Jake shares:

• How he developed belief in himself
• The moments that shaped his identity
• His biggest advice for building confidence

If you want to learn how he built his self-confidence- listen to this.

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One year ago, Caleb Moller sat down with me for a podcast. Since then, a lot has changed.

In the last 12 months, we’ve:

• Run a 100-mile race
• Full summer of door-to-door sales
• Started training for an Ironman
• And watched Caleb go from completely anti-social media… to posting five times a day
• Hosting our own marathon

In this episode, we break down what actually shifted.

We talk about:

• The unexpected lesson he learned from running 100 miles
• What pushing your body to the edge teaches you about your mind
• His honest relationship with social media — and why he decided to lean in
• The internal voices that drive him (and how he manages that relationship)
• Finding self truth and how we are striving to be more conscious humans.

This isn’t a surface-level conversation about posting more content or training harder. It’s about identity. It’s about self-truth. It’s about the relationship you have with yourself when no one is watching.

If you’re in a season of growth — physically, mentally, spiritually, or professionally — this episode is for you.

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Three years ago at Running Man, I met Jeremy St. Onge. I didn’t know it at the time, but that friendship would change the trajectory of my life.

Jeremy is the reason I ran my first 100-mile race. He coached me through it, served as my crew chief, and believed in me before I fully believed in myself.

In this episode, we talk about:

• How Jeremy got into running
• How running built his self-confidence
• The power of starting small
• Why consistency compounds into something monumental
• How endurance sports translate into success in any area of life

If you’ve ever doubted yourself or felt overwhelmed starting something new — this episode will show you what’s possible when you commit and stay consistent.

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When we recorded this, the intention wasn’t content—it was perspective. This was a conversation we wanted to save for ourselves, something to listen back to years from now and remember who we were in this season of life.

We talk honestly about the life experiences that shaped us, the moments that forced growth, and the paths that led us to where we are today. We also reflect on what we think our older selves would say to us—what advice they’d give, what they’d warn us about, and what they’d remind us not to forget.

This episode is raw, reflective, and deeply personal. If you’re in a season of building, questioning, or becoming—this conversation might hit closer than expected.

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In this episode, I sit down with Mason Woodward—someone I’ve been connected with online for over two years. We finally met in person, and the timing couldn’t have been better.

We talk about how door-to-door sales became our version of sports, why competition and discipline translate so well from athletics to sales, and how social media played a massive role in creating opportunities before we ever met face-to-face.

This conversation dives into our D2D journeys, the lessons learned along the way, and our shared vision to build a team that helps athletes develop confidence, master sales, and create financial freedom.

If you’re an athlete, competitor, or someone who believes growth happens when you surround yourself with the right people—this one’s for you.

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In this episode, I sit down with Tyce and Kaysen Stevens — two brothers who are changing the game in the door-to-door solar industry.

They’ve built one of the most energetic and fun cultures in the space — from running high-energy sales offices to knocking doors with their mom, who now works full-time in their solar company. We dive into how they’ve built that culture, where their energy comes from, and how they’ve turned their passion into a movement.

We also talk about their viral project, “Not a Thrift Store,” the thrift bus that turned into a tour and brought out massive crowds of strangers who connected through their energy and authenticity.

This episode is all about leadership, culture, and living a life full of adventure and purpose.

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In this episode, I sit down with Tyler Gleed — the manager of my team and one of the best leaders I’ve ever been around.

Tyler has played a huge role in my journey in door-to-door, and his ability to hold both himself and others to a high standard is something that sets him apart. He leads through example — not words — and it’s what makes his leadership so impactful.

In this conversation, Tyler breaks down what makes great leadership work, how to hold yourself to a higher standard, and how to influence others through your actions.

If you want to learn how to lead yourself and others to a better life, this episode is for you.

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In this episode, I sit down with Nour Sanif, a leader in the door-to-door industry who’s changing the game when it comes to branding.

In just two years, Nour has built one of the strongest brands in the entire D2D space with his movement, “Polite.” We dive into how and why he built it, what it stands for, and how it’s reshaping the way people think about brand and culture in sales.

Nour shares the blueprint — how to build a brand from scratch, how to make people feel something when they see your name, and why having a personal brand is one of the most powerful things you can do.

If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to build a brand that stands out and stands for something, this episode is it.

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