In this episode we discus biohacking our minds with Mark Ashton Smith, Ph.D, a Cognitive Neuroscientist who obtained his doctorate from Carnagie Mellon University of Pittsburgh, a lecturer at Cambridge University and head of the psychology department of the University of Cyprus. Dr. Smith has spent over 3 years creating a line of software which has been proven to increase IQ, fluid intelligence and working memory.

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From the perspective of pretty much anyone who knows me personally or follows my social media profiles, the whole entrepreneurial thing has worked out pretty damn well for me. I lead a pretty the lavish existence; when I'm not working my own hours from a comfy home office or a gourmet coffee shop I have a super active social, dating and nightlife. I've already spent 60 days this year traveling and adventuring abroad and am planning another trip soon. No silver spoon here, this lifestyle is financed by my marketing and web development firm.

I'm part of a generation which increasingly believes that everyone should and can be an entrepreneur, that it's as easy as reading a book, as coming up with a good idea, buying a domain name and heading down to your bank to form an LLC. Maybe I'm a just a really crappy entrepreneur but I actually think it's way, way more difficult than that. This blog will make the case that one of the most important steps to being an entrepreneur is to get a real challenging job and working real hard.

Here is the brief, yet colorful history of my pre-entrepreneurial job experience. (I promise this isn't just an exercise in narcissism, there's a lot of useful lessons in here).

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In this episode Woody Roseland, a 5 time cancer survivor shares lessons for thriving despite a crisis of a lifetime and 11 very actionable life hacks for avoiding cancer.

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