Summary In today’s episode, I am joined by Craig Siegel. Craig is a born and raised New Yorker. When the pandemic happened, Craig left his lucrative and comfortable job on Wall Street and went all-in with his passion and purpose to help people upgrade their mindsets and fulfil their potential and founded Cultivate Lasting Symphony (CLS). His mission is to help people release the negative beliefs they have cultivated over time and implement positive and constructive thoughts, which then create powerful and positive beliefs that change behaviors and ultimately create brand-new results in relationships, business, and all facets of life. Craig has been endorsed by some of the world’s most well-known celebrities, entertainers, athletes, and entrepreneurs, such as Rob Dyrdek, Ed Mylett, Frank Grillo, Andy Grammer, Marie Forleo, Dr. Shefali, Tom Bilyeu, Bethany Hamilton, Suzanne Somers, Alicia Silverstone, Eric Thomas, Darryl Strawberry, and NFL Hall of Famers Brian Dawkins, Edgerrin James and more. Craig also just launched his book: The Reinvention Formula: How to Unlock a Bulletproof Mindset to Upgrade Your Life. The Reinvention Formula is a step-by-step walkthrough for anyone ready to put in the effort to completely reimagine how they relate to the world around them!   Key Points • Let go of waiting for the right time and perfect situation • Being able to view “negative situations” as an opportunity for reinvention. • Building intentional and strategic relationships benefits both parties involved. • Embrace the different seasons in life and lean into each one. • Leaning on each other in marriage during challenging times can strengthen the relationship. • Success is not just about making money, but about making an impact and adding value   Best Quotes 12:42 - 12:47 • "How rich you are is not based upon how many commas you have in your bank account." 14:14 - 14:17 • "Everybody seemed to rally around the message, and it really is special." 14:49 - 14:54 • "I really need to put my ego aside and realize I don't know what I don't know." 22:24 - 22:30 • "At some point you get to a season where you could begin to work a little bit smarter, not necessarily harder."