“A year ago, this podcast was just an idea. Now it’s changed our lives.”

In this anniversary episode, Sara and I reflect on one year of The Betterment Podcast — the lessons, the struggles, and the growth that came with it. From health hacks to real reflection, this one covers it all.

We dive into why dogs do more for your mind than most people realize, how doing life with your coworkers builds deeper bonds (and bigger results), and why too many men are forgetting what it means to be a gentleman — plus what happens if no one steps up to change it.

We also talk relationships — why opposites really do attract, and how the right partner can help you grow into your best self — and wrap up with some Atomic Habits takeaways that’ll actually make you rethink your routines.

In this episode, Sara flips the script and interviews me about my journey through the world of door-to-door sales.

The grind, the experiences, and the perspectives I've had over the years. We dive deep into the hardest days on the doors, how to handle rejection, and what I’d tell my younger self if I could do it all over again. We cover how in life my definition of success has changed over time and share the realizations that came from long days, short wins, and reframing it takes to thrive in the job.

In this episode, I cover why we all need to be thinking bigger, not just in your goals, but in how you live, earn, and show up every day. I open up about some of my own vulnerabilities and mistakes I’ve made recently, and how I realized I was letting life pass me by getting caught up in the daily inputs.

We dig into the mental traps that hold so many of us back: the day-to-day grind, debt, self-doubt, and losing sight of the life we actually want to create. I also break down why it’s not just okay but necessary to want more money, more freedom, and a bigger life.

To close it out, we talk about the power of visualization including the 10-minute priming technique from Tony Robbins that can shift your mindset and set the tone for your entire day.

As always, thank you to every single one of you who takes the time to support this podcast and be a part of this movement.

In this spontaneous late-night episode, Nick and Sara dive headfirst into the hilarious and honest conversations that only happen when the world winds down. We debate the age-old question: Why are women more emotional than men? Then we flip the script—what are the most common misconceptions women have about men?

We throw in some laugh-out-loud moments with our “Who’s More Likely To…” whiteboard showdown, and things get wild with funny debates like:

🐴 Would you rather fight one horse-sized duck or 100 duck-sized horses?

⏳ Rewind or pause button for life—which one are you smashing?

👻 What’s more embarrassing: ghosting someone or getting ghosted?

It’s chaotic, unfiltered, and full of personality. Whether you’re in for the laughs, the relationship insights, or just want to feel like you’re hanging out with us at midnight, this one’s for you.

In this solo episode, I break down a few hard but necessary truths I’ve been learning lately. I talk about how chasing instant gratification chips away at long-term success, how I lost focus after getting comfortable in my solar career, and why staying stuck in your head instead of asking for help is a choice not a badge of honor.

I also share a mindset shift that’s been helping me get more intentional: it’s not about how many hours you grind, it’s about what you put into those hours. Quality beats quantity every time. Same goes for goals narrowing my focus to a few meaningful ones each month has led to more real progress than trying to chase 20 and barely finishing any of them.

Using recent life experiences has made me come to some honest realizations about how I’ve been moving through life. If you like unfiltered conversations, this one’s going to spark your curiosity.

We’re back with another electrifying episode of The Betterment Podcast! This one is packed with insights I’ve had over the last month…

What’s in store:

• My honest take on my first month back in the solar game.

• Breaking down the battle between team focus vs. me focus

• Life-changing lessons from the book “Man’s Search for Meaning” and how it still applies today.

• Why it’s important to stop taking things so personally

• Why being part of something bigger than yourself fuels long-term fulfillment.

Before we dive in, make sure to follow us on Instagram @the_bettermentpodcast, and catch all the latest content on TikTok and Spotify. Get ready to tap into your potential and elevate your mindset!

Welcome back to The Betterment Podcast: The Pursuit of Infinite Growth!

In this episode, I’m bringing back the fan favorite my girlfriend Sara, for a real and raw conversation about the last six months of my life.

We’re talking about everything from moving into my new place (yes, kind of in the hood), what it’s like to completely create and control my environment, and the wild story of how I even found this spot.

We also dive deep into my return to solar sales and why I left, what leaving my corporate job taught me, and the grind of applying to hundreds of jobs over the past few months.

I share the tough lessons I learned during my time away from work, the purposelessness I felt, and how I’ve gained a whole new appreciation for selling, working, and the door-to-door life.

Follow us on IG @the_bettermentpodcast and on TikTok & Spotify @thebettermentpodcast!

In this episode of The Betterment Podcast, Pia joins us as we’re diving into three key pillars of growth investing, faith, and mindset.

We’ll break down different asset classes, the investors shaping our perspectives, and the pivotal moments that sparked our financial journeys.

Then, we’ll explore the role of faith, the power of a strong church community, and how biblical lessons shape our lives.

Finally, we’ll discuss mindset, the impact of our social circles, daily routines, and how guarding our thoughts can transform our reality.

Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation, and don’t forget to follow us on

Instagram (@the_bettermentpodcast), TikTok, and Spotify (@thebettermentpodcast) to stay connected.