We’re bringing back a fan-favorite conversation that hits even harder today: why do we buy so much… and why does it still feel like it’s never enough?

In this replay, Shawn revisits one of his most practical Shawnisms: “Only Buy Things You Love.” Because let’s be honest, late-night scrolling and “add to cart” has become a lifestyle.

Shawn sits down with bestselling author and personal finance powerhouse “Your Rich BFF,” Vivian Tu, to unpack the psychology behind our spending habits, the sneaky ways social media fuels over-consumption, and why so many of us were never taught how money actually works in the first place. Vivian also breaks down value-based spending in a way that’s simple, actionable, and maybe a little bit life-changing.

If your wallet has ever asked, “What was that purchase about?”… this replay is for you.

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What happens when Snoop Dogg’s son partners with someone who is revolutionizing the modern food industry? Iconic ice cream and a masterclass in building what you actually understand.

This week Shawn sits down with Cordell Broadus and Sam Rockwell to break down the real meaning behind “Fix Stuff Yourself.”

From launching Dr. Bombay Ice Cream to navigating “munchie culture,” they discuss how understanding the nuts and bolts of your business is the difference between owning it and just repping it. They also dive into how to stay authentic while serving the masses, and why disruptors usually win while giants fight each other.

Plus, we get lessons that stick, from Sam’s “build a floor, not a ceiling” to Cordell’s sports mindset (straight from Snoop), “Block before you get the rock.”

This one is about doing the work, embracing the pivot, and earning the right to scale. Because if you don’t understand it, you don’t control it.

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What if the secret to great leadership, design, marketing, and even parenting, isn’t complicated at all? What if it’s mostly common sense and good taste?

This week Shawn sits down with Jaime Schmidt, the entrepreneur who went from mixing deodorant in her kitchen to building Schmidt's Naturals into a global sensation.

Shawn and Jaime dive into why simplicity is often the hardest thing to achieve, how aligning your brand with a cultural movement, like the shift toward natural products, can supercharge growth, and why trusting your instincts and taste is a founder’s ultimate advantage. The two also tackle the dangers of “design by committee,” and why the smartest leaders focus on the destination without obsessing over every step along the way.

In business and in life, everyone’s path looks different… but common sense and good taste tend to lead in the right direction.

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