[From the Vault]

A comprehensive look at the remarkable impact of Mickey and David Ibarra in their later years.

From high school student leaders to national figures, the Ibarra brothers have spent decades paving the way for future generations.

Learn more about Mickey’s time in Washington, D.C. as a senior White House official and founder of the Latino Leaders Network.

Explore David’s incredible career as a corporate leader and philanthropist.

This video highlights how they turned early life challenges into a lifelong mission of public service and leadership.

[FROM THE VAULT]

We are throwing it back to where it all began!

In this classic replay of the very first episode of the Live Ready Podcast, host David Ibarra sits down with his brother, Mickey Ibarra. Together, they share an intimate, raw look into their early years, the humble beginnings that shaped them, and the foundational lessons that sparked their journeys into leadership, public service, and entrepreneurship.

Mickey Ibarra is an author, former White House Director of Intergovernmental Affairs, and the founder of the Latino Leaders Network.

David R. Ibarra is an entrepreneur, leadership consultant, and author of Live Ready® — Beyond Think and Grow Rich and many others.

If you want to know what it truly takes to master your thoughts and build a life of purpose, you have to look at the foundation. Don't miss this rare, powerful look at the Ibarra brothers' childhood and early struggles.

Is your physical health hindering your leadership? In Lesson 6 of the Live Ready Learning Series, David R. Ibarra challenges the idea that leadership is strictly mental. If you are leading while exhausted, stressed, and depleted, you aren't just hurting yourself—you’re hurting your business and your culture.

Leadership is physical. The quality of your decisions is directly tied to the condition of the person making them.

In this 5-minute leadership lesson, you’ll learn:

• Why energy is your most valuable leadership asset.
• How fatigue clouds judgment and narrows your perspective.
• The honest question every disciplined leader must ask themselves.
• Why sleep, nutrition, and movement are leadership responsibilities, not luxuries.
• How to model sustainability to prevent a culture of burnout.