Cold War Submarine Officer to Millionaire Entrepreneur | Jim Mathers on Leadership & Legacy
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This episode of The Coleman Nation introduces a brand-new interview format, Ten Questions, featuring entrepreneur, author, and former U.S. Navy nuclear submarine officer Jim Mathers. From growing up in a working-class family in Michigan to serving aboard a nuclear submarine during the height of the Cold War, Jim shares powerful firsthand experiences that shaped his leadership philosophy, moral code, and approach to business. He dives deep into what it was like tracking Russian submarines, carrying the responsibility of global consequences at just 21 years old, and why strong leadership is...
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How Strong Families Shape the Future Pt. 2
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In this episode of The Coleman Nation, we explore the vital role children and young adults play in strengthening the family unit and shaping future generations. Drawing from personal experiences and historical context, Michael examines how work-study programs, apprenticeships, volunteer work, and military service help prepare youth for adulthood and responsible contribution to society. The discussion expands into the importance of preserving tribal knowledge, understanding traditional family roles, and recognizing the long-term societal impact of marriage, population trends, and generational...
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Why the Family Unit Is the Key to Saving Civilization
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In Episode 41 of The Coleman Nation, the Michael Coleman dives deep into one of civilization’s most critical yet controversial topics — the family unit. Drawing from his upcoming book “The Goal of a Nation,” he explores how family, education, and moral values shape the long-term survival of societies. From the traditional roles of mothers, fathers, and children to the impact of abortion, corporate influence, and the decline of education, this episode lays out a bold vision for what humanity could look like 300 years in the future. Discover how family values, strong education, and moral...
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The Assassination of Charlie Kirk: A Personal Reflection on Legacy and Courage
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In this emotionally charged episode of The Coleman Nation, we reflect on the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk — a man whose voice, convictions, and willingness to bridge ideological divides made an indelible mark on the conservative movement and beyond. Michael Coleman shares a deeply personal reflection on Charlie’s influence, not just as a public figure, but as an inspiration to act, think critically, and serve one's community with both courage and humility. While Charlie's viewpoints often drew fierce opposition, his consistent willingness to engage opposing perspectives with logic...
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5 Disastrous Mistakes Humanity Will Regret Deeply
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In this episode of The Coleman Nation, we’re diving into uncomfortable truths. Humanity is at a crossroads — and we’re making catastrophic decisions we will come to regret. From the unchecked rise of AI and the glamorization of recreational drugs to the dangerous missteps in mental health, global governance, and the redefinition of life itself — this isn’t just a warning. It’s a wake-up call. We lay out five of the most critical errors we’re making right now as a civilization — errors that will seem barbaric to future generations once we've evolved into a more enlightened...
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Why College Isn’t Enough Anymore: The Future of Learning & Work
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In this episode of The Coleman Nation, we dig into the uncomfortable truths about our education system, the real-world value of college degrees, and how innovation and manufacturing are making a comeback in the U.S. We explore how society's fear of failure, obsession with credentials, and rigid academic paths are holding people back from real growth and opportunity. From trade wars to trade schools, you'll hear about the massive shifts in work, community, and education—and how to prepare for the coming economic boom. If you're into self-growth, rethinking societal norms, or just want to make...
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Who Really Killed JFK? CIA, Mafia, or Deep State? Uncovering the Truth
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The assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, remains one of the most controversial and tragic moments in American history. In this episode of The Coleman Nation, we examine powerful new insights and recently released records to question the official narrative that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone. Drawing from compelling research, including the work of my friend Mark Arnold, we explore theories involving the CIA, the military-industrial complex, the Mafia, and deep state influence. From JFK’s anti-colonial stance to his willingness to negotiate during the Cold War, this...
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The Meaning of The 4th of July
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In this episode of the Coleman Nation, I am discussing what the 4th of July really means. A lot of time has passed since our educational system drastically changed on the 1970's and basic history, civics and social studies classes have been transmuted into something the older generations of Gen X and above don't really recognize anymore. Let's discuss what the importance of the 4th of July is and what its significance is. #thecolemannation #colemannation #4thofjuly #revolutionarywar #history #ushistory #america
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Must-Read Leadership Books - Sci Fi Genre?! | Ep 34
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In this episode of The Coleman Nation, I'm sharing a unique list of the top five fiction books that have profound influence as to leadership mindset and business philosophy. Moving beyond typical self-help and nonfiction recommendations, they are in an unlikely genre; science fiction and classic literature that shaped their vision, inspired creativity, and strengthened resilience. Whether you're a business owner, entrepreneur, or simply someone looking to expand your thinking, these storytelling-driven books offer timeless lessons in leadership, adversity, vision, and innovation.
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The Science of How We Learn and Think | Ep 33
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In this episode of The Coleman Nation, I go back to a life-changing summer from my teenage years and share how one powerful book—The Thinking Book—taught me the foundations of logic, critical thinking, and decision-making. Whether you're trying to make better life choices, raise smarter kids, or navigate the media chaos, this episode is packed with tools to sharpen your mind. We break down the five primary illogics that cause bad thinking—and the five logics that support sound decisions. I also share how mastering these ideas helped me win debates, challenge authority (constructively!),...
info_outlineHey everyone, Michael Coleman here with a brand new episode of Coleman Nation, and today we're diving into the business life cycle. Understanding this cycle is crucial for any entrepreneur, and I'm excited to share insights that have helped me navigate my own business journey.
We'll explore the various stages a business goes through, from the initial unknown phase to potential explosive growth and eventual plateaus. I'll use the iconic rise of Starbucks as a case study to illustrate how a business can evolve from a single location to a global phenomenon, and the strategies they employed to maintain growth and handle challenges.
Join me as we break down complex business concepts into actionable steps. Let's get equipped to not just survive but thrive through the ups and downs of business life. And as always, I look forward to your thoughts and questions in the comments!
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