Nature vs. Nurture: Where Do You Stand? (Jared Diamond, Guns, Germs, and Steel)
“The one most important thing to do is to not try to find the one most important thing to do.” - Jared Diamond(click to tweet)We’re raised a...
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MentorBox is the new way of learning. If you're like most of our members you believe in expanding your knowledge and leveling up your skillsets, but you just don't have the time to read the...
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Listen to MentorBox Podcast, a Business podcast by Dustin. Stream 71 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.
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106: Originality vs. Imitation: Where Do You Stand?
Is there such a thing as originality? When we examine creativity, we can see that constructs like language and education have us undoubtedly...
105: Stephan Spencer, Perfecting The Art of SEO
Succeeding online requires more than great content. We can spend all the time in the world perfecting the marketing video or blog post, but...
104: Beth Comstock, Imagine It Forward
A career is a series of lessons to learn from. But often times, it’s hard to see this big picture. At each job, we are met with new challeng...
103: Lee Richter, What You Can Learn From The Pet Industry
The pet industry speaks for the changing times. It used to be that if you built a big enough business, you could just mass message consumers...
102: How To Shoot Movies With Your iPhone
We check email, message our friends, and scroll through social media. This is the story of us using our smartphones. But the camera inside a...
101: Do The Right Thing: Why It’s Easier Than You Think
Doing the right thing sounds too simple. In the pursuit of self-help and self-development, we often find ourselves in the rabbit holes of co...
100: Lucas Conley, Why Your Brand Must Have A Social Conscience
McDonald’s can ask Wendy’s, “What do you think about Trump?” And then suddenly, Wendy’s has to voice its stance on the sociopolitical climat...
99: Overcoming Paralysis By Analysis
When we don’t pursue our goals, our minds spiral. The energy and ambition that wants to push us to a greater future gets displaced to areas...
98: Law of Attraction, Why Your Success Depends On Your Mindset
They say that the world is a confusing place. Is that true? Or are we just letting external stimulus dictate our perception of it? When we m...
97: Tyler Gage, How To Be The Scrappy Entrepreneur
Some companies are started in a vacuum. The founders draw up a business plan, seek out investment, and go to market on the gamble that their...
96: Mike Robbins, Why You Should Be Yourself At Work
Monday morning means back to work. And as we sit down at our desks, we’re faced with the question: why does this feel the way it does? Over...
95: Sacrifice, Why It Should Be Your Daily Practice
We all want our future reality to be superior to our current reality. But very few of us are actively choosing that course on a daily basis....
94: Marco Santarelli, Debunking The 2 Most Common Misconceptions About Real Estate
Real estate is all over the media. From TV shows like Million Dollar Listing to news reports about the fluctuating real estate market, we ar...
93: Dorie Clark, Reinventing Yourself Into Becoming A Thought Leader
Are you working for a company or for a person? This question is more important today than ever before. The current landscape calls for busin...
92: Forgiveness, Why Your Toolbelt Needs It
We must equally experience and observe. A healthy balance between these two forces is the recipe for success. Leaning too far in one directi...
91: Laura Wasser, Why Divorce Can Be Over Easy
Approximately half of all marriages end in divorce. So then why does it carry such a stigma in today’s world? If one out of every two marria...
90: Mike Zeller, How To Innovate Without Paying The Price
Innovation is required for survival. But most companies forget this in their pursuit of profit. They lock on to strongly to the safe bets, t...
89: Using The 4 Seasons To Hack Your Mind
It’s hard to know when to work hard and when to relax. Today, more than ever before, the stress on productivity is constant. We feel we can...
88: Alex Banayan, Why Your Success Has No Tipping Point
Success is marketed as something that happens overnight. But the truth is that behind every success story is a narrative of continuous hard...