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Dreaming Beyond Fear: Peter Maller on Redefining Success and Life’s Next Chapter (Ep. 91)

Dreaming Beyond Fear: Peter Maller on Redefining Success and Life’s Next Chapter (Ep. 91)

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Life transitions can feel daunting, even after years of success. How do you move from a thriving career into a new chapter filled with meaning, purpose, and balance?

In this episode, Bryan Sweet welcomes Peter Maller, a South Africa–born tennis player turned top financial advisor, who shares how he built an extraordinary career and then made the courageous choice to step into a life beyond business.

Peter discusses:

  • Overcoming fear by leaning into discomfort and embracing growth
  • Why values and respect shaped his approach to leadership and client relationships
  • The role of health, longevity, and purpose in navigating retirement transitions
  • How accountability, reading, and community have guided his next chapter
  • And more.

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About Our Guest:

Peter Maller is a retired financial advisor who spent 35 years building one of the most respected practices in his firm. Originally from South Africa, Peter came to the U.S. on a tennis scholarship and later transitioned into financial services. Known for his values-driven leadership and relationship-focused client work, Peter now devotes his time to family, travel, mentorship, and giving back to his community.

The opinions voiced in The Dream Architect Life Podcast with Bryan Sweet and Brittany Anderson are for general information only and are not intended to provide specific advice or recommendations for any individual. To determine what may be appropriate for you, consult with your attorney, accountant, financial or tax advisor prior to investing. Guests on the show are not affiliated with CWM, LLC. Investment advisory services offered through CWM, LLC, an SEC Registered Investment Advisor. Carson Partners, a division of CWM, LLC, is a nationwide partnership of advisors.

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Revolutionizing Healthcare: A Look at Highly Customized Solutions with Marc Isaacson (Ep.60)

Revolutionizing Healthcare: A Look at Highly Customized Solutions with Marc Isaacson (Ep.60)

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Marc Isaacson’s daughter Tess was only 8 years old when she began having seizures. When traditional treatments fell short, Marc embarked on an extensive search, exploring personalized testing and nutrient therapy with the help of skilled medical professionals. 

Since 2002, under Marc’s leadership, Village Green has grown to offer an expansive suite of personalized health offerings, including high-quality nutritional supplements and tailored lab testing.

Listen as Bryan Sweet interviews Marc about proactive healthcare and wellness solutions. Their conversation focuses on addressing health issues looking at their root causes rather than merely managing symptoms.

Key discussion points include: 

  • Village Green Apothecary’s specialty in customized precision nutrient formulations
  • The concept of EpiBioGenetics™, emphasizes the importance of epigenetics, biochemistry, and genetics in understanding individual health needs
  • Why brain and gut health is highly interconnected
  • Marc’s dream to make personalized healthcare more accessible and integrated into primary care
  • And more

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About Our Guest:

Marc has led successful entrepreneurial ventures for over 25 years, highlighted by his acquisition and expansion of Village Green Apothecary, an industry-leading integrative and custom compounding pharmacy in Bethesda, MD. Since 2002, under Marc’s leadership, Village Green has grown to offer an expansive suite of personalized health offerings, including a vast selection of high-quality nutritional supplements, tailored lab testing with a focus on customized precision nutrient formulations, and nutritional consultations. Marc’s passion for functional nutrition and wellness, coupled with Village Green’s focus on personalized health, has led to the launch of Humanized Health, an educational resource aimed at helping people get to the root causes of their health conditions.

Earlier in his career, Marc founded Glacier Ridge, an all-natural beverage company that was ahead of its time in recognizing the trends toward natural and organic products. After successfully growing and selling the venture, he spearheaded the U.S. expansion of Melitta Coffee. Marc earned a BS in Business Management from Ithaca College and completed a three-year Executive Education Program at MIT. He has been an active member of the Entrepreneurs Organization for 30 years.

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How to Take a Proactive Stance on Your Well-Being (Ep. 43)

How to Take a Proactive Stance on Your Well-Being (Ep. 43)

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We’ve said it before, we’re saying it again now, and we’ll say it even more in the future:

Health is a priceless wealth.

In this episode, Bryan Sweet and Brittany Anderson discuss their recent health and longevity immersive event. They explain that the event was created to address common issues their clients face, such as health & longevity, purpose, legacy, and experiences. 

Bryan and Brittany emphasize the connection between health and wealth, stating that good health is essential for a meaningful life. They also discuss the importance of proactive healthcare and prevention. 

Bryan & Brittany discuss: 

  • The role of proactive healthcare in your retirement plan and how to implement it
  • Recent advancements in medical technology and when you should ask your doctor about them
  • Sweet Financial’s health and longevity immersive event: What it’s all about and how you register for their upcoming date!
  • Personal client stories of realizing the relationship between health and wealth
  • And more

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