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Free Zone Frontier

Dan Sullivan of Strategic Coach And Steve Krein of StartUp Health

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Frequency: 1 episode/32d. Total Eps: 80

What is a Free Zone Frontier? You enter into a Free Zone when you increasingly create unique collaborative possibilities and payoffs that are amazingly free of competition. Join Dan Sullivan of Strategic Coach and Steve Krein of StartUp Health as they launch the Free Zone Frontier podcast. Learn the concepts as they relate to their own companies, and how this transformative mindset is the future of entrepreneurial growth.

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🇨🇦 Canada - entrepreneurship
23/08/2026
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How To Redefine Your Future Starting Today

Wednesday, July 29, 2026 • Duration 53:49

AI is redefining what’s possible for experienced entrepreneurs who are willing to think differently, experiment, and take risks again. Dan Sullivan and Steve Krein explore how AI multiplies both success and dysfunction, why the real edge now belongs to seasoned founders, and how to use AI so your future is bigger than your past.

Show Notes:

Many successful entrepreneurs start avoiding situations where they could fail, believing they’ve already had all the breakthroughs they need.

The real risk isn’t AI itself, but refusing to reinvent how your entrepreneurial life and AI work together.

Like the internet in the mid-‘90s, AI can multiply the success you’re already achieving if you choose to engage with it.

The comforts of time, money, and experience can quietly erode your willingness to take the risks that create your next breakthroughs.

The advantage is shifting toward older, more experienced entrepreneurs who combine decades of judgment and pattern recognition with AI’s raw intelligence.

AI is even surprising its creators, which means there’s no established playbook—only entrepreneurs willing to think and experiment.

A fast-growing group of entrepreneurial 10‑ to 20‑year‑olds is bypassing formal education and building businesses directly with AI.

Experience plus AI creates a “jetpack effect,” letting seasoned entrepreneurs take ideas much further and much faster than ever before.

Resources:

My Plan For Living To 156 by Dan Sullivan

Unique Ability®

10x Is Easier Than 2x by Dan Sullivan with Dr. Benjamin Hardy

The Greater Game by Dan Sullivan and John Bowen

The Greater Game Dashboard

The Impact Filter®

The History of Money: A Story of Humanity by David McWilliams

Casting Not Hiring by Dan Sullivan and Jeffrey Madoff

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Turn Your Business Into A Theater With AI In Your Cast

Tuesday, May 19, 2026 • Duration 25:23

Entrepreneurs grow fastest when they combine their unique capabilities with the right collaborators—both human and AI—so everyone creates bigger results together instead of working alone. Dan Sullivan and Steve Krein explore how teamwork, technology, and ambition multiply one another in the new era of collaboration.

Show Notes:

Working with AI can feel highly personal because the tools remember your past thinking and mirror it back to you in powerful ways.

Division of labor is still the starting point for creating wealth, but now the labor includes both human team members and AI agents.

There’s a big difference between having a job made up of tasks and having a role defined by the results you create for the team.

When unique capabilities get combined, the result is something that probably didn’t exist yet.

If you automate activities that don’t work, it will just amplify what isn’t working.

For successful entrepreneurs, growth alternates between greater meaning and more money, and AI only matters if it increases both.

Evaluating how someone contributes to teamwork gives you a clearer read on their character than any assessment or profile.

The most valuable team members going forward will be AI-first and AI-native, using agents as collaborators rather than occasional helpers.

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The Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith

Living Forever Starts With Visionary Optimism

Tuesday, June 17, 2025 • Duration 32:54

Innovations in the realm of age reversal are accelerating. Getting physically younger while getting older in years is a real possibility. In this episode, Dan Sullivan and Steve Krein explain the advances, discuss what’s needed for further breakthroughs, and share why age reversal developments are critical for entrepreneurs to be preparing for.

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Many entrepreneurs retire out of social or societal expectations.
Setting a goal that might seem crazy serves as a magnet for what you need and as a repellent for what you don’t.
You treat your remaining years differently depending on when you think you’re going to die.
Thinking about your legacy means you’re thinking about being gone.
There’s the expectation in society that once you turn 65 or 70, you don’t take on anything new.
The solution won’t be possible if you don’t have the goal.
Medicine is going to become the fastest growing industry in the United States.
There are thousands of solutions that need to be worked on to enable true age reversal.
There's been an incredible drop-off in venture capital funding of all areas except health and medicine.
American progress in all areas is driven by adventuresome consumers.
Mission alignment is the single most important predictor of success in long-term health-related entrepreneurial ventures.

Resources:

The Strategic Coach® Signature Program

Learn more about Steven Krein at StartUp Health

My Plan For Living To 156 by Dan Sullivan

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Why They Come, And Why They Stay

Monday, April 21, 2025 • Duration 35:39

Dan Sullivan and Steve Krein delve into the power of the “When Are You Great?” tool, discussing how it serves as a crucial planning aid and a potent marketing resource. Using real-world examples, they explore the implications for crafting compelling offers, narrating impactful stories, and leveraging a marketer’s secret weapon.

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To figure out what gets talked about, you have to combine everything you’re telling with everything you’re being told.
You share when you’re good because you have competition. Others share when you’re great because they don’t think you have any competition.
Saying when you’re good is trying to make a convincing argument. Being told when you’re great is your compelling offer.
How you're making people feel transcends what you do for them.
Your messaging should include both what you do and what happens when someone participates.
Measuring impact is hard in the short term, but unavoidable in the long term.

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The Four Freedoms

The Self-Managing Company by Dan Sullivan

The Strategic Coach Entrepreneurial Time System®

The End of the World is Just the Beginning by Peter Zeihan

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Rewind: Why A Compelling Offer Always Beats A Convincing Argument

Tuesday, March 4, 2025 • Duration 29:01

In one of our most popular episodes, Steve and Dan revisit why there’s a big difference between convincing someone with an argument and compelling them to take action with an offer. And in the market world where we all live, people don’t want to be convinced—they want to be compelled.

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A convincing argument is about the speaker, but a compelling offer is about the listener.

In the education system, you convince someone with your argument, but it doesn’t get them to take any action.

Characteristics of a compelling offer are that it happens very fast, and the clients don’t have to do much work to get it.

Humans aren’t computers, but meaning makers.

The basis of a compelling offer is that everyone is thinking in one direction, and then you present a message that changes the way they’re thinking about things.

Data is what you need to make an argument convincing.

Some people see situations in black and white (it happened or it didn’t happen), and don’t see the progress being made.

When you make a compelling offer, people want to be involved regardless of when the success will come.

When someone is facing a new experience, it will be a good experience if they have something new as a solution, and a bad experience if they don’t.

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Deep D.O.S. Innovation by Dan Sullivan

How To Get Your Whole Team To Think Like An Entrepreneur

Tuesday, January 21, 2025 • Duration 48:27

Dan Sullivan and Steve Krein explore the powerful 4 x 4 Casting Tool™, which can transform how you integrate new team members into your company—and galvanize your current team members to take ownership of their roles. Discover how treating your company like a theater project ensures you have the right people in the right roles for maximum impact.

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An entrepreneur's primary job is to push things forward, not get stuck in bureaucratic processes.
The least productive thing you can say to your team as an entrepreneur is, “I’m unhappy with you, but I’m not going to tell you why.”
The 4 x 4 Casting Tool tells people how you expect them to show up, how they show progress in terms of getting things done, how they can be a hero to you, and how they can drive you crazy.
It also empowers team members to take ownership of their roles within the company.
When someone new joins your team, it's your job to tell them what the game plan is and what's expected of them. People can’t read your mind.
Traditional job descriptions are impersonal and technical, and they fail to capture the nuanced working relationships that can (and should) develop in a growth-focused team.
Having a Self-Managing Company® means that every team member is managing their constant growth and contributions in the company.
You can’t complain and create at the same time.
Remote work has fundamentally changed team dynamics, and it will take more effort to ensure team members feel connected to each other—and your vision.

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Anything And Everything Podcast

What Is A Self-Managing Company®?

Front Stage Confidence Without Backstage Evidence

Monday, December 23, 2024 • Duration 16:49

Dan Sullivan and Steve Krein discuss the Free Zone Frontier® and the StartUp Health programs. They both believe it’s crucial to have the right people in the room, sharing their experiences and collaborating. Connecting like this with a community of ambitious, calm entrepreneurs makes it possible to experience five years’ progress in three months.

Show Notes:

What happens backstage is more magical than what’s seen on stage.
Gutenberg's invention of the printing press was a revolution that led people to start having conversations with themselves.
Fifty years into the microchip revolution, a “team consciousness” is emerging.
In any group, the individuals’ mindsets are the most important factor.
Entrepreneurs tend to be isolated. In Steve’s StartUp Health and Dan’s Free Zone Frontier, it’s understood that you can't go it alone.
Belonging to a community of confident, ambitious, and calm peers helps entrepreneurs make the next leap.
In the Free Zone Frontier, entrepreneurs report making five years’ progress in three months.
Dan predicts that technology will increasingly go “maximum global,” and that people will stay closer to home and focus on their own communities.

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Learn more about Steve’s company, StartUp Health

The Strategic Coach® Signature Program

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Powerful Strategies To Master A 25-Year Framework For Growth

Tuesday, November 26, 2024 • Duration 46:51

Ever wondered what the success formula is for top entrepreneurs? Dan Sullivan and Steve Krein discuss “The 25-Year Framework” and how it benefits entrepreneurs by helping them prioritize their biggest goals and measure progress every quarter. They explain how having a quarterly rhythm can be transformational, and provide insights into how to achieve long-term goals, adapt to advancements in technology, and overcome crises in the marketplace.

Show Notes:

Measuring your past progress and planning out the next quarter, every quarter, helps simplify and multiply your efforts.
This kind of self-accountability and measurement allows for compounding results.
Growth entrepreneurs must engage in quarterly reflection to achieve their goals.
Entrepreneurs who treat every quarter in business as a 90-day period of progress, recalibrating and staying committed to their goals, are much more likely to weather market disruptions (such as a global pandemic) and will fare better in the long run.
Quarterly review and recalibration are essential for achieving not only professional goals, but personal ones as well, and help you build meaningful relationships.
Your social circle can either support or obstruct your goals. Curate it regularly.
Avoid making major decisions on Friday afternoons. Everything feels much bigger and scarier when you’re tired from the week, whereas you have a fresh perspective and more energy at the start of the week.
To reach your quarterly goals, you must commit to weekly improvements.

Resources:

The 25-Year Framework by Dan Sullivan

The Strategic Coach® Program

StartUp Health

Why The Future Of Work Is Blended And Collaborative

Tuesday, October 22, 2024 • Duration 32:07

Should businesses be focusing more on engaging their customers virtually or in person? Since some customers prefer one and some prefer the other, you’re alienating people if you go too far in either direction. Dan Sullivan and Steven Krein discuss the incursion of digital elements into various aspects of human life and what this has your potential customers feeling—and seeking out.

Show Notes:

There was an industrial phase where everything old was torn down to build something new. And then there was pushback.

A good city is for both the people who live there and the people who only come for a few hours, then go home.

There’s a 50% renewal rate for Strategic Coach® clients who stick to virtual, and a 75% renewal rate for Strategic Coach clients who attend in-person workshops.

Some people have decided to just not travel anymore.

Virtual strengthens what happens in real life; it doesn’t replace it.

Testing something out on 50 people gives you a good idea about whether it works.

People are now pursuing what they’re interested in, and it’s harder to get their attention for what you want to share with them.

News stories disappear from public discussions much faster than they used to.

In the 1940s, the notion that you were supposed to enjoy your work didn’t exist.

There’s become a complete disconnection between higher education and the job market.

Transforming Ideas Into Reality With Innovation And Technology

Wednesday, September 18, 2024 • Duration 58:33

For most people, entrepreneurship used to feel out of reach. Now, technology has provided the necessary tools for anyone to start a company that has all the potential to give them freedom. Dan Sullivan and Steven Krein discuss the many invaluable ways AI can be used by business leaders, and how it’s opened doors for dreamers.

Show Notes:

Entrepreneurism by its very nature creates disruption and inequality.

Entrepreneurs like talking to other people who are entrepreneurial about their ideas in order to develop them further.

AI is creating a whole generation of people learning how to learn differently.

It might be more interesting to consider what using AI does to your brain versus what it does to your business.

Ten years from now, everybody's going to be using AI just as a matter of interacting with their computer.

People who would never use ChatGPT are going to have AI built into what they’re already doing on their phones and computers.

AI will eventually become so normal that it’ll become boring.

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Perplexity.ai

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