Unstuckable

Jim Hopkinson wants to help you negotiate anything you really want. Learn the 5 basic negotiation skills never taught to you. Get ready to never just accept any offer again!

Phil Randazzo started AmericanDreamU.org to help Veterans make the transition from military life to entrepreneurship. Listen to how you can transition from a structured work environment, like the military or even Corporate America, to working on your terms.

Omar Zenhom dropped out of Wharton Business School to start the $100 MBA. He believes the best method of learning about business is through self learning and applying business concepts to real-world problems. 

Katy Bowman is a biomechanist who studies how we move our bodies. She says many of us are suffering from diseases of captivity and how you move your body throughout the day is more important than exercise.

UJ Ramdas wants to help you reconnect with yourself by writing for just five minutes a day. He is co-creator of the Five Minute Journal, a writing system rooted in science to guide you to become your best self. 

Nkem Ndefo is a Trauma & Tension Release (TRE) Trainer based in LA, who wants to help you let go of your stress using your body's natural instincts, so you can get unstuck and establish a healthier energy flow throughout your body.

Charlie Hoehn created a dream job for himself working as Tim Ferriss director of special projects for three years. His super human work habits made him a rock star, but ended up leaving him deeply stuck by anxiety. Hear his unlikely, but very simply cure.

It's been six months since UnStuckable launched and of the 130+ interviews we've conducted, there is one quick action to get unstuck recommended by our guests more than any other! Plus listen to our BIG announcement about new online courses! 

This past summer, Chris and Stephen were invited by Blake Sims at the Center for Entrepreneurship to talk to a group of high school students in Concord, NH enrolled in their Innovation in Action course about how to think like an entrepreneur.

Eric James cured his anxiety by thinking outside of the box and becoming a serial entrepreneur.  He currently owns five businesses, has worked with David Blaine and met with Richard Branson to land himself a spot on Virgin Galatic's inaugural flight.

Jordan Harbinger, host of the Art of Charm podcast, has been kidnapped twice, worked in war zones and was a lawyer on Wall Street. His ability to connect, build relationships and gain trust has helped him get out of and into almost any situation.

Jennifer Idol managed to combine her diverse passions of photography, scuba diving and design into one business idea. She started Underwater Design to show people amazing life that exists in their local waterways.

Allison Sutter systematically eliminated fear and negativity from her life. Once she did, she became more relaxed, happier and wealthier. She wants to show you how to stop the negative thoughts that are preventing you from becoming your best self.

Zach Sexton has learned the most ambitious people are often those who get stuck most often. He writes for the productivity blog Asian Efficiency to educate others about the key to productivity: focus and using your limited energy more intentionally. 

Andrea Waltz founded Go for No with her husband to overcome their self-imposed limitations. She wants to help people embrace rejection and grow from it rather than be deterred by it.

Julie Tunstall founded Mastermind Finder to help entrepreneurs find the most appropriate accountability partners at each stage of their business. She wants to help build your momentum by hanging out with people who will motivate you to grow.

Kyle Pearce knows the path to working on your terms begins with developing a habit for self learning. He founded DIYGenius to teach others how to create their own job in the digital economy. 

Ethan Waldman reduced his largest expense by building a tiny house. He did it, so he could have the freedom to create a lifestyle more focused on experiences. 

Maya Gaddie wants to challenge the "one-size-fits-all" approach to productivity. She's a digital life coach of sorts who wants to help you build your virtual life to make your real like more productive.

Honoree Corder wants to inspire you to stop doing what you think you are "suppose" to do and starting doing what you've always "wanted" to do. Instead of going to college like most of her friends, she started working for herself and hasn't looked back.