Podcast

Posted: January 29, 2017, 4:45 pm

Today we jump straight into our topic. Two students David and Jared join me on our talk about how to create an expert brand. These two students were given an assignment by a professor to display some content for viewing online. They went a step further and took the time to make a unique video about their experience as new students at the University where they met our host. We thought having them join a show was a great way to talk to you about this newly evolving need for a virtual presence in the technology era. With social media and online content now a common place in the business world employers are using social profiles to decide who to hire and how to value employees. In this day and age Technological Era leadership has become taking control of your own image and brand on social platforms.  Hear from our two students some thoughts on how to take control of their online presence and use their university time wisely to build an Expert Brand.   -Thank you David and Jared for joining today  

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Posted: October 14, 2016, 4:17 pm

Today's Guest Dustin Matthew was deathly afraid of public speaking. The first time he was required to speak publicly he pursued an elaborate alternative that required much more work just to get out of the having to speak. Now Dustin is one of the partners of SpeakingEmpire, a company that teaches people how to enhance business through public speaking.

Learn from Dustin, find out how he overcame the fear of public speaking to become a person that trains others to speak publically.

I personally took a lot from Dustin's advice and will definitely be able to put some of those items into practice with my own business.

-Thank you Dustin for your advice.

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Posted: July 26, 2016, 4:33 pm

Todays Guest Greg Cook is one of the founders of “The Pikes Peak Makerspace” This exciting new concept which he describes as a gym membership for artist is basically a new type of business model which I would describe as shared manufacturing resources

 

Greg gives us many great tips for getting plugged into the startup community in the local Colorado Springs area. However don’t think it is just about local efforts. His advice and experience in the startup community is something you will not want to miss. As the founder of a new startup himself Greg explains his plans for literally creating a better mouse trap.

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Posted: June 9, 2016, 4:00 pm

Todays Guest Dr. Randell Bjork MD is Board Certified in Psychiatry and Neurology. He has an interesting perspective that Asperger's Syndrome is something what we achieve in life and should all aspire to do so. His insight into how human social interaction and studies in neurology come together is just exciting. Dr. Bjork talks about new treatment for trauma and PTSD that is exceptionally effective with an 80% success rates even with extreme cases. This is a Podcast you will not want to miss. Thanks Dr. Bjork, this is definitely one of my favorite episodes of all time. To get in contact with Dr. Bjork call: (303) 731-4415

Posted: May 27, 2016, 9:06 pm

Todays Guest Gigi Schweikert is an expert in Early Childhood Development. She says "Everything she has done in her Career and personal life has to do with Children" Her advice is to follow your passion and the money will follow. She says that the greatest way to make an impact on training young people is by training the leaders to teach them. As a best selling author with 22 books to her name, Gigi definitely has the influence to do so. We hope you enjoy the overabundance of knowledge and insight that she brings.

Posted: May 17, 2016, 8:45 pm

Todays Guest Kyle Hendrix is Founder of “Bricks and Mortar Leadership”  His unique brand or leadership can best be explained as one on one coaching on creating your individual brand. His passion is to make each or his clients the most effective in their own market. This exceptional gift  and style of leadership is resonating truly needed in the modern era, he says don't try to copy what others are doing but make your own market.  

Listen as Kyle gives us one of the best quotes for young people in the workforce that I have heard in some time. It is truly worthy of a John F. Kennedy speech.

He tells young people: “Don't Ask What You Can Do With Your Educations, But Ask How Many People You Can Help With Your Passion.”

Hats off to Kyle and his work.

Posted: May 2, 2016, 5:31 pm

Logic Central Recently attended the Annual Space Symposium at the Beautiful Broadmoor Hotel In Colorado Springs, CO. Our COO has some great incite on what he heard and experienced at the event. If you could not attend then you definitely will not want to miss this.

This years theme also fit well with our focus on Socio-Tech. If you are not familiar with the Socio-Technological Revolution check out our podcast where we define this new trend.

• Some of the topics you will hear include:
• NASA priorities include Standardization of air traffic control
• UK looks to create a robust competitive commercial space industry
• Policymakers changing to views space as critical infrastructure
• Germany’s focus on environmental and climate models
• Transferring Technology from Space Sector to benefit Commercial Sector
• How Society benefits from Space

Posted: April 20, 2016, 7:10 pm

In today's discussion we talk about an extremely hot topic in the latest trend in disruptive technology which we call Socio-tech. We have had so many questions about “what is this new Socio-Technological Era”, that we thought we should take the time to define Socio-tech.

Today's conversation topic will give you an understanding of how we define socio-tech. We want those of you offering socio-tech solutions to reach out to us at Logic Central so we can showcase your solutions.

In our discussion today you will hear how socio-tech solutions will fit the following types of gaps or provide solutions in these area. We hope you enjoy.

• Provide a Framework for and acceptable behavior in the virtual world
• Link accountability of responsible humans to technology
• Enable trust between individual actors in virtual social environments
• Navigate the new virtual social environment
• Determine relevancy of the vase sources of information

Posted: April 7, 2016, 9:44 pm

Today’s Guest who we simply reference by first name is currently experiencing a life transition. He has shown quite a bit of courage by coming on the show to talk about his challenge and difficulties in an attempt to help some others who may be experiencing similar life changing events.

Gaining some great incite from the challenges of one individual's life, will help all listeners grow in their own. It is a rare treat today which I hope you all can benefit from. Some of the highlights:

•                Identifying life’s challenge areas

               Human compatibility for the rational minded                The dynamics that hold us back in the work environment                Removing obstacles which goals create in our lives                Our guest advice - marriage is not a check box in your life

Posted: March 9, 2016, 11:14 pm

Our guest today is our newest Life-Logic Certified Trainer candidate Sarah Nasser. From the scared student that swore to never set foot in a school again to the teacher that helps the same scared students today. Hear Sarah’s story and be inspired.

Join today as you learn the reasons why Sarah has chosen the Life-Logic path. We love her passion and desire to improve the lives of people around her.

Welcome to the team Sarah!

Posted: March 2, 2016, 5:54 pm

Our guest today, Dr. Michael Matthew is an expert in the multiple intelligences exhibited by people and with helping to establish learning environments which support how each intelligence group engages the best.

You will learn things such as:

• Multiple Intelligences for different people and/or for the same person in different topics

How to motivate students to be involved with learning Mapping instruction to students phase of life Matching biorhythms with learning environments    Linking topics together for relevancy in the students mind Solution driven skills and team oriented environments

Logic Central focuses on STEM education as we prepare to make the next generation workforce ready for the jobs that will be the highest demand in the future. Learn how the latest advancements in education are changing for the technological age. Dr. Matthew expresses that we have to constantly assess the world around us to define relevant ways to teach our next generation.  

Posted: February 23, 2016, 9:05 pm

The most underrepresented populations in Science Technology Engineering & Math (STEM) fields are often the children of underprivileged regions and minorities.  Our podcast guest Ryan Johnson works in one of the high schools which has a population mostly comprised of such an underprivileged population.  

You will be amazed by his passion as he gives us some great incite bout how we can engage these demographics. The traits needed for every career in the future are driving the need to focus on STEM oriented, hands on training for our young people, and we don’t want to leave anyone behind because of their economic means or heritage.

Posted: February 9, 2016, 6:14 pm

The next generation of jobs in America is a STEM based economy. Science, Tech., Engineering, and Math all make up the quaternary economy that is on the rise. Our guest, Victoria Taylor, is a member of a local school board, and an advocate for bringing girls into STEM education programs."Geeky is the new cool." she often tells her daughters. Chris and Victoria discuss the rise of the STEM economy and different methods to encourage kids to embrace this technological world. They talk about everything from the Math in Art, to the Anthropology and Sociology in Robotic Design. Listen in and tell us your own experience in the working world. How important do YOU think STEM education will be in the next generation?

Posted: February 4, 2016, 7:56 pm

This next installment in the, "Things I Wish I Knew Earlier" series comes directly from Chris's son, Max. Max had recently had a conversation in school with a friend about what they believe about the world, and it resulted in Max's friend dissociating from him. The key lesson here is that everyone has their own core belief patterns about the world. Touching on those patterns makes them uncomfortable, and confronting those core beliefs makes people downright hostile. Chris teaches Max that it is a sign of the emotionally mature to be able to simply avoid these conversations, and if avoidance is impossible, to allow whoever you're talking to to have their beliefs and respect them for it. 

Posted: January 29, 2016, 12:02 am

America's current education system is on based on the agricultural and industrial needs of our forefathers. Not the modern service and technical needs of today. Our guest, Milt Stiner, currently heads a robotics club for high school students. Robotics gives them the opportunity to work together in different departments, much like a modern business, towards the goal of creating a robot that will win a national competition. His experience teaching these kids is enlightening in how education can be optimized to fit the needs of the modern world. His approach of, "project-based learning" gives the students the opportunity to take the base skills they've learned in high school, and apply them to reality. They learn critical thinking and problem solving skills when assembling the robot, and even marketing and PR skills to help build the robot's funding base. This is a radical approach to learning in a reactionary teaching world. Listen in to learn how you can better learn, and how you can teach those around you to want to become the best versions of themselves!

Posted: January 22, 2016, 9:22 pm

Logic Central Online has been helping to develop an entirely revolutionized schooling system along with Colorado Teachers for the XQ Super School Project. Our design for the next generation of schooling includes a highly technical and hands on approach to educating very capable children beyond what current schooling provides. Listen in to Chris and our partner, Stacy Richards, identifying and solving the issues present in our near-ancient school structure. 

Posted: January 20, 2016, 6:43 pm

Our friend, J V Crum III, JD, MBA, MS Psy, is a successful entrepreneur and Founder/Director of Conscious World Foundation, Inc. He is a forward-thinking leader in the consciousness movement who passionately believes that by empowering our youth, in a single generation we can make a major shift toward creating a Conscious World – one in which you, others, and society win together.In this Sponsor episode, J.V. interviews the Top Ten Finalists for the Conscious World Scholarship Program about their stories and the projects they created to change the world. 

Posted: January 14, 2016, 8:02 pm

Critical infrastructure in the cyber world is currently years behind our efforts to protect it from malevolent hackers. Our guest, Marc Sanders, discusses the two major camps in Cyber Security and how they will take part in this next generation of the cyber world. For the past years, Information Security, a sort of reactive security, has been prominent in the Security domain. Chris tells us about the next era of Ecosystem Security that is on the rise. A Cyber Security Ecosystem would entail a security check on each level of a device. From the small chips that make it up to the way that they communicate with each other. This Cyber Security Ecosystem would tie together multiple industries, helping them grow, and create more in the process. 

Posted: December 31, 2015, 4:56 pm

In university admissions offices, Life Logic concepts are used to help prospective students determine the best possible paths for their lives. Our guest, Ron Wellman, is an admissions officer at a prominent university, and he has been using ideas he's learned from our Life Logic Quick Start Video Series to help students engineer successful lives. He asks them questions like, "What makes you feel alive?" and, "What are you naturally good at?" to help them determine a school path that they will enjoy and excel at instead of forcing them through. He tells us that these personal connections help him find the best suitable program for them.

Posted: December 24, 2015, 5:04 pm

Throughout history there have been celebrations during the Winter solstice to help boost happiness and create a festive mood during the darkest time of the year. These times are celebrations of renewal, friendship, love, and excitement for the upcoming lightening of the days. In this episode, Chris breaks down the logical reasons behind why we celebrate the holiday season today with the help of John and Brandon. 

Posted: December 17, 2015, 7:17 pm

The LCO team analyzes various viewpoints put forth during the 5th Republican Debate held on December 15, 2015 and discusses the challenges that comes with picking the right presidential nominee. Here at Logic Central Online, we believe in the Democratic process of encouraging citizens to cast their opinion ,and advocate that their problems be solved and needs be met. Every citizen must participate in the process that determines the future direction of the country.  Just as is our purpose here at Logic Central Online, the Debate provides a platform for many different viewpoints to be presented and vetted. Our team analyzes each; from the very business-focused viewpoints of Mr. Donald Trump and Ms. Carly Fiorina, to the Constitutional viewpoint of Sen. Rand Paul. Listen to our discussion and tell us what you think. There was a clear consensus among the LCO team that the one clear winner from the evening was the CNN Debate Moderator Wolf Blitzer.

Posted: December 10, 2015, 4:53 pm

Societal practices tend to swing back and forth, much like a pendulum, from one extreme to another before making necessary corrections and stabilizing in the middle. The traits that our parents and grandparents' generations valued are simply less valuable in today's world. The upcoming generation needs to be raised with the technical, process-based, skills NECESSARY to make them globally competitive. They have an optimism about the world. They believe we are living in the best, most opportune, time in human history. That generation is the future of our world. Harness their optimism, and encourage their innovation; and in so doing, make this world a better place.

Posted: December 3, 2015, 6:09 pm

In our 4th part of the Quick Start Roundtable Review Series, we learn about how to plan the steps ahead of where you are: - Making our work easier- Making sure that what your are doing fits into the greater whole- Making starting your work a breezeCheck out the Life Logic Quick Start Series for an In-depth guide on living on purpose. 

Posted: November 27, 2015, 9:49 pm

Learn to climb the heights of success by knowing how you work as an individual. Our Life Logic test group unlocks the Self-Awareness areas that gave them a new perspective on how to design their lives based on what drives their passions. 

Posted: November 24, 2015, 6:19 pm

Part 2 of our, “Things I Wish I Knew Earlier in Life” series has a lively conversation with Sandi Yukman on what to do when you feel that “life’s not fair” and the importance of not passing judgement on people because you will never really know what battles they are fighting.

 

Sandi advises us to stay positive even during the stormiest times of our lives. Unfortunate life events like job termination and falling apart of relationships are not the end of the world, because they may get your life back on track.

 

The greatest turning points in life may occur after traveling through the darkest valleys.

Posted: November 19, 2015, 6:43 pm

Hear multiple guests being interviewed about their experiences after watching the Inner Logic – Engineering Your Life Seven Day Quick Start Series.

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Posted: November 17, 2015, 7:14 pm

Our lovely adviser, Sandi Yukman joins us for our, "Things I wish I knew earlier in life" series. She teaches us about how no matter what, in her experience of managing a company, everything was always worse or better than it seemed. She reminds us to stay level. To remain grounded during the highs, and to not worry so much during the lows. 

Posted: November 13, 2015, 11:36 pm

Christopher Gorog and Dan Ehrenreich, Cyber Security Experts, discuss the challenges involved in SCADA Cyber Security. In the era of interconnected devices, security techniques change in these types of machine-only environments. 

Posted: November 6, 2015, 7:40 pm

Here multiple guests being interviewed about their experiences after watching the Inner Logic - Engineering Your Life Seven Day Quick Start Series. Get your own copy of the first video HERE

Posted: October 31, 2015, 12:31 am

Learn what is being done to tackle some of the exceptional challenges we will face with Cyber Protection as the Internet Of things (IOT) rapidly grows all around us. Candid talks with Chuck Brooks, formerly of the Department of Homeland Security, on what lies ahead for cyber security.

Posted: October 28, 2015, 5:35 pm

Throughout my life, I've met countless people who were amazing at coming up with life changing ideas. As I would see them again, however, I found over and over again that they never actually followed through with any of them. One of the most important skills you can focus on developing in your life is the follow through. Whether it be a great idea for a new app, or even a bicycle repair stand. For lack of a better term, follow the great Nike slogan and, "Just do it!"

Posted: October 22, 2015, 7:45 pm

Doug Macdonald, a double amputee and retired professional golfer, tells us his story of how he has made it through some of the roughest experiences possible in a human life. He teaches us that in order to keep going when you're ready to give up and stop, you must become your own best friend. You must trust in your ability to survive, and do for yourself what you would wish for a best friend. Contact us to reach Doug for a mentorship at info@logiccentralonline.com. 

Posted: October 20, 2015, 5:33 pm

This revolutionary new testing allows you to get antibiotics personalized to your individual infection by matching a specific type of antibiotic that works best to the infection you have. 

You can learn more about what Chris does at: http://mydnaguy.com/http://www.biofilmdnatest.com/

Posted: October 15, 2015, 7:16 pm

Bernadette King, the COO at GatorCountry.com, gives us the wisdom she's picked up over the past years of carrying GC.com to the front page of college sports. We learn about:- The tools you need to have in order to carry your own website to the front page- Other Web Masters to learn from to keep your finger on the pulse of SEO- How to research keywords- How to clean up the back end of your Website

Posted: October 13, 2015, 2:21 pm

First impressions will make or break you in the business world. I used to go into meetings talking about vision. Talking about how we, "may" work together; and how we, "could" work on that. Everything was focused on working on the future. Guess what. Everyone took the business of the guy who could help them RIGHT NOW. Present your services as something that can help your clients right now, along with the possibility of working together in the future. 

Posted: October 8, 2015, 11:20 pm

Maura Sweeney, the UNESCO Ambassador of Happiness talks with Chris about how they had both grown up being pushed down directions that didn't align with themselves. After years of following these paths, they had chosen themselves and following those true-to-self paths has been the catalyst to their success today. 

 

Learn how to choose happiness at Maura4u.com

Posted: October 6, 2015, 6:10 pm

Learn a step by step process to writing professional business proposals. Here's a link to the Proposal Writing Template. 

Posted: October 1, 2015, 10:45 pm

Learn to do what Loren Murfield calls, "Unleashing the Ultimate"; which is a series of techniques that teach us to enjoy the processes that lead to success in life. 

 

Learn more from Loren at PWR university

Posted: September 29, 2015, 9:05 pm

The most important thing that you can do as a young businessman is to be open to all ideas. Saying that, "that cannot be done" becomes a self fulfilling prophecy, and it will kill your growing career. Be the person to ask, "how can it work?"

Posted: September 24, 2015, 9:00 pm

Sir Johnny Ray, a social media expert with a personal following nearing one million, give us his personal tips and tricks as to how he built up that massive following. He teaches us how to optimize the tools he uses to efficiently manage his accounts, grow his network, and his method to broadcasting endless content. Check out Johnny's Podcast, Charisma Magic!

Posted: September 22, 2015, 6:54 pm

From top to bottom to top again, Rick Venturi has tackled life's challenges head on. His life's story serves as an example and motivation to help us push through the adversity we face in our own lives. 

Posted: September 17, 2015, 7:07 pm

"Passion for empowering people to dare live to the fullest has been my life’s mission for as long as I can remember, despite struggling with social acceptance. I have met with countless obstacles along the path of self-discovery while dealing with my own mother’s rejection of me."Dr. John Reed is an expert in dealing with bullying and has a burning fire inside that drives him to help humanity on the whole. We learn about how to find, and then ignite that fire in ourselves as Dr. Reed recounts the story of how he came to be the magnificent man he is today. You can find more about Dr. Reed at his website here; and don't forget to check out unlimitedpotential4life.com. 

Posted: September 16, 2015, 1:42 pm

The upcoming generation has grown up with the entire world's knowledge at its fingertips. They have learned how to think through logical processes as they learned to troubleshoot their computers. Modern education would tell them that they are, "wrong" or "abnormal" for working the way that they naturally do. We provide a curriculum fostered in the roots of logic. Our expert educator has an extensive background in the STEM field, specifically engineering; and he has distilled specific processes that anyone can add to their life in order to become the most successful version of themselves. This upcoming generation is naturally inclined towards becoming the innovators of Humanity. Let us help them grow their ability to do so.  

Posted: September 15, 2015, 1:00 pm

Scott Howard is the Creator of the Artsy Ant Alphabet Art Book; an amazing children’s book like none we’ve ever seen. His book is filled with uplifting stories that teach young kids about developing their self-worth and creativity, and massively intricate drawings teach about each letter in the alphabet.

Check out the Artsy Ant Alphabet Art Book here!

Posted: September 10, 2015, 9:35 pm

A millennial, Stefan Jarmusz, has taken his passion to better humanity to make an impact on the world. I'm happy to see so many young people gaining this global consciousness. We applaud Edventure's efforts to bring education to less progressive parts of the world. Please check out the Edventure project here. 

Posted: September 3, 2015, 6:51 pm

Sandra Morales, a licensed master social worker and a mental health counselor gives some great advice on how Empathic people can better manage emotions and stress in incredibly emotionally charged situations. 

Posted: September 1, 2015, 4:09 pm

Chris recently had a discussion with a special education teacher in which he learned that nearly 50% of children in the local school were considered to need special education. He then discusses his own experiences with special education and how it seems we are actively hampering these kids development by forcing them to learn in a manner that is unnatural to them and their utmost success. 

Posted: August 27, 2015, 7:18 pm

Brandon Sirois, an ex-military veteran, co-founded and runs the organization Inspiring Our Heroes. A veteran program made by veterans, for veterans. He teaches us about the different ways he's helped people deal with PTSD and how you can use those methods in your own life to overcome the hardest times in life. You can find out more about Inspiring Our heroes here

Posted: August 25, 2015, 6:51 pm

Chris and Max discuss Max's incredible success in his online math classes over the past summer; and teach us how he learned to slow down, pay attention to the details, and enjoy the process of working on school. Take these lessons Max learned and integrate them into your own teaching process to take the effectiveness and fun your kids have in class to the next level. You can congratulate Max on his job beyond well done on our Facebook Page. 

Posted: August 20, 2015, 10:59 pm

Emilio Iasiello is a Cyber Security expert who is also a full time Creative Writer. His education background lies entirely in the  humanity field, yet he has still carved a very successful career in a very technical field. Emilio teaches us that there are many different ways to walk along the same path. We also learn about the entire creative writing process; from insider tips to copyrighting to the techniques he uses to create quality art on a consistent basis.  For More: www.logiccentralonline.com

Posted: August 18, 2015, 2:44 pm

Everybody crashes. It's a natural part of the human experience. Chris learned the processes that are necessary to work smarter, not harder only after he had his near life-ending heart attack at 37. Learn how to control that stress, and maximize the efficiency of your life before you force yourself to an early grave by studying his book, Inner Logic - Engineering Your Life. 

Posted: August 13, 2015, 3:51 pm

On today’s episode Chris introduces the latest member of the Logic Central Online family who will look at the cultural divide between the Western and the Muslim worlds. Khadija Hamdar, a western born traditional Islamic woman will warm everyone’s heart with her rational message designed to squash the stereotypes that many of us have about Islamic culture.

You can find here podcast at www.mpiawspodcast.com

Posted: August 11, 2015, 2:40 pm

This insightful clip is from a discussion on what is needed to step up from being a business manager to taking a Leadership role. This is a follow up to the highly popular Linked in post and White Paper "Creating Leadership not Management". Chris explains how to create the most powerful human biological triggers in the work environment.

Posted: August 7, 2015, 1:05 pm

Master Gardener; Electrician; and Chairman, Founder  and Inventor of APG’s balanced water bottle system; John Hobbs has spent over 10 years in the fitness industry and has  become the self-taught master of his life. 

John teaches us about the business building process, and gives us some exclusive tips about marketing your new product to investors and to you demographic. 

 You can learn more about Athlete's Performance Gear at: http://athletesperformancegear.com/

Posted: August 4, 2015, 4:50 pm

There seems to be two main camps discussing what exactly leadership is. Communicators and Actors. The communication camp would advocate that the best leadership is achieved through verbally motivating their subordinates; whereas the actors would advocate that the best leadership is achieved through example. Chris analyzes both camps and actually advocates that both are supremely viable and that the best leadership is a balanced mix of both. 

Posted: July 28, 2015, 4:13 pm

Jon Arnold is a Market Researcher and a Communications expert. He teaches us about how big data can be used by startups and big businesses alike to create new opportunities that will change the future. 

Posted: July 22, 2015, 1:10 am

Chris and Brandon discuss the details of the new Logic Central Online Kickstarter project building a community for college students to get valuable life connections and scholarship money. They explain how it will shape a generation of people living deliberately. 

Posted: July 18, 2015, 12:46 am

The Story of Chris's inspirational role model, is a complimenting podcast to go along with the blog series, '7 Steps to Finding Your Vision or Path'. In the story, Chris tells about how he had determined his path after meeting, "Bob", a hospital engineer. Enjoy this look into Chris's past, and let us know what you would like to hear more of by sending an email to info@logiccentralonline or tweeting us! 

Posted: July 15, 2015, 3:28 am

In this discussion we discovered that being influential isn't about having any certain characteristics or personality. It isn't about having a cool leather jacket or a smooth voice. Being the inspiring person in your group is about taking leadership and guiding your friends to experiences they will keep as golden memories. 

Posted: July 9, 2015, 1:41 pm

Chris and Brandon begin this show discussing a presentation B was working on about how to make friends. In Brandon's excitement, his intensity completely blew Chris and Max's out of the water. Listen in on the process of tuning your intensity in with others with this perfectly captured example. Find more life engineering at Logic Central Online. 

Posted: July 2, 2015, 10:14 pm

Don Barnes is a veteran pilot who used to fly for Allegheny Airlines. He tell's us the history of aviation in the North Eastern United States through his own firsthand experience with an enthralling grandfatherly voice and stories that will have you chuckling along as you listen. Today, Don runs the Harlansburg Station, a transportation museum in Harlansburg Pennsylvania. You can find it at:424 Old Route 19, New Castle, PA, 16101The museum is only 5 miles out of Slippery Rock, PA. Stop by the museum for a great day trip, and SR for dinner at the micro-brewery right on mainstreet!Check out our other content at Logic Central Online

Posted: June 30, 2015, 6:49 pm

In the English language a semicolon is used when you could end a sentence, but choose to go on anyways. Today, I want you to live as if you are a semicolon. Say to yourself, "Yeah, I could stop here, I could choose not to do that; but where's the fun in that?"Find more Life Logic at www.logiccentralonline.com 

Posted: June 26, 2015, 6:49 pm

On June 26, 2015; the Supreme Court of the United States made a history changing ruling declaring legal same-sex marriages in one state cannot be disallowed in another. Chris analyzes the court case and discusses the reasoning behind the arguments against gay marriage in the way that only his super-logical mind can. We offer our congratulations to the Supreme Court for making this great decision in the best interests of all humankind. If you would like to hear more about logical thought stoppers and how they are formed, listen to a talk Chris had with Stefan Molyneux here.For more Life Logic, join our community at Logic Central Online. 

Posted: June 25, 2015, 1:20 pm

Scott is the Creator of the Artsy Ant Alphabet Art Book; an amazing children’s book like none we’ve ever seen. His book is filled with uplifting stories that teach young kids about developing their self-worth and creativity, and massively intricate drawings teach about each letter in the alphabet.

Check out the Artsy Ant Alphabet Art Book here!

Posted: June 23, 2015, 4:38 pm

Chris talks about the different driving forces he has had that pushed him towards success in his own life, and how he is using what he learned to help change yours. Tell us what you want to hear about by sending an email to brandon@logiccentralonline.com

Posted: June 19, 2015, 2:35 pm

Through some of the roughest situations in our lives, we sought out advice that made sense to us; that answered our questions, but found none. Everything we found simply made you, "feel good" but didn't actually give any actionable advice. After coming to a loss, we said no more. Logic Central brings you a community of people like us. People that think about how to solve actual problems, and people that want to learn and grow together. Come join us, bring us your new ideas and perspectives, and forge yourself into your own hero. 

Posted: June 16, 2015, 7:47 pm

     This new Information-Age has brought about a massive cultural change in which the traditional danger, the physical, no longer exists. In today's age, the greatest dangers have become social; shame, slander, and even ostracism have become threats as real as lions' teeth of old. With these new dangers have come our new, biologically skilled protectors, women. Find more Life Logic at: www.logiccentralonline.com 

Posted: June 11, 2015, 5:45 pm

People often think that when you get a book, you're supposed to read the entire thing. Chris teaches us that you're allowed to only skim for the lesson a book is really trying to teach, and skip the filler. Find more Life Engineering advice at www.logiccentralonline.com

Posted: June 10, 2015, 12:17 am

Chris and Bill go contrast the different approaches that each has when addressing self-help. Often it comes down to different personalities and how people respond best. You can find the Unlimited Perspectives podcast here.Look for more life engineering at Logic Central Online. 

Posted: June 4, 2015, 4:56 pm

Bill Sklowdowski is an expert in understanding the different ways you can bring about a positive change in your mindset. In this episode, we discuss Bill's paths throughout his life, from radio news anchor to voice coaching to podcasting; and how he came to become such a life changing influence to those he coaches. More of Bill's smooth voice and wise thoughts can be found at: Unlimited PerspectivesCheck out the Logic Central Online Blog for more Life Logic!

Posted: June 2, 2015, 6:35 pm

Marketing seriously offends us. It's designed to trigger all of these biological mindsets that encourage you to just buy without ever having thought about what it is you're buying. Marketers trigger scarcity; they get you to agree to unfair deals by building up a momentum of you saying "yes", they have an elevator pitch designed to cram as much information down your throat as possible. We can't stand that insistence upon getting you to do something without thinking. We promise never to insult you as we feel insulted when people try to trigger us into acting irrationally just to make a quick buck. We hope that our thoughts stand for themselves as quality, helpful content. 

Posted: May 28, 2015, 4:05 pm

This revolutionary new testing allows you to get antibiotics personalized to your individual infection by matching a specific type of antibiotic that works best to the infection you have. You can learn more about what Chris does at: http://mydnaguy.com/http://www.biofilmdnatest.com/

Posted: May 26, 2015, 5:28 pm

Wisdom is like a passenger traveling with you on a dark road. The passenger knows the road well, and can tell you where the potholes to avoid are. You'll know they're coming up, but so often you won't be able to avoid them until next time. Fortunately, due to the passenger, you learn much quicker than if you had been driving alone, and you save a tire or two in the process. 

Posted: May 21, 2015, 10:16 pm

We had the chance to sit down with a buddy of ours that we met here in Tampa to talk about spirituality in a way that follows a great logical progression. Fantastic conversation! 

Posted: May 19, 2015, 5:21 pm

Everyone has a time in which they are the most productive, and then the most social. Chris teaches us how to align those times with the most successful of both categories. For more Life Engineering thoughts, check out: www.logiccentralonline.com 

Posted: May 15, 2015, 5:07 pm

Dusty is a breast cancer awareness advocate at http://the2ndbasemen.org/  Check out his humane wildlife capturing services at www.CreepyCreatures.net He has accomplished monumental feats in the name of raising awareness, and is a success story extraordinaire. 

Posted: May 12, 2015, 7:26 pm

We have an off topic, but interesting discussion on the process of developing a nuclear power program today! Come have a sip from our delicious knowledge smoothie on this hot spring day!

Posted: May 5, 2015, 8:13 pm

Chris and Brandon jazz about different ways to convince yourself you're not really as tired as you think you are. Just kidding, no convincing needed, these techniques are productive ways to take a break from the monotony and cheer all of your half-dead coworkers up as well. 

Posted: April 30, 2015, 2:16 pm

Amazing person, great father, and former NFL coach, Rick Venturi teaches us about the personal drive that has carried him to success throughout his life. 

Posted: April 23, 2015, 6:46 pm

1 - Would the other people in the situation want you to remain there more than any random person?2 - Do other people want you to be there more than a specific other person?3 - Listen to find out

Posted: April 21, 2015, 4:41 pm

This is a continuation of the Acceleration series in which we discuss how women specifically can benefit from using the life acceleration concept to make themselves more attractive. Joining us is Z Dotts to give us female insight on our thoughts. 

Posted: April 17, 2015, 3:08 pm

"The Blood of the Covenant is thicker than the Water of the Womb." 

Posted: April 10, 2015, 8:52 pm

How to handle the flood of anger and stress that occurs when somebody triggers one of your mental blocks. 

Posted: April 7, 2015, 5:16 pm

This is a continuation on The Acceleration Trigger, in which we discuss how men specifically can benefit from using this concept to make themselves more attractive. The next generation of male characteristics that define attractiveness will be based off of the men that most successfully exhibit acceleration in their own lives.

Posted: April 1, 2015, 12:30 am

Welcome to the first part in a multi-part series about attraction! Learn to design your life to become that awesome person that always has fun adventures to take people on. Adopt the same method that the greatest leaders throughout history have used to build up a massive following of loyal friends. 

Posted: March 26, 2015, 9:45 pm

My name is Sandra Morales. I have overcome so many obstacles in my life; I am a recovering meth addict  and survivor of domestic violence. I so greatly hope my story can be an inspiration to others because once I made the decision to begin the recovery process, I achieved every single thing I set my mind on.

Posted: March 24, 2015, 11:28 pm

We all have certain flaws that define who we are and forge our personalities. Identifying them is the key to taking control of your own path in life, and then improving yourself beyond anything you could have imagined. 

Posted: March 10, 2015, 10:48 pm

We all have involuntary actions that we perform, that get in the way; and often we don't even know when they were established or why we do them. Learn to examine these involuntary mental blocks, determine whether they're still valid in your life, and then move past the ones that hamper your success.

Posted: March 5, 2015, 9:24 pm

It hit me once, that when I saw something in my life that really made me feel good about myself; that it was something that I had initiated. What a realisation!

Posted: March 3, 2015, 5:16 pm

It is amazing how if we can get over the negative attitude we have towards starting something, we can then move on to love anything we do.

Posted: February 27, 2015, 9:33 pm

Begin your journey to happiness by removing negativity! You will love this candid talk about some ways to remove the Negativity from our lives, and how that will let the positive flow in. This is one of my favorite subjects.  

Posted: February 20, 2015, 2:59 pm

The title says it all. In today's Coffee With Chris, Chris tells us about the process he discovered while he was writing his book; and how he went from a farmboy that doesn't even read books, to an author. It is amazing that one person can make such a drastic changes in a lifetime. Listen to his learnable methods of accomplishing the same in your own life.

 

Posted: February 15, 2015, 5:45 pm

People oftentimes say, "Do what you love and you will never work a day in your life." Today, we discuss that it's more than doing just what you love. It is finding what situation truly suits you and then finding a way to put yourself there. 

Posted: February 11, 2015, 10:41 pm

Every time you set a goal for yourself, your work harder and harder trying to accomplish the goal as its end draws near. You put figurative blinders on yourself; obscuring the rest of life's demands in favor of getting this darn thing done. Then you finally accomplish it, look up, and realise you have no idea where you are.  In this episode, Chris discusses how to design paths, or directions into your life so that this lost effect stops happening to you. 

Posted: February 4, 2015, 5:12 pm

In today's Coffee with Chris, we talk about focusing on following the entire way through with a task by preparing for the next instance at the end. Find out how this practice has increased productivity by making tasks easier to begin. It’s an amazing correlation that many of us do not realize.

 

Posted: January 30, 2015, 8:30 pm

In today's episode of Coffee with Chris, we discuss how to trick yourself into wanting to do that work that you just can't bring yourself to do. 

Posted: January 28, 2015, 5:34 pm

In today's episode of Coffee With Chris we discuss how to plan your life around when you feel good, and giving yourself breaks and rewards to ward off stress. Listen to this comforting thought that everyone has these stresses, so lets not judge ourselves for having it.

Posted: December 23, 2014, 1:28 am

Sometimes you may not feel like being around people. Other times when you do get out in public and you just don't have anything to say. Often we feel bad about ourselves, because we're just not "In the zone."  In today's CWC, we outline, step-by-step, different methods to bring yourself out of your head, and into a more socially oriented mindset.   

Posted: December 16, 2014, 1:12 am

Within seconds of first meeting somebody, they have formed a profile of who you are in their head. They've put you into a certain category of people and treat you as such. It is very hard to change that categorization, and in today's CWC, we discuss how to do just that.