The Swedish Wealth Institute Podcast

What does it actually take to build the business, skills, and wealth that give you the freedom to live your mission?
For Part 2 of the Swedish Wealth Institute Podcast's one-year anniversary series, Daniel Wood goes back through the first year to bring together some of the strongest lessons on business, sales, focus, rejection, investing, and wealth creation.
Part 1 focused on the inner world — mindset and resilience.
Now we move outward.
Because mindset gives you the foundation, but you still need to build something with it.
In this episode, you'll hear Blair Singer explain why the hardest sale isn't always the customer — it's the sale you make to yourself after hearing “no.”
Mark Victor Hansen shares what 144 publishing rejections taught him about persistence, asking bigger questions, and the four-letter word that kept him moving:
NEXT.
Stephen Shapiro challenges one of the most common problems in business: being incredibly busy working on things that shouldn't matter in the first place.
We return to the story of Nike, Phil Knight, Sonny Vaccaro, and Michael Jordan to examine what happens when a company with limited resources decides to make one enormous bet.
Troy Harris shares his approach to cryptocurrency allocation, established versus speculative assets, Bitcoin, and spreading risk.
And the final lesson brings everything back to the person making the decisions:
Trust yourself. Develop the skills you need. Build the right team. Follow the work you're called to do.
These lessons aren't about making money simply to have more money.
They're about creating the resources, skills, and freedom that allow you to build the life and mission that matter to you.
In This Episode, You'll Learn:
✔ Why sales is bigger than selling to customers
✔ Why the hardest sale may be the one you make to yourself
✔ What “salesmanship begins when the customer says no” really means
✔ How to recover from rejection without carrying it into the next opportunity
✔ What Mark Victor Hansen learned from 144 rejections
✔ Why NEXT can be one of the most useful words in business
✔ Why the size of your questions can influence the size of the problems you attempt to solve
✔ Why success often looks easier from the outside than it really is
✔ How being busy can hide a deeper business problem
✔ Why some companies waste resources chasing temporary differentiators
✔ How deciding what not to pursue can free time and capital
✔ Why Nike couldn't follow the same strategy as larger competitors
✔ How Nike made a massive bet on a young Michael Jordan
✔ What limited resources can teach entrepreneurs about focus
✔ Troy Harris's approach to established and speculative crypto assets
✔ Why he identifies Bitcoin as the starting point for someone entering cryptocurrency
✔ How he describes his “VC theory” approach to diversification
✔ Why skills, partnerships, and teams matter when pursuing a bigger goal
✔ Why business and wealth ultimately exist to create freedom

THE BIG IDEA
Part 1 of this anniversary series was about:
Rebuilding you.
Part 2 is about:
Building the machine.
The business.
The sales ability.
The decision-making.
The allocation of time.
The ability to handle rejection.
The willingness to focus.
The resources.
The wealth.
But none of those things are the final destination.
The purpose of building the machine is to create enough resources, skills, and freedom to live your mission.
That is what wealth is for.
🎁 ACTION TAKER BONUS — TWO WEEKS FREE
To celebrate one year of the Swedish Wealth Institute Podcast, Daniel is inviting listeners into the Swedish Wealth Institute Journey app with two weeks of free access.
Inside the community, you'll begin by answering three questions:
Where are you now?
Where are you going?
What is the #1 limiting factor holding you back from your mission?
From there, SWI's technology is designed to connect members with the mentor, training, accountability partner, or resource that can help with that limiting factor.
The platform includes training from mentors including:
Jack Canfield
Dr. John Demartini
Jay Abraham
…and more.
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NEXT WEEK — ANNIVERSARY PART 3
Part 1 focused on your inner world.
Part 2 focused on the business and wealth that can create freedom.
Next week, the anniversary series concludes with the question behind all of it:
What is it all for?
Part 3 focuses on:
Purpose, Relationships & Designing Your Life
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What separates the people who keep moving forward from those who allow failure, fear, rejection, or old beliefs to define what happens next?
To celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Swedish Wealth Institute Podcast, Daniel Wood and the SWI team are going back through a year of conversations with some of the world's most recognized mentors, authors, speakers, and leaders.
This is Part 1 of a special three-part anniversary series.
The focus:
Mindset & Resilience.
You'll hear powerful lessons from Nick Vujicic, Les Brown, JR McIntyre, C.L. Stanford, Michelle Masters, and Moshe Gersht about trying before you know what is possible, refusing to let someone else's opinion define you, rebuilding after losing everything, reclaiming energy tied to painful experiences, identifying subconscious beliefs, and breaking the habit of postponing happiness until your next achievement.
These aren't simply memorable moments from the first year.
They represent one of the central ideas behind the Swedish Wealth Institute:
Your inner world creates your outer world.
Nick Vujicic explains why you cannot know what you're capable of until you're willing to try.
Les Brown shares the teacher who changed his life by refusing to accept the label others had placed on him.
JR McIntyre takes us inside the collapse of his business, filing for bankruptcy, becoming a janitor despite having a master's degree, and finding the strength to rebuild.
C.L. Stanford explains how painful experiences from our past can continue consuming attention and energy long after the event itself has ended.
Michelle Masters shows why subconscious beliefs can be so difficult to recognize — because instead of simply seeing them, we often see the world through them.
And Moshe Gersht challenges the belief that happiness is waiting somewhere beyond the next achievement.
Different stories.
Different mentors.
One powerful question:
What needs to change inside you for your life outside you to change?
In This Episode, You'll Learn:
✔ Why you don't know what you can achieve until you try
✔ How fear of failure and rejection stops people before they begin
✔ Why failure can become a classroom instead of an identity
✔ How to create short-, mid-, and long-term goals
✔ Why Nick Vujicic recommends regularly reassessing what actually matters to you
✔ Why comfort can quietly kill ambition
✔ The lesson that changed Les Brown's view of himself
✔ Why someone else's opinion of you doesn't have to define your reality
✔ Why becoming someone you've never been is often required to do something you've never done
✔ Why talent without deliberate work isn't enough
✔ What JR McIntyre learned after his business collapsed
✔ How he went from business owner to bankruptcy and working as a janitor
✔ Why rebuilding begins with changing the way you speak to yourself
✔ How painful past experiences can continue consuming your attention
✔ Why old disappointment can make new goals feel harder
✔ How subconscious beliefs quietly shape money, success, relationships, and opportunity
✔ Why many beliefs feel like “reality” instead of beliefs
✔ The “if there, then” distortion behind postponed happiness
✔ Why external achievement doesn't automatically create inner peace
✔ What it means to live from joy instead of for joy
✔ Why becoming 1% better consistently matters more than changing everything overnight

ONE-YEAR ANNIVERSARY MESSAGE
Over the past year, the Swedish Wealth Institute Podcast has brought together mentors, teachers, authors, entrepreneurs, and leaders from around the world.
But the mission has remained simple:
Connect you with the right mentor at the right time so you can live your mission.
You don't need to change your entire life today.
You don't need one miraculous breakthrough.
You need consistent progress.
One lesson.
One decision.
One action.
One percent better every day.
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To celebrate the first anniversary of the Swedish Wealth Institute Podcast, Daniel is inviting listeners into the Swedish Wealth Institute Journey app with two weeks of free access.
Inside, the process begins with three questions:
Where are you now?
Where are you going?
What is the one limiting factor holding you back from your mission right now?
From there, the platform is designed to connect members with relevant people, courses, accountability, and resources.
Training inside the community includes mentors such as:
Jack Canfield
Dr. John Demartini
Jay Abraham
…and more.
👉 Claim two weeks free:
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Featured Mentors
Nick Vujicic
Resilience, vision, failure, purpose
Les Brown
Identity, possibility, discipline, personal growth
JR McIntyre
Failure, bankruptcy, rebuilding, self-belief
C.L. Stanford
Past experiences, emotional energy, personal change
Michelle Masters
Subconscious beliefs, money beliefs, self-sabotage
Moshe Gersht
Happiness, achievement, fulfillment, inner peace
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How do you get your kids to eat healthier, spend less time on screens, and build better habits without turning your home into a daily battle?
In this episode of the Swedish Wealth Institute Podcast, Daniel Wood sits down with author and mother Candice Imwalle for a practical conversation about parenting, food, health, screen time, communication, and the habits children carry with them into adulthood.
Candice began writing children's books because she wanted her own kids to understand why healthy eating matters. That work later grew into a book for moms with practical health, anti-aging, and parenting ideas.
Her central message is simple:
Children are far more likely to change when they understand why something matters to them.
Instead of relying only on “because I said so,” Candice encourages parents to connect healthier choices to goals children already care about — getting stronger, performing better in sports, having more energy, becoming more independent, and being ready for adult life.
Daniel and Candice also talk honestly about how hard this can be when parents are tired, schedules are packed, practices start at 5:00, everyone is hungry, and the drive-through feels easier.
The answer is not perfection.
It is baby steps, preparation, communication, and consistency.
In this episode, you'll discover:
✔ Why healthy habits often begin much earlier than parents realize
✔ Why Candice compares unhealthy habits to other risks parents actively protect children from
✔ How to get kids to eat healthier without creating constant arguments
✔ Why meal prep can make healthy food almost as convenient as fast food
✔ Simple ways to start when you're exhausted and short on time
✔ Why a three-minute workout can be better than waiting for the “perfect” workout
✔ How to explain the “why” behind healthy choices
✔ Why kids respond better when healthy habits connect to their own goals
✔ How to handle screen time and phones during family time
✔ What to do when you're changing habits with teenagers
✔ Why changing everything at once usually backfires
✔ How to involve children in meals without creating more work
✔ Why giving kids choices can increase buy-in
✔ How respect changes the way children respond to parents
✔ Why yelling occasionally is different from making yelling the culture of the home
✔ How parenting and leadership share many of the same principles
This episode is for parents who want their kids to become healthier, stronger, more independent, and better prepared for life — without expecting themselves to become perfect parents overnight.

5 Lessons From This Episode
1. Healthy Habits Start Earlier Than We Think
The habits children develop around food, movement, screens, and self-care can stay with them for years.
Food is not simply about today's dinner.
It helps shape their relationship with health, discipline, energy, and caring for themselves.
2. Parents Still Have to Lead When It Is Inconvenient
Candice makes a strong comparison:
If your child ran toward traffic, you would immediately stop them.
Parents already accept responsibility for protecting children from dangers they are too young to understand fully.
Candice argues that building healthy habits belongs in that same broader responsibility.
3. Start With Baby Steps
You do not need to change your family's entire life tomorrow.
Start with:
One healthier dinner
One planned shopping trip
One short workout
One phone-free meal
One better conversation
Small improvements become routines.
4. Give Your Children the Why
“Because I said so” may create short-term compliance.
It does not always create long-term habits.
Ask what your children care about.
Do they want to:
Get better at football?
Run faster?
Feel stronger?
Make a team?
Have more energy?
Be prepared for college?
Then connect healthier choices to their goals, not simply yours.
5. Make Them Part of the Process
Let your children choose between healthy options.
Ask what protein they want.
Ask how they want something seasoned.
Let them choose a recipe.
Take them shopping when possible.
People tend to care more about things they helped create — and children are no different.

Practical Family Action Plan
Step 1: Get the Adults Aligned
If there are two parents or caregivers involved, agree on the direction first.
Mixed standards create confusion.
Step 2: Ask Your Kids About Their Goals
Do not begin with food.
Begin with them.
Ask:
“What do you want to get better at?”
Then connect healthy habits to that goal.
Step 3: Change One Thing
Do not announce a total family revolution.
Choose one improvement.
For example:
“This week, we're going to cook dinner at home instead of getting fast food.”
Step 4: Give Them Choices
Instead of:
“You're eating chicken.”
Try:
“Do you want chicken, salmon, or burgers tonight?”
You still control the available options, but they gain some ownership.
Step 5: Create Phone-Free Moments
Meals are an obvious place to begin.
Put phones away and make the people sitting in front of you the focus.
Step 6: Prepare for Busy Days
Cook larger portions.
Keep two or three meal options available.
Use simple recipes.
Make the healthy option the convenient option.

🎁 Free Gift From Candice
Candice offers quick-start resources through her website with practical ideas for helping children begin healthier habits.
She also has resources covering health and anti-aging habits for parents.
Visit:
candicesimole.com

🎁 Action Taker Bonus — Financial Freedom Summit
You're also invited to claim a free ticket to the upcoming Financial Freedom Summit.
North America
September 10–13
Europe
September 24–27
The announced speaker lineup includes:
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Connect With Candice Imwalle
🌐 candicesimole.com
You can also connect with Candice through Instagram and Facebook.
Her books include two children's books designed to support conversations around healthy eating, along with a book for moms covering parenting, health, and wellness ideas.

Next Episode
Next week marks the one-year anniversary of the Swedish Wealth Institute Podcast.
To celebrate, Daniel and the SWI team are beginning a three-part anniversary series featuring some of the strongest lessons from the first year.
Part 1 focuses on mindset and resilience, with lessons from guests including:
Nick Vujicic, Les Brown, JR McIntyre, Moshe Gersht, Michelle Masters, and Seal Stanford.
Follow the podcast so you don't miss it.
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What happens when you stop using your voice?
For Tania de Jong, our voice is far more than a way to communicate. It is connected to courage, creativity, self-expression, connection, and what makes us human.
In this episode of the Swedish Wealth Institute Podcast, Daniel Wood sits down with Tania de Jong — singer, speaker, social entrepreneur, and founder of multiple organizations and charities — for a powerful conversation about finding your voice and having the courage to use it.
Tania shares why so many people learn to silence themselves, how childhood comments can stay with us for decades, and why singing, humming, breathing, dancing, storytelling, curiosity, silence, and community can help us reconnect with parts of ourselves we've pushed aside.
She also challenges a growing problem in an increasingly AI-driven world: Are we outsourcing so much of ourselves to screens, algorithms, and machines that we're losing some of the qualities that make us human?
You'll hear practical ways to begin using your voice again, even if you've spent years believing you can't sing or you're afraid to speak in front of other people.
Daniel and Tania also discuss asking for help, building stronger communities, music education, creativity, service, generosity, and Tania's work with Mind Medicine Australia and psychedelic-assisted therapies in regulated clinical settings.
In this episode, you'll learn:
• Why your voice is connected to courage and self-expression
• How to practice speaking up little by little
• Why breathing, humming, singing, and vocal exercises can help you become more comfortable using your voice
• Why so many adults believe they cannot sing
• How childhood comments can become limiting beliefs
• Why asking for help can make individuals and teams stronger
• The meaning behind WAIT: “Why Am I Talking?”
• Why curiosity matters more than pretending to know everything
• What singing, dancing, stories, silence, and community can give us
• How inclusive community choirs help people begin singing without previous training
• Why Tania believes technology can distance us from parts of our humanity
• How The Song Room brought music and arts education to Australian children
• How Creativity Australia and With One Voice use community singing to connect people
• Tania's work with Mind Medicine Australia
• The role of regulated psychedelic-assisted therapies discussed in the episode
• Why wealth means far more than money
• How service, generosity, creativity, health, meaning, and connection contribute to a rich life
Five Takeaways From the Conversation
1. Your voice is part of who you are.
Your voice isn't simply a tool for speaking. Tania sees it as an expression of your presence, courage, creativity, and humanity. When you constantly silence yourself, you may be holding back something you could contribute.
2. Speaking up requires practice and courage.
There is a practical side: breathing, humming, singing, vocalizing, and becoming comfortable making sound.
Then there is the emotional side: deciding that you have something worth contributing and giving yourself permission to say it.
3. Ask for help faster.
People can waste enormous amounts of time trying to prove they can solve everything alone. Asking someone who has already faced the same problem can save time, create stronger teams, and deepen relationships.
4. Reclaim the human practices that bring us together.
Sing. Dance. Tell stories. Spend time in silence. Gather with other people.
Human beings have used these practices for generations to create connection and community. As more of life moves onto screens, intentionally making room for real human interaction matters.
5. Wealth is bigger than money.
Money matters, but it is one part of a much larger picture.
Connection. Contribution. Generosity. Creativity. Health. Meaning. Service.
Tania's definition of impact centers on being of service to others and using what you have to help another person.
A Simple Challenge
Think about one place in your life where you've been holding back.
Maybe you have something to say in a meeting.
Maybe you need to ask someone for help.
Maybe you've always wanted to sing, dance, speak, create, or join a community but convinced yourself that you're “not that kind of person.”
Take one small action this week.
Speak.
Ask.
Sing.
Create.
Let a little more of yourself be heard.
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North American Time Zone: September 10–13
European Time Zone: September 24–27
The announced speaker lineup includes Les Brown, Nick Vujicic, Jack Canfield, Brian Tracy, Jay Abraham, Marci Shimoff, Janet Attwood, Dr. John Gray, Dr. John Demartini, Joseph McClendon III, Rob Moore, Mark Victor Hansen, and more.
👉 North America: https://events.swedishwealthinstitute.com/financialfreedomsummit-na5
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Connect With Tania de Jong
Tania de Jong:
taniadejong.com
Creative Universe:
https://www.creativeuniverse.com.au/
Mind Medicine Australia:
mindmedicineaustralia.org.au
Gift From Tania
NEW SONG: Walking Each Other Home – My New Single, Inspired by Ram Dass and Our Shared Human Journey
 Watch the full music video and add a lovely comment: https://yo               utu.be/nvESS0M2lWM
Listen or download the song for free: https://www.taniadejong.com/buy-music
 
My SPOTIFY list for psychedelics is here: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6yiqpSSsnwwzTJQgg2eu6o?si=39b37555e8874d79
 I am including links to my albums below so you can download and other links to share.
 You can find my recordings here: https://www.taniadejong.com/buy-music/
Tania will also have a course available through the Swedish Wealth Institute Journey app.
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What if the reason you feel stuck isn't that you need another goal—but that you're putting your attention on things that don't truly matter to you?
In this episode of the Swedish Wealth Institute Podcast, Daniel Wood sits down with Janet Attwood, co-creator of The Passion Test, for something different: Janet takes Daniel through The Passion Test live.
Rather than simply talking about finding your passion, you'll hear the process in action as Daniel identifies ten things he wants from life, compares them one by one, reduces them to his five biggest passions, scores how fully he's living each one, and creates markers for what living them at a 10 would actually look like.
The results lead to a remarkably personal conversation about family, relationships, physical growth, the Swedish Wealth Institute, happiness, purpose, and where Daniel is—and isn't—putting his attention.
Janet also shares her formula for living a passionate life:
Intention. Attention. No tension.
Intention means becoming clear about what you choose to create. Attention means directing your focus toward it. No tension means taking action and then releasing the need to force the outcome.
In this episode, you'll discover:
✔ How to identify what matters most to you
 ✔ The step-by-step process behind The Passion Test
 ✔ Why your passions can act as “breadcrumbs” toward your purpose
 ✔ How to rank competing priorities when everything feels important
 ✔ Why choosing “lesser things” can pull you away from the life you want
 ✔ How to score how fully you're currently living your passions
 ✔ What “markers” are and how to create them
 ✔ Why clarity can change where you put your time and attention
 ✔ Janet's “intention, attention, no tension” formula
 ✔ Why letting go can be as valuable as taking action
 ✔ How parents can use The Passion Test to better understand their children
 ✔ How coaches can use passion and clarity to better understand their clients
 ✔ What it takes to become a certified Passion Test facilitator
Daniel's Top Five Passions
During the exercise, Daniel identifies five priorities that rise above everything else:
1. Watching his children grow while helping them achieve their dreams
2. Building the Swedish Wealth Institute into a world-changing movement
3. Building an amazing future with his queen
4. Feeling grounded, happy, humble, and seeing the world with childlike awe
5. Pushing his physical limits to see how far his body can go
But identifying them is just the beginning.
Janet then asks Daniel to score how fully he's currently living each one.
That's where the exercise becomes much more revealing.
Knowing what matters and actually allocating your life around it are two different things.
Try The Passion Test Yourself
Start by completing this sentence:
“When my life is ideal, I am…”
Write down the things that matter most across areas such as relationships, health, career, learning, spirituality, environment, and fun.
Then ask yourself:
If I could have one of these things but never have the other, which would I choose?
Continue comparing them until you've identified your five biggest passions.
Then score each one from 0–10 based on how fully you're living it today.
Finally, create “markers”: observable evidence that would exist if you were living that passion at a 10.
As Janet explains, clarity gives you a much better chance of directing your attention toward what you actually want.
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As a thank-you for listening, you're invited to join the Financial Freedom Summit.
The upcoming summits feature speakers including:
Les Brown, Nick Vujicic, Jack Canfield, Brian Tracy, Jay Abraham, Marci Shimoff, Janet Attwood, John Gray, Dr. John Demartini, Joseph McClendon III, Rob Moore, Mark Victor Hansen, and more.
Link: https://events.swedishwealthinstitute.com/october-financial-freedom-virtual-summit-2025-3389-5183-5838-3975-4843-2655-9484
Janet's Gift: https://smpl.ro/al/D4B9Usch4vTVBAGKyPpqasWn/56910-Daniel-Wood

Connect With Janet Attwood
The Passion Test:
ThePassionTest.com
Janet also discusses Passion Test Facilitator Certification for people interested in learning the system and using it professionally.
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