Bryan Falchuk is an author, speaker, and life coach. He was introduced to me through Michael O’Brien who appeared on an earlier episode of our show. As soon as Bryan and I met in person, we discovered many more common friends we shared right here in Boston, Massachusetts. If you are listening to this and you are an up and coming influencer, an author who is seeking to be interviewed by on podcasts, there’s one important tip and trick I learned from Bryan. He created an interview prep document (PDF) that became very handy for hosts who don’t know much about him, yet. Hence, you should create something similar to this document, where you include your photos, suggested questions, bio, etc. Podcasters love to see that you’ve done your homework! Episode Cheatsheet & Why You Should Listen In this episode, Bryan Falchuk and I talked about: Facing major adversities and learned some hard lessons in his early years Overcoming obesity with successful weight loss/weight management Running marathons and staying active for life Career struggles before becoming finding his path as CXO (Chief Experience Offer) Managing life-threating illness and nearly lost his wife while his son was an infant Developing a unique approach to inspire others to live a fulfilling and happy life To learn more about Bryan and follow the steps he has talked about on the show, check out this special landing page he prepared just for Feisworld Podcast listeners: https://bryanfalchuk.com/fei Bryan has as new book coming out in 2019 Bryan’s second book, The 50 75 100 Solution, is being written right now, and is focused on helping you solve dysfunction in all relationships you face in life, whether with your significant other, coworkers, friends, family or others. The 50 75 100 Solution is anticipated to be released later in 2019, so be sure to sign up for updates. Show Notes Bryan Falchuk’s first book published in 2017 [07:00]  How many podcasts have you been on? What are the most frequently asked questions? [08:00] How long have you been a life coach? [09:00] What’s the difference between coach and mentor? [11:00] How easy/challenging do you find coaching to be and how do you influence someone? [14:00]  What’s your take on when you are coaching and people immediately say ‘no’, or resist change? [15:00] What are some of the example activities and things you noticed that helps strengthen people's relationships (with partners for example) [18:00] Why do you think some couples struggle to open themselves up (with themselves)? [24:00] What do you think about the fact that we always form the first impression of judging people? [25:00] What’s your opinion about self-love? [28:00]