Dan Stone is one of the wisest, most articulate people you will ever meet. He is a husband, a father, an inspiring leader, an artisan of storytelling, and a seeker of adventure.
For more than 2 decades Dan has worked with individuals, families, businesses and nonprofits to create exciting futures with lasting change. His relentless and happy pursuit of excellence has inspired hundreds of thousands of people…not just to succeed, but to actually live the life for which they were created.
Dan is an expert at pursuing growth with an extreme focus on personal relationships. His teaching, consultations, presentations, and coaching methods consistently produce greatness in the lives of others as he shares wisdom with vision and personal conviction. He communicates with a smile…from the heart.
You may not realize it, but 80,000 could be one of the most important numbers in your life. In this Betcha Didn’t Know, Dan Stone breaks down what that figure really means—turns out, it’s the number of people you’re likely to meet over a lifetime. Each encounter is an opportunity to leave someone better than you found them. So, the question is… what will you do with your remaining share of the 80,000?
Every family has its quirks — the sayings, inside jokes, and stories that have somehow stood the test of time. In this Salty Mug, Andy Andrews and Dan Stone swap their favorites, from movie quotes and classic Andy Griffith moments to one unforgettable line from a kid who proudly declared, “I’m just built different.” Pull up a chair, pour a cup, and join Andy and Dan for a conversation that will make you laugh, nod, and maybe even share a few memories of your own.
Join Dan Stone in this thought-provoking Salty Mug as he explores the importance of finding mentors and diverse perspectives to enrich your life. Discover how listening to others can transform your approach to relationships, careers, and personal growth. Drawing from his own experiences, Dan highlights the value of actively seeking out these influential voices. Watch now to start your journey toward a broader, richer perspective!
Join Dan Stone as he delves into Newton’s second law of motion to uncover how it applies far beyond the classroom, even impacting everyday life decisions and relationships. In this enlightening talk, Dan explores why using the same approach for different problems often leads to frustration and stagnation. With personal anecdotes and a fresh perspective on problem-solving, this video promises to change the way you tackle challenges. Get ready to rethink the forces you apply in your own life.
In this powerful narrative delivered by Dan Stone, we’re invited into a journey of self-discovery and liberation. Through compelling insights, Dan explores the subtle yet profound shifts that happen when we choose to let go of past hurts. This dialogue prompts us to question our own burdens and offers a perspective on forgiveness as a pathway to peace. Uncover the transformative act of releasing and find out how it can lead you to a place of peace and renewed self…only on The Salty Mug.
Ever feel like you’re stuck in the same place, wondering why progress seems just out of reach? In this must-watch episode of The Salty Mug, Dan Stone tackles the often overlooked secret to unlocking your potential. It’s not about the grand gestures or waiting for the right moment—it’s about something much more accessible yet challenging. Dan shares insights and practical advice that promise to shift your perspective on growth and value. Dive in to uncover the key to not just moving forward, but truly enriching your life and those around you.
Are you stuck, trying to make a step toward something in your life but you just don’t know what to do next? You’ve been busy making lists, strategizing, asking everyone their opinion…and maybe that’s the problem. Dan Stone has some wisdom for where to turn when you’re treading water.
Jealousy and comparison—it’s not just a generational issue, it’s a human issue. Emily Isbell (Gen Z) and Dan Stone (Gen X) dive into these topics while exploring their place in social media. Is it all bad? Can some of it be good? It’s a delicate balance that is ultimately determined by the value you place on yourself.
There are a million great reasons why it’s not the right time to get moving. What are you waiting to do? In this lesson, Dan Stone unpacks Newton’s Law and how this same law of physics also applies to your life. Today is the day to get in motion!