In this quick midweek reset, Bo and Clint drop a single coin of wisdom: decide. Too often, we sit in the gap between who we are and who we want to be, waiting for the “perfect time” or someone else’s permission. But the truth? The decision is the permission. In this short episode, you’ll be challenged to write down the gap you’ve been avoiding and take one small step today to close it. No 10-step plan. No waiting. Just the next action that moves you forward.

Most people wait for motivation before they act — but that’s backwards. In this episode of The Nature of Everything, Bo and Clint unpack why success is built on motion, not motivation. Through the COIN framework (Confirm it, Own it, be Intentional, and change the Nature of everything), they show how small intentional steps beat overthinking, how to overcome analysis paralysis, and why practice (not perfection) fuels real progress. If you’re ready to stop waiting and start moving, this is the episode for you.

Disappointment stings. Whether it’s a broken promise, silence when you needed support, or the partner who says “next time” but never changes, those moments can erode trust and peace. This episode shows how to process those letdowns with honesty, integrity, and intentional action—so you can stop drifting and start showing up for yourself again.

Most of us are following rules we never agreed to—showing up out of obligation, biting our tongue, carrying more than our share. In this episode of The Nature of Everything, Bo and Clint uncover the hidden toll of these “contracts” and why breaking them is the first step toward real happiness. Learn how to set boundaries that feel good, have clearer conversations, and finally create space for joy without guilt.

In this episode of The Nature of Everything, Bo and Clint challenge the worn-out idea of “time management” and introduce a life-changing alternative — time ownership. Forget being a slave to the clock; it’s time to reclaim your 24 hours and use them on your terms. Through the COIN framework — Confirm it, Own it, Be Intentional, and Change the Nature of Everything — they’ll show you how to identify where your hours are really going, take back control of your schedule, and start living with more clarity, balance, and purpose. If you’ve ever felt like the days run you instead of the other way around, this conversation is your permission slip to stop managing time and start owning it.

Have you ever felt like you were failing just because something felt hard? You’re not alone. In this episode of The Nature of Everything, Bo and Clint reframe struggle as a necessary and powerful part of personal development. Instead of seeing setbacks as stop signs, they explore how those difficult moments are actually indicators that you’re on the right path. Through honest storytelling and practical insights, they walk you through how to name what’s not working, face it head-on, and take that next imperfect step forward. Whether you’re navigating a career change, a personal transformation, or just trying to figure out your next move, this episode will remind you: the struggle doesn’t mean you’re broken—it means you’re building.

What if believing first is the key to seeing results? In this episode, we unpack a viral $250K-check thought experiment to reveal how reframing your mindset can activate confidence, clarity, and meaningful change. We dig into the science behind belief, neuroplasticity, and how your brain filters your reality—plus how to use the COIN method to train your thoughts and show up with real, earned confidence.

Ever looked at your to-do list like it was a ransom note? You’re not alone. In this episode of The Nature of Everything, Bo and Clint dig into that heavy, paralyzing feeling of being “stuck”—and why it might actually just be a case of being stumped. They explore how our energy levels, mindset, and the frames we assign to tasks dramatically shape how we move forward (or don’t). With humor, real talk, and some COIN-powered reframes, this episode helps you diagnose whether you’re truly stuck—or just in need of a new lens. Perfect for anyone overwhelmed, overthinking, or overly tired of their own inner monologue.