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Our Golden Guest in today's episode is Carm! A staple in the coffee industry at this man has seen more beans and car oil than 99% of the population. He walked us through his life story going from poverty to starting a family and building a very successful coffee business with his son.

Learn from Carm's story as we cover the hardships of expansion, why rapid growth isn't always your best friend, and how to get through tough life sh*t.

Life Athletes welcome to episode 208 of the Life Athletics Podcast, this is your host, Nik Wood.

Today’s guest Life Athlete is Adam Roa.

Adam is a transformational artist, and coach, creating all sorts of art to elevate human consciousness and awareness. 

He shares as authentically and vulnerably as he can so that others have a permission slip to do the same.

Adam and I have known each other for a while now and I was deeply excited to do this interview.  I met him at his villa in Bali about a week before my injury a year and a half ago.

It was wild listening to the conversation again as there are things that I needed to hear in this episode now.  Adam has been very supportive during my recovery, sending voice messages and exchanging stories and I appreciate him greatly.

Enjoy!

When people contact me for help they fill out a form and one of the things I ask is, “What do you need help with?”  A surprising number of them choose “I don’t know.” from the dropdown.  They don’t know what kind of help they need, just that they are overwhelmed and exhausted.  They need a plan. They need strategy.  They need to be able to find things in the chaos. 

Yes, these are the things I help with as a Director of Ops, but not everyone needs that level of service or is ready for it.  So I have created Get Your Act Together as short intensives to get you set up for success in just a day or two. Today we are breaking down what these new services look like. 

The Art Of Choosing Love

The #REvolutionPodcast

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Better later than never. Catching up with mix postings. Here is one from a late night outdoor renegade thrown by and for those who stayed in San Francisco during Xmas of 2017. Nothing like a proper rager with your framily of 200 in the San Francisco hills.
1. G.R.X (Nightmare) by Manu Soto
2. . Are You From Earth? (Original) by Andy Martin
3. Nexus (Original Mix) by D. Diggler
4. Murky (Original Mix) by Hernan Tapia
5. Late Night (Original Mix) by Groovebox
6. Dream World (Original Mix) by Jor-el
7. Kinetic Energy (Original Mix) by Quantus
8. Sadness and Joy (Original Mix) by Roni Tech
9. Feel It Everywhere (Jaceo Sunrise Dub) by Grum
10. Eleph (Original Mix) by Joseph Roa
11. Humble (Feat. Little Mouse) (Klartraum Remix) by Paul Moore (GER)
12. Buenos Aires (Original Mix) by Mozaiek
13. Outpost (Original Mix) by Spektre

This conversation energized me to the core. Adam is such a force. We talked about how to become a magnet and match for the things we truly want, how to ask for what we want from our partners, ourselves and the planet. We talked about forgiveness, the ‘Me Too’ movement, healing sexuality, healing the masculine/feminine dynamic. There was so much goodness in this episode.

Adam Roa

Adam Roa's spoken word poetry and deeply moving multi-media creations take the viewer on a transformational journey that leads to greater self-awareness and compassion. Whether he's supporting high-impact individuals in creating profitable businesses, captivating audiences from the screens and stages, or facilitating breakthroughs at workshops and retreats, Adam shows up to life with consistent excellence and soul-inspired passion. His ability to speak both the spiritual hippie and corporate business languages makes him highly sought after.

In this episode, Adam shares:

3:00- Why embracing uncertainty is one of the best things we can do for ourselves.

8:40-The question we should ask ourselves when seeking romantic relationships.

11:18- How to create containers for emotional safety in partnership.

22:40- How masculine and feminine wounding is created within us.

31:20- Why we fear interacting with the opposite sex.

34:40- Sexuality wounds.

41:00-Identifying and shifting our belief systems around sexuality.

49:21-Why we should stop externalizing the meaning of happiness.


You can find more of Adam at:

http://adamroa.com

https://www.facebook.com/adam.roa.1

http://instagram.com/adam.roa


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We sit down with Ray Roa (Music Editor, Creative Loafing) to talk about taking over as editor, the Saga of Max the Sax Guy, how our generation has impacted local culture, what bands should do when submitting their music to press, different styles of local music in Tampa, the local DIY scene, and how music writing should add to a band’s story.

John Roa is a serial tech entrepreneur and long time Chicagoan. He got his entrepreneurial start by creating a computer repair business at 14 and hasn't stopped since. Last year, he sold ÄKTA, his tech-consulting and design firm, to Salesforce.  Now John is planning to invest in other Chicago startups via Roa Ventures, a fund that focuses on "early-stage investments, projects and experiments". He has also created the non-profit, Digital Hope, and enjoys playing competitive poker and traveling extensively. 

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In This Episode You Will Learn:

• How John got started as an entrepreneur
• Why he started AKTA and where the name comes from
• What John attributes the success of AKTA to
• How John made the the decision to sell AKTA? 
• If he would take venture capital if he could do it again
• Problems he sees in taking venture capital
• Why he's investing instead of starting another startup
• John's criteria for his next startup
• What draws John to travel? He has been to 50+ countries. 
• How to build a brand as a new angel investor?
• Similarities between poker and startups
• What Chicago tech is good at & what we could improve on
• Why John doesn’t believe in giving advice

Selected Links From The Episode:

• 6 Ways Playing Poker Can Help You in Business (and 2 Ways It Can't) by John Roa
• The Grand Voyage
• Robert Nand, Founder of The Grand Voyage 

Favorite Book: 

• The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays by Albert Camus

David Vinca is Founder, eSpark Learning and Luke Shepard, CTO. eSpark Learning is harnessing the power of educational 3rd party apps to build a platform for customized learning experiences in the classroom. Alongside him in this interview is Luke Shepard, a past Facebook Developer, and an iterative machine (they push every single frickin day).