Danny Miranda

I was born in Long Island, New York to parents and grandparents who really loved me. This was a massive blessing, and it will shape the rest of my remaining years. I don't take this for granted.

I played Little League baseball. And I started an online blog writing recaps of the games.

I wanted to expand my audience. So I created a blog called Command Your Time, which was focused on helping people with time management. I wrote posts like "30 Reasons To Believe In Yourself" and "8 Simple Steps To Be Happier." I even wrote a blog post about Gary Vaynerchuk (it was 2009) that he commented on.

I started a blog called Knicks Vision. I covered the New York Knicks. I ended up finding my way into Media Day, where I interviewed some of my heroes.

I went to college. I partied. I left most of my online pursuits, knowing that this was a vacation for me. During summer one year, I covered high school lacrosse. During summer another year, I interned for the New York Mets in their Public Relations department. I thought I was going to go down the route of sports media.

I graduated college and decided, "I'm not going to work for anyone." I created an e-commerce store.

I moved to San Diego to explore my newfound economic freedom.

I asked myself, "Why am I not happy? I'm living in the most beautiful place in the world." So I decided to start meditating (thanks to Tej Dosa). I also did 75 Hard at this time.

I started a podcast (The Danny Miranda Podcast). I committed to doing three episodes per week for at least 100 episodes… and to see what would come of it. Within three months, I interviewed Gary Vaynerchuk (one of my heroes, since 13).

I moved to Austin, TX.

The podcast actually worked. I interviewed people like Alex Hormozi, Mike Posner, and Peter Crone and the show was played millions of times. But as it started to get seen more, I started to care less about it.

I dove fully into the worlds of David Hawkins and Wayne Dyer. I began to accept God's role in my life... because the situations that I found myself were profound, connected, and synchronistic. I began hosting men's retreats and coaching others to create more freedom in their life.

Andy Frisella interviewed me. He's the guy who created 75 Hard! It was a really cool full circle moment for me.

I decided to become a hypnotherapist. I studied at Grace Smith's Hypnotherapy School and completed 150 sessions in my first three months.

Started Talking Meditations podcast with one of my best friends.