Karan is a #1 bestselling Indian novelist with more than 200,000 copies of his novels in print, both optioned into major films.

Karan's first worldwide novel, The Yoga of Max's Discontent, will be published by Random House on May 3rd' 2016.

The book, called "The greatest adventure of our Generation" by The Daily Telegraph was inspired by Karan's one-year sabbatical traveling from Europe to India by road and learning yoga and meditation in the Himalayas.

The New York Times has call Peter Shankman "a public relations all-star who knows everything about new media and then some," while Investor's Business Daily has labeled him "crazy, but effective." 

I love Peter's twitter, where it list out 15 different things, including NASA advisor, Ironman. Skydiver. Dad.

Peter Shankman is a spectacular example of what happens when you merge the power of pure creativity with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and a dose of adventure and make it work to your advantage.

Jonathan is the co-founder of refound, a management and leadership coaching organization dedicated to helping managers and employees enact change from the inside and out and former CEO of EMyth (the company that brought us the wonderful books The EMyth and The EMyth Revisited). 

Honestly, if you have not heard of e-myth, where have you been? It’s getting up there as one of those timeless classics in terms of business books.

Well, since Jonathan’s time there, he has grown into a successful entrepreneur in his own right and an author now.

He came on the show today and shares with us his insights on how the e-myth framework still applies in today’s business markets.

Jonathan talks to us about collaboration and finding the right business partners in business.