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#029 - Ken Krell talks about how a seven-figure digital speaker crushes the game on virtual speaking events. When you prepare a digital speaking event, it’s easy to get caught up preparing the Hollywood of it all with the technology, program flow, and your actual message. But here, Ken explains why it’s essential to stick to the basics, what helps you endear your audience, and what professional speakers don’t really care about. IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: · Ken Krell – on his experience ho...

#028 - Debra Morrison speaks on the refreshing truths about how you should be planning your money as well as the things that are stopping you. With her years of experience as a risk manager, Debra explains the common biases that shape money management for most people, why communication is integral in financial planning for couples, where to start when managing your money, and why we need to look past what the media presents as “sexy.” IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: · It’s garbage in, garbage ...

#027 - Vinay Raman shares how he takes companies and cultures from reactive to responsive. As a leader, Vinay dislikes referring to his people as employees. Instead, he treats them as the experts who are the ones on top of the mountains that hold perspectives that he can gain from. Here, he shares what we can learn from Olympians, his thoughts on why it’s not about the answer, but about having the right questions, what we have that AIs don’t have, and his refreshing take on perspective over int...

#026 - Dennis Williams Jr. explains how you can use the banking strategy to decrease your debt interest. After using Dennis’ app, CashMap, and learning the savings mentality, one user shared they’re now on their way to paying off a 12-year debt with $250,000 decrease in interest. Today, Dennis further talks about what the savings mentality is all about, why he doesn’t use the term ‘budget,’ and how the CashMap blueprint can help you leverage the banking strategies that the bank doesn’t teach yo...

#025 - Jill Lublin talks about the many simple approach to getting your publicity done. When Jill failed law school, she entered the music and entertainment industry. Working in music, Jill learned the true power perception holds. Today, Jill demystifies what publicity encompasses, what the media cares about, a simple visibility building activity that you can try right now, and why you shouldn’t just focus on your business as a brand. IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: · Music and entertainment...

#024 - Phil Fraser talks about how to be not lonely at the top as an entrepreneur. From the experience of a failed accountant who landed in the advertising industry that he ever so loved, Phil has seen the tendency for most entrepreneurs to do the things they like and not the things they should be doing. Today, he discusses the other side to the beauty of having your own business, why it's okay to discover your passion late, and a technique he uses to work his way around business problems. ...

#023 - Deirdre Tshien, the founder of Capsho and creator of Viralocity Marketing, talks about her approach to finding traffic, building an audience, and owning conversion. As a serial entrepreneur, Deirdre shares how riding the wave of Instagram’s growth complemented her earlier businesses. But today, how can you grow a business online when these social platforms have all grown too saturated? Here, Deirdre explains how marketing can leverage emotions, the Viralocity way of crafting your messagi...

#022 - Michael Dargie talks about what your message—as a brand—should and shouldn’t be about. As someone whos into improvs, Michael explains that gripping performances are established with platforms. Platforms compose who you are, where you are, what you’re doing, etc. In coaching, he applies this same concept to teach clients how to create expectations that engage and connect. Here, Michael explains more about the brand DNA, the four WHs of every business, and why you shouldn’t spread yourself...

#021 - Nkiru Asika, the Founder of Women Building Authority, explains how you can position yourself as an authority even if you hate marketing and without an established audience. For Nkiru, people always resonate with personalities and stories. This is why for her, it's critical to always bring your individuality to the work you do. Today, Nkiru explains how you can turn yourself into an expert, why most marketing problems are messaging problems, how branding your process provides a path for y...

#020 - Andrew Miller speaks about the #1 element that can easily set any business up for success. Today, in society, everyone's definition of success anchors on how much money a person makes. But, for Andrew, if that's your only definition of success, you'll always be in the danger of losing the important things in life. Today, Andrew explains the business enjoyment model, how vulnerability affects the richness of our relationships, what aligns our mind, heart, and gut, and the three things tha...

#019 - Esai Arasi talks about how you can create social media content like an expert. Before founding Elysienne.in, Esai discovered that the main trick to making people change behavior doesn't solely lie in imparting information. People don't work out despite finding it hard just because they know they'll get abs; they work out because they find a way to make it fun. Today, Esai talks about the effect of gamification on achieving results, the most common content creation mistakes, who your idea...

#018 - Coach David Weaver explains how you can use awareness to live a life that constantly wins over stress. As someone who’s worked years helping people achieve actual change and actual results, Coach David believes that stress comes mostly from how we are hard-wired during youth. For David, if you can look at something and see it negatively, you can also choose to see it otherwise. Today, he talks about the kind of stress that needs to be eliminated, the mindset you need when dealing with st...

#017 - Cameron Danalis talks about the journey that allowed him to retire in his early 20s. Cameron is actual proof that, with the right actions, change can happen as quickly as we want them to. He did that in his teenage years, and he did that again for this particular episode. As you tune in, listen as Cameron explains why you don't need to struggle to succeed, the role of delayed gratification in his life, and what we can learn from his self-published book Everyone's an Idiot: An explanation...

#016 - Danna Olivo of MarketAtomy speaks about why not knowing what you don't know in business should never be overlooked. In her experience, Danna has had two failed businesses. But it wasn't only until her second business that she learned what dragged her first business down. Today, as one of the brains behind MarketAtomy, Danna shares why jumping directly to your sales pitch can be counterproductive, what defines solo and micro-entrepreneurs, how critical trust is to every business and brand...

#015 - Shannol "S.A." Grant talks about how he educates clients and businesses with the power of simplifying complex ideas. When he left corporate, S.A. took a big strategic move by proposing to the company his first-ever service instead of just plainly handing in his resignation. Now, as a Business Growth Strategist, S.A. explains how he went from employee to partner, his technique to niching down, how one can continuously adapt to an ever-changing landscape, and the reason why one failed laun...

#014 - Dan Bennett The Antipreneur talks about how you can make magic with marketing through the power of stories. As an entrepreneur, 2020 was what Dan considers as ‘The Great Band Aid.’ After bouncing back from bankruptcy, and as now 1 Minute Media’s founder, Dan explains what storytelling means, how he makes the invisible visible when telling stories, what people relate to the most, how he rose above imposter syndrome, and what the ‘story spine’ has to do with our most beloved stories of fic...

#013 - Dawna Campbell The Mind Whisperer® speaks about how energy can ultimately influence your course in life and in business. Stress, worry, and pressure once brought Dawna down as a financial advisor and a single mother of two. Now, as an expert on the mind and body connection, Dawna explains in this episode what it means to discover, release, and transform stuck energy, the essence of regular mental breaks, and why it is vital to understand our particle and divine essencemaking. IN THIS...

#012 - Coaching Experts to Small Businesses, Sharyn and Hank Yuloff, speak about how they serve as the push buttons that give clients systems that save time, energy, and money. In their combined years of experiences, Hank and Sharyn know that businesses too overcomplicate things, just like humans in general. In this episode, they discuss how clients stay loyal to the services they love, why an external POV is critical to a business, and what brands should keep in mind when crafting their messag...

#011 - Online Marketing Mentor and Strategic Intervention Coach Monika Todd share the smart social media strategies that end the never-ending hustle online. As a coach to coaches, Monika explains how she gives the people she teaches what they want and what they need to propel their potential. Here, she talks about limiting beliefs, the ideas to help you never run out of content as an online brand, and the difference between coaching and mentoring. In this episode you will learn: · Monika Tod...

#010 - Transformation Coach Barbera Schouten speak about what it means to be a highly sensitive person, the strength in multipotentiality, how energy affects entrepreneurs, the power of breathing, and more. Growing up sensitive, Barbera was taught that life would be a lot easier if she was like everybody else. Understanding that sensitivity isn’t an issue, Barbera learned to embrace her raw self in ways that sharpened her influence as a coach. Now, empaths, intuitives, and solopreneurs hire her...

#009 - Podcast Editing Expert Alex Williamns shares honestly about how podcasting changed his life for the better. Before, Alex sucked at listening to people. But, with the help of a bit of self-awareness and podcasting, Alex found his change. Here, Alex talks about why he prefers audio over video, the needed elements before starting your own podcast, and how editing enables him to support his guest’s core message for listeners. In this episode you will learn: · Podcasting helps you listen ...

#008 - CEO and Best Selling Author Lee Bridges sits down and talks about the impact of little wins in his life. He also explains how one can work towards positivity, set himself up to win no matter what the goal, and why your foundation is essential more than anything else. As someone who had to practice everything that he’s currently cheered for, Lee firmly believes in the need to have a bulletproof mindset first in everything. Shortcuts and quick fixes don’t work forever. For Lee, this is the...

#007 - Twitter Expert Samantha Kelly joins us to speak about the difference engagement makes, why entrepreneurship needs authenticity, how she built a business out of her Twitter know-how, and the questions you need to ask about your post before clicking the ‘post’ button. If you have an online presence and have value that can teach people, give results, and can make them pay—consider yourself qualified and global! In this episode you will learn: · Samantha Kelly – on joining the show Dragon...

#006 - We are graced with programmer-turned-hypnotherapist Sue Wilhite to speak about the techniques that get rid of negative thoughts, emotional triggers, and how hypnotherapy can help against stress. As someone who spent many of her early years in Silicon Valley, for her, “stress is a natural part of our body.” Despite stress being inevitable, Sue shares how stress can be alleviated with sound, nature, and the basic understanding of one’s history. In this episode you will learn: · Sue Wilh...