Only one person can tell you what you can or cannot do in this life: yourself. It is never too late to reframe, redesign, and rebuild your entire life from scratch and pursue your wildest dreams.  Today, I'm joined by the inspiring Jason Wojciechowski (Wojo), CEO of Lifeonaire, Host of The Lifeonaire Show Podcast, and an accomplished Lead Speaker and Trainer. Despite getting a Ph.D. in Immunology and a well-paying, secure job at a lab, Jason was stressed out, in debt, and overworked. In other words, he was unhappy and felt unfulfilled.   He needed to restructure his life; he needed a disruptive change, yet he could only put his finger on it once he became a Lifeonaire student.  In this episode, we chat about Jason's impressive career change, the lasting power of self-confidence, and the fantastic things we can achieve when we become comfortable being uncomfortable. You'll also learn what's Lifeonaire brand about, how they help people build the life they always wanted to live, and the support stream of income to make that life possible.  In addition, we chat about Jason's archetype, his thoughts on what it means to be supportive, empathetic, responsible, and to nurture others, the biggest lessons he learned along the way, and much more.  Tune in to episode 57 of The Brand Therapist and learn more about how to become a millionaire in life.  In This Episode, You Will Learn: A lot of lifeonaires are millionaires, yet only a few millionaires are lifeonaires (2:10)About Jason's views on what it means to be responsible, helpful, empathetic, and nurturing (4:00)Never let others tell you what you can or cannot do (6:20)We have the power to choose who we let in our lives (13:00)About Jason and his mentor (15:10)Jason shares the three most impactful lessons learned (19:30) Resources: Visit Lifeonaire's websiteListen to The Lifeonaire Show PodcastGet Steve Cook's best-selling book "Lifeonaire: An Uncommon Approach to Wealth, Success, and Prosperity."Join Lifeonaire's Facebook Group Connect with Jason: LinkedIn Let's Connect! WebsiteLinkedIn Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.