From Wall Street to Marathons: Craig Siegel's Personal Journey | Craig Siegel

ALL IN with Rick Jordan

Here’s to a story of transformation that's bound to light a fire under you. I'm joined by my good friend, Craig Siegel, a man who's mastered the art of reinvention. Craig's journey is nothing short of remarkable, from dominating Wall Street for over a decade to finding his true calling in the world of personal development and becoming a marathon runner. This episode isn't just about changing careers; it's about completely transforming your life's direction and finding fulfillment in places you least expect. Craig shares his pivotal moments, from the challenges that led to his darkest days to the epiphany he had while running, which became his sanctuary and source of inspiration. If you're feeling stuck, seeking a sign to make that big change, or just need a boost of motivation, Craig's story is a testament to the power of resilience, passion, and the courage to go all in on your dreams. Join us as we explore the essence of true transformation and how to unlock your full potential.

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We Meet: Craig Siegel, Global Keynote Speaker

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Craig Siegel, Wall Street Journal and USA Today Best-Selling Author of 'The Reinvention Formula,' is a global keynote speaker, coach, TEDx speaker, and host of The CLS Experience podcast. Endorsed by luminaries like Jim Kwik and Ed Mylett, Craig, a 7-time marathoner, left his Wall Street job during the pandemic to pursue his true purpose. His mastery, energy, and inspirational impact have made CLS one of the most engaging communities globally. Craig focuses on removing limiting beliefs, fostering positive mindsets in both business and personal realms, and encouraging a wholehearted commitment to one's true purpose. He believes the riskiest thing we can do is to play it safe.