Pursuing a dream is risky. Heck, trying to live life above average requires risk. So what does it look like to take real risk these days? Financial risk? Leaving a secure job to start your own business? Choosing that risky college degree that you're unsure will pay off?  

Bryce Kenny is joined by Matt Moger who has built his rental business from zero to a $5.5M portfolio during the time Bryce has also been pursuing his professional career in motorsports. They discuss the risky decisions, where does confidence in decision making come from, and funny stories together along the way.   

Take more risks. Have more faith. Be more creative.

"Your truth is your truth, and my truth is my truth... We both can be right" is called RELATIVE TRUTH and has become more prevalent in our postmodern society. And that's absolute TRASH! So, what's the case for ABSOLUTE TRUTH?  Knowing what you believe and why you believe it is the most important thing you could figure out...

Bryce discusses absolute truth vs relative truth with Scott Reitnour ("Coach") who teaches a High School ethics course called Understanding The Times that takes High School Seniors into a Worldview study: Christianity vs Islam vs Marxism; Capitalism vs Socialism; Atheism vs Theism. Scott also just celebrated his 20th season coaching the Wesleyan Christian Academy soccer program which has 17 state championships (8 under Scott) and multiple #1 in the Nation rankings across all public and private high school soccer programs. 

If you've ever struggled with understanding what you believe and why you believe it, this podcast will challenge you and empower you to seek out those answers. 

Find that gear you didn't even know you had by taking more risks, having more faith, and being more creative. In this kickoff episode for the Live Like Warriors Podcast, Bryce discusses getting fired and the moment he shifted his life from neutral to 1st gear, and how he's continued to shift as life unfolds. Leveraging one opportunity to the next, creating real change, or even starting over is a learned skill... but where and how should you start?