Season 2: Episode 4

"The Investor's Mindset, Architecting Core Principles and Creating Value For Others"

We immerse into the labyrinth with our Leader Eddie Wilson, one of the most successful entrepreneurs in the world. Known as the 'King of Exits' Eddie has built, scaled and exited over 100+ companies and has invested into over 4,000 real estate projects earning his net worth of over $1B.

He also dedicates his time touring the world as an educator and public speaker on leadership on the Aspire Tour, inspiring people to achieve more by sharing his business wisdom and life experience.

He is also a highly proactive philanthropist who has built an incredible non-profit called Impact Others; feeding hungry children, supplying water to less fortunate communities and helping people start businesses.

In this episode we dive deep into the mindset of Eddies' best practices for business, we explore his core values for happiness and mental health and we discuss the principles of effective leadership, sales, entrepreneurship and investing into talent, not product. Eddie opens up about how mastering yourself works through identifying your core values and healing through our trauma to become more self aware and a stronger and more valued version of yourself. Eddie shares how he systemizes scaling and exiting companies for a profit and the importance of giving back, helping others and how to find fulfillment by creating value in the world.

Eddie's Book Recommendations:

• Ego is the Enemy - Ryan Holliday
• Awareness - Anthon De Mello

Impact Others Non-Profit

• Impactothers.com
• @impactothers on Instagram

Social Media

• Officialew.com
• @eddiewilson on Instagram

Aspire Tour

• Aspiretour.com

Season 2, Episode 3:

"Building a Media Company, Power of Partnerships & Trusting Your Gut with Kent Speakman"

We plunge into the Labyrinth with self-made entertainment mogul Kent Speakman. Kent found himself at a crossroads in life where he had been sleeping on couches with only $300 left in his pocket, considering possibly giving up his dream and moving home to Edmonton. He decided to take one more chance on himself and stayed in LA, where he continued to network and push himself which enabled him to help fund a start up and eventually, without any industry experience, led to building his multi-media empire with KNEKT TV. Kent has since been recognized with multiple awards and accolades for his production efforts, has been featured in many top publishing houses like Variety, LA Times and Huffington Post and has had a global influence on audiences with socially conscious content… making it 'Cool to Care'. This episode is recommended for anyone looking to build a company, lead a media organization or for inspiration of the human spirit, through belief, grit and determination.

Kent's Book Recommendations

• The Celestine Prohpecy by James Redfield
• Never Eat Alone by Keith Ferrazzi
• Selling to Big Companies by Jill Konrath

Social Media

• @kentspeakman on all social platforms
• @KNEKTtv on all social platforms
• info@KNEKT.tv

Website:

• KNEKT.TV

Season 2, Episode 2:

"Present Moment Awareness, Honesty & Emotional Intelligence with Jeff Lurner"

We ride into the Labyrinth with Mr. Jeff Lurner. Born and raised in South Africa, Jeff made his mark as a successful trial lawyer specializing in litigation in business law. Now in his retirement, he delivers a fascinating interview on his journey into maturity of the mind and the heart, divulging captivating information from the wisdom he collected throughout his life and his spiritual experiences. We learn about the importance of 'Present Moment Awareness', 'Honesty' and 'Emotional Intelligence' by striving to accept ourselves and understanding others. We learn about the art of detachment, how to dismantle the ego and enjoy a life of peace and serenity. This supreme interview will be a game changing resource of education to help improve your quality of life, to easily implement into your daily practice and enhance your state of mindfulness.

Jeff's Book Recommendation:

• Animal Farm by George Orwell