In this line of work, I often come across inspiring stories—stories from amazing people doing incredible things—but today’s guest has truly defied the odds, overcame a number of setbacks and failures, and has succeeded in some big ways. He’s a true inspiration to me and I hope he’ll be the same for you.

In this episode of the Daily New Year’s Podcast, I’m chatting with Russell Nohelty, and as you’ll soon hear, he’s managed to build a successful, six-figure business and become a New York Times Best Selling Author after dealing with some pretty tough situations.

Graves Disease, migraines, depression, failed businesses—life has dealt Russell a pretty tough hand, but if you hear him tell it, “I’ve got all of the superpowers and none of the Kryptonite.” He isn’t feeling sorry for himself—he’s too busy mastering his mindset and writing best-selling books.

How does he manage to keep his winning attitude? Find out in this exciting, inspirational episode of the Daily New Year’s Podcast.

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For the full show notes, links, and resources, visit: https://www.austinbollinger.com/podcast/harriet-waley-cohen/

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Show Notes

 — Getting to Know Russell and His Four Failed Businesses – [02:21]

 — The Building Blocks of Failure, Fail Better, Fail Faster – [09:42]

 — How to Decouple Success and Failure from Self-Worth – [10:14]

 — Managing Mindset with Graves Disease, Migraines, & Depression – [12:40]

 — Learning How to Come Back from a Downward Spiral – [14:23]

 — Overcoming Failure by Revisiting Old Successes – [15:27]

 — How Proper Medication Played a Role in Russell’s Success – [17:22]

 — The Intrinsic Nature of Self-Worth – [18:34]

 — The Massive Importance of Having a Great Support Network- [20:02]

 — The Power of Proper Medication and a Neutral Mindset – [20:37]

 — The Superpowers between Neurodivergence and Neurotypical – [22:37]

 — What Fuels Russell’s Fire? Impact Drives Everything I do. – [29:35]

 — How to Create the Best Work of Your Life – [34:13]

 — Breathing with Intention and Mini Meditations – [37:41]

 — Connecting with Russell – [39:16]