The Shame He Kept Hidden for Years | Tony Twomey

At 20, Tony Twomey carried a secret he was ashamed of: he couldn't read or write. He hid it however he could, even turning down a foreman role so no one would notice the paperwork he couldn't handle. But one boss saw through it, saw something in him, and pushed him out of his comfort zon

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The Dream He Couldn’t Say Out Loud | Serge Ramelli

At 17, Serge Ramelli wanted to be an actor, but was too consumed by sadness and self-doubt to tell a soul, not even his mom. All that desire, buried under emotion and zero belief in himself. It wasn't until he went Clear with Dianetics therapy (getting rid of his unconscious, reactive mind,

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Protecting the Mission Above All | Michael Rubino

Being a business owner doesn't mean no problems, Michael Rubino says. Employees make knucklehead mistakes, and a leader's job is how you handle them. Everyone has to be aligned on the same mission. 👉 Watch the full episode at ddnpod.com/039 #dontdonothing #michaelrubino #leade

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How He Finally Let Go of the Sadness Serge Ramelli

As a kid, Serge Ramelli was often deeply sad, sometimes crying for no reason. By his early 20s, the emotion had grown overwhelming. What helped him was Dianetics, and the 400+ hours of auditing his mom gave him, with lifting that weight and helping him understand it. He went Clear, and says it c

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Discovering Scientology | Serge Ramelli

Serge Ramelli's life in Scientology started with a neighbor who suddenly stopped being shy. His mom, stunned by the change, knocked and asked what happened. The answer: "I found Scientology." The year was 1977. One lecture later she wanted to know more and became a Dianetics auditor.

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What Is Scientology? Serge Ramelli Responds

Asked what Scientology is in his own words, Serge Ramelli keeps it personal: it's the tools that gave him the life he always dreamed of, living off his passion. He says it gave him the self-confidence to stop destroying himself and believe in himself. Without it, he jokes, he'd be an ove

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His First Experience with Scientology | Lee Burns

Lee Burns wanted to know what Scientology was about, so Athena gave him a tour, and he ended up spending half a day with her. She was so perceptive about what he was searching for as a spiritual being. 👉 Watch the full episode at ddnpod.com/033 #dontdonothing #leeburns #scientology

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The Top Photography Coach on the Internet

Serge Ramelli's résumé is staggering: a fine art photographer with work in 120 galleries worldwide, eight coffee table books through a major publisher, and the official photographer of Las Vegas. He's also one of the biggest photography coaches online, over a million followers, 600,000 c

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When the Prison System Called for Help

In 1995, with South Africa's new post-apartheid government in power, the Department of Corrections called the Church of Scientology for help. Greg Capazorio assumed it was a crank call. The Church had openly opposed apartheid, so why would the prison system reach out? Then it clicked: this w

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How He Became Vegas's Official Photographer

Serge Ramelli, now worldwide known photographer, was once living paycheck to paycheck and had never held a camera. Then, in a Dianetics session he decided on the spot to resign and become an artist. 👉 Watch the full episode at ddnpod.com/49 #dontdonothing #sergeramelli #photography

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The One-Stop Shop for a New Life | Jan Underwood

Jan Underwood describes All Saints as a one-stop shop for a fresh start: a home, a job, food, and an income, all in one place. But he refuses to just hand people help. Teach them to fish, he says, and they'll catch their own; keep handing them fish and you're as redundant as when you sta

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You Don't Have to Suffer for a Cause

Jan Underwood believes most people do harmful things for one reason: they were never taught how to communicate. When two people can actually articulate their beliefs, he says, they can negotiate and reason instead of fight. That's why he sees a lack of education behind the world's bigges

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One Mission, Every Faith Welcome | Jan Underwood

Jan Underwood's mission doesn't care who you are, where you're from, or what you believe. If you'll get on the same train heading in the same direction, changing the lives of women and children, you're welcome. His friends are atheists, Muslims, Christians, Scientologists, al

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In Defense of US Immigration | Jan Underwood

The US immigration system, despite the heat, is probably the best he's seen. He walks through the actual process, petitions, sponsorships, green card paths, and notes how much less civil other countries can be. His view, left or right aside: immigration officers are mostly good people, not t

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The Root of Almost Every Problem | Jan Underwood

Jan Underwood believes most people do harmful things for one reason: they were never taught how to communicate. When two people can actually articulate their beliefs, he says, they can negotiate and reason instead of fight. That's why he sees a lack of education behind the world's bigges

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What He Learned Working for Criminals

After years as a private investigator for criminals, Jan Underwood says you can never fully grasp how much harm one human can do to another, and even less to a child. He gets man-on-man conflict, two people who wronged each other settling it themselves. What he can't accept is the criminal e

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Where Do You Find Your Full Potential?

Greg Capazorio was stuck in the same old routine, feeling like life had to be more. Then a friend mentioned Dianetics. The line that got him: "Can you realize your full potential?" All his life, people said he had potential, but he'd always wondered where to find it. He was doing fin

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What Every Man Is Meant to Do | Jan Underwood

Jan Underwood builds his mission on an old English creed: women and children first. His challenge to the men of the world is blunt. Why would you allow women and children to suffer when you could do something about it as a man? He believes men are meant to lay down their lives so women and child

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Growing Up in a W*r Zone in Liberia

Martin Matthews grew up in Liberia during the war, where children were captured, dr*gged, and handed rifles, their initiation was sh**ting someone. 👉 Watch the full episode at ddnpod.com/031 #dontdonothing #martinmatthews #liberia #resilience

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A Challenge to Every Man | Jan Underwood

After years as a private investigator working for criminals, Jan Underwood saw how much harm one human can do to another. Now he runs a program that gives people their lives back, built on one principle: teach a man to fish instead of handing him one, or you stay as redundant as when you started

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