In this episode of the Next 90, shares how he has seen value in treating his car as a mobile office, and how much it has helped him. Next, he talks about the old adage about riding a bike. "Once you have learned how to ride a bike, you will never forget it." To further this saying, Nick sites one of his Next 90 clients as an example. Do you want to learn about how a 5th generation businessman manages the weight of carrying the torch of a 124-year-old company?

Nick joins us live from his car on the road for this episode of the Next 90. Sometimes we can get stuck in the land of, " I Should,"! I should take care of my body. I should build my bank account. I should take my spouse out on a date. I should spend time with my children. All the things we say we should do, we wont do until we develop a must-do mentality. 

Brodie Kern joins Nick in this episode of the Next 90. Brodie, who is 25-years old, talks about his life of ups and downs. Brodie shares his numerous failures in the world of business, addiction to alcohol, and problems during his wife’s pregnancy with his first child. However, Brodie refuses to let his tragic moments pull him down. Brodie reveals that he is now a recovering alcoholic, a stable businessman, and a happy father.

In this episode of the Next 90, Nick shares that his kids brought two goldfish home after spending time at the Orange County Fair. Nick believes that neither of the fish will survive over night, which might cause pain to his children. After putting them in a small container, Nick notices that the fish look gloomy. However, he discovered that the fish became livelier after being moved to a larger space.

Nick Long is back in the saddle again and reminds listeners not to call it a comeback because he has been here for years. Nick share a little bit about what has been going on with him over the last 6 months. Sometimes life puts you through the ringer and we go through challenges that seem like they are going to destroy us. These are the times we are tempted to live in our pity parties. Through these times we truly discover ourselves in the process.

Going all in has been the way that Nicks guest today, Andre Box Haus has always run his game. From football to baseball and finally to boxing, he puts everything he has into being the best at what he is focused on doing. Opening his business The Box Haus has been challenging and beneficial not only to his clients but to himself. When your body is right, everything else falls into place. Boxing has given him the primal edge that Andre needed to succeed in business and life.

Nick is in the studio with a great friend, Mr. E aka King Jeff Bhaedhayajibh. The man with the big last name and Nick have been friends since High School. Crossing entrepreneurial paths every 5 or 6 years, the two were able to watch the different highs and lows of each other's lives. Jeff was hit with a tragedy, a divorce and he began to question everything. His experience with The Next 90 was uncomfortable, and he had to face it all and share it with strangers.

Nick shares with the Nation an excerpt from a podcast he did for his friend and Warrior brother, Mo Naboulsi. Sharing the story of his success and failures never gets old for Nick as he is constantly amazed at how doing the work every day can positively impact any one's life. You need to decide what you want and declare it to the world. What are you waiting for?

In the business world a ‘lead’ is gathered information used to guide, especially by going in advance. People pay big money for leads in business, but in our personal lives we are our own greatest lead. So, invest in you! It’s simple, but not always easy. Nick reminds us that the lifetime value of our business, family, marriage, or whatever is important to us will always have a value equal to or greater than what we put in.

No one’s life is always rainbows and butterflies; sometimes we do big s**t and other times we get s**t on big. Oh and when it rains it pours, but does that mean we should complain about the rain? NO (especially if you live in CA)! In this episode, Nick discusses the need to stick with our intentions no matter what life throws at us. Are you equipped to progress in any weather of life?

Coming from parents who had to flee their own country to keep their family alive is a hard act to follow. Paul Daftarian has spent his life to overcome the expectations and labels put on him because of his decision to live the life he wanted. Grateful for the roots his parents gave him as Iranian Immigrants, Paul still had to shake off the seeds of shame and guilt for taking his path in life. Tapping into that power that is within you can give you what it takes to propel forward into a have...

Nick has been thinking about what a great mother he has; she is a saint. Nick has been surrounded by loving, strong women his whole life. His Mom has to endure so much, and it has made her incredibly strong; including the divorce from Nick's Dad. Nicks Father was fit and worked out a lot; always running, until the day he was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. It was an awakening inside of him, and Nicks parents reconciled.

From a small town in Wisconsin, the son of Indian immigrants, Navin Thukkaram pushed forward to be the successful Warrior he is today. A graduate of Princeton, Harvard and surviving Wall Street, prepared Navin for the competitive and ever-changing world of Information Technology. Join Nick as Navin shares his desire to spread his knowledge of innovation, with those that hunger to be a part of innovation that can be used not just in a tech business but in your business across the board.

It is amazing what happens when you go; not being concerned about perfection, or failures. Mindset and Association most times go hand in hand; because someone goes to an Ivy League school, their associations are more prominent, affecting their mindset to follow. Your habits and patterns will become into alignment with your mindset and association. Saying yes to a smaller scale of targets will limit you to what your outcomes will be. Do you need to think bigger?

When you focus on your daily routine and health, it will become a game changer for your life. Michael Balliet did just that when he completely cut alcohol out of his life and flipped the switch on how he was doing life. Nick has coached Michael through The Blackout Experience and The Next 90 leading him to a better understanding about how living from target to target will get you where you want to be in your business, life, and relationships.

Nick is a perpetual student and never above those who are around him. He has been given many gifts inside the association of Warrior; the relationships that he has forged. Physically manifesting things that you want in your mind, which is the secret and then putting a plan into action is what the Next 90 is about. You need to use the secret to attract and the Next 90 to attack. It is one thing to sit around and manifest things in your life, but you must take action; ACTION IS REQUIRED!

Being emotionally highjacked by random comments, from people you don't know can be a trap. That is Nick use to respond to criticism and scrutiny about his business and his life. Nick is coaching from a place of compassion and experience; that is why he is doing this. Coaching is just part of what he shares with the NEXT 90; taking a dream or a concept and turning it into a business has made way for him to create an opportunity for himself, his family, and the families of those who believe in...

Reviewing a video of the past 3 ½ years of his life brought Nick to tears. Seeing the breakthroughs, the outcomes make him proud of the work he has done. It has been anything but perfect and glorious; there have been extreme highs and extreme lows. We are all responsible for our happiness. Nick is happy, and the past few months have been crazy and f*****g hard. Love yourself, do the work every day, and put yourself first!.

Everyone wants results right away; 90 days can seem like an eternity when you aren't looking at the long game of your life. Nick shares with the Nation in this episode that to open a person up; things have to breakdown. What is it that you want? If the path you are on is not giving you what you want, you need to course correct right away. Look at the moments of a breakdown in your life, something that put a roadblock in front of you and went BAM!

Even with everything that Nick knows about how the Next 90 works; even with all of the tools he has, the brotherhood of support behind him, he found himself paralyzed last week. Nick wasn't doing the things he loves to do or does typically to lead, inspire and being present for his family. He had to hit the pause button because he knew he was overwhelmed. You need to decide to move and eat the apple one bite at a time.

Just finishing up with BLACKOUT 03, Nick is fired up and ready for the Nation to hear from Mr. A, Mr. C, and Mr. D aka King Bill, King Kelly and King Brian. They created a podcast on their own called “THE DAILY WAR,” and you the Nation are going to hear Episode One. The men will be talking about their stories and the BLACKOUT EXPERIENCE.

Faced with the upcoming 3rd birthday of his son, Nick is feeling nostalgic and realizing how much he loves being a Dad. This journey was birthed from Nick not knowing how to be a Man let alone a Father. Where along our journey do we stop having the boisterous dreams of a child? Looking at his children, Nick realizes that he is enough for them and his wife; learning to be enough for yourself is the challenge. The CORE 4 directly correlates with loving yourself and honoring your commitments.

Nick is fired up as he heads into another “Blackout” which will change the lives of 4 men this week. Shedding the labels they have been holding on to and resurrecting themselves from the cages they have been held captive in. Ninety days of coaching, phone calls and finding out who they are, will now culminate in the literal “Blackout”; liberating them, resulting in the ultimate breakthrough. It is essential to surround yourself with a group of people who listen, support and stand with you.

Having a podcast is more than just a commitment, it can be therapeutic. Showing up can make you feel better about yourself across the board. Entitlements in relationships are b******t; they are privileges, not a right. Relationships are continually growing and changing, which requires change and growth in you. Knowing someone from a year ago doesn't mean s**t, because of the changes they make in themselves as they move forward. It is essential to cut out the relationships that are cancerous.

Being sober in Las Vegas and connected to what he wants, his wife, his body; Nick is in a different space this year. He has been stepping up his Core 4 through writing and meditating, connecting the concept of visualization, meditation, journaling, and manifestation. Losing a mindset of scarcity, learning to leave the large behind by not becoming stagnant are key; becoming comfortable and complacent won’t propel you forward.