Truth Tastes Funny with Hersh Rephun

Scott White, The Life Is Too Short Guy, is the happiest guy you will ever meet. After spending over a decade in investment banking on Wall Street, he took a chance and became an entrepreneur and business builder. Today he is Chairman and CEO of a public real estate company. Scott is always looking for his next challenge and has completed one Ironman triathlon and 15 marathons. Now

null Listen in as Hersh Rephun chats with Susan Gold, Author, and Transformationalist. About her varied career, from working with celebrities to writing her book "Toxic Family". They discuss Susan's struggle with alcoholism, her personal transformation, and her unique insights into the human experience. The conversation also touches on climate change and Susan's

In this episode, Hersh chats with Maureen Scanlon, Master Life Coach and Practitioner and Award-winning Author. They explore Maureen's journey, the lessons learnt from dogs, and delve into the complex world of relationships. They discuss trust issues, the impact of unhealthy relationships, and strategies for reconnecting, including the date jar concept.

Steve Kidd is the real deal - he's a bestselling author, business coach, and radio show host who's all about helping people share their stories and achieve their dreams. He's got a big heart and an uncanny ability to see the best in others, which is why so many people have turned to him for guidance and support. Steve's mission in life is to help aspiring writers and authors bring

In this episode, Hersh Rephun converses with Akasia, an international Akashic Records and LOVE Mentor. They delve into Akasia's personal journey of self-discovery and her exploration of human potentials. The discussion further touches on her spiritual adventure in Cancun, her return to LA, and her current life in Boulder. They also discuss the intersection of business and spiritual

In this episode, Hersh Rephun and guest Amazing Robyn delve into the role of humor and spirituality in processing truth. They discuss preparedness, reality acceptance, education's impact on life paths, and power dynamics. They also touch on global issues, personal beliefs, emotional acceptance, and the concept of "practice" in life.

In this episode, Hersh Rephun speaks with Yan Huang about her journey from battling self-esteem issues, an abusive relationship, and cancer, to becoming a competitive bodybuilder. They delve into Yan's pivot into tech and ecommerce, the role of spirituality in her life, and the paradox of building genuine relationships in today's digital age.

In this episode, Hersh Rephun chats with Ingafay, an authenticity coach and introverted entrepreneur, about her journey from engineering to coaching. They delve into the art of selling solutions over products, the importance of embracing instincts over societal norms, and Ingafay's future ambitions in expanding her coaching business.

I chat with Christine Macdonald about her journey from stripping to a new life, tackling trauma, stereotypes, and imposter syndrome. We delve into Christine's aspirations, her approach to inspire young women, and the role of social media in sharing authentic stories. Her book, "Face Value: From Working the Pole to Baring My Soul," is out now. https://www.poletosoul.com/ https://lin

Yes, we have a lot of laughs here on Truth Tastes Funny. We have to. And my interview with Vincent Infante is no different. And as always, there's a deeper story and purpose to the undertaking. As a former FDNY firefighter, Vin has seen firsthand the importance of having a resilient mindset. After 13 years of helping people cultivate lasting change, he has developed a unique hybrid