I call him San Diego's King of Networking. That would be Mr. David Oates, president and founder of the successful marketing firm Stalwart Communications. David is literally everywhere on the networking circuit in America's Finest City. There has to be three or four of him bouncing around the city at various events drumming up new business for Stalwart. I don't know how he does it, while maintaining his health.

We've all been to corporate networking events and conferences where the food and drink are rich and the hours are long. And it's not long before we find ourselves 20 or 30 pound overweight, dog tired, and making a trip to the doctor because our EKG looks more like the Richter Scale after a 9.0 earthquake. That's no bueno.

Naturally, I had to catch up with David at his local gym Fitwall (a client of his) to find out just how he maintains his health with such a hectic lifestyle. In this chat, he shares his take on how he gets it done and why.

How do you run one of the nation's top-rated graphic arts firms, be a top-notch husband and father, and be a top-flight triathlete competing worldwide? I don't know. But I do know one person who pulls it off quite well -- and that's XYZ Co-founder and President Sean McGlynn.

So naturally, I had to have Sean come on the show and provide us with an inside look on how he stays on top of work, family, and fitness -- happily succeeding in all three. We're all busy in just about every area of our lives and Sean puts things in perspective with time management, hard work, and, of course, fun.

In addition to working with such elite companies as Acura, Nike, Google, T-Mobile, Toyota, Virgin America, etc. and squeezing in triathlons, Sean also surfs, plays basketball, snowboards, and cycles -- along with coaching his kids' teams and carving out some special time with his wife Shauna.

He's one of this planet's truly good dudes, who has some excellent advice on how to juggle a busy home and work life and stay fit and healthy for both to succeed. Enjoy!

Author, entrepreneur, mentor, and family man Eric Wagner joins us on the show to discuss how his fitness routine helped achieve big time success in his career. Eric, founder of Mighty Wise Academy and Forbes contributor, has started and sold numerous companies over the years. But the one thing that has remained a constant in his life has been his fitness -- which kept his body, mind, and soul sharp to succeed.

As previously mentioned, Eric has a business mentorship company called Mighty Wise Academy, where he provides aspiring entrepreneurs with experienced and proven advice on how to start and succeed in their ventures. Part of his teachings touch on being healthy to have the energy to succeed with their plans. He also has a book called Walk Through Fire, a daily devotional loaded with business advice and anecdotes -- and, yes, it's also peppered with fitness tips.

Great stuff from Eric. So check it out and learn from the best in this episode.

John Lee Dumas is the Founder and Host of EntrepreneurOnFire, an award winning podcast revealing the journey of today's most inspiring entrepreneurs 7-days a week. John has an incredible story of how EntrepreneurOnFire has grown and produced more than 1,000 episodes and generates over $300,000 a month in revenue in just a few short years, while offering tons of free content like his free 15-day course on Podcasting at FreePodcastCourse.com. He is also set to launch a new book entitled: The Freedom Journal.

So we invited John on the show to see how he fits in fitness, diet, and sleep into is uber busy schedule. Needless to say, he is extremely disciplined in his daily routine (partially due to his military background), which has allowed him to become the success that he is today -- and to remain fit and healthy for peak performance each day to serve his faithful audience: Fire Nation. Enjoy!

No Net Solutions' Andy Janning joins us for this episode of Fitxec, discussing, of all things, burnout in your career. Andy calls it the silent killer of motivation -- of any kind. And, yet, when it comes to corporate America, we treat it like the storyline in the movie Fight Club -- nobody wants to talk about it. Essentially, it's addressing mental health.

Just as much as maintaining your body's fitness is important in boosting your career and life, mental health is on another level of importance. It's where everything begins. It can affect your job, your personal life, your health, and so much more. So what can we do about this issue? Well, Andy gives us his well-researched rundown on burnout, his personal experience with it (his vasectomy story is an instant classic), his remedies to avoid it, and many more nuggets of Grade A advice.

To close our talk, Andy touches on an interesting term he learned about called "30-Year Goggles" -- which is simply fascinating and may change the way you look at life from now on. It did for me. So enjoy our chat and let us know your thoughts on burnout and how you handle it.

On the Mark Strategies' President Mark Arnold travels a lot during the year and that can take a toll on anybody -- no matter how fit you are. But Mr. Arnold has discovered a way to exercise his running passion anywhere on the planet with a few fine tips for all of us looking to squeeze in a run, swim, bike, etc. while on the road.

Indeed, many of us have incredibly hectic travel schedules that throw our body clocks for a loop, our diets in the trash, and our sleep cycles spinning. Over the years, Mark has mastered the business travel life to accommodate his passion for running and he shares what he does to overcome the challenges of venturing to new places and finding way to get in some much-needed cardio work in before his big presentation.

He also shares how his on-the-road exercise, diet, and rest routines benefit his energy level, alertness, and speaking skills that has ultimately benefited his career. Check it out for some great travel tips.

Former Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fighter, now Senior Vice President and Chief Lending Officer at UT Federal Credit Union (don't default on your loan unless you want to experience the "pleasantries" of an arm bar), Jonathan Patrick joins us to discuss his former MMA fighting days and how that experience helped him become a success in his multi-faceted career as a financial executive and entrepreneur.

We talk about the three foundations that shape his daily health and fitness routine: exercise, diet, and rest -- as well as how they help him excel in his career. We also touched on if Jonathan has always been a fitness enthusiast. His answer: not always. But he explains how he escaped from his rut to become the success that his is today. Enjoy!

We visit with PSCU's former CEO Mike Kelly on how he maintains his health and fitness being a busy executive. Mike says it's all about the "ROTI" -- Return On Time Invested. You have one shot in this life and he says "you need to get a great return on you" because so many people depend on you: family, friends, co-workers, peers, etc. For those reasons, Mike says he's unwilling to trade his health for anything else.

So sit back and enjoy this chat with Mike Kelly, as we dive deep into how he stays fit through exercise and diet -- which includes no sugar. That, he says, changed his life. Enjoy and let us know what you think of Mike's health and fitness practices.

Credit Union National Association Chief Advocacy Officer Ryan Donovan shares how staying healthy has helped him succeed working in our nation's capital. Dealing with the whirlwind that is Washington, D.C. -- along with the "occupational hazard" of work lunches and dinners at all the fine dining establishments, Ryan has managed to maintain his good health with consistent exercise, balanced diet, and plenty of rest. This combination has allowed him to exceed expectations in his executive position and have plenty of energy leftover for his family. Check it out.