Episodes

  • God Already Knew Your Limitations

    God Already Knew Your Limitations
    May 16 2026
    In today’s episode, I sit down with acclaimed speaker, writer, and life coach Tim Storey for a conversation about faith, wisdom, purpose, and the mindset required to overcome limitations. We talk about the difference between knowledge and wisdom, why preparation creates conviction, and how fear, worry, and comparison interfere with growth. Tim shares his perspective on finding your unique assignment instead of chasing somebody else’s success, while I reflect on forgiveness, service, and the importance of protecting your mindset through your “eye gate” and “ear gate.” We also discuss recovery, leadership, and why the right preparation allows people to perform under pressure.
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    47 mins
  • Stop Giving Away Your Best Hours

    Stop Giving Away Your Best Hours
    May 15 2026
    In today’s episode, I share why coaches, mentors, and teachers can speed up your journey, but they can’t do the inner work for you. I talk about getting from A to B, finding people who already sit where you want to be, and using their guidance to avoid unnecessary pain, wasted time, and expensive lessons. I also break down the difference between scheduled time and non-time, why giving away your best hours can cost you, and how small daily commitments create lasting success. True growth starts within, but the right people and systems make the path easier.
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    49 mins
  • Building Wealth Through Fair Enterprise

    Building Wealth Through Fair Enterprise
    May 14 2026
    In today’s episode, I sit down with billionaire entrepreneur and Magna International founder Frank Stronach to talk about his journey from arriving in Canada with $200 to building a global automotive empire with 180,000 employees and billions in revenue. Frank shares how profit sharing transformed his business, why treating employees like partners created explosive growth, and how his experiences with poverty, war, communism, and capitalism shaped his worldview. We also talk about economic freedom, the future of entrepreneurship, the importance of purpose later in life, and why he believes stronger middle classes and fair enterprise systems are essential to creating a more civilized society.
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    24 mins
  • What My Mom Taught Me Without Words

    What My Mom Taught Me Without Words
    May 13 2026
    In today’s episode, I reflect on the lessons my mom taught me simply through the way she lived. After raising six kids on a second grade teacher’s salary, she showed me what resilience, humility, kindness, and service really look like. I share stories about growing up in Akron, Ohio, carrying those lessons into my career, and the impact teachers and parents have on shaping lives long after the classroom is gone. From funny moments with my kids and social media to an emotional encounter at LAX with one of my mom’s former students, this conversation is about gratitude, legacy, and the people who quietly change the world every single day.
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    9 mins
  • Building A Better Pain Recovery Plan

    Building A Better Pain Recovery Plan
    May 12 2026
    In today’s episode, I sit down with Dr. Grant Elliott, founder of Rehab Fix and one of the leading voices in movement-based recovery for chronic back pain. We talk about why lower back pain has become the world’s leading disability, and how stress, sleep, mindset, movement, and daily habits all contribute to the problem. Dr. Elliott explains why so many outdated treatment models still dominate modern healthcare, why most people can recover without surgery, and how belief plays a major role in healing. We also discuss scaling an online health business, mentoring providers around the world, and helping people regain confidence after years of chronic pain and discouraging diagnoses.
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    18 mins
  • How Ego Interferes With Your Success

    How Ego Interferes With Your Success
    May 11 2026
    In this episode, I remind you that ego is the biggest interference between where you are and where you want to be. The ego wants to defend, control, and prove, and that interference keeps you from your potential. I talk about why the simple things matter most, and why the ego fights the mundane. Success isn’t built in big moments; it’s built in the small things you do every day. I also share why non-negotiable behaviors matter and how aligning your daily actions with your divine direction changes everything. When you stop judging, start discerning, and stay consistent in the simple things, you begin to remove the interference. To join my next free Friday Training sessions, email me at david@dmeltzer.com
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    53 mins
  • The Power Of Impossible Targets

    The Power Of Impossible Targets
    May 10 2026
    In today’s episode, I sit down with Grant Cardone, entrepreneur, real estate investor, bestselling author, and founder of the 10X movement, to talk about turning setbacks into fuel for something bigger. Grant shares how dissatisfaction can become a divine signal to grow, why success often starts before belief catches up, and how he learned to build businesses by doing the math backward from impossible targets. We also talk about time, money, real estate, leverage, social media, and the difference between chasing stages and building a platform that creates lasting relationships, impact, freedom, and a clearer path to becoming everything you are capable of becoming.
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    39 mins
  • Turning Failure Into Faith and Fortune

    Turning Failure Into Faith and Fortune
    May 9 2026
    In today’s episode, I sit down with former NFL players Julius Thomas and Bronson Kaufusi, along with entrepreneur and investor Frank Perdomo, for a conversation about community, faith, fulfillment, and impact. We talk about why culture starts with people, how the Pro Athlete Community helps athletes prepare for life beyond the game, and why success without fulfillment can still leave you empty. Julius shares how obedience shaped his unlikely path from college basketball to the NFL, Bronson opens up about identity after injury, and Frank reflects on the failure that strengthened his faith and changed the way he invests in people.
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    33 mins