Podcast
Loner To Leader: Your Path To Power, Passion & Prosperity
Hosted by Eric Mortimer · EN
Are you a man seeking more money, more connection and to more deeply understand your purpose?
The problem is that not all men have the support system necessary to live life with the values, direction and energy that they desire.
This podcast helps you act with integrity, moving in the direction you want, lowering your emotional baggage so you can lead physically healthy lives.
It’s your turn.
Loner to Leader: Your Path to Power, Passion & Prosperity is hosted by Eric C. Mortimer. Seasoned real estate professional, transformation coach and author of the book "Growing a Business Without Sacrificing Balance."
Released weekly.
If the message of this show resonates with you and you'd like to know more about working with Eric and his team, please visit LonerToLeader.com for more information.
The problem is that not all men have the support system necessary to live life with the values, direction and energy that they desire.
This podcast helps you act with integrity, moving in the direction you want, lowering your emotional baggage so you can lead physically healthy lives.
It’s your turn.
Loner to Leader: Your Path to Power, Passion & Prosperity is hosted by Eric C. Mortimer. Seasoned real estate professional, transformation coach and author of the book "Growing a Business Without Sacrificing Balance."
Released weekly.
If the message of this show resonates with you and you'd like to know more about working with Eric and his team, please visit LonerToLeader.com for more information.
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Consistency: The Man Who Doesn’t Restart
Mar 2600:12:05Tap to summarizeEric discusses emphasizes that the primary issue men face is not motivation, time, or knowledge, but consistency. He argues that inconsistency stems from letting mood dictate actions, leading to a cycle of rationalized procrastination. Mortimer stresses the importance of maintaining consistent actions regardless of mood, as this builds long-term success in business, health, and relationships. He suggests focusing on repetition over intensity and encourages joining a community that values consistency to achieve lasting results.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of Loner To Leader: Your Path To Power, Passion & Prosperity!For more information, visit www.lonertoleader.com
Transcribe →Discipline: Moving Regardless Of Mood
Mar 1800:09:54Tap to summarizeEric discusses the challenge of maintaining discipline in various aspects of life, emphasizing that it's not about knowledge but consistency. He highlights how mood often dictates actions, leading to inconsistency in health, business, and personal relationships. He argues that discipline is simple but not easy, requiring daily commitment. He stresses the importance of structure, standards, and identity in building discipline, noting that consistent effort leads to compounded benefits in health, business, leadership, and self-respect. He concludes by challenging you to adopt the mindset of moving forward regardless of mood to achieve your goals.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of Loner To Leader: Your Path To Power, Passion & Prosperity!For more information, visit www.lonertoleader.com
Transcribe →Integrity: Why You Stopped Trusting Yourself (And How to Fix It)
Mar 1200:10:23Tap to summarizeEric discusses the importance of integrity in building trust, confidence, and leadership. He emphasizes that integrity is about aligning words with actions, and self-trust is built on keeping promises to yourself. He introduces the concept of the "integrity gap," the discrepancy between what you say and what you do, and the "self-trust formula," which states that self-trust equals promises kept. He suggests practical steps to rebuild integrity, including auditing your calendar, restoring broken promises, and focusing on discipline. He also challenges you to conduct an integrity audit and share the message with other men.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of Loner To Leader: Your Path To Power, Passion & Prosperity!For more information, visit www.lonertoleader.com
Transcribe →The Problem Isn’t Motivation - It’s Commitment
Mar 500:13:13Tap to summarizeEric discusses the importance of commitment over motivation and discipline in achieving personal and professional goals. He emphasizes that true commitment is sustained action, even when initial enthusiasm fades. He highlights the common issue of men renegotiating with themselves, which weakens their identity and confidence. He introduces a simple formula for commitment: Decision + Discipline - Negotiation. He shares a real-life example of a man who raised $36,000 for charity, illustrating the transformative power of commitment. He concludes that men often struggle with commitment due to a contaminated environment and a focus on tactics over identity change.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of Loner To Leader: Your Path To Power, Passion & Prosperity!For more information, visit www.lonertoleader.com
Transcribe →The 50 Million Horse Mistake: Why Most Entrepreneurs Are About To Be Deleted By AI
Feb 2400:22:15Tap to summarizeEric discusses the impact of AI and automation on human labor, likening the shift to the decline of horses during the industrial revolution. He emphasizes that AI will replace average workers, leaving only those with exceptional skills and adaptability to thrive. He warns against complacency, highlighting the dangers of comfort and the need for continuous growth and adaptation. He identifies three main fears hindering progress: fear of loss, fear of conflict, and fear of failure. He also advocates for embracing discomfort, seeking growth, and fostering a supportive brotherhood to become "thoroughbreds" in a competitive digital landscape.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of Loner To Leader: Your Path To Power, Passion & Prosperity!For more information, visit www.lonertoleader.com
Transcribe →New Wine, Old Identity: Why You Keep Spilling The Life You’re Asking For
Feb 1200:11:30Tap to summarizeEric discusses the common male resistance to change despite wanting personal growth. He argues that men often seek new systems or strategies to improve their lives, but the real issue is their identity. He uses the metaphor of pouring new wine into old wineskins to illustrate that new responsibilities cannot be sustained with the same old identity. He emphasizes that true change requires adopting a new identity that can handle increased pressure and responsibility. He concludes that men must decide to become someone who can hold the life they desire, which involves daily actions and self-leadership.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of Loner To Leader: Your Path To Power, Passion & Prosperity!For more information, visit www.lonertoleader.com
Transcribe →The Architecture Of Adventure: Why Every Leader Needs A “Wild” Escape
Feb 500:14:13Tap to summarizeEric discusses the importance of intentional exits for high-performing men to avoid burnout and maintain leadership effectiveness. He highlights that constant availability and grinding can lead to a lack of presence and strategic thinking. He emphasizes the need for solitude and adventure to recalibrate and reintroduce yourself, citing historical and mythical examples. He advises designing purposeful adventures that disconnect from daily responsibilities, suggesting activities like hiking and time-boxing. He also urges you to share this message with others who might benefit from taking a break to rediscover their passion and clarity.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of Loner To Leader: Your Path To Power, Passion & Prosperity!For more information, visit www.lonertoleader.com
Transcribe →Why Intimacy Dies In Good Marriages And Why Nobody Talks About It
Jan 2900:10:40Tap to summarizeEric discusses the challenges faced by married entrepreneurs in maintaining intimacy and connection in their relationships. He explains that both men and women unintentionally shut down intimacy due to different emotional triggers. Women often feel unnoticed and unheard, leading to control and emotional management. Men, in response, feel unappreciated and unsafe to be imperfect, leading to withdrawal and disengagement. He emphasizes the importance of emotional leadership, trust, and predictability in maintaining a healthy relationship. He also suggests that by understanding and addressing these dynamics, couples can rebuild intimacy and trust. Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of Loner To Leader: Your Path To Power, Passion & Prosperity!For more information, visit www.lonertoleader.com
Transcribe →Identity Profit: Why Your Life Feels Harder Than It Should (Even Though You “Did Everything Right”)
Jan 2200:14:57Tap to summarizeEric discusses the concept of "identity profit," emphasizing that true success is not just about external achievements but also about maintaining a balanced identity. He explains that men often feel dissatisfaction despite achieving measurable success because their internal well-being is compromised. He introduces the idea that life operates on a similar equation to business: identity profit equals contributions minus contaminants. Contributions are actions that increase certainty, capacity, and leadership, while contaminants are factors that diminish these qualities. He highlights the importance of health, spirituality, and relationships, and introduces the "core four" tracked by his program: health, spirituality, relationships, and wealth. He also discusses the concept of "obstacle immunity," the ability to stay grounded and decisive under pressure, and the negative impact of distractions and avoidance on your identity profit.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of Loner To Leader: Your Path To Power, Passion & Prosperity!For more information, visit www.lonertoleader.com
Transcribe →Your Best Years Aren’t Behind You — You Just Stopped Aiming Forward
Jan 1500:14:27Tap to summarizeEric discusses the concept of men retreating from their potential, often subtly and without realizing it. He highlights how men often use past tense to describe their achievements, signaling a shift from growth to maintenance. He revisits the idea of an internal "parasite" that convinces men they've already achieved enough, leading to a decline in ambition and risk-taking. He emphasizes the importance of continuous growth and the dangers of complacency. He also encourages men to re-engage with their potential, measure themselves against their current capacity, and actively pursue new challenges to avoid stagnation.Listen In!Thank you for listening to this episode of Loner To Leader: Your Path To Power, Passion & Prosperity!For more information, visit www.lonertoleader.com
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