Whats Your Story w/ Mike & Scott

Henry Kellem ended up one pound away from 3-4 years in prison. The voice told him to front two more pounds that day. He had 13 pounds. In North Carolina, 10 is automatic trafficking time. A buyer wanted two. Something said just front him two more. Ended up with nine. Setup. 30 police cars. Probation instead of years. Never would have finished college. @htkellem told @mikelindstrom and @thescottleese why he listens to that voice now. One more pound and the whole path changes. Watch the moment he explains the setback that almost ended everything. Have you ever had a voice tell you to do something that saved you later? What was it?

Rylee Baldri says baseball parents are the most wacky of any sport, and 8U is the craziest. She’s seen a dad’s artery look like it was about to burst over younger kids. @thehdwife told @mikelindstrom & @thescottleese the parents scream, yell, bang cans on the fence, and try to intimidate and taunt the kids. It gets really bad. She and @dallasbaldri usually don’t join in. One day she had a beer and yelled once when something wasn’t an even call on Sal. Catch Rylee and Dallas on this week's episode of What's Your Story below 👇, then check out Team Moms: Baseball on @ParamountPlus! What’s the craziest parent behavior you’ve seen at a youth sports game?

Rylee met Dallas Baldri at the lowest point of her life. She had just lost her job and the money for her house. He was crashing on his sister’s couch with every dollar he had left in his pocket. @thehdwife told @mikelindstrom & @thescottleese she got pregnant within three months and wasn’t working. It was a rough start. What she loves about him is his integrity. He had a child at 17 and still paid for all of his own schooling. And they're still going strong today! Catch Rylee and her husband @dallasbaldri on this week's episode of What's Your Story below 👇, then check out Team Moms: Baseball on @ParamountPlus! What’s the hardest season you and your partner went through together? #TeamMomsBaseball #SingleMom #Entrepreneur #WhatsYourStoryPod

Dallas Baldri had a kid at 17 and graduated high school the day his daughter turned one. Then the 2008 crash took his house. He grew up in an entrepreneur family selling candy and pagers. @dallasbaldri told @mikelindstrom & @thescottleese he used becoming a dad as motivation. Law school, an MBA, and working for his uncle came next. Then everything crashed. He lost the house and slept in his car. His sister offered a couch in Utah. That’s where he met the woman who changed the next chapter. Catch Dallas and his wife @thehdwife on this week's episode of What's Your Story below 👇, then check out Team Moms: Baseball on @ParamountPlus! What moment in your life turned into the motivation that stuck? #Entrepreneur #Motivation #TeenDad

Rylee Baldri was 18 when she had her first son. By 23 she was a single mom who had already bought their first house after his cancer diagnosis. Utah culture meant marriage and kids young. She followed it. @thehdwife told @mikelindstrom & @thescottleese that her son was diagnosed with cancer at one. His father was good, but they were both still kids. The stress ended the marriage. She did it alone. Bought the house at 23. Her dad always said give 150%. How you do anything is how you do everything. She still runs that way with her kids. Catch Rylee and her husband @dallasbaldri on this week's episode of What's Your Story below 👇, then check out Team Moms: Baseball on @ParamountPlus! What age did you become a parent, and what did it force you to figure out?

Scott Leese ranked the ways people show off wealth and put the flashiest option dead last. @thescottleese says an absurdly expensive watch feels like a complete waste. Cars barely moved the needle. He’d rather fill a wagon with surfboards. Real estate is what actually impresses him. Beach house. Lake house. Mountain house. A private jet is the one he can’t ignore. No TSA. No delays. Do whatever he wants. The guy who never shows any of it landed right in the middle. He knows someone worth an absurd amount who still drives a beat-up car and wears old jeans. You’d never know. @mikelindstrom just handed him the list and let him go. Watch the full ranking and see where the private jet actually landed. Full episode below 👇 Then tell me which flex would get your attention. #WealthFlex #MoneyMindset #PrivateJet #RealEstate #Entrepreneurship

Ian Lopatin says if you can only pick one thing, meditate. He does it outside in Phoenix with 30 hummingbirds circling his head. He told Mike Lindstrom (@mikelindstrom) and Scott Leese (@thescottleese) nature comes first, then the sit. Ian Lopatin cold plunged before the show in 100-degree heat. Two or three minutes in the water and the problems go quiet. Breathwork is the biggest hack he knows for the nervous system. Still, if the list gets cut to one, meditation wins. The full episode is on the channel if the birds got you. If you could only keep one, the plunge, the breath, or the sit, which one stays? #Meditation #Breathwork #IanLopatin #WhatsYourStoryPod

Ian Lopatin says the pineal gland sits at the third eye, and ancient cultures called that where God sits in the body. He spent 25 years teaching yoga all over the world. Now he moves energy from the base of the spine to the crown until the pineal switches on and the body becomes a transponder. Ian Lopatin told Mike Lindstrom (@mikelindstrom) and Scott Leese (@thescottleese) the brain does not store the signal. It receives it, like a phone that only gets powerful once it hits the cloud. He asks what those two spots are called. They both say temple. Of course. Then the work turns to breath, meditation, and healing other people with the field. if you're wanting to expand from yoga to meditation, this episode's for you. When did your body know something your brain still couldn’t explain?

Ian Lopatin says there are only two states of mind. Doctors scanned two million brains and still could not tell people how to switch. His guru Krishnan was in Korea with the top doctors. They had an off state and an on state. He had a suffering state and a beautiful state. They asked him how to move people. Ian Lopatin told Mike Lindstrom (@mikelindstrom) and Scott Leese (@thescottleese) most of us can feel an off day and still have no practice for it. He shares the shift because it worked on him. @mikelindstrom calls that success leaving clues. Our first episode of Season 2 packs a punch! Catch it below 👇 What do you actually do on an off day, once you notice it?