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Get Audacious in 2012

Watch My Video at Muscle & Fitness Magazine

Part I – How I went from Bad Ass Outlaw Biker to Achievement Expert

In part two I share the very same tools, strategies and mindset I used to LEAP from alcohol and drug abusing outlaw biker to Mr. America, successful entrepreneur, bestselling author and internationally know achievement expert.

I should caution you – This part of the interview is all about the science of achievement and TAKING ACTION!

As always please share your thoughts and opinions – pro or con?

I was recently interviewed by Erik Rokeach of Fitness Business Interviews.com who called it “The Most important Interview He Has Ever Done.”

Part one of the 2 part series “How I went from bad ass biker to achievement expert” has been met with some controversy and a wide variety of opinions.

The question is - was I overly forthcoming and transparent with my past during the interview?

Should we be concerned with how people will perceive or judge our past or even who we are today as a result of that history or should we strive be as authentic, honest and as transparent as possible?

There is certainly a risk to both… with that said I choose to stick with the truth and allow the chips to fall where they may.

Watch part I of the interview and let me know what you think.

Part II. The Science of Achievement – There is Nothing Stopping You

I am an identical twin. My brother and I were fortunate to come into this world healthy, strong and without complication.

There are however 800,000 reported pregnancies per year in the United States alone that aren’t as fortunate.

Enter The Fetal Hope Foundation. Their mission is to provide support, provide information, fund research, increase awareness and be an outlet for leading medical information pertaining to fetal syndromes. We are all about arming families and healthcare providers with information and helping to save babies’ lives.

The Race for Fetal Hope is a premier national series that raises awareness about fetal syndromes with proceeds benefiting the Fetal Hope Foundation. The Race for Fetal Hope encompasses health, fight against obesity in both adults and our children, as well as most importantly highlights awareness for and the hope that exists for expecting parents who have been diagnosed with a fetal syndrome.

I will be the Master of Ceremony for The Children’s Hospital Race For Hope this Sunday, November 14, 2010 in Denver, Colorado. I hear this year there will be over 2000 participants. See you there!

The top four performing spray-on formulas:

Consumer Reports says all four products worked well even after a person soaked in water for 80 minutes. (Google: Consumer Reports sunscreen for a direct link)

This all sounds great… until you take it one step further and consider what you are actually putting on your skin. The most common ingredients in non-mineral sunscreens are oxybenzone, octisalate and avobenzone, found in 60, 58, and 50 percent of all sunscreens on the market, respectively. The most common, oxybenzone, can trigger allergic reactions, is a potential hormone disruptor and penetrates the skin in relatively large amounts. Some experts caution that it should not be used on children. Three of every five sunscreens rated by EWG (Environmental Working Group) are non-mineral, and one in five sunscreens combines both mineral and non-mineral active ingredients.

I have had bouts with skin cancer — I take this stuff very seriously.¬† Type in your products including makeups. lipbalms and¬† lotions that contain sunscreens and find out how stable the formulation is, how safe it may be for your child and to what degree it can enter your body.¬† Shockingly amazing isn’t it?????????

–Looking out for the health of your body and mind!

I’ll give you a hint… it has to do with BIG eating and early mortality.

Check out the rest of the story at ‘Eat Big Die Young’

2008 Rocky Mountain Senior Games

Dawn and I have had the privilege for the past four years to witness some pretty incredible feats of strength from what most would consider, an unlikely source.  AND this year at the Rocky Mountain Senior Games was no exception!

In this video you will witness a 74 year old athlete doing a 280 pound bench press. It’s impressive! — Most reasonably fit 20 somethings would find this challenging.

Looks like I will be sucking on the lemons before the green tea shooter.