This episode examines Starbucks' decision to reverse their open door policy and require paying customers only. Host Keith Miller discusses the courage and practical leadership behind this tough but necessary move. He highlights key lessons for business leaders - protecting your team, focusing on core customers, and letting go of ineffective policies. Miller encourages listeners to review their own practices and make practical changes. He also announces an upcoming men's retreat to help leaders reclaim their lives.

This episode of the Lifestyle CEO Podcast features a powerful personal story from host Keith Miller about failure, determination, and the importance of trying. Keith shares how a pivotal moment in high school, when he chose not to try out for the basketball team out of fear, motivated him to never give up without giving his full effort. He emphasizes that not trying is the surest path to failure, and encourages listeners to pursue their dreams and aspirations, even in the face of potential setbacks. The episode also includes an announcement about an upcoming men's retreat designed to help listeners reclaim their lives.

In this insightful episode, serial entrepreneur Ashish Desai shares his journey from scrappy startup beginnings to navigating the world of private equity. He provides valuable lessons on cultivating strong company culture, the differences between venture capital and private equity, and how to define and achieve true lifestyle success as a business owner. Ashish's candid experiences offer a unique perspective that any entrepreneur can learn from.

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In this episode, host Keith Miller interviews Kirk Duncan, a renowned coach and trainer on identity, connection, and direction. Kirk shares his personal journey, from being a shy introvert to building a successful coaching business. He emphasizes the importance of clearing the past and using stillness and visualization to manifest desired outcomes. Kirk provides practical steps and daily practices to help listeners achieve a fulfilling lifestyle.

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This episode discusses the growing importance of AI and how it is transforming industries and jobs. The host explains that those who learn to use AI effectively will have a competitive advantage, providing examples like an AI that can train sales teams much faster. He shares statistics on the rapid growth of the AI market and its impact on jobs. The host emphasizes that while AI will automate many tasks, leaders still need to focus on developing strategic, relationship, and leadership skills that AI cannot replace. He also promotes an upcoming men's retreat event.

This episode of the Lifestyle CEO podcast covers key principles for buying or starting a business. The host, Keith Miller, discusses common mistakes to avoid, such as not focusing on the value of the business to you personally, buying a business just for money/time freedom, and purchasing a business at the top of the market. He outlines the three key questions to ask when evaluating a business acquisition or startup: how much time will it take to get profitable, what is the cost to get it running profitably, and what are the risks involved. The overall message is to "fall in love with the deal, not the business" and take a strategic, analytical approach to any business purchase or startup.

This Lifestyle CEO episode examines how the hidden belief that "I'm not enough" can subconsciously sabotage your happiness and success. Host Keith Miller explains the difference between self-worth and confidence, and provides practical steps to reprogram your brain and change the belief that you are "enough" through daily affirmations. The episode includes personal examples to illustrate the impact of self-worth on various areas of life.

This Lifestyle CEO episode explores the power of strategic travel and vacationing for leader recovery. Host Keith Miller discusses the differences between "achievement travel" and "recovery travel," highlighting the unique mental, physical, and emotional benefits of the latter. Key principles include choosing the right environment, adopting a different pace, and practicing presence. The episode delves into the science behind how new environments can reset the stress response, as well as the advantages of water-based and forest settings. Listeners are encouraged to prioritize regular recovery trips, even if just mini getaways, for personal and professional success.