GI breaks down why blindly following “best practices” isn’t the key to personal growth or career success. From examining your strengths and resources to dealing with emotional biases, it’s all about designing strategies that fit you. Packed with actionable insights and no-BS advice, this episode...
Unfiltered and unapologetically honest, this episode dives into the real truth about motivation. Spoiler alert—it’s not what you need to succeed. GI breaks down how self-help industries play on emotions to sell quick fixes that fade fast, leaving you stuck in a cycle of inspiration...
Are your emotions sabotaging your decision-making? GI breaks it down with brutal honesty in this episode of GI SAID IT. Decisions driven by emotions get messy—whether in business or personal life. Emotions aren’t reality; they’re just your perception, and too often, that perception is flat-out...
Fear is the ultimate progress killer, and in this unfiltered episode, we expose how it sabotages your personal growth and success mindset. Whether you flee challenges or mask insecurities with ego, fear keeps you stagnant—sometimes even pushing you backward. Listen as we tackle fight vs....
GI dives straight into the truth about insecurity, where it starts (spoiler: childhood), and how it quietly crushes your confidence, relationships, and career. Learn how to stop running from it, own your flaws without BS affirmations, and build on your actual strengths—not society's version of...
GI dives into the chaos of life to prove a bold truth – the universe doesn’t give you what you want, it gives you what you need. This episode starts with a real story about how a stray kitten waltzed into GI's life unannounced, shaking...
Music isn't just sound; it's emotion, energy, and a tool. DJs know this better than anyone. It's not about pressing play—an algorithm can do that. A great DJ reads the room and orchestrates a crowd's behavior through calculated song choices, beats, and bass lines. The...
“Jack of all trades, master of none.” You’ve heard it a thousand times, but did you know you’re missing the best part of that quote? The full version actually says, “Jack of all trades, master of none, but oftentimes better than master of one.” And...