What if your biggest money block was invisible… and inherited?

Welcome to a groundbreaking kickoff of a new Addicted to Betterment series with Nikki and David, and the incomparable financial coach, Roya Mattis. Together, they dive deep into the subconscious programming most of us never question: the invisible money stories we inherited long before we even earned our first dollar. 🧠

From cheese-and-cracker ceilings to yacht-level abundance, Roya masterfully unpacks how our earliest money memories silently set our financial thermostats, and how we unconsciously sabotage success when we out-earn our internal "deserve level."

This isn't your average money mindset talk. It's about soul elevation, healing scarcity at the root, and stepping fully into your purpose-driven power with money as a tool, not a trap. 💸

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Key Takeaways:

• Financial ceilings are often subconscious, not circumstantial.
• Early money memories shape lifelong beliefs and behaviors.
• Deserve level determines financial highs and lows.
• Money is a tool for love and expansion.
• Rewrite inherited money beliefs to change your future.

What if your greatest transformation started the moment you stopped making excuses?

David sits down with Danny Zatarain on the last day of his 75 Hard journey, and it's way more than a fitness story. 💪🔥

From the moment he looked at a photo and hated what he saw, Danny made a commitment that reshaped his identity, mindset, and sense of self-worth.

He didn't just change his habits, he raised his standards. No more "I'll start Monday." No more comparing himself to others. No more coaching others while neglecting himself. This is a raw, vulnerable, and deeply honest conversation about what it means to truly respect yourself, follow through on your word, and serve others from a place of strength, not depletion.

Whether you've done 75 Hard, thought about it, or are facing any area of your life where you know you're playing small, this one's for you. Your potential? Yeah, it's tired of waiting on you. ⏳

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Key Takeaways:

• Awareness precedes real transformation and lasting change.
• Excuses thrive where standards are undefined.
• Accountability grows through vulnerability and openness.
• Your potential gets tired of waiting.
• You can't serve others well neglecting yourself.

Ever feel like you're doing everything right…and nothing is taking off? You prepare, you work, you believe, and still the spark won't stay lit.

David shares a vivid story from summer nights at the firepit that becomes a powerful picture of what it feels like to build something when momentum hasn't hit yet.

If you're in a season where it feels like you're crouched in the smoke, eyes burning, waiting for something to finally catch…this one's going to speak straight to you.

Because the breeze always comes. And when it meets your flame, everything changes.

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Key Takeaways:

• Doing everything right doesn't guarantee instant success.
• Persistence often precedes the breakthrough moment.
• Momentum comes when spirit meets prepared passion.
• Smoke isn't failure, it's part of ignition.
• Keep going, the breeze is coming.

What if the change you're fighting is the very thing meant to free you?

David reminds us that life doesn't fall apart, it unfolds. From the safety of the womb to the falling leaves of autumn, every ending carries a quiet invitation to begin again.

This isn't about "embracing change" as a cliché. It's a call to trust the natural rhythm of your own becoming. Because the moment you stop clinging to what's leaving, you make room for what's meant to grow.

Let go of what's ending. Trust what's emerging.

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Key Takeaways:

• We are built for change.
• Comfort often hinders growth.
• Nature embraces change instinctively.
• Letting go enables transformation.
• Every ending sparks a beginning.

What can a fighter pilot teach us about leading through chaos? ✈️

David sits down with Jacob Anderson, former F-15 fighter pilot in the US Air Force, decorated veteran, and now a purpose-driven entrepreneur, for a high-impact conversation about performing under pressure, leading with integrity, and building a life rooted in accountability and purpose.

Jacob unpacks what it's like to fly combat missions at 600+ mph with seconds to react, and how that same mindset applies when you're steering a business, leading a family, or facing personal challenges. From the "OODA loop" to lessons in failure, preparation, and debriefing like your life depends on it, this is a leadership masterclass wrapped in adrenaline and authenticity.

Whether you're in the boardroom or navigating personal change, this episode will challenge you to rethink how you prepare, lead, and grow.

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Key Takeaways:

• Preparation defines performance under pressure.
• Accountability must start with the leader.
• Excellence requires consistent, honest debriefing.
• Fear is managed through purpose and training.
• Clarity enables decisive action in chaos.

What the world needs now… is love. Real love. The kind that doesn't wait for permission, apology, or perfection.

In this heartfelt episode, David Gregory shares a moving story from an unforgettable wedding, one that redefined what love looks like when it's lived with full presence and intention.

This isn't a sermon or a slogan, it's a challenge to live love out loud. Because love isn't something we find… It's something we choose.

Be the one who gives love first in every conversation, conflict, or silence.

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Key Takeaways:

• Love is a daily choice, not a discovery.
• Presence is the greatest gift you can offer.
• Authentic love accepts without needing to change.
• Give love freely, it never runs out.
• Lead with love, especially during division or conflict.

What if your hardest season wasn't meant to break you but to prove your strength?

David shares a moment that changed his mindset forever: the day he realized he'd survived every single one of his worst days.

This episode isn't about hype. ❌

It's about perspective, resilience, and remembering that you're built to overcome what once felt impossible.

You've survived 100% of your hardest days… now live like it.

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• Failure isn't final. It's feedback
• Survival = proof of resilience
• The thing you're facing won't take you out

"What would love do?" 💭 That one question, dropped mid-conversation by Amy Woodall, stopped David in his tracks.

David dives deep into how those four simple words sparked a massive mindset shift. From battling self-judgment after falling off a health journey to confronting ego-driven reactions, David unpacks what it really means to lead with love, not the soft, passive kind, but the fierce, bold, accountable kind.

This episode is a raw, honest reflection that challenges you to swap ego for empathy, perfection for progress, and shame for grace. Whether you're leading a team, raising a family, or just trying to get through the day, this lens of love might just be the leadership tool you didn't know you needed ❤️

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• Love is bold, not passive.
• Ego seeks to be right; love seeks to understand.
• Self-compassion fuels forward momentum.
• Love holds accountable with grace.
• Daily actions define growth, not perfection.