Let's Go Win Podcast

In this episode of Let’s Go Win, JM Ryerson sits down with bestselling author and prosperity teacher Randy Gage for a deep conversation about the one idea that changes everything: your thinking. Randy has spent decades studying prosperity, consciousness, and human behavior, and his perspective is shaped by lived experience. He went from a teenage life of crime and addiction, to losing a business to the IRS, to an HIV positive diagnosis, and then rebuilt a life that now impacts millions. Together, JM and Randy explore how modern media programs fear and scarcity, the difference between victim thinking and prosperity consciousness, and the practical choices that can change the direction of your life.

Key Takeaways:

How social media and news amplify fear and anxiety

The difference between victim thinking and prosperity consciousness

Why personal responsibility matters more than talent or opportunity

How mentors and turning points can change the course of a life

Simple ways to protect your energy and reset your mindset

Why health and mindset are the foundation of lasting success

How to rewire limiting beliefs and create real freedom

This episode is for entrepreneurs, leaders, and anyone who feels stuck, overwhelmed, or ready for more. If you want to think more clearly, take ownership of your future, and build prosperity from the inside out, this conversation will give you both the mindset and the tools to start changing your trajectory today.
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In this episode of Let’s Go Win, JM sits down with Stefanie Carlstedt, a leading human design guide who has helped nearly 1,500 people decode their energetic blueprint. Stefanie explains human design in clear, grounded terms and shows how your birth date, time, and location reveal how you are meant to use your energy, make decisions, attract money, communicate your message, and build work that actually fits you. She breaks down energy types, decision making authority, marketing alignment, team roles, and the hidden fears and conditioning that drive burnout. Stefanie also shares real client examples of how redesigning offers and roles around true wiring can unlock ease, clarity, and sustainable growth.

Key Takeaways:

Human design is a practical map back to who you actually are

Your chart shows how you are designed to make decisions

Marketing and messaging must match your wiring

Different energy types thrive in different roles

Burnout is a signal of misalignment

Money strategies are personal and chart based

Teams work better when roles match energy types

Small aligned changes can create big shifts

This episode is for entrepreneurs, leaders, and high performers who feel off, burned out, or stuck forcing results. If you are tired of copying other people’s formulas and building work that drains you, this conversation offers a new lens and a practical framework for alignment. You will walk away with a clearer understanding of your wiring, how to make better decisions, how to market and communicate in a way that fits you, and how to start designing your life and business around who you actually are. If you feel like you were built for something different, this episode might be the permission slip and the playbook you have been waiting for.
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Mita Mallick is one of the most respected voices in modern leadership, workplace culture, and inclusive performance. In this episode, she joins me to break down how toxic leadership actually forms and how it can be changed. We talk about the everyday habits that quietly create burnout, fear, and disengagement, and what leaders can do instead to build trust, clarity, and momentum. Mita shares practical, human centered strategies for leading with kindness and rigor, managing time and energy, navigating cultural differences, and using AI as a tool without losing the humanity that makes teams thrive.

Key takeaways:

Why hustle culture creates burnout instead of sustainable results

The small daily habits that separate great leaders from stressed out managers

How to replace control with coaching and accountability

Why recognition is one of the most powerful retention tools

How to run better one on ones that actually support performance

How to manage up and protect your career trajectory

How to communicate across cultural differences without creating friction

How to spot and change your own bad boss tendencies

How to use AI to free up time for human connection instead of replacing it

This episode is for founders, executives, managers, and high performers who want to lead without burning out their teams or themselves. If you care about building a culture that drives results and keeps great people engaged, this conversation will give you clear, practical tools you can apply immediately. You will walk away with a better understanding of how leadership habits shape performance and how to create a workplace where people actually want to do their best work.
Contact Mia:

https://www.mitamallick.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/mita-mallick-2b165822

https://www.instagram.com/mita_mallick13

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In this episode, I sit down with Shawn Nelson, founder and CEO of LoveSac, to share the real behind the scenes story of how LoveSac nearly failed and ultimately survived. Shawn walks through the moment quitting felt reasonable, the million dollar order that forced him to bet everything, and the grit required to build a business with no factory, no money, and no margin for error. We also dive into leadership lessons around ego, scaling through humility, staying present, and the daily practices that ground him as a founder and human.

Key takeaways:

Pressure can sharpen focus or break you depending on how you respond

Bold action often comes before certainty Ego may start a business but humility scales it

Hiring great people only works if you let them own their role

Presence is built through daily habits, not personality

Staying close to customers renews belief and clarity

This episode is for founders, entrepreneurs, and leaders who are pushing through uncertainty, scaling a team, or questioning their next move. You will walk away with practical leadership insights, mindset shifts, and reminders that staying present, letting go of control, and committing to small daily habits can turn near failure into lasting success.
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In this episode, I sit down with Josh Kosnick for a powerful conversation about connection and what we lose when screens replace real human interaction. Josh brings deep insight as a coach and human being who understands how isolation quietly impacts mental health, emotional regulation, and our sense of meaning. Together, we explore why humans are wired for presence, how the pandemic revealed the true cost of disconnection, and why choosing people over convenience is not sentimental but essential for well being and longevity.

Key takeaways:

Why isolation is not neutral and how it directly affects mental health, stress, and emotional stability

The biological and psychological reasons face to face connection matters more than digital communication

What the pandemic revealed about loneliness, depression, and the human need for daily interaction

How small consistent habits can rebuild connection without overwhelming your schedule

Practical ways to be present without trying to fix or rescue the people you care about

Why inviting others, even when they say no, is a meaningful act of leadership and love

This episode is for leaders, parents, coaches, high performers, and anyone who feels stretched thin, distracted, or quietly disconnected. If you want stronger relationships, better mental health, and a reminder of what actually sustains a meaningful life, this conversation will ground you. You will walk away with clarity, simple actions you can apply immediately, and a renewed commitment to choose presence, connection, and real life over passive scrolling.
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