This episode: The Sentence That Saved David Price’s Life—and Built His Career.

Here’s what you’ll learn about:

Introduction and Initial Setup (0:12)

• Host Drew Deraney thanks Guest David Price for joining the podcast and mentions Eric Hizole, who introduced them.
• Drew describes the linear path of life and how external circumstances can derail it, leading to adversity.
• He outlines three types of men: those who don't see adversity, those who see it but blame others, and those who see it as an opportunity for growth.
• Drew introduces David Price as an example of the third type, who saw adversity as an opportunity for massive action and personal growth.

David Price's Journey to Recovery (2:11)

• David Price thanks Drew for the opportunity and begins to share his journey.
• David recounts his 20-year drug addiction and how it led to a rock bottom moment at a 12-step meeting.
• At the meeting, David heard the phrase "your best thinking got you here," which made him realize he needed to ask for help and learn from others.
• David found inspiration in a Tony Robbins audio book, which taught him to model success and take action on the help he received.

Transition to the Insurance Industry (7:39)

• David explains how he transitioned from a high-functioning drug user to a successful insurance agent.
• He describes his various jobs, including working in the army, as a contractor in Africa, and in the oil business.
• David shares how he joined the insurance industry in 2018 and quickly saw success, earning $20,000 in his first six months and $980,000 in the next 36 months.
• He emphasizes the importance of consistency and activity in sales, and how he helps other insurance agents with their mindset and expectations.

Coaching and Client Success Stories (13:01)

• David discusses his coaching philosophy, focusing on helping agents with activity and mindset.
• He shares a client success story of a single mom who persisted despite challenges and eventually became a multi-earner.
• David highlights the importance of not giving up and the role of mentorship and coaching in achieving success.
• He explains the different types of insurance he specializes in, including final expense insurance, IULs, term policies, and Medicare.

Advice for Young Entrepreneurs (16:48)

• David advises young David to take school and time seriously, emphasizing the importance of learning and utilizing time effectively.
• He shares his own experience of not taking school seriously and how it impacted his future success.
• David stresses the importance of consistent effort and building a lead system to ensure a steady flow of new opportunities.
• He concludes by encouraging young entrepreneurs to focus on small, consistent actions and to seek out mentorship and coaching to achieve their goals.

To learn more about David’s mission, go to his LinkedIn profile at https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidpriceofficial/ or his website(s) at www.tpglife.com

David Price Bio

David Price is the CEO and Founder of The Price Group IMO, one of the fastest-growing organizations...

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This episode: Why Your ‘Head Trash’ Is Costing You Your Health, Happiness, and Peace – with Judy Kane.

Here’s what you’ll learn about:

Introduction and Purpose of the Podcast (0:05)

• Host Drew Deraney thanks Suzanne Taylor King for introducing him to Guest Judy Kane.
• Drew discusses the concept of life being linear until external circumstances derail it.
• He introduces the three types of people: those who don't see adversity, those who see it but blame others, and those who see it as an opportunity for growth.
• Drew asks Judy Kane to share her transformation from Woman number one or two to Woman number three.

Judy Kane's Personal Transformation (2:17)

• Judy recounts her stressful IT management job and the impact of personal issues on her health.
• She describes the wake-up call that led to the end of her unhappy marriage and a change in personal life.
• Judy explains her discovery of the process that changed her life, focusing on subconscious beliefs.
• Drew and Judy discuss the impact of subconscious beliefs on physical health and personal growth.

Discovering the Power of Subconscious Beliefs (3:25)

• Judy shares how her second husband's anger was caused by a subconscious belief.
• She explains the role of subconscious beliefs in interpreting events and people.
• Drew mentions a statistic that 85% of physical ailments are due to unaddressed internal stress.
• Judy believes that understanding and changing subconscious beliefs could have prevented her hospitalization.

Judy Kane's Career Transition and Business Journey (6:11)

• Judy discusses her decision to become a realtor and take courses in the process she now uses.
• She started her business in 2014 while still working as a realtor.
• Judy describes the challenges of starting a business and the importance of prioritizing tasks.
• She emphasizes the importance of doing what feels right for her business and making her own rules.

Success Stories and Client Testimonials (8:53)

• Judy shares a success story of a client who overcame physical pain and improved her marriage and career.
• Drew and Judy discuss the impact of subconscious beliefs on relationships and overall well-being.
• Judy explains how changing subconscious beliefs can lead to significant personal and professional improvements.
• She highlights the importance of clients being ready and willing to change for the process to be effective.

Challenges and Lessons Learned (11:01)

• Judy talks about the challenge of working with clients referred by others who may not be ready to change.
• Drew and Judy discuss the importance of clients being self-motivated and willing to take responsibility for their lives.
• Judy shares her experience of learning to respect clients' boundaries and not impose her opinions.
• She emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and recognizing self-limiting beliefs.

Judy Kane's Personal Life and Family (11:43)

• Drew and Judy discuss their shared interest in Clemson University.
• Judy talks about her two daughters, one work...

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This episode: She Was Intuitive Before the World Was Ready—Here’s How Adele Bernard Turned It Into Her Superpower.

Here’s what you’ll learn about:

Introduction and Initial Setup (0:00)

• Host Drew Deraney thanks Anissa Hudak for introducing him to Adele Bernard and sets the stage for the discussion.
• Drew explains the concept of life being a linear path until external circumstances disrupt it, leading to adversity.
• He introduces the three types of people: those who are unaware of adversity, those who see it as a barrier, and those who see it as an opportunity for growth.

Adele's Early Life and Intuitive Abilities (1:53)

• Adele Bernard shares that she was aware of her intuitive abilities from a very young age, around three years old.
• Adele describes the challenges of being intuitive and not being believed by others.
• She recalls not speaking until she was four and communicating with the other side, which caused confusion among people.
• Adele mentions her dyslexia and how it didn't change her intuitive abilities.

Navigating Adversity and Self-Awareness (4:44)

• Adele talks about the importance of self-awareness and not running away from adversity.
• She shares a story about a psychologist friend who believed her and encouraged her to speak openly about her intuitive abilities.
• Adele discusses the concept of choosing family for specific life lessons and her role as a leader and lightworker.
• She emphasizes the importance of evolving and awakening to move past karmic issues and not repeating past lives.

Understanding Astrology and Mercury Retrograde (6:16)

• Adele explains the concept of Mercury Retrograde and its impact on communication.
• She describes how different planets have corresponding emotions or actions and the importance of being aware of these cycles.
• Adele shares her experience with astrology, human design, and genetics, and how they help her navigate her life.
• She discusses the significance of Mercury Retrograde in her life and how she uses it to her advantage.

The Role of Intuition in Daily Life (10:13)

• Adele talks about the importance of listening to one's body and the body's responses to stress and emotions.
• She mentions the book "The Body Keeps the Score" and its insights into the impact of unaddressed stress on physical health.
• Adele shares a statistic about heart disease and how many people are unaware of their condition until it's too late.
• She discusses the concept of psychosomatic illness and how emotions can manifest physically.

Coaching Men and Women (14:38)

• Adele describes her coaching approach, including finance coffee chats and 30-minute sessions to provide guidance.
• She explains the importance of helping men reconnect with their inner selves and find their authenticity.
• Adele discusses the challenges men face in feeling safe and finding their role in their families and society.
• She emphasizes the need for co-leadership in families and the importance of clear communication.

The Rising Feminine and Community Structure (18:06)

• Adele talks about the rising feminine and i...