Elite Life

What if the way we help people is only addressing today’s crisis—without changing what happens tomorrow?

In this episode of the Elite Life Podcast, Chason Forehand challenges how organizations measure impact. Instead of counting how much temporary assistance is distributed, what if real success meant helping people become independent enough that they no longer need to return?

Chason is the founder of HR-4U, creator of Tra...

Stop asking for permission to build the life and business you want. In this episode, Trish and Kylee unpack how seeking approval can quietly turn into self-sabotage and give other people control over your goals.

From waiting for a spouse or parent to approve your next move to using someone else’s choices as permission to quit, they explore the difference between feedback and permission, why failure never takes you back to zero...

What if the reason you’re not moving forward isn’t a lack of motivation — but that you’re making success harder than it needs to be?

In this unscripted episode of The Elite Life Podcast, Kylee and Trish get real about consistency, discipline, success, confidence, leadership, and why we spend so much energy stressing over things that may never even happen.

They break down why consistency and discipline aren&rsq...

What changes when you realize tomorrow isn't guaranteed?

Dan Vasquenza learned that lesson much earlier than most. At just 8 years old, he was hit by a car, spent five days in a coma, and wasn't expected to survive.

In this episode of the Elite Life Podcast, Trisha and Kylee sit down with Dan for a powerful conversation about the experiences that changed the way he sees life, success, leadership, purpose, and the legacy we leave behi...

What you believe doesn't just shape your mindset — it shapes how you show up in business, who you hire, who you fire, and even who wants to work with you.

In this episode, Trisha and Kylee get real about the moment a client hung up on Trisha for saying "praise the Lord" mid-deal — and unpack why so many people are afraid to let their beliefs show up at work. They talk about the line between living your values and letting...

Divorce is more than paperwork — it's the emotional gutting nobody prepares you for.

In this episode of The Elite Life, Trisha opens up about her divorce for the last time, walking through everything that blindsided her: the forensic accountants, the custody games with her dogs, the friends who picked sides, and the moment she realized the man she divorced wasn't the man she married. Kylee and Trisha get into what actually he...

29029 isn't just a number — it's the exact height of Mount Everest, and it's the challenge Trisha signed up for without fully realizing what she was getting into. In this episode, she takes us through all 36 hours of it: 13 ascents, zero real sleep, a torn-up Achilles, and a finish line that closes for good at 6PM sharp.

Only 59% of participants finish this event. Trisha did — and she's telling us exactly what it took, t...

Self-sabotage isn't a discipline problem — it's an environment problem. In this episode, Follow Through OS founder and Self Improvement Daily host Brian Ford breaks down why willpower fails, what actually drives behavior change, and the simple formula that makes following through effortless instead of exhausting.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• Why knowing what to do is never enough on its own
• How the Follow-Through Formula (...

Follow your passion. Trust your gut. Never quit. Be yourself. The advice sounds great — until it wrecks your business, your relationships, and your life. In this episode, Kate and Trisha break down the popular advice that's secretly ruining your life and exactly when to ignore it.

They get personal fast — including the advice that kept Kate in an abusive relationship for 10 years — and share the filter they now use...

Most businesses are doing everything online — posting, advertising, building websites — and still not growing. Michael Trkolta, Managing Director of Web Oracle, has spent 25+ years diagnosing exactly why that happens.

In this episode of the Elite Life Podcast, Michael breaks down the real difference between branding and marketing, why playing it safe is the fastest way to stay invisible, and what the businesses that actu...

What happens when a business grows too fast without the right foundation?

In this episode of the Elite Life Podcast, we sit down with Rich Bishop, VP of Revenue Operations at Ordergroove and host of The Midgame Mindset podcast, to talk about leadership, business growth, culture, AI, mental health, and what it really takes to build a company that lasts.

Rich shares why many businesses collapse when they scale too quickly, how weak sys...

Sometimes the best conversations happen when there is no plan.

In this episode of the Elite Life Podcast, Trish and Kylee sit down with no outline, no script, and no idea where the conversation is going. What starts as a simple discussion quickly turns into a real, unfiltered conversation about real estate, business, life, personal growth, and everything in between.

Join us as we share stories, lessons learned, frustrations, laughs, ...

Going to Running Man for the first time? Or coming back and want to pack smarter? After attending 3 years in a row, Trish breaks down the exact packing list, what the experience is really like, and everything they don't tell you before you go.

Running Man is Jesse Itzler's wellness festival — part race, part music festival, part community event. You don't need to be a runner. You don't need to be an athlete. You just need to ...

Most service providers compete on price. The best ones compete on experience.

In this episode of the Elite Life Podcast, Trisha and Kylee break down

the concept of Perceived Net Value — and why it's the real reason clients

choose you, pay you more, and refer everyone they know.

You'll learn:

→ Why the cheapest option almost never wins

→ The small, free things that make clients rave about you

→ How to audit your own business experi...

About to back out of something that scares you? WATCH THIS FIRST.

Fear and excitement are literally the same chemical in your brain — the difference is what you decide it means. In this episode, We break down exactly how to feel the fear AND do the thing anyway, whether you're about to speak on a stage, make a scary call, leave a bad situation, or just do something that really matters to you.

🎯 In this episode you'll learn:

→ W...

She was building her career. He was flying Air Force One.

And they almost lost everything.

In this episode, Brittany Anderson — co-founder of Realla and author of "Living Room Leadership" — shares the exact moment she realized her family was falling apart while she was busy leading everyone else.

What saved her marriage wasn't therapy. It wasn't date nights.

It was LEGO bricks and a 2-day family playshop.

This conversation i...

Everyone wants to be called a leader — but not everyone is willing to actually lead. In this episode of the Elite Life Podcast, we break down what separates real leaders from the ones who just have the title.

They cover the 3 things every great leader must have, why clarity is kindness, the "coach, correct, cut" framework, and how storytelling creates the kind of connection that makes people actually listen. Plus — why y...

In this episode, we sit down with John Gravelyn, a former Ford engineer turned real estate disruptor. John shares the story of the agent who literally laughed at his data-driven approach—and how that moment changed everything.

We’re pulling back the curtain on why the "human element" is actually the most important part of a data-heavy industry. From debunking Zillow "Zestimates" to navigating the 2026 housing market, Joh...

"I was tongue-tied... and my boss actually shut down the meeting because it was so bad."

Have you ever felt like you were shrinking in a high-stakes moment? In this episode of the Elite Life Podcast, we sit down with Karen Laos, a leadership communication expert who has spent 25 years training executives at NASA, Google, Hilton, and Facebook.

Karen reveals why even the most successful women often "ask for permission" with their words...