Jesse Itzler
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Sep 14, 2026
JamesHOST
And that is the whole reason that I decided to do the picnic.
JamesHOST
And This term, I originally heard of it from Jesse Itzler.
JamesHOST
And he said, you know, there's an old Japanese ritual.
JamesHOST
It's called a misogi.
Dan HernandezGUEST
And so I went to Nashville four times a year.
Dan HernandezGUEST
She provided an excellent, um, program where she brought in many really strong speakers that I still follow today, Jesse Itzler, Jack Daly, and many others.
Dan HernandezGUEST
Buzz Aldrin was amazing.
Dan HernandezGUEST
You know, he was the-
Ryan HolidayHOST
The stoics said that doing hard things was good for you.
Ryan HolidayHOST
I learned about this great thing from Jesse Itzler.
Ryan HolidayHOST
It, it's this idea of a mashugi.
Ryan HolidayHOST
You, you pick something hard you do every year, something really hard, something that doesn't matter how the rest of the year goes, you look back and you remember that's the year that you did that.
AndrewHOST
This was one of the first ultras that actually caught my eye.
AndrewHOST
I remember Jesse Itzler was running it and he's a big kind of motivational guy.
AndrewHOST
Um, Caught my eye.
AndrewHOST
One day I will maybe do this race.
Craig LintonHOST
Yeah.
Craig LintonHOST
I was gonna say to finish up, I guess, on this is there's a great quote I love, um, by a guy called Jesse Itzler, and he says, "You can't outsource soul." You know-
Anna HessenbrickHOST
Mm.
Craig LintonHOST
... you can't outsource, you know, the heart of it.
Ethan OstroffGUEST
But yeah, I cannot begin to explain how much that the sauna cold punch circuit has added to my life.
Ethan OstroffGUEST
I learned about it from a guy named Jesse Itzler.
Bill HauserHOST
Yeah,
Ethan OstroffGUEST
yeah.
Amani RobertsHOST
To add, um, like, because I echo everything Mandy said about, like, sponsorships, live show, um, I just wanna continue to interview more interesting people like we have done currently and in the past.
Amani RobertsHOST
Like, we can get, like, a Brene Brown on the show, Jesse Itzler, Babyface.
Amani RobertsHOST
Like, you know, get into those kind of interviews.
Amani RobertsHOST
That would be like, that's, like, the next step for me, and that's what I'm, I'm really excited about.
Stuart PaapHOST
Uh, I think being a broker between people and just thinking, "How can I connect others? What can I do?" And I think of a master of this.
Stuart PaapHOST
I, I listen to Jesse Itzler.
Stuart PaapHOST
He's, uh, he's married to Sara Blakely.
Stuart PaapHOST
She is a self-made billionaire.
Mona SharmaGUEST
But I think the future is going to include a lot of quantum healing.
Brigid TitgemeierHOST
So with the experience that you have in working with so many celebrities like Will Smith and Jay Shetty and many other people, I mean, you work, you know, you do coaching for your own business, but then also for Dr. Mindy Peltz, for Jesse Itzler and so many like incredible humans in this world.
Brigid TitgemeierHOST
What would you say is like the commonality between people who change their health outcomes and people who don't? You might have already hit on it, but I'm just curious in all of your experiences, is there a commonality that you see?
Mona SharmaGUEST
There's a couple.
Mona SharmaGUEST
I can definitely say like life is just going by on fast forward.
Mona SharmaGUEST
It's like something that happens when you get 40, everything just gets faster.
Mona SharmaGUEST
And one of the greatest things that I learned in Jesse Itzler's community is just the reminder.
Mona SharmaGUEST
One day that's just stuck.
Andrew GlazeGUEST
it one's a cheerleader one is like a barrel racer you know with horses it's like they couldn't be totally different but they both work super super hard yeah i see
Chadd WrightHOST
what you guys are saying yeah it reminds me of uh so you're you're going to running man yeah in a few weeks so my my good friend jesse itzler is the one that kind of founded and helped create that whole environment and uh Jesse is obviously highly successful in business, and I asked him one day, I guess he won't mind me sharing this story, but I asked him, I was like, hey, dude, why are you still working? Like, you're a billionaire.
Chadd WrightHOST
Right.
Chadd WrightHOST
What are you doing still working? And he said, my kids need to see their father work.
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