In this solo episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, host Tony Whatley breaks down one of the most important questions every entrepreneur eventually faces: What business should I start—and is the business I'm already running actually the right one? Rather than chasing trends, getting attached to an exciting idea, or building a company that ultimately becomes another job, Tony shares a practical framework for evaluating business opportunities based on where you actually want to go.
Tony explains why ideas alone have very little value without execution and challenges entrepreneurs to start with the end in mind. What income are you trying to create? How much time freedom do you want? Do you eventually want to sell the company, build a family legacy, or simply replace your current expenses? Your destination should determine the business vehicle you choose.
Throughout the episode, Tony walks through how to brainstorm and evaluate business ideas using your existing skills, knowledge, resources, relationships, and interests. He also explains why entrepreneurs need to stop obsessing over revenue and instead understand profit, margins, scalability, and the basic math behind their business model. A million-dollar company means very little if there's no profit left at the end of the year.
For established business owners, Tony offers a different challenge: Would you start your current business again today knowing what you know now? He explores profitability, time investment, scalability, industry changes, the self-employment trap, and the sunk-cost thinking that can keep entrepreneurs committed to the wrong path for too long.
Most importantly, this episode is about taking action. Your dream business may be several businesses away, but you can start building the staircase today. Instead of spending months perfecting a plan, determine which opportunity aligns with your goals, run the numbers, identify your next move, and execute.
If you're considering starting a business, questioning the one you already own, or looking for a smarter way to evaluate your next opportunity, this episode will give you a practical framework for deciding what deserves your time, money, and energy.
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In this solo episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, host Tony Whatley breaks down one of the most important questions every entrepreneur eventually faces: What business should I start—and is the business I'm already running actually the right one? Rather than chasing trends, getting attached to an exciting idea, or building a company that ultimately becomes another job, Tony shares a practical framework for evaluating business opportunities based on where you actually want to go.
Tony explains why ideas alone have very little value without execution and challenges entrepreneurs to start with the end in mind. What income are you trying to create? How much time freedom do you want? Do you eventually want to sell the company, build a family legacy, or simply replace your current expenses? Your destination should determine the business vehicle you choose.
Throughout the episode, Tony walks through how to brainstorm and evaluate business ideas using your existing skills, knowledge, resources, relationships, and interests. He also explains why entrepreneurs need to stop obsessing over revenue and instead understand profit, margins, scalability, and the basic math behind their business model. A million-dollar company means very little if there's no profit left at the end of the year.
For established business owners, Tony offers a different challenge: Would you start your current business again today knowing what you know now? He explores profitability, time investment, scalability, industry changes, the self-employment trap, and the sunk-cost thinking that can keep entrepreneurs committed to the wrong path for too long.
Most importantly, this episode is about taking action. Your dream business may be several businesses away, but you can start building the staircase today. Instead of spending months perfecting a plan, determine which opportunity aligns with your goals, run the numbers, identify your next move, and execute.
If you're considering starting a business, questioning the one you already own, or looking for a smarter way to evaluate your next opportunity, this episode will give you a practical framework for deciding what deserves your time, money, and energy.
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In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, host Tony Whatley sits down with Eric Oberembt, CEO of D&M Roofing and Siding and host of the Be Authentic or Get the Fck Out* podcast, for a raw conversation about overcoming adversity, building better relationships, protecting your time, and becoming the kind of leader capable of reaching the next level.
Eric shares his remarkable transformation from facing a fourth felony DUI, addiction, and the possibility of prison to rebuilding his life and becoming a successful entrepreneur. His turning point came when he finally realized that instead of believing he had all the answers, he needed to stop talking, start listening, and become willing to learn from people who had already walked the path he wanted to take.
Tony and Eric translate those hard-earned lessons directly into entrepreneurship. They discuss why the people you surround yourself with can either accelerate your growth or hold you back, and Eric shares how he intentionally changed his circle by seeking relationships with people who challenged him to become better.
They also explore one of an entrepreneur's most valuable resources: time. Eric explains why being constantly busy isn't the same as being productive and why successful leaders must establish boundaries, control access to their time, and focus on becoming more efficient and effective. Ultimately, success isn't just about accumulating more money—it's about creating the freedom and choices that money can provide.
Most importantly, Eric challenges entrepreneurs to drop their egos and ask for help from people who have actually achieved what they're trying to accomplish. Asking for advice isn't enough—you also have to listen, execute, and be willing to change.
This episode is a powerful reminder that growth often begins when you stop trying to be the smartest person in the room. Whether you're struggling with your business, relationships, health, or direction in life, sometimes the next breakthrough starts by getting quiet, asking better questions, and actually listening to the answers.
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In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, host Tony Whatley sits down with Eric Oberembt, CEO of D&M Roofing and Siding and host of the Be Authentic or Get the Fck Out* podcast, for a raw conversation about overcoming adversity, building better relationships, protecting your time, and becoming the kind of leader capable of reaching the next level.
Eric shares his remarkable transformation from facing a fourth felony DUI, addiction, and the possibility of prison to rebuilding his life and becoming a successful entrepreneur. His turning point came when he finally realized that instead of believing he had all the answers, he needed to stop talking, start listening, and become willing to learn from people who had already walked the path he wanted to take.
Tony and Eric translate those hard-earned lessons directly into entrepreneurship. They discuss why the people you surround yourself with can either accelerate your growth or hold you back, and Eric shares how he intentionally changed his circle by seeking relationships with people who challenged him to become better.
They also explore one of an entrepreneur's most valuable resources: time. Eric explains why being constantly busy isn't the same as being productive and why successful leaders must establish boundaries, control access to their time, and focus on becoming more efficient and effective. Ultimately, success isn't just about accumulating more money—it's about creating the freedom and choices that money can provide.
Most importantly, Eric challenges entrepreneurs to drop their egos and ask for help from people who have actually achieved what they're trying to accomplish. Asking for advice isn't enough—you also have to listen, execute, and be willing to change.
This episode is a powerful reminder that growth often begins when you stop trying to be the smartest person in the room. Whether you're struggling with your business, relationships, health, or direction in life, sometimes the next breakthrough starts by getting quiet, asking better questions, and actually listening to the answers.
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Jackson shares her path from environmental engineering to software product leadership, selling an automotive detail shop management app in 2021, and pivoting into brick-and-mortar auto repair due to an aging owner base and opportunity to improve customer experience (the "pink wall effect," clean lobbies).
She explains why software profitability can suffer from heavy customization, how Mango uses AI and custom internal tools to centralize metrics and task checklists, and how acquisitions require systems to function without constant owner presence. Jackson discusses sourcing off-market deals, frequent owner financing tailored to seller needs, focusing on shop size (6–7 bays minimum) and location, and retaining talent by offering benefits and growth opportunities through "Mango University," with a goal to reach nine figures in five years using added capital.
00:00 Meet Jesse Jackson
01:14 From Engineer to Software
02:51 Why Software Burns Out
03:36 Custom Tools With AI
06:36 Why the App Wasnt Profitable
09:27 Spotting the Shop Opportunity
11:40 Pink Wall Customer Experience
13:11 First Shop Christmas Sprint
17:00 Finding Deals Off Market
21:33 Owner Financing Retirements
22:02 Scaling Fast Eating Glass
23:30 Systems Slow Day Checklist
26:13 McDonalds Ops Lessons
27:11 Extreme Shop Organization Ideas
27:53 Shop Workflow Mindset
28:43 Checklist Driven Consistency
29:30 Acquisition Sweet Spots
31:27 Labor Shortage Reality Check
32:37 Benefits First Hiring
37:20 Pricing Above Bottom
38:01 Promoting From Within
39:38 Growth Mindset Training
41:51 Culture In Acquisitions
44:06 Nine Figure Growth Plan
46:12 Just Start And Delegate
49:22 Hiring Before You Can
51:10 Closing And Contact Info
]]>Jackson shares her path from environmental engineering to software product leadership, selling an automotive detail shop management app in 2021, and pivoting into brick-and-mortar auto repair due to an aging owner base and opportunity to improve customer experience (the "pink wall effect," clean lobbies).
She explains why software profitability can suffer from heavy customization, how Mango uses AI and custom internal tools to centralize metrics and task checklists, and how acquisitions require systems to function without constant owner presence. Jackson discusses sourcing off-market deals, frequent owner financing tailored to seller needs, focusing on shop size (6–7 bays minimum) and location, and retaining talent by offering benefits and growth opportunities through "Mango University," with a goal to reach nine figures in five years using added capital.
00:00 Meet Jesse Jackson
01:14 From Engineer to Software
02:51 Why Software Burns Out
03:36 Custom Tools With AI
06:36 Why the App Wasnt Profitable
09:27 Spotting the Shop Opportunity
11:40 Pink Wall Customer Experience
13:11 First Shop Christmas Sprint
17:00 Finding Deals Off Market
21:33 Owner Financing Retirements
22:02 Scaling Fast Eating Glass
23:30 Systems Slow Day Checklist
26:13 McDonalds Ops Lessons
27:11 Extreme Shop Organization Ideas
27:53 Shop Workflow Mindset
28:43 Checklist Driven Consistency
29:30 Acquisition Sweet Spots
31:27 Labor Shortage Reality Check
32:37 Benefits First Hiring
37:20 Pricing Above Bottom
38:01 Promoting From Within
39:38 Growth Mindset Training
41:51 Culture In Acquisitions
44:06 Nine Figure Growth Plan
46:12 Just Start And Delegate
49:22 Hiring Before You Can
51:10 Closing And Contact Info
]]>In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, host Tony Whatley explores the power of visualization and why creating a clear picture of your future can influence the opportunities you notice, the decisions you make, and the actions you take. But this isn't about simply wishing for success. Tony explains why visualization only becomes powerful when it's paired with consistent action, patience, and the willingness to keep moving forward when results aren't immediate.
Drawing from his own life, Tony shares how vision boards have been part of his mindset since childhood and tells the stories behind goals that took more than a decade to become reality—including owning the exact types of dream cars he once pictured when they seemed financially impossible. He also breaks down the concept of the Reticular Activating System (RAS) and how setting specific goals can help you become more aware of opportunities, people, information, and resources that may move you closer to what you want.
For entrepreneurs, Tony takes the conversation even deeper by introducing the idea of "significance value." Business owners are constantly forced to prioritize what is urgent and important, but some of the most transformational work you can do today may not produce results for months—or even years. Tony uses his own bestselling book as an example of how completing something that wasn't necessarily urgent ultimately changed the trajectory of his career, opening doors to stages, interviews, coaching opportunities, and greater influence.
This episode is a reminder that entrepreneurship is a long game. The actions you take today may seem small, but when you combine a clear vision with relentless consistency, those actions compound. Five or ten years will pass either way—the question is who you'll become and what you'll have built when you get there.
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In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, host Tony Whatley explores the power of visualization and why creating a clear picture of your future can influence the opportunities you notice, the decisions you make, and the actions you take. But this isn't about simply wishing for success. Tony explains why visualization only becomes powerful when it's paired with consistent action, patience, and the willingness to keep moving forward when results aren't immediate.
Drawing from his own life, Tony shares how vision boards have been part of his mindset since childhood and tells the stories behind goals that took more than a decade to become reality—including owning the exact types of dream cars he once pictured when they seemed financially impossible. He also breaks down the concept of the Reticular Activating System (RAS) and how setting specific goals can help you become more aware of opportunities, people, information, and resources that may move you closer to what you want.
For entrepreneurs, Tony takes the conversation even deeper by introducing the idea of "significance value." Business owners are constantly forced to prioritize what is urgent and important, but some of the most transformational work you can do today may not produce results for months—or even years. Tony uses his own bestselling book as an example of how completing something that wasn't necessarily urgent ultimately changed the trajectory of his career, opening doors to stages, interviews, coaching opportunities, and greater influence.
This episode is a reminder that entrepreneurship is a long game. The actions you take today may seem small, but when you combine a clear vision with relentless consistency, those actions compound. Five or ten years will pass either way—the question is who you'll become and what you'll have built when you get there.
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In today's crowded marketplace, trust has become one of the most valuable business assets you can build. In this episode of 365 Driven, host Tony Whatley sits down with Henry Sims, personal branding strategist, marketing expert, and founder of HenrySims.com, to uncover the practical systems business owners can use to build authority, attract ideal clients, and create a brand that converts attention into revenue. Drawing from his engineering background and years spent helping build the internationally recognized personal brand of his late father, entrepreneur Brad Burton, Henry brings a refreshingly analytical approach to branding that replaces hype with proven strategy.
Tony and Henry break down why personal branding isn't about becoming an influencer—it's about shortening the sales cycle by building trust before a prospect ever reaches out. They explore why authenticity consistently outperforms imitation, how entrepreneurs can identify the personality traits that make them memorable, and why trying to appeal to everyone is one of the fastest ways to become forgettable. Henry also introduces the "Character Diamond" framework, explaining how successful brands combine strengths, personality, purpose, and vulnerability to create genuine human connection.
The conversation also tackles one of the biggest fears entrepreneurs face: putting themselves on camera. Tony and Henry discuss overcoming criticism, why the loudest critics are rarely your ideal customers, and how many of your biggest supporters are quietly watching behind the scenes. They reveal why long-form content like podcasts and YouTube videos are becoming increasingly valuable in today's AI-driven search landscape, and how business owners can turn one piece of content into an entire week's worth of marketing.
Whether you're just beginning to build your personal brand or looking to generate more trust, leads, and sales, this episode delivers practical, actionable strategies that will help you stand out, connect with the right audience, and grow your business with confidence.
Key highlights:
Why personal branding is the ultimate business growth strategy.
The Character Diamond framework for building an authentic brand.
How to attract ideal clients by embracing your unique personality.
Why trust—not followers—is the key to more sales.
The 7-11-4 Rule for building credibility and shortening the sales cycle.
How long-form content outperforms chasing viral posts.
Overcoming the fear of criticism and showing up consistently.
Creating a content system that builds authority without burnout.
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In today's crowded marketplace, trust has become one of the most valuable business assets you can build. In this episode of 365 Driven, host Tony Whatley sits down with Henry Sims, personal branding strategist, marketing expert, and founder of HenrySims.com, to uncover the practical systems business owners can use to build authority, attract ideal clients, and create a brand that converts attention into revenue. Drawing from his engineering background and years spent helping build the internationally recognized personal brand of his late father, entrepreneur Brad Burton, Henry brings a refreshingly analytical approach to branding that replaces hype with proven strategy.
Tony and Henry break down why personal branding isn't about becoming an influencer—it's about shortening the sales cycle by building trust before a prospect ever reaches out. They explore why authenticity consistently outperforms imitation, how entrepreneurs can identify the personality traits that make them memorable, and why trying to appeal to everyone is one of the fastest ways to become forgettable. Henry also introduces the "Character Diamond" framework, explaining how successful brands combine strengths, personality, purpose, and vulnerability to create genuine human connection.
The conversation also tackles one of the biggest fears entrepreneurs face: putting themselves on camera. Tony and Henry discuss overcoming criticism, why the loudest critics are rarely your ideal customers, and how many of your biggest supporters are quietly watching behind the scenes. They reveal why long-form content like podcasts and YouTube videos are becoming increasingly valuable in today's AI-driven search landscape, and how business owners can turn one piece of content into an entire week's worth of marketing.
Whether you're just beginning to build your personal brand or looking to generate more trust, leads, and sales, this episode delivers practical, actionable strategies that will help you stand out, connect with the right audience, and grow your business with confidence.
Key highlights:
Why personal branding is the ultimate business growth strategy.
The Character Diamond framework for building an authentic brand.
How to attract ideal clients by embracing your unique personality.
Why trust—not followers—is the key to more sales.
The 7-11-4 Rule for building credibility and shortening the sales cycle.
How long-form content outperforms chasing viral posts.
Overcoming the fear of criticism and showing up consistently.
Creating a content system that builds authority without burnout.
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In this solo episode of 365 Driven, host Tony Whatley challenges business owners and entrepreneurs to rethink how they view problems, success, and personal growth. Drawing from his own journey of growing up in a lower-middle-class family, working construction to pay his way through engineering school, and eventually building and selling multi-million-dollar businesses, Tony shares the mindset shifts that helped him escape scarcity thinking and create lasting success.
Throughout the episode, Tony explains why so many people stay trapped in a "poor mindset" by giving too much emotional energy to small problems while ignoring the bigger opportunities that can transform their lives. Using practical examples—from arguing over gas prices to stressing about restaurant menus—he illustrates how successful entrepreneurs learn to assign value to their problems, focus on what they can control, and continually "graduate" to solving larger, higher-value challenges.
You'll also discover why increasing your income is less about working harder and more about developing the skills to solve bigger problems, why companies pay more for people who can manage greater risk, and how investing in knowledge—not excuses—creates long-term wealth. Tony also dives into the principles of Stoicism, emotional discipline, and personal accountability, offering practical strategies to stop reacting to distractions and start responding like the person you aspire to become.
If you're a business owner who wants to stop wasting energy on low-value distractions, build a stronger mindset, and focus on the opportunities that truly move the needle, this episode will challenge the way you think—and help you level up both your business and your life.
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In this solo episode of 365 Driven, host Tony Whatley challenges business owners and entrepreneurs to rethink how they view problems, success, and personal growth. Drawing from his own journey of growing up in a lower-middle-class family, working construction to pay his way through engineering school, and eventually building and selling multi-million-dollar businesses, Tony shares the mindset shifts that helped him escape scarcity thinking and create lasting success.
Throughout the episode, Tony explains why so many people stay trapped in a "poor mindset" by giving too much emotional energy to small problems while ignoring the bigger opportunities that can transform their lives. Using practical examples—from arguing over gas prices to stressing about restaurant menus—he illustrates how successful entrepreneurs learn to assign value to their problems, focus on what they can control, and continually "graduate" to solving larger, higher-value challenges.
You'll also discover why increasing your income is less about working harder and more about developing the skills to solve bigger problems, why companies pay more for people who can manage greater risk, and how investing in knowledge—not excuses—creates long-term wealth. Tony also dives into the principles of Stoicism, emotional discipline, and personal accountability, offering practical strategies to stop reacting to distractions and start responding like the person you aspire to become.
If you're a business owner who wants to stop wasting energy on low-value distractions, build a stronger mindset, and focus on the opportunities that truly move the needle, this episode will challenge the way you think—and help you level up both your business and your life.
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Every entrepreneur will face adversity—but the ones who succeed are those who refuse to let failure define them. In this episode of 365 Driven, host Tony Whatley sits down with former Major League Baseball player, motivational speaker, actor, performance coach, and entrepreneur Daryl Jones. After being drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals out of high school and reaching the Major Leagues, Daryl appeared to be living the dream. But career-ending injuries, personal struggles, financial hardship, and losing everything forced him to reinvent himself from the ground up. Today, he inspires audiences through public speaking, coaches young athletes, and continues building a career in film while helping others develop confidence and resilience.
In this powerful conversation, Tony and Daryl explore what it takes to rebuild your identity after losing the career or business you thought would define your life. Daryl shares the emotional realities of transitioning from professional sports, overcoming depression, addiction, and setbacks, and ultimately choosing to take responsibility for creating a better future. His story is a reminder that success isn't about avoiding failure—it's about deciding to keep moving forward when everything around you falls apart.
Business owners will also gain practical leadership lessons on building confidence through small, repeatable actions, focusing on strengths instead of weaknesses, and embracing the struggles that inevitably come with growth. Tony and Daryl discuss why confidence is built through consistent action, how great coaches position people to maximize their unique abilities, and why simplicity often creates the greatest momentum when you're feeling stuck. The conversation also dives into public speaking, personal branding, networking, acting, and the importance of continually reinventing yourself as new opportunities arise.
Whether you're recovering from a major setback, navigating uncertainty in your business, or simply looking for the motivation to take your next step forward, this episode will remind you that your past doesn't determine your future. Sometimes your greatest comeback begins the moment you decide to stop looking backward and start building what's next.
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Every entrepreneur will face adversity—but the ones who succeed are those who refuse to let failure define them. In this episode of 365 Driven, host Tony Whatley sits down with former Major League Baseball player, motivational speaker, actor, performance coach, and entrepreneur Daryl Jones. After being drafted by the St. Louis Cardinals out of high school and reaching the Major Leagues, Daryl appeared to be living the dream. But career-ending injuries, personal struggles, financial hardship, and losing everything forced him to reinvent himself from the ground up. Today, he inspires audiences through public speaking, coaches young athletes, and continues building a career in film while helping others develop confidence and resilience.
In this powerful conversation, Tony and Daryl explore what it takes to rebuild your identity after losing the career or business you thought would define your life. Daryl shares the emotional realities of transitioning from professional sports, overcoming depression, addiction, and setbacks, and ultimately choosing to take responsibility for creating a better future. His story is a reminder that success isn't about avoiding failure—it's about deciding to keep moving forward when everything around you falls apart.
Business owners will also gain practical leadership lessons on building confidence through small, repeatable actions, focusing on strengths instead of weaknesses, and embracing the struggles that inevitably come with growth. Tony and Daryl discuss why confidence is built through consistent action, how great coaches position people to maximize their unique abilities, and why simplicity often creates the greatest momentum when you're feeling stuck. The conversation also dives into public speaking, personal branding, networking, acting, and the importance of continually reinventing yourself as new opportunities arise.
Whether you're recovering from a major setback, navigating uncertainty in your business, or simply looking for the motivation to take your next step forward, this episode will remind you that your past doesn't determine your future. Sometimes your greatest comeback begins the moment you decide to stop looking backward and start building what's next.
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Success in business isn't built on tactics alone. It's built on discipline, self-awareness, leadership, and the willingness to invest in your own growth. In this episode of 365 Driven, host Tony Whatley welcomes entrepreneur, healthcare innovator, business consultant, and leadership expert Adam Lamb. As the founder of a nationwide telemedicine company, advisor to healthcare organizations, partner in launching Life Force with Tony Robbins, and consultant to multi-million-dollar healthcare businesses, Adam has spent years helping entrepreneurs and medical professionals build companies that create lasting impact.
Adam shares his remarkable journey from barely graduating high school and working in Detroit nightclubs to becoming one of the most respected consultants in the healthcare industry. Along the way, he explains how challenging limiting beliefs, staying relentlessly focused on one area of expertise, and continuously investing in personal development opened doors he never imagined possible. For business owners constantly chasing the next opportunity, Adam offers a compelling case for mastering your lane before expanding into new ventures.
Tony and Adam also dive into the characteristics of authentic leadership, discussing why integrity matters more than image, how successful entrepreneurs evaluate partnerships, and why taking ownership of your life is the foundation for long-term success. They explore the importance of hiring mentors who align with your current stage of growth, avoiding information overload, and understanding the true return on investing in yourself. The conversation also covers entrepreneurship, local leadership, stoicism, accountability, and building a life where your personal values and business decisions are fully aligned.
Whether you're launching your first company, scaling an existing business, or searching for greater clarity in your leadership journey, this episode is filled with practical wisdom that will help you focus on what truly matters. If you're ready to stop making excuses, lead with authenticity, and build a business that reflects your values, this conversation is one you won't want to miss.
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Success in business isn't built on tactics alone. It's built on discipline, self-awareness, leadership, and the willingness to invest in your own growth. In this episode of 365 Driven, host Tony Whatley welcomes entrepreneur, healthcare innovator, business consultant, and leadership expert Adam Lamb. As the founder of a nationwide telemedicine company, advisor to healthcare organizations, partner in launching Life Force with Tony Robbins, and consultant to multi-million-dollar healthcare businesses, Adam has spent years helping entrepreneurs and medical professionals build companies that create lasting impact.
Adam shares his remarkable journey from barely graduating high school and working in Detroit nightclubs to becoming one of the most respected consultants in the healthcare industry. Along the way, he explains how challenging limiting beliefs, staying relentlessly focused on one area of expertise, and continuously investing in personal development opened doors he never imagined possible. For business owners constantly chasing the next opportunity, Adam offers a compelling case for mastering your lane before expanding into new ventures.
Tony and Adam also dive into the characteristics of authentic leadership, discussing why integrity matters more than image, how successful entrepreneurs evaluate partnerships, and why taking ownership of your life is the foundation for long-term success. They explore the importance of hiring mentors who align with your current stage of growth, avoiding information overload, and understanding the true return on investing in yourself. The conversation also covers entrepreneurship, local leadership, stoicism, accountability, and building a life where your personal values and business decisions are fully aligned.
Whether you're launching your first company, scaling an existing business, or searching for greater clarity in your leadership journey, this episode is filled with practical wisdom that will help you focus on what truly matters. If you're ready to stop making excuses, lead with authenticity, and build a business that reflects your values, this conversation is one you won't want to miss.
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Many aspiring entrepreneurs spend years waiting for the perfect time, the perfect plan, or someone else's permission to start. But what if success isn't about having all the answers—it's about taking action before you feel ready? In this episode of 365 Driven, host Tony Whatley sits down with entrepreneur Frank Sell, founder and CEO of Get Shit Done Coffee, successful paintless dent repair business owner, and lifelong builder of multiple brands and businesses. From leaving the security of a steady welding career to creating thriving companies fueled by grit, resilience, and relentless self-improvement, Frank shares the lessons that transformed his life and entrepreneurial journey.
Tony and Frank dive deep into what it really takes to bet on yourself, overcome fear, and build a business from the ground up. Frank explains why most people are waiting for validation they don't need, why the marketplace—not opinions—should determine your next move, and how taking imperfect action creates opportunities that careful planning never will. You'll also hear the remarkable story behind the accidental creation of Get Shit Done Coffee, proving that some of the best business ideas come from simply paying attention and saying "yes" when opportunity appears.
The conversation goes far beyond entrepreneurship, exploring the importance of personal development, choosing the right relationships, protecting your reputation, and creating a legacy that extends far beyond financial success. Frank shares powerful analogies from motocross that perfectly illustrate why entrepreneurs must "do it scared until they can do it skilled," while Tony offers practical wisdom on overcoming fear, embracing growth, and building a life of purpose.
Whether you're still working a traditional job, preparing to launch your first business, or looking for renewed motivation to keep pushing forward, this episode is packed with practical advice, inspiring stories, and mindset shifts that will challenge you to stop waiting and start building the future you truly want.
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Learn more about Frank's entrepreneurial journey and check out GetShitDoneCoffee.com for his coffee brand.
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Many aspiring entrepreneurs spend years waiting for the perfect time, the perfect plan, or someone else's permission to start. But what if success isn't about having all the answers—it's about taking action before you feel ready? In this episode of 365 Driven, host Tony Whatley sits down with entrepreneur Frank Sell, founder and CEO of Get Shit Done Coffee, successful paintless dent repair business owner, and lifelong builder of multiple brands and businesses. From leaving the security of a steady welding career to creating thriving companies fueled by grit, resilience, and relentless self-improvement, Frank shares the lessons that transformed his life and entrepreneurial journey.
Tony and Frank dive deep into what it really takes to bet on yourself, overcome fear, and build a business from the ground up. Frank explains why most people are waiting for validation they don't need, why the marketplace—not opinions—should determine your next move, and how taking imperfect action creates opportunities that careful planning never will. You'll also hear the remarkable story behind the accidental creation of Get Shit Done Coffee, proving that some of the best business ideas come from simply paying attention and saying "yes" when opportunity appears.
The conversation goes far beyond entrepreneurship, exploring the importance of personal development, choosing the right relationships, protecting your reputation, and creating a legacy that extends far beyond financial success. Frank shares powerful analogies from motocross that perfectly illustrate why entrepreneurs must "do it scared until they can do it skilled," while Tony offers practical wisdom on overcoming fear, embracing growth, and building a life of purpose.
Whether you're still working a traditional job, preparing to launch your first business, or looking for renewed motivation to keep pushing forward, this episode is packed with practical advice, inspiring stories, and mindset shifts that will challenge you to stop waiting and start building the future you truly want.
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Connect with Frank Sell: Learn more about Frank's entrepreneurial journey and check out GetShitDoneCoffee.com for his coffee brand.
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Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept—it's a tool that forward-thinking entrepreneurs are using today to save time, increase revenue, and outpace the competition. In this episode of 365 Driven, host Tony Whatley sits down with digital marketing expert, AI educator, and SaaS founder Austin Armstrong to explore how business owners can leverage AI without getting overwhelmed by the endless stream of new tools and trends. With more than 20 years of digital marketing experience and millions of followers across social media, Austin has become one of the most trusted voices in the AI space by helping entrepreneurs cut through the hype and focus on what actually works.
Together, Tony and Austin dive into practical strategies for adopting AI, building a personal brand, and creating content that generates real business—not just vanity metrics. Austin shares why entrepreneurs should stop fearing failure, embrace experimentation, and learn to pivot quickly when the market speaks. You'll also discover how AI agents are transforming the way businesses operate, why conducting a time audit may be the smartest first step before investing in new technology, and how entrepreneurs can automate repetitive work while focusing on high-value activities that drive growth.
The conversation also explores the future of AI, from autonomous agents and robotics to the evolution of marketing, content creation, and software itself. Whether you're just beginning to explore AI or you're looking to gain a competitive edge, this episode delivers actionable insights that can help you work smarter, market more effectively, and future-proof your business.
If you're a business owner who wants to stay ahead instead of getting left behind, this episode is packed with strategies you can start applying today.
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Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept—it's a tool that forward-thinking entrepreneurs are using today to save time, increase revenue, and outpace the competition. In this episode of 365 Driven, host Tony Whatley sits down with digital marketing expert, AI educator, and SaaS founder Austin Armstrong to explore how business owners can leverage AI without getting overwhelmed by the endless stream of new tools and trends. With more than 20 years of digital marketing experience and millions of followers across social media, Austin has become one of the most trusted voices in the AI space by helping entrepreneurs cut through the hype and focus on what actually works.
Together, Tony and Austin dive into practical strategies for adopting AI, building a personal brand, and creating content that generates real business—not just vanity metrics. Austin shares why entrepreneurs should stop fearing failure, embrace experimentation, and learn to pivot quickly when the market speaks. You'll also discover how AI agents are transforming the way businesses operate, why conducting a time audit may be the smartest first step before investing in new technology, and how entrepreneurs can automate repetitive work while focusing on high-value activities that drive growth.
The conversation also explores the future of AI, from autonomous agents and robotics to the evolution of marketing, content creation, and software itself. Whether you're just beginning to explore AI or you're looking to gain a competitive edge, this episode delivers actionable insights that can help you work smarter, market more effectively, and future-proof your business.
If you're a business owner who wants to stay ahead instead of getting left behind, this episode is packed with strategies you can start applying today.
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In this episode of 365 Driven, host Tony Whatley sits down with Dr. Alex Spinoso, a physician, entrepreneur, and founder of Genesis Lifestyle Medicine. Alex brings a powerful combination of medical expertise and real-world business experience, holding both a medical degree and an MBA. After beginning his career as a physician in the California prison system, Alex quickly realized that the traditional path of a stable six-figure career, pensions, and predictable comfort was not enough. He wanted challenge, growth, and the opportunity to build something of his own.
Alex shares the raw story of leaving behind security, risking his savings, and making major sacrifices with his wife in order to pursue entrepreneurship. From living lean and pouring every dollar back into the business, to building Genesis Lifestyle Medicine from its first small clinic into a rapidly growing medical company, his journey is a lesson in delayed gratification, focus, and betting on yourself.
Tony and Alex also dive into the realities of scaling through acquisition, building culture through core values, and why entrepreneurs should avoid chasing too many unrelated opportunities. Alex explains why staying in your lane can be one of the smartest ways to build long-term wealth.
The conversation also tackles hot topics in health and wellness, including TRT, peptides, weight loss medications, hormone optimization, and the dangers of taking advice from online gurus instead of qualified medical professionals. This episode is packed with business lessons, health insights, and a reminder that success requires discipline, sacrifice, and the courage to leave cruise control behind.
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In this episode of 365 Driven, host Tony Whatley sits down with Dr. Alex Spinoso, a physician, entrepreneur, and founder of Genesis Lifestyle Medicine. Alex brings a powerful combination of medical expertise and real-world business experience, holding both a medical degree and an MBA. After beginning his career as a physician in the California prison system, Alex quickly realized that the traditional path of a stable six-figure career, pensions, and predictable comfort was not enough. He wanted challenge, growth, and the opportunity to build something of his own.
Alex shares the raw story of leaving behind security, risking his savings, and making major sacrifices with his wife in order to pursue entrepreneurship. From living lean and pouring every dollar back into the business, to building Genesis Lifestyle Medicine from its first small clinic into a rapidly growing medical company, his journey is a lesson in delayed gratification, focus, and betting on yourself.
Tony and Alex also dive into the realities of scaling through acquisition, building culture through core values, and why entrepreneurs should avoid chasing too many unrelated opportunities. Alex explains why staying in your lane can be one of the smartest ways to build long-term wealth.
The conversation also tackles hot topics in health and wellness, including TRT, peptides, weight loss medications, hormone optimization, and the dangers of taking advice from online gurus instead of qualified medical professionals. This episode is packed with business lessons, health insights, and a reminder that success requires discipline, sacrifice, and the courage to leave cruise control behind.
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Tony breaks down the psychology behind why so many business owners undercharge, delay price increases, and attract difficult customers by trying to compete at the bottom of the market. From money mindset limitations to fear of customer reactions, he explains how entrepreneurs unknowingly sabotage their own growth by pricing based on personal comfort rather than the actual value they create.
Throughout the episode, Tony shares real-world examples from his own entrepreneurial journey and client success stories — including attorneys, laboratory owners, and service providers who dramatically increased profits simply by repositioning their value and raising their rates strategically. He also reveals why cheap customers often demand the most, while premium clients respect expertise, efficiency, and quality.
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If you've been overworked, underpaid, or hesitant to charge what your expertise deserves, this episode will challenge your mindset and help you step into the role of a true CEO. Tony delivers practical strategies, tough love, and actionable insights designed to help entrepreneurs build stronger, more profitable businesses without burnout.
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Tony breaks down the psychology behind why so many business owners undercharge, delay price increases, and attract difficult customers by trying to compete at the bottom of the market. From money mindset limitations to fear of customer reactions, he explains how entrepreneurs unknowingly sabotage their own growth by pricing based on personal comfort rather than the actual value they create.
Throughout the episode, Tony shares real-world examples from his own entrepreneurial journey and client success stories — including attorneys, laboratory owners, and service providers who dramatically increased profits simply by repositioning their value and raising their rates strategically. He also reveals why cheap customers often demand the most, while premium clients respect expertise, efficiency, and quality.
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If you've been overworked, underpaid, or hesitant to charge what your expertise deserves, this episode will challenge your mindset and help you step into the role of a true CEO. Tony delivers practical strategies, tough love, and actionable insights designed to help entrepreneurs build stronger, more profitable businesses without burnout.
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In this powerful episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, host Tony Whatley sits down with motivational speaker Johnny D for an inspiring conversation about resilience, purpose, self-belief, and the sacrifices required to pursue your dreams. From being told as a child that he would "never amount to much" to becoming a nationally recognized speaker, author, and spoken-word artist, Johnny D shares the emotional and often difficult journey that shaped his life and career.
This episode dives deep into the mindset entrepreneurs need when building something meaningful. Johnny D explains why he intentionally burned every bridge behind him when he decided to become a motivational speaker, forcing himself to fully commit to the path ahead. Tony and Johnny discuss the importance of consistency, embracing imperfection, learning through repetition, and refusing to quit when things get hard. They also explore how personal growth, mental health, and authentic human connection directly impact business success and leadership.
Listeners will hear heartfelt stories about overcoming self-doubt, the value of encouraging others, and why even a simple text message can change someone's entire day. The conversation also highlights the importance of legacy, storytelling, and creating content that continues to inspire long after you're gone. Whether you're an entrepreneur, speaker, creator, or someone searching for motivation to take the next step in life, this episode delivers practical wisdom and emotional encouragement that will stay with you long after it ends.
Catch Tony Whatley and Johnny D live at the High Performance Expo (HPX) in Charlotte, NC. Learn more and register at: thehpx.com
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In this powerful episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, host Tony Whatley sits down with motivational speaker Johnny D for an inspiring conversation about resilience, purpose, self-belief, and the sacrifices required to pursue your dreams. From being told as a child that he would "never amount to much" to becoming a nationally recognized speaker, author, and spoken-word artist, Johnny D shares the emotional and often difficult journey that shaped his life and career.
This episode dives deep into the mindset entrepreneurs need when building something meaningful. Johnny D explains why he intentionally burned every bridge behind him when he decided to become a motivational speaker, forcing himself to fully commit to the path ahead. Tony and Johnny discuss the importance of consistency, embracing imperfection, learning through repetition, and refusing to quit when things get hard. They also explore how personal growth, mental health, and authentic human connection directly impact business success and leadership.
Listeners will hear heartfelt stories about overcoming self-doubt, the value of encouraging others, and why even a simple text message can change someone's entire day. The conversation also highlights the importance of legacy, storytelling, and creating content that continues to inspire long after you're gone. Whether you're an entrepreneur, speaker, creator, or someone searching for motivation to take the next step in life, this episode delivers practical wisdom and emotional encouragement that will stay with you long after it ends.
Key HighlightsCatch Tony Whatley and Johnny D live at the High Performance Expo (HPX) in Charlotte, NC. Learn more and register at: thehpx.com
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Throughout the conversation, Rondi explains why most business owners unknowingly overpay the IRS, how the wealthy legally minimize taxes using strategies hidden in plain sight, and why traditional CPA advice often leaves entrepreneurs stuck playing defense instead of building wealth. He dives into concepts like the Augusta Rule, hiring your children through your business, business structures, asset protection, and why understanding the tax code can dramatically increase profitability and long-term wealth.
Tony and Rondi also discuss money mindset, imposter syndrome, scaling premium businesses, and the major difference between serving low-ticket customers versus high-value clients. This episode is packed with practical insights, controversial truths, and actionable financial education every entrepreneur should hear.
If you're a business owner, entrepreneur, or high achiever looking to stop leaving money on the table and start thinking like the wealthy, this conversation will challenge everything you thought you knew about taxes and financial freedom.
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Throughout the conversation, Rondi explains why most business owners unknowingly overpay the IRS, how the wealthy legally minimize taxes using strategies hidden in plain sight, and why traditional CPA advice often leaves entrepreneurs stuck playing defense instead of building wealth. He dives into concepts like the Augusta Rule, hiring your children through your business, business structures, asset protection, and why understanding the tax code can dramatically increase profitability and long-term wealth.
Tony and Rondi also discuss money mindset, imposter syndrome, scaling premium businesses, and the major difference between serving low-ticket customers versus high-value clients. This episode is packed with practical insights, controversial truths, and actionable financial education every entrepreneur should hear.
If you're a business owner, entrepreneur, or high achiever looking to stop leaving money on the table and start thinking like the wealthy, this conversation will challenge everything you thought you knew about taxes and financial freedom.
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In this powerful solo episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, Tony Whatley dives deep into the hidden mindset traps that keep entrepreneurs stuck—especially the subtle ways we sabotage ourselves through language, comparison, and misplaced humility. If you're a business owner striving to grow, scale, or simply break through your current ceiling, this episode delivers a direct and eye-opening perspective you can't afford to ignore.
Tony challenges the popular belief that "comparison is the thief of joy," offering a bold reframe that will push you to rethink how you view other people's success. Instead of shrinking yourself or downplaying your progress, he emphasizes the importance of owning your journey with confidence and pride—no matter where you are right now.
Throughout the episode, he unpacks how "unnecessary humility," negative self-talk, and even judging others' success can create subconscious barriers that hold you back financially, professionally, and personally. He also calls out the most common excuses—like lack of time, money, support, or background—and replaces them with a mindset rooted in accountability, growth, and possibility.
This episode is especially relevant for entrepreneurs who feel stuck, overwhelmed, or frustrated by slow progress. Tony delivers tough love with actionable insight, encouraging listeners to take ownership of their results, invest in themselves, and surround themselves with the right influences.
If you're ready to shift your mindset, elevate your standards, and start aligning your words with the success you truly want, this episode will challenge you—and change the way you think.
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In this powerful solo episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, Tony Whatley dives deep into the hidden mindset traps that keep entrepreneurs stuck—especially the subtle ways we sabotage ourselves through language, comparison, and misplaced humility. If you're a business owner striving to grow, scale, or simply break through your current ceiling, this episode delivers a direct and eye-opening perspective you can't afford to ignore.
Tony challenges the popular belief that "comparison is the thief of joy," offering a bold reframe that will push you to rethink how you view other people's success. Instead of shrinking yourself or downplaying your progress, he emphasizes the importance of owning your journey with confidence and pride—no matter where you are right now.
Throughout the episode, he unpacks how "unnecessary humility," negative self-talk, and even judging others' success can create subconscious barriers that hold you back financially, professionally, and personally. He also calls out the most common excuses—like lack of time, money, support, or background—and replaces them with a mindset rooted in accountability, growth, and possibility.
This episode is especially relevant for entrepreneurs who feel stuck, overwhelmed, or frustrated by slow progress. Tony delivers tough love with actionable insight, encouraging listeners to take ownership of their results, invest in themselves, and surround themselves with the right influences.
If you're ready to shift your mindset, elevate your standards, and start aligning your words with the success you truly want, this episode will challenge you—and change the way you think.
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In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, host Tony Whatley sits down with John Gafford—a powerhouse entrepreneur, real estate leader, and author of Escaping the Drift. Based in Las Vegas, John has built one of the largest and most successful luxury real estate brokerages in the region, leading a team of hundreds of agents and generating billions in annual sales volume. Beyond real estate, he's known for his sharp insights on leadership, mindset, and building a life of intentional success.
In this conversation, Tony and John dive deep into what truly drives success in business and life. John shares his journey from struggling employee to high-level entrepreneur, and how being surrounded by high performers forced him to confront the gap between potential and results. They break down why emotional intelligence (EQ) often outweighs IQ, how environment shapes outcomes, and why the people you surround yourself with act as a mirror for your own performance.
The episode also explores the concept of "escaping the drift"—taking control of your life instead of letting circumstances or other people dictate your path. From building powerful networks and mastering communication to positioning yourself in high-value markets, John delivers actionable insights for entrepreneurs ready to level up.
If you're a business owner looking to gain clarity, sharpen your strategy, and take full ownership of your future, this episode will challenge your thinking—and push you into action.
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In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, host Tony Whatley sits down with John Gafford—a powerhouse entrepreneur, real estate leader, and author of Escaping the Drift. Based in Las Vegas, John has built one of the largest and most successful luxury real estate brokerages in the region, leading a team of hundreds of agents and generating billions in annual sales volume. Beyond real estate, he's known for his sharp insights on leadership, mindset, and building a life of intentional success.
In this conversation, Tony and John dive deep into what truly drives success in business and life. John shares his journey from struggling employee to high-level entrepreneur, and how being surrounded by high performers forced him to confront the gap between potential and results. They break down why emotional intelligence (EQ) often outweighs IQ, how environment shapes outcomes, and why the people you surround yourself with act as a mirror for your own performance.
The episode also explores the concept of "escaping the drift"—taking control of your life instead of letting circumstances or other people dictate your path. From building powerful networks and mastering communication to positioning yourself in high-value markets, John delivers actionable insights for entrepreneurs ready to level up.
If you're a business owner looking to gain clarity, sharpen your strategy, and take full ownership of your future, this episode will challenge your thinking—and push you into action.
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In this powerful episode of 365 Driven, Tony Whatley sits down with returning guest Princeton Clark for a deep, unfiltered conversation about what truly drives success in entrepreneurship—and why most people are focusing on the wrong things.
Princeton Clark is a coach, speaker, and thought leader in self-mastery, emotional intelligence, and identity transformation. With years of experience in mentoring and personal development, he challenges conventional thinking around "coaching" and instead positions himself as a guide—someone who has lived the lessons, faced adversity, and now helps others break through the mental barriers holding them back.
Tony and Princeton dive into the concept of identity as the foundation for growth—arguing that your results in business and life are a direct reflection of how you see yourself. They unpack why so many entrepreneurs stay stuck despite having access to endless information, and how distractions, fear, and lack of self-awareness keep people from taking meaningful action.
This episode also explores the evolution of the coaching industry, the difference between consuming content vs. applying it, and why discipline and community are more important than ever in today's noisy, digital world. You'll also hear real talk about mindset, accountability, leadership, and how to stop outsourcing your power—whether in business or in life.
If you're an entrepreneur ready to level up, cut through distractions, and step into the next version of yourself, this episode will challenge you to think differently—and act boldly.
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• Why your identity—not your strategy—is the real driver of success
• The dangerous trap of consuming content without taking action
• The truth about coaching: experience and results matter more than titles
• How to reframe fear as a signal for growth, not a reason to stop
• Why building the next version of yourself is more powerful than chasing long-term goals
• The role of discipline and consistency in creating real momentum
• The difference between group learning vs. personalized coaching (and why it matters)
• Why learning from someone just ahead of you accelerates growth faster than chasing big names
• How to protect your focus in a world full of distractions and noise
• The importance of community, accountability, and environment in entrepreneurship
• Why waiting until you feel "ready" is the fastest way to stay stuck
• How to take ownership of your life and stop outsourcing your power
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In this powerful episode of 365 Driven, Tony Whatley sits down with returning guest Princeton Clark for a deep, unfiltered conversation about what truly drives success in entrepreneurship—and why most people are focusing on the wrong things.
Princeton Clark is a coach, speaker, and thought leader in self-mastery, emotional intelligence, and identity transformation. With years of experience in mentoring and personal development, he challenges conventional thinking around "coaching" and instead positions himself as a guide—someone who has lived the lessons, faced adversity, and now helps others break through the mental barriers holding them back.
Tony and Princeton dive into the concept of identity as the foundation for growth—arguing that your results in business and life are a direct reflection of how you see yourself. They unpack why so many entrepreneurs stay stuck despite having access to endless information, and how distractions, fear, and lack of self-awareness keep people from taking meaningful action.
This episode also explores the evolution of the coaching industry, the difference between consuming content vs. applying it, and why discipline and community are more important than ever in today's noisy, digital world. You'll also hear real talk about mindset, accountability, leadership, and how to stop outsourcing your power—whether in business or in life.
If you're an entrepreneur ready to level up, cut through distractions, and step into the next version of yourself, this episode will challenge you to think differently—and act boldly.
Key highlights:
• Why your identity—not your strategy—is the real driver of success • The dangerous trap of consuming content without taking action • The truth about coaching: experience and results matter more than titles • How to reframe fear as a signal for growth, not a reason to stop • Why building the next version of yourself is more powerful than chasing long-term goals • The role of discipline and consistency in creating real momentum • The difference between group learning vs. personalized coaching (and why it matters) • Why learning from someone just ahead of you accelerates growth faster than chasing big names • How to protect your focus in a world full of distractions and noise • The importance of community, accountability, and environment in entrepreneurship • Why waiting until you feel "ready" is the fastest way to stay stuck • How to take ownership of your life and stop outsourcing your power
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In this eye-opening episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, Tony Whatley pulls back the curtain on the real business model behind speaking events—and what every entrepreneur needs to know before buying a ticket. Drawing from years of experience as both a speaker and event host, Tony shares unfiltered insights into how these events are structured, monetized, and marketed.
From high-ticket mastermind retreats to low-cost conferences packed with back-of-the-room sales pitches, Tony breaks down the different types of events you'll encounter in the entrepreneurship and personal development space. He explains why cheaper tickets often come with heavier selling, how emotional marketing tactics influence purchasing decisions, and why not all stages—or speakers—are created equal.
This episode also dives into the hidden dynamics most attendees never see: speakers paying for stage time, affiliate commissions behind the scenes, and the stark difference between community-driven events and profit-driven productions. Tony challenges listeners to rethink what value really looks like when investing in events—and how to spot red flags before swiping a credit card.
Whether you're a seasoned business owner or just stepping into the world of entrepreneurship, this episode will equip you with the awareness and strategy to choose the right rooms, avoid costly mistakes, and invest in experiences that truly move the needle.
If you plan to attend events in 2026, this is a must-listen first.
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In this eye-opening episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, Tony Whatley pulls back the curtain on the real business model behind speaking events—and what every entrepreneur needs to know before buying a ticket. Drawing from years of experience as both a speaker and event host, Tony shares unfiltered insights into how these events are structured, monetized, and marketed.
From high-ticket mastermind retreats to low-cost conferences packed with back-of-the-room sales pitches, Tony breaks down the different types of events you'll encounter in the entrepreneurship and personal development space. He explains why cheaper tickets often come with heavier selling, how emotional marketing tactics influence purchasing decisions, and why not all stages—or speakers—are created equal.
This episode also dives into the hidden dynamics most attendees never see: speakers paying for stage time, affiliate commissions behind the scenes, and the stark difference between community-driven events and profit-driven productions. Tony challenges listeners to rethink what value really looks like when investing in events—and how to spot red flags before swiping a credit card.
Whether you're a seasoned business owner or just stepping into the world of entrepreneurship, this episode will equip you with the awareness and strategy to choose the right rooms, avoid costly mistakes, and invest in experiences that truly move the needle.
If you plan to attend events in 2026, this is a must-listen first.
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In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, host Tony Whatley sits down with AI content strategist Rene Remsik for a practical conversation on how entrepreneurs can use artificial intelligence to build their brand, create more content, and grow their business without needing to become technical experts. Rene shares how he went from experimenting with AI while still employed to building a massive online following and launching multiple businesses around content, automation, and AI-driven tools.
This episode is especially valuable for entrepreneurs who feel overwhelmed by how fast AI is moving. Rather than chasing every new tool, Rene explains how business owners can simplify the process by building a practical AI tech stack that supports ideation, copywriting, visuals, video creation, and automation. He breaks down how to use tools like large language models for brainstorming and writing, visual platforms for graphics and motion content, and systems that help turn attention into leads and sales.
Tony and Rene also discuss the importance of consistency in content creation, why personal branding matters more than ever, and how entrepreneurs can document their journey instead of waiting to become "experts" before they start posting. They explore where AI is headed next, including agentic AI, productivity gains, content workflows, and the massive opportunities available to business owners who are willing to learn and adapt now.
If you're an entrepreneur looking to stay relevant, scale your visibility, and use AI to create smarter marketing systems, this episode delivers both inspiration and actionable takeaways. Tune in to learn how to turn AI from a confusing trend into a real business advantage.
Key highlights:
How entrepreneurs can use AI content creation to grow their brand, audience, and sales.
Why consistency and experimentation are key to eventually creating viral content.
Rene Remsik's recommended AI tech stack for brainstorming, writing, and visuals.
How AI tools can dramatically increase productivity and simplify content workflows.
Why titles, thumbnails, and strong hooks are essential for getting clicks and views.
A look at the future of agentic AI and automation and how it could transform business operations.
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In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, host Tony Whatley sits down with AI content strategist Rene Remsik for a practical conversation on how entrepreneurs can use artificial intelligence to build their brand, create more content, and grow their business without needing to become technical experts. Rene shares how he went from experimenting with AI while still employed to building a massive online following and launching multiple businesses around content, automation, and AI-driven tools.
This episode is especially valuable for entrepreneurs who feel overwhelmed by how fast AI is moving. Rather than chasing every new tool, Rene explains how business owners can simplify the process by building a practical AI tech stack that supports ideation, copywriting, visuals, video creation, and automation. He breaks down how to use tools like large language models for brainstorming and writing, visual platforms for graphics and motion content, and systems that help turn attention into leads and sales.
Tony and Rene also discuss the importance of consistency in content creation, why personal branding matters more than ever, and how entrepreneurs can document their journey instead of waiting to become "experts" before they start posting. They explore where AI is headed next, including agentic AI, productivity gains, content workflows, and the massive opportunities available to business owners who are willing to learn and adapt now.
If you're an entrepreneur looking to stay relevant, scale your visibility, and use AI to create smarter marketing systems, this episode delivers both inspiration and actionable takeaways. Tune in to learn how to turn AI from a confusing trend into a real business advantage.
Key highlights:
How entrepreneurs can use AI content creation to grow their brand, audience, and sales.
Why consistency and experimentation are key to eventually creating viral content.
Rene Remsik's recommended AI tech stack for brainstorming, writing, and visuals.
How AI tools can dramatically increase productivity and simplify content workflows.
Why titles, thumbnails, and strong hooks are essential for getting clicks and views.
A look at the future of agentic AI and automation and how it could transform business operations.
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In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, host Tony Whatley sits down with trade show expert Jennifer Hoff to pull back the curtain on the powerful—and often misunderstood—business of trade shows and conventions.
Together, they explore how these large-scale events quietly drive billions in economic impact while creating unmatched opportunities for networking, deal-making, and brand positioning. Jennifer shares her journey from unexpectedly "falling into" the industry to becoming a leader responsible for launching and managing major events, offering listeners a rare insider perspective on what actually goes into producing successful trade shows.
Business owners will gain practical insights into how exhibiting or attending the right event can deliver both tangible and intangible ROI—from closing deals to building long-term relationships that fuel sustained growth. The conversation also dives into how trade shows are evolving in the age of AI, why face-to-face connection is becoming more valuable than ever, and how even small businesses can compete and stand out on the show floor.
Whether you are considering your first trade show or looking to maximize results from future events, this episode delivers actionable strategies, real-world examples, and a fresh perspective on leveraging live experiences as a powerful business growth tool.
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Get your tickets and learn more about the High Performance Expo at thehpx.com and secure your spot today.
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In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, host Tony Whatley sits down with trade show expert Jennifer Hoff to pull back the curtain on the powerful—and often misunderstood—business of trade shows and conventions.
Together, they explore how these large-scale events quietly drive billions in economic impact while creating unmatched opportunities for networking, deal-making, and brand positioning. Jennifer shares her journey from unexpectedly "falling into" the industry to becoming a leader responsible for launching and managing major events, offering listeners a rare insider perspective on what actually goes into producing successful trade shows.
Business owners will gain practical insights into how exhibiting or attending the right event can deliver both tangible and intangible ROI—from closing deals to building long-term relationships that fuel sustained growth. The conversation also dives into how trade shows are evolving in the age of AI, why face-to-face connection is becoming more valuable than ever, and how even small businesses can compete and stand out on the show floor.
Whether you are considering your first trade show or looking to maximize results from future events, this episode delivers actionable strategies, real-world examples, and a fresh perspective on leveraging live experiences as a powerful business growth tool.
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Get your tickets and learn more about the High Performance Expo at thehpx.com and secure your spot today.
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Built around 8 foundational principles, this episode challenges listeners to simplify their focus and raise their standards. From the power of consistency over intensity, to building in public before you feel ready, to diversifying income without becoming scattered—Tony breaks down what actually moves the needle. He shares personal stories of flat growth seasons, expensive financial lessons, delegating to scale, and why understanding your numbers is a competitive advantage. You'll also hear why personal discipline bleeds into business performance, how relationships quietly compound over decades, and why fundamentals always outperform flashy tactics.
This episode isn't about doing more. It's about doing less, doing it better, and longer. If you're serious about creating financial freedom, operational independence, and a reputation that opens doors, this is your roadmap. Winning doesn't change year to year. Execution does. And if you apply these principles consistently, 2026 won't just be another year—it'll be undeniable.
]]>Built around 8 foundational principles, this episode challenges listeners to simplify their focus and raise their standards. From the power of consistency over intensity, to building in public before you feel ready, to diversifying income without becoming scattered—Tony breaks down what actually moves the needle. He shares personal stories of flat growth seasons, expensive financial lessons, delegating to scale, and why understanding your numbers is a competitive advantage. You'll also hear why personal discipline bleeds into business performance, how relationships quietly compound over decades, and why fundamentals always outperform flashy tactics.
This episode isn't about doing more. It's about doing less, doing it better, and longer. If you're serious about creating financial freedom, operational independence, and a reputation that opens doors, this is your roadmap. Winning doesn't change year to year. Execution does. And if you apply these principles consistently, 2026 won't just be another year—it'll be undeniable.
]]>Tony starts with hard data that every founder needs to hear—how many businesses actually survive 5 and 10 years, how few ever sell, and why the "big exit" stories on social media distort expectations. He then breaks down how businesses are valued (including multiples and transaction realities), why the median business sale is far lower than most entrepreneurs assume, and what makes a company truly attractive to buyers.
From there, Tony shares his perspective on the private equity business model—why firms sometimes "overpay," how roll-ups work, what changes after an acquisition, and why founders should think carefully about transition timelines once they suddenly have a large payout and a new boss. He also addresses the criticism founders often face when they sell, how to think about exits through the lens of business cycles and personal goals, and why complaining about industry consolidation is never a strategy.
If you're building with the hope of one day selling—or you want to understand how to increase your valuation, protect your team, and position yourself for a smart exit—this episode delivers the real talk most entrepreneurs don't get until it's too late.
Key highlights:
Why exits are rarer than entrepreneurs think
The reality of business survival rates (Year 1, 5, and 10)
How many businesses actually sell—and why the number is so low
The truth about average business sale prices
Public reactions to acquisitions: sellouts vs success
How private equity roll-ups really work
The hidden downside of staying on post-exit
Choosing the right buyer vs the highest multiple
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From there, Tony shares his perspective on the private equity business model—why firms sometimes "overpay," how roll-ups work, what changes after an acquisition, and why founders should think carefully about transition timelines once they suddenly have a large payout and a new boss. He also addresses the criticism founders often face when they sell, how to think about exits through the lens of business cycles and personal goals, and why complaining about industry consolidation is never a strategy.
If you're building with the hope of one day selling—or you want to understand how to increase your valuation, protect your team, and position yourself for a smart exit—this episode delivers the real talk most entrepreneurs don't get until it's too late.
Key highlights:
Why exits are rarer than entrepreneurs think
The reality of business survival rates (Year 1, 5, and 10)
How many businesses actually sell—and why the number is so low
The truth about average business sale prices
Public reactions to acquisitions: sellouts vs success
How private equity roll-ups really work
The hidden downside of staying on post-exit
Choosing the right buyer vs the highest multiple
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
]]>After a meteoric run in AI (including building a YouTube audience of 200,000+), Julia shares how a sudden health crisis forced her to rebuild her business from the ground up—often working in 10-minute increments from her phone. That constraint led to an unexpected breakthrough: using AI the right way, not to replace the human, but to replace the grind. Tony and Julia dig into AI "clones," why transparency matters, and how training AI with your voice and expertise can help founders scale content without losing authenticity.
Then the conversation goes deeper. Julia explains how her search for answers took her beyond conventional approaches and into research on frequency, bioelectric health, and the future impact of quantum technology—raising big questions about innovation, truth, and what entrepreneurs should pay attention to next.
If you're building a business in a world being reshaped by AI, automation, and emerging tech—and you want a real conversation about leveraging these tools without losing your values—this episode will challenge your assumptions and expand your perspective.
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After a meteoric run in AI (including building a YouTube audience of 200,000+), Julia shares how a sudden health crisis forced her to rebuild her business from the ground up—often working in 10-minute increments from her phone. That constraint led to an unexpected breakthrough: using AI the right way, not to replace the human, but to replace the grind. Tony and Julia dig into AI "clones," why transparency matters, and how training AI with your voice and expertise can help founders scale content without losing authenticity.
Then the conversation goes deeper. Julia explains how her search for answers took her beyond conventional approaches and into research on frequency, bioelectric health, and the future impact of quantum technology—raising big questions about innovation, truth, and what entrepreneurs should pay attention to next.
If you're building a business in a world being reshaped by AI, automation, and emerging tech—and you want a real conversation about leveraging these tools without losing your values—this episode will challenge your assumptions and expand your perspective.
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The conversation unfolds with Eric's passion for marketing, delving into the challenges and complexities that make this field so dynamic. Eric explains how a genuine interest in a subject can lead to discovering one's calling, supported by anecdotes about his business beginnings and the story behind Hawke Media's name. Eric shares valuable lessons on nurturing potential customers, building trust, and the role of brand validation in successful sales cycles.
An exploration of AI's impact on marketing and business futures takes the spotlight, with Eric providing a grounded perspective on the overhyped claims of AI's disruptive potential. Reflecting on the authenticity required in both professional and personal realms, Eric warns against superficial status symbols and emphasizes the importance of genuine passion. This episode wraps up with the wisdom of experience, highlighting the significant role of community knowledge sharing for entrepreneurial growth. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone aiming to leave a mark in the business world.
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The conversation unfolds with Eric's passion for marketing, delving into the challenges and complexities that make this field so dynamic. Eric explains how a genuine interest in a subject can lead to discovering one's calling, supported by anecdotes about his business beginnings and the story behind Hawke Media's name. Eric shares valuable lessons on nurturing potential customers, building trust, and the role of brand validation in successful sales cycles.
An exploration of AI's impact on marketing and business futures takes the spotlight, with Eric providing a grounded perspective on the overhyped claims of AI's disruptive potential. Reflecting on the authenticity required in both professional and personal realms, Eric warns against superficial status symbols and emphasizes the importance of genuine passion. This episode wraps up with the wisdom of experience, highlighting the significant role of community knowledge sharing for entrepreneurial growth. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone aiming to leave a mark in the business world.
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Explore the dynamic between nurturing and marketing as Nate and Tony discuss the real power of search-driven content. Viral hits may garner attention, but targeted content ensures you are connecting with potential clients genuinely interested in your offerings. Discover how transforming YouTube videos into blog posts enhances searchability, and how platforms like Reddit can amplify your online presence.
Tackling camera shyness, this episode covers practical tips to boost your confidence on screen, likening it to a learnable skill akin to public speaking. By focusing on authenticity, personal experience, and a minimalist content approach, you can harness YouTube to grow your business without the overwhelm of technical barriers. Whether you're an aspiring YouTuber or an entrepreneur seeking to maximize online visibility, this episode is packed with actionable strategies to transform your content creation journey and achieve meaningful engagement.
Key highlights:
YouTube Strategy for Lead Generation
The Value of Nurturing vs Marketing
YouTube as a Lead Generator
Content Strategy for Expertise Impact
Maximizing YouTube Lead Generation Strategy
Overcoming Fear of Camera Shyness
Leveraging Shareability for Business Growth
Connect with Nate Woodbury:
Sign up for Nate's free webinar: theleafstrategy.com
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
Explore the dynamic between nurturing and marketing as Nate and Tony discuss the real power of search-driven content. Viral hits may garner attention, but targeted content ensures you are connecting with potential clients genuinely interested in your offerings. Discover how transforming YouTube videos into blog posts enhances searchability, and how platforms like Reddit can amplify your online presence.
Tackling camera shyness, this episode covers practical tips to boost your confidence on screen, likening it to a learnable skill akin to public speaking. By focusing on authenticity, personal experience, and a minimalist content approach, you can harness YouTube to grow your business without the overwhelm of technical barriers. Whether you're an aspiring YouTuber or an entrepreneur seeking to maximize online visibility, this episode is packed with actionable strategies to transform your content creation journey and achieve meaningful engagement.
Key highlights:
YouTube Strategy for Lead Generation
The Value of Nurturing vs Marketing
YouTube as a Lead Generator
Content Strategy for Expertise Impact
Maximizing YouTube Lead Generation Strategy
Overcoming Fear of Camera Shyness
Leveraging Shareability for Business Growth
Connect with Nate Woodbury:
Sign up for Nate's free webinar: theleafstrategy.com
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
Together, Tony and Melanie unpack the fears that stop most people from writing—imposter syndrome, perfectionism, and worrying that "no one will care." Melanie explains why those fears are normal but misguided, and why a book remains one of the strongest credibility builders in business today. They explore the difference between fleeting content and evergreen authority, the truths and myths of the publishing world, the predatory traps authors should avoid, and what book marketing really looks like after launch.
Whether you've been told your whole life that you "should write a book," or you're just now considering how authorship could elevate your brand, this conversation will inspire you to finally get the ideas out of your head and into a book that can change your business—and your confidence—forever.
Key highlights:
Navigating Career Transitions and Building Expertise
Overcoming Imposter Syndrome as an Author
Crafting Emotion and Memorable Stories
Mastering the Writing Process and Marketing
Strategies and Pitfalls in Book Marketing
Maximizing Book Marketing and Author Success
Connect with Melanie Herschorn:
Instagram: @bigimpactbooks
Website: yourbigimpactbook.com
Book a call with Melanie: meetmelanie.vip
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
Together, Tony and Melanie unpack the fears that stop most people from writing—imposter syndrome, perfectionism, and worrying that "no one will care." Melanie explains why those fears are normal but misguided, and why a book remains one of the strongest credibility builders in business today. They explore the difference between fleeting content and evergreen authority, the truths and myths of the publishing world, the predatory traps authors should avoid, and what book marketing really looks like after launch.
Whether you've been told your whole life that you "should write a book," or you're just now considering how authorship could elevate your brand, this conversation will inspire you to finally get the ideas out of your head and into a book that can change your business—and your confidence—forever.
Key highlights:
Navigating Career Transitions and Building Expertise
Overcoming Imposter Syndrome as an Author
Crafting Emotion and Memorable Stories
Mastering the Writing Process and Marketing
Strategies and Pitfalls in Book Marketing
Maximizing Book Marketing and Author Success
Connect with Melanie Herschorn:
Instagram: @bigimpactbooks
Website: yourbigimpactbook.com
Book a call with Melanie: meetmelanie.vip
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
2000 Pontiac Firebird Formula WS6
LS1 5.7L V8, 6-Speed Manual
Navy Blue Metallic, Hardtop
20K miles, original owner!
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LS1 5.7L V8, 6-Speed Manual
Navy Blue Metallic, Hardtop
20K miles, original owner!
]]>Tyler breaks down recent tax legislation changes, clarifying deductions that benefit both individuals and business owners. Tyler demystifies the often confusing terrain of tax deductions, like those for overtime and tips, and offers fresh insights into payroll taxes and Social Security. Get acquainted with the $6,000 senior deduction for those over 65 and understand how these shifts can enhance your financial planning, whether you're itemizing or taking the standard deduction.
Whether you're a new S-corp owner, a seasoned entrepreneur, or someone managing a side hustle, understanding the tax advantages available to you can lead to significant savings. From the nuances of LLCs and maintaining accurate records with tools like QuickBooks, to maximizing deductions through bonus depreciation and home office claims, this episode is packed with actionable insights. Together, Tyler and Tony stress the importance of scheduling proactive meetings with your accountant, especially as the holiday rush draws near, so you can optimize your tax strategy and ensure your financial decisions are timely and effective.
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Tyler breaks down recent tax legislation changes, clarifying deductions that benefit both individuals and business owners. Tyler demystifies the often confusing terrain of tax deductions, like those for overtime and tips, and offers fresh insights into payroll taxes and Social Security. Get acquainted with the $6,000 senior deduction for those over 65 and understand how these shifts can enhance your financial planning, whether you're itemizing or taking the standard deduction.
Whether you're a new S-corp owner, a seasoned entrepreneur, or someone managing a side hustle, understanding the tax advantages available to you can lead to significant savings. From the nuances of LLCs and maintaining accurate records with tools like QuickBooks, to maximizing deductions through bonus depreciation and home office claims, this episode is packed with actionable insights. Together, Tyler and Tony stress the importance of scheduling proactive meetings with your accountant, especially as the holiday rush draws near, so you can optimize your tax strategy and ensure your financial decisions are timely and effective.
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From scaling The Republic of Tea into a household name to running a debt-free winery in Sonoma, Ron shares powerful lessons on brand building, culture, and staying true to your vision. He opens up about succession planning with his son, the value of mentors and consultants, and why consistency and focus matter more than chasing trends.
Whether you're a new entrepreneur or a seasoned leader, Ron's story will remind you that big dreams are worth the wait—and that with discipline, creativity, and heart, you can build businesses that last generations.
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Website: republicoftea.com
Get Ron's book: goldinyourbackyard.com
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From scaling The Republic of Tea into a household name to running a debt-free winery in Sonoma, Ron shares powerful lessons on brand building, culture, and staying true to your vision. He opens up about succession planning with his son, the value of mentors and consultants, and why consistency and focus matter more than chasing trends.
Whether you're a new entrepreneur or a seasoned leader, Ron's story will remind you that big dreams are worth the wait—and that with discipline, creativity, and heart, you can build businesses that last generations.
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Website: republicoftea.com
Get Ron's book: goldinyourbackyard.com
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This conversation ventures into the often misunderstood world of entrepreneurship. Through personal anecdotes and insights, David and Tony emphasize the value of recognizing one's place in the business landscape, whether as an entrepreneur or a dedicated employee, and explore the importance of understanding business valuation and exit strategies for sustained success.
From redefining career paths to nurturing creativity, David and Tony celebrate the evolution of professional identities. David shares his journey of breaking free from the confines of traditional roles, opting instead to cultivate a dynamic professional persona. He explains aligning personal passions with career pursuits and the impact of referral networking in business growth. By sharing stories of building relationships and offering genuine support, this episode highlights the power of community and the joy of teaching and mentoring.
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This conversation ventures into the often misunderstood world of entrepreneurship. Through personal anecdotes and insights, David and Tony emphasize the value of recognizing one's place in the business landscape, whether as an entrepreneur or a dedicated employee, and explore the importance of understanding business valuation and exit strategies for sustained success.
From redefining career paths to nurturing creativity, David and Tony celebrate the evolution of professional identities. David shares his journey of breaking free from the confines of traditional roles, opting instead to cultivate a dynamic professional persona. He explains aligning personal passions with career pursuits and the impact of referral networking in business growth. By sharing stories of building relationships and offering genuine support, this episode highlights the power of community and the joy of teaching and mentoring.
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Akbar unravels the essence of personal development and success as the bedrock of collaboration and business growth. Through Akbar's journey from financial struggles to triumph, this episode sheds light on the necessity of foundational growth over chasing quick wins. Akbar's insights from his experiences in LA remind us of the importance of composed decision-making under pressure, which can be the key to thriving in high-stakes environments.
Listeners will be inspired by Akbar's candid reflections on authenticity and the energetic alignment in marketing. As Akbar shares his journey through the challenges of transitioning from corporate life to entrepreneurship, this episode highlights the mindset shifts required for success. Akbar's personal experiences emphasize the power of perseverance and authenticity in business and life, encouraging you to embrace your unique qualities.
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Akbar unravels the essence of personal development and success as the bedrock of collaboration and business growth. Through Akbar's journey from financial struggles to triumph, this episode sheds light on the necessity of foundational growth over chasing quick wins. Akbar's insights from his experiences in LA remind us of the importance of composed decision-making under pressure, which can be the key to thriving in high-stakes environments.
Listeners will be inspired by Akbar's candid reflections on authenticity and the energetic alignment in marketing. As Akbar shares his journey through the challenges of transitioning from corporate life to entrepreneurship, this episode highlights the mindset shifts required for success. Akbar's personal experiences emphasize the power of perseverance and authenticity in business and life, encouraging you to embrace your unique qualities.
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This conversation explores the pitfalls of chasing fleeting internet trends and the significance of aligning business pursuits with long-term goals and personal purpose. Through personal anecdotes, Jeremy and Tony emphasize the value of mastering one's craft, establishing a consistent track record, and building credibility in an ever-changing entrepreneurial world. They also delve into the concept of identifying a "through line" in one's actions to discover deeper passions and skills that connect various endeavors, enhancing meaningful contributions to society.
With strategic insights, this episode uncovers how to maximize core messages in content creation and marketing without losing brand identity. From leveraging trending topics to visual storytelling on social media, Jeremy and Tony share real-world examples and successful media pitches that highlight the importance of clarity and authenticity.
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This conversation explores the pitfalls of chasing fleeting internet trends and the significance of aligning business pursuits with long-term goals and personal purpose. Through personal anecdotes, Jeremy and Tony emphasize the value of mastering one's craft, establishing a consistent track record, and building credibility in an ever-changing entrepreneurial world. They also delve into the concept of identifying a "through line" in one's actions to discover deeper passions and skills that connect various endeavors, enhancing meaningful contributions to society.
With strategic insights, this episode uncovers how to maximize core messages in content creation and marketing without losing brand identity. From leveraging trending topics to visual storytelling on social media, Jeremy and Tony share real-world examples and successful media pitches that highlight the importance of clarity and authenticity.
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A fresh perspective is a powerful tool, and David navigates the potential of approaching industries as outsiders—untethered by preconceived notions. By sharing personal journeys, David and Tony highlight how stepping into new territories without traditional constraints fosters innovation and creative problem-solving. Confidence emerges as a vital ingredient, allowing individuals to position themselves as experts beyond niche specifics. Adopting an outsider's view can lead to groundbreaking ideas and significant impacts, both personally and professionally.
Engagement and authenticity over automation are key themes as this episode explores strategies for building a strong personal brand. By examining the nuances of communication in the AI era, David and Tony underscore the importance of genuine human interaction. Real-life examples illustrate the power of personal branding and audience connection.
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A fresh perspective is a powerful tool, and David navigates the potential of approaching industries as outsiders—untethered by preconceived notions. By sharing personal journeys, David and Tony highlight how stepping into new territories without traditional constraints fosters innovation and creative problem-solving. Confidence emerges as a vital ingredient, allowing individuals to position themselves as experts beyond niche specifics. Adopting an outsider's view can lead to groundbreaking ideas and significant impacts, both personally and professionally.
Engagement and authenticity over automation are key themes as this episode explores strategies for building a strong personal brand. By examining the nuances of communication in the AI era, David and Tony underscore the importance of genuine human interaction. Real-life examples illustrate the power of personal branding and audience connection.
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This episode dives into Dave's personal transformation, exploring how surviving such a dramatic event shifted his perspective on life and others. Dave reflects on his career as a sales director and the lack of support he received post-incident, which propelled him into the world of public speaking. Through a candid conversation, he shares insights on the importance of understanding people's backstories, remaining vigilant in life and travel, and the critical role of safety instructions—lessons that have greatly influenced his post-accident endeavors.
From the challenges of leaving the corporate world to build a personal brand, to mastering public speaking skills and investing in personal development, Dave offers a treasure trove of wisdom. He sheds light on the significance of self-investment, the impact of mentors like Zig Ziglar and Tony Robbins, and the strategies for overcoming fears and criticism. Listeners will find inspiration in Dave's story of resilience and courage, learning how to harness personal and professional breakthroughs to pursue a fulfilling life.
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This episode dives into Dave's personal transformation, exploring how surviving such a dramatic event shifted his perspective on life and others. Dave reflects on his career as a sales director and the lack of support he received post-incident, which propelled him into the world of public speaking. Through a candid conversation, he shares insights on the importance of understanding people's backstories, remaining vigilant in life and travel, and the critical role of safety instructions—lessons that have greatly influenced his post-accident endeavors.
From the challenges of leaving the corporate world to build a personal brand, to mastering public speaking skills and investing in personal development, Dave offers a treasure trove of wisdom. He sheds light on the significance of self-investment, the impact of mentors like Zig Ziglar and Tony Robbins, and the strategies for overcoming fears and criticism. Listeners will find inspiration in Dave's story of resilience and courage, learning how to harness personal and professional breakthroughs to pursue a fulfilling life.
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Through personal anecdotes and insightful discussions, Martha and Tony explore the power of soft skills and the significance of maintaining integrity in business. This conversation highlights the dual importance of learning from both successes and failures, and how audience empowerment can lead to fulfilling success. Martha's optimistic approach underscores the value of contributing to others' dreams, advocating for a community-driven path to sustainable success.
This episode stresses the importance of perseverance, authenticity, and financial responsibility, offering practical advice on overcoming marketing challenges and mindset barriers. From overcoming the fear of judgment to mastering financial wisdom, this episode is packed with empowering insights and expert advice from Martha Krejci to elevate your home-based business to new heights.
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Through personal anecdotes and insightful discussions, Martha and Tony explore the power of soft skills and the significance of maintaining integrity in business. This conversation highlights the dual importance of learning from both successes and failures, and how audience empowerment can lead to fulfilling success. Martha's optimistic approach underscores the value of contributing to others' dreams, advocating for a community-driven path to sustainable success.
This episode stresses the importance of perseverance, authenticity, and financial responsibility, offering practical advice on overcoming marketing challenges and mindset barriers. From overcoming the fear of judgment to mastering financial wisdom, this episode is packed with empowering insights and expert advice from Martha Krejci to elevate your home-based business to new heights.
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If you've ever felt like life is moving faster than your dreams, this episode will challenge you to rethink how you spend your most precious resource. Don't wait for the perfect time! Listen now and learn how to create it.
]]>If you've ever felt like life is moving faster than your dreams, this episode will challenge you to rethink how you spend your most precious resource. Don't wait for the perfect time! Listen now and learn how to create it.
]]>Sean takes us through the unpredictable world of corporate advancement, navigating the nuances of ego and leadership. He reflects on the importance of stepping outside your comfort zone to foster personal growth and how he managed team dynamics in high-stakes environments. As Sean and Tony explore the realm of personal branding, Sean shares candid insights on maintaining authenticity amidst the surge of AI-generated content. The discussion underscores the importance of balancing personal ventures with professional obligations and building a brand with integrity, all while remaining true to one's voice.
Whether you're starting out or managing multi-million dollar companies, tune in for insights that will help you transform your business endeavors and achieve success.
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Sean takes us through the unpredictable world of corporate advancement, navigating the nuances of ego and leadership. He reflects on the importance of stepping outside your comfort zone to foster personal growth and how he managed team dynamics in high-stakes environments. As Sean and Tony explore the realm of personal branding, Sean shares candid insights on maintaining authenticity amidst the surge of AI-generated content. The discussion underscores the importance of balancing personal ventures with professional obligations and building a brand with integrity, all while remaining true to one's voice.
Whether you're starting out or managing multi-million dollar companies, tune in for insights that will help you transform your business endeavors and achieve success.
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Explore the powerful intersection of expertise, passion, and audience demand as Tony discusses the art of creating content that truly resonates. From selecting a core topic to finding your authentic brand voice, Tony emphasizes the importance of embracing video and maintaining a consistent visual identity. Learn why investing in personal growth, whether through video editing skills or improv classes, is crucial for achieving success and standing out in today's crowded digital landscape.
Fear holds many back, but Tony has the antidote. Be inspired by stories of individuals who broke free from their comfort zones to achieve remarkable business growth. Discover how choosing confidence over fear can lead to content creation success and why embracing the "three E's"—educate, entertain, and encourage—is essential for building engaging connections with your audience. Ready for a challenge? Join the #365driven movement and commit to 30 days of content creation, choosing confidence and purpose to transform your brand and business.
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Explore the powerful intersection of expertise, passion, and audience demand as Tony discusses the art of creating content that truly resonates. From selecting a core topic to finding your authentic brand voice, Tony emphasizes the importance of embracing video and maintaining a consistent visual identity. Learn why investing in personal growth, whether through video editing skills or improv classes, is crucial for achieving success and standing out in today's crowded digital landscape.
Fear holds many back, but Tony has the antidote. Be inspired by stories of individuals who broke free from their comfort zones to achieve remarkable business growth. Discover how choosing confidence over fear can lead to content creation success and why embracing the "three E's"—educate, entertain, and encourage—is essential for building engaging connections with your audience. Ready for a challenge? Join the #365driven movement and commit to 30 days of content creation, choosing confidence and purpose to transform your brand and business.
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This discussion takes a look at technology's double-edged impact on soft skills, especially among children who grow up tethered to devices. How do technology and AI shape human interaction, and what does that mean for our job market? Tony and Brian examine these questions, underscoring the enduring value of nonverbal cues and personal branding in making meaningful connections.
Shifting the focus to modern employment challenges, Tony and Brian tackle the psychological impacts of social media and the evolving dynamics of job security. Hear real stories of transitioning from corporate careers to entrepreneurship, revealing fears and triumphs that come with embracing the unknown. From the allure of stable jobs to the promises of entrepreneurship, they share strategies to maximize personal growth and career opportunities. Tune in for a transformative discussion that could redefine your perspective on work, connection, and self-expression.
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This discussion takes a look at technology's double-edged impact on soft skills, especially among children who grow up tethered to devices. How do technology and AI shape human interaction, and what does that mean for our job market? Tony and Brian examine these questions, underscoring the enduring value of nonverbal cues and personal branding in making meaningful connections.
Shifting the focus to modern employment challenges, Tony and Brian tackle the psychological impacts of social media and the evolving dynamics of job security. Hear real stories of transitioning from corporate careers to entrepreneurship, revealing fears and triumphs that come with embracing the unknown. From the allure of stable jobs to the promises of entrepreneurship, they share strategies to maximize personal growth and career opportunities. Tune in for a transformative discussion that could redefine your perspective on work, connection, and self-expression.
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Cody and Tony venture into the realm of masculinity, employing the metaphor of cars and engines to dissect societal expectations that often trap men in cycles of emotional breakdowns. They discuss the liberation found in vulnerability and authenticity, shedding light on the pressures of portraying perpetual success and the childhood roots of such burdens. Together, they explore the cultural shift towards disposability, contrasting it with the resourcefulness of previous generations who thrived on hands-on skills and hard work. These reflections serve as a reminder to maintain a balance between modern conveniences and traditional craftsmanship.
This episode also delves into the profound lessons of time value and family presence, emphasizing the wisdom of prioritizing personal time with loved ones. Cody and Tony also navigate the complexities of masculinity in relationships, unveiling patterns that hinder open communication and suggesting healthier paths forward.
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Cody and Tony venture into the realm of masculinity, employing the metaphor of cars and engines to dissect societal expectations that often trap men in cycles of emotional breakdowns. They discuss the liberation found in vulnerability and authenticity, shedding light on the pressures of portraying perpetual success and the childhood roots of such burdens. Together, they explore the cultural shift towards disposability, contrasting it with the resourcefulness of previous generations who thrived on hands-on skills and hard work. These reflections serve as a reminder to maintain a balance between modern conveniences and traditional craftsmanship.
This episode also delves into the profound lessons of time value and family presence, emphasizing the wisdom of prioritizing personal time with loved ones. Cody and Tony also navigate the complexities of masculinity in relationships, unveiling patterns that hinder open communication and suggesting healthier paths forward.
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Candice and Tony explore the significance of nurturing high-energy, meaningful connections. From the exclusive realms of country clubs to the enriching opportunities in first-class travel, this conversation underscores the power of surrounding oneself with like-minded, aspirational individuals. Candice and Tony share personal stories that highlight the transformative potential of these environments, where quality conversations can propel one's personal and professional aspirations forward. They also examine the art of "pricing oneself out" of unfulfilling social circles to focus on enriching interactions.
This exploration doesn't shy away from the more challenging aspects of relationships, as Tony and Candice candidly address the necessity of identifying and distancing oneself from toxic influences. The journey of personal growth often involves making tough choices about who to keep close and who to let go. They reflect on the importance of maintaining personal boundaries and safeguarding one's energy, stressing that authenticity and genuine support are paramount. As Candice and Tony dissect the nuances of networking and personal development, they champion the idea of pursuing true experiences before claiming expertise and caution against the allure of embellished narratives in the world of entrepreneurship and coaching.
Key highlights:
Building Brands and Networking Success
Dressing for Success and Networking Etiquette
Elevating Conversations and Energy Levels
Identifying and Removing Toxic Relationships
Recognizing Toxicity in Relationships
Navigating Success and Networking Relationships
Connect with Candice Bar:
Instagram: @luxelife_cb
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
Candice and Tony explore the significance of nurturing high-energy, meaningful connections. From the exclusive realms of country clubs to the enriching opportunities in first-class travel, this conversation underscores the power of surrounding oneself with like-minded, aspirational individuals. Candice and Tony share personal stories that highlight the transformative potential of these environments, where quality conversations can propel one's personal and professional aspirations forward. They also examine the art of "pricing oneself out" of unfulfilling social circles to focus on enriching interactions.
This exploration doesn't shy away from the more challenging aspects of relationships, as Tony and Candice candidly address the necessity of identifying and distancing oneself from toxic influences. The journey of personal growth often involves making tough choices about who to keep close and who to let go. They reflect on the importance of maintaining personal boundaries and safeguarding one's energy, stressing that authenticity and genuine support are paramount. As Candice and Tony dissect the nuances of networking and personal development, they champion the idea of pursuing true experiences before claiming expertise and caution against the allure of embellished narratives in the world of entrepreneurship and coaching.
Key highlights:
Building Brands and Networking Success
Dressing for Success and Networking Etiquette
Elevating Conversations and Energy Levels
Identifying and Removing Toxic Relationships
Recognizing Toxicity in Relationships
Navigating Success and Networking Relationships
Connect with Candice Bar:
Instagram: @luxelife_cb
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
How can you leverage your unique skills to redefine competition and lead with integrity? Lori reveals her incredible journey from education to business coaching, underscoring how anyone can pursue leadership and legacy by focusing on personal growth and utilizing available resources. Forget about titles and positions—true leadership comes from within.
As AI continues to integrate into the speaking, coaching, and authoring industries, maintaining integrity becomes a crucial conversation. Lori and Tony dive into the complexities of authenticity in a world where AI tools like ChatGPT are prevalent. Are we losing our voice amidst AI-generated content? By sharing insights and experiences, Lori and Tony highlight the importance of recognizing AI's influence and maintaining ethical standards. They also discuss how understanding business decisions and developing technical skills can be the difference between success and costly mistakes, especially for those eyeing a career transition.
Fear often masquerades as a limitation, but what if it's just a lack of belief in your own capabilities? This episode tackles the impact of fear and the mindset shifts required for successful career transitions, particularly into entrepreneurship. Through personal anecdotes, Tony and Lori explore the power of discipline, realistic expectations, and mastering marketing and sales skills to build a thriving venture.
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How can you leverage your unique skills to redefine competition and lead with integrity? Lori reveals her incredible journey from education to business coaching, underscoring how anyone can pursue leadership and legacy by focusing on personal growth and utilizing available resources. Forget about titles and positions—true leadership comes from within.
As AI continues to integrate into the speaking, coaching, and authoring industries, maintaining integrity becomes a crucial conversation. Lori and Tony dive into the complexities of authenticity in a world where AI tools like ChatGPT are prevalent. Are we losing our voice amidst AI-generated content? By sharing insights and experiences, Lori and Tony highlight the importance of recognizing AI's influence and maintaining ethical standards. They also discuss how understanding business decisions and developing technical skills can be the difference between success and costly mistakes, especially for those eyeing a career transition.
Fear often masquerades as a limitation, but what if it's just a lack of belief in your own capabilities? This episode tackles the impact of fear and the mindset shifts required for successful career transitions, particularly into entrepreneurship. Through personal anecdotes, Tony and Lori explore the power of discipline, realistic expectations, and mastering marketing and sales skills to build a thriving venture.
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]]>In a candid conversation, Rob and Tony explore the intricacies of LinkedIn, comparing it to platforms like Facebook and reflecting on the flood of pitches that populate our inboxes. Rob's unique insights into social media etiquette and the behavior of online personalities reveal how to create value while maintaining professionalism. Rob touches on the power of humor and authenticity in crafting compelling stories that resonate with audiences. Through anecdotes, Rob illustrates how embracing one's unique qualities and staying true to personal beliefs can lead to success and deeper connections in both marketing and entrepreneurship.
This discussion also covers the ever-changing landscape of modern marketing, where cultural shifts and influencers play a pivotal role in shaping public opinion. Rob shares his passion for building authority and legacy, emphasizing the importance of differentiation and knowledge transfer in business. Rob and Tony talk about the potential of AI in creating comedic content and the enduring appeal of physical books. Tune in as they navigate the world of podcast entrepreneurship, marketing strategies, and the art of crafting stories that leave a lasting impact.
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In a candid conversation, Rob and Tony explore the intricacies of LinkedIn, comparing it to platforms like Facebook and reflecting on the flood of pitches that populate our inboxes. Rob's unique insights into social media etiquette and the behavior of online personalities reveal how to create value while maintaining professionalism. Rob touches on the power of humor and authenticity in crafting compelling stories that resonate with audiences. Through anecdotes, Rob illustrates how embracing one's unique qualities and staying true to personal beliefs can lead to success and deeper connections in both marketing and entrepreneurship.
This discussion also covers the ever-changing landscape of modern marketing, where cultural shifts and influencers play a pivotal role in shaping public opinion. Rob shares his passion for building authority and legacy, emphasizing the importance of differentiation and knowledge transfer in business. Rob and Tony talk about the potential of AI in creating comedic content and the enduring appeal of physical books. Tune in as they navigate the world of podcast entrepreneurship, marketing strategies, and the art of crafting stories that leave a lasting impact.
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Throughout the episode, Tony guides you on how to align your daily actions with the motivational ideals you publicly uphold. He emphasizes how accountability, through social platforms or community groups, can play a pivotal role in reinforcing your consistency journey.
The power of sustainable habits and authentic engagement takes center stage. This episode stresses the importance of staying real and connected with your audience, valuing genuine interaction over superficial metrics. You are invited to embark on a 30-day challenge to solidify your consistent progress, be it through learning a new skill or enhancing your fitness journey. Tune in to explore how embracing consistency can unlock unprecedented levels of personal and professional growth.
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Throughout the episode, Tony guides you on how to align your daily actions with the motivational ideals you publicly uphold. He emphasizes how accountability, through social platforms or community groups, can play a pivotal role in reinforcing your consistency journey.
The power of sustainable habits and authentic engagement takes center stage. This episode stresses the importance of staying real and connected with your audience, valuing genuine interaction over superficial metrics. You are invited to embark on a 30-day challenge to solidify your consistent progress, be it through learning a new skill or enhancing your fitness journey. Tune in to explore how embracing consistency can unlock unprecedented levels of personal and professional growth.
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Throughout this conversation, Raleigh and Tony unravel the complex dance between societal norms and personal dreams, as Raleigh shares his quest to break free from conventional success. His story resonates with many professionals who find themselves in their 30s, financially stable yet deeply dissatisfied. Drawing from Theodore Roosevelt's "man in the arena" speech, Raleigh emphasizes the courage it takes to embrace one's imperfections and step into the unknown.
Raleigh's story doesn't stop at entrepreneurship; it extends into personal and familial challenges, including his wife's battle with cancer. This journey of resilience and reevaluation of priorities offers listeners a heartfelt reminder of the importance of following what genuinely captivates us, even amidst adversity. Raleigh's experiences in scaling a business and writing a book about his wife's journey provide a comprehensive exploration of life's unpredictable valleys and the pursuit of deeper meaning. Tune in to gain inspiration and strategies for navigating both business and personal landscapes, with an eye toward crafting a life aligned with one's truest self.
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Throughout this conversation, Raleigh and Tony unravel the complex dance between societal norms and personal dreams, as Raleigh shares his quest to break free from conventional success. His story resonates with many professionals who find themselves in their 30s, financially stable yet deeply dissatisfied. Drawing from Theodore Roosevelt's "man in the arena" speech, Raleigh emphasizes the courage it takes to embrace one's imperfections and step into the unknown.
Raleigh's story doesn't stop at entrepreneurship; it extends into personal and familial challenges, including his wife's battle with cancer. This journey of resilience and reevaluation of priorities offers listeners a heartfelt reminder of the importance of following what genuinely captivates us, even amidst adversity. Raleigh's experiences in scaling a business and writing a book about his wife's journey provide a comprehensive exploration of life's unpredictable valleys and the pursuit of deeper meaning. Tune in to gain inspiration and strategies for navigating both business and personal landscapes, with an eye toward crafting a life aligned with one's truest self.
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The episode also provides a fresh perspective on organic growth, emphasizing customer loyalty over the impulsive quest for expansion. With insights drawn from managing a team of nearly 20 employees, David highlights the gradual, considered approach to scaling, where patience truly becomes a virtue.
In a twist that blends business acumen with car culture, David and Tony explore the world of true car enthusiasts versus those merely seeking validation. Additionally, they discuss video content creation as a transformative business strategy, where persistence and consistency become the cornerstones of success.
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The episode also provides a fresh perspective on organic growth, emphasizing customer loyalty over the impulsive quest for expansion. With insights drawn from managing a team of nearly 20 employees, David highlights the gradual, considered approach to scaling, where patience truly becomes a virtue.
In a twist that blends business acumen with car culture, David and Tony explore the world of true car enthusiasts versus those merely seeking validation. Additionally, they discuss video content creation as a transformative business strategy, where persistence and consistency become the cornerstones of success.
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Tony navigates the treacherous waters of self-proclaimed experts with no real experience, emphasizing the importance of genuine expertise over shiny marketing tactics. This episode also explores the value of real skill-building and the dangers of following opportunists who merely ride the latest trends. Learn to distinguish between hype and substance, ensuring that the guidance you receive comes from those truly embodying the skills they teach.
Finally, embrace a long-term commitment to your business endeavors and align your personal brand with integrity and perseverance. Tony shares insights from over two decades of experience, challenging you to prioritize patience and consistent effort. Find inspiration in stories of overcoming challenges and achieving excellence, and leave equipped with actionable advice for creating a meaningful legacy and pursuing your dreams with determination.
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
Tony navigates the treacherous waters of self-proclaimed experts with no real experience, emphasizing the importance of genuine expertise over shiny marketing tactics. This episode also explores the value of real skill-building and the dangers of following opportunists who merely ride the latest trends. Learn to distinguish between hype and substance, ensuring that the guidance you receive comes from those truly embodying the skills they teach.
Finally, embrace a long-term commitment to your business endeavors and align your personal brand with integrity and perseverance. Tony shares insights from over two decades of experience, challenging you to prioritize patience and consistent effort. Find inspiration in stories of overcoming challenges and achieving excellence, and leave equipped with actionable advice for creating a meaningful legacy and pursuing your dreams with determination.
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
Stu takes us behind the scenes of creating Wishlist Member, a top-tier WordPress membership platform, and recounts the trials and triumphs of navigating technical challenges. From overcoming WordPress complexities to the importance of retaining key talent, Stu's stories offer invaluable lessons for entrepreneurs facing similar hurdles. Learn how safeguarding your business against vulnerabilities and valuing indispensable team members can fortify your path to success.
This episode also explores the psychology behind memberships and how providing focused content rather than overwhelming amounts can increase retention and member satisfaction. Tune in as Stu illuminates the path to creating successful membership businesses.
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Stu takes us behind the scenes of creating Wishlist Member, a top-tier WordPress membership platform, and recounts the trials and triumphs of navigating technical challenges. From overcoming WordPress complexities to the importance of retaining key talent, Stu's stories offer invaluable lessons for entrepreneurs facing similar hurdles. Learn how safeguarding your business against vulnerabilities and valuing indispensable team members can fortify your path to success.
This episode also explores the psychology behind memberships and how providing focused content rather than overwhelming amounts can increase retention and member satisfaction. Tune in as Stu illuminates the path to creating successful membership businesses.
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Navigating the world of book marketing, Bill debunks the myth that publishers do all the heavy lifting. Bill highlights the critical role authors play in promoting their work, sharing insider strategies like pre-marketing, harnessing the power of a launch team, and audience building via email lists. By owning the process and engaging with readers, authors can ensure their book's success. Bill also delves into the collaborative process that elevates the creation of a book from good to great, highlighting the benefits of high-touch relationships and comprehensive research.
Look to the future with insights on AI's role in publishing, the significance of audiobooks, and the power of storytelling in scaling entrepreneurial ventures. Bill shares his passion for using narrative to empower business leaders, emphasizing originality and quality in content creation. This is your guide to navigating the evolving landscape of book writing and publishing, filled with inspiration and practical advice for authors and entrepreneurs aiming to make a lasting impact.
Connect with Bill Blankschaen:
Website: mystorybuilders.com
Book a fee call: mystorybuilders.com/story
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
Navigating the world of book marketing, Bill debunks the myth that publishers do all the heavy lifting. Bill highlights the critical role authors play in promoting their work, sharing insider strategies like pre-marketing, harnessing the power of a launch team, and audience building via email lists. By owning the process and engaging with readers, authors can ensure their book's success. Bill also delves into the collaborative process that elevates the creation of a book from good to great, highlighting the benefits of high-touch relationships and comprehensive research.
Look to the future with insights on AI's role in publishing, the significance of audiobooks, and the power of storytelling in scaling entrepreneurial ventures. Bill shares his passion for using narrative to empower business leaders, emphasizing originality and quality in content creation. This is your guide to navigating the evolving landscape of book writing and publishing, filled with inspiration and practical advice for authors and entrepreneurs aiming to make a lasting impact.
Connect with Bill Blankschaen:
Website: mystorybuilders.com
Book a fee call: mystorybuilders.com/story
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
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From the snowy landscapes of Alaska to the vibrant buzz of Las Vegas' SEMA show, Stewart's path is paved with dedication and high-octane ambition. He and Tony explore the essential leaps of faith required to bring a dream to life, like showcasing a custom-built F-150 truck amidst industry giants. Networking is more than swapping business cards; it's about building genuine relationships that propel you toward success.
Navigating the world of content creation and marketing can be daunting, especially when overcoming introversion or shifting from traditional to video content. Stewart discusses these challenges with refreshing honesty, offering insights into managing social media algorithms and the unique dynamics of small business marketing. Whether you're just starting or leading a multi-million-dollar enterprise, Stewart's experiences and practical advice provide a rich source of motivation and strategy.
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From the snowy landscapes of Alaska to the vibrant buzz of Las Vegas' SEMA show, Stewart's path is paved with dedication and high-octane ambition. He and Tony explore the essential leaps of faith required to bring a dream to life, like showcasing a custom-built F-150 truck amidst industry giants. Networking is more than swapping business cards; it's about building genuine relationships that propel you toward success.
Navigating the world of content creation and marketing can be daunting, especially when overcoming introversion or shifting from traditional to video content. Stewart discusses these challenges with refreshing honesty, offering insights into managing social media algorithms and the unique dynamics of small business marketing. Whether you're just starting or leading a multi-million-dollar enterprise, Stewart's experiences and practical advice provide a rich source of motivation and strategy.
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Amberly recounts her battle with alcohol dependency as she attempted to escape the tremendous pain following her accident. She shares the pivotal moment of intervention by a loved one that spurred her to recovery. This episode is a candid reflection on the power of self-awareness, the importance of reaching out for help, and the profound impact of connection in healing. The conversation underscores how turning personal pain into purpose can ignite change not only within oneself but also in others who need hope and guidance.
Public speaking can be daunting, but Amberly and Tony discuss how the shift from self-focus to audience service helped them overcome their fears. From writing books to speaking on international stages, Amberly's journey is filled with unexpected opportunities and lessons in persistence. Tune in to learn about the impact of gratitude and self-care on personal well-being, and how sharing personal narratives can inspire others to embrace resilience and joy in their own lives.
Connect with Amberly Lago:
Website: amberlylago.com
Instagram: @amberlylagomotivation
Get Amberly's latest book: Joy Through the Journey: Shift Your Mindset, Embrace the Present Moment, and Cultivate Resilience Through Life's Ups and Downs
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
Amberly recounts her battle with alcohol dependency as she attempted to escape the tremendous pain following her accident. She shares the pivotal moment of intervention by a loved one that spurred her to recovery. This episode is a candid reflection on the power of self-awareness, the importance of reaching out for help, and the profound impact of connection in healing. The conversation underscores how turning personal pain into purpose can ignite change not only within oneself but also in others who need hope and guidance.
Public speaking can be daunting, but Amberly and Tony discuss how the shift from self-focus to audience service helped them overcome their fears. From writing books to speaking on international stages, Amberly's journey is filled with unexpected opportunities and lessons in persistence. Tune in to learn about the impact of gratitude and self-care on personal well-being, and how sharing personal narratives can inspire others to embrace resilience and joy in their own lives.
Connect with Amberly Lago:
Website: amberlylago.com
Instagram: @amberlylagomotivation
Get Amberly's latest book: Joy Through the Journey: Shift Your Mindset, Embrace the Present Moment, and Cultivate Resilience Through Life's Ups and Downs
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
How do you know when it's the right time to scale? Tony shares effective strategies to recognize positive growth and address production delays tied to employee count, facility size, and outdated equipment. By maintaining a lean operation and investing in essentials that boost net profits, businesses can create a surplus that allows for strategic improvements. Learn how to prioritize these need-to-have items to pave the way for smart scaling, ensuring your business not only thrives but also brings joy and satisfaction to your life.
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Link to magazine referenced: hiddenfallsmedia.com
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Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
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How do you know when it's the right time to scale? Tony shares effective strategies to recognize positive growth and address production delays tied to employee count, facility size, and outdated equipment. By maintaining a lean operation and investing in essentials that boost net profits, businesses can create a surplus that allows for strategic improvements. Learn how to prioritize these need-to-have items to pave the way for smart scaling, ensuring your business not only thrives but also brings joy and satisfaction to your life.
Episode resources:
Link to magazine referenced: hiddenfallsmedia.com
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
Michael's story highlights the organic growth of his cabinet installation business, and how the focus on perception and customer experience played a pivotal role in this success. With insights into his transition from a modest truck operation to a sophisticated showroom, this episode underscores the significance of aesthetics and ambiance in creating memorable customer experiences.
Michael and Tony also delve into the strategic growth of Michael's franchise model, transitioning from hands-on marketing to leveraging the expertise of a top CMO. With his company now boasting 32 locations, Michael shares the operational strategies that drive franchise success, including the importance of royalties and national marketing campaigns. The discussion wraps up with reflections on personal development and work-life balance, where Michael emphasizes the role of introspection and continuous improvement in achieving both professional success and personal fulfillment.
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Michael's story highlights the organic growth of his cabinet installation business, and how the focus on perception and customer experience played a pivotal role in this success. With insights into his transition from a modest truck operation to a sophisticated showroom, this episode underscores the significance of aesthetics and ambiance in creating memorable customer experiences.
Michael and Tony also delve into the strategic growth of Michael's franchise model, transitioning from hands-on marketing to leveraging the expertise of a top CMO. With his company now boasting 32 locations, Michael shares the operational strategies that drive franchise success, including the importance of royalties and national marketing campaigns. The discussion wraps up with reflections on personal development and work-life balance, where Michael emphasizes the role of introspection and continuous improvement in achieving both professional success and personal fulfillment.
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Shifting gears, the conversation takes us to the heart of North Carolina, where Vinny explores the impact of real estate development. His commitment to rejuvenating downtown Morrisville reflects a dedication to quality over profit, demonstrating how passion can transform communities. Through ambitious projects and strategic partnerships, Vinny shares insights into the delicate balance of maintaining integrity while achieving business success.
Finally, the episode delves into the profound pursuit of purpose beyond mere material success. Vinny opens up about the trials and triumphs of finding fulfillment, from overcoming personal challenges to embracing new life stages. He shares touching stories that highlight the evolution of priorities and the essence of happiness. Whether revving engines or revitalizing communities, this episode serves as a reminder that true success lies in aligning passions with purpose, paving the way for a life rich in meaning and joy.
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Shifting gears, the conversation takes us to the heart of North Carolina, where Vinny explores the impact of real estate development. His commitment to rejuvenating downtown Morrisville reflects a dedication to quality over profit, demonstrating how passion can transform communities. Through ambitious projects and strategic partnerships, Vinny shares insights into the delicate balance of maintaining integrity while achieving business success.
Finally, the episode delves into the profound pursuit of purpose beyond mere material success. Vinny opens up about the trials and triumphs of finding fulfillment, from overcoming personal challenges to embracing new life stages. He shares touching stories that highlight the evolution of priorities and the essence of happiness. Whether revving engines or revitalizing communities, this episode serves as a reminder that true success lies in aligning passions with purpose, paving the way for a life rich in meaning and joy.
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Anne Marie and Tony dissect the thin line that separates confidence from cockiness, bringing to light examples from the sports world, such as Deion Sanders and Conor McGregor, who are often slyly critiqued despite their proven track records. This episode reflects on how societal norms and personal insecurities can impact self-assurance and boldness. It's about recognizing that external judgments often reflect more about those judging than those being judged, and the importance of retaining self-belief amidst criticism.
Anne Marie and Tony also explore the concept of "skill stacking" and how taking incremental bold steps daily can lead to a more rewarding life. Anne Marie shares her experience transitioning from a producer role to becoming a leading female play-by-play announcer, emphasizing the value of rejection and criticism as tools for growth. She emphasizes the significance of surrounding oneself with driven individuals and prioritizing tasks that align with one's values and vision. Anne Marie's insights underscore the necessity of mental resilience and the joy found in embracing risks and challenges on the path to personal and professional fulfillment.
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Anne Marie and Tony dissect the thin line that separates confidence from cockiness, bringing to light examples from the sports world, such as Deion Sanders and Conor McGregor, who are often slyly critiqued despite their proven track records. This episode reflects on how societal norms and personal insecurities can impact self-assurance and boldness. It's about recognizing that external judgments often reflect more about those judging than those being judged, and the importance of retaining self-belief amidst criticism.
Anne Marie and Tony also explore the concept of "skill stacking" and how taking incremental bold steps daily can lead to a more rewarding life. Anne Marie shares her experience transitioning from a producer role to becoming a leading female play-by-play announcer, emphasizing the value of rejection and criticism as tools for growth. She emphasizes the significance of surrounding oneself with driven individuals and prioritizing tasks that align with one's values and vision. Anne Marie's insights underscore the necessity of mental resilience and the joy found in embracing risks and challenges on the path to personal and professional fulfillment.
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Branding is more than a facade; it's the art of differentiation that drives business success. David makes the case for branding as a foundational element that sets the stage for effective marketing and sales strategies. By sharing anecdotes and strategies, he demonstrates how small and medium enterprises can assert themselves in markets dominated by larger players, echoing the theme of unleashing potential in competitive landscapes. The episode also touches on the rarity and power of genuine business relationships, highlighting the profound impact of true customer engagement and attraction marketing.
In an era dominated by AI, maintaining human connection is paramount. David and Tony explore the contagious nature of personal branding and the nuances of effective communication, from overcoming public speaking anxieties to leveraging modern technology for growth. This conversation concludes with the concept of micro shifts, revealing how subtle perceptive changes can preempt larger issues in business.
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Branding is more than a facade; it's the art of differentiation that drives business success. David makes the case for branding as a foundational element that sets the stage for effective marketing and sales strategies. By sharing anecdotes and strategies, he demonstrates how small and medium enterprises can assert themselves in markets dominated by larger players, echoing the theme of unleashing potential in competitive landscapes. The episode also touches on the rarity and power of genuine business relationships, highlighting the profound impact of true customer engagement and attraction marketing.
In an era dominated by AI, maintaining human connection is paramount. David and Tony explore the contagious nature of personal branding and the nuances of effective communication, from overcoming public speaking anxieties to leveraging modern technology for growth. This conversation concludes with the concept of micro shifts, revealing how subtle perceptive changes can preempt larger issues in business.
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You'll hear about the fascinating interplay between philosophy and religion and explore timeless insights on living a fulfilling life. With a focus on Stoicism, Alex and Tony discuss practical strategies that foster resilience and self-improvement, such as embracing what we can control and letting go of the rest.
This episode unravels leadership lessons from iconic figures of history, drawing parallels between their moral clarity and today's leadership challenges. From the sagacious Socrates to the strategic leadership of Xenophon and Gaius Marius, Alex highlights the unending relevance of integrity and character. With insights into classic literature and the power of public speaking, he encourages listeners to unlock their potential, transforming admiration into action through the enduring wisdom of the ancients.
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You'll hear about the fascinating interplay between philosophy and religion and explore timeless insights on living a fulfilling life. With a focus on Stoicism, Alex and Tony discuss practical strategies that foster resilience and self-improvement, such as embracing what we can control and letting go of the rest.
This episode unravels leadership lessons from iconic figures of history, drawing parallels between their moral clarity and today's leadership challenges. From the sagacious Socrates to the strategic leadership of Xenophon and Gaius Marius, Alex highlights the unending relevance of integrity and character. With insights into classic literature and the power of public speaking, he encourages listeners to unlock their potential, transforming admiration into action through the enduring wisdom of the ancients.
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Tony and Ken tackle the ethical quagmire of fake influence, the notorious "fake it till you make it" mentality, and why authenticity is the ultimate currency in today's digital age.
Tony and Kevin also take a humorous spin on the influencer phenomenon, poking fun at the extravagant and often absurd lengths people go to portray success. From posing in rented luxury cars to creating parody awards like the One Comma Award, it's a satirical look at how far influencer culture can go in the quest for recognition. But beneath the laughter, there's a serious message: the digital world is evolving, and the demand for genuine, relatable content is rising, leaving behind the overly polished and manufactured personas.
The episode also offers a dose of inspiration, discussing personal growth stories and lessons in perseverance. As Tony and Kevin explore strategies for success, they emphasize the need for honest self-assessment and relentless dedication in content creation. With insights from figures like Mr. Beast, they underline that true success demands more than just consistency; it requires passion, presentation, and a bit of business savvy.
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Tony and Ken tackle the ethical quagmire of fake influence, the notorious "fake it till you make it" mentality, and why authenticity is the ultimate currency in today's digital age.
Tony and Kevin also take a humorous spin on the influencer phenomenon, poking fun at the extravagant and often absurd lengths people go to portray success. From posing in rented luxury cars to creating parody awards like the One Comma Award, it's a satirical look at how far influencer culture can go in the quest for recognition. But beneath the laughter, there's a serious message: the digital world is evolving, and the demand for genuine, relatable content is rising, leaving behind the overly polished and manufactured personas.
The episode also offers a dose of inspiration, discussing personal growth stories and lessons in perseverance. As Tony and Kevin explore strategies for success, they emphasize the need for honest self-assessment and relentless dedication in content creation. With insights from figures like Mr. Beast, they underline that true success demands more than just consistency; it requires passion, presentation, and a bit of business savvy.
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Tony dives into the distinction between entrepreneurship and business ownership, offering insights on scaling a business that can operate independently of the owner. By highlighting the importance of establishing systems, processes, and a strong team, he provides a blueprint for creating a business as a valuable asset rather than just a self-employment endeavor. Tony and Paul discuss the loneliness often associated with entrepreneurship and how Tony's platform, 365 Driven, aims to create a community that fosters personal drive and support, transforming ambition into sustainable success.
From overcoming the fear of judgment to knowing when to pivot in business, Tony provides guidance on navigating the entrepreneurial landscape with courage and purpose. Don't miss this inspiring episode packed with actionable insights for anyone looking to turn their side hustle into a thriving business.
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Tony dives into the distinction between entrepreneurship and business ownership, offering insights on scaling a business that can operate independently of the owner. By highlighting the importance of establishing systems, processes, and a strong team, he provides a blueprint for creating a business as a valuable asset rather than just a self-employment endeavor. Tony and Paul discuss the loneliness often associated with entrepreneurship and how Tony's platform, 365 Driven, aims to create a community that fosters personal drive and support, transforming ambition into sustainable success.
From overcoming the fear of judgment to knowing when to pivot in business, Tony provides guidance on navigating the entrepreneurial landscape with courage and purpose. Don't miss this inspiring episode packed with actionable insights for anyone looking to turn their side hustle into a thriving business.
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Alison tackles the theme of emotional sobriety and its significance during tough financial times. Personal stories illustrate the challenges of juggling multiple jobs and the stress of debt, offering insights into planning and prioritizing tasks to ease overwhelm. Alison introduces the concept of an internal locus of control, showing how turning inward can provide emotional stability and resilience in the face of external stressors.
Alison and Tony challenge conventional notions around personal identity and the impact of societal labels. By questioning and unlearning restrictive beliefs, we can unlock the door to self-improvement and empowerment. From cultivating self-awareness to cutting out negative influences, this discussion underscores the transformative power of introspection. As Alison navigates the pressures of social media, she offers strategies to curate a positive digital environment, advocating for a healthy mindset and the strength that comes from mastering emotions.
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Alison tackles the theme of emotional sobriety and its significance during tough financial times. Personal stories illustrate the challenges of juggling multiple jobs and the stress of debt, offering insights into planning and prioritizing tasks to ease overwhelm. Alison introduces the concept of an internal locus of control, showing how turning inward can provide emotional stability and resilience in the face of external stressors.
Alison and Tony challenge conventional notions around personal identity and the impact of societal labels. By questioning and unlearning restrictive beliefs, we can unlock the door to self-improvement and empowerment. From cultivating self-awareness to cutting out negative influences, this discussion underscores the transformative power of introspection. As Alison navigates the pressures of social media, she offers strategies to curate a positive digital environment, advocating for a healthy mindset and the strength that comes from mastering emotions.
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Reflecting on his journey from paratrooper to entrepreneur, Tony recounts the transformative years around 9/11 and the early 2000s, examining the drastic shift in public trust toward media and governmental narratives. The rise of the internet changed everything, fueling skepticism and altering information dissemination. Listen to Tony's personal stories from Kosovo to Iraq, and hear about how witnessing currency collapse firsthand shaped his passion for precious metals and entrepreneurship. These experiences offer a unique perspective on economic realities and the importance of financial resilience.
You will also hear about why appreciating assets like gold, silver, and Bitcoin are essential in a world of rising inflation and economic instability. This episode also delves into the future of currency, highlighting the enduring value of gold and silver, and the emerging role of cryptocurrency. Understand why true wealth lies in assets with intrinsic value, and learn how to navigate these turbulent financial times with informed strategic decisions.
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Reflecting on his journey from paratrooper to entrepreneur, Tony recounts the transformative years around 9/11 and the early 2000s, examining the drastic shift in public trust toward media and governmental narratives. The rise of the internet changed everything, fueling skepticism and altering information dissemination. Listen to Tony's personal stories from Kosovo to Iraq, and hear about how witnessing currency collapse firsthand shaped his passion for precious metals and entrepreneurship. These experiences offer a unique perspective on economic realities and the importance of financial resilience.
You will also hear about why appreciating assets like gold, silver, and Bitcoin are essential in a world of rising inflation and economic instability. This episode also delves into the future of currency, highlighting the enduring value of gold and silver, and the emerging role of cryptocurrency. Understand why true wealth lies in assets with intrinsic value, and learn how to navigate these turbulent financial times with informed strategic decisions.
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Hear the candid reflections on juggling professional ambitions with personal responsibilities, especially amid rapid business growth. Through powerful anecdotes, NoGooRoos reveals the importance of setting aside ego and embracing necessary sacrifices for greater inclusivity and success. Discover how letting go of less helpful parts of ourselves enables us to play a more significant, impactful game, and learn practical strategies for balancing work and well-being.
Learn from their experiences hiring coaches, implementing actionable strategies, and surrounding yourself with supportive, like-minded individuals. They also share insights on optimizing productivity, managing energy, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Tune in for a comprehensive guide to personal and professional growth.
No GooRoos is a highly informal mastermind group of peers. This episode features:
Tony Whatley (online communities) @365Driven
Jeremy Ryan Slate (podcasting) @JeremyRyanSlate
Roger Wakefield (YouTube) @TheRogerWakefield
Mike Fallat (publishing) @TheDreamStarter
David Brier (branding) @RisingAboveTheNoise
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Hear the candid reflections on juggling professional ambitions with personal responsibilities, especially amid rapid business growth. Through powerful anecdotes, NoGooRoos reveals the importance of setting aside ego and embracing necessary sacrifices for greater inclusivity and success. Discover how letting go of less helpful parts of ourselves enables us to play a more significant, impactful game, and learn practical strategies for balancing work and well-being.
Learn from their experiences hiring coaches, implementing actionable strategies, and surrounding yourself with supportive, like-minded individuals. They also share insights on optimizing productivity, managing energy, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance. Tune in for a comprehensive guide to personal and professional growth.
No GooRoos is a highly informal mastermind group of peers. This episode features:
Tony Whatley (online communities) @365Driven
Jeremy Ryan Slate (podcasting) @JeremyRyanSlate
Roger Wakefield (YouTube) @TheRogerWakefield
Mike Fallat (publishing) @TheDreamStarter
David Brier (branding) @RisingAboveTheNoise
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Tony Whatley (online communities) @365Driven
Jeremy Ryan Slate (podcasting) @JeremyRyanSlate
Roger Wakefield (YouTube) @TheRogerWakefield
Mike Fallat (publishing) @TheDreamStarter
David Brier (branding) @RisingAboveTheNoise
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No GooRoos is a highly informal mastermind group of peers. This episode features:
Tony Whatley (online communities) @365Driven
Jeremy Ryan Slate (podcasting) @JeremyRyanSlate
Roger Wakefield (YouTube) @TheRogerWakefield
Mike Fallat (publishing) @TheDreamStarter
David Brier (branding) @RisingAboveTheNoise
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Gina unpacks the critical elements of creating an authentic and engaging dating profile, revealing why staying true to your beliefs is key to attracting the right match. She stresses the importance of evaluating inner qualities over mere physical appearance, and how personal branding plays a significant role in the dating world. Additionally, Gina touches on the demographic shifts on social media platforms and their impact on dating prospects, offering practical tips for both men and women to enhance their online and offline dating experiences.
This conversation dives into the significance of intelligence and substance in relationships, the ethical considerations in matchmaking, and the unique challenges of coaching high-achieving individuals. With practical advice on recognizing red flags, gauging compatibility, and maintaining effective communication, Gina equips listeners with the tools they need to succeed in today's competitive dating scene. Whether you're navigating the world of online dating or simply looking to improve your love life, this episode provides many insights to help you find your match.
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Gina unpacks the critical elements of creating an authentic and engaging dating profile, revealing why staying true to your beliefs is key to attracting the right match. She stresses the importance of evaluating inner qualities over mere physical appearance, and how personal branding plays a significant role in the dating world. Additionally, Gina touches on the demographic shifts on social media platforms and their impact on dating prospects, offering practical tips for both men and women to enhance their online and offline dating experiences.
This conversation dives into the significance of intelligence and substance in relationships, the ethical considerations in matchmaking, and the unique challenges of coaching high-achieving individuals. With practical advice on recognizing red flags, gauging compatibility, and maintaining effective communication, Gina equips listeners with the tools they need to succeed in today's competitive dating scene. Whether you're navigating the world of online dating or simply looking to improve your love life, this episode provides many insights to help you find your match.
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Using his many years of branding expertise, Jonathan highlights the essence of authenticity and integrity in building a personal brand. Instead of just copying what other people are doing, it's important to understand the power of embracing your unique strengths. This episode highlights how embracing your flaws and turning them into strengths can lead to remarkable success. You will gain valuable insights into building a personal brand that resonates with authenticity and impact.
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Using his many years of branding expertise, Jonathan highlights the essence of authenticity and integrity in building a personal brand. Instead of just copying what other people are doing, it's important to understand the power of embracing your unique strengths. This episode highlights how embracing your flaws and turning them into strengths can lead to remarkable success. You will gain valuable insights into building a personal brand that resonates with authenticity and impact.
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Jennifer shares an experience that propelled her into further personal development through certification in EOS consulting and NLP work, empowering her to help business owners break free from limiting beliefs. This discussion touches on the importance of resilience, continuous learning, and maintaining a mindset aligned with core values for entrepreneurial success.
Jennifer and Tony also tackle the influence of media manipulation on self-perception and behavior, highlighting the importance of conscious awakening. Jennifer shares how she confronted her deep-seated fears and ancestral trauma and emphasizes seeking new knowledge as critical aspects of personal growth. With reflections on how transformative experiences shape our lives, this episode offers valuable insights into the power of mindset and the journey toward personal and professional fulfillment.
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Jennifer shares an experience that propelled her into further personal development through certification in EOS consulting and NLP work, empowering her to help business owners break free from limiting beliefs. This discussion touches on the importance of resilience, continuous learning, and maintaining a mindset aligned with core values for entrepreneurial success.
Jennifer and Tony also tackle the influence of media manipulation on self-perception and behavior, highlighting the importance of conscious awakening. Jennifer shares how she confronted her deep-seated fears and ancestral trauma and emphasizes seeking new knowledge as critical aspects of personal growth. With reflections on how transformative experiences shape our lives, this episode offers valuable insights into the power of mindset and the journey toward personal and professional fulfillment.
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In the realm of business and fitness, Mauro breaks down the unique challenges faced by those over 40 and the importance of breaking free from environments that foster excuses. Discover how a dedicated fitness regimen and a supportive community can change the game for fitness enthusiasts and entrepreneurs alike. Mauro emphasizes the importance of client success, sharing invaluable lessons from industry leaders. From building client relationships to the power of referrals over social media marketing, this episode is full of strategies for sustaining business growth.
Mauro underscores the real impact of achieving fitness goals on one's life, especially for busy professionals. He also covers marketing strategies, the pros and cons of Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT), and practical tips for overcoming fitness challenges, including travel fitness hacks. Listen in for actionable advice on creating a fitness plan and the importance of tailoring your wellness journey to your health goals. This episode is full of insights for anyone looking to prioritize their health and achieve long-term success while also achieving business success.
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In the realm of business and fitness, Mauro breaks down the unique challenges faced by those over 40 and the importance of breaking free from environments that foster excuses. Discover how a dedicated fitness regimen and a supportive community can change the game for fitness enthusiasts and entrepreneurs alike. Mauro emphasizes the importance of client success, sharing invaluable lessons from industry leaders. From building client relationships to the power of referrals over social media marketing, this episode is full of strategies for sustaining business growth.
Mauro underscores the real impact of achieving fitness goals on one's life, especially for busy professionals. He also covers marketing strategies, the pros and cons of Testosterone Replacement Therapy (TRT), and practical tips for overcoming fitness challenges, including travel fitness hacks. Listen in for actionable advice on creating a fitness plan and the importance of tailoring your wellness journey to your health goals. This episode is full of insights for anyone looking to prioritize their health and achieve long-term success while also achieving business success.
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This episode covers the rapidly evolving world of video marketing, from the increased standards in production quality to the transformative impact of AI advancements. Adrian shares invaluable insights into creating impactful courses that go beyond just selling and genuinely educate. This episode is packed with knowledge, offering a roadmap for anyone keen on scaling their business or navigating the dynamic digital landscape. Tune in and equip yourself with the tools to elevate your game in video marketing and beyond.
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This episode covers the rapidly evolving world of video marketing, from the increased standards in production quality to the transformative impact of AI advancements. Adrian shares invaluable insights into creating impactful courses that go beyond just selling and genuinely educate. This episode is packed with knowledge, offering a roadmap for anyone keen on scaling their business or navigating the dynamic digital landscape. Tune in and equip yourself with the tools to elevate your game in video marketing and beyond.
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Discover the profound impact of meticulous attention to detail, from design to maintaining visual coherence. You will learn the significance of aligning all creative outputs with your core values and mission for effective branding.
The episode is an exploration of content strategy and audience engagement. Paul provides insights into the power of consistency and differentiation, especially when tackling social media algorithms. Gain tips on how to create compelling, targeted content that resonates with your audience. Finally, Paul and Tony delve into the importance of embracing authenticity, managing criticism constructively, and boldly expressing your core values. Don't miss the opportunity for collaboration and growth through the 365 Driven community, designed to elevate your business and life.
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Discover the profound impact of meticulous attention to detail, from design to maintaining visual coherence. You will learn the significance of aligning all creative outputs with your core values and mission for effective branding.
The episode is an exploration of content strategy and audience engagement. Paul provides insights into the power of consistency and differentiation, especially when tackling social media algorithms. Gain tips on how to create compelling, targeted content that resonates with your audience. Finally, Paul and Tony delve into the importance of embracing authenticity, managing criticism constructively, and boldly expressing your core values. Don't miss the opportunity for collaboration and growth through the 365 Driven community, designed to elevate your business and life.
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Navigating the world without modern conveniences showcased both strengths and weaknesses. From the havoc on the roads with non-functional traffic lights to the empty gas stations causing frustration and conflict among neighbors, Tony witnessed firsthand the crisis of unpreparedness. Through sharing personal encounters and observing community behavior, he highlights the critical need for readiness and emotional control. Stoicism and forethought proved invaluable, contrasting sharply with the widespread panic and entitlement that emerged in the wake of the storm.
By promoting personal responsibility and preparedness, Tony challenges you to build robust support systems and become part of resilient networks like the 365driven community, ensuring we're all equipped to face future challenges together.
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Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
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Navigating the world without modern conveniences showcased both strengths and weaknesses. From the havoc on the roads with non-functional traffic lights to the empty gas stations causing frustration and conflict among neighbors, Tony witnessed firsthand the crisis of unpreparedness. Through sharing personal encounters and observing community behavior, he highlights the critical need for readiness and emotional control. Stoicism and forethought proved invaluable, contrasting sharply with the widespread panic and entitlement that emerged in the wake of the storm.
By promoting personal responsibility and preparedness, Tony challenges you to build robust support systems and become part of resilient networks like the 365driven community, ensuring we're all equipped to face future challenges together.
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
Ian and Tony also explore the broader struggles faced by small business owners during the pandemic, touching on the challenges of gaining media attention and the frustrations with government mandates that deemed businesses non-essential. Ian's narrative brings to light the emotional toll on small business owners as they watched large corporations profit while their own livelihoods were at risk. This episode highlights the principles of entrepreneurship and the determination required to maintain one's business amidst systemic challenges.
Additionally, Ian takes us through his legal battles, his run for Congress, and his transition into the field of hormone therapy at Summit Rejuvenation. His story is one of resilience and transformation, from facing multiple municipal charges to becoming a public figure advocating for various causes. Ian shares his experiences and insights into the world of telemedicine and business, offering a unique perspective on navigating life's challenges with passion and integrity. Tune in for an inspiring conversation filled with personal anecdotes and valuable lessons for aspiring entrepreneurs and activists alike.
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Ian and Tony also explore the broader struggles faced by small business owners during the pandemic, touching on the challenges of gaining media attention and the frustrations with government mandates that deemed businesses non-essential. Ian's narrative brings to light the emotional toll on small business owners as they watched large corporations profit while their own livelihoods were at risk. This episode highlights the principles of entrepreneurship and the determination required to maintain one's business amidst systemic challenges.
Additionally, Ian takes us through his legal battles, his run for Congress, and his transition into the field of hormone therapy at Summit Rejuvenation. His story is one of resilience and transformation, from facing multiple municipal charges to becoming a public figure advocating for various causes. Ian shares his experiences and insights into the world of telemedicine and business, offering a unique perspective on navigating life's challenges with passion and integrity. Tune in for an inspiring conversation filled with personal anecdotes and valuable lessons for aspiring entrepreneurs and activists alike.
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Roger unveils actionable strategies to leverage YouTube for your own business growth. He explains his personal roadmap for harnessing YouTube's potential, from researching successful channels to hiring the right coaches.
Additionally, Roger and Tony discuss the critical role of meaningful relationships and give tips on how to become a better public speaker. Roger emphasizes the importance of a strong online presence and his mission to make you and your business "Googleable." His newest endeavor is designed to empower small businesses to manage their online visibility more effectively. This episode is a comprehensive guide to mastering YouTube, public speaking, and digital presence for business success.
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Roger unveils actionable strategies to leverage YouTube for your own business growth. He explains his personal roadmap for harnessing YouTube's potential, from researching successful channels to hiring the right coaches.
Additionally, Roger and Tony discuss the critical role of meaningful relationships and give tips on how to become a better public speaker. Roger emphasizes the importance of a strong online presence and his mission to make you and your business "Googleable." His newest endeavor is designed to empower small businesses to manage their online visibility more effectively. This episode is a comprehensive guide to mastering YouTube, public speaking, and digital presence for business success.
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You will also get practical tips on mastering soundbites for media and public speaking. Learn how to deliver impactful, concise statements that resonate across various platforms. Tony also stresses the importance of extending your comfort zone for success, illustrating this with personal stories of overcoming public-speaking fears and treating content creation as a serious endeavor. By consistently improving and stepping out of your comfort zone, you can make a lasting impact and ensure your message is memorable. Tune in to discover the full spectrum of storytelling techniques that can propel your business to new heights.
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The Power of Storytelling in Business
Positioning Yourself as the Hero
The Wisdom of Classic Psychology Books
Mastering Soundbites for Media Success
The Art of Storytelling in Interviews
Storytelling and Brand Building Essentials
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
You will also get practical tips on mastering soundbites for media and public speaking. Learn how to deliver impactful, concise statements that resonate across various platforms. Tony also stresses the importance of extending your comfort zone for success, illustrating this with personal stories of overcoming public-speaking fears and treating content creation as a serious endeavor. By consistently improving and stepping out of your comfort zone, you can make a lasting impact and ensure your message is memorable. Tune in to discover the full spectrum of storytelling techniques that can propel your business to new heights.
Key highlights:
The Power of Storytelling in Business
Positioning Yourself as the Hero
The Wisdom of Classic Psychology Books
Mastering Soundbites for Media Success
The Art of Storytelling in Interviews
Storytelling and Brand Building Essentials
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Website: 365driven.com
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
Ty and Tony explore the challenges of early entrepreneurship, including the difficulty of delegating tasks and the necessity of wearing multiple hats. Ty offers valuable insights into overcoming these hurdles by finding and trusting the right team members and shifting from micromanaging to inspiring and supporting a team. He also highlights the importance of personal development and leadership growth, emphasizing how investing in oneself and others can lead to greater organizational success.
Ty also shares his journey of overcoming imposter syndrome and self-doubt, focusing on the transition from self-centered motives to a purpose-driven approach. Hear about his transformative experience of conquering public speaking fears by focusing on serving the audience, culminating in a powerful moment at RoofCon. This episode underscores the significance of authenticity, mentorship, and empowering leadership in building a successful business. Be sure to tune in for more insights and stories that will inspire and guide you on your entrepreneurial journey.
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Ty and Tony explore the challenges of early entrepreneurship, including the difficulty of delegating tasks and the necessity of wearing multiple hats. Ty offers valuable insights into overcoming these hurdles by finding and trusting the right team members and shifting from micromanaging to inspiring and supporting a team. He also highlights the importance of personal development and leadership growth, emphasizing how investing in oneself and others can lead to greater organizational success.
Ty also shares his journey of overcoming imposter syndrome and self-doubt, focusing on the transition from self-centered motives to a purpose-driven approach. Hear about his transformative experience of conquering public speaking fears by focusing on serving the audience, culminating in a powerful moment at RoofCon. This episode underscores the significance of authenticity, mentorship, and empowering leadership in building a successful business. Be sure to tune in for more insights and stories that will inspire and guide you on your entrepreneurial journey.
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Jeremy then journeys through the extensive history of Rome, from its founding in 753 BC to the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 AD, and beyond to the Eastern Empire's collapse in 1453. Understanding Rome's evolution from kingdom to republic to empire offers rich insights into the factors that led to its decline, such as poor leadership, economic turmoil, and military crises.
You will learn about the decline of the Western Roman Empire and its financial and political woes, echoing modern federalism in the United States. Evaluating the stories of key figures like the Gracchi brothers, Gaius Marius, Lucius Cornelius Sulla, and Julius Caesar, we can extract valuable lessons on reform, conflict, and power struggles. Additionally, Jeremy touches on the relevance of Roman history in today's social media-driven discussions and underscores the importance of community involvement and independent thought in navigating contemporary politics. Tune in for a compelling exploration of history that resonates powerfully with our present.
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Jeremy then journeys through the extensive history of Rome, from its founding in 753 BC to the fall of the Western Roman Empire in 476 AD, and beyond to the Eastern Empire's collapse in 1453. Understanding Rome's evolution from kingdom to republic to empire offers rich insights into the factors that led to its decline, such as poor leadership, economic turmoil, and military crises.
You will learn about the decline of the Western Roman Empire and its financial and political woes, echoing modern federalism in the United States. Evaluating the stories of key figures like the Gracchi brothers, Gaius Marius, Lucius Cornelius Sulla, and Julius Caesar, we can extract valuable lessons on reform, conflict, and power struggles. Additionally, Jeremy touches on the relevance of Roman history in today's social media-driven discussions and underscores the importance of community involvement and independent thought in navigating contemporary politics. Tune in for a compelling exploration of history that resonates powerfully with our present.
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Cult Leadership Tactics. Here are the 10 common identifiers usually found within a cult.
1. The leader is charismatic and attracts attention. Usually has a level of intrigue or mystery about themselves. Can be unpredictable at times. They'll sometimes label themselves as prophets or that they have almost God-like characteristics or skills.
2. The leader knows how to grow an audience of followers. They understand that it's easier to get people to join when they are in a financial struggle or they feel lonely.
3. There is a defined business model that generates huge profits for the leader, and some of the Lieutenants that report directly to him or her. There are usually defined levels within the membership, starting from a low-priced base, a midrange level, and a top level. Each of these levels seems more prestigious than the level below it, and serve to make members aspire to level up (thus, spend more)
4. The psychology of "Us vs Them" is deployed heavily within the organization. The leader teaches the members to distrust anyone outside of the group. The leader makes the members feel they are part of an elite private club, and that they are better than other people outside of the club. Think about how odd this is, especially if you understand most in the group are struggling or lonely, not actually "elite".
5. The leader introduces "insider speak" within the community. These are trite little phrases or sayings that are often repeated by the leader, and show up in the external words and writings of the members. This insider speak is a way of signaling to other group members that you're in the club. It's the "IYKYK" handshake.
6. Members are manipulated to remain in the club through gained notoriety and acknowledgment within the club. They are led to believe they are better members if they contribute more money and time to the group. They are made to believe they are part of something much bigger than themselves, and that it's unsafe to leave the group. People fear the potential backlash of leaving, so they remain.
7. The leader accepts no criticism, and dissent is punished publicly. Naysayers or skeptics are removed immediately, by shunning or banning them. Those who remain in the group are encouraged to no longer associate or support former members. On social media, they'll block or unfriend you. A former member's stellar reputation may experience a smear campaign, especially if they are a whistle-blower.
8. Each cult has regular gatherings and ceremonies. These are opportunities to publicly praise the best members, encourage more donations or leveling-up ranks by investing more, and to allow the members to visually see they aren't alone. Expect "insider speak" in most member conversations, especially from the leader on stage.
9. The leader eventually earns enough to invest in real estate, a formal gathering place or compound. A place where they can teach others to enroll more members, have private gatherings, and indoctrinate their beliefs into members and staff.
10. The leader would never dare to reveal these tactics above to their members, as they profit from the low awareness of others.
Comments or feedback? Find Tony on Instagram @365driven
]]>Cult Leadership Tactics. Here are the 10 common identifiers usually found within a cult.
1. The leader is charismatic and attracts attention. Usually has a level of intrigue or mystery about themselves. Can be unpredictable at times. They'll sometimes label themselves as prophets or that they have almost God-like characteristics or skills.
2. The leader knows how to grow an audience of followers. They understand that it's easier to get people to join when they are in a financial struggle or they feel lonely.
3. There is a defined business model that generates huge profits for the leader, and some of the Lieutenants that report directly to him or her. There are usually defined levels within the membership, starting from a low-priced base, a midrange level, and a top level. Each of these levels seems more prestigious than the level below it, and serve to make members aspire to level up (thus, spend more)
4. The psychology of "Us vs Them" is deployed heavily within the organization. The leader teaches the members to distrust anyone outside of the group. The leader makes the members feel they are part of an elite private club, and that they are better than other people outside of the club. Think about how odd this is, especially if you understand most in the group are struggling or lonely, not actually "elite".
5. The leader introduces "insider speak" within the community. These are trite little phrases or sayings that are often repeated by the leader, and show up in the external words and writings of the members. This insider speak is a way of signaling to other group members that you're in the club. It's the "IYKYK" handshake.
6. Members are manipulated to remain in the club through gained notoriety and acknowledgment within the club. They are led to believe they are better members if they contribute more money and time to the group. They are made to believe they are part of something much bigger than themselves, and that it's unsafe to leave the group. People fear the potential backlash of leaving, so they remain.
7. The leader accepts no criticism, and dissent is punished publicly. Naysayers or skeptics are removed immediately, by shunning or banning them. Those who remain in the group are encouraged to no longer associate or support former members. On social media, they'll block or unfriend you. A former member's stellar reputation may experience a smear campaign, especially if they are a whistle-blower.
8. Each cult has regular gatherings and ceremonies. These are opportunities to publicly praise the best members, encourage more donations or leveling-up ranks by investing more, and to allow the members to visually see they aren't alone. Expect "insider speak" in most member conversations, especially from the leader on stage.
9. The leader eventually earns enough to invest in real estate, a formal gathering place or compound. A place where they can teach others to enroll more members, have private gatherings, and indoctrinate their beliefs into members and staff.
10. The leader would never dare to reveal these tactics above to their members, as they profit from the low awareness of others.
Comments or feedback? Find Tony on Instagram @365driven
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This conversation takes you through the grueling trials of Navy SEAL training and how they shape the resilient mindset needed for successful entrepreneurship. As the longest-serving BUD/S and SQT instructor, Ryan has seen firsthand the unpredictability of who makes it through and who doesn't, and he draws striking parallels between surviving SEAL training and thriving in the competitive business world. Ryan's personal evolution, from a young man searching for his place in the world to a seasoned business owner, underscores the transformative power of facing and embracing challenges.
Finally, Ryan and Tony shift gears to discuss the intricacies of entrepreneurship, from fostering meaningful conversations among business leaders to the art of negotiation. Ryan shares his experiences in the apparel industry, offering valuable insights into problem-solving and the significance of understanding both the creative and logistical sides of a business. He also reveals some hard-earned lessons on financial decisions and the importance of strong contracts. Tune in for an enlightening look at the intersection of mental fortitude, physical endurance, and entrepreneurial spirit that defines success in both military and civilian life.
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This conversation takes you through the grueling trials of Navy SEAL training and how they shape the resilient mindset needed for successful entrepreneurship. As the longest-serving BUD/S and SQT instructor, Ryan has seen firsthand the unpredictability of who makes it through and who doesn't, and he draws striking parallels between surviving SEAL training and thriving in the competitive business world. Ryan's personal evolution, from a young man searching for his place in the world to a seasoned business owner, underscores the transformative power of facing and embracing challenges.
Finally, Ryan and Tony shift gears to discuss the intricacies of entrepreneurship, from fostering meaningful conversations among business leaders to the art of negotiation. Ryan shares his experiences in the apparel industry, offering valuable insights into problem-solving and the significance of understanding both the creative and logistical sides of a business. He also reveals some hard-earned lessons on financial decisions and the importance of strong contracts. Tune in for an enlightening look at the intersection of mental fortitude, physical endurance, and entrepreneurial spirit that defines success in both military and civilian life.
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Greg and Tony reflect on the complexities of manufacturing, the revelation of hiring to streamline workflow, and the 'learn and burn' approach to continuous education. This episode is not just about the mechanics of business growth, but also the personal evolution that's instrumental in sculpting a mindset for success.
Greg opens up about the profound impact of his mindfulness practices, especially in times of personal loss, and the continuous pursuit of self-awareness that has been enhanced by fatherhood. From stoic philosophies to the importance of open communication, this episode is an important reminder of the internal development that's as crucial as external success.
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Greg and Tony reflect on the complexities of manufacturing, the revelation of hiring to streamline workflow, and the 'learn and burn' approach to continuous education. This episode is not just about the mechanics of business growth, but also the personal evolution that's instrumental in sculpting a mindset for success.
Greg opens up about the profound impact of his mindfulness practices, especially in times of personal loss, and the continuous pursuit of self-awareness that has been enhanced by fatherhood. From stoic philosophies to the importance of open communication, this episode is an important reminder of the internal development that's as crucial as external success.
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Dave and Tony swap stories that reveal the core of leadership development—stories that reflect the shift from being a learner to a teacher, and then merging the two as a staple of good leadership. Dave covers the importance of self-education, the vitality of fostering a leadership culture within organizations, and the empowering strategy of 'leading up.'
Dave emphasizes the critical role of feedback in honing one's leadership skills, the art of building confidence through genuine connections, and the ever-present need for authenticity—especially in the age of social media. This episode is packed with the kind of truths that serve as the guide for anyone looking to lead with integrity and a relentless drive for personal growth. Tune in for these powerful insights that will leave you contemplating not just how to lead, but how to live.
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Dave and Tony swap stories that reveal the core of leadership development—stories that reflect the shift from being a learner to a teacher, and then merging the two as a staple of good leadership. Dave covers the importance of self-education, the vitality of fostering a leadership culture within organizations, and the empowering strategy of 'leading up.'
Dave emphasizes the critical role of feedback in honing one's leadership skills, the art of building confidence through genuine connections, and the ever-present need for authenticity—especially in the age of social media. This episode is packed with the kind of truths that serve as the guide for anyone looking to lead with integrity and a relentless drive for personal growth. Tune in for these powerful insights that will leave you contemplating not just how to lead, but how to live.
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This conversation goes beyond just influencer size, shedding light on the importance of authenticity and strategic A/B testing with micro and mid-tier influencers. Dan also delves into the recent FTC guidelines, stressing the significance of transparency in sponsored content and the potential pitfalls of reposting without proper permissions. As Dan explains the intricacies of legal agreements and the impact of content choices on brand safety, he offers a personal perspective on the power of repurposing content for your marketing needs.
Dan and Tony also discuss the importance of aligning influencer personalities with brand values and the role of foundational digital marketing strategies in the success of influencer campaigns. From discussing bot followers to advocating for a data-driven approach in content promotion, this episode leaves no stone unturned. If you're keen on maximizing business potential through collaboration and influencer marketing, or looking to build your personal brand, this episode with Dan Coughlin is a valuable resource.
Connect with Dan Coughlin:
Website: gethypedmedia.com
Instagram: @dangethyped
Facebook: Danny Coughlin
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Instagram: @365driven
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This conversation goes beyond just influencer size, shedding light on the importance of authenticity and strategic A/B testing with micro and mid-tier influencers. Dan also delves into the recent FTC guidelines, stressing the significance of transparency in sponsored content and the potential pitfalls of reposting without proper permissions. As Dan explains the intricacies of legal agreements and the impact of content choices on brand safety, he offers a personal perspective on the power of repurposing content for your marketing needs.
Dan and Tony also discuss the importance of aligning influencer personalities with brand values and the role of foundational digital marketing strategies in the success of influencer campaigns. From discussing bot followers to advocating for a data-driven approach in content promotion, this episode leaves no stone unturned. If you're keen on maximizing business potential through collaboration and influencer marketing, or looking to build your personal brand, this episode with Dan Coughlin is a valuable resource.
Connect with Dan Coughlin:
Website: gethypedmedia.com
Instagram: @dangethyped
Facebook: Danny Coughlin
TikTok: @dangethyped
LinkedIn: Dan Coughlin
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Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
This episode is a testament to how embracing humor and playfulness can turbocharge the creative process. Heather opens up about her early struggles to find a balance between making ends meet and nurturing innovation and creativity. With Heather's insights into crafting content that catches attention, this episode covers the laugh-out-loud side of creativity that can turn even the driest topics into learning and entertainment.
If you enjoy this episode, you can see Heather speak in person at the upcoming 365 Driven Advance in Costa Rica June 8-13. Details here: 365driven.com/advance7
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This episode is a testament to how embracing humor and playfulness can turbocharge the creative process. Heather opens up about her early struggles to find a balance between making ends meet and nurturing innovation and creativity. With Heather's insights into crafting content that catches attention, this episode covers the laugh-out-loud side of creativity that can turn even the driest topics into learning and entertainment.
If you enjoy this episode, you can see Heather speak in person at the upcoming 365 Driven Advance in Costa Rica June 8-13. Details here: 365driven.com/advance7
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Jason and Tony reflect on the deeper meaning behind entrepreneurship and the vital role it plays in shaping a purpose-driven life. They shed light on the intersection of business and personal values, discussing how true fulfillment often stems from helping others and standing up against societal control.
In a powerful call to action, Jason spotlights the necessity of civic engagement, particularly in the global fight against human trafficking. He provides an inside look at the commendable success of CERT Ministries in rescuing individuals from exploitation, underscoring the critical role of public awareness and intervention. This episode concludes with an empowering message of personal responsibility, urging listeners to remain vigilant and proactive in protecting our communities. This is an invitation to consider the expansive impact of financial freedom – an opportunity to create positive change and leave your mark on the world.
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Jason and Tony reflect on the deeper meaning behind entrepreneurship and the vital role it plays in shaping a purpose-driven life. They shed light on the intersection of business and personal values, discussing how true fulfillment often stems from helping others and standing up against societal control.
In a powerful call to action, Jason spotlights the necessity of civic engagement, particularly in the global fight against human trafficking. He provides an inside look at the commendable success of CERT Ministries in rescuing individuals from exploitation, underscoring the critical role of public awareness and intervention. This episode concludes with an empowering message of personal responsibility, urging listeners to remain vigilant and proactive in protecting our communities. This is an invitation to consider the expansive impact of financial freedom – an opportunity to create positive change and leave your mark on the world.
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Hunter emphasizes the significance of having a clear vision and surrounding yourself with influential thinkers, a philosophy that has deeply impacted the roofing industry. Hunter explains how the introduction of personal development into professional spaces has cultivated a new breed of leadership, transforming the way the industry approaches growth and success. The presence of motivational speakers at industry events, a strategic move by Hunter, has sparked a cultural shift towards self-improvement and leadership.
The core of Hunter's mission is to lead a revolt against mediocrity in all facets of life. Whether it's health, wealth, faith, growth, relationships, or legacy, this episode is an invitation to join a movement of community leadership that prioritizes purpose over profit.
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Hunter emphasizes the significance of having a clear vision and surrounding yourself with influential thinkers, a philosophy that has deeply impacted the roofing industry. Hunter explains how the introduction of personal development into professional spaces has cultivated a new breed of leadership, transforming the way the industry approaches growth and success. The presence of motivational speakers at industry events, a strategic move by Hunter, has sparked a cultural shift towards self-improvement and leadership.
The core of Hunter's mission is to lead a revolt against mediocrity in all facets of life. Whether it's health, wealth, faith, growth, relationships, or legacy, this episode is an invitation to join a movement of community leadership that prioritizes purpose over profit.
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Tony peels back the layers of his own transformation, from a hidden figure behind corporate giants to a voice that resonates with humor and vulnerability. He shares proven strategies for overcoming the terror of the spotlight, highlighting the triumphs of maintaining a victory log, and the potency of the ABCs of achievement: Action, Belief, and Consistency. This isn't just a story; Tony is extending an invitation—to seize the pen, to make life not just an adventure, but your adventure. So, as we chart these untraveled roads, let's author a tale of purpose, potential, and the power of being the hero in your own story.
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Tony peels back the layers of his own transformation, from a hidden figure behind corporate giants to a voice that resonates with humor and vulnerability. He shares proven strategies for overcoming the terror of the spotlight, highlighting the triumphs of maintaining a victory log, and the potency of the ABCs of achievement: Action, Belief, and Consistency. This isn't just a story; Tony is extending an invitation—to seize the pen, to make life not just an adventure, but your adventure. So, as we chart these untraveled roads, let's author a tale of purpose, potential, and the power of being the hero in your own story.
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Listen in as Laurie and Tony unpack the nuances of creating enterprise value, especially through strategic marketing. Reflecting on the evolution of retail in the digital age, this episode emphasizes the critical role of metrics such as Customer Acquisition Cost and Lifetime Value, retention, and churn rates. These indicators are not just buzzwords; they're vital to a company's financial narrative and can dramatically influence its market value. Whether you're a tech startup guru or a small business owner, this discussion offers actionable insights on harnessing data to build a more resilient and valuable business.
In this comprehensive discussion, Laurie and Tony also tackle the personal and pragmatic aspects of selling a business, from the initial readiness to the emotional aftermath. Laurie's tales of entrepreneurs post-sale highlight the transformational nature of these transactions. Don't miss out on these vital conversations that could shape the future of your business legacy.
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Creating Enterprise Value Through Strategic Marketing
Building Valuable and Sustainable Businesses
Understanding Business Valuation Multiples
Navigating the Business Sale Process
Private Equity Buyouts and Acquisitions
Legacy and Entrepreneurship Transition Strategy
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Listen in as Laurie and Tony unpack the nuances of creating enterprise value, especially through strategic marketing. Reflecting on the evolution of retail in the digital age, this episode emphasizes the critical role of metrics such as Customer Acquisition Cost and Lifetime Value, retention, and churn rates. These indicators are not just buzzwords; they're vital to a company's financial narrative and can dramatically influence its market value. Whether you're a tech startup guru or a small business owner, this discussion offers actionable insights on harnessing data to build a more resilient and valuable business.
In this comprehensive discussion, Laurie and Tony also tackle the personal and pragmatic aspects of selling a business, from the initial readiness to the emotional aftermath. Laurie's tales of entrepreneurs post-sale highlight the transformational nature of these transactions. Don't miss out on these vital conversations that could shape the future of your business legacy.
Key highlights:
Creating Enterprise Value Through Strategic Marketing
Building Valuable and Sustainable Businesses
Understanding Business Valuation Multiples
Navigating the Business Sale Process
Private Equity Buyouts and Acquisitions
Legacy and Entrepreneurship Transition Strategy
Connect with Laurie Barkman:
Website: thebusinesstransitionsherpa.com
Instagram: @lauriebarkman
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Chris and Tony explore the intricate relationship between entrepreneurship, passion, and expertise. Chris takes you through the rebirth of his entrepreneurial journey with Solgen Power, emphasizing the strategic approach to business growth that includes both learning from past mistakes and seizing new opportunities.
Chris delves into the mechanics of building a robust business model, the significance of pricing and marketing strategies, and the factors that influence a company's growth and valuation. He offers sage advice on avoiding "new money behavior," the allure of entrepreneurship, and the pitfalls of not understanding the true value of a company. This episode is not just a narrative of triumph over adversity but a masterclass in entrepreneurial wisdom, highlighting the importance of reinvesting in your business, understanding the sales process, and navigating acquisitions.
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Chris and Tony explore the intricate relationship between entrepreneurship, passion, and expertise. Chris takes you through the rebirth of his entrepreneurial journey with Solgen Power, emphasizing the strategic approach to business growth that includes both learning from past mistakes and seizing new opportunities.
Chris delves into the mechanics of building a robust business model, the significance of pricing and marketing strategies, and the factors that influence a company's growth and valuation. He offers sage advice on avoiding "new money behavior," the allure of entrepreneurship, and the pitfalls of not understanding the true value of a company. This episode is not just a narrative of triumph over adversity but a masterclass in entrepreneurial wisdom, highlighting the importance of reinvesting in your business, understanding the sales process, and navigating acquisitions.
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Tony and Pat discuss the critical elements of value-driven success and building confidence. This conversation is all about the art of building genuine connections and offering value in online communities, a strategy that has helped Tony grow multiple seven-figure businesses. Tony also tackles the dangers of ego, the scarcity mindset, and the importance of supporting others, understanding that true success extends beyond financial gains. He highlights the power of authenticity, expertise, and patience in creating a trusted authority, urging listeners to focus on competence and confidence in their professional pursuits.
The importance of sticking to a professional path and mastering a skill is emphasized, challenging the 'fake it till you make it' mentality. And if you're looking for inspiration, Tony's story is a testament to the influence of a great mentor, reminding us of the profound impact we can have on others and the entrepreneurial community at large. So, tune in and be inspired to take your brand and business to new heights with authenticity and intention.
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Tony and Pat discuss the critical elements of value-driven success and building confidence. This conversation is all about the art of building genuine connections and offering value in online communities, a strategy that has helped Tony grow multiple seven-figure businesses. Tony also tackles the dangers of ego, the scarcity mindset, and the importance of supporting others, understanding that true success extends beyond financial gains. He highlights the power of authenticity, expertise, and patience in creating a trusted authority, urging listeners to focus on competence and confidence in their professional pursuits.
The importance of sticking to a professional path and mastering a skill is emphasized, challenging the 'fake it till you make it' mentality. And if you're looking for inspiration, Tony's story is a testament to the influence of a great mentor, reminding us of the profound impact we can have on others and the entrepreneurial community at large. So, tune in and be inspired to take your brand and business to new heights with authenticity and intention.
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]]>This episode revs up the conversation on the power of personal development and making a big mark in the business world. Tony opens up about his own quest for significance, the birth of his book "Side Hustle Millionaire," and the triumph over his fear of public speaking. The road to success isn't free of speed bumps—Tony and Chris discuss the challenges of leaving the security of a 9-to-5, the awakening of 2020, and the indispensable role of social media in amplifying your personal brand and story.
Tony and Chris also dive into the landscape of online influence and the importance of authenticity in an era filled with "gurus" and "experts." With so many people out there claiming to be experts, giving advice, and trying to get you to buy their courses, it has become increasingly important to be able to distinguish the fakes from the real experts. Tony shares his perspective on staying grounded in your niche and the balance between humility and confidence.
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This episode revs up the conversation on the power of personal development and making a big mark in the business world. Tony opens up about his own quest for significance, the birth of his book "Side Hustle Millionaire," and the triumph over his fear of public speaking. The road to success isn't free of speed bumps—Tony and Chris discuss the challenges of leaving the security of a 9-to-5, the awakening of 2020, and the indispensable role of social media in amplifying your personal brand and story.
Tony and Chris also dive into the landscape of online influence and the importance of authenticity in an era filled with "gurus" and "experts." With so many people out there claiming to be experts, giving advice, and trying to get you to buy their courses, it has become increasingly important to be able to distinguish the fakes from the real experts. Tony shares his perspective on staying grounded in your niche and the balance between humility and confidence.
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Jason and Tony dive into the psychological shifts that accompany financial success and the relentless pursuit of genuine self-representation in a world full of stereotypes. This discussion, fueled by lessons of personal growth and transformation, explores the dynamics of wealth perception.
Jason also demystifies the strategies that elevate social media reach and engagement. You'll learn the potency of collaboration and the magic of controversial content in building an online presence. He also delves into the essence of personal branding—harnessing authenticity and adversity to resonate with an audience. Lastly, he stresses the pivotal role of sacrifice and prioritization on the winding road to success. Tune in for a wealth of candid advice and transformative reflections that could very well reshape your path to digital dominance.
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Jason and Tony dive into the psychological shifts that accompany financial success and the relentless pursuit of genuine self-representation in a world full of stereotypes. This discussion, fueled by lessons of personal growth and transformation, explores the dynamics of wealth perception.
Jason also demystifies the strategies that elevate social media reach and engagement. You'll learn the potency of collaboration and the magic of controversial content in building an online presence. He also delves into the essence of personal branding—harnessing authenticity and adversity to resonate with an audience. Lastly, he stresses the pivotal role of sacrifice and prioritization on the winding road to success. Tune in for a wealth of candid advice and transformative reflections that could very well reshape your path to digital dominance.
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Picture a business landscape where only 20% of companies find a buyer. Now imagine that yours is one of them. This episode takes you through the looking glass into the world of strategic exits and valuations. Adam and Tony share personal anecdotes on buying businesses, discuss the impact of mentorship, and outline how to tell if your business is a lifestyle passion or a scalable venture. Plus, Adam breaks down the mechanics of business valuation and unveils the influence of private equity on your business's worth.
Adam also lays out the strategies that can bolster your wealth and mitigate risk. He touches on the power of roll-over capital and the secrets behind selling a company not once, but multiple times. For those hungry for more, Adam's trio of books awaits to guide you further. Every entrepreneur with dreams of a grand exit and a lasting legacy won't want to miss the insights packed into this conversation. Tune in, and redefine your approach to entrepreneurship and your financial future.
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Picture a business landscape where only 20% of companies find a buyer. Now imagine that yours is one of them. This episode takes you through the looking glass into the world of strategic exits and valuations. Adam and Tony share personal anecdotes on buying businesses, discuss the impact of mentorship, and outline how to tell if your business is a lifestyle passion or a scalable venture. Plus, Adam breaks down the mechanics of business valuation and unveils the influence of private equity on your business's worth.
Adam also lays out the strategies that can bolster your wealth and mitigate risk. He touches on the power of roll-over capital and the secrets behind selling a company not once, but multiple times. For those hungry for more, Adam's trio of books awaits to guide you further. Every entrepreneur with dreams of a grand exit and a lasting legacy won't want to miss the insights packed into this conversation. Tune in, and redefine your approach to entrepreneurship and your financial future.
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In this conversation lies the essential truth that progress is more than just the sum of consistent actions; it's about embracing a trajectory of continuous growth and learning. Rob and Tony dismantle the myth that consistency alone can pave the way to success, instead advocating for a relentless pursuit of personal development. Listen in for practical strategies on how to weave learning into your daily life.
One area that requires consistency to grow your brand in today's digital world, is creating content with your message. Rob will encourage you to get started if you haven't already and emphasizes the importance of continuing to show up for yourself and your audience. If you're ready to be inspired and equipped with the tools to make consistent growth your stepping stone to success, this episode promises motivation and practical insights, brought to you by someone who's walked the talk.
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In this conversation lies the essential truth that progress is more than just the sum of consistent actions; it's about embracing a trajectory of continuous growth and learning. Rob and Tony dismantle the myth that consistency alone can pave the way to success, instead advocating for a relentless pursuit of personal development. Listen in for practical strategies on how to weave learning into your daily life.
One area that requires consistency to grow your brand in today's digital world, is creating content with your message. Rob will encourage you to get started if you haven't already and emphasizes the importance of continuing to show up for yourself and your audience. If you're ready to be inspired and equipped with the tools to make consistent growth your stepping stone to success, this episode promises motivation and practical insights, brought to you by someone who's walked the talk.
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This conversation with Anik ventures into the emotional depths of facing legal scrutiny, where the risk of hefty fines for undisclosed paid promotions is just the tip of the iceberg. You will hear Anik's personal stories that reveal not just the financial stakes but the human cost of FTC violations. Anik conveys the resilience needed to withstand such challenges, the importance of a supportive team, and the strength found in the loyalty of customers when the waves of adversity crash against the foundations of a business.
This episode wraps up with a powerful takeaway on the significance of transparency and honest marketing. Anik emphasizes the imperative of meticulous income claim practices and the need for businesses to rigorously examine all facets of their operations. For entrepreneurs and marketers alike, this conversation is full of cautionary wisdom, offering insight into navigating modern business regulations with your integrity and consumer trust intact.
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This conversation with Anik ventures into the emotional depths of facing legal scrutiny, where the risk of hefty fines for undisclosed paid promotions is just the tip of the iceberg. You will hear Anik's personal stories that reveal not just the financial stakes but the human cost of FTC violations. Anik conveys the resilience needed to withstand such challenges, the importance of a supportive team, and the strength found in the loyalty of customers when the waves of adversity crash against the foundations of a business.
This episode wraps up with a powerful takeaway on the significance of transparency and honest marketing. Anik emphasizes the imperative of meticulous income claim practices and the need for businesses to rigorously examine all facets of their operations. For entrepreneurs and marketers alike, this conversation is full of cautionary wisdom, offering insight into navigating modern business regulations with your integrity and consumer trust intact.
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This episode is packed with actionable insights for anyone looking to enhance their personal and professional life. Tony dives into the necessity of investing in yourself, developing skills that generate income, and the underestimated power of video content creation in today's market. Moreover, he stresses the importance of effective communication, taking calculated risks, and standing firm in your convictions—even if it means going against the grain. As a seasoned entrepreneur himself, he shares how embracing a bit of controversy and critique can fuel your growth and why being a thought leader requires the courage to engage in constructive debate and continuously seek knowledge.
You will learn about the mindset shifts necessary for setting and achieving goals without tying your self-worth to them. There is just one question to ask yourself before you start setting and striving for goals in the New Year. Tune in and take away a treasure trove of wisdom that's sure to inspire and equip you for a transformative year ahead.
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This episode is packed with actionable insights for anyone looking to enhance their personal and professional life. Tony dives into the necessity of investing in yourself, developing skills that generate income, and the underestimated power of video content creation in today's market. Moreover, he stresses the importance of effective communication, taking calculated risks, and standing firm in your convictions—even if it means going against the grain. As a seasoned entrepreneur himself, he shares how embracing a bit of controversy and critique can fuel your growth and why being a thought leader requires the courage to engage in constructive debate and continuously seek knowledge.
You will learn about the mindset shifts necessary for setting and achieving goals without tying your self-worth to them. There is just one question to ask yourself before you start setting and striving for goals in the New Year. Tune in and take away a treasure trove of wisdom that's sure to inspire and equip you for a transformative year ahead.
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This episode features Chapters 9-11 "Conclusion" of the book Side Hustle Millionaire by Tony Whatley.
Chapter 9 wraps up this exploration of "Side Hustle Millionaire," where Tony applauds your commitment to the entrepreneurial grind and underscores the importance of getting your business off the ground today. This journey isn't just about acquiring knowledge; it's about the mental toughness needed to succeed amidst the inevitable critics, haters, and naysayers. It's a chapter that's meant to bolster your resolve and prepare you for the highs and lows of your business adventure.
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This episode features Chapters 9-11 "Conclusion" of the book Side Hustle Millionaire by Tony Whatley.
Chapter 9 wraps up this exploration of "Side Hustle Millionaire," where Tony applauds your commitment to the entrepreneurial grind and underscores the importance of getting your business off the ground today. This journey isn't just about acquiring knowledge; it's about the mental toughness needed to succeed amidst the inevitable critics, haters, and naysayers. It's a chapter that's meant to bolster your resolve and prepare you for the highs and lows of your business adventure.
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This episode features Chapter 8 "Website" of the book Side Hustle Millionaire by Tony Whatley.
Chapter 8 dives into the art of creating a dynamic online presence that embodies your brand's essence and lays the foundation for success. This isn't just another tech talk; it's your blueprint to transform your side hustle into a million-dollar enterprise. Tony explains the power of a professional website—the digital face of your business—and reveals how, with today's intuitive tools, anyone can craft an online masterpiece that captivates and converts.
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This episode features Chapter 8 "Website" of the book Side Hustle Millionaire by Tony Whatley.
Chapter 8 dives into the art of creating a dynamic online presence that embodies your brand's essence and lays the foundation for success. This isn't just another tech talk; it's your blueprint to transform your side hustle into a million-dollar enterprise. Tony explains the power of a professional website—the digital face of your business—and reveals how, with today's intuitive tools, anyone can craft an online masterpiece that captivates and converts.
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This episode features Chapter 7 "Marketing" of the book Side Hustle Millionaire by Tony Whatley.
Chapter 7 breaks down how to make your small business a household name with the art of storytelling, and its transformative power in marketing. Tony shares insights on how a compelling narrative can make your brand an emotional favorite and foster customer loyalty. You'll discover that it's not only about the people you know but also about those who know you – and how to make sure they recognize you for all the right reasons. This chapter gives you the tools to craft a marketing strategy that's as effective as it is authentic.
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This episode features Chapter 7 "Marketing" of the book Side Hustle Millionaire by Tony Whatley.
Chapter 7 breaks down how to make your small business a household name with the art of storytelling, and its transformative power in marketing. Tony shares insights on how a compelling narrative can make your brand an emotional favorite and foster customer loyalty. You'll discover that it's not only about the people you know but also about those who know you – and how to make sure they recognize you for all the right reasons. This chapter gives you the tools to craft a marketing strategy that's as effective as it is authentic.
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This episode features Chapter 6 "Structure" of the book Side Hustle Millionaire by Tony Whatley.
Chapter 6 breaks down how to safeguard your personal assets and set up your business for success.
Tony guides you through the maze of DBAs, LLCs, and Corporations, weighing the pros and cons of each to help you make an informed decision. You'll gain clarity on how to reap the benefits of tax breaks, legal protections, and the nuances of liability that come with the right business entity. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur or a seasoned business owner, this chapter is brimming with insights to fortify your venture against the unpredictable tides of the business world.
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This episode features Chapter 6 "Structure" of the book Side Hustle Millionaire by Tony Whatley.
Chapter 6 breaks down how to safeguard your personal assets and set up your business for success.
Tony guides you through the maze of DBAs, LLCs, and Corporations, weighing the pros and cons of each to help you make an informed decision. You'll gain clarity on how to reap the benefits of tax breaks, legal protections, and the nuances of liability that come with the right business entity. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur or a seasoned business owner, this chapter is brimming with insights to fortify your venture against the unpredictable tides of the business world.
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This episode features Chapter 5 "Money" of the book Side Hustle Millionaire by Tony Whatley.
Chapter 5 covers how to master your company's financial health. Tony guides you through the world of online payment systems, explains how to keep your business cash positive, and demystifies the ever-important ROI. Armed with this knowledge, you'll be equipped to make smart spending decisions and stay in the good graces of Uncle Sam, all while keeping your business strong and steady.
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This episode features Chapter 5 "Money" of the book Side Hustle Millionaire by Tony Whatley.
Chapter 5 covers how to master your company's financial health. Tony guides you through the world of online payment systems, explains how to keep your business cash positive, and demystifies the ever-important ROI. Armed with this knowledge, you'll be equipped to make smart spending decisions and stay in the good graces of Uncle Sam, all while keeping your business strong and steady.
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This episode features Chapter 4 "Branding" of the book Side Hustle Millionaire by Tony Whatley.
Chapter 4 covers the topic of branding and how it can propel your business to the level of industry giants like Nike and Apple. This chapter equips you with the tools to establish a bond between your brand and your audience.
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This episode features Chapter 4 "Branding" of the book Side Hustle Millionaire by Tony Whatley.
Chapter 4 covers the topic of branding and how it can propel your business to the level of industry giants like Nike and Apple. This chapter equips you with the tools to establish a bond between your brand and your audience.
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This episode features Chapter 3 "Ideas" of the book Side Hustle Millionaire by Tony Whatley.
Chapter 3 covers the art of evaluating business ideas. Tony walks you through a practical example of how to reverse-engineer your revenue goals to hit your target profit. By rating hypothetical business ideas on their interest, profit potential, and ease of startup, he demonstrates a methodical approach to selecting the most promising ventures. This strategy not only prioritizes your ideas but also propels you towards taking definitive action.
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This episode features Chapter 3 "Ideas" of the book Side Hustle Millionaire by Tony Whatley.
Chapter 3 covers the art of evaluating business ideas. Tony walks you through a practical example of how to reverse-engineer your revenue goals to hit your target profit. By rating hypothetical business ideas on their interest, profit potential, and ease of startup, he demonstrates a methodical approach to selecting the most promising ventures. This strategy not only prioritizes your ideas but also propels you towards taking definitive action.
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This episode features Chapter 2 "Mindset" of the book Side Hustle Millionaire by Tony Whatley.
Chapter two covers the mindset needed to start and maintain a business. Unlock your potential and shatter the barriers that keep you from starting your own business as Tony navigates the often tumultuous yet rewarding journey of entrepreneurship. You will be equipped with strategies to conquer the fear, financial constraints, and knowledge gaps that keep aspiring entrepreneurs stuck.
Tony dissects the excuses that hold you back, advocating for a mindset shift where fear transforms into fuel, and perceived failures become the building blocks of success. By choosing confidence and embracing the inevitability of obstacles, you pave the way for an actionable roadmap to overcome the most common entrepreneurial hurdles.
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This episode features Chapter 2 "Mindset" of the book Side Hustle Millionaire by Tony Whatley.
Chapter two covers the mindset needed to start and maintain a business. Unlock your potential and shatter the barriers that keep you from starting your own business as Tony navigates the often tumultuous yet rewarding journey of entrepreneurship. You will be equipped with strategies to conquer the fear, financial constraints, and knowledge gaps that keep aspiring entrepreneurs stuck.
Tony dissects the excuses that hold you back, advocating for a mindset shift where fear transforms into fuel, and perceived failures become the building blocks of success. By choosing confidence and embracing the inevitability of obstacles, you pave the way for an actionable roadmap to overcome the most common entrepreneurial hurdles.
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Happy New Year 365 Driven Society. When Tony first wrote his book Side Hustle Millionaire, which debuted in 2018, he had no idea the level of impact that it could create. That book climbed to the number one spot on Amazon in the small business category and also reached number 11 in all personal development books. Thousands of people have read that book, and it has made so many people start their businesses or be able to salvage some of the businesses that they already had existing, that maybe needed some things that were missing.
It was an honor to be able to put that out there. The lives that this book impacted, and the messages that Tony receives on a weekly basis show him that he did it for the right reasons. For this new year, Tony wants to encourage more people to start their business and if you've already got a business, he hopes that you listen to the next few episodes and maybe you'll find some value in there that can improve your current business. Tony wanted to give this as a gift so that more people could access this information in hopes that it would encourage them to start their business and change their lives, putting freedom back in their own hands. This is his gift to you as a listener of 365 Driven and to celebrate five years of this show.
Chapter one covers the realities of entrepreneurship. Tony debunks the myth of overnight success and underscores the necessity for hard work, discipline, and strategic risk-taking. He reflects on his own experience of juggling an engineering career with his entrepreneurial ambitions, proving the effectiveness of running a side business.
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Happy New Year 365 Driven Society. When Tony first wrote his book Side Hustle Millionaire, which debuted in 2018, he had no idea the level of impact that it could create. That book climbed to the number one spot on Amazon in the small business category and also reached number 11 in all personal development books. Thousands of people have read that book, and it has made so many people start their businesses or be able to salvage some of the businesses that they already had existing, that maybe needed some things that were missing.
It was an honor to be able to put that out there. The lives that this book impacted, and the messages that Tony receives on a weekly basis show him that he did it for the right reasons. For this new year, Tony wants to encourage more people to start their business and if you've already got a business, he hopes that you listen to the next few episodes and maybe you'll find some value in there that can improve your current business. Tony wanted to give this as a gift so that more people could access this information in hopes that it would encourage them to start their business and change their lives, putting freedom back in their own hands. This is his gift to you as a listener of 365 Driven and to celebrate five years of this show.
Chapter one covers the realities of entrepreneurship. Tony debunks the myth of overnight success and underscores the necessity for hard work, discipline, and strategic risk-taking. He reflects on his own experience of juggling an engineering career with his entrepreneurial ambitions, proving the effectiveness of running a side business.
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Erik recounts his shift from battling addiction to active entrepreneur and podcast host. He shares the lessons behind the creation of the Erik Allen Show, his leap into a world ruled by focused ambition, and the strategies that have helped him book influential guests. This episode is a guide to those seeking to use their voice as a way to connect and build lasting relationships while staying true to their entrepreneurial spirit.
Erik also dives into the art of storytelling and its power in podcasting, emphasizing the growth that comes with genuinely engaging with your audience. Whether you're nurturing a new podcast or looking to scale your business, this episode offers wisdom on the importance of authenticity and perseverance.
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Erik recounts his shift from battling addiction to active entrepreneur and podcast host. He shares the lessons behind the creation of the Erik Allen Show, his leap into a world ruled by focused ambition, and the strategies that have helped him book influential guests. This episode is a guide to those seeking to use their voice as a way to connect and build lasting relationships while staying true to their entrepreneurial spirit.
Erik also dives into the art of storytelling and its power in podcasting, emphasizing the growth that comes with genuinely engaging with your audience. Whether you're nurturing a new podcast or looking to scale your business, this episode offers wisdom on the importance of authenticity and perseverance.
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In this episode, Brian dives into the role that content creation plays in business. Every successful business has a unique narrative to share, and content can be an efficient tool to attract customers, grow faster, and build valuable networks. You know we are all about authenticity here, and this episode is no different. Brian emphasizes the vitality of authenticity and the potential success that comes from consistent content creation.
Navigating the social media landscape can be tricky. There are benefits and drawbacks, and it's easy to get caught up comparing yourself to others. However, Brian and Tony have learned that the key is playing the long game. It's not about investing in shortcuts or buying followers; it's about authenticity, integrity, and serving others. This episode is full of insights that reaffirm the importance of persistence, commitment, and being genuine as pivotal ingredients for success. So tune in, take notes, and let's grow together.
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In this episode, Brian dives into the role that content creation plays in business. Every successful business has a unique narrative to share, and content can be an efficient tool to attract customers, grow faster, and build valuable networks. You know we are all about authenticity here, and this episode is no different. Brian emphasizes the vitality of authenticity and the potential success that comes from consistent content creation.
Navigating the social media landscape can be tricky. There are benefits and drawbacks, and it's easy to get caught up comparing yourself to others. However, Brian and Tony have learned that the key is playing the long game. It's not about investing in shortcuts or buying followers; it's about authenticity, integrity, and serving others. This episode is full of insights that reaffirm the importance of persistence, commitment, and being genuine as pivotal ingredients for success. So tune in, take notes, and let's grow together.
Key highlights:
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In this episode, Scott dissects failure, highlighting its transient nature and the invaluable role of a support system. He also opens up about the cycles of success and failure, and how they expose our true companions. Scott and Tony stress the dangers of complacency in success and the unpredictable role of luck in business. They share personal stories, emphasizing the importance of forming bonds with supportive and genuine individuals.
Scott also delves into the realm of investing and entrepreneurship, debunking the myth that higher revenues translate to success. Scott and Tony discuss the value of constructive criticism and the role of mentors, and how success and wealth can sometimes strain friendships. They encourage you to cultivate authentic relationships and distance yourself from pessimistic people. Tune in for a no-holds-barred conversation on entrepreneurship, resilience, and personal growth.
Key highlights:
Scott's Journey Through Debt and Resilience
Overcoming Failure and Finding True Supporters
Navigating Career Reinvention and Personal Growth
Investing, Entrepreneurship, and Finding Fulfillment
Importance of Honest Feedback
Navigating Wealth and Friendship
Connect with Scott Oldford:
Website: scottoldford.com
Instagram: @scottoldford
Get Scott's free guide: The 21 Laws Of Scaling A Profitable Business
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
In this episode, Scott dissects failure, highlighting its transient nature and the invaluable role of a support system. He also opens up about the cycles of success and failure, and how they expose our true companions. Scott and Tony stress the dangers of complacency in success and the unpredictable role of luck in business. They share personal stories, emphasizing the importance of forming bonds with supportive and genuine individuals.
Scott also delves into the realm of investing and entrepreneurship, debunking the myth that higher revenues translate to success. Scott and Tony discuss the value of constructive criticism and the role of mentors, and how success and wealth can sometimes strain friendships. They encourage you to cultivate authentic relationships and distance yourself from pessimistic people. Tune in for a no-holds-barred conversation on entrepreneurship, resilience, and personal growth.
Key highlights:
Scott's Journey Through Debt and Resilience
Overcoming Failure and Finding True Supporters
Navigating Career Reinvention and Personal Growth
Investing, Entrepreneurship, and Finding Fulfillment
Importance of Honest Feedback
Navigating Wealth and Friendship
Connect with Scott Oldford:
Website: scottoldford.com
Instagram: @scottoldford
Get Scott's free guide: The 21 Laws Of Scaling A Profitable Business
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
You'll hear about the mental and emotional aspects of combat sports from a seasoned fighter who has more than 60 fights under his belt. Alan shares how the pursuit of trophies and titles has cultivated his emotional intelligence and deepened his self-awareness. Tony and Alan talk about the significance of realism and understanding oneself and one's opponent in making the decision to win. The wisdom Alan has gained from fighting applies to various areas of life and business and can teach us a lot about success, failure, and getting back up when you're knocked down.
Key highlights:
Alan's Path to Martial Arts and Fighting
Emotional Control and Emotional Intelligence in Martial Arts
Mental Aspect of Winning and Losing
The Evolution of Mixed Martial Arts
The Connection Between Athletics and Financial Success
Connect with Alan Belcher:
Instagram: @alanbelcherofficial
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
You'll hear about the mental and emotional aspects of combat sports from a seasoned fighter who has more than 60 fights under his belt. Alan shares how the pursuit of trophies and titles has cultivated his emotional intelligence and deepened his self-awareness. Tony and Alan talk about the significance of realism and understanding oneself and one's opponent in making the decision to win. The wisdom Alan has gained from fighting applies to various areas of life and business and can teach us a lot about success, failure, and getting back up when you're knocked down.
Key highlights:
Alan's Path to Martial Arts and Fighting
Emotional Control and Emotional Intelligence in Martial Arts
Mental Aspect of Winning and Losing
The Evolution of Mixed Martial Arts
The Connection Between Athletics and Financial Success
Connect with Alan Belcher:
Instagram: @alanbelcherofficial
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
Are you leaving money on the table? Tyler McBroom is a CPA and tax strategist, and he explains the significance of precise bookkeeping and dives into the critical distinction between a tax preparer and a tax strategist - it's all about proactive advice and maximized savings. Tyler lends his expertise, sharing a plethora of tax-saving maneuvers that can be implemented before the year ends. From the benefits of prepaying for services, setting up retirement plans, to the little-known Augusta rule, this episode is full of tax wisdom, but Tyler breaks it down in an easy-to-understand way.
Tyler unravels the complex world of taxes by explaining deductions for business vehicles and real estate professionals. Tyler warns against the common pitfall of purchasing a vehicle solely for the tax deduction, stressing the importance of factoring in certain aspects. Real estate professionals, on the other hand, can harness the power of accelerated depreciation on qualified improvements for substantial savings.
Switching gears, Tyler dives into tax planning benefits for individuals and families. Did you know that even children and pets could be part of your tax-saving strategy? Tyler explores these unconventional (and completely legal) ideas along with more traditional ones like the standard deductions. Lastly, he delves into tax-free and investing strategies for small business owners. With an explanation on defined benefit plans, cash balance plans, profit sharing plans, and setting up a Roth IRA, this episode promises to offer a wealth of knowledge. So, don't miss the chance to keep more money before 2023 is over!
Key highlights:
Tax Planning Strategies for Business Owners
Understanding Tax Deductions for Vehicle Purchases
Real Estate and Business Tax Strategies
Tax Planning and Deductions for Children
Tax-Free Accounts and Investing Strategies
Connect with Tyler McBroom:
Get a FREE copy of Tyler's book: Cash Flow and Grow
Instagram: @tylermcbroom
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
Are you leaving money on the table? Tyler McBroom is a CPA and tax strategist, and he explains the significance of precise bookkeeping and dives into the critical distinction between a tax preparer and a tax strategist - it's all about proactive advice and maximized savings. Tyler lends his expertise, sharing a plethora of tax-saving maneuvers that can be implemented before the year ends. From the benefits of prepaying for services, setting up retirement plans, to the little-known Augusta rule, this episode is full of tax wisdom, but Tyler breaks it down in an easy-to-understand way.
Tyler unravels the complex world of taxes by explaining deductions for business vehicles and real estate professionals. Tyler warns against the common pitfall of purchasing a vehicle solely for the tax deduction, stressing the importance of factoring in certain aspects. Real estate professionals, on the other hand, can harness the power of accelerated depreciation on qualified improvements for substantial savings.
Switching gears, Tyler dives into tax planning benefits for individuals and families. Did you know that even children and pets could be part of your tax-saving strategy? Tyler explores these unconventional (and completely legal) ideas along with more traditional ones like the standard deductions. Lastly, he delves into tax-free and investing strategies for small business owners. With an explanation on defined benefit plans, cash balance plans, profit sharing plans, and setting up a Roth IRA, this episode promises to offer a wealth of knowledge. So, don't miss the chance to keep more money before 2023 is over!
Key highlights:
Tax Planning Strategies for Business Owners
Understanding Tax Deductions for Vehicle Purchases
Real Estate and Business Tax Strategies
Tax Planning and Deductions for Children
Tax-Free Accounts and Investing Strategies
Connect with Tyler McBroom:
Get a FREE copy of Tyler's book: Cash Flow and Grow
Instagram: @tylermcbroom
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
Aleric's expertise in monetizing YouTube content and his unique insights into YouTube's algorithm can be your key to long-term success. Aleric dissects the role of ads in generating revenue, explains the strategy of running ads for instant results, and explores the key aspects of organic growth for a channel. Aleric shares his invaluable tips on optimizing YouTube ads for maximum ROI, highlighting the importance of split testing, effective budgeting, and understanding the difference between in-stream and in-feed ads.
Don't miss the chance to learn from Aleric's tips on creating effective YouTube strategies for success. He will guide you through the process of creating high-quality videos, harnessing YouTube's algorithm, and utilizing paid advertising to amplify your reach. To top it off, Aleric generously offers a free 19-page PDF guide to set up a winning YouTube ad campaign. So tune in and turbocharge your YouTube journey with the power of strategic ad campaigns and effective content creation.
Key highlights:
YouTube's Potential for Monetization and Ads
Maximizing YouTube Channel Growth Through Ads
YouTube's Algorithm and Long-Term Growth
YouTube Strategies for Success
Optimizing YouTube Ads and Calculating ROI
YouTube Ad Strategies for Maximizing Engagement
Connect with Aleric Heck:
Website: aleric.com | adoutreach.com
Get Aleric's Free 19-page YouTube Ad Strategy Guide: adoutreach.com/gift
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
Aleric's expertise in monetizing YouTube content and his unique insights into YouTube's algorithm can be your key to long-term success. Aleric dissects the role of ads in generating revenue, explains the strategy of running ads for instant results, and explores the key aspects of organic growth for a channel. Aleric shares his invaluable tips on optimizing YouTube ads for maximum ROI, highlighting the importance of split testing, effective budgeting, and understanding the difference between in-stream and in-feed ads.
Don't miss the chance to learn from Aleric's tips on creating effective YouTube strategies for success. He will guide you through the process of creating high-quality videos, harnessing YouTube's algorithm, and utilizing paid advertising to amplify your reach. To top it off, Aleric generously offers a free 19-page PDF guide to set up a winning YouTube ad campaign. So tune in and turbocharge your YouTube journey with the power of strategic ad campaigns and effective content creation.
Key highlights:
YouTube's Potential for Monetization and Ads
Maximizing YouTube Channel Growth Through Ads
YouTube's Algorithm and Long-Term Growth
YouTube Strategies for Success
Optimizing YouTube Ads and Calculating ROI
YouTube Ad Strategies for Maximizing Engagement
Connect with Aleric Heck:
Website: aleric.com | adoutreach.com
Get Aleric's Free 19-page YouTube Ad Strategy Guide: adoutreach.com/gift
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
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]]>Drawing parallels between the uphill climb to the castles and cathedrals in Europe and our journey to success, Tony explains why anything worth having is always uphill. It's about putting in the effort, even when the path is clearly laid out. It's about not shying away from hard work and understanding that success doesn't come easy. If you're struggling, feeling stuck, or unsure of your next step, this episode is for you. As Tony shares his experiences and thoughts on life and success, you'll be inspired to take that next step, no matter how small, toward your goal.
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Drawing parallels between the uphill climb to the castles and cathedrals in Europe and our journey to success, Tony explains why anything worth having is always uphill. It's about putting in the effort, even when the path is clearly laid out. It's about not shying away from hard work and understanding that success doesn't come easy. If you're struggling, feeling stuck, or unsure of your next step, this episode is for you. As Tony shares his experiences and thoughts on life and success, you'll be inspired to take that next step, no matter how small, toward your goal.
Connect with Tony Whatley: Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Ken also shares his experiences in the military and how they shaped him into the leader he is today. Ken and Tony talk about the lessons learned from basic training, the importance of military values, and why we shouldn't dismiss the corporate world's merits. Then, Tony and Ken share how they utilized their corporate experience in their own businesses. They stress the importance of organizational charts, balance sheets, communication strategies, and the value of "shamelessly stealing" best practices from large corporations to ensure success in small businesses.
The discussion further explores two models for recruiting professionals - retained and contingent, the concept of leadership, and how it creates an environment for people to perform at their highest level. Listen in as they discuss the importance of not paying in advance for anticipated results and the necessity of personal growth, a thirst for knowledge, and an openness to change. Don't miss when they cover the power of a growth mindset and the importance of taking action to overcome fear.
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Ken also shares his experiences in the military and how they shaped him into the leader he is today. Ken and Tony talk about the lessons learned from basic training, the importance of military values, and why we shouldn't dismiss the corporate world's merits. Then, Tony and Ken share how they utilized their corporate experience in their own businesses. They stress the importance of organizational charts, balance sheets, communication strategies, and the value of "shamelessly stealing" best practices from large corporations to ensure success in small businesses.
The discussion further explores two models for recruiting professionals - retained and contingent, the concept of leadership, and how it creates an environment for people to perform at their highest level. Listen in as they discuss the importance of not paying in advance for anticipated results and the necessity of personal growth, a thirst for knowledge, and an openness to change. Don't miss when they cover the power of a growth mindset and the importance of taking action to overcome fear.
Key highlights:
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Swapping corporate confines for the open road, Steven pursued his love for cars and carved a unique path in automotive journalism. With over 20 years experience as an automotive journalist, photographer, and car builder, Steven brings keen insights about pivoting careers, creative work and marketing, and doing what you are passionate about.
Steven talks about the power of networking and how it steered him towards success. He also shares about the challenges of creating a balanced magazine like Super Chevy, highlighting the importance of continuous improvement, mentorship, and the art of listening more than note-taking. Steven offers insightful perspectives on the popular EV trend, sharing why converting your classic car to an EV may not always be the best financial decision.
Steven also confronts the reality of businesses that fall victim to ego-driven decisions and discusses the importance of keeping your audience's needs at the forefront. He explains the value of understanding your customer base to effectively market your product or service. Tune in for invaluable insights, lessons, and stories.
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Swapping corporate confines for the open road, Steven pursued his love for cars and carved a unique path in automotive journalism. With over 20 years experience as an automotive journalist, photographer, and car builder, Steven brings keen insights about pivoting careers, creative work and marketing, and doing what you are passionate about.
Steven talks about the power of networking and how it steered him towards success. He also shares about the challenges of creating a balanced magazine like Super Chevy, highlighting the importance of continuous improvement, mentorship, and the art of listening more than note-taking. Steven offers insightful perspectives on the popular EV trend, sharing why converting your classic car to an EV may not always be the best financial decision.
Steven also confronts the reality of businesses that fall victim to ego-driven decisions and discusses the importance of keeping your audience's needs at the forefront. He explains the value of understanding your customer base to effectively market your product or service. Tune in for invaluable insights, lessons, and stories.
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This episode pushes the boundaries as we challenge the credibility of self-declared coaches who've never been in the trenches themselves. We take on the influencer marketing phenomenon, and stress the significance of organic and authentic content. Josh opens up about his decision to sell his companies, and how he redirected his focus towards recruiting and developing people.
We share our top tips to becoming an effective coach, from selecting your tech stack to identifying and bridging skill gaps. We underline the need for entrepreneurs to step out of their comfort zones on social media and invest in public speaking skills. This is a conversation all about enhancing your business, your life, and your bottom line in finances, so tune in for more!
Key highlights:
Coaching and Influencers in Business
Leadership and Avoiding Narcissism
Tips for Becoming a Coach
Credibility and Authenticity in Business
Importance of Being Uncomfortable on Social Media
The Importance of Public Speaking Skills
Opportunities for Business Growth and Support
Connect with Josh Kosnick:
Website: joshkosnick.com
Instagram: @joshkosnick
Podcast: Spartan Leadership
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
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This episode pushes the boundaries as we challenge the credibility of self-declared coaches who've never been in the trenches themselves. We take on the influencer marketing phenomenon, and stress the significance of organic and authentic content. Josh opens up about his decision to sell his companies, and how he redirected his focus towards recruiting and developing people.
We share our top tips to becoming an effective coach, from selecting your tech stack to identifying and bridging skill gaps. We underline the need for entrepreneurs to step out of their comfort zones on social media and invest in public speaking skills. This is a conversation all about enhancing your business, your life, and your bottom line in finances, so tune in for more!
Key highlights:
Coaching and Influencers in Business
Leadership and Avoiding Narcissism
Tips for Becoming a Coach
Credibility and Authenticity in Business
Importance of Being Uncomfortable on Social Media
The Importance of Public Speaking Skills
Opportunities for Business Growth and Support
Connect with Josh Kosnick:
Website: joshkosnick.com
Instagram: @joshkosnick
Podcast: Spartan Leadership
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
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This episode is an earnest examination of these invisible handcuffs as Tony shares his journey of breaking free from these self-imposed constraints. Tony shines a light on the complex connection of self-worth and our choices, guiding us on a journey that will question our internal dialogue and its influence on our actions.
Now that you have identified and acknowledged that your limiting beliefs are holding you back, how do you overcome them? This episode opens the doors to a new identity shaped by positive habits and vision. Tony dissects how past experiences and influences affect our beliefs, and how accepting accountability for them can pave the path to a brighter future. Listen in, free yourself from limiting beliefs, and embrace a life of limitless potential.
Key highlights:
Limiting Beliefs in Affordability and Dreams
The Value of Vacations and Education
Overcoming Limiting Beliefs and Building Self-Confidence
Building a New Identity Through Habits
Visualizing and Achieving Your Dreams
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>This episode is an earnest examination of these invisible handcuffs as Tony shares his journey of breaking free from these self-imposed constraints. Tony shines a light on the complex connection of self-worth and our choices, guiding us on a journey that will question our internal dialogue and its influence on our actions.
Now that you have identified and acknowledged that your limiting beliefs are holding you back, how do you overcome them? This episode opens the doors to a new identity shaped by positive habits and vision. Tony dissects how past experiences and influences affect our beliefs, and how accepting accountability for them can pave the path to a brighter future. Listen in, free yourself from limiting beliefs, and embrace a life of limitless potential.
Key highlights:
Limiting Beliefs in Affordability and Dreams
The Value of Vacations and Education
Overcoming Limiting Beliefs and Building Self-Confidence
Building a New Identity Through Habits
Visualizing and Achieving Your Dreams
Connect with Tony Whatley: Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Dan talks about the topic of managing cash flow during rapid business growth and shares practical advice about exploring financing options, building strong relationships with manufacturers and recognizing when to bring in external expertise. Dan candidly reflects on the post-acquisition roller coaster ride and the emotional challenge of losing control of the brand he built with so much passion.
Dan and Tony also discuss the significance of cultivating entrepreneurial skills in today's students. So tune in to this incredible journey with Dan Caldwell, which ultimately explores the power of passion, persistence, and resilience in the world of entrepreneurship. This episode is a testimony to the fact that with the right mindset, you can tap into your potential, turn your passion into profit, and take the world by storm.
Key highlights:
Scaling a Martial Arts Brand
Building a Brand Through Storytelling
Company Growth and Cash Flow Management
Small Business to Multi-Million Dollar Success
Lessons in Business Growth and Acquisition
Teaching Entrepreneurship in Education
Connect with Dan Caldwell:
LinkedIn: Dan Caldwell
Instagram: @tapoutpunkass
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Dan talks about the topic of managing cash flow during rapid business growth and shares practical advice about exploring financing options, building strong relationships with manufacturers and recognizing when to bring in external expertise. Dan candidly reflects on the post-acquisition roller coaster ride and the emotional challenge of losing control of the brand he built with so much passion.
Dan and Tony also discuss the significance of cultivating entrepreneurial skills in today's students. So tune in to this incredible journey with Dan Caldwell, which ultimately explores the power of passion, persistence, and resilience in the world of entrepreneurship. This episode is a testimony to the fact that with the right mindset, you can tap into your potential, turn your passion into profit, and take the world by storm.
Key highlights:
Scaling a Martial Arts Brand
Building a Brand Through Storytelling
Company Growth and Cash Flow Management
Small Business to Multi-Million Dollar Success
Lessons in Business Growth and Acquisition
Teaching Entrepreneurship in Education
Connect with Dan Caldwell:
LinkedIn: Dan Caldwell
Instagram: @tapoutpunkass
Connect with Tony Whatley: Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Creating valuable content consistently is a challenge, but it's not impossible. Tony debunks the fear associated with it and provides practical tips on how to ignore critics and continue creating content that resonates. He shares easy strategies for video recording and content creation that will help you get started without getting bogged down by the details.
Join the live webinar "Content Creation to Cash Flow" on Wednesday 9/27 or catch the replay at: 365driven.media
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Creating valuable content consistently is a challenge, but it's not impossible. Tony debunks the fear associated with it and provides practical tips on how to ignore critics and continue creating content that resonates. He shares easy strategies for video recording and content creation that will help you get started without getting bogged down by the details.
Join the live webinar "Content Creation to Cash Flow" on Wednesday 9/27 or catch the replay at: 365driven.media
Connect with Tony Whatley: Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Ever wondered how to make your brand stand out in a crowd? Nicholas has you covered. He puts a spotlight on personal branding, targeting premium prospects, and the psychology of luxury buyers. In a landscape filled with funnels, Nicholas and Tony discuss how to carve out your unique category and truly differentiate your brand. They also delve into the concept of using paid advertising to amplify organic growth, leveraging existing content to increase exposure and drive business growth.
Nicholas also dissects strategies for effectively targeting and optimizing Facebook ads. Exploring key questions like whom your audience follows, where they frequent, and what they fund, he demystifies the process of identifying your target market.
Key highlights:
Connect with Nicholas Kusmich:
Website: nicholaskusmich.com
Twitter: @nicholaskusmich
LinkedIn: Nicholas Kusmich
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Ever wondered how to make your brand stand out in a crowd? Nicholas has you covered. He puts a spotlight on personal branding, targeting premium prospects, and the psychology of luxury buyers. In a landscape filled with funnels, Nicholas and Tony discuss how to carve out your unique category and truly differentiate your brand. They also delve into the concept of using paid advertising to amplify organic growth, leveraging existing content to increase exposure and drive business growth.
Nicholas also dissects strategies for effectively targeting and optimizing Facebook ads. Exploring key questions like whom your audience follows, where they frequent, and what they fund, he demystifies the process of identifying your target market.
Key highlights:
Connect with Nicholas Kusmich:
Website: nicholaskusmich.com
Twitter: @nicholaskusmich
LinkedIn: Nicholas Kusmich
Connect with Tony Whatley: Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, Andrew shares his strategic approaches to business growth. He dives into his systems, from organized job descriptions, KPIs, and responsibilities set on different timelines. Andrew also impresses upon us the critical importance of customer service, and how a technician's cleanliness and organization can make or break trust with clients. It's a masterclass in meticulous planning, discipline, and leading your team to success.
Andrew opens up about his early struggles with prompting the wrong people, and firing those that were not the best fit. He shares what he has learned about how to make these tough but necessary decisions. Lastly, we get a glimpse of the man behind the eight-figure company, as he discusses the balancing act between work, physical health, spiritual wellness, family, and mental well-being. This episode is packed with life lessons and business strategies you won't want to miss.
Key highlights:
Connect with Andrew Aranda:
Website: themoderndaytradesmen.com
Instagram: @andyaranda1
Email: andrew@themoderndaytradesmen.com
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, Andrew shares his strategic approaches to business growth. He dives into his systems, from organized job descriptions, KPIs, and responsibilities set on different timelines. Andrew also impresses upon us the critical importance of customer service, and how a technician's cleanliness and organization can make or break trust with clients. It's a masterclass in meticulous planning, discipline, and leading your team to success.
Andrew opens up about his early struggles with prompting the wrong people, and firing those that were not the best fit. He shares what he has learned about how to make these tough but necessary decisions. Lastly, we get a glimpse of the man behind the eight-figure company, as he discusses the balancing act between work, physical health, spiritual wellness, family, and mental well-being. This episode is packed with life lessons and business strategies you won't want to miss.
Key highlights:
Connect with Andrew Aranda:
Website: themoderndaytradesmen.com
Instagram: @andyaranda1
Email: andrew@themoderndaytradesmen.com
Connect with Tony Whatley: Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Tony shares his experience of having his social media account disabled, and the lessons that came with it, along with an exciting announcement for the 365 Driven podcast.
Key highlights:
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Tony shares his experience of having his social media account disabled, and the lessons that came with it, along with an exciting announcement for the 365 Driven podcast.
Key highlights:
Connect with Tony Whatley: Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Fraser's journey explores the profound influence diet can have on our mental clarity and performance. He educates us about the detrimental impact of processed foods and inflammation and the benefits of making mindful lifestyle changes. He also shares his personal experience of quitting alcohol and the positive effects it had on his well-being. Fraser shares practical tips on navigating fitness challenges, the significance of self-care, the power of small wins, and the importance of an identity shift in overcoming such obstacles.
Fraser and Tony also discuss the importance of the quality of the calories we consume, staying hydrated, and maintaining a proper sleep routine. Fraser encourages you to elevate your baseline, commit to small changes, and be mindful of the body's feedback to adapt your lifestyle for the better. Whether you're just stepping foot onto your fitness journey or seeking to uplevel your health strategies, Fraser's insights are a goldmine of knowledge and motivation for personal growth and success. This is not just another fitness conversation, it's a lesson in life, resilience, and the power of the human spirit.
Key highlights:
Connect with Fraser Bayley:
Instagram: @fraserbayley
Facebook: Fraser Bayley
Email: fraser@veguplife.com
Get Fraser's free downloads: Superhuman Bloodwork Blueprint and Superhuman Travel Protocol
Website: veguplife.com
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Fraser's journey explores the profound influence diet can have on our mental clarity and performance. He educates us about the detrimental impact of processed foods and inflammation and the benefits of making mindful lifestyle changes. He also shares his personal experience of quitting alcohol and the positive effects it had on his well-being. Fraser shares practical tips on navigating fitness challenges, the significance of self-care, the power of small wins, and the importance of an identity shift in overcoming such obstacles.
Fraser and Tony also discuss the importance of the quality of the calories we consume, staying hydrated, and maintaining a proper sleep routine. Fraser encourages you to elevate your baseline, commit to small changes, and be mindful of the body's feedback to adapt your lifestyle for the better. Whether you're just stepping foot onto your fitness journey or seeking to uplevel your health strategies, Fraser's insights are a goldmine of knowledge and motivation for personal growth and success. This is not just another fitness conversation, it's a lesson in life, resilience, and the power of the human spirit.
Key highlights:
Connect with Fraser Bayley:
Instagram: @fraserbayley
Facebook: Fraser Bayley
Email: fraser@veguplife.com
Get Fraser's free downloads: Superhuman Bloodwork Blueprint and Superhuman Travel Protocol
Website: veguplife.com
Connect with Tony Whatley: Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, Chris unpacks his fearless approach to risk-taking in entrepreneurship, and the challenges and rewards of being an entrepreneur versus being an employee. He shares how his relentless hustle, hard work, and understanding of business fundamentals have been the keys to his success. Chris emphasizes the idea of "choosing your hard", either working as an entrepreneur or as an employee, shedding light on the reality that entrepreneurship is not for everyone.
Chris takes us on his journey into real estate investing and wholesaling. He breaks down the basics of wholesaling real estate, highlighting how it's similiar to what Amazon does, and discusses the concept of sourcing deals for investors. Chris dives into the harsh realities of real estate investing, including the risks associated, and the deceptive promises of gurus. Finally, Chris provides valuable advice on how to connect with authentic individuals in business and avoid the fakes out there. Tune in to hear Chris's extraordinary story and gain valuable insights into entrepreneurship and real estate investment.
Key highlights:
Connect with Chris Rood:
Website: chrisrood.com
Instagram: @realestaterood
LinkedIn: Chris Rood
YouTube: Chris Rood
Facebook: Chris Rood
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, Chris unpacks his fearless approach to risk-taking in entrepreneurship, and the challenges and rewards of being an entrepreneur versus being an employee. He shares how his relentless hustle, hard work, and understanding of business fundamentals have been the keys to his success. Chris emphasizes the idea of "choosing your hard", either working as an entrepreneur or as an employee, shedding light on the reality that entrepreneurship is not for everyone.
Chris takes us on his journey into real estate investing and wholesaling. He breaks down the basics of wholesaling real estate, highlighting how it's similiar to what Amazon does, and discusses the concept of sourcing deals for investors. Chris dives into the harsh realities of real estate investing, including the risks associated, and the deceptive promises of gurus. Finally, Chris provides valuable advice on how to connect with authentic individuals in business and avoid the fakes out there. Tune in to hear Chris's extraordinary story and gain valuable insights into entrepreneurship and real estate investment.
Key highlights:
Connect with Chris Rood:
Website: chrisrood.com
Instagram: @realestaterood
LinkedIn: Chris Rood
YouTube: Chris Rood
Facebook: Chris Rood
Connect with Tony Whatley: Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Tony and Lori-Ann discuss the modern work environment and how leaders can improve productivity while offering their employees the flexibility of working from home. Lori-Ann shares valuable insights on the importance of soft skills in leadership roles, emphasizing the critical role emotional intelligence plays in a CEO's success. Leadership skills such as these are generally not covered in the traditional education system, yet they are incredibly important for a positive and productive workplace culture.
You'll hear about the power of constructive feedback and understanding each team member's individual motivators to increase employee satisfaction and performance. Lori-Ann walks us through the four styles of motivation - dominance, influence, steadiness, and conscientiousness - and how understanding these can help create a motivating environment for everyone. Lori-Ann shares exciting news about her new book, The Happiness Factor launching today, how you can get your own copy, and what you will learn about building happiness in the workplace.
Key highlights:
Connect with Lori-Ann Duguay:
Website: bepeoplepowered.com
Instagram: @peoplepoweredsolutions
LinkedIn: Lori-Ann Duguay
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Tony and Lori-Ann discuss the modern work environment and how leaders can improve productivity while offering their employees the flexibility of working from home. Lori-Ann shares valuable insights on the importance of soft skills in leadership roles, emphasizing the critical role emotional intelligence plays in a CEO's success. Leadership skills such as these are generally not covered in the traditional education system, yet they are incredibly important for a positive and productive workplace culture.
You'll hear about the power of constructive feedback and understanding each team member's individual motivators to increase employee satisfaction and performance. Lori-Ann walks us through the four styles of motivation - dominance, influence, steadiness, and conscientiousness - and how understanding these can help create a motivating environment for everyone. Lori-Ann shares exciting news about her new book, The Happiness Factor launching today, how you can get your own copy, and what you will learn about building happiness in the workplace.
Key highlights:
Connect with Lori-Ann Duguay:
Website: bepeoplepowered.com
Instagram: @peoplepoweredsolutions
LinkedIn: Lori-Ann Duguay
Connect with Tony Whatley:Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>In this episode, Larry shares his wild ride from listening to his first podcast episode, to hosting his own comedy show, leaving the corporate world, and plunging headfirst into the dynamic world of podcasting. He also shares his thoughts on understanding your podcast's purpose, setting practical expectations, and the power of consistency in everything from branding to content.
Larry gets into the nitty-gritty of personal branding in podcasting and gives you a master class on the art of stepping out from behind the mic to build connections with audiences and guests. Larry and Tony also explore the future of podcasting, emphasizing the importance of embracing video and YouTube for audience growth, and creating bite-sized content to grab attention. So, whether you're a podcasting novice or a seasoned pro, or just wanting to learn more about content creation, this episode promises a treasure trove of insights and humor.
Key highlights:
Episode resources:
Book: Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink
Connect with Larry Roberts:
Website: redhatmedia.io
Instagram: @thelarryroberts
LinkedIn: Larry Roberts
Facebook: Larry Roberts
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>In this episode, Larry shares his wild ride from listening to his first podcast episode, to hosting his own comedy show, leaving the corporate world, and plunging headfirst into the dynamic world of podcasting. He also shares his thoughts on understanding your podcast's purpose, setting practical expectations, and the power of consistency in everything from branding to content.
Larry gets into the nitty-gritty of personal branding in podcasting and gives you a master class on the art of stepping out from behind the mic to build connections with audiences and guests. Larry and Tony also explore the future of podcasting, emphasizing the importance of embracing video and YouTube for audience growth, and creating bite-sized content to grab attention. So, whether you're a podcasting novice or a seasoned pro, or just wanting to learn more about content creation, this episode promises a treasure trove of insights and humor.
Key highlights:
Episode resources:
Book: Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink
Connect with Larry Roberts:
Website: redhatmedia.io
Instagram: @thelarryroberts
LinkedIn: Larry Roberts
Facebook: Larry Roberts
Connect with Tony Whatley:Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Jen explains how food influences our health and well-being, particularly concerning inflammation, skin disorders, and gut wellness. She illuminates the significant part our diet plays in conditions like cancer, IBS, psoriasis, arthritis, and Hashimoto's, underscoring the transformative power of making food swaps. Jen's candid interactions with her large social media following provides an inspiring look at her authentic, day-to-day pursuit of enhanced health.
Jen stresses the critical importance of reading labels and being equipped with the knowledge to make better food choices. She exposes the shocking truth about popular brands and their potentially harmful ingredients. Tune in to this enlightening episode, absorb Jen's wisdom, and start fueling your body with foods that won't work against you.
Key highlights:
Why the food industry is misleading
How our food impacts our health, wellbeing, and energy
Inflammatory foods and healthier choices
Why you should stay away from soda and energy drinks
How Jen grew an engaged social media audience
Where to start with food swaps
Connect with Jen Smiley:
Website: jensmiley.com
Jen's Freebie: freemorningguide.com
Instagram: @wakeupandreadthelabels
Podcast: Wake Up and Read the Labels
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Jen explains how food influences our health and well-being, particularly concerning inflammation, skin disorders, and gut wellness. She illuminates the significant part our diet plays in conditions like cancer, IBS, psoriasis, arthritis, and Hashimoto's, underscoring the transformative power of making food swaps. Jen's candid interactions with her large social media following provides an inspiring look at her authentic, day-to-day pursuit of enhanced health.
Jen stresses the critical importance of reading labels and being equipped with the knowledge to make better food choices. She exposes the shocking truth about popular brands and their potentially harmful ingredients. Tune in to this enlightening episode, absorb Jen's wisdom, and start fueling your body with foods that won't work against you.
Key highlights:
Why the food industry is misleading
How our food impacts our health, wellbeing, and energy
Inflammatory foods and healthier choices
Why you should stay away from soda and energy drinks
How Jen grew an engaged social media audience
Where to start with food swaps
Connect with Jen Smiley:
Website: jensmiley.comJen's Freebie: freemorningguide.com
Instagram: @wakeupandreadthelabels
Podcast: Wake Up and Read the Labels
Connect with Tony Whatley: Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Robert Walsh is a multi 9-figure earning copywriter and consultant. With over $200,000,000 in sales across him and his clients, his methods, as unconventional as they are, have been the go-to methodology for some of the biggest brands and influencers in the digital marketing industry.
Robert's unique approach to copywriting is an eye-opener, shedding light on persuasive strategies and techniques that spark action. Ever controversial, his methodology might not appeal to everyone, but there's no denying its effectiveness. From harnessing the power of language that motivates, to understanding the importance of audience insight—Robert unpacks it all. Amidst lively discussions, Tony and Robert also explore the significance of authenticity, and how standing out in an industry is more about being true to oneself than following trends.
Let's also talk humility in business—the often overlooked secret ingredient to success. Robert opens up about his humble beginnings, sharing how a blend of self-deprecating humor and humility has shaped his journey and landed him some of his biggest gigs. They've also got you covered with some action-packed tips to become a better copywriter and a bunch of resources for budding writers out there. Join in on this informative and entertaining episode with Robert Walsh, packed with invaluable lessons, strategies, and insider insights from the trenches of copywriting.
Key highlights:
Connect with Robert Walsh:
Website: copypunks.com
Instagram: @Lucid.Rob
Facebook: Robert Walsh
Claim Your FREE Digital Copy of Robert's #1 Best-Selling Book: The Lazy Copywrighter's Guide to the Galaxy
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Robert Walsh is a multi 9-figure earning copywriter and consultant. With over $200,000,000 in sales across him and his clients, his methods, as unconventional as they are, have been the go-to methodology for some of the biggest brands and influencers in the digital marketing industry.
Robert's unique approach to copywriting is an eye-opener, shedding light on persuasive strategies and techniques that spark action. Ever controversial, his methodology might not appeal to everyone, but there's no denying its effectiveness. From harnessing the power of language that motivates, to understanding the importance of audience insight—Robert unpacks it all. Amidst lively discussions, Tony and Robert also explore the significance of authenticity, and how standing out in an industry is more about being true to oneself than following trends.
Let's also talk humility in business—the often overlooked secret ingredient to success. Robert opens up about his humble beginnings, sharing how a blend of self-deprecating humor and humility has shaped his journey and landed him some of his biggest gigs. They've also got you covered with some action-packed tips to become a better copywriter and a bunch of resources for budding writers out there. Join in on this informative and entertaining episode with Robert Walsh, packed with invaluable lessons, strategies, and insider insights from the trenches of copywriting.
Key highlights:
Connect with Robert Walsh: Website: copypunks.com
Instagram: @Lucid.Rob
Facebook: Robert Walsh
Claim Your FREE Digital Copy of Robert's #1 Best-Selling Book: The Lazy Copywrighter's Guide to the Galaxy
Connect with Tony Whatley: Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>You won't want to miss this episode as Tony sits down with the dynamic Mike Fabber, a renowned sports coach, high-performance success coach, speaker, and author who has cultivated a meaningful connection with his audience through social media and hosting events. Mike and Tony tackle the significance of authenticity and staying true to oneself even in the digital age, where being a thought leader is rare. They also dive into the passionate world of sports culture and its connection to the business world.
Mike Fabber is the founder of UnleashU, which features leadership conferences that connect like-minded people for networking and an unforgettable experience. Mike is known as a "serial entrepreneur", owning several businesses and helping other businesses grow. He is also the Executive Director of the Joseph Patrick Fabber Memorial Foundation, with the mission to prevent suicide, anti-drugs, and anti-bullying.
In this episode, Mike and Tony reflect on event planning amidst the pandemic and the lessons that were learned during that time. You will hear about what goes into planning a successful event and gain insights into the importance of taking risks and learning from mistakes. The discussion further extends to the world of digital marketing, the rise of the new app Threads, and the perils of digital scams. Lastly, Mike and Tony converse about the resilience required in business, opportunities for financial success, and ways to enhance your business.
Quote from the episode:
"You can have it all. You got to be willing to fight long enough and hard enough to have it." - Mike Fabber
Key highlights:
Connect with Mike Fabber:
Website: www.coachmikefabber.com | unleashingunow.com
Instagram: @thecoachmikefabber
Facebook: Michael Fabber
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>You won't want to miss this episode as Tony sits down with the dynamic Mike Fabber, a renowned sports coach, high-performance success coach, speaker, and author who has cultivated a meaningful connection with his audience through social media and hosting events. Mike and Tony tackle the significance of authenticity and staying true to oneself even in the digital age, where being a thought leader is rare. They also dive into the passionate world of sports culture and its connection to the business world.
Mike Fabber is the founder of UnleashU, which features leadership conferences that connect like-minded people for networking and an unforgettable experience. Mike is known as a "serial entrepreneur", owning several businesses and helping other businesses grow. He is also the Executive Director of the Joseph Patrick Fabber Memorial Foundation, with the mission to prevent suicide, anti-drugs, and anti-bullying.
In this episode, Mike and Tony reflect on event planning amidst the pandemic and the lessons that were learned during that time. You will hear about what goes into planning a successful event and gain insights into the importance of taking risks and learning from mistakes. The discussion further extends to the world of digital marketing, the rise of the new app Threads, and the perils of digital scams. Lastly, Mike and Tony converse about the resilience required in business, opportunities for financial success, and ways to enhance your business.
Quote from the episode:
"You can have it all. You got to be willing to fight long enough and hard enough to have it." - Mike Fabber
Key highlights:
Connect with Mike Fabber: Website: www.coachmikefabber.com | unleashingunow.com
Instagram: @thecoachmikefabber
Facebook: Michael Fabber
Connect with Tony Whatley: Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Zion National Park (Utah)
Glacier National Park (Montana)
Radford Racing School (Arizona)
Chichen Itza Mayan Pyramid (Playa del Carmen, Mexico)
Castles and Wineries (Lisbon & Porto, Portugal)
If these types of exploration events interest you, join us at 365driven.com
]]>Zion National Park (Utah)
Glacier National Park (Montana)
Radford Racing School (Arizona)
Chichen Itza Mayan Pyramid (Playa del Carmen, Mexico)
Castles and Wineries (Lisbon & Porto, Portugal)
If these types of exploration events interest you, join us at 365driven.com
]]>Trevor Farnes is the Co-Founder and CEO of MTN OPS, which is a supplement company that Trevor originally started in an effort to combat his father's heart disease. MTN OPS' mission is to improve the lives of individuals and families and believes that the journey of transformation spiritually, physically, mentally, and socially is a journey to conquer. Through their program Conquer Hunger, Trevor's company has been able to donate over 5 million meals to local families in need. Trevor looks at business not only as a means to an income, but also as an asset to do the things we're supposed to do in life, and he strives to make a difference and help as many people as he can.
In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, Trevor talks about his own experience with depression, losing everything, and how he was able to fight back and become a hero to his younger self. Tony shares his story of how he overcame his pride and learned to ask for help during a difficult time in business. Tony and Trevor explore the advantages and disadvantages of franchising versus creating your own brand, and they emphasize the importance of core values and how they can help guide decision-making. They also discuss the importance of creating a safe space for employees and how interdependence is key to success. Finally, Tony and Trevor discuss the growth of MountainOps and how it has become a platform to help others.
Quote from the episode:
"You're most powerfully positioned to serve the person you once were." - Trevor Farnes
Key highlights:
Connect with Trevor Farnes:
Website: mtnops.com
Instagram: @mtnops | @trevorfarnes
LinkedIn: MTN OPS | Trevor Farnes
Facebook: MTN OPS | Trevor Farnes
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Trevor Farnes is the Co-Founder and CEO of MTN OPS, which is a supplement company that Trevor originally started in an effort to combat his father's heart disease. MTN OPS' mission is to improve the lives of individuals and families and believes that the journey of transformation spiritually, physically, mentally, and socially is a journey to conquer. Through their program Conquer Hunger, Trevor's company has been able to donate over 5 million meals to local families in need. Trevor looks at business not only as a means to an income, but also as an asset to do the things we're supposed to do in life, and he strives to make a difference and help as many people as he can.
In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, Trevor talks about his own experience with depression, losing everything, and how he was able to fight back and become a hero to his younger self. Tony shares his story of how he overcame his pride and learned to ask for help during a difficult time in business. Tony and Trevor explore the advantages and disadvantages of franchising versus creating your own brand, and they emphasize the importance of core values and how they can help guide decision-making. They also discuss the importance of creating a safe space for employees and how interdependence is key to success. Finally, Tony and Trevor discuss the growth of MountainOps and how it has become a platform to help others.
Quote from the episode:
"You're most powerfully positioned to serve the person you once were." - Trevor Farnes
Key highlights:
Connect with Trevor Farnes: Website: mtnops.com
Instagram: @mtnops | @trevorfarnes
LinkedIn: MTN OPS | Trevor Farnes
Facebook: MTN OPS | Trevor Farnes
Connect with Tony Whatley: Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Zach and Tony share their insight on how to evaluate influencers and spot scammers, and emphasize the importance of doing your own research on who you decide to listen to and pay attention to.
Zach shares his recent struggle with getting burnt out on making content when he realized it wasn't aligned with who he is, and he dives into the importance of energy and intention when creating content. Zach and Tony discuss the importance of making ethical choices, the power of karma, and the dangers of buying fake followers.
Tune in to hear this engaging conversation about how to make sure you're following the right people, and how to live a life of integrity.
Key highlights:
Episode resources:
Check social media analytics at: socialblade.com
Check out Zach's upcoming event in St. Peters, MO on July 14: alphadogpoundlive.com/whatley
Connect with Zach Babcock:
Website: zachbabcock.com
Instagram: @realzachbabcock
Connect with Tony Whatley:
Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Zach and Tony share their insight on how to evaluate influencers and spot scammers, and emphasize the importance of doing your own research on who you decide to listen to and pay attention to.
Zach shares his recent struggle with getting burnt out on making content when he realized it wasn't aligned with who he is, and he dives into the importance of energy and intention when creating content. Zach and Tony discuss the importance of making ethical choices, the power of karma, and the dangers of buying fake followers.
Tune in to hear this engaging conversation about how to make sure you're following the right people, and how to live a life of integrity.
Key highlights:
Episode resources:
Check social media analytics at: socialblade.com
Check out Zach's upcoming event in St. Peters, MO on July 14: alphadogpoundlive.com/whatley
Connect with Zach Babcock: Website: zachbabcock.com
Instagram: @realzachbabcock
Connect with Tony Whatley: Instagram: @365driven
Facebook: 365 Driven
LinkedIn: Tony Whatley
]]>Damon Burton is a search engine marketing expert who has beat billion-dollar companies at their own game and has proven strategies to grow your business. Damon is a Forbes contributor and an Amazon best-selling SEO book author that helps you show up higher on Google, without paying for ads. His clients include the Utah Jazz's Team Store and businesses that have been featured on Shark Tank and recognized by Inc.
In this episode of the 365 Driven podcast, Tony and Damon discuss the importance of SEO for online businesses. They cover topics such as website redesign pitfalls, the basics of SEO, and the significance of blogs as a doorway to a website. Damon explains the importance of website structure and content, as well as the role of AI in creating and repurposing content. Damon shares his expertise and offers actionable tips for improving website visibility. He also emphasizes the need to show personal individuality and authenticity in order to build a personal brand that people can relate to.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode308
]]>Damon Burton is a search engine marketing expert who has beat billion-dollar companies at their own game and has proven strategies to grow your business. Damon is a Forbes contributor and an Amazon best-selling SEO book author that helps you show up higher on Google, without paying for ads. His clients include the Utah Jazz's Team Store and businesses that have been featured on Shark Tank and recognized by Inc.
In this episode of the 365 Driven podcast, Tony and Damon discuss the importance of SEO for online businesses. They cover topics such as website redesign pitfalls, the basics of SEO, and the significance of blogs as a doorway to a website. Damon explains the importance of website structure and content, as well as the role of AI in creating and repurposing content. Damon shares his expertise and offers actionable tips for improving website visibility. He also emphasizes the need to show personal individuality and authenticity in order to build a personal brand that people can relate to.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode308
]]>Jack McColl is the founder of CreditStacking.com where he helps entrepreneurs finance their businesses with 0% interest. Jack is a self-made mogul who went from having zero dollars in business credit to being approved for $500,000 in a little more than a year. He took what he learned and created Credit Stacking to share his technique with others.
On this episode of the 365 Driven podcast, Jack shares his expertise on how business owners can increase their purchasing power by building their credit. Jack explains the importance of having access to capital to fund and scale businesses, and how he was able to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars using 0% interest business credit cards.
Join Tony and Jack on this episode as they discuss how to maintain a low-risk business entity, how to avoid paying interest, and which banks offer the best business credit cards. They also share tips on building a strong personal credit profile and getting high-limit credit cards. Jack discusses the importance of having a business checking account and how it can help build a relationship with lenders. He also explains how to liquidate credit cards into cash and use it for real estate deals or other investments.
Quote from the episode:
"Funding businesses on zero percent interest business credit cards is the easiest way to raise money, hundreds of thousands of dollars, and you're not giving away any equity, you're not paying any interest, you're not bootstrapped." - Jack McColl
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode307
]]>Jack McColl is the founder of CreditStacking.com where he helps entrepreneurs finance their businesses with 0% interest. Jack is a self-made mogul who went from having zero dollars in business credit to being approved for $500,000 in a little more than a year. He took what he learned and created Credit Stacking to share his technique with others.
On this episode of the 365 Driven podcast, Jack shares his expertise on how business owners can increase their purchasing power by building their credit. Jack explains the importance of having access to capital to fund and scale businesses, and how he was able to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars using 0% interest business credit cards.
Join Tony and Jack on this episode as they discuss how to maintain a low-risk business entity, how to avoid paying interest, and which banks offer the best business credit cards. They also share tips on building a strong personal credit profile and getting high-limit credit cards. Jack discusses the importance of having a business checking account and how it can help build a relationship with lenders. He also explains how to liquidate credit cards into cash and use it for real estate deals or other investments.
Quote from the episode:
"Funding businesses on zero percent interest business credit cards is the easiest way to raise money, hundreds of thousands of dollars, and you're not giving away any equity, you're not paying any interest, you're not bootstrapped." - Jack McColl
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode307
]]>Over the last 14 years, Jason Starbuck has created multiple web developments, owned 7 e-commerce stores, traveled to 13 countries, built a highly efficient call center, hired over 350 employees across multiple continents, and has generated millions of dollars through lead gen and e-commerce.
Jason decided to create MOVD to help other entrepreneurs evolve and grow in all areas of life. Having money and material items alone will not bring fulfillment and happiness. All too often, people sacrifice their body, health, relationships, and peace for money, and then at some point realize it wasn't worth it. Achieving peace, fulfillment, and happiness are ultimately the most important things in our lives, and that can be done through finding a balance while at the same time, having a very successful business and income that brings financial freedom.
In this episode, Jason and Tony talk about their realization that so many people skip over important aspects of life in their pursuit of money. Pick up a fun hobby, prioritize important relationships, have a fitness routine, set boundaries with others, and keep promises to yourself. In today's world, so many people walk around in a very stressed state, and we need to examine why. Money is not worth your peace, so tune in to hear how to achieve a more balanced life through micro-actions that build momentum.
Quotes from the episode:
"Create boundaries, learn to say no, and guard your happiness. Saying yes to everything means saying no to yourself."
"Money does not buy happiness, and there are too many people out there focusing on the financial things and thinking that, hey, I'm unhappy, I'm depressed. Focusing on peacefulness, fulfillment, happiness - these are the most important things in my life nowadays. Health is the number one priority."
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode306
]]>Over the last 14 years, Jason Starbuck has created multiple web developments, owned 7 e-commerce stores, traveled to 13 countries, built a highly efficient call center, hired over 350 employees across multiple continents, and has generated millions of dollars through lead gen and e-commerce.
Jason decided to create MOVD to help other entrepreneurs evolve and grow in all areas of life. Having money and material items alone will not bring fulfillment and happiness. All too often, people sacrifice their body, health, relationships, and peace for money, and then at some point realize it wasn't worth it. Achieving peace, fulfillment, and happiness are ultimately the most important things in our lives, and that can be done through finding a balance while at the same time, having a very successful business and income that brings financial freedom.
In this episode, Jason and Tony talk about their realization that so many people skip over important aspects of life in their pursuit of money. Pick up a fun hobby, prioritize important relationships, have a fitness routine, set boundaries with others, and keep promises to yourself. In today's world, so many people walk around in a very stressed state, and we need to examine why. Money is not worth your peace, so tune in to hear how to achieve a more balanced life through micro-actions that build momentum.
Quotes from the episode:
"Create boundaries, learn to say no, and guard your happiness. Saying yes to everything means saying no to yourself."
"Money does not buy happiness, and there are too many people out there focusing on the financial things and thinking that, hey, I'm unhappy, I'm depressed. Focusing on peacefulness, fulfillment, happiness - these are the most important things in my life nowadays. Health is the number one priority."
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode306
]]>Lance Bachmann is a true son of Philadelphia: he was raised in the Northeast alongside his 14 brothers and sisters. With strong roots in his hometown and an unparalleled commitment to his family, Lance is a professional family man that can be trusted with anything. He was the youngest vice president in AT&T history and helped start YellowPages.com before leaving to start his own company, 1SEO, in 2009. Since then, Bachmann has become a best-selling author, international keynote speaker, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and owner of multiple home service companies.
When it comes to private equity deals and acquisitions, Lance emphasizes the importance of having processes, systems, teams, leadership, and cash flow in place for managing and operating a business with valuation in mind. He stresses the importance of being transparent and honest when it comes to partnerships and acquisitions, and all parties being upfront about expectations. Overall, Lance Bachmann's journey is a testament to the power of perseverance, hard work, and a never-give-up attitude. His insights and experiences provide valuable guidance for aspiring entrepreneurs looking to build successful businesses. So take action, believe in yourself, and unlock the secrets of successful entrepreneurship with Lance Bachmann.
Quotes from the episode:
"If you're gonna go start your own company, take action, and don't be afraid to fail. Failure is just a stepping stone to success."
"I truly believe to own a company and see its scale, the leader has to be able to sell and communicate articulated vision and have people believe in them."
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode305
]]>Lance Bachmann is a true son of Philadelphia: he was raised in the Northeast alongside his 14 brothers and sisters. With strong roots in his hometown and an unparalleled commitment to his family, Lance is a professional family man that can be trusted with anything. He was the youngest vice president in AT&T history and helped start YellowPages.com before leaving to start his own company, 1SEO, in 2009. Since then, Bachmann has become a best-selling author, international keynote speaker, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and owner of multiple home service companies.
When it comes to private equity deals and acquisitions, Lance emphasizes the importance of having processes, systems, teams, leadership, and cash flow in place for managing and operating a business with valuation in mind. He stresses the importance of being transparent and honest when it comes to partnerships and acquisitions, and all parties being upfront about expectations. Overall, Lance Bachmann's journey is a testament to the power of perseverance, hard work, and a never-give-up attitude. His insights and experiences provide valuable guidance for aspiring entrepreneurs looking to build successful businesses. So take action, believe in yourself, and unlock the secrets of successful entrepreneurship with Lance Bachmann.
Quotes from the episode:
"If you're gonna go start your own company, take action, and don't be afraid to fail. Failure is just a stepping stone to success."
"I truly believe to own a company and see its scale, the leader has to be able to sell and communicate articulated vision and have people believe in them."
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode305
]]>Ian Wendt is an expert in sales, an accomplished creative, speaker, and a marketing professional. Ian's passion has always been about serving others by helping them to reach new levels of performance both in their professional and personal lives. With his successful history in communication sales, Ian turned his focus on launching his own brand and apparel company, Official Patriot Gear. Their message is simple: patriotism is not partisan or exclusive. He's taking that message to the masses and drawing attention to some of the most controversial and polarizing subjects of today's culture and society. At the age of 34, Ian has established himself as an influential leader and teacher.
In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, Ian Wendt talks about the importance of always chasing fulfillment, focusing on adding value to others, embracing challenges, not being afraid to reinvent yourself, and what it means to be a Patriot. Ian credits a lot of his success to making the decision to stop caring what other people think about him. Although we hear this advice a lot, few people have actually put that into action. Releasing the fear of judgment or how others may perceive you will free you to do so much more and align with people that will resonate with your message. That is how you build an unstoppable brand.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode304
]]>Ian Wendt is an expert in sales, an accomplished creative, speaker, and a marketing professional. Ian's passion has always been about serving others by helping them to reach new levels of performance both in their professional and personal lives. With his successful history in communication sales, Ian turned his focus on launching his own brand and apparel company, Official Patriot Gear. Their message is simple: patriotism is not partisan or exclusive. He's taking that message to the masses and drawing attention to some of the most controversial and polarizing subjects of today's culture and society. At the age of 34, Ian has established himself as an influential leader and teacher.
In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, Ian Wendt talks about the importance of always chasing fulfillment, focusing on adding value to others, embracing challenges, not being afraid to reinvent yourself, and what it means to be a Patriot. Ian credits a lot of his success to making the decision to stop caring what other people think about him. Although we hear this advice a lot, few people have actually put that into action. Releasing the fear of judgment or how others may perceive you will free you to do so much more and align with people that will resonate with your message. That is how you build an unstoppable brand.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode304
]]>Jeff Fenster is the CEO of Everbowl, a best-selling author, and podcast host. Jeff is an award-winning entrepreneur who credits his success to one thing: the art of building and maintaining relationships. His businesses range from a quick-serve restaurant chain, Payroll & HR company, a digital marketing agency, and a construction company. He was named a Top 100 Entrepreneur in America under the age of 35, a Top 40 Executive under 40 by the Business Journal, a finalist for CEO of the Year by Ernst & Young, and was named a Top Entrepreneur to follow for 2022. He has appeared on over 500 podcasts, created courses for LinkedIn Learning, and speaks across the country on entrepreneurial mindset, authentic networking, and vertical integration.
In this episode, Jeff delivers so much gold when it comes to building, growing, and protecting powerful businesses. As someone that has built and scaled various types of businesses, Jeff reveals where so many entrepreneurs go wrong which doesn't allow their business to flourish and thrive. If you are tied to your business and you can't take a vacation without it falling apart, this episode is for you.
Another very important aspect of owning a business is making sure it is profitable. Jeff offers a different perspective here. What if instead of focusing on how to make more money in your business, you use your entrepreneurial problem-solving ability to come up with ways to keep more money? That is what vertical integration is all about and you are going to want to hear how Jeff does it.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode303
]]>Jeff Fenster is the CEO of Everbowl, a best-selling author, and podcast host. Jeff is an award-winning entrepreneur who credits his success to one thing: the art of building and maintaining relationships. His businesses range from a quick-serve restaurant chain, Payroll & HR company, a digital marketing agency, and a construction company. He was named a Top 100 Entrepreneur in America under the age of 35, a Top 40 Executive under 40 by the Business Journal, a finalist for CEO of the Year by Ernst & Young, and was named a Top Entrepreneur to follow for 2022. He has appeared on over 500 podcasts, created courses for LinkedIn Learning, and speaks across the country on entrepreneurial mindset, authentic networking, and vertical integration.
In this episode, Jeff delivers so much gold when it comes to building, growing, and protecting powerful businesses. As someone that has built and scaled various types of businesses, Jeff reveals where so many entrepreneurs go wrong which doesn't allow their business to flourish and thrive. If you are tied to your business and you can't take a vacation without it falling apart, this episode is for you.
Another very important aspect of owning a business is making sure it is profitable. Jeff offers a different perspective here. What if instead of focusing on how to make more money in your business, you use your entrepreneurial problem-solving ability to come up with ways to keep more money? That is what vertical integration is all about and you are going to want to hear how Jeff does it.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode303
]]>Sun Yi is an entrepreneur, storyteller, and TEDx speaker. He is the founder of Night Owls, an award-winning digital agency in NYC. In 2022, he started Night Owl Nation, a community that practices storytelling together.
Sun gained over 50k Instagram followers in only 6 months, and in this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, he reveals his content strategy and the common mistakes he sees people making on social media, and what you should actually be doing instead. So many people think if they post consistently, that will be enough to grow their following, but they are missing a key component. It is called "social media" for a reason. The interactions are meant to be a 2-way street. No one likes when someone just takes without giving anything in return. Instead of "posting and ghosting" think about how you can use your knowledge and abilities to serve with authenticity, and the right clientele will take notice.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode302
]]>Sun Yi is an entrepreneur, storyteller, and TEDx speaker. He is the founder of Night Owls, an award-winning digital agency in NYC. In 2022, he started Night Owl Nation, a community that practices storytelling together.
Sun gained over 50k Instagram followers in only 6 months, and in this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, he reveals his content strategy and the common mistakes he sees people making on social media, and what you should actually be doing instead. So many people think if they post consistently, that will be enough to grow their following, but they are missing a key component. It is called "social media" for a reason. The interactions are meant to be a 2-way street. No one likes when someone just takes without giving anything in return. Instead of "posting and ghosting" think about how you can use your knowledge and abilities to serve with authenticity, and the right clientele will take notice.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode302
]]>Jonathan George is the CEO of a Personal Branding Agency called Unleash Your Rockstar. His clients have amassed over 150 million online followers leading him to be dubbed "The Human Hitmaker." As a specialist in creating, positioning, and expanding authentic rockstar personal brands to scale business brands, Jonathan has worked with top brands including Chanel, Universal, Sony ATV, Hulu, FOX, and Disney. As a thought leader on the topic, he also utilizes it as one of the hottest tools for self-development for GenZers and Millennials.
In this episode, Jonathan explains why it is so crucial to understand who you are in this day and age. With social media, so many of us get caught up in comparing ourselves to others, leading to anxiety and overwhelm. If we haven't taken the time to overcome the insecurities we had as children, we can carry them into adulthood without even realizing it, and then we let those insecurities turn into excuses as to why we can't go after our goals. With mental health on the decline, it is becoming increasingly important to break through the walls and barriers that are holding you back and be the person you are meant to be. Unleashing your rockstar means unapologetically being who you are.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode301
]]>Jonathan George is the CEO of a Personal Branding Agency called Unleash Your Rockstar. His clients have amassed over 150 million online followers leading him to be dubbed "The Human Hitmaker." As a specialist in creating, positioning, and expanding authentic rockstar personal brands to scale business brands, Jonathan has worked with top brands including Chanel, Universal, Sony ATV, Hulu, FOX, and Disney. As a thought leader on the topic, he also utilizes it as one of the hottest tools for self-development for GenZers and Millennials.
In this episode, Jonathan explains why it is so crucial to understand who you are in this day and age. With social media, so many of us get caught up in comparing ourselves to others, leading to anxiety and overwhelm. If we haven't taken the time to overcome the insecurities we had as children, we can carry them into adulthood without even realizing it, and then we let those insecurities turn into excuses as to why we can't go after our goals. With mental health on the decline, it is becoming increasingly important to break through the walls and barriers that are holding you back and be the person you are meant to be. Unleashing your rockstar means unapologetically being who you are.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode301
]]>Sean Cannell is the CEO of Think Media and host of the Think Media Podcast. He is one of today's leading online video experts and the world's most-watched YouTube strategist. Sean has been featured on Forbes.com, CNBC, Social Media Examiner, Entrepreneur.com, and Success.com. After growing an eight-figure income as a "Tech YouTuber," he built a multimillion-dollar online video education company that he still runs today. Sean is also an international speaker, coach, and prolific content creator. His mission is to help ten thousand purpose-driven people create a full-time living with YouTube.
Creating video content can be intimidating and you might already have a bunch of excuses as to why you can't get started. What is waiting for you on the other side of consistently releasing videos, is more leads, more impact, more customers, more purpose, more personal development, and more growth for your brand and business. Sean urges you to punch fear and perfection in the face, just get started where you are right now, and grow from there. Sean's simple and accessible approach squashes any barriers or excuses you might have and sheds light on the important aspects that you should be paying attention to in order to gain traction with your content, whether that be long or short-form videos. If you haven't thought about getting on YouTube, Sean reveals what you are missing out on, and why you should take advantage of the platform to optimize your brand.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode300
]]>Sean Cannell is the CEO of Think Media and host of the Think Media Podcast. He is one of today's leading online video experts and the world's most-watched YouTube strategist. Sean has been featured on Forbes.com, CNBC, Social Media Examiner, Entrepreneur.com, and Success.com. After growing an eight-figure income as a "Tech YouTuber," he built a multimillion-dollar online video education company that he still runs today. Sean is also an international speaker, coach, and prolific content creator. His mission is to help ten thousand purpose-driven people create a full-time living with YouTube.
Creating video content can be intimidating and you might already have a bunch of excuses as to why you can't get started. What is waiting for you on the other side of consistently releasing videos, is more leads, more impact, more customers, more purpose, more personal development, and more growth for your brand and business. Sean urges you to punch fear and perfection in the face, just get started where you are right now, and grow from there. Sean's simple and accessible approach squashes any barriers or excuses you might have and sheds light on the important aspects that you should be paying attention to in order to gain traction with your content, whether that be long or short-form videos. If you haven't thought about getting on YouTube, Sean reveals what you are missing out on, and why you should take advantage of the platform to optimize your brand.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode300
]]>Chris Warnes is a serial entrepreneur, independent watch dealer, business coach, life mentor, speaker, and author focused on self-awareness, purpose, spirituality, mindset, leadership, company culture, and the true meaning of entrepreneurship. After two tours in Iraq with the Army, Chris was awarded The Purple Heart and now lives, breathes, and teaches the warrior mindset. His companies operate from the culture and core values that he lives by and represents. His care for people, discipline, and accountability sets him apart from others. In over 15 years, Chris has built six companies, including online fitness coaching, a full-service gym, real estate investing, dealing high-end timepieces, Warrior Consulting, and most recently, a Non-Profit. Chris has recently also become two companies' managing/equity partner for his leadership, expertise, and knowledge.
In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, Chris shares what he learned from a near-death experience while serving in the military, and why we need to shift how we view failure and see it as an opportunity to learn and grow. The journey is more important than the finish line, and once you reach that finish line, don't take it as an excuse to go back to old habits, but instead celebrate, and then get back to work. Chris also shares how he built his online presence and became an authority in the fitness industry, and now coaching space. People often think they don't have the credibility or knowledge to be an authority in their space, but Chris and Tony offer a different perspective and share how you can get started creating content today.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode299
]]>Chris Warnes is a serial entrepreneur, independent watch dealer, business coach, life mentor, speaker, and author focused on self-awareness, purpose, spirituality, mindset, leadership, company culture, and the true meaning of entrepreneurship. After two tours in Iraq with the Army, Chris was awarded The Purple Heart and now lives, breathes, and teaches the warrior mindset. His companies operate from the culture and core values that he lives by and represents. His care for people, discipline, and accountability sets him apart from others. In over 15 years, Chris has built six companies, including online fitness coaching, a full-service gym, real estate investing, dealing high-end timepieces, Warrior Consulting, and most recently, a Non-Profit. Chris has recently also become two companies' managing/equity partner for his leadership, expertise, and knowledge.
In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, Chris shares what he learned from a near-death experience while serving in the military, and why we need to shift how we view failure and see it as an opportunity to learn and grow. The journey is more important than the finish line, and once you reach that finish line, don't take it as an excuse to go back to old habits, but instead celebrate, and then get back to work. Chris also shares how he built his online presence and became an authority in the fitness industry, and now coaching space. People often think they don't have the credibility or knowledge to be an authority in their space, but Chris and Tony offer a different perspective and share how you can get started creating content today.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode299
]]>Steve Currington is a well-known mortgage banker and entrepreneur. He is a VP at CrossCountry Mortgage and has become a prominent figure in the industry. Steve has been recognized as one of the top mortgage originators in the United States. Steve is also known for his philanthropic work in the Tulsa community and has been actively involved in a number of charitable organizations, including the Make-A-Wish Foundation, St. Jude, and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, and has been recognized for his contributions to the community. In addition to his professional and philanthropic work, Steve is also an avid car enthusiast and uses his love of cars to connect with people in the automobile industry. In 2019 Steve took his love of Lamborghini to the internet and created the YouTube channel LambroSteve to highlight his cars and share his experiences outside of the mortgage company he runs.
In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, Steve and Tony discuss the true value of hiring a business coach and how to know if you are ready to make that commitment. Steve shares how he got into the mortgage business, how he overcame substance addictions and traded them for Lamborghinis and airplanes, and how he uses them as marketing strategies.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode298
]]>Steve Currington is a well-known mortgage banker and entrepreneur. He is a VP at CrossCountry Mortgage and has become a prominent figure in the industry. Steve has been recognized as one of the top mortgage originators in the United States. Steve is also known for his philanthropic work in the Tulsa community and has been actively involved in a number of charitable organizations, including the Make-A-Wish Foundation, St. Jude, and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, and has been recognized for his contributions to the community. In addition to his professional and philanthropic work, Steve is also an avid car enthusiast and uses his love of cars to connect with people in the automobile industry. In 2019 Steve took his love of Lamborghini to the internet and created the YouTube channel LambroSteve to highlight his cars and share his experiences outside of the mortgage company he runs.
In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, Steve and Tony discuss the true value of hiring a business coach and how to know if you are ready to make that commitment. Steve shares how he got into the mortgage business, how he overcame substance addictions and traded them for Lamborghinis and airplanes, and how he uses them as marketing strategies.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode298
]]>Jesse Elder is a speaker, mentor, entrepreneur, and all-around lover of life. He has devoted his life to sharing his principles of self-mastery with people all around the world. Through his popular Mind Vitamin videos, online courses, events, and private coaching, Jesse teaches others how to create their own success and fulfillment, reclaim their personal freedom, and master their reality.
In this episode of the 365 Driven podcast, Jesse shares his upbringing of being homeschooled, watching his dad get arrested and go to prison for standing up for his beliefs, and how that shaped his view of the world. Jesse talks about his experience growing up learning martial arts, and how getting into a fight at 19 gave him the reality check that propelled him to question everything he thought he knew. He realized everyone feels like they know the truth, but we all can't think the same thing about everything. Jesse had been seeking the truth, but he came to realize that he never actually wanted to feel as though he had arrived at the truth. He stopped asking what is true and started asking what is useful. Tune in for more.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode297
]]>Jesse Elder is a speaker, mentor, entrepreneur, and all-around lover of life. He has devoted his life to sharing his principles of self-mastery with people all around the world. Through his popular Mind Vitamin videos, online courses, events, and private coaching, Jesse teaches others how to create their own success and fulfillment, reclaim their personal freedom, and master their reality.
In this episode of the 365 Driven podcast, Jesse shares his upbringing of being homeschooled, watching his dad get arrested and go to prison for standing up for his beliefs, and how that shaped his view of the world. Jesse talks about his experience growing up learning martial arts, and how getting into a fight at 19 gave him the reality check that propelled him to question everything he thought he knew. He realized everyone feels like they know the truth, but we all can't think the same thing about everything. Jesse had been seeking the truth, but he came to realize that he never actually wanted to feel as though he had arrived at the truth. He stopped asking what is true and started asking what is useful. Tune in for more.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode297
]]>I also announce our next live, in-person event! We're going to Portugal on July 3-7, 2023.
The event is limited to 40 attendees. You will find information at 365driven.com
]]>I also announce our next live, in-person event! We're going to Portugal on July 3-7, 2023.
The event is limited to 40 attendees. You will find information at 365driven.com
]]>Angie Manson began drinking and using drugs at just 11 years old, was arrested and went to rehab at 16, and faced 10 years in prison at 21 years old. Due to a compassionate judge, Angie was sentenced to treatment instead. A couple of months in, she started working and giving back and realized her true purpose was to help others overcome the struggles she once faced. After completing 3-years of probation and working full-time in treatment, that same Judge erased all of Angie's criminal record and gave her a completely clean slate. Angie used the opportunity to turn her life around and reinvent herself. Angie has now worked in alcohol and drug rehabilitation full-time for 28 years and empowers individuals to stay sober and reach their true potential with her unique and copyrighted method.
In this episode, Angie shares her story of what led to her addiction early in her life, and emphasizes the importance of parents having those tough, but very necessary conversations about drugs and alcohol with their children sooner rather than later. With the current opioid overdose crisis in our country, largely due to accidental Fentanyl ingestion, it has become even more important for parents to be aware of the hazards and prevention. Angie also dives into the topic of how to be an effective leader of an organization, personal branding, scaling, and using criticism to your benefit.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode295
]]>Angie Manson began drinking and using drugs at just 11 years old, was arrested and went to rehab at 16, and faced 10 years in prison at 21 years old. Due to a compassionate judge, Angie was sentenced to treatment instead. A couple of months in, she started working and giving back and realized her true purpose was to help others overcome the struggles she once faced. After completing 3-years of probation and working full-time in treatment, that same Judge erased all of Angie's criminal record and gave her a completely clean slate. Angie used the opportunity to turn her life around and reinvent herself. Angie has now worked in alcohol and drug rehabilitation full-time for 28 years and empowers individuals to stay sober and reach their true potential with her unique and copyrighted method.
In this episode, Angie shares her story of what led to her addiction early in her life, and emphasizes the importance of parents having those tough, but very necessary conversations about drugs and alcohol with their children sooner rather than later. With the current opioid overdose crisis in our country, largely due to accidental Fentanyl ingestion, it has become even more important for parents to be aware of the hazards and prevention. Angie also dives into the topic of how to be an effective leader of an organization, personal branding, scaling, and using criticism to your benefit.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode295
]]>Ulyses Osuna is here on the 365 Driven Podcast to talk all things media, PR, and everything you need to know to get known in the industry. Ulyses is the CEO of Influencer Press where he manages publicity for clients and helps them get known quicker. He has been featured in Forbes, and contributed to Entrerour.com, Success.com, Huffpost.com, and Business.com. With Ulyses' help, his clients have gotten 13 million views, and thousands of articles published.
In this episode, Ulyses shares why he got interested in PR at only 17 years old, and the very hard lessons he had to learn about the industry. As a young entrepreneur that wanted to reach the limelight as fast as possible, Ulyses knows that people are looking for someone to guide them to fast, yet honest strategies to increase their influence. With a lot of dishonesty in the media, the importance of building your influence with honesty is key to making yourself stand out in the crowd and building a loyal following that will carry over for decades. Ulyses covers how he helps his clients control what people think about them, the importance of personal branding, and his opinion on paying to get verified online.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode294
]]>Ulyses Osuna is here on the 365 Driven Podcast to talk all things media, PR, and everything you need to know to get known in the industry. Ulyses is the CEO of Influencer Press where he manages publicity for clients and helps them get known quicker. He has been featured in Forbes, and contributed to Entrerour.com, Success.com, Huffpost.com, and Business.com. With Ulyses' help, his clients have gotten 13 million views, and thousands of articles published.
In this episode, Ulyses shares why he got interested in PR at only 17 years old, and the very hard lessons he had to learn about the industry. As a young entrepreneur that wanted to reach the limelight as fast as possible, Ulyses knows that people are looking for someone to guide them to fast, yet honest strategies to increase their influence. With a lot of dishonesty in the media, the importance of building your influence with honesty is key to making yourself stand out in the crowd and building a loyal following that will carry over for decades. Ulyses covers how he helps his clients control what people think about them, the importance of personal branding, and his opinion on paying to get verified online.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode294
]]>Robert Greene is an author and speaker known for his books on strategy, power, and seduction. Robert is the author of the New York Times bestsellers The 48 Laws of Power, The Art of Seduction, The 33 Strategies of War, The 50th Law, Mastery, The Laws of Human Nature, and most recently, The Daily Laws. Robert's first book The 48 Laws of Power was released in 1998 and condensed 3 thousand years of the history of power into these very influential laws that are highly regarded by anyone seeking to unlock their true power.
In this episode, Robert and Tony have a very deep and insightful conversation as they dive into several of Robert's Laws of Power. After leaving over 60 jobs, Robert shares his realization that he was not meant to work for someone else, and what inspired him to write a book about power without first having any reputation. Whether you are a business owner or feeling frustrated at your corporate job, Robert's insight is highly valuable and will help you position yourself as someone of power. In today's digital world with the ease of sharing anything we want online, it has become even more critical to understand what it takes to be powerful.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode293
]]>Robert Greene is an author and speaker known for his books on strategy, power, and seduction. Robert is the author of the New York Times bestsellers The 48 Laws of Power, The Art of Seduction, The 33 Strategies of War, The 50th Law, Mastery, The Laws of Human Nature, and most recently, The Daily Laws. Robert's first book The 48 Laws of Power was released in 1998 and condensed 3 thousand years of the history of power into these very influential laws that are highly regarded by anyone seeking to unlock their true power.
In this episode, Robert and Tony have a very deep and insightful conversation as they dive into several of Robert's Laws of Power. After leaving over 60 jobs, Robert shares his realization that he was not meant to work for someone else, and what inspired him to write a book about power without first having any reputation. Whether you are a business owner or feeling frustrated at your corporate job, Robert's insight is highly valuable and will help you position yourself as someone of power. In today's digital world with the ease of sharing anything we want online, it has become even more critical to understand what it takes to be powerful.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode293
]]>Alex Hormozi is an entrepreneur, investor, and philanthropist. In 2013, he started his first brick & mortar business, and within three years, he successfully scaled his business to six locations. He then sold his locations and spent two years turning 32+ brick & mortar businesses around using that same model. He then packaged his process into a licensing model which scaled to over 4000+ locations in 4 years and he also founded and scaled three other companies to $120M+ in cumulative sales in that same time frame. Alex scaled and exited 7 companies and transitioned from CEO to the owner/shareholder position in these companies in 2020, and founded Acquisition.com as a way to invest in other businesses. Alex is known for his expertise in customer acquisition and monetization.
In this episode, Alex shares what he has learned from being who he wants to be online, and why he thinks so many people struggle to make content that converts. Alex explains how he learned some of the skills he applies in his businesses today, and why people fail to take action despite knowing what do to. He shares how he develops habits without having the "perfect" morning routine. Alex also dives into the 4 things you need to start a business, and the question everyone wants to know: What does content creation look like in the Hormozi household? Tune in for more.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode292
]]>Alex Hormozi is an entrepreneur, investor, and philanthropist. In 2013, he started his first brick & mortar business, and within three years, he successfully scaled his business to six locations. He then sold his locations and spent two years turning 32+ brick & mortar businesses around using that same model. He then packaged his process into a licensing model which scaled to over 4000+ locations in 4 years and he also founded and scaled three other companies to $120M+ in cumulative sales in that same time frame. Alex scaled and exited 7 companies and transitioned from CEO to the owner/shareholder position in these companies in 2020, and founded Acquisition.com as a way to invest in other businesses. Alex is known for his expertise in customer acquisition and monetization.
In this episode, Alex shares what he has learned from being who he wants to be online, and why he thinks so many people struggle to make content that converts. Alex explains how he learned some of the skills he applies in his businesses today, and why people fail to take action despite knowing what do to. He shares how he develops habits without having the "perfect" morning routine. Alex also dives into the 4 things you need to start a business, and the question everyone wants to know: What does content creation look like in the Hormozi household? Tune in for more.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode292
]]>From humble beginnings, Tony learned early on the value of working hard for what he wanted. Having started working at 15 years old, each job along the way revealed a valuable lesson that would carry into life and entrepreneurship. One theme remains the same: relationships are incredibly valuable and can reap rewards for decades, so make sure to do right by others. Your first million is possible, but you need to invest in the skills that will get you there and learn from all the lessons along the way.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode291
]]>From humble beginnings, Tony learned early on the value of working hard for what he wanted. Having started working at 15 years old, each job along the way revealed a valuable lesson that would carry into life and entrepreneurship. One theme remains the same: relationships are incredibly valuable and can reap rewards for decades, so make sure to do right by others. Your first million is possible, but you need to invest in the skills that will get you there and learn from all the lessons along the way.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode291
]]>Marcus Aurelius Anderson is back on the 365 Driven podcast, and you can check out episode 23 with Marcus in the episode resources. Marcus is a proud veteran, author of "The Gift of Adversity", Keynote Speaker, TEDx Speaker, and High-Performance Mindset Coach. He is the creator of the Acta Non Verba movement and host of the Acta Non Verba podcast. While preparing to deploy with the U.S. Army, Marcus suffered a severe spinal injury that left him paralyzed, and his life was turned upside down. In an instant, he went from preparing for war on the battlefield to a war within his own body and mind. After dying on the operating table twice, the surgeons saved his life but told him he'd never walk again. Having no other option, Marcus started doing some in-depth soul-searching, looking for the lesson to be learned from his injury. Once he started seeing his adversity as a gift instead of a curse, everything changed.
In this episode, Marcus is real and honest about why people fail to move toward their goals and purpose in life. We are either moving closer to our goals, or moving further away, so it becomes essential to put ourselves in situations in which we are uncomfortable and lean into that feeling because that is where growth happens. Creating adversity can look like pushing yourself in the gym, or hiring a coach that will call you out on your excuses and push you to do what needs to be done to get the results you want.
Quote from the episode:
"Be careful that what you're doing right now to escape your adversity isn't creating more down the line, because it will be waiting for you." - Marcus Aurelius Anderson
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode290
]]>Marcus Aurelius Anderson is back on the 365 Driven podcast, and you can check out episode 23 with Marcus in the episode resources. Marcus is a proud veteran, author of "The Gift of Adversity", Keynote Speaker, TEDx Speaker, and High-Performance Mindset Coach. He is the creator of the Acta Non Verba movement and host of the Acta Non Verba podcast. While preparing to deploy with the U.S. Army, Marcus suffered a severe spinal injury that left him paralyzed, and his life was turned upside down. In an instant, he went from preparing for war on the battlefield to a war within his own body and mind. After dying on the operating table twice, the surgeons saved his life but told him he'd never walk again. Having no other option, Marcus started doing some in-depth soul-searching, looking for the lesson to be learned from his injury. Once he started seeing his adversity as a gift instead of a curse, everything changed.
In this episode, Marcus is real and honest about why people fail to move toward their goals and purpose in life. We are either moving closer to our goals, or moving further away, so it becomes essential to put ourselves in situations in which we are uncomfortable and lean into that feeling because that is where growth happens. Creating adversity can look like pushing yourself in the gym, or hiring a coach that will call you out on your excuses and push you to do what needs to be done to get the results you want.
Quote from the episode:
"Be careful that what you're doing right now to escape your adversity isn't creating more down the line, because it will be waiting for you." - Marcus Aurelius Anderson
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode290
]]>Pejman Ghadimi is a self-made entrepreneur, philosopher, author, and the creator of the wealth transfer methodology. Over the last 20 years, Pejman has built several businesses ranging from a one-of-a-kind investment firm that focuses on alternative asset management known as 1 OFF Investments, to a series of online education businesses including Secret Entourage, Exotic Car Hacks, and Watch Trading Academy. These platforms have forced people to rethink their understanding of business, luxury assets, and money management. Pejman's companies have grossed well over $420,000,000.00 in combined revenue. Pejman is an example of how resourcefulness and self-education are the two most powerful keys to success. He was also featured on Netflix's Fastest Car Season 2.
In this episode, Pejman explains that having a path to wealth comes from having a path as a human and acquiring skills along the way no matter what types of jobs you start out in. Very successful people rarely share about their first job and the 10-20 years of struggling and lessons that it took to get them to where they are because oftentimes people don't want to hear about that. It's a very important piece of the journey that people need to realize and research for themselves. Listening and talking to people that have what you want can help shortcut the learning, but not the result, so starting to build that wealth now is going to be key.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode289
]]>Pejman Ghadimi is a self-made entrepreneur, philosopher, author, and the creator of the wealth transfer methodology. Over the last 20 years, Pejman has built several businesses ranging from a one-of-a-kind investment firm that focuses on alternative asset management known as 1 OFF Investments, to a series of online education businesses including Secret Entourage, Exotic Car Hacks, and Watch Trading Academy. These platforms have forced people to rethink their understanding of business, luxury assets, and money management. Pejman's companies have grossed well over $420,000,000.00 in combined revenue. Pejman is an example of how resourcefulness and self-education are the two most powerful keys to success. He was also featured on Netflix's Fastest Car Season 2.
In this episode, Pejman explains that having a path to wealth comes from having a path as a human and acquiring skills along the way no matter what types of jobs you start out in. Very successful people rarely share about their first job and the 10-20 years of struggling and lessons that it took to get them to where they are because oftentimes people don't want to hear about that. It's a very important piece of the journey that people need to realize and research for themselves. Listening and talking to people that have what you want can help shortcut the learning, but not the result, so starting to build that wealth now is going to be key.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode289
]]>Emily Frisella is a multi-passionate entrepreneur who started her first brick-and-mortar business at the age of 20. She is the Founder of The Paper & Plan Co., A twice published best-selling cookbook author, Co-host of Curious Me Podcast, Founder of The Women in Business Workshop, COO of 44Seven Media & the Arete Syndicate, a Business Coach, and a speaker. Emily's latest book "Relationships First: People, Passion, and Profit" explains the importance of nurturing relationships for both personal and professional success. As a business owner of several businesses, Emily has planning and productivity down to a science and she shares her best tips in this episode.
With so many distractions around, such as social media and people demanding our time and attention, learning to balance it all to focus on what needs to get done, can be very overwhelming. Emily explains that so many people overestimate their brain power and ability to remember every single thing that needs to get done, and also may struggle with setting boundaries with others when it comes to protecting their time. In order to be productive in all areas when it comes to business, fitness, and personal life, learning to plan in a way that works best for you (not what someone else says is the "perfect" schedule) is going to be key.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode288
]]>Emily Frisella is a multi-passionate entrepreneur who started her first brick-and-mortar business at the age of 20. She is the Founder of The Paper & Plan Co., A twice published best-selling cookbook author, Co-host of Curious Me Podcast, Founder of The Women in Business Workshop, COO of 44Seven Media & the Arete Syndicate, a Business Coach, and a speaker. Emily's latest book "Relationships First: People, Passion, and Profit" explains the importance of nurturing relationships for both personal and professional success. As a business owner of several businesses, Emily has planning and productivity down to a science and she shares her best tips in this episode.
With so many distractions around, such as social media and people demanding our time and attention, learning to balance it all to focus on what needs to get done, can be very overwhelming. Emily explains that so many people overestimate their brain power and ability to remember every single thing that needs to get done, and also may struggle with setting boundaries with others when it comes to protecting their time. In order to be productive in all areas when it comes to business, fitness, and personal life, learning to plan in a way that works best for you (not what someone else says is the "perfect" schedule) is going to be key.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode288
]]>Our world is craving authenticity, and eventually, the fakes will be revealed. True influence is earned by making an impact and consistently providing value to others. Too many people want to skip the impact part, but that is what matters. It's about the long game when it comes to influence, and if someone can't provide value, they don't deserve the influence. Let's make 2023 the year of authenticity and the year we stop supporting the fakers. So how do you spot the fakes and frauds in the influence space? Tune in to find out the telltale signs of a fake influencer.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode287
]]>Our world is craving authenticity, and eventually, the fakes will be revealed. True influence is earned by making an impact and consistently providing value to others. Too many people want to skip the impact part, but that is what matters. It's about the long game when it comes to influence, and if someone can't provide value, they don't deserve the influence. Let's make 2023 the year of authenticity and the year we stop supporting the fakers. So how do you spot the fakes and frauds in the influence space? Tune in to find out the telltale signs of a fake influencer.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode287
]]>Scott Harvey spent 20 years as a hostage negotiator and public information officer and is not afraid to have difficult conversations. As a professional speaker and communication coach, he speaks to tens of thousands of people each year teaching them the tactics they need to speak with confidence and build their influence. Scott believes that in our "cancel culture" world, our silence is killing us because our reputation and our organizations suffer. Luckily, we can learn communication skills and how to effectively have hard and necessary conversations.
In this episode, Scott explains that we can't influence real change and have a voice if we are too worried to speak up. Having the fear of saying the wrong thing is a good thing because of course we don't intend to hurt anyone, but it's important to note that it is easier to defend your action than your inaction. People might mistake your silence for apathy, so just be real because our world is desperate for authenticity.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode286
]]>Scott Harvey spent 20 years as a hostage negotiator and public information officer and is not afraid to have difficult conversations. As a professional speaker and communication coach, he speaks to tens of thousands of people each year teaching them the tactics they need to speak with confidence and build their influence. Scott believes that in our "cancel culture" world, our silence is killing us because our reputation and our organizations suffer. Luckily, we can learn communication skills and how to effectively have hard and necessary conversations.
In this episode, Scott explains that we can't influence real change and have a voice if we are too worried to speak up. Having the fear of saying the wrong thing is a good thing because of course we don't intend to hurt anyone, but it's important to note that it is easier to defend your action than your inaction. People might mistake your silence for apathy, so just be real because our world is desperate for authenticity.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode286
]]>James Gerland is the founder of AMMP Labs and is building a brand of performance-oriented gyms. James has been a high-performance coach for 19 years and takes his clients' results and happiness very seriously. He specializes in hypertrophy training, strength and conditioning, bodybuilding, fat loss, and mobility. He works with high-level athletes from UFC, NFL, IFBB, NPC, college football athletes, and anyone looking to optimize their physique in a sustainable way. What makes James different from other strength and performance coaches is that he wants people to be safe and continue progressing in all areas of life.
In this episode, James shares how he helps people make fitness a habit and get the momentum to make it a lifestyle instead of trying for a bit, and eventually giving up. He is not about short-term gains and results, because making fitness and nutrition a top priority all throughout our lives is going to be key for longevity and feeling our best, which will transfer into all areas of life. James also gets into the topic of supplements, such as: What makes good supplements? Do you need supplements? Should you cycle off of certain supplements? Tune in for more.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode285
]]>James Gerland is the founder of AMMP Labs and is building a brand of performance-oriented gyms. James has been a high-performance coach for 19 years and takes his clients' results and happiness very seriously. He specializes in hypertrophy training, strength and conditioning, bodybuilding, fat loss, and mobility. He works with high-level athletes from UFC, NFL, IFBB, NPC, college football athletes, and anyone looking to optimize their physique in a sustainable way. What makes James different from other strength and performance coaches is that he wants people to be safe and continue progressing in all areas of life.
In this episode, James shares how he helps people make fitness a habit and get the momentum to make it a lifestyle instead of trying for a bit, and eventually giving up. He is not about short-term gains and results, because making fitness and nutrition a top priority all throughout our lives is going to be key for longevity and feeling our best, which will transfer into all areas of life. James also gets into the topic of supplements, such as: What makes good supplements? Do you need supplements? Should you cycle off of certain supplements? Tune in for more.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode285
]]>While planning for personal and professional growth this year, it is unavoidable to address the big elephant in the room: recession. With all the indicators bring present, it is essential to make a plan to not just survive this market, but to know what is needed to thrive and make this your best year yet.
All of the "get rich quick" schemes of previous years are not going to work in a recession. Tony encourages you to take advice from someone that has been in business during a recession and knows what it takes to stay above the competition. Tony built his first business in the recession of 2001, and used the 2007-2009 recession to invest and grow his online retail company, which became a 7 figure business. It's easy to be successful in a growth economy, but with the current market trends, you want to learn what it takes to use the market to your advantage and grow exponentially in 2023.
Most people will focus on doom and gloom and consider quitting, but winners see these moments as an opportunity. So how do you win when your competition is backing down? Tune in to learn how to win in 2023.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode284
]]>While planning for personal and professional growth this year, it is unavoidable to address the big elephant in the room: recession. With all the indicators bring present, it is essential to make a plan to not just survive this market, but to know what is needed to thrive and make this your best year yet.
All of the "get rich quick" schemes of previous years are not going to work in a recession. Tony encourages you to take advice from someone that has been in business during a recession and knows what it takes to stay above the competition. Tony built his first business in the recession of 2001, and used the 2007-2009 recession to invest and grow his online retail company, which became a 7 figure business. It's easy to be successful in a growth economy, but with the current market trends, you want to learn what it takes to use the market to your advantage and grow exponentially in 2023.
Most people will focus on doom and gloom and consider quitting, but winners see these moments as an opportunity. So how do you win when your competition is backing down? Tune in to learn how to win in 2023.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode284
]]>Lisa Collum is the founder of a curriculum company, Top Score Writing, Inc. While teaching at a Title I school, Lisa developed an innovative step-by-step program proven to dramatically increase writing scores on standardized assessments. The results of her curriculum attracted a lot of attention, and she was even investigated by the board of education twice because they didn't believe the results she got were possible. School officials were calling her wanting to know her secrets, and from there, her company was born and is now used nationwide. As a busy entrepreneur and mother of four, Lisa is also the owner of a nonprofit, Coastal Middle and High School, which is a part of her mission to help all children succeed.
Lisa's message in this episode is to go for it without waiting to have the "perfect" plan otherwise, you'll never start. Figure it out as you go, fail a few times, and keep moving. If you can identify a problem that others don't know they have, and be the person committed to finding the solution, you will be successful. So many people see an opportunity for success but talk themselves out of it thinking it will be too hard or that they don't have the resources. The key is to know that you may not know all the answers now, but you can figure out where to find them. Another huge part of the equation is finding what you are passionate about, and committing to helping people in that area. If you are not in your business for the right reasons, you will burn out and be unfulfilled. Tune in to hear more of Lisa's inspiring story of going from teacher to CEO.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode283
]]>Lisa Collum is the founder of a curriculum company, Top Score Writing, Inc. While teaching at a Title I school, Lisa developed an innovative step-by-step program proven to dramatically increase writing scores on standardized assessments. The results of her curriculum attracted a lot of attention, and she was even investigated by the board of education twice because they didn't believe the results she got were possible. School officials were calling her wanting to know her secrets, and from there, her company was born and is now used nationwide. As a busy entrepreneur and mother of four, Lisa is also the owner of a nonprofit, Coastal Middle and High School, which is a part of her mission to help all children succeed.
Lisa's message in this episode is to go for it without waiting to have the "perfect" plan otherwise, you'll never start. Figure it out as you go, fail a few times, and keep moving. If you can identify a problem that others don't know they have, and be the person committed to finding the solution, you will be successful. So many people see an opportunity for success but talk themselves out of it thinking it will be too hard or that they don't have the resources. The key is to know that you may not know all the answers now, but you can figure out where to find them. Another huge part of the equation is finding what you are passionate about, and committing to helping people in that area. If you are not in your business for the right reasons, you will burn out and be unfulfilled. Tune in to hear more of Lisa's inspiring story of going from teacher to CEO.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode283
]]>Jeremy Ryan Slate is back on the 365 Driven Podcast for a third time to share his tips to stop wasting energy on the wrong metrics in your PR efforts. Jeremy is the founder of the "Create Your Own Life" Podcast, which studies the highest performers in the world. He is a former champion powerlifter turned new media entrepreneur, and he specializes in using podcasting and new media to create trust and opinion leader status. Jeremy was named the #1 Podcast to Listen to by INC Magazine in 2019, as well as being named a Top Influencer by Forbes. After his success in podcasting, Jeremy and his wife Brielle Slate founded "Command Your Brand" to help entrepreneurs get their message out by appearing as guests on podcasts.
In this episode, Jeremy and Tony discuss the unique opportunities that podcasting presents due to there being no gatekeeper. This means that anyone that wants to get their message out, can do so with podcasting, but sadly the number of podcasts that die out due to "pod fade" is very high. What causes this? Jeremy says that it is due to people putting too much focus on the wrong metrics instead of making sure they have a solid business foundation, and then using their podcast as a PR vehicle that brings people in with the knowledge and value they have to offer. Just starting a podcast won't mean the audience will come, so tune in to learn how you can set yourself up as an authority in your space and avoid these common mistakes.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode282
]]>Jeremy Ryan Slate is back on the 365 Driven Podcast for a third time to share his tips to stop wasting energy on the wrong metrics in your PR efforts. Jeremy is the founder of the "Create Your Own Life" Podcast, which studies the highest performers in the world. He is a former champion powerlifter turned new media entrepreneur, and he specializes in using podcasting and new media to create trust and opinion leader status. Jeremy was named the #1 Podcast to Listen to by INC Magazine in 2019, as well as being named a Top Influencer by Forbes. After his success in podcasting, Jeremy and his wife Brielle Slate founded "Command Your Brand" to help entrepreneurs get their message out by appearing as guests on podcasts.
In this episode, Jeremy and Tony discuss the unique opportunities that podcasting presents due to there being no gatekeeper. This means that anyone that wants to get their message out, can do so with podcasting, but sadly the number of podcasts that die out due to "pod fade" is very high. What causes this? Jeremy says that it is due to people putting too much focus on the wrong metrics instead of making sure they have a solid business foundation, and then using their podcast as a PR vehicle that brings people in with the knowledge and value they have to offer. Just starting a podcast won't mean the audience will come, so tune in to learn how you can set yourself up as an authority in your space and avoid these common mistakes.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode282
]]>Toni Vanschoyck has been working with start-up network marketing companies for over 20 years after owning 2 successful traditional businesses that she started after being burnt out from her corporate job. She has now earned millions with her network marketing business, has sat on advisory boards, and has also been a liaison and helped small startups and small business owners through using social media, increasing sales goals, relationship building, and retention of current customers and representatives. Toni has also written three best-selling Amazon books under the series "Effing Simple" and has created the first CRM campaign for network marketers and small business owners.
In this episode, Toni is honest about the fact that she also used to be a skeptic about network marketing, until she realized that she just wasn't doing it right. Toni learned that in order to be successful in network marketing, you can't be ego-driven. Being a person of service, leading with value, and always having the objective of helping people first, is what will lead to success, and that goes for any business. She emphasizes the importance of having systems in place and explains what she teaches people in order to lead them to a path of success in this industry. Toni explains the benefits of joining a networking marketing business vs. a franchise model, and also encourages everyone to be bold and speak your truth instead of conforming to what others want you to be. So many people can be quick to judge, but once we take the time to get educated, the judgment fades away.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode281
]]>Toni Vanschoyck has been working with start-up network marketing companies for over 20 years after owning 2 successful traditional businesses that she started after being burnt out from her corporate job. She has now earned millions with her network marketing business, has sat on advisory boards, and has also been a liaison and helped small startups and small business owners through using social media, increasing sales goals, relationship building, and retention of current customers and representatives. Toni has also written three best-selling Amazon books under the series "Effing Simple" and has created the first CRM campaign for network marketers and small business owners.
In this episode, Toni is honest about the fact that she also used to be a skeptic about network marketing, until she realized that she just wasn't doing it right. Toni learned that in order to be successful in network marketing, you can't be ego-driven. Being a person of service, leading with value, and always having the objective of helping people first, is what will lead to success, and that goes for any business. She emphasizes the importance of having systems in place and explains what she teaches people in order to lead them to a path of success in this industry. Toni explains the benefits of joining a networking marketing business vs. a franchise model, and also encourages everyone to be bold and speak your truth instead of conforming to what others want you to be. So many people can be quick to judge, but once we take the time to get educated, the judgment fades away.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode281
]]>Setema Gali is a former NFL player for the New England Patriots and won the Super Bowl in 2002. Setema is honest about the extreme dedication it took to get him there, his transition out of football and into being a mortgage broker, and the adversity he faced after the 2008 market crash. From being a successful professional football player to losing it all and selling his Super Bowl ring, Setema shares what he learned as he reinvented himself and came back stronger and more grateful than ever. Now he helps others realize their potential, and he speaks on stages breaking down old barriers, weak stories, and mediocre results. Through his coaching programs, live immersion events, digital trainings, and daily podcast, Setema has changed the lives of thousands of people, helping them set their dreams high and their commitment higher.
Setema believes that having the ability to have calm energy about you is a superpower, and in today's world with so many distractions pulling us in different directions and the polarity that we are exposed to on a daily basis, learning to control our emotions and being aware of our energy, is a very important skill. You don't want to miss Setema's comeback story and the incredible insight he shares in this episode.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode280
]]>Setema Gali is a former NFL player for the New England Patriots and won the Super Bowl in 2002. Setema is honest about the extreme dedication it took to get him there, his transition out of football and into being a mortgage broker, and the adversity he faced after the 2008 market crash. From being a successful professional football player to losing it all and selling his Super Bowl ring, Setema shares what he learned as he reinvented himself and came back stronger and more grateful than ever. Now he helps others realize their potential, and he speaks on stages breaking down old barriers, weak stories, and mediocre results. Through his coaching programs, live immersion events, digital trainings, and daily podcast, Setema has changed the lives of thousands of people, helping them set their dreams high and their commitment higher.
Setema believes that having the ability to have calm energy about you is a superpower, and in today's world with so many distractions pulling us in different directions and the polarity that we are exposed to on a daily basis, learning to control our emotions and being aware of our energy, is a very important skill. You don't want to miss Setema's comeback story and the incredible insight he shares in this episode.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode280
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Zach is back on the 365 Driven podcast for the third time for a fun and candid conversation with Tony about why hustle culture is outdated, why revenue doesn't matter, and why critical thinkers are hard to come by nowadays. Both Zach and Tony think back to when they began their personal development journeys and the lessons they learned getting to where they are now. Both of them have made tremendous strides in improving how to communicate with others and get their message out to the world. Zach served 5 years in prison before building his brand, and Tony went from being terrified of public speaking, to now being an award-winning speaker, delivering his message on stages all over the world.
Showing up consistently, letting go of what other people might think, and following your gut, are key to reaching your potential. Zach shares the habits that he focuses on each and every day that led to him being able to help people build a celebrity brand and explosive business with his top-rated podcast, Underdog Empowerment.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode278
]]>Zach is back on the 365 Driven podcast for the third time for a fun and candid conversation with Tony about why hustle culture is outdated, why revenue doesn't matter, and why critical thinkers are hard to come by nowadays. Both Zach and Tony think back to when they began their personal development journeys and the lessons they learned getting to where they are now. Both of them have made tremendous strides in improving how to communicate with others and get their message out to the world. Zach served 5 years in prison before building his brand, and Tony went from being terrified of public speaking, to now being an award-winning speaker, delivering his message on stages all over the world.
Showing up consistently, letting go of what other people might think, and following your gut, are key to reaching your potential. Zach shares the habits that he focuses on each and every day that led to him being able to help people build a celebrity brand and explosive business with his top-rated podcast, Underdog Empowerment.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode278
]]>Financial freedom isn't just about how much money you make, but more about the ability to control what comes in and knowing how to acquire more if that is what you desire. It is not relying on a job in which we have no control over how much we make but instead creating an income for ourselves that is limitless. While it is true that money won't buy happiness or fulfillment, it can give you more of your time.
Time is valuable. We are only given one life and we get to decide how we spend it. We can't manage time, but we can learn to manage our tasks. Tony shares his tips to guard your time without being overwhelmed with a bunch of to-do lists. Learn to prioritize the tasks that will move the needle forward not only in your work but also in your personal life. Making time for what is important to you outside of your work, is also key.
Location freedom means being able to travel and work when and where suits your life best. Maybe you are tired of commuting and spending a large amount of your time in an office and not having the time to take vacations when you want. Entrepreneurship can allow the freedom to take time away when you want, and choose your work location.
Mental freedom comes after realizing that we are not put on this Earth to please everyone. Tony shares his near-death experience and the new perspective on life that he was able to walk away with. Mental freedom is about not requiring anyone else's approval, knowing your life's purpose, and going after it despite any fears. Fear and confidence are both imaginary, and you decide which one you want to live with.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode277
]]>Financial freedom isn't just about how much money you make, but more about the ability to control what comes in and knowing how to acquire more if that is what you desire. It is not relying on a job in which we have no control over how much we make but instead creating an income for ourselves that is limitless. While it is true that money won't buy happiness or fulfillment, it can give you more of your time.
Time is valuable. We are only given one life and we get to decide how we spend it. We can't manage time, but we can learn to manage our tasks. Tony shares his tips to guard your time without being overwhelmed with a bunch of to-do lists. Learn to prioritize the tasks that will move the needle forward not only in your work but also in your personal life. Making time for what is important to you outside of your work, is also key.
Location freedom means being able to travel and work when and where suits your life best. Maybe you are tired of commuting and spending a large amount of your time in an office and not having the time to take vacations when you want. Entrepreneurship can allow the freedom to take time away when you want, and choose your work location.
Mental freedom comes after realizing that we are not put on this Earth to please everyone. Tony shares his near-death experience and the new perspective on life that he was able to walk away with. Mental freedom is about not requiring anyone else's approval, knowing your life's purpose, and going after it despite any fears. Fear and confidence are both imaginary, and you decide which one you want to live with.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode277
]]>When you're just getting started, you don't have to spend a ton of money on fancy camera equipment. Tony shares tips for creating engaging content by using just your phone and learning about proper lighting. Tony is honest about his regrets in not investing in himself at a earlier age when it comes to public speaking skills and formal training in how to be entertaining. Don't let a fear of public speaking or lack of confidence in your skills keep you from putting yourself out there. We all start somewhere, and this episode offers a simple starting point to help you work your way up to being a dynamic speaker. Tune in to find out common mistakes business owners make in creating their brand, and how to avoid them to position yourself as an authority in your niche.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode276
]]>When you're just getting started, you don't have to spend a ton of money on fancy camera equipment. Tony shares tips for creating engaging content by using just your phone and learning about proper lighting. Tony is honest about his regrets in not investing in himself at a earlier age when it comes to public speaking skills and formal training in how to be entertaining. Don't let a fear of public speaking or lack of confidence in your skills keep you from putting yourself out there. We all start somewhere, and this episode offers a simple starting point to help you work your way up to being a dynamic speaker. Tune in to find out common mistakes business owners make in creating their brand, and how to avoid them to position yourself as an authority in your niche.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode276
]]>Dr. Jamie Meyer has served on the SEMA Board of Directors since 2018, and has taken the role as President of the Performance Racing Industry (PRI) trade show and media company. Jamie has a long history in motorsports and racing, and will lead the PRI team in increasing engagement and support for the industry through enhanced programs and services for the motorsports community. He recently left a very successful 15-year career at General Motors, where he served as the Advanced Performance Parts program manager, the performance marketing manager, as well as several marketing and advertising roles.
In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, Dr. Jamie Meyers shares his journey of pivoting from the medical industry to cars, and his advice for people that are scared of transitioning from one industry to another. Jamie urges leaders to not be afraid to make mistakes but to make sure to learn from them. Jamie and Tony discuss recent changes in the car industry and offer advice to those looking to get involved with this industry. Tune in for more.
Key highlights:
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode275
]]>Dr. Jamie Meyer has served on the SEMA Board of Directors since 2018, and has taken the role as President of the Performance Racing Industry (PRI) trade show and media company. Jamie has a long history in motorsports and racing, and will lead the PRI team in increasing engagement and support for the industry through enhanced programs and services for the motorsports community. He recently left a very successful 15-year career at General Motors, where he served as the Advanced Performance Parts program manager, the performance marketing manager, as well as several marketing and advertising roles.
In this episode of the 365 Driven Podcast, Dr. Jamie Meyers shares his journey of pivoting from the medical industry to cars, and his advice for people that are scared of transitioning from one industry to another. Jamie urges leaders to not be afraid to make mistakes but to make sure to learn from them. Jamie and Tony discuss recent changes in the car industry and offer advice to those looking to get involved with this industry. Tune in for more.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode275
]]>Tyler McBroom is a CPA, tax professional, international speaker, and #1 bestselling author. His mission is to help business owners everywhere grow their profits while paying as little tax as legally possible. Whether it's discussing tax strategies or the fundamentals of business, Tyler has a passion for teaching others and does so through books such as his first release and #1 bestseller, "Cash Flow and Grow", as well as across his various social media channels.
In this episode, Tyler addresses some myths and misconceptions surrounding taxes, such as "why should I make more money if I'll just be taxed more?" and the also common "rich people don't pay taxes" thought. Tyler shares some tools you can use to budget and allocate money, the politics of taxes, and a lot of tax tips that you might not have ever heard of, but can save you a lot of money in the upcoming tax season. Tune in, takes notes, and start planning to finish 2022 strong.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode274
]]>Tyler McBroom is a CPA, tax professional, international speaker, and #1 bestselling author. His mission is to help business owners everywhere grow their profits while paying as little tax as legally possible. Whether it's discussing tax strategies or the fundamentals of business, Tyler has a passion for teaching others and does so through books such as his first release and #1 bestseller, "Cash Flow and Grow", as well as across his various social media channels.
In this episode, Tyler addresses some myths and misconceptions surrounding taxes, such as "why should I make more money if I'll just be taxed more?" and the also common "rich people don't pay taxes" thought. Tyler shares some tools you can use to budget and allocate money, the politics of taxes, and a lot of tax tips that you might not have ever heard of, but can save you a lot of money in the upcoming tax season. Tune in, takes notes, and start planning to finish 2022 strong.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode274
]]>Shawn French is an author and sales performance coach that has had a high level of success in the corporate sales environment. Throughout his career, he has discovered the main driver in his performance over the years. He does what he needs to do on a consistent basis, whereas others give up and go home when things get hard. Shawn's mission is to educate other sales professionals and sales organizations that their habits and intentional activity are paramount in their sales success. Shawn went from broke to high 6-figures in 6 months and now he's on a mission to help others create the same results.
People fail to realize that our entire life is sales and we are constantly selling ourselves whether we realize it or not. Shawn addresses the common objections that salespeople usually get from potential customers, and how to counteract them without being pushy or overwhelming the other person. He says that "no" should not be feared. Not putting yourself out there enough is what you should fear. Don't be afraid of objections, but instead learn to view them as buying signals and be a great enough active listener that you can counteract their struggles and become someone they can trust to solve their problems.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode273
]]>Shawn French is an author and sales performance coach that has had a high level of success in the corporate sales environment. Throughout his career, he has discovered the main driver in his performance over the years. He does what he needs to do on a consistent basis, whereas others give up and go home when things get hard. Shawn's mission is to educate other sales professionals and sales organizations that their habits and intentional activity are paramount in their sales success. Shawn went from broke to high 6-figures in 6 months and now he's on a mission to help others create the same results.
People fail to realize that our entire life is sales and we are constantly selling ourselves whether we realize it or not. Shawn addresses the common objections that salespeople usually get from potential customers, and how to counteract them without being pushy or overwhelming the other person. He says that "no" should not be feared. Not putting yourself out there enough is what you should fear. Don't be afraid of objections, but instead learn to view them as buying signals and be a great enough active listener that you can counteract their struggles and become someone they can trust to solve their problems.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode273
]]>Tanner Chidester is the founder & CEO of Elite CEOs and he has generated close to 50 million dollars in sales in the online coaching world. After discovering powerful, repeatable strategies, Tanner's success went on to disrupt the coaching industry forever. With others wanting to know how he was doing it, Tanner began business coaching on these same strategies and paving the way for simplicity in a traditionally complex online arena. Since then, Tanner's business has organically evolved into the coaching empire we know today: Elite CEOs. With his team by his side, Tanner is now on a mission to turn as many online coaches as possible into millionaires. In addition, Tanner now owns 3 portfolio companies and is trying to expand into more as he takes the next steps in his business career. He also happens to have grown up in the same small Texas town where Tony was also raised.
In this episode, Tanner shares his journey of growing up in a small town and wanting more for himself. Once he was introduced to the business world, he saw the power of what was possible and how to break the old beliefs around money that he learned growing up. Tanner also dives into the topic of low vs. high ticket offers, and how he grew his social media following. Tune in for more.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode272
]]>Tanner Chidester is the founder & CEO of Elite CEOs and he has generated close to 50 million dollars in sales in the online coaching world. After discovering powerful, repeatable strategies, Tanner's success went on to disrupt the coaching industry forever. With others wanting to know how he was doing it, Tanner began business coaching on these same strategies and paving the way for simplicity in a traditionally complex online arena. Since then, Tanner's business has organically evolved into the coaching empire we know today: Elite CEOs. With his team by his side, Tanner is now on a mission to turn as many online coaches as possible into millionaires. In addition, Tanner now owns 3 portfolio companies and is trying to expand into more as he takes the next steps in his business career. He also happens to have grown up in the same small Texas town where Tony was also raised.
In this episode, Tanner shares his journey of growing up in a small town and wanting more for himself. Once he was introduced to the business world, he saw the power of what was possible and how to break the old beliefs around money that he learned growing up. Tanner also dives into the topic of low vs. high ticket offers, and how he grew his social media following. Tune in for more.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode272
]]>Ryan Dossey is the founder of Ballpoint Marketing, Call Porter, and runs a mastermind called Create Cash Flow. Ryan has helped generate Over $50M off-market for real estate investors, clients, and students.
In this episode, Ryan shares his story of having the confidence to jump into real estate with just $3,000 and why he is passionate about helping others build wealth by wholesaling homes.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode271
]]>Ryan Dossey is the founder of Ballpoint Marketing, Call Porter, and runs a mastermind called Create Cash Flow. Ryan has helped generate Over $50M off-market for real estate investors, clients, and students.
In this episode, Ryan shares his story of having the confidence to jump into real estate with just $3,000 and why he is passionate about helping others build wealth by wholesaling homes.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode271
]]>Ordinary people view cars as a waste of money or "depreciating assets" because they don't understand how the car game is played.
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Ordinary people view cars as a waste of money or "depreciating assets" because they don't understand how the car game is played.
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In this episode, Tony talks to Kim Karr about the very important work she is doing to combat cyber bullying and educating others on how to be a "digital first responder." Kim Karr is a co-founder of the non-profit called #ICANHELP where she shows students and adults how to use Digital4Good. #ICANHELP is an effective, outcome-based program, and has received recognition from Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees and major tech companies like Google, Twitter + Facebook. #ICANHELP celebrates youth innovation, empowers digital changemakers and promotes digital safety. Kim has presented the #ICANHELP program to over 470,000 students, has impacted 12.5 million, and has been instrumental in taking down a thousand negative social media sites.
Kim shares why she started her non-profit after 13 years of teaching and why it is so important for everyone to learn how to use social media for good and uplifting others, instead of tearing each other down. So many people don't know how to respectfully disagree with others or even filter the type of content they are taking in every day. Kim also shares how to talk to youth about using social media in a safer and more productive manner.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode269
]]>In this episode, Tony talks to Kim Karr about the very important work she is doing to combat cyber bullying and educating others on how to be a "digital first responder." Kim Karr is a co-founder of the non-profit called #ICANHELP where she shows students and adults how to use Digital4Good. #ICANHELP is an effective, outcome-based program, and has received recognition from Aaron Judge of the New York Yankees and major tech companies like Google, Twitter + Facebook. #ICANHELP celebrates youth innovation, empowers digital changemakers and promotes digital safety. Kim has presented the #ICANHELP program to over 470,000 students, has impacted 12.5 million, and has been instrumental in taking down a thousand negative social media sites.
Kim shares why she started her non-profit after 13 years of teaching and why it is so important for everyone to learn how to use social media for good and uplifting others, instead of tearing each other down. So many people don't know how to respectfully disagree with others or even filter the type of content they are taking in every day. Kim also shares how to talk to youth about using social media in a safer and more productive manner.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode269
]]>In this episode, Tony talks to fellow business coach Mike Claudio all about how to find the right coach for you. Mike Claudio is a husband, father, entrepreneur, speaker, and author who focuses on making an impact with every conversation he has. He is the owner of WinRate consulting, a business coaching and consulting company focused on the construction industry, and the founder of A Champions Shoes, which is a nonprofit with a mission to foster confidence in children by providing new, name-brand shoes to kids all over the country. He is also the host of The Big Stud Podcast, and author of #TooStrong: How to Win Fast and Win Often in a World Full of Obstacles.
Mike and Tony are both coaches that do not shy away from the honest and hard truth of what it takes to build a successful business. Mike has coached over 300 companies successfully by operating with a "help first" mentality and emphasizing the importance of critical thinking and accountability. Tune in to learn the truth about the coaching industry.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode268
]]>In this episode, Tony talks to fellow business coach Mike Claudio all about how to find the right coach for you. Mike Claudio is a husband, father, entrepreneur, speaker, and author who focuses on making an impact with every conversation he has. He is the owner of WinRate consulting, a business coaching and consulting company focused on the construction industry, and the founder of A Champions Shoes, which is a nonprofit with a mission to foster confidence in children by providing new, name-brand shoes to kids all over the country. He is also the host of The Big Stud Podcast, and author of #TooStrong: How to Win Fast and Win Often in a World Full of Obstacles.
Mike and Tony are both coaches that do not shy away from the honest and hard truth of what it takes to build a successful business. Mike has coached over 300 companies successfully by operating with a "help first" mentality and emphasizing the importance of critical thinking and accountability. Tune in to learn the truth about the coaching industry.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode268
]]>Kyree Oliver is a former Division-1 football player and current digital marketer/men's coach. He attributes most of his success in business to his ability to understand and empathize with almost anybody in almost any position. This has lead to $100 million in revenue generated from Facebook ads as well as thousands of lives changed through his coaching and speaking. With his interest in human psychology and ability to be very self-aware, he helps other men to settle their souls.
There is much less stress in being who you really are instead of trying to fake your way into certain groups that you think might aid in your success. You won't get the respect of the people you want respect from, because they will know you aren't being authentic. In this episode, Kyree and Tony talk about the importance of doing the inner work to love and know yourself and create authentic content that will foster rapport and attract genuine connections.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode267
]]>Kyree Oliver is a former Division-1 football player and current digital marketer/men's coach. He attributes most of his success in business to his ability to understand and empathize with almost anybody in almost any position. This has lead to $100 million in revenue generated from Facebook ads as well as thousands of lives changed through his coaching and speaking. With his interest in human psychology and ability to be very self-aware, he helps other men to settle their souls.
There is much less stress in being who you really are instead of trying to fake your way into certain groups that you think might aid in your success. You won't get the respect of the people you want respect from, because they will know you aren't being authentic. In this episode, Kyree and Tony talk about the importance of doing the inner work to love and know yourself and create authentic content that will foster rapport and attract genuine connections.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode267
]]>David Brier has been called a "mad genius" by the incredible Claude Silver of VaynerMedia, "brilliant with branding" by Shark Tank's Daymond John, and "a branding genius" by Grant Cardone. David is the recipient of over 330 international awards in design and branding, and he is also the author of the "branding bible," his #1 Amazon bestselling book, "BRAND INTERVENTION, 33 Steps to Transform the Brand You Have Into the Brand You Need."
In this episode, David is candid about his thoughts regarding current social media trends, why you should stop being an echo chamber of someone else, and why so many entrepreneurs are focusing on the wrong metrics. David and Tony share how to build authentic relationships and build a network, and why you should stop giving your energy to people on social media that aren't paying attention to you. With so much noise out there on social media, in this episode, you will get the truth about how you should be using it to build your brand and legacy.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode266
David Brier has been called a "mad genius" by the incredible Claude Silver of VaynerMedia, "brilliant with branding" by Shark Tank's Daymond John, and "a branding genius" by Grant Cardone. David is the recipient of over 330 international awards in design and branding, and he is also the author of the "branding bible," his #1 Amazon bestselling book, "BRAND INTERVENTION, 33 Steps to Transform the Brand You Have Into the Brand You Need."
In this episode, David is candid about his thoughts regarding current social media trends, why you should stop being an echo chamber of someone else, and why so many entrepreneurs are focusing on the wrong metrics. David and Tony share how to build authentic relationships and build a network, and why you should stop giving your energy to people on social media that aren't paying attention to you. With so much noise out there on social media, in this episode, you will get the truth about how you should be using it to build your brand and legacy.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode266
]]>Thank you for being part of this journey. If you enjoy the show, tell your friends about it!
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]]>Thank you for being part of this journey. If you enjoy the show, tell your friends about it!
Follow / Contact Tony on Instagram @365driven
Visit our website at 365driven.com
]]>Mike Fallat is the owner of Dreamstarters Publishing & The Million Dollar Book Agency, and he helps entrepreneurs get their books published and show them how to use their books as a gateway to revenue streams.
In this episode, Mike and Tony share advice about listening to your instinct regarding people you should be connecting with and spending energy on, how to appear more confident when connecting with others, and how to guard your schedule to avoid a constant feeling of overwhelm and a never-ending to-do list. Mike also dives into what writing a book can do for your social proof. Tune in to hear more!
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"Your income is directly tied to how well you articulate your solutions."
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode264
Mike Fallat is the owner of Dreamstarters Publishing & The Million Dollar Book Agency, and he helps entrepreneurs get their books published and show them how to use their books as a gateway to revenue streams.
In this episode, Mike and Tony share advice about listening to your instinct regarding people you should be connecting with and spending energy on, how to appear more confident when connecting with others, and how to guard your schedule to avoid a constant feeling of overwhelm and a never-ending to-do list. Mike also dives into what writing a book can do for your social proof. Tune in to hear more!
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Quote from the episode:
"Your income is directly tied to how well you articulate your solutions."
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode264
]]>Scott Tatum is the founder of @UcanOutdoors, and he delivers daily "Friendly Reminders" via Instagram and TikTok where he has over 1 million followers combined, and over 6 million views on his quick and inspiring videos. From his Friendly Reminders, Scott reminds us that self-care and taking accountability for your own self-growth are vital to well-being and healing. Scott is a Nomad/Hiker/Explorer/Outdoor enthusiast advocating for Self Care, Mental Health, and our Public Lands. Scott utilizes the outdoors for his own form of therapy to heal the mind, body, and soul, which inspired him to spread his message to others.
In this episode, Scott shares his story of being stuck in a cycle of self-sabotage and feeling like he was close to giving up hope in life. Through getting in touch with nature, he connected with himself and believes nature is the antidote for healing. Sometimes changing our surroundings can be such a powerful tool that aids in helping us connect to who we truly are, and undoing the beliefs that have been ingrained in us since childhood. Tune in for a powerful episode!
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode263
Scott Tatum is the founder of @UcanOutdoors, and he delivers daily "Friendly Reminders" via Instagram and TikTok where he has over 1 million followers combined, and over 6 million views on his quick and inspiring videos. From his Friendly Reminders, Scott reminds us that self-care and taking accountability for your own self-growth are vital to well-being and healing. Scott is a Nomad/Hiker/Explorer/Outdoor enthusiast advocating for Self Care, Mental Health, and our Public Lands. Scott utilizes the outdoors for his own form of therapy to heal the mind, body, and soul, which inspired him to spread his message to others.
In this episode, Scott shares his story of being stuck in a cycle of self-sabotage and feeling like he was close to giving up hope in life. Through getting in touch with nature, he connected with himself and believes nature is the antidote for healing. Sometimes changing our surroundings can be such a powerful tool that aids in helping us connect to who we truly are, and undoing the beliefs that have been ingrained in us since childhood. Tune in for a powerful episode!
For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode263
]]>Wylie McGraw is a performance accelerator and he helps leaders of fortune 500 companies and other organizations to enhance their leadership and avoid burnout.
In this episode, Wylie explains how you can harness your fear and turn it into something you can use instead of letting it control you and hold you back from doing things that will force you to grow and showcase your unique talents. Wylie also shares his definition of success, and it has nothing to do with money. He works with highly successful people that are miserable because they have built their success on the backs of unresolved stress, and never took the time to take a deep dive into themselves to figure out what really matters to them. You won't regret not making more money, but you will regret not becoming the best version of yourself. Tune in to hear the truth about what real success looks like.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode262
]]>Wylie McGraw is a performance accelerator and he helps leaders of fortune 500 companies and other organizations to enhance their leadership and avoid burnout.
In this episode, Wylie explains how you can harness your fear and turn it into something you can use instead of letting it control you and hold you back from doing things that will force you to grow and showcase your unique talents. Wylie also shares his definition of success, and it has nothing to do with money. He works with highly successful people that are miserable because they have built their success on the backs of unresolved stress, and never took the time to take a deep dive into themselves to figure out what really matters to them. You won't regret not making more money, but you will regret not becoming the best version of yourself. Tune in to hear the truth about what real success looks like.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode262
]]>Tomas Keenan works with Entrepreneurs who refuse to be average and are crushing 7+ figures in business. His expertise and experience have landed him features in Mobile Electronics Magazine, CE Outlook, CEO Blog Nation, Fit Small Business, The Startup Growth, The Goodmen Project, and several blogs and podcasts. Tomas is also a sought-after public speaker, 2X bestselling author, and host of the Step It Up Entrepreneur Podcast. He has interviewed industry leaders, influencers, high-level business and success coaches, business owners, and entrepreneurs who are making a difference in the world. Tomas believes the key to success is making progress every day, no matter how small the feat.
Tomas shares his experience in finding his purpose, and his passion for helping others do the same. His advice involves removing limiting factors from your life to make room for things more aligned with your purpose and how to get your mindset right regarding those difficult decisions that will ultimately lead you on your path to greatness.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode261
]]>Tomas Keenan works with Entrepreneurs who refuse to be average and are crushing 7+ figures in business. His expertise and experience have landed him features in Mobile Electronics Magazine, CE Outlook, CEO Blog Nation, Fit Small Business, The Startup Growth, The Goodmen Project, and several blogs and podcasts. Tomas is also a sought-after public speaker, 2X bestselling author, and host of the Step It Up Entrepreneur Podcast. He has interviewed industry leaders, influencers, high-level business and success coaches, business owners, and entrepreneurs who are making a difference in the world. Tomas believes the key to success is making progress every day, no matter how small the feat.
Tomas shares his experience in finding his purpose, and his passion for helping others do the same. His advice involves removing limiting factors from your life to make room for things more aligned with your purpose and how to get your mindset right regarding those difficult decisions that will ultimately lead you on your path to greatness.
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For resources and links mentioned in this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode261
]]>Miguel has built 8 companies from the ground up and gained valuable experience from exiting some of them for millions of dollars. He has built companies specializing in firearms and tactical gear retail, ammunition manufacturing, telecommunications, construction projects, government contracts, imported food products, consumer health products, manufacturing, and retail. Miguel has also been married for 38 years and is the father of 15 children, so he learned how to balance his businesses while keeping his family as his number one priority. He is a seasoned executive with strategic growth and problem-solving skills, with a great ability to take action.
In this episode, Miguel shares his experience coming to The United States as a high school student who barely knew any English and seeing the opportunities this country had to offer. Miguel learned that you don't have to know everything to be successful, you just have to be willing to do what it takes to figure it out along the way. Tune in to hear Miguel's journey into entrepreneurship, his advice when having a business acquired, and how to make sure your family is always your number one focus.
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For more information about this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode260
Miguel has built 8 companies from the ground up and gained valuable experience from exiting some of them for millions of dollars. He has built companies specializing in firearms and tactical gear retail, ammunition manufacturing, telecommunications, construction projects, government contracts, imported food products, consumer health products, manufacturing, and retail. Miguel has also been married for 38 years and is the father of 15 children, so he learned how to balance his businesses while keeping his family as his number one priority. He is a seasoned executive with strategic growth and problem-solving skills, with a great ability to take action.
In this episode, Miguel shares his experience coming to The United States as a high school student who barely knew any English and seeing the opportunities this country had to offer. Miguel learned that you don't have to know everything to be successful, you just have to be willing to do what it takes to figure it out along the way. Tune in to hear Miguel's journey into entrepreneurship, his advice when having a business acquired, and how to make sure your family is always your number one focus.
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For more information about this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode260
]]>In this episode, Heather starts with a few tips to improve your storytelling for marketing purposes, and then dives right into everything you need to know about NFT's, blockchain, web 3, and how absolutely essential it is to build a community. She shares what you need to pay attention to right now as a business owner in this fast-moving tech world, and different ways you can facilitate experiences for your community. Tune in to hear more!
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For more information about this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode259
In this episode, Heather starts with a few tips to improve your storytelling for marketing purposes, and then dives right into everything you need to know about NFT's, blockchain, web 3, and how absolutely essential it is to build a community. She shares what you need to pay attention to right now as a business owner in this fast-moving tech world, and different ways you can facilitate experiences for your community. Tune in to hear more!
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For more information about this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode259
]]>Chris Saunders is the president of Integrated Communications, which is a field mobility company, and he also leads a Marketing Agency called Yonder Digital. Chris is a member of the Arete Syndicate and he is a successful entrepreneur with a very inspiring story of how he went from someone that was always fearful of uncertainty, to now one of the strongest people he knows. Chris faced very difficult times recently, as most of us did, but this forced him to face the childhood trauma that he had been trying to push away for so long.
In this episode, Chris shares his story of battling hopelessness and desperation, and knowing when it was time to ask for help. Through a special kind of therapy called EDMR, he was finally able to face his traumas and start to truly live in the present, and finally call the shots in his own life. Everyone deals with adversity, but winners realize it is the past that makes us who we are. Tune in to hear Chris' story.
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For more information about this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode258
Chris Saunders is the president of Integrated Communications, which is a field mobility company, and he also leads a Marketing Agency called Yonder Digital. Chris is a member of the Arete Syndicate and he is a successful entrepreneur with a very inspiring story of how he went from someone that was always fearful of uncertainty, to now one of the strongest people he knows. Chris faced very difficult times recently, as most of us did, but this forced him to face the childhood trauma that he had been trying to push away for so long.
In this episode, Chris shares his story of battling hopelessness and desperation, and knowing when it was time to ask for help. Through a special kind of therapy called EDMR, he was finally able to face his traumas and start to truly live in the present, and finally call the shots in his own life. Everyone deals with adversity, but winners realize it is the past that makes us who we are. Tune in to hear Chris' story.
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For more information about this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode258
]]>Ken has developed a system for video content production, a combination of hooks, triggers, and techniques to get viewers to take the desired action. This is an episode you will definitely want to take notes on and listen to a few times as Ken is very generous in giving a wealth of information on how you can create videos that capture your audience and convert that to dollars. Ken goes step by step through the process that he uses for his clients when creating video ads that use psychology to get people to want to take action after watching. Tune in to hear the most common video mistakes people make, and learn how you can look like a pro.
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For more information about this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode257
Ken has developed a system for video content production, a combination of hooks, triggers, and techniques to get viewers to take the desired action. This is an episode you will definitely want to take notes on and listen to a few times as Ken is very generous in giving a wealth of information on how you can create videos that capture your audience and convert that to dollars. Ken goes step by step through the process that he uses for his clients when creating video ads that use psychology to get people to want to take action after watching. Tune in to hear the most common video mistakes people make, and learn how you can look like a pro.
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For more information about this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode257
]]>In this episode, Rich emphasizes how powerful it is to limit your availability, which means letting go of what doesn't serve the bigger picture you have for yourself. Although saying "no" can feel difficult, a lot of things are not worth letting go of your dream. That might mean waking up earlier, spending less time on social media, or even walking away from a position that you know is limiting your potential, just as Rich did. Tune in to hear Rich explain the power of "addition through subtraction."
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For more information about this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode255
]]>In this episode, Rich emphasizes how powerful it is to limit your availability, which means letting go of what doesn't serve the bigger picture you have for yourself. Although saying "no" can feel difficult, a lot of things are not worth letting go of your dream. That might mean waking up earlier, spending less time on social media, or even walking away from a position that you know is limiting your potential, just as Rich did. Tune in to hear Rich explain the power of "addition through subtraction."
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For more information about this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode255
]]>So many of us get caught up in a game of comparison and think that there is only one path to success, and if we don't follow that path, we have failed. In this episode, Joan invites you to spend more time pausing and doing the work to make sure your identity and goals are in alignment. Her work lives in the space between ambition, impact, and well-being at a time when we are forced to reimagine what it means to live meaningful and successful lives in a rapidly changing world.
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For more information about this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode254
]]>So many of us get caught up in a game of comparison and think that there is only one path to success, and if we don't follow that path, we have failed. In this episode, Joan invites you to spend more time pausing and doing the work to make sure your identity and goals are in alignment. Her work lives in the space between ambition, impact, and well-being at a time when we are forced to reimagine what it means to live meaningful and successful lives in a rapidly changing world.
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For more information about this episode, visit: 365driven.com/episode254
]]>Co-Hosted with Jeremy Slate, of the "Create Your Own Life" podcast.
]]>Co-Hosted with Jeremy Slate, of the "Create Your Own Life" podcast.
]]>The next is time freedom. Tony talks about how we have been sold an idea that we have to hustle all the time in order to be successful. In reality, we should be intentionally delegating tasks to others in order to free up time for things that we enjoy. This is the key to scaling a business while getting your time back. Focus on your strengths and get help with everything else.
The last freedom is mental freedom. Tony shares about his near death experience and the perspective on life he gained from going through that. The truth that we all have to face is that we will die someday. Wasting time and energy on what other people are going to think, or fearing judgment is a waste of time and holds us back from taking action, making a real impact, and creating a life we are truly proud of.
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]]>The next is time freedom. Tony talks about how we have been sold an idea that we have to hustle all the time in order to be successful. In reality, we should be intentionally delegating tasks to others in order to free up time for things that we enjoy. This is the key to scaling a business while getting your time back. Focus on your strengths and get help with everything else.
The last freedom is mental freedom. Tony shares about his near death experience and the perspective on life he gained from going through that. The truth that we all have to face is that we will die someday. Wasting time and energy on what other people are going to think, or fearing judgment is a waste of time and holds us back from taking action, making a real impact, and creating a life we are truly proud of.
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]]>In this episode, Ed takes us through some life changing lessons that are included in his book that will benefit anyone, no matter what stage you are in your life. Tony and Ed's conversation brings out a side of Ed that no one has asked about before. Ed exposes how our society is programmed to avoid pain, which is keeping everyone stuck and repeating the history of those before us. You are sure to hear a perspective from Ed that other people don't talk about because it is hard to hear, but he doesn't shy away from the truth bombs that are guaranteed to motivate you to take action in making the changes necessary to reach the potential you didn't think was possible.
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]]>In this episode, Ed takes us through some life changing lessons that are included in his book that will benefit anyone, no matter what stage you are in your life. Tony and Ed's conversation brings out a side of Ed that no one has asked about before. Ed exposes how our society is programmed to avoid pain, which is keeping everyone stuck and repeating the history of those before us. You are sure to hear a perspective from Ed that other people don't talk about because it is hard to hear, but he doesn't shy away from the truth bombs that are guaranteed to motivate you to take action in making the changes necessary to reach the potential you didn't think was possible.
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]]>In this episode, Kimanzi shares all about the lessons he learned along the way, and everything you need to know about paid publications vs. pay-to-play PR. He explains just how he built an audience and took his business to the next level through writing articles. He walks you through how to pitch yourself to publications, and what being published can do for you and your credibility. Kimanzi also reveals how you can ruin your credibility by taking shortcuts and playing into the fake media influence games.
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]]>In this episode, Kimanzi shares all about the lessons he learned along the way, and everything you need to know about paid publications vs. pay-to-play PR. He explains just how he built an audience and took his business to the next level through writing articles. He walks you through how to pitch yourself to publications, and what being published can do for you and your credibility. Kimanzi also reveals how you can ruin your credibility by taking shortcuts and playing into the fake media influence games.
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"The great ones, the champions, the 1%ers, it's not just a business plan, it's not just goals, it's like an emotional game plan. What keeps them going when things are tough, when things are hard, when they want to quit, when they want to flip on the TV, and instead they turn it off and they make 10 more phone calls."
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"The great ones, the champions, the 1%ers, it's not just a business plan, it's not just goals, it's like an emotional game plan. What keeps them going when things are tough, when things are hard, when they want to quit, when they want to flip on the TV, and instead they turn it off and they make 10 more phone calls."
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]]>In this episode of 365 Driven, Chandler breaks down everything you need to know to get started writing a best-selling book. Even if you think these lessons might not apply to you, Chandler explains that writing a book is one of the most valuable things you can do to build an impact and establish yourself as an expert in your field. If getting started sounds overwhelming, Chandler very simply breaks down just how anyone can get started with the writing process, as well as the do's and don'ts of publishing a book.
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"If you're thinking about starting a business, sell then build. Until you have revenue, you don't have a business, you have a business idea."
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]]>In this episode of 365 Driven, Chandler breaks down everything you need to know to get started writing a best-selling book. Even if you think these lessons might not apply to you, Chandler explains that writing a book is one of the most valuable things you can do to build an impact and establish yourself as an expert in your field. If getting started sounds overwhelming, Chandler very simply breaks down just how anyone can get started with the writing process, as well as the do's and don'ts of publishing a book.
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"If you're thinking about starting a business, sell then build. Until you have revenue, you don't have a business, you have a business idea."
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]]>In this episode of 365 Driven, Dhomonique breaks down exactly how you can use visibility to build your credibility, which in turn will lead to profitability. You won't want to miss her tips for capturing the attention of media outlets, and what not to do when sending a pitch. Her methods help her clients leverage the power of storytelling to increase their visibility and the "know, like, and trust" factor to explode their brands, and she fully believes that you can do it too.
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"There's a lesson in everything if we're looking up instead of down."
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]]>In this episode of 365 Driven, Dhomonique breaks down exactly how you can use visibility to build your credibility, which in turn will lead to profitability. You won't want to miss her tips for capturing the attention of media outlets, and what not to do when sending a pitch. Her methods help her clients leverage the power of storytelling to increase their visibility and the "know, like, and trust" factor to explode their brands, and she fully believes that you can do it too.
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"There's a lesson in everything if we're looking up instead of down."
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]]>In this episode of 365 Driven, Chans breaks down exactly what a digital marketing team can do for you, and what most people don't understand about digital marketing. Without taking the time to understand this area of business, it is easy to get connected with the wrong team that won't actually help your business. Tune in to learn all about SEO and what every business owner needs to understand about digital marketing, even if you plan to have someone else do it for you.
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]]>In this episode of 365 Driven, Chans breaks down exactly what a digital marketing team can do for you, and what most people don't understand about digital marketing. Without taking the time to understand this area of business, it is easy to get connected with the wrong team that won't actually help your business. Tune in to learn all about SEO and what every business owner needs to understand about digital marketing, even if you plan to have someone else do it for you.
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]]>Jill's tenacious spirit is contagious, and in this episode you will feel the passion and drive she has to spread her message that we are the only ones holding ourselves back with excuses, lack of accountability, and waiting for the day that motivation will magically appear. You will hear her hacks for tricking your mind to want to do the things that will move you forward, and how to rewire your brain for positivity.
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]]>Jill's tenacious spirit is contagious, and in this episode you will feel the passion and drive she has to spread her message that we are the only ones holding ourselves back with excuses, lack of accountability, and waiting for the day that motivation will magically appear. You will hear her hacks for tricking your mind to want to do the things that will move you forward, and how to rewire your brain for positivity.
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]]>Overnight successes don't happen. Success comes from being patient and putting in the necessary work each and every day. You have to be willing to be humble and know that you might not be very good the first time you try something, but being willing to push through and improve, is what will set you apart from others that will sit on the sidelines and not achieve their goals. In this episode, Michael gives us a pep talk on getting your mindset right to go after the life you want.
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]]>Overnight successes don't happen. Success comes from being patient and putting in the necessary work each and every day. You have to be willing to be humble and know that you might not be very good the first time you try something, but being willing to push through and improve, is what will set you apart from others that will sit on the sidelines and not achieve their goals. In this episode, Michael gives us a pep talk on getting your mindset right to go after the life you want.
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]]>In today's episode, Stephen dives into the concept of "circle building", to help others build more complete lives, families, and companies. Stephen shares the 7 values that he believes are most important for everyone to incorporate and focus on in order to yield exponential growth in the entirety of our lives.
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]]>In today's episode, Stephen dives into the concept of "circle building", to help others build more complete lives, families, and companies. Stephen shares the 7 values that he believes are most important for everyone to incorporate and focus on in order to yield exponential growth in the entirety of our lives.
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]]>We have heard many times how important our "circle" of people are, and how we are the sum of those that we spend the most time with, but how do you attract the right people into your community, corner, or circle? How do you get a seat at the table with those people that will inspire you to level up, and help you get to places you never dreamed possible? Ken emphasizes that the most important piece that so many people overlook, is authenticity and serving other people, which leads to a fulfilled life.
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]]>We have heard many times how important our "circle" of people are, and how we are the sum of those that we spend the most time with, but how do you attract the right people into your community, corner, or circle? How do you get a seat at the table with those people that will inspire you to level up, and help you get to places you never dreamed possible? Ken emphasizes that the most important piece that so many people overlook, is authenticity and serving other people, which leads to a fulfilled life.
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"The pain of discipline weighs ounces, the pain of regret weighs tons."
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"The pain of discipline weighs ounces, the pain of regret weighs tons."
For more information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode240/
]]>In this episode, Bobby shares how he got started making funny videos online, and his belief that everyone needs to find a way to leave their thoughts and impression on the world. Bobby believes that through being a thought leader and being courageous enough to share your thoughts, you can leave a very impactful imprint on the world for generations to come. Our society is in need of leaders, and Bobby believes that these important conversations that need to be had, and ideas that need to be shared, could save the world. He also gives us a lesson in personal branding, content strategy, and how you can easily and quickly create content to attract your ideal audience.
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]]>In this episode, Bobby shares how he got started making funny videos online, and his belief that everyone needs to find a way to leave their thoughts and impression on the world. Bobby believes that through being a thought leader and being courageous enough to share your thoughts, you can leave a very impactful imprint on the world for generations to come. Our society is in need of leaders, and Bobby believes that these important conversations that need to be had, and ideas that need to be shared, could save the world. He also gives us a lesson in personal branding, content strategy, and how you can easily and quickly create content to attract your ideal audience.
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]]>In this episode, Brian dives into his mission to help others realize their potential and know that we should all be in a place in which we are embraced for our talents and individuality, instead of being suppressed to fit into a box that others may want us to fit into. Brian also shares strategies on how to build meaningful connections with others online that may end up changing the trajectory of your life.
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]]>In this episode, Brian dives into his mission to help others realize their potential and know that we should all be in a place in which we are embraced for our talents and individuality, instead of being suppressed to fit into a box that others may want us to fit into. Brian also shares strategies on how to build meaningful connections with others online that may end up changing the trajectory of your life.
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]]>In this episode, Nick breaks down how to build companies with valuation in mind, and prepare for an acquisition. You may be surprised to find out that your business might not be worth anything to a buyer, and Nick will reveal what buyers actually look for. He also dives into how you can scale your business, and why growth and scaling are not the same thing.
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]]>In this episode, Nick breaks down how to build companies with valuation in mind, and prepare for an acquisition. You may be surprised to find out that your business might not be worth anything to a buyer, and Nick will reveal what buyers actually look for. He also dives into how you can scale your business, and why growth and scaling are not the same thing.
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For more information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode237/
]]>Marie turned the lessons of adversity into advantage, and in today's episode, she shares what she has learned from her successes and failures. Your background, money, or success are not what give you value in life, and the titles you acquire throughout your life are not your identity. We all want to leave a legacy and impact in this world, and can do so despite where we came from.
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]]>Marie turned the lessons of adversity into advantage, and in today's episode, she shares what she has learned from her successes and failures. Your background, money, or success are not what give you value in life, and the titles you acquire throughout your life are not your identity. We all want to leave a legacy and impact in this world, and can do so despite where we came from.
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]]>In this episode, April and Tony share the necessary life transitions that are required when you want to level up in life or in your career. Your mindset and those that you surround yourself with, are key in this pivotal time. It becomes essential to do the difficult internal work, and also surround yourself with others that will lift you up along the way.
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]]>In this episode, April and Tony share the necessary life transitions that are required when you want to level up in life or in your career. Your mindset and those that you surround yourself with, are key in this pivotal time. It becomes essential to do the difficult internal work, and also surround yourself with others that will lift you up along the way.
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]]>With an impressive background that includes working with NBA players, launching startups, transforming international brands, and founding a marketing agency, Mark is here today to share the lessons he learned along the way. Listen in as Mark shares his story of going from being on social assistance and barely having enough to get by, to the success he has found today.
Mark shares the importance of getting specific with your messaging, and how you can help others with what you have to offer. You don't want to miss the value Mark is sharing with the 365 Driven society in this episode.
For more information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode232/
]]>With an impressive background that includes working with NBA players, launching startups, transforming international brands, and founding a marketing agency, Mark is here today to share the lessons he learned along the way. Listen in as Mark shares his story of going from being on social assistance and barely having enough to get by, to the success he has found today.
Mark shares the importance of getting specific with your messaging, and how you can help others with what you have to offer. You don't want to miss the value Mark is sharing with the 365 Driven society in this episode.
For more information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode232/
]]>In this episode of 365 Driven, Jeramiah explains his unique approach to setting and reaching goals. This involves being clear on what you are avoiding, address it, and craft your goals around that. Addressing your vices and digging deep to find your big "why", are all a part of Jeramiah's method. You don't want to miss these mental hacks!
For more information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode230/
]]>In this episode of 365 Driven, Jeramiah explains his unique approach to setting and reaching goals. This involves being clear on what you are avoiding, address it, and craft your goals around that. Addressing your vices and digging deep to find your big "why", are all a part of Jeramiah's method. You don't want to miss these mental hacks!
For more information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode230/
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Since leaving entertainment in 2010, John has coached individuals and groups, including Bank of America, Bridgewater Assoc., Levi-Strauss, Softbank, TD Ameritrade, and Thrive Global. He has been named a Top Influencer in Aging by PBS/NextAvenue.
John is the author of the best-selling book, Boomer Reinvention: How to Create Your Dream Career Over 50, and is here today on the 365 Driven podcast to share his lessons on career transition in your 50's and beyond. John and Tony discuss how the events of 2020 have changed the traditional office setting, and what is expected looking forward.
For more information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode229/
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Since leaving entertainment in 2010, John has coached individuals and groups, including Bank of America, Bridgewater Assoc., Levi-Strauss, Softbank, TD Ameritrade, and Thrive Global. He has been named a Top Influencer in Aging by PBS/NextAvenue.
John is the author of the best-selling book, Boomer Reinvention: How to Create Your Dream Career Over 50, and is here today on the 365 Driven podcast to share his lessons on career transition in your 50's and beyond. John and Tony discuss how the events of 2020 have changed the traditional office setting, and what is expected looking forward.
For more information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode229/
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In this episode, Jeff is here to tell you to let go of the idea that you have to make everyone happy. By being your authentic and true self, you will attract your ideal customers. Jeff shares the pillars of his signature CORE branding method, and what it means to be a savage marketer.
For more information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode228/
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In this episode, Jeff is here to tell you to let go of the idea that you have to make everyone happy. By being your authentic and true self, you will attract your ideal customers. Jeff shares the pillars of his signature CORE branding method, and what it means to be a savage marketer.
For more information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode228/
]]>I used to think I had experienced freedom, during the first 40 years of my life. I was wrong about that. It's because I lacked awareness about what real freedom is. You'll hear about it in this episode.
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On today's episode, Trevor shares all about the secret to a successful partnership with a friend or family member, why you should support your competition, how to spot red flags in customers, and the process of ultimately having your business acquired.
Whether you are in the automotive world, or a completely different space, you don't want to miss Trevor's deep dive into leadership principles, branding, marketing, and positioning.
For more information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode226/
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On today's episode, Trevor shares all about the secret to a successful partnership with a friend or family member, why you should support your competition, how to spot red flags in customers, and the process of ultimately having your business acquired.
Whether you are in the automotive world, or a completely different space, you don't want to miss Trevor's deep dive into leadership principles, branding, marketing, and positioning.
For more information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode226/
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Listen in as Stephen tells his story and experience with over three decades of setbacks, failures, breakdowns, losses, successes, and comebacks. His journey has come with a wealth of lessons along the way, and he is here to share that on this episode.
For more information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode225/
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Listen in as Stephen tells his story and experience with over three decades of setbacks, failures, breakdowns, losses, successes, and comebacks. His journey has come with a wealth of lessons along the way, and he is here to share that on this episode.
For more information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode225/
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Listen in as Jason shares about how his difficult past led to him to a mission of easing the suffering of others and giving choice to the choice-less. Jason encourages us to have courage, question, and think for ourselves before it is too late.
For more information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode224/
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Listen in as Jason shares about how his difficult past led to him to a mission of easing the suffering of others and giving choice to the choice-less. Jason encourages us to have courage, question, and think for ourselves before it is too late.
For more information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode224/
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Listen in as Princeton shares his story, and challenges you to begin on a path of self-mastery. You won't want to miss his insight and perspective on how to find your power and purpose, and keep the fire going.
For more information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode223/
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Listen in as Princeton shares his story, and challenges you to begin on a path of self-mastery. You won't want to miss his insight and perspective on how to find your power and purpose, and keep the fire going.
For more information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode223/
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]]>Listen in as David shares what it means to have freedom through passive income, and why we need to separate our time from our income.
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]]>Listen in as David shares what it means to have freedom through passive income, and why we need to separate our time from our income.
For more information about this episode, visit https://365driven.com/episode221/
]]>Daniel and Tony are both motivational speakers, and are passionate about helping others to better themselves and tap into their true potential. But where do motivational speakers pull their motivation from? Listen in as Daniel and Tony give the tough love and words of encouragement that everyone needs right now.
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]]>Daniel and Tony are both motivational speakers, and are passionate about helping others to better themselves and tap into their true potential. But where do motivational speakers pull their motivation from? Listen in as Daniel and Tony give the tough love and words of encouragement that everyone needs right now.
For more information about this episode, visit https://365driven.com/episode220/
]]>Heather's book Confidence Creator shot to #1 on Amazon's Business Biographies and Business Motivation lists the first week it debuted on Amazon. Her new book Overcome Your Villains is available for pre-order now.
Heather shares her advice for aspiring and current entrepreneurs, and will teach you how to learn to be more confident, and let go of others that are holding you back.
For more information about this episode, visit https://365driven.com/episode219/
]]>Heather's book Confidence Creator shot to #1 on Amazon's Business Biographies and Business Motivation lists the first week it debuted on Amazon. Her new book Overcome Your Villains is available for pre-order now.
Heather shares her advice for aspiring and current entrepreneurs, and will teach you how to learn to be more confident, and let go of others that are holding you back.
For more information about this episode, visit https://365driven.com/episode219/
]]>In this episode, Tyler will teach you how to be proactive, and not reactive when it comes to filing taxes for your business. You might think you have until February or March start thinking your taxes, but Tyler warns that if you wait that long, you are too late.
With less than 100 days left in 2021, you don't want to miss this episode.
For more information about this episode, visit https://365driven.com/episode218/
To learn about our upcoming 365 Driven event, visit https://365driven.com/advance/
]]>In this episode, Tyler will teach you how to be proactive, and not reactive when it comes to filing taxes for your business. You might think you have until February or March start thinking your taxes, but Tyler warns that if you wait that long, you are too late.
With less than 100 days left in 2021, you don't want to miss this episode.
For more information about this episode, visit https://365driven.com/episode218/
To learn about our upcoming 365 Driven event, visit https://365driven.com/advance/
]]>Ed Mylett went from zero to being worth hundreds of millions. No, he didn't win the lotto, he simply mastered the game of entrepreneurship. He has built 9-figure revenue businesses, and now holds ownership stakes in 23 different companies.
Ed is also one of the most inspirational and dynamic speakers you will ever witness on stage, and he creates incredible daily content for the millions who follow him on social media. He also hosts the Top-5 rated Apple podcast, "The Ed Mylett Show".
For more information about this episode, visit https://365driven.com/episode217/
To learn about our upcoming 365 Driven event, visit https://365driven.com/advance/
]]>Ed Mylett went from zero to being worth hundreds of millions. No, he didn't win the lotto, he simply mastered the game of entrepreneurship. He has built 9-figure revenue businesses, and now holds ownership stakes in 23 different companies.
Ed is also one of the most inspirational and dynamic speakers you will ever witness on stage, and he creates incredible daily content for the millions who follow him on social media. He also hosts the Top-5 rated Apple podcast, "The Ed Mylett Show".
For more information about this episode, visit https://365driven.com/episode217/
To learn about our upcoming 365 Driven event, visit https://365driven.com/advance/
]]>In this episode, Dwight shares his story and the struggles he faced that led him to spend the last 19 years helping families and businesses thrive.
For more information about this episode, visit https://365driven.com/
To learn about our upcoming 365 Driven event, visit https://365driven.com/advance/
]]>In this episode, Dwight shares his story and the struggles he faced that led him to spend the last 19 years helping families and businesses thrive.
For more information about this episode, visit https://365driven.com/episode216/
To learn about our upcoming 365 Driven event, visit https://365driven.com/advance/
]]>Listen in as Bob shares the lessons that led to the creation of his bestselling book, what it means to be a "Go-Giver", and the Five Laws that will bring you both personal effectiveness and professional success.
For additional information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode215/
]]>Listen in as Bob shares the lessons that led to the creation of his bestselling book, what it means to be a "Go-Giver", and the Five Laws that will bring you both personal effectiveness and professional success.
For additional information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode215/
]]>Listen in to get an impactful preview of Scott's insight surrounding business, being an employer, following your passion, and just being an all around happier more productive person.
For additional information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode214/
]]>Listen in to get an impactful preview of Scott's insight surrounding business, being an employer, following your passion, and just being an all around happier more productive person.
For additional information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode214/
]]>In this episode, Joel shares his strategy to shed fat and get into great shape. You'll be surprised to know it doesn't involve counting calories, lots of meal prepping, or giving up the foods we actually enjoy. Listen in to hear Joel's fat burning secret and why getting into better shape should be a top priority in your life.
For additional information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode213/
]]>In this episode, Joel shares his strategy to shed fat and get into great shape. You'll be surprised to know it doesn't involve counting calories, lots of meal prepping, or giving up the foods we actually enjoy. Listen in to hear Joel's fat burning secret and why getting into better shape should be a top priority in your life.
For additional information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode213/
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]]>Lea Woodford is an award-winning speaker and the CEO of SmartFem Media Group. She hosts and produces an online magazine, SmartFem.com, and an international TV show which airs on Amazon Prime in both the US and in Europe. Her shows are also streaming on The ROKU Network.
In this episode, we discuss why job security does not exist, and the importance of surrounding yourself with others that will propel you forward.
We also discuss the upcoming 365 Driven event happening in November, where Lea will be taking the stage to share even more incredible insight with us.
For additional information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode211/
]]>Lea Woodford is an award-winning speaker and the CEO of SmartFem Media Group. She hosts and produces an online magazine, SmartFem.com, and an international TV show which airs on Amazon Prime in both the US and in Europe. Her shows are also streaming on The ROKU Network.
In this episode, we discuss why job security does not exist, and the importance of surrounding yourself with others that will propel you forward.
We also discuss the upcoming 365 Driven event happening in November, where Lea will be taking the stage to share even more incredible insight with us.
For additional information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode211/
]]>I also share information about a 365 Driven event coming up in November.
For additional information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode210/
]]>I also share information about a 365 Driven event coming up in November.
For additional information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode210/
]]>Lauren shares valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, as well as tips for creating a successful YouTube channel.
Tony also shares information about a 365 Driven event coming up in November.
For additional information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode209/
]]>Lauren shares valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, as well as tips for creating a successful YouTube channel.
Tony also shares information about a 365 Driven event coming up in November.
For additional information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode209/
]]>Pat used to travel and entertain crowds with his music, until he decided to let go of his guitar and follow his calling to help leaders market online.
For additional information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode208/
]]>Pat used to travel and entertain crowds with his music, until he decided to let go of his guitar and follow his calling to help leaders market online.
For additional information about this episode, visit: https://365driven.com/episode208/
]]>Motivated by cars, Jonathan figured out how to attain them by positioning himself around those who understood how to grow and manage money, asked the right questions, and executed on the work.
Jonathan has also discovered that building a personal brand and working on effective communication has unlocked unlimited potential for opportunity.
]]>Motivated by cars, Jonathan figured out how to attain them by positioning himself around those who understood how to grow and manage money, asked the right questions, and executed on the work.
Jonathan has also discovered that building a personal brand and working on effective communication has unlocked unlimited potential for opportunity.
]]>Here are some perspectives I've learned after working over 20 years in corporate and as an entrepreneur at the same time.
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Here are some perspectives I've learned after working over 20 years in corporate and as an entrepreneur at the same time.
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Michelle is also Co-Author of the best-selling book "Exit Rich; The 6 P Method To Sell Your Business For Huge Profit" released in June 2021.
]]>Michelle is also Co-Author of the best-selling book "Exit Rich; The 6 P Method To Sell Your Business For Huge Profit" released in June 2021.
]]>Hopefully we'll see you at our next event! Join us at 365driven.com/society
]]>Hopefully we'll see you at our next event! Join us at 365driven.com/society
]]>She has addressed worldwide audiences through summits, videos and workshops to rave reviews and with over 30,000 followers of her daily videos, has recently been named a LinkedIn sales star.
Kate helps GOOD people make GREAT money. Her calling is to empower a new wave of entrepreneurs to create authentic confidence, own their greatness, and affect thousands of lives.
]]>She has addressed worldwide audiences through summits, videos and workshops to rave reviews and with over 30,000 followers of her daily videos, has recently been named a LinkedIn sales star.
Kate helps GOOD people make GREAT money. Her calling is to empower a new wave of entrepreneurs to create authentic confidence, own their greatness, and affect thousands of lives.
]]>He's taught at Oxford and Stanford University, and been featured by TED.com and Lifehacker. His videos have been viewed over 50 million times, and Forbes.com has called him one of the best speaking coaches out there which is ironic, since he's always been afraid of public speaking.
]]>He's taught at Oxford and Stanford University, and been featured by TED.com and Lifehacker. His videos have been viewed over 50 million times, and Forbes.com has called him one of the best speaking coaches out there which is ironic, since he's always been afraid of public speaking.
]]>His responsibilities encompassed a diverse mix of operations, which included 20 resort hotels with over 24,000 Guest rooms, 4 theme parks, 2 water parks, 5 golf courses, a shopping village & nighttime entertainment complex.
Lee is author of six books on leadership, management and world class customer service, and founder of CockerellAcademy.com
]]>His responsibilities encompassed a diverse mix of operations, which included 20 resort hotels with over 24,000 Guest rooms, 4 theme parks, 2 water parks, 5 golf courses, a shopping village & nighttime entertainment complex.
Lee is author of six books on leadership, management and world class customer service, and founder of CockerellAcademy.com
]]>Thank you for being a member of the 365 Driven Society, and your continued support of this mission to help fellow entrepreneurs. I'm honored to have you in this group.
If this show has impacted you in any way, I'd greatly appreciate a 5-star review on the Apple podcast app. That's how this show gets ranked, and how more people discover it.
I look forward to the next 200 episodes!
Tony Whatley
]]>Thank you for being a member of the 365 Driven Society, and your continued support of this mission to help fellow entrepreneurs. I'm honored to have you in this group.
If this show has impacted you in any way, I'd greatly appreciate a 5-star review on the Apple podcast app. That's how this show gets ranked, and how more people discover it.
I look forward to the next 200 episodes!
Tony Whatley
]]>He is a performance coach, author, dynamic public speaker, visionary, and thought leader. He has been featured by Yahoo! Finance as one of the Top Business Leaders to Follow in 2020.
C-Roc had a fire lit in him at an early age. That fire has ignited him with a fierce desire to compel people to see the greatness inside themselves using past life events to fuel their fire.
]]>He is a performance coach, author, dynamic public speaker, visionary, and thought leader. He has been featured by Yahoo! Finance as one of the Top Business Leaders to Follow in 2020.
C-Roc had a fire lit in him at an early age. That fire has ignited him with a fierce desire to compel people to see the greatness inside themselves using past life events to fuel their fire.
]]>After exiting his delivery startup for $323 Million in 2019, he's made it his mission to help others become an entrepreneur of the most important business they'll ever run, their life!
He gamifies this process by using the latest in science and technology to reduce the friction of replacing failure habits with success habits in the 5 Core areas; Mindset, Career & Finances, Relationships, Physical Health, and Emotional & Giving Back.
]]>After exiting his delivery startup for $323 Million in 2019, he's made it his mission to help others become an entrepreneur of the most important business they'll ever run, their life!
He gamifies this process by using the latest in science and technology to reduce the friction of replacing failure habits with success habits in the 5 Core areas; Mindset, Career & Finances, Relationships, Physical Health, and Emotional & Giving Back.
]]>He was named by the Boston Business Journal as one of Boston's "40 Under 40" and was a winner of SmartCEOs Future 50 awards largely based on his accomplishment of growing a small call center into a comprehensive multi-million dollar marketing firm ranked by Inc. Magazine for three years in a row as one of the nation's 5000 fastest-growing private companies.
He is a regular guest on national and local podcasts and television shows and also hosts the podcast The Alden Report in which he features internationally recognized leaders in the business world.
]]>He was named by the Boston Business Journal as one of Boston's "40 Under 40" and was a winner of SmartCEOs Future 50 awards largely based on his accomplishment of growing a small call center into a comprehensive multi-million dollar marketing firm ranked by Inc. Magazine for three years in a row as one of the nation's 5000 fastest-growing private companies.
He is a regular guest on national and local podcasts and television shows and also hosts the podcast The Alden Report in which he features internationally recognized leaders in the business world.
]]>Craig has also built a few other 7-figure businesses, but his wealth came through property investments. Nowadays, he's Founder and Host of the One-Shot Movement which has a book, podcast, and content ecosystem.
]]>Craig has also built a few other 7-figure businesses, but his wealth came through property investments. Nowadays, he's Founder and Host of the One-Shot Movement which has a book, podcast, and content ecosystem.
]]>Michelle works with influencers, thought leaders and other superstar entrepreneurs to grow their businesses and monetize their expertise in joyful, energy-rich ways.
In her new book her book "Small Events Big Impact" she wrote the definitive guide for creating and profiting from retreats, seminars and masterminds.
]]>Michelle works with influencers, thought leaders and other superstar entrepreneurs to grow their businesses and monetize their expertise in joyful, energy-rich ways.
In her new book her book "Small Events Big Impact" she wrote the definitive guide for creating and profiting from retreats, seminars and masterminds.
]]>Nowadays, Mario travels the world Latin dancing while leading a large community of entrepreneurs and business leaders.
]]>Nowadays, Mario travels the world Latin dancing while leading a large community of entrepreneurs and business leaders.
]]>He is also host of "The Real Estate Experiment Podcast" with guests who collectively own and control more than $2 Billion worth of real estate.
Ruben is a TEDX Speaker, FinTech consultant, Real Estate Investor and Entrepreneur seeking for vertical integration in every single opportunity that he and his team takes and is a true believer of strategic partnerships and branding.
]]>He is also host of "The Real Estate Experiment Podcast" with guests who collectively own and control more than $2 Billion worth of real estate.
Ruben is a TEDX Speaker, FinTech consultant, Real Estate Investor and Entrepreneur seeking for vertical integration in every single opportunity that he and his team takes and is a true believer of strategic partnerships and branding.
]]>Travis is host of the top-rated podcast "Build Your Network" with hundreds of episodes recorded, of some of the most influential and amazing people on the planet.
Travis is a master networker and has built meaningful relationships with numerous people that most would consider unreachable. He's been featured in Entrepreneur, NASDAQ, Yahoo Finance, and Forbes.
]]>Travis is host of the top-rated podcast "Build Your Network" with hundreds of episodes recorded, of some of the most influential and amazing people on the planet.
Travis is a master networker and has built meaningful relationships with numerous people that most would consider unreachable. He's been featured in Entrepreneur, NASDAQ, Yahoo Finance, and Forbes.
]]>He's been a co-founder or founding team member of 8 startups with 5 exits - 2 IPOs and 3 acquisitions. As a primary member of Constant Contact's founding team Alec was one of the original 3 who started the company in an attic. Alec was with the company for 18 years from start-up, to IPO, to a $1.1 Billion-dollar acquisition.
Recently, Alec was selected to the Influence 100 Authority List by Influence Magazine and was recognized as The World Authority for Entrepreneurship by The Credible Source. 2020, Alec was a 2-time Visionary Award winner at top conferences
]]>He's been a co-founder or founding team member of 8 startups with 5 exits - 2 IPOs and 3 acquisitions. As a primary member of Constant Contact's founding team Alec was one of the original 3 who started the company in an attic. Alec was with the company for 18 years from start-up, to IPO, to a $1.1 Billion-dollar acquisition.
Recently, Alec was selected to the Influence 100 Authority List by Influence Magazine and was recognized as The World Authority for Entrepreneurship by The Credible Source. 2020, Alec was a 2-time Visionary Award winner at top conferences
]]>He's featured guests such as Tony Robbins, Seth Godin, Gary Vaynerchuk, Barbara Corcoran, Tim Ferriss, and many more.
After hosting these amazing people, he began to notice characteristics and habits that they had in common, which became the basis of his new book, The Common Path to Uncommon Success.
]]>He's featured guests such as Tony Robbins, Seth Godin, Gary Vaynerchuk, Barbara Corcoran, Tim Ferriss, and many more.
After hosting these amazing people, he began to notice characteristics and habits that they had in common, which became the basis of his new book, The Common Path to Uncommon Success.
]]>Nowadays he's the Founder and CEO of BlitzMetrics, where he has spent a billion dollars of other people's money on Facebook ads while learning how to build a certification for digital marketers.
You can watch him on CNN, NPR, the LA Times, Wall Street Journal, and other media outlets. And he's going to hire another 200 people this year, since his goal is creating as many jobs as possible.
]]>Nowadays he's the Founder and CEO of BlitzMetrics, where he has spent a billion dollars of other people's money on Facebook ads while learning how to build a certification for digital marketers.
You can watch him on CNN, NPR, the LA Times, Wall Street Journal, and other media outlets. And he's going to hire another 200 people this year, since his goal is creating as many jobs as possible.
]]>After defying a deadly terminal disease in his late 20's, Chris leveraged his experience to get his doctorate and building one of the largest wellness clinics in the world, seeing thousands weekly.
Chris created the "IAmHeroProject",to resurrect Heroes from the complacency of their secret identity, so they may live heroic lives once again.
]]>After defying a deadly terminal disease in his late 20's, Chris leveraged his experience to get his doctorate and building one of the largest wellness clinics in the world, seeing thousands weekly.
Chris created the "IAmHeroProject",to resurrect Heroes from the complacency of their secret identity, so they may live heroic lives once again.
]]>Michael is also the host of the industry's top podcast, The Dealer Playbook, which helps his audience understand that thriving in life is the key to growing in business and beyond. His side hustle is his mission to help early stage or aspiring entrepreneurs go from idea to launch, fast.
]]>Michael is also the host of the industry's top podcast, The Dealer Playbook, which helps his audience understand that thriving in life is the key to growing in business and beyond. His side hustle is his mission to help early stage or aspiring entrepreneurs go from idea to launch, fast.
]]>He has interviewed and worked with many special guests such as David Meltzer, Jason Stone, Alex Wolf, Brad Lea, Danielle Lombard, Timothy Sykes and many more.
His mission is to provide the tools and resources you need to win within your life and career.
]]>He has interviewed and worked with many special guests such as David Meltzer, Jason Stone, Alex Wolf, Brad Lea, Danielle Lombard, Timothy Sykes and many more.
His mission is to provide the tools and resources you need to win within your life and career.
]]>Jen is also the co-creator and host of "Unfair Advantage Live," the world's premier publicity event connecting entrepreneurs to the media.
Jen's ultimate passion is helping experts and entrepreneurs gain the confidence and knowledge to get into the mainstream media, or on the stages of major events; giving them the authority and social proof to place them at the top of their industry.
]]>Jen is also the co-creator and host of "Unfair Advantage Live," the world's premier publicity event connecting entrepreneurs to the media.
Jen's ultimate passion is helping experts and entrepreneurs gain the confidence and knowledge to get into the mainstream media, or on the stages of major events; giving them the authority and social proof to place them at the top of their industry.
]]>From co-leading a mastermind of 52 people in China and Hong Kong, to holding mastermind groups in Bali, Italy, Greece and all over the US, Brad has been a part of 30+ masterminds and started over 10 himself, including a local weekly mastermind group with 500 members.
]]>From co-leading a mastermind of 52 people in China and Hong Kong, to holding mastermind groups in Bali, Italy, Greece and all over the US, Brad has been a part of 30+ masterminds and started over 10 himself, including a local weekly mastermind group with 500 members.
]]>He has one serious super-power; The ability to use his identity as a tool to execute, so that consistency becomes easy. He teaches people how to start training for their most ambitious desires, and uses the power of identity to help them achieve their dream. He calls this process The Shift Method.
How would you like to learn how to execute in life so that all the hard things become easy? Well, listen in!
]]>He has one serious super-power; The ability to use his identity as a tool to execute, so that consistency becomes easy. He teaches people how to start training for their most ambitious desires, and uses the power of identity to help them achieve their dream. He calls this process The Shift Method.
How would you like to learn how to execute in life so that all the hard things become easy? Well, listen in!
]]>She has advised two US Presidents on the topic of financial literacy. Sharon co-authored the international bestseller Rich Dad Poor Dad and 14 other books in the Rich Dad series. In 2008, when the economy crashed, she was asked by the Napoleon Hill Foundation to help re-energize the teachings of Napoleon Hill. Her best-selling books with the Foundation include Three Feet from Gold, Outwitting the Devil and Think and Grow Rich for Women and Success and Something Greater. She is also featured in the movie Think and Grow Rich: The Legacy and on the national television series World's Greatest Motivators.
Sharon is currently launching her newest title, Exit Rich to support entrepreneurs in building value and scalability in their businesses so they can be in the position of greatest potential.
]]>She has advised two US Presidents on the topic of financial literacy. Sharon co-authored the international bestseller Rich Dad Poor Dad and 14 other books in the Rich Dad series. In 2008, when the economy crashed, she was asked by the Napoleon Hill Foundation to help re-energize the teachings of Napoleon Hill. Her best-selling books with the Foundation include Three Feet from Gold, Outwitting the Devil and Think and Grow Rich for Women and Success and Something Greater. She is also featured in the movie Think and Grow Rich: The Legacy and on the national television series World's Greatest Motivators.
Sharon is currently launching her newest title, Exit Rich to support entrepreneurs in building value and scalability in their businesses so they can be in the position of greatest potential.
]]>Although his business has grown year after year, it certainly wasn't an easy journey. This episode will inspire you to show up and do the work. You'll ask yourself "How bad do you want it?" Here is how Henry answered that question.
]]>Although his business has grown year after year, it certainly wasn't an easy journey. This episode will inspire you to show up and do the work. You'll ask yourself "How bad do you want it?" Here is how Henry answered that question.
]]>Jeff sold his marketing agency in 2018, and made a full-time commitment to live the life he choses, supporting his community (ENTRE Nation) and his teaching company (ENTRE Institute) while spending as much time as possible with his wife and 4 children.
]]>Jeff sold his marketing agency in 2018, and made a full-time commitment to live the life he choses, supporting his community (ENTRE Nation) and his teaching company (ENTRE Institute) while spending as much time as possible with his wife and 4 children.
]]>Clubhouse, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and Podcasts
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Clubhouse, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and Podcasts
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He hosts two podcasts: Marketing School with Neil Patel and Leveling Up, which combined have over 30 million downloads to date.
He also speaks frequently around the world on marketing and SaaS.
]]>He hosts two podcasts: Marketing School with Neil Patel and Leveling Up, which combined have over 30 million downloads to date.
He also speaks frequently around the world on marketing and SaaS.
]]>He is a coach, trainer and advisor that has worked with business leaders at the highest level to help them overcome the challenges of leadership, improve their performance, build a confident resilience, and reignite their passion for purpose.
In this episode, we discuss what makes a great leader.
]]>He is a coach, trainer and advisor that has worked with business leaders at the highest level to help them overcome the challenges of leadership, improve their performance, build a confident resilience, and reignite their passion for purpose.
In this episode, we discuss what makes a great leader.
]]>He has created several companies personally selling over $280M dollars in products and services. Gary also understands dealing with adversity. In 1988 he was told that he would be in a wheelchair or dead within 10 years.
]]>He has created several companies personally selling over $280M dollars in products and services. Gary also understands dealing with adversity. In 1988 he was told that he would be in a wheelchair or dead within 10 years.
]]>Choosing to live her life with intention is the defining element shaping every endeavor Michelle undertakes. Her fiery spirit and passion, drives her to candidly share the key moments that transformed her into the irresistible force she is today.
]]>Choosing to live her life with intention is the defining element shaping every endeavor Michelle undertakes. Her fiery spirit and passion, drives her to candidly share the key moments that transformed her into the irresistible force she is today.
]]>Brian started with $300 and a dream, and started making t-shirts in the evenings after work as a fitness personal trainer. While critics laughed, he focused on his goals, kept making shirts, and kept living the mantra of his brand name.
In this episode you'll hear an inspiring journey of going from employee to solopreneur to employer.
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Brian started with $300 and a dream, and started making t-shirts in the evenings after work as a fitness personal trainer. While critics laughed, he focused on his goals, kept making shirts, and kept living the mantra of his brand name.
In this episode you'll hear an inspiring journey of going from employee to solopreneur to employer.
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Chad is a 4th generation owner of this family business, which was started in 1932. Throughout the decades this business has evolved from a flour mill to freeze dried meats, and from localized business focus into a global digital retailer.
Not all family businesses are inherited, as you'll hear. In this episode we discuss the challenges of buying a family business.
]]>Chad is a 4th generation owner of this family business, which was started in 1932. Throughout the decades this business has evolved from a flour mill to freeze dried meats, and from localized business focus into a global digital retailer.
Not all family businesses are inherited, as you'll hear. In this episode we discuss the challenges of buying a family business.
]]>Her story didn't start with this hero result, however. She was a struggling single mom who hated her career, so she looked to selling things online to earn extra money. She discovered Amazon and simply put in the work to figure it out.
While you are shopping Black Friday deals, Akemi is earning Black Friday millions.
]]>Her story didn't start with this hero result, however. She was a struggling single mom who hated her career, so she looked to selling things online to earn extra money. She discovered Amazon and simply put in the work to figure it out.
While you are shopping Black Friday deals, Akemi is earning Black Friday millions.
]]>Marley has worked with top-dogs like Daymond John, Cristy Code Red, Alex Charfen, Rachel Pedersen, and has shared stages with Gary Vaynerchuck and Seth Godin. She was also a featured speaker at Funnel Hacking Live in 2020.
Her company, Jaxx Productions, is waging war against short-term influencers and creating an army of visionary leaders who refuse mediocre, mundane, and average video strategy.
]]>Marley has worked with top-dogs like Daymond John, Cristy Code Red, Alex Charfen, Rachel Pedersen, and has shared stages with Gary Vaynerchuck and Seth Godin. She was also a featured speaker at Funnel Hacking Live in 2020.
Her company, Jaxx Productions, is waging war against short-term influencers and creating an army of visionary leaders who refuse mediocre, mundane, and average video strategy.
]]>He's developed a mindset that is built on designing a life that is driven by Options, rather than Obligations. His goal is to create new opportunities, relationships and success stories as a result of doing the things he most wants to do while avoiding the things he does not want to do.
The Options he's now focused on include Health, Family, new business ventures like ERC Midwest, LLC, the How'd it Happen Podcast, the completion of his first book. Mike also enjoys investing in startup companies and other interesting opportunities.
]]>He's developed a mindset that is built on designing a life that is driven by Options, rather than Obligations. His goal is to create new opportunities, relationships and success stories as a result of doing the things he most wants to do while avoiding the things he does not want to do.
The Options he's now focused on include Health, Family, new business ventures like ERC Midwest, LLC, the How'd it Happen Podcast, the completion of his first book. Mike also enjoys investing in startup companies and other interesting opportunities.
]]>Quoted as "The Real Life Wizard of Oz" by Forbes and Entrepreneur Magazine, he's worked with Sir Elton John and Elon Musk, he's sent clients down to see the wreck of the Titanic on the sea bed, and closed museums in Florence for a private dinner party and then had Andre Bocelli serenade them while they eat their pasta.
Do you have a big dream experience? Steve makes it happen.
]]>Quoted as "The Real Life Wizard of Oz" by Forbes and Entrepreneur Magazine, he's worked with Sir Elton John and Elon Musk, he's sent clients down to see the wreck of the Titanic on the sea bed, and closed museums in Florence for a private dinner party and then had Andre Bocelli serenade them while they eat their pasta.
Do you have a big dream experience? Steve makes it happen.
]]>Nikki played on the women's golf team at Sacramento State, where she discovered her desire to work on camera in the golf industry.
After not receiving any opportunities to work in media or the golf industry, she created a blog upon graduation called Nikki B Golf to review golf products, courses, tournaments, and more. After 3 years, she landed her dream role of working for the Golf Channel.
]]>Nikki played on the women's golf team at Sacramento State, where she discovered her desire to work on camera in the golf industry.
After not receiving any opportunities to work in media or the golf industry, she created a blog upon graduation called Nikki B Golf to review golf products, courses, tournaments, and more. After 3 years, she landed her dream role of working for the Golf Channel.
]]>Jake and his work have been featured on Forbes, Sports Illustrated, ESPN, and many other major media outlets.
]]>Jake and his work have been featured on Forbes, Sports Illustrated, ESPN, and many other major media outlets.
]]>Martyn's latest project, Noobru.com , a cognition drink, is on a mission to fortify 1 Billion meals by 2025, helping to tackle the 2 billion person, worldwide malnutrition problem
Martyn absolutely loves connecting with interesting entrepreneurs and he regular does that via his Smarter Destiny Podcast.
]]>Martyn's latest project, Noobru.com , a cognition drink, is on a mission to fortify 1 Billion meals by 2025, helping to tackle the 2 billion person, worldwide malnutrition problem
Martyn absolutely loves connecting with interesting entrepreneurs and he regular does that via his Smarter Destiny Podcast.
]]>From the playing field to the boardroom, Lauren Johnson helps elite performers develop mental toughness so they can be their best, regardless of circumstance.
She is an athlete-turned-mental conditioning coach, who trains professional athletes, military personnel and business professionals.
]]>From the playing field to the boardroom, Lauren Johnson helps elite performers develop mental toughness so they can be their best, regardless of circumstance.
She is an athlete-turned-mental conditioning coach, who trains professional athletes, military personnel and business professionals.
]]>Justin is hard-wired to seek out and create viral, thought-provoking stories that the media craves. And he finds the best stories when he networks with visionary entrepreneurs and executives who understand the value of investing in themselves and their businesses.
Justin believes strongly in the power of introductions and creates important relationships through those introductions. He is an extremely active member of Entrepreneurs' Organization, Strategic Coach, Secret Knock and ProVisors, and he has an incredible global network of visionaries and exceptional businesses.
]]>Justin is hard-wired to seek out and create viral, thought-provoking stories that the media craves. And he finds the best stories when he networks with visionary entrepreneurs and executives who understand the value of investing in themselves and their businesses.
Justin believes strongly in the power of introductions and creates important relationships through those introductions. He is an extremely active member of Entrepreneurs' Organization, Strategic Coach, Secret Knock and ProVisors, and he has an incredible global network of visionaries and exceptional businesses.
]]>Trevor and Kale also co-host an awesome entrepreneurship podcast, titled "Real Business Owners". You can find them on Instagram at @realbusinessowners
]]>Trevor and Kale also co-host an awesome entrepreneurship podcast, titled "Real Business Owners". You can find them on Instagram at @realbusinessowners
]]>He's often coined as "The Inventor of the Infomercial", and has been involved in the launch of over 500 products which have generated over 5 Billion dollars in global sales.
He's also a serial entrepreneur, and has launched 20 companies that have each surpassed $100 Million in revenue.
His newest book, Mentor To Millions, launches on Sept 22 on Amazon.
]]>He's often coined as "The Inventor of the Infomercial", and has been involved in the launch of over 500 products which have generated over 5 Billion dollars in global sales.
He's also a serial entrepreneur, and has launched 20 companies that have each surpassed $100 Million in revenue.
His newest book, Mentor To Millions, launches on Sept 22 on Amazon.
]]>She is the author of Essentials: 75 Answers to Common Questions about Essential Oils and Supplements, and the Clean Slate Cleanse Cookbook and Workbook series. She has also been featured on news segments on NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox, CW, and the Daily Buzz.
]]>She is the author of Essentials: 75 Answers to Common Questions about Essential Oils and Supplements, and the Clean Slate Cleanse Cookbook and Workbook series. She has also been featured on news segments on NBC, ABC, CBS, Fox, CW, and the Daily Buzz.
]]>Robert has dedicated his practice to helping leaders and professionals in business, entertainment, and athletics to eliminate their deepest pain, worst fears, and to repair the foundations of their most cherished relationships, all while offering what money cannot buy: TIME.
]]>Robert has dedicated his practice to helping leaders and professionals in business, entertainment, and athletics to eliminate their deepest pain, worst fears, and to repair the foundations of their most cherished relationships, all while offering what money cannot buy: TIME.
]]>Prior to putting his message out into the world, he struggled for over 40 years by avoiding potential criticism and confrontation. He credits his two young adoring children for his ability to look within and finally act as the mature man he's always been capable of being.
]]>Prior to putting his message out into the world, he struggled for over 40 years by avoiding potential criticism and confrontation. He credits his two young adoring children for his ability to look within and finally act as the mature man he's always been capable of being.
]]>Michelle's expertise in Life Empowerment Coaching was forged over a 20+ year career as a clinical social worker. Michelle's formal education, combined with a life of victory over trauma and loss, financial hardship, and a complete mindset transformation, has equipped her to help others succeed in life.
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Michelle's expertise in Life Empowerment Coaching was forged over a 20+ year career as a clinical social worker. Michelle's formal education, combined with a life of victory over trauma and loss, financial hardship, and a complete mindset transformation, has equipped her to help others succeed in life.
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Jay is a husband and father, a speaker, the host of Business Minds Coffee Chat podcast, a drummer, a part-time trivia host, a mentor, and a Rotarian.
]]>Jay is a husband and father, a speaker, the host of Business Minds Coffee Chat podcast, a drummer, a part-time trivia host, a mentor, and a Rotarian.
]]>After struggling through addiction, self-hatred, divorce, and being borderline-suicidal, he has made it his mission to help others gain the tools they need to climb out of the darkness and toward a life of happiness and fulfillment.
]]>After struggling through addiction, self-hatred, divorce, and being borderline-suicidal, he has made it his mission to help others gain the tools they need to climb out of the darkness and toward a life of happiness and fulfillment.
]]>In this episode we discuss how to evolve within our career, even when we feel discomfort and self-doubt. Jason shares his thought process on becoming an industry thought leader within entrepreneurship. We discuss the importance of building a personal brand, thinking bigger, and becoming excited about the future.
]]>In this episode we discuss how to evolve within our career, even when we feel discomfort and self-doubt. Jason shares his thought process on becoming an industry thought leader within entrepreneurship. We discuss the importance of building a personal brand, thinking bigger, and becoming excited about the future.
]]>In this episode, we discuss how discipline, consistency, and sometimes even struggle, help us to become successful. We discuss why being bold with your thoughts and words is so important. You'll also learn what it takes to build a podcast that has achieved over 25 million downloads.
]]>In this episode, we discuss how discipline, consistency, and sometimes even struggle, help us to become successful. We discuss why being bold with your thoughts and words is so important. You'll also learn what it takes to build a podcast that has achieved over 25 million downloads.
]]>We both hope you enjoy these feature episodes! Reach out and let us know if discovered us from the other show.
]]>We both hope you enjoy these feature episodes! Reach out and let us know if discovered us from the other show.
]]>Burton has over 18 years of Sales and Leadership and Business Management experience in both Roofing/General Contracting and Real Estate Sales. Burton has also established a detailed direct sales process that has proven successful in building highly profitable teams when utilized across several markets nationwide.
]]>Burton has over 18 years of Sales and Leadership and Business Management experience in both Roofing/General Contracting and Real Estate Sales. Burton has also established a detailed direct sales process that has proven successful in building highly profitable teams when utilized across several markets nationwide.
]]>After heading down the wrong side of the law in his 20's and serving time, he turned his life around. His grit, work ethic, and determination led to over 18 years as an executive with a national health club chain. Now he is on a mission to help as many people and businesses as possible to become a better version of themselves.
]]>After heading down the wrong side of the law in his 20's and serving time, he turned his life around. His grit, work ethic, and determination led to over 18 years as an executive with a national health club chain. Now he is on a mission to help as many people and businesses as possible to become a better version of themselves.
]]>After responding to a small ad on Craigslist in 2009, Rylee was introduced to a new concept of selling, which changed his life forever. Rylee went on to produce over $100 Million in sales by hosting dinners for potential clients.
]]>After responding to a small ad on Craigslist in 2009, Rylee was introduced to a new concept of selling, which changed his life forever. Rylee went on to produce over $100 Million in sales by hosting dinners for potential clients.
]]>In this episode, we discuss the various types of business funding, and the pros and cons of each type. If you are ready to get an infusion of capital into your business or startup, take a listen!
]]>In this episode, we discuss the various types of business funding, and the pros and cons of each type. If you are ready to get an infusion of capital into your business or startup, take a listen!
]]>Nir is formerly a Lecturer in Marketing at Stanford's Graduate School of Business and also taught at the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design.
]]>Nir is formerly a Lecturer in Marketing at Stanford's Graduate School of Business and also taught at the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design.
]]>In this episode, we discuss how to build a massive audience by simply being who you are. We also discuss how Matt transitioned his online persona into physical businesses, including his new Los Angeles based business, West Side Collector Car Storage.
]]>In this episode, we discuss how to build a massive audience by simply being who you are. We also discuss how Matt transitioned his online persona into physical businesses, including his new Los Angeles based business, West Side Collector Car Storage.
]]>As an entrepreneur for over 30 years, Matt previously built a $100MM camera store business.
However, his greatest achievement is having raised five successful children as a single dad. He is also author of #1 best-selling book: "Leader of the Pack: How a single dad of five led his kids, his business and himself from disaster to success."
]]>As an entrepreneur for over 30 years, Matt previously built a $100MM camera store business.
However, his greatest achievement is having raised five successful children as a single dad. He is also author of #1 best-selling book: "Leader of the Pack: How a single dad of five led his kids, his business and himself from disaster to success."
]]>He's also the Performance Psychologist for The NBA's Denver Nuggets, NFL's Miami Dolphins, and MLB's Colorado Rockies.
Rick is also author of a new book, "Decision Point" which just launched on Amazon.
What does a champion mindset consist of? Tune in and find out!
]]>He's also the Performance Psychologist for The NBA's Denver Nuggets, NFL's Miami Dolphins, and MLB's Colorado Rockies.
Rick is also author of a new book, "Decision Point" which just launched on Amazon.
What does a champion mindset consist of? Tune in and find out!
]]>He's an Award-Winning Creative Director, Visionary, TEDXSpeaker, and Web Pioneer.
Brad is also host of Awakened Nation podcast, and author of his new book, "Liquid Leadership 2.0"
]]>He's an Award-Winning Creative Director, Visionary, TEDXSpeaker, and Web Pioneer.
Brad is also host of Awakened Nation podcast, and author of his new book, "Liquid Leadership 2.0"
]]>Jen made the switch from marketing executive to entrepreneur in 2003 and last year was awarded "Innovator of the Year" for excellence in Business Coaching for her programs "Boss Women Rock" and "Instant Media Mogul" among others.
]]>Jen made the switch from marketing executive to entrepreneur in 2003 and last year was awarded "Innovator of the Year" for excellence in Business Coaching for her programs "Boss Women Rock" and "Instant Media Mogul" among others.
]]>She has an unusual story of adversity, having taken a fall off a cliff. This left her broken mentally and physically, but she grew to greater heights afterward.
]]>She has an unusual story of adversity, having taken a fall off a cliff. This left her broken mentally and physically, but she grew to greater heights afterward.
]]>With 20 years experience in the automotive industry, Glenn has been spotlighted on ABC, NBC, and CBS, and is an expert in auto dealership culture development, and leadership training.
Glenn has the unique ability to help identify the areas for growth in your store, and teach creative ways to invoke your dealership's spirit.
]]>With 20 years experience in the automotive industry, Glenn has been spotlighted on ABC, NBC, and CBS, and is an expert in auto dealership culture development, and leadership training.
Glenn has the unique ability to help identify the areas for growth in your store, and teach creative ways to invoke your dealership's spirit.
]]>Countless startups and companies including Amazon, Google, Twitter, Disney, Coca-Cola, and Colgate have tapped her to come up with creative and engaging names that move people and move products.
Her breakthrough creativity book, "Hello, My Name is Awesome: How to Create Brand Names That Stick," was named a Top 10 Marketing Book by Inc. Magazine and a Top 10 Branding Book by Branding Journal.
]]>Countless startups and companies including Amazon, Google, Twitter, Disney, Coca-Cola, and Colgate have tapped her to come up with creative and engaging names that move people and move products.
Her breakthrough creativity book, "Hello, My Name is Awesome: How to Create Brand Names That Stick," was named a Top 10 Marketing Book by Inc. Magazine and a Top 10 Branding Book by Branding Journal.
]]>I hope you enjoy this special solo episode. Thank you for being a part of this journey!
]]>I hope you enjoy this special solo episode. Thank you for being a part of this journey!
]]>This unique game took his local market by storm, and is now available at Walmart, Target, DICKS, Academy Sports, Amazon, and 20+ other retailers. CROSSNET is also found across many schoolyards, parks, and beaches in the world.
]]>This unique game took his local market by storm, and is now available at Walmart, Target, DICKS, Academy Sports, Amazon, and 20+ other retailers. CROSSNET is also found across many schoolyards, parks, and beaches in the world.
]]>Evan is Founder and CEO at Holladay Ventures where their team specializes in creating and investing in workforce, affordable and mixed-income communities. Their mission is to create quality housing opportunities and empower the residents to realize their full potential.
]]>Evan is Founder and CEO at Holladay Ventures where their team specializes in creating and investing in workforce, affordable and mixed-income communities. Their mission is to create quality housing opportunities and empower the residents to realize their full potential.
]]>Prior to developing his technique, he spent over 20 years as an entrepreneur earning low six-figures. Once he applied his technique, he began profiting millions per year. He was simply playing the game of life at a higher level than he ever had before, and it showed up in his income, romance, and health.
]]>Prior to developing his technique, he spent over 20 years as an entrepreneur earning low six-figures. Once he applied his technique, he began profiting millions per year. He was simply playing the game of life at a higher level than he ever had before, and it showed up in his income, romance, and health.
]]>Ed is also one of the most inspirational and dynamic speakers you will ever witness on stage, and he creates incredible daily content for the millions who follow him on social media. He also hosts the Top-5 rated iTunes podcast, "The Ed Mylett Show".
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Ed is also one of the most inspirational and dynamic speakers you will ever witness on stage, and he creates incredible daily content for the millions who follow him on social media. He also hosts the Top-5 rated iTunes podcast, "The Ed Mylett Show".
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He is also the host of the Bold Brotherhood podcast, and hosts personal development events, retreats, and masterminds.
]]>He is also the host of the Bold Brotherhood podcast, and hosts personal development events, retreats, and masterminds.
]]>In this episode, we discuss how to get rid of pain and form an abundance growth mindset. We also discuss perceived social status, and why building inner status is more important.
]]>In this episode, we discuss how to get rid of pain and form an abundance growth mindset. We also discuss perceived social status, and why building inner status is more important.
]]>He believes each of us wants three things at our core. We want to know what makes us unique, we want to be affirmed for our uniqueness and we want to use our uniqueness for good.
No matter the age, race, gender or socioeconomic level of any person he has had the pleasure of working with, these three things have always been true. We all want to be known!
]]>He believes each of us wants three things at our core. We want to know what makes us unique, we want to be affirmed for our uniqueness and we want to use our uniqueness for good.
No matter the age, race, gender or socioeconomic level of any person he has had the pleasure of working with, these three things have always been true. We all want to be known!
]]>Before becoming an author, actor, and entrepreneur, Terry served five years in the US Navy. He was also deployed to Iraq from 2002 to 2003. He earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from Texas A&M University, after receiving a scholarship from the Pat Tillman Foundation.
Terry also started a non-profit business known as VEL Institute, with a mission to connect and develop Veterans, Entrepreneurs, and Leaders.
]]>Before becoming an author, actor, and entrepreneur, Terry served five years in the US Navy. He was also deployed to Iraq from 2002 to 2003. He earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from Texas A&M University, after receiving a scholarship from the Pat Tillman Foundation.
Terry also started a non-profit business known as VEL Institute, with a mission to connect and develop Veterans, Entrepreneurs, and Leaders.
]]>Nick believes that success is an emotional game. Without a mastery of our emotional state, understanding it, and how to empower our work through it, we've got nothing.
]]>Nick believes that success is an emotional game. Without a mastery of our emotional state, understanding it, and how to empower our work through it, we've got nothing.
]]>Roger is CEO of Texas Green Plumbing, LLC and Co-Founder of Residential Service Group. He is also speaker, social media local marketing expert, and host of the world's fastest growing plumbing channel on YouTube.
]]>Roger is CEO of Texas Green Plumbing, LLC and Co-Founder of Residential Service Group. He is also speaker, social media local marketing expert, and host of the world's fastest growing plumbing channel on YouTube.
]]>Many leaders only feel powerful in their own area of responsibility. Steven focuses on amplifying your "Humble Alpha" to dominate any domain. This is rooted from Investing in Relational Capital in your life enterprise.
His upcoming book and program both named "The Humble Alpha Leader" are set to be released in March 2020.
]]>Many leaders only feel powerful in their own area of responsibility. Steven focuses on amplifying your "Humble Alpha" to dominate any domain. This is rooted from Investing in Relational Capital in your life enterprise.
His upcoming book and program both named "The Humble Alpha Leader" are set to be released in March 2020.
]]>Her passion is helping people unlock their true potential and create the lifestyle and business they desire. Through her Personal Branding Academy, she helps people grow their income and their business by building a powerful personal brand.
Even though she lives in Cyprus, a small island in the Mediterranean, her work has received global recognition. In 2017 she received the award "Best Upcoming Speaker" in London, and in 2019 she was included in the "Top 20 Female Career Coaches to Follow".
]]>Her passion is helping people unlock their true potential and create the lifestyle and business they desire. Through her Personal Branding Academy, she helps people grow their income and their business by building a powerful personal brand.
Even though she lives in Cyprus, a small island in the Mediterranean, her work has received global recognition. In 2017 she received the award "Best Upcoming Speaker" in London, and in 2019 she was included in the "Top 20 Female Career Coaches to Follow".
]]>He almost didn't think there was a place for him to belong anywhere, but business saved his life and gave him a sense of purpose and significance. That kind of belonging gave him endless fuel because he had never felt it before.
He specializes in helping underdogs start successful businesses. Dane also has a passion for singing and he is the author of the upcoming book Start From Zero which teaches entrepreneurs a new way to build businesses quickly, without the risk, from scratch.
]]>He almost didn't think there was a place for him to belong anywhere, but business saved his life and gave him a sense of purpose and significance. That kind of belonging gave him endless fuel because he had never felt it before.
He specializes in helping underdogs start successful businesses. Dane also has a passion for singing and he is the author of the upcoming book Start From Zero which teaches entrepreneurs a new way to build businesses quickly, without the risk, from scratch.
]]>As a Gold Star wife, Barbara had to learn how to overcome grief and pursue justice for her late husband. She became a shining star for all Veterans, Military Families, and Gold Star families.
Barbara brings her life lessons to her audiences in her award-winning books, as host of the American Snippets podcast, and from the stage with her keynote speeches.
She teaches us how to become gladiators in our own life arena.
]]>As a Gold Star wife, Barbara had to learn how to overcome grief and pursue justice for her late husband. She became a shining star for all Veterans, Military Families, and Gold Star families.
Barbara brings her life lessons to her audiences in her award-winning books, as host of the American Snippets podcast, and from the stage with her keynote speeches.
She teaches us how to become gladiators in our own life arena.
]]>Learn how this introverted former break-dancer figured out how to leverage Instagram in order to fund his lifestyle and adventures.
With his proven success on Instagram, he started a consulting agency named Assistagram to help clients grow their accounts and influence. He now helps some of the biggest names on Instagram.
]]>Learn how this introverted former break-dancer figured out how to leverage Instagram in order to fund his lifestyle and adventures.
With his proven success on Instagram, he started a consulting agency named Assistagram to help clients grow their accounts and influence. He now helps some of the biggest names on Instagram.
]]>She is a philanthropist and works tirelessly to help children, cancer victims, and those who grew up around domestic violence.
In this powerful episode, you'll hear a beautiful story of a mother's unconditional love.
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She is a philanthropist and works tirelessly to help children, cancer victims, and those who grew up around domestic violence.
In this powerful episode, you'll hear a beautiful story of a mother's unconditional love.
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He is a certified high-performance coach, focused on helping Millennial digital marketers, entrepreneurs, and sales professionals.
Mike also understands the importance of a strong mind and strong body, and enjoys powerlifting.
]]>He is a certified high-performance coach, focused on helping Millennial digital marketers, entrepreneurs, and sales professionals.
Mike also understands the importance of a strong mind and strong body, and enjoys powerlifting.
]]>He's the recipient of over 320 international awards on design and branding and has the rare distinction of being presented the Presidential Ambassador for Global Entrepreneurship medallion.
David has been featured in all of the major magazines and media, during the course of his career. He is also the author of his #1 Amazon bestselling book, "BRAND INTERVENTION, 33 Steps to Transform the Brand You Have Into the Brand You Need."
]]>He's the recipient of over 320 international awards on design and branding and has the rare distinction of being presented the Presidential Ambassador for Global Entrepreneurship medallion.
David has been featured in all of the major magazines and media, during the course of his career. He is also the author of his #1 Amazon bestselling book, "BRAND INTERVENTION, 33 Steps to Transform the Brand You Have Into the Brand You Need."
]]>For the last 29 years, Travis has been training and teaching his proprietary methodology; Architecting sales, marketing, communication, branding and corporate cultures for both private and public corporations.
Travis' method guides people and corporations to the heart of their message.
]]>For the last 29 years, Travis has been training and teaching his proprietary methodology; Architecting sales, marketing, communication, branding and corporate cultures for both private and public corporations.
Travis' method guides people and corporations to the heart of their message.
]]>At twenty-nine, she quit her job and started from scratch.
During a nine-month sabbatical she changed the way she thought, spoke and acted. She committed to design her purposeful dream life and founded her company, Think Natalia.
Her obsession is "coachsulting" people who left corporate to do their own thing. She now helps people who want to build an international, sustainable and purposeful thought leadership personal brand on LinkedIn.
]]>At twenty-nine, she quit her job and started from scratch.
During a nine-month sabbatical she changed the way she thought, spoke and acted. She committed to design her purposeful dream life and founded her company, Think Natalia.
Her obsession is "coachsulting" people who left corporate to do their own thing. She now helps people who want to build an international, sustainable and purposeful thought leadership personal brand on LinkedIn.
]]>Michael helps overworked entrepreneurs and business leaders move from isolation to connection to step back into the true leader they were meant to be.
He is the co-founder of the Activated.Life, a social movement focused on inspiring a culture of positivity, authenticity, passion, empathy, and resilience while giving back to others. Michael is an avid volunteer, fundraiser, and mentor, and is dedicated to bringing positive change to leaders of all kind.
]]>Michael helps overworked entrepreneurs and business leaders move from isolation to connection to step back into the true leader they were meant to be.
He is the co-founder of the Activated.Life, a social movement focused on inspiring a culture of positivity, authenticity, passion, empathy, and resilience while giving back to others. Michael is an avid volunteer, fundraiser, and mentor, and is dedicated to bringing positive change to leaders of all kind.
]]>Thank you for listening to the 365 Driven podcast. I love bringing value to you, and look forward to hearing from you! 365driven.com
]]>Thank you for listening to the 365 Driven podcast. I love bringing value to you, and look forward to hearing from you! 365driven.com
]]>His advertisements have hundreds of trillions of impressions, hundreds of millions of clicks and has signed up tens of millions of users to email lists.
Since leaving the sweepstakes industry, he has helped several companies build from zero to eight figures, and has created four software platforms and a supplement company.
]]>His advertisements have hundreds of trillions of impressions, hundreds of millions of clicks and has signed up tens of millions of users to email lists.
Since leaving the sweepstakes industry, he has helped several companies build from zero to eight figures, and has created four software platforms and a supplement company.
]]>Raised in a city of impoverishment and a college dropout with little formal education; Andy took a path of entrepreneurship, forcing a course of endless self-education that has amounted to his successes.
]]>Raised in a city of impoverishment and a college dropout with little formal education; Andy took a path of entrepreneurship, forcing a course of endless self-education that has amounted to his successes.
]]>Laura owns Garnett Consulting, based in NYC; where she works with CEOs and executives to identify their unique genius and purpose, and craft an actionable plan to leverage them in their day-to-day work. She has consulted with organizations including Capital One, Open Table, LinkedIn, and Pandora.
]]>Laura owns Garnett Consulting, based in NYC; where she works with CEOs and executives to identify their unique genius and purpose, and craft an actionable plan to leverage them in their day-to-day work. She has consulted with organizations including Capital One, Open Table, LinkedIn, and Pandora.
]]>These accolades didn't come easy. He has a remarkable story of having it all, losing it, struggling through addiction, and then deciding to climb out of his backstory to create a better life.
]]>These accolades didn't come easy. He has a remarkable story of having it all, losing it, struggling through addiction, and then deciding to climb out of his backstory to create a better life.
]]>He helps those who struggle with putting the right message in front of the right audience, and gets them paid their true value.
Marian went from being a poor immigrant a few years ago, to becoming 7-figure entrepreneur and "2 Comma Club" member with ClickFunnels, thanks to his ability to generate high-end clients for his business and his clients.
]]>He helps those who struggle with putting the right message in front of the right audience, and gets them paid their true value.
Marian went from being a poor immigrant a few years ago, to becoming 7-figure entrepreneur and "2 Comma Club" member with ClickFunnels, thanks to his ability to generate high-end clients for his business and his clients.
]]>Jerry worked more than 20 jobs before starting his first business at age 28. Over the last 20 years his companies have generated over $450M in revenues, and a lifetime of experience.
A serial entrepreneur, he has had thousands of employees and has owned, bought and sold many businesses. His mission is to teach others what is possible, particularly people with a background like his.
]]>Jerry worked more than 20 jobs before starting his first business at age 28. Over the last 20 years his companies have generated over $450M in revenues, and a lifetime of experience.
A serial entrepreneur, he has had thousands of employees and has owned, bought and sold many businesses. His mission is to teach others what is possible, particularly people with a background like his.
]]>Sean works with Entrepreneurs, Speakers, and Business Owners to improve their positioning in the marketplace, in order to increase their profitability while decreasing anxiety and stress.
]]>Sean works with Entrepreneurs, Speakers, and Business Owners to improve their positioning in the marketplace, in order to increase their profitability while decreasing anxiety and stress.
]]>Will is now the CEO of GOAL BOSS, which provides communication, delegation and time management coaching for high performing teams. Will is also the author of GOAL BOSS: The Art and Science of Getting Stuff Done.
]]>Will is now the CEO of GOAL BOSS, which provides communication, delegation and time management coaching for high performing teams. Will is also the author of GOAL BOSS: The Art and Science of Getting Stuff Done.
]]>In 2019, Robert Martinez became the first two-two recipient of the National Apartment Association's Independent Owner of the Year and was recently recognized by the Houston Business Journal as one of Houston's 60 most admired CEO's.
]]>In 2019, Robert Martinez became the first two-two recipient of the National Apartment Association's Independent Owner of the Year and was recently recognized by the Houston Business Journal as one of Houston's 60 most admired CEO's.
]]>He's the author of 20 books with 3 million copies in print, and translated into 13 languages.
Chris is also the host of the podcast "Fortunes From Speaking", where he interviews high-earning public speakers and shares their business strategies.
]]>He's the author of 20 books with 3 million copies in print, and translated into 13 languages.
Chris is also the host of the podcast "Fortunes From Speaking", where he interviews high-earning public speakers and shares their business strategies.
]]>Erin is a New Thought Minister, Best-Selling Author, International Speaker, Self-Made Millionaire, a Mother, and lover of life!
Forbes featured her as one of "The 11 Most Inspirational Female Entrepreneurs To Follow On Instagram."
Her mission is to awaken a billion people globally to their divinity while teaching them how to reprogram their subconscious, align with their personal truth and universal laws, and create a daily spiritual practice.
]]>Erin is a New Thought Minister, Best-Selling Author, International Speaker, Self-Made Millionaire, a Mother, and lover of life!
Forbes featured her as one of "The 11 Most Inspirational Female Entrepreneurs To Follow On Instagram."
Her mission is to awaken a billion people globally to their divinity while teaching them how to reprogram their subconscious, align with their personal truth and universal laws, and create a daily spiritual practice.
]]>Ejay is also a Registered Nurse Manager with a decade of health care provider experience, and a background in sales, customer relations, and e-commerce.
In this episode we talk about building a personal brand, and launching a successful podcast.
]]>Ejay is also a Registered Nurse Manager with a decade of health care provider experience, and a background in sales, customer relations, and e-commerce.
In this episode we talk about building a personal brand, and launching a successful podcast.
]]>Stress, overwhelm, and income caps aren't always a marketing problem. She helps people solve this with belief work and mindset so they can not only make the money they desire, but feel the way they want to feel.
]]>Stress, overwhelm, and income caps aren't always a marketing problem. She helps people solve this with belief work and mindset so they can not only make the money they desire, but feel the way they want to feel.
]]>Chris has delivered hundreds of keynotes and workshops with brands such as Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Accenture, and T-Mobile. His mission is to enable you and your organization to be heard through powerful and effective communication, so that you build influence which will attract clients and opportunities.
]]>Chris has delivered hundreds of keynotes and workshops with brands such as Microsoft, Google, Facebook, Accenture, and T-Mobile. His mission is to enable you and your organization to be heard through powerful and effective communication, so that you build influence which will attract clients and opportunities.
]]>Cole is also an author, award-winning speaker, and entrepreneur. Over the years, he's taught tens of thousands of people to be more than just alive, but to become the best versions of themselves, create massive profits, and then impact others by living a life of significance and giving back.
Having barely escaped death 2 times in 2 separate accidents, he has a true appreciation for life and is committed to living it to the fullest.
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Cole is also an author, award-winning speaker, and entrepreneur. Over the years, he's taught tens of thousands of people to be more than just alive, but to become the best versions of themselves, create massive profits, and then impact others by living a life of significance and giving back.
Having barely escaped death 2 times in 2 separate accidents, he has a true appreciation for life and is committed to living it to the fullest.
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Your message could impact the world, but you likely fear the potential critics. They don't matter.
I hope this message inspires you. Thank you for being a part of this wonderful journey!
]]>Your message could impact the world, but you likely fear the potential critics. They don't matter.
I hope this message inspires you. Thank you for being a part of this wonderful journey!
]]>As an entrepreneur, husband and father, Purdeep knows exactly how tough it can be to balance a successful business with a happy family.
After studying and working with some of the most successful men for two decades, he has developed a proprietary system showing men how to unlock their full potential to become limitless.
]]>As an entrepreneur, husband and father, Purdeep knows exactly how tough it can be to balance a successful business with a happy family.
After studying and working with some of the most successful men for two decades, he has developed a proprietary system showing men how to unlock their full potential to become limitless.
]]>Gary has led marketing strategies for top industry experts, such as Jeff Walker, Michael Hyatt, Lewis Howes, Suzanne Evans, Eben Pagan, Ali Brown, Lisa Sasevich.
In a sea of marketers and consultants who rely on cookie-cutter systems or single-focused tactics, Gary pushes the boundaries of creativity and innovation.
]]>Gary has led marketing strategies for top industry experts, such as Jeff Walker, Michael Hyatt, Lewis Howes, Suzanne Evans, Eben Pagan, Ali Brown, Lisa Sasevich.
In a sea of marketers and consultants who rely on cookie-cutter systems or single-focused tactics, Gary pushes the boundaries of creativity and innovation.
]]>M1 Concourse is home to the world's largest private garage community consisting of 173 car condos and a 1.5 mile performance road course.
The company operates a private Motorsports Club, produces corporate and marketing events for new vehicles releases, and hosts some of the largest automotive events in the Midwest, including Roadkill Nights, where 40,000 people come out to watch street legal drag racing each year.
Jordan has been with M1 Concourse since its groundbreaking in 2015.
]]>M1 Concourse is home to the world's largest private garage community consisting of 173 car condos and a 1.5 mile performance road course.
The company operates a private Motorsports Club, produces corporate and marketing events for new vehicles releases, and hosts some of the largest automotive events in the Midwest, including Roadkill Nights, where 40,000 people come out to watch street legal drag racing each year.
Jordan has been with M1 Concourse since its groundbreaking in 2015.
]]>Heather specializes in helping others bust out of their comfort zone and encourages people to "Let fear fuel you, not rule you." She is on a mission to inspire and empower the masses to transform their lives.
When she isn't rocking a microphone and helping people break through, you can find her enjoying the great outdoors surrounding Denver, Colorado.
]]>Heather specializes in helping others bust out of their comfort zone and encourages people to "Let fear fuel you, not rule you." She is on a mission to inspire and empower the masses to transform their lives.
When she isn't rocking a microphone and helping people break through, you can find her enjoying the great outdoors surrounding Denver, Colorado.
]]>Matt currently hosts niche business podcasts such as YouX and Real Estate Uncensored, and recently launched the Podcast Pitch Assistant training to help experts get pitched to podcasts consistently by their internal staff. He is a frequent podcast guest and event speaker to audiences around the US, Canada, and Australia.
]]>Matt currently hosts niche business podcasts such as YouX and Real Estate Uncensored, and recently launched the Podcast Pitch Assistant training to help experts get pitched to podcasts consistently by their internal staff. He is a frequent podcast guest and event speaker to audiences around the US, Canada, and Australia.
]]>Having spent over a decade in unhappy corporate cultures where employees felt undervalued and unmotivated, James branched out to pursue his passion for helping people live more fulfilling lives.
James speaks at live events and in the media across the U.S. and has become a go-to expert with outlets such as CNN, Bravo, The New York Post, The Huffington Post, The Daily Beast, CNBC, and more.
]]>Having spent over a decade in unhappy corporate cultures where employees felt undervalued and unmotivated, James branched out to pursue his passion for helping people live more fulfilling lives.
James speaks at live events and in the media across the U.S. and has become a go-to expert with outlets such as CNN, Bravo, The New York Post, The Huffington Post, The Daily Beast, CNBC, and more.
]]>Muse is a brain-sensing headband that tracks your brain during meditation to give you real-time feedback on your meditation, guiding you into the "zone".
Ariel is also a multiple-time TEDx speaker and international keynote speaker.
]]>Muse is a brain-sensing headband that tracks your brain during meditation to give you real-time feedback on your meditation, guiding you into the "zone".
Ariel is also a multiple-time TEDx speaker and international keynote speaker.
]]>Sean is the best-selling author of "How To Make Sh*t Happen", host of "The Revolution Podcast", and a strategic business coach.
When he's not rocking the stage or his own podcast mic, Sean can be found riding horses with his daughter, or racing off-road trucks in the Baja 1000 with his sons.
]]>Sean is the best-selling author of "How To Make Sh*t Happen", host of "The Revolution Podcast", and a strategic business coach.
When he's not rocking the stage or his own podcast mic, Sean can be found riding horses with his daughter, or racing off-road trucks in the Baja 1000 with his sons.
]]>Jay's curiosity about why some people get extraordinary outcomes and others do not helped fuel his work with Gary Keller to write The ONE Thing, which has sold over 1.8 million copies worldwide, has garnered more than 400 appearances on national bestseller lists (including #1 on The Wall Street Journal's hardcover business list), and has been translated into 35 different languages.
Whether working with his wife Wendy to raise funds for Heroes for Children, inspiring others to take action toward their goals, or aiming to be the best husband and father he can be, Jay strives to remain awake and aware – with clarity and focus on his values and goals.
]]>Jay's curiosity about why some people get extraordinary outcomes and others do not helped fuel his work with Gary Keller to write The ONE Thing, which has sold over 1.8 million copies worldwide, has garnered more than 400 appearances on national bestseller lists (including #1 on The Wall Street Journal's hardcover business list), and has been translated into 35 different languages.
Whether working with his wife Wendy to raise funds for Heroes for Children, inspiring others to take action toward their goals, or aiming to be the best husband and father he can be, Jay strives to remain awake and aware – with clarity and focus on his values and goals.
]]>Josh also serves on the board of the Phoenix Coding Academy and the Fleischer Scholars Program. Josh is a sought-after company advisor and Angel Investor in the software (SaaS), e-commerce, and advertising technology industries.
With an uncanny focus on data-driven strategy, his work has resulted in over $1 Billion in proven enterprise value tracked since 2009.
]]>Josh also serves on the board of the Phoenix Coding Academy and the Fleischer Scholars Program. Josh is a sought-after company advisor and Angel Investor in the software (SaaS), e-commerce, and advertising technology industries.
With an uncanny focus on data-driven strategy, his work has resulted in over $1 Billion in proven enterprise value tracked since 2009.
]]>Kyree attributes most of his success in business to his ability to understand and empathize with almost anybody in almost any position. This has led his digital marketing company to $40 million in revenue generated for clients from Facebook ads. He's also impacted thousands of lives through his coaching and speaking.
]]>Kyree attributes most of his success in business to his ability to understand and empathize with almost anybody in almost any position. This has led his digital marketing company to $40 million in revenue generated for clients from Facebook ads. He's also impacted thousands of lives through his coaching and speaking.
]]>Kevin made a career out of facing failure and learning its lessons. Out of a shattered career in the music industry, his focus on an automotive trade, combined with accumulated past experience provided him with the tools to open unexpected doors to a fascinating career path in television.
His latest show "Hands-On-Cars" is a popular channel on YouTube for the do-it-yourself automotive fans.
]]>Kevin made a career out of facing failure and learning its lessons. Out of a shattered career in the music industry, his focus on an automotive trade, combined with accumulated past experience provided him with the tools to open unexpected doors to a fascinating career path in television.
His latest show "Hands-On-Cars" is a popular channel on YouTube for the do-it-yourself automotive fans.
]]>Dom is a military veteran and prior Police Officer with 10+ years of corporate leadership experience. Dom is the CEO of ThinkReactLead, a company dedicated to pushing people past their limiting beliefs by bridging the gap between their mind and heart, for increased success.
]]>Dom is a military veteran and prior Police Officer with 10+ years of corporate leadership experience. Dom is the CEO of ThinkReactLead, a company dedicated to pushing people past their limiting beliefs by bridging the gap between their mind and heart, for increased success.
]]>Ben also serves as a Special Consultant for the 17-time National Champion, Alabama Crimson Tide football program. In addition, he is the Performance Coach for the record-setting 5-straight Division I National Football Champion North Dakota State Bison.
]]>Ben also serves as a Special Consultant for the 17-time National Champion, Alabama Crimson Tide football program. In addition, he is the Performance Coach for the record-setting 5-straight Division I National Football Champion North Dakota State Bison.
]]>LinkedIn training is a huge part of Janice's business. She believes anyone in business or looking for a new position, needs to have a professional LinkedIn profile, and that it is a powerful online platform for attracting new clients or being found by recruiters. It is also a valuable tool for building and strengthening one's reputation and authority in his or her field.
Janice is also the host of the "Relationships Rule Podcast" – found on iTunes and most other podcast platforms.
LinkedIn training is a huge part of Janice's business. She believes anyone in business or looking for a new position, needs to have a professional LinkedIn profile, and that it is a powerful online platform for attracting new clients or being found by recruiters. It is also a valuable tool for building and strengthening one's reputation and authority in his or her field.
Janice is also the host of the "Relationships Rule Podcast" – found on iTunes and most other podcast platforms.
]]>Engaging, authentic and dynamic, Brad is passionate about helping people succeed. In fact, he's created the "Dropping Bombs" podcast to help people succeed in Life and in Business.
He's known for dropping bombs on a wide-range of topics that educate, inspire and deliver results. Brad's bombs are explosive strategies you can leverage to obliterate any obstacle getting in the way.
]]>Engaging, authentic and dynamic, Brad is passionate about helping people succeed. In fact, he's created the "Dropping Bombs" podcast to help people succeed in Life and in Business.
He's known for dropping bombs on a wide-range of topics that educate, inspire and deliver results. Brad's bombs are explosive strategies you can leverage to obliterate any obstacle getting in the way.
]]>Born and raised in a war-torn African refugee village, his early struggles gave way to an incredible journey that has led him to inspire and help others succeed.
Dr. Pelè holds an MBA and a Ph.D. specializing in leadership and narrative psychology as business influence.
]]>Born and raised in a war-torn African refugee village, his early struggles gave way to an incredible journey that has led him to inspire and help others succeed.
Dr. Pelè holds an MBA and a Ph.D. specializing in leadership and narrative psychology as business influence.
]]>Zachary Babcock is host of the top-rated podcast, Underdog Empowerment. We featured him on Episode 21 of the 365 Driven podcast.
In this episode, Zachary takes over my mic and interviews me on my own show. I returned the favor by interviewing him on his own show. Both episodes are being released today! Check out his show at UnderdogEmpowerment.com
]]>Zachary Babcock is host of the top-rated podcast, Underdog Empowerment. We featured him on Episode 21 of the 365 Driven podcast.
In this episode, Zachary takes over my mic and interviews me on my own show. I returned the favor by interviewing him on his own show. Both episodes are being released today! Check out his show at UnderdogEmpowerment.com
]]>This marketing maven guides business owners ranging from multi-millionaires to freelancers on how to earn more money with less headache. After a decade in non-profit, rising in the ranks to become CIO, Estie left her job to bring her skills of doing more with less to small business owners around the world.
She is also the host of the acclaimed Business Breakthrough Podcast, where she humanizes business and businessifys humans.
]]>This marketing maven guides business owners ranging from multi-millionaires to freelancers on how to earn more money with less headache. After a decade in non-profit, rising in the ranks to become CIO, Estie left her job to bring her skills of doing more with less to small business owners around the world.
She is also the host of the acclaimed Business Breakthrough Podcast, where she humanizes business and businessifys humans.
]]>Since earning his J.D. from Thomas Jefferson School of Law, Jeff has proven himself as an entrepreneurial innovator. As a serial entrepreneur, Jeff's been recognized nationally for his business creations ranging from a Payroll & HR company, Digital Marketing Agency, Recruiting Agency, among many others. In addition, Jeff was named a top 100 entrepreneur under the age of 35 in America when he was 30.
Combining his two biggest passions – entrepreneurship and healthy living – Jeff created his most recent innovation, a quick-serve craft superfood restaurant chain - Everbowl. He has built this explosive brand utilizing his personal philosophy of making friends and having fun and this has translated into a fun, vibrant culture at Everbowl. This philosophy has allowed Everbowl to be named one of America's Top 40 Hottest Fast Casual Startups and a top 100 Mover and Shaker in the Country (#21) by Fast Casual.
Jeff has continued to disrupt on a massive scale and has recently launched a Superfood infused coffee company – Superfuel Coffee; a construction company – WeBuild; and a Superfood import company – Real Happy Foods.
]]>Since earning his J.D. from Thomas Jefferson School of Law, Jeff has proven himself as an entrepreneurial innovator. As a serial entrepreneur, Jeff's been recognized nationally for his business creations ranging from a Payroll & HR company, Digital Marketing Agency, Recruiting Agency, among many others. In addition, Jeff was named a top 100 entrepreneur under the age of 35 in America when he was 30.
Combining his two biggest passions – entrepreneurship and healthy living – Jeff created his most recent innovation, a quick-serve craft superfood restaurant chain - Everbowl. He has built this explosive brand utilizing his personal philosophy of making friends and having fun and this has translated into a fun, vibrant culture at Everbowl. This philosophy has allowed Everbowl to be named one of America's Top 40 Hottest Fast Casual Startups and a top 100 Mover and Shaker in the Country (#21) by Fast Casual.
Jeff has continued to disrupt on a massive scale and has recently launched a Superfood infused coffee company – Superfuel Coffee; a construction company – WeBuild; and a Superfood import company – Real Happy Foods.
]]>In this episode, we discuss ways to create more influence. Become a better listener. Evolve into a thought leader. Learn how to deal with rejection. Find that control over your energy, whenever you enter a room.
Don't just settle for networking. Learn to truly connect!
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In this episode, we discuss ways to create more influence. Become a better listener. Evolve into a thought leader. Learn how to deal with rejection. Find that control over your energy, whenever you enter a room.
Don't just settle for networking. Learn to truly connect!
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He is the author of two best-selling books The Overweight Mind, and The Purpose of Pain - How to Turn Tragedy into Triumph, Because Life's Not Supposed to Suck!
Jay is dubbed by CBS News as, "One of the best fitness and nutrition experts in the business," Jay has also been featured on ABC and FOX, and in Health and Triathlete Magazine. When he's not working with clients one-on-one, you'll find him consulting for Fortune 1000 companies.
He is the owner of the Thrive Fitness Studio in Palm Desert, California and the creator of the Thrive Forever Fit Transformation Program - a personal development program designed to help you live your best life.
]]>He is the author of two best-selling books The Overweight Mind, and The Purpose of Pain - How to Turn Tragedy into Triumph, Because Life's Not Supposed to Suck!
Jay is dubbed by CBS News as, "One of the best fitness and nutrition experts in the business," Jay has also been featured on ABC and FOX, and in Health and Triathlete Magazine. When he's not working with clients one-on-one, you'll find him consulting for Fortune 1000 companies.
He is the owner of the Thrive Fitness Studio in Palm Desert, California and the creator of the Thrive Forever Fit Transformation Program - a personal development program designed to help you live your best life.
]]>Perhaps you are ready to leave the corporate world behind, and you desire to educate, inspire, and serve others. If so, coaching could become your next passion-filled career. Rachel has proven processes and strategies to help you achieve that goal.
]]>Perhaps you are ready to leave the corporate world behind, and you desire to educate, inspire, and serve others. If so, coaching could become your next passion-filled career. Rachel has proven processes and strategies to help you achieve that goal.
]]>Writing a book is a dominant way to establish authority and credibility within your business niche. While others are handing out weak business cards, you are handing out signed copies of your best-selling book. Earning the title of "Author" is something few achieve, and certainly brings with it a sense of pride and accomplishment.
What story are you ready to share with the world? Mike is here to help extract it, polish it up, and showcase it.
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Writing a book is a dominant way to establish authority and credibility within your business niche. While others are handing out weak business cards, you are handing out signed copies of your best-selling book. Earning the title of "Author" is something few achieve, and certainly brings with it a sense of pride and accomplishment.
What story are you ready to share with the world? Mike is here to help extract it, polish it up, and showcase it.
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Juliette is recognized for her strictly organic strategies around using Facebook personal profiles for those who are just beginning to build their visibility online.
She focuses primarily on the authentic nature of connecting to other users on Facebook, celebrating real people behind the profile pictures and empowering them to show up as who they are, while building their authority as a go-to name in their niche. She helps bust through overwhelm, connect, inspire and serve the perfect for you and your business people, while building the life you truly love with ease.
]]>Juliette is recognized for her strictly organic strategies around using Facebook personal profiles for those who are just beginning to build their visibility online.
She focuses primarily on the authentic nature of connecting to other users on Facebook, celebrating real people behind the profile pictures and empowering them to show up as who they are, while building their authority as a go-to name in their niche. She helps bust through overwhelm, connect, inspire and serve the perfect for you and your business people, while building the life you truly love with ease.
]]>In 2009 he was arrested for Simple Battery and Family Violence. Due to that, he had to attend a 12-week anger management class. It changed his life. He found it so helpful and eye-opening that he continued to go for another 3 years.
Eventually, he received the training and certification to help others overcome this problem. He also launched the Anger Management Podcast, to speak on the topic.
]]>In 2009 he was arrested for Simple Battery and Family Violence. Due to that, he had to attend a 12-week anger management class. It changed his life. He found it so helpful and eye-opening that he continued to go for another 3 years.
Eventually, he received the training and certification to help others overcome this problem. He also launched the Anger Management Podcast, to speak on the topic.
]]>After 17 years in the Fitness & Wellness Industry, she discovered her true calling. Brandy's expertise is within social media, personal branding and networking. She has made it her mission to to help solopreneurs create an inferno of success in their brand, their business and their network.
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After 17 years in the Fitness & Wellness Industry, she discovered her true calling. Brandy's expertise is within social media, personal branding and networking. She has made it her mission to to help solopreneurs create an inferno of success in their brand, their business and their network.
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I had the privilege of hearing JP's story at a recent speaking event, and he mentioned that he has a goal of helping to inspire a million people. I want to help him reach this goal.
No more excuses. If you just had a little faith, you could move mountains.
]]>I had the privilege of hearing JP's story at a recent speaking event, and he mentioned that he has a goal of helping to inspire a million people. I want to help him reach this goal.
No more excuses. If you just had a little faith, you could move mountains.
]]>After building 2 successful wellness clinics, Brent realized that the success he had been chasing wasn't really success at all. The message that he needed to be constantly working and grinding to get ahead left him overworked and unfulfilled. He realized that the "hustle and grind" mentality was leading to high levels of financial and business achievement, but often leaving individuals broken when it came to their health, relationships, spirituality, and overall sense of well-being.
Brent launched the Life Outside the Hustle podcast and the Life Outside the Hustle Academy, to help high achievers create "fulfillment driven success", encouraging growth not only in business and finances, but also in all aspects of their life.
]]>After building 2 successful wellness clinics, Brent realized that the success he had been chasing wasn't really success at all. The message that he needed to be constantly working and grinding to get ahead left him overworked and unfulfilled. He realized that the "hustle and grind" mentality was leading to high levels of financial and business achievement, but often leaving individuals broken when it came to their health, relationships, spirituality, and overall sense of well-being.
Brent launched the Life Outside the Hustle podcast and the Life Outside the Hustle Academy, to help high achievers create "fulfillment driven success", encouraging growth not only in business and finances, but also in all aspects of their life.
]]>Shannel felt she lacked community and mentorship from other women, so she created her own Facebook community. Within weeks it grew to over 25K members. She took the opportunity of her engaged group to grow and brand a small business - Beauty and Hustle - which has become a 7-figure business.
]]>Shannel felt she lacked community and mentorship from other women, so she created her own Facebook community. Within weeks it grew to over 25K members. She took the opportunity of her engaged group to grow and brand a small business - Beauty and Hustle - which has become a 7-figure business.
]]>Before starting a few businesses he served in the US Army, and appeared on numerous magazine covers as a fitness model.
Colin scaled his e-commerce based manufacturing company to 8-figures revenue in only 3 years, from the use of personal branding and social media marketing.
]]>Before starting a few businesses he served in the US Army, and appeared on numerous magazine covers as a fitness model.
Colin scaled his e-commerce based manufacturing company to 8-figures revenue in only 3 years, from the use of personal branding and social media marketing.
]]>Prior to taking LinkedIn by storm, she was the Co-Founder and COO of a Facebook marketing agency that worked with companies like Petco, Yahoo, Verlo, and dozens more.
Now the CEO of her own company, Rowbottom Marketing, she has built a 7-figure brand marketing agency of her own.
]]>Prior to taking LinkedIn by storm, she was the Co-Founder and COO of a Facebook marketing agency that worked with companies like Petco, Yahoo, Verlo, and dozens more.
Now the CEO of her own company, Rowbottom Marketing, she has built a 7-figure brand marketing agency of her own.
]]>Her mission is to make a measured difference in the lives of others by serving love as the ultimate mindset mantra. She's a published author on the topic of gratitude, has meditated with the Dalai Lama, and has literally walked on fire.
Michelle lives to give and can't wait to serve YOU.
]]>Her mission is to make a measured difference in the lives of others by serving love as the ultimate mindset mantra. She's a published author on the topic of gratitude, has meditated with the Dalai Lama, and has literally walked on fire.
Michelle lives to give and can't wait to serve YOU.
]]>He is also the point person for the Arete Syndicate, founded by Andy Frisella and Ed Mylett, which is an elite group of overachieving entrepreneurs dedicated to being a force for good in the world.
Vaughn's personal mission statement is to help exceptional men and women maximize their impact for their own gain and the good of the world. He also feels a special calling to help other people of faith who are committed to excellence and driven to succeed in every area of their lives.
]]>He is also the point person for the Arete Syndicate, founded by Andy Frisella and Ed Mylett, which is an elite group of overachieving entrepreneurs dedicated to being a force for good in the world.
Vaughn's personal mission statement is to help exceptional men and women maximize their impact for their own gain and the good of the world. He also feels a special calling to help other people of faith who are committed to excellence and driven to succeed in every area of their lives.
]]>Mike fixes a giant problem in most people's business, one they ignore for as long as they can, a problem that is costing them money, influence, power, and respect in their niche: Looking good and knowing what to do next.
Mike is also author of the book "Made Over: How To Create A Powerful Brand That Will Transform Your Business & Save Your Life."
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Mike fixes a giant problem in most people's business, one they ignore for as long as they can, a problem that is costing them money, influence, power, and respect in their niche: Looking good and knowing what to do next.
Mike is also author of the book "Made Over: How To Create A Powerful Brand That Will Transform Your Business & Save Your Life."
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He is now the Co-Founder and CEO of FreeeUp.com, a marketplace that connects businesses with pre-vetted virtual assistants, freelancers and agencies in eCommerce, digital marketing, and much more.
]]>He is now the Co-Founder and CEO of FreeeUp.com, a marketplace that connects businesses with pre-vetted virtual assistants, freelancers and agencies in eCommerce, digital marketing, and much more.
]]>Kayvon later went from being $150,000 in debt, to climbing over the mountain to create a coaching program that grew to $9 Million in revenue in less than 10 months.
]]>Kayvon later went from being $150,000 in debt, to climbing over the mountain to create a coaching program that grew to $9 Million in revenue in less than 10 months.
]]>Jake is a national award-winning motivational speaker who has presented at over 400 events nationwide. He is also the author of "Your Number One Goal, a Step-By-Step Guide to Reach Any Goal of Any Size."
In this episode, we discuss how building a strong community can result in a thriving business.
]]>Jake is a national award-winning motivational speaker who has presented at over 400 events nationwide. He is also the author of "Your Number One Goal, a Step-By-Step Guide to Reach Any Goal of Any Size."
In this episode, we discuss how building a strong community can result in a thriving business.
]]>Originally a sales representative, Maziar was so successful he was named the company's first Director of Sales and he led 2,000 direct salespeople who produced double-digit growth for 25 straight years.
Maziar retired as Chairman of the Chemical Division of National Service, then a publicly traded NYSE company.
Maziar jokes that he has failed retirement as he has busied himself with both for-profit and non-profit endeavors. One of his proudest achievements in retirement has been completion of his book "Story Selling: Sage Advice and Common Sense About Sales and Success."
]]>Originally a sales representative, Maziar was so successful he was named the company's first Director of Sales and he led 2,000 direct salespeople who produced double-digit growth for 25 straight years.
Maziar retired as Chairman of the Chemical Division of National Service, then a publicly traded NYSE company.
Maziar jokes that he has failed retirement as he has busied himself with both for-profit and non-profit endeavors. One of his proudest achievements in retirement has been completion of his book "Story Selling: Sage Advice and Common Sense About Sales and Success."
]]>Four years later, he became a millionaire.
So what changed? In a word - everything. Tyler began a process he calls "waging war on personal change", which started with taking ownership. Now Tyler feels a responsibility to pay it forward, to mentor and inspire others to do the same.
]]>Four years later, he became a millionaire.
So what changed? In a word - everything. Tyler began a process he calls "waging war on personal change", which started with taking ownership. Now Tyler feels a responsibility to pay it forward, to mentor and inspire others to do the same.
]]>He is a long-time attorney licensed in 12 US States and DC, a CPA and he is the host of the "Future Done Right" show on YouTube. When individuals and organizations want to prepare for the future of business they call Shawn.
]]>He is a long-time attorney licensed in 12 US States and DC, a CPA and he is the host of the "Future Done Right" show on YouTube. When individuals and organizations want to prepare for the future of business they call Shawn.
]]>Success Resources has generated over a billion dollars in lifetime sales, and puts on over 500 events per year, in 30 countries. It has a staff of over 250 people, in 10 international offices.
]]>Success Resources has generated over a billion dollars in lifetime sales, and puts on over 500 events per year, in 30 countries. It has a staff of over 250 people, in 10 international offices.
]]>He is the author of 3 books on ideation and innovation process including "Idea Stormers" and "21 Days to a Big Idea". He is also a marketing and innovation instructor in Caltech's executive education program.
]]>He is the author of 3 books on ideation and innovation process including "Idea Stormers" and "21 Days to a Big Idea". He is also a marketing and innovation instructor in Caltech's executive education program.
]]>She is frequently asked about her age (47) and how she appears to be aging in reverse. Natalie is also the creator and host of the top-ranking podcast "Leveling Up: Creating Everything From Nothing."
]]>She is frequently asked about her age (47) and how she appears to be aging in reverse. Natalie is also the creator and host of the top-ranking podcast "Leveling Up: Creating Everything From Nothing."
]]>Matt is a US Army Intelligence Veteran, current 26-year law enforcement officer, and former counter-terrorism expert with the US Federal Air Marshal Service after the tragedy of "9/11".
He is also author of a memoir about his life with his older autistic brother, Andy, titled "A Brother's Love: A Memoir".
]]>Matt is a US Army Intelligence Veteran, current 26-year law enforcement officer, and former counter-terrorism expert with the US Federal Air Marshal Service after the tragedy of "9/11".
He is also author of a memoir about his life with his older autistic brother, Andy, titled "A Brother's Love: A Memoir".
]]>Michael is the Founder of the 5-Figure Workweek Mastermind, a community of over 3,000 active members. His vision is to provide massively practical content that will move you to take action.
]]>Michael is the Founder of the 5-Figure Workweek Mastermind, a community of over 3,000 active members. His vision is to provide massively practical content that will move you to take action.
]]>I can't believe we have reached 50 episodes and 10,000 downloads of this podcast. It has been such an incredible journey!
In this episode, I share what I've learned from interviewing 60 amazing people, and having been interviewed over 70 times on other shows. I also share some updates on the 365 Driven facebook community, and an upcoming podcast series.
We are just getting started! Thank you for being on this journey.
]]>I can't believe we have reached 50 episodes and 10,000 downloads of this podcast. It has been such an incredible journey!
In this episode, I share what I've learned from interviewing 60 amazing people, and having been interviewed over 70 times on other shows. I also share some updates on the 365 Driven facebook community, and an upcoming podcast series.
We are just getting started! Thank you for being on this journey.
]]>Kam Knight is the author of several bestselling books on memory, concentration, and productivity. Over the past 15 years, he has dedicated his life to uncovering the secrets of the mind and how to optimize its performance. When he is not writing, teaching, or speaking, he is globetrotting, having traveled to nearly 100 countries around the world.
Concentration is the single most important skill anyone can develop. Concentration is a big driver to everything you do and affects every area of your live. It's the skill that matters more than any other skill and is the skill that is key to developing any other skill.
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| Chicago, IL |
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| MindLily.com |
Kam Knight is the author of several bestselling books on memory, concentration, and productivity. Over the past 15 years, he has dedicated his life to uncovering the secrets of the mind and how to optimize its performance. When he is not writing, teaching, or speaking, he is globetrotting, having traveled to nearly 100 countries around the world.
Concentration is the single most important skill anyone can develop. Concentration is a big driver to everything you do and affects every area of your live. It's the skill that matters more than any other skill and is the skill that is key to developing any other skill.
Name Kam Knight City, State or Country Chicago, IL Website MindLily.com ]]>Ryan Fisher is Co-Founder of Shift-S3ctor, an automotive racing event company, best known for its half-mile racing events.
Ryan started Shift-S3ctor during his first semester of law school as a side-hustle, and it quickly grew to a six-figure business with events in California, Oregon, Colorado, and Indiana.
Due to this success, he was able to start his own law practice immediately out of law school to be able to grow a professional career, while continuing a side-hustle fueled by automotive passion.
]]>Ryan Fisher is Co-Founder of Shift-S3ctor, an automotive racing event company, best known for its half-mile racing events.
Ryan started Shift-S3ctor during his first semester of law school as a side-hustle, and it quickly grew to a six-figure business with events in California, Oregon, Colorado, and Indiana.
Due to this success, he was able to start his own law practice immediately out of law school to be able to grow a professional career, while continuing a side-hustle fueled by automotive passion.
]]>Kelsey is an IPEC-Certified Professional Coach, Energy Leadership Master Practitioner and Cor.E Performance coach. She also earned a NeuroPositive Certificate in using neuroscience to change how the brain processes challenges.
And... she is a Triathlete!
]]>Kelsey is an IPEC-Certified Professional Coach, Energy Leadership Master Practitioner and Cor.E Performance coach. She also earned a NeuroPositive Certificate in using neuroscience to change how the brain processes challenges.
And... she is a Triathlete!
]]>His business has produced and hosted a total of 6 separate long-running shows totaling over 1,000 hours of published content with millions of downloads worldwide.
In addition to The MuscleCar Place he's developed and launched a physical sporting goods product, and owns and operates a 7-figure construction services and products business.
]]>His business has produced and hosted a total of 6 separate long-running shows totaling over 1,000 hours of published content with millions of downloads worldwide.
In addition to The MuscleCar Place he's developed and launched a physical sporting goods product, and owns and operates a 7-figure construction services and products business.
]]>His recent book Catalyst: Ignite Your Spark Within To Achieve Powerful Transformation, brings his signature blend of humor, passion, candor, & poignant personal experiences directly to the lives of restless achievers looking to create a more fulfilling life.
]]>His recent book Catalyst: Ignite Your Spark Within To Achieve Powerful Transformation, brings his signature blend of humor, passion, candor, & poignant personal experiences directly to the lives of restless achievers looking to create a more fulfilling life.
]]>He is also the Co-Founder of Brand New Purpose, a brand transformation consultancy that creates purpose-built, value-driven opportunities.
Whitney is also a consulting Chief Marketing Officer and Change Agent for Fortune 20 companies and Silicon Valley startups, guiding over $20 Billion worth of wealth creation.
]]>He is also the Co-Founder of Brand New Purpose, a brand transformation consultancy that creates purpose-built, value-driven opportunities.
Whitney is also a consulting Chief Marketing Officer and Change Agent for Fortune 20 companies and Silicon Valley startups, guiding over $20 Billion worth of wealth creation.
]]>His company has created 8-figures in sales for his clients.
In this episode:
His company has created 8-figures in sales for his clients.
In this episode:
In this episode, we discuss the importance of building not only a strong corporate brand, but your personal brand. In today's social-media driven world, it is important for founders to step out from behind their corporate logo. The world wants to know you!
]]>In this episode, we discuss the importance of building not only a strong corporate brand, but your personal brand. In today's social-media driven world, it is important for founders to step out from behind their corporate logo. The world wants to know you!
]]>He is also the host of the top-rated business podcast, The MFCEO Project, which has also achieved the #1 ranking for ALL podcasts on iTunes.
I discovered Andy years ago, before these well-known business accolades. I knew of him as a badass car dude, having admired his collection of cars for several years.
We share similar passions, Cars and Business. And today, we'll be discussing both.
]]>He is also the host of the top-rated business podcast, The MFCEO Project, which has also achieved the #1 ranking for ALL podcasts on iTunes.
I discovered Andy years ago, before these well-known business accolades. I knew of him as a badass car dude, having admired his collection of cars for several years.
We share similar passions, Cars and Business. And today, we'll be discussing both.
]]>After 25+ years as an Executive and marketing expert within the automotive products industry, he found retirement boring. Mark learned a few new skills, and Cars Yeah was created.
In this episode:
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After 25+ years as an Executive and marketing expert within the automotive products industry, he found retirement boring. Mark learned a few new skills, and Cars Yeah was created.
In this episode:
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On the brink of failure and shutting down his business, he found podcasting and everything changed. Now a Top 200 podcast on iTunes Donnie's Success Champions is helping the world one story at a time.
In this episode, we discuss:
On the brink of failure and shutting down his business, he found podcasting and everything changed. Now a Top 200 podcast on iTunes Donnie's Success Champions is helping the world one story at a time.
In this episode, we discuss:
What started out as something fun to do in order to connect with top influencers and help one or two people along their journey, has grown to become a podcast that is currently getting played in over 100 countries every single week and ranked in the top 15% in the world. Justin now works with some of the worlds elite entrepreneurs and business owners like Ed Mylett, Fabio Viviani, and Cindy Eckert.
He is also the host and creator one of the most exciting live events for entrepreneurs and forward thinkers; Growth Now Movement LIVE!
In this episode:
What started out as something fun to do in order to connect with top influencers and help one or two people along their journey, has grown to become a podcast that is currently getting played in over 100 countries every single week and ranked in the top 15% in the world. Justin now works with some of the worlds elite entrepreneurs and business owners like Ed Mylett, Fabio Viviani, and Cindy Eckert.
He is also the host and creator one of the most exciting live events for entrepreneurs and forward thinkers; Growth Now Movement LIVE!
In this episode:
Today, Vince is known as one of the world's leading sales and marketing fitness authorities. Working with online entrepreneurs and business thought-leaders in his high-level 7-Figure Mastermind, Vince coaches his clients to quickly scale their businesses and take a quantum leap, both mentally and financially.
In this episode, we discuss:
Today, Vince is known as one of the world's leading sales and marketing fitness authorities. Working with online entrepreneurs and business thought-leaders in his high-level 7-Figure Mastermind, Vince coaches his clients to quickly scale their businesses and take a quantum leap, both mentally and financially.
In this episode, we discuss:
Learn to spread value through authenticity. Too many people today endlessly pitch ideas to an audience that has no idea who they are. By telling your story and being your authentic self, you create a long-term relationship with your audience and they are more inclined to trust you.
In this episode, we discuss:
Learn to spread value through authenticity. Too many people today endlessly pitch ideas to an audience that has no idea who they are. By telling your story and being your authentic self, you create a long-term relationship with your audience and they are more inclined to trust you.
In this episode, we discuss:
His company has raised over $225MM… and counting… for various crowdfunding campaigns in just the last 4 years!
In this episode, we discuss:
His company has raised over $225MM… and counting… for various crowdfunding campaigns in just the last 4 years!
In this episode, we discuss:
After his success in podcasting, Jeremy and his wife, Brielle, founded Command Your Brand to help entrepreneurs get their message out by appearing as guests on podcasts.
In this episode, we discuss:
After his success in podcasting, Jeremy and his wife, Brielle, founded Command Your Brand to help entrepreneurs get their message out by appearing as guests on podcasts.
In this episode, we discuss:
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Whether the goal is to understand ourselves on a deeper level or someone else in our lives, she uses a unique spin on face reading to help people demystify the relationship, creating harmony and a win-win for everyone.
In this episode:
Whether the goal is to understand ourselves on a deeper level or someone else in our lives, she uses a unique spin on face reading to help people demystify the relationship, creating harmony and a win-win for everyone.
In this episode:
Learn how Aaron's adversities became catalysts for his action, and how he went from rock-bottom to building this massive company. Put away the excuses, and prioritize your execution.
]]>Learn how Aaron's adversities became catalysts for his action, and how he went from rock-bottom to building this massive company. Put away the excuses, and prioritize your execution.
]]>Now he wants to share his entrepreneurial experience with others wanting to do the same. Brian also wrote the book Cleanlots: America's Simplest Business, available on Amazon.
In this show:
-Customer Service Tips
-Cold-Calling
-Finding Your Side-Hustle
-Embracing Technology
| Name |
| Brian Winch |
| City, State or Country |
| Calgary, Alberta, Canada |
| Company Name & Position Title |
| Winch Enterprises, Owner |
| Website |
| https://www.cleanlots.com |
| Facebook Page |
| https://www.facebook.com/cleanlots/ |
| LinkedIn Page |
| https://www.linkedin.com/ |
Now he wants to share his entrepreneurial experience with others wanting to do the same. Brian also wrote the book Cleanlots: America's Simplest Business, available on Amazon.
In this show: -Customer Service Tips -Cold-Calling -Finding Your Side-Hustle -Embracing Technology
Name Brian WinchCity, State or Country Calgary, Alberta, Canada Company Name & Position Title Winch Enterprises, Owner Website https://www.cleanlots.com Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/cleanlots/ LinkedIn Page https://www.linkedin.com/company/cleanlots]]>
Utilizing her natural abilities as a corporate trainer, she also works with growing startups to deepen their investment in their talent by using mindfulness to reduce stress, shift mindsets, and increase employee engagement.
In this episode, we discuss:
Utilizing her natural abilities as a corporate trainer, she also works with growing startups to deepen their investment in their talent by using mindfulness to reduce stress, shift mindsets, and increase employee engagement.
In this episode, we discuss:
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Despite the lack of financial resources or formal education growing up, he has been able to establish five companies over the last 15 years that gross over $100MM in combined yearly revenue.
Today, Pejman spends most of his time in the online space with Secret Entourage, Exotic Car Hacks, and Watch Conspiracy; Educating people on new ways to break free of conventional thinking.
In this episode, we discuss:
-Entrepreneur vs Employee Mindsets
-Navigating Corporate Ladders and Gaining Leverage
-Huge Goal-Setting and The Power Of Visualization
-Buying Exotic Cars
-Finding Your Purpose
| Name |
| Pejman Ghadimi |
| Company Name & Position Title |
| Secret Group, Chairman |
| City, State or Country |
| FL |
| Websites |
| http://www.secretentourage.com |
| Instagram Page |
| instagram.com/icreatemillionaires |
| Book |
| Third Circle Theory - Amazon.com |
Despite the lack of financial resources or formal education growing up, he has been able to establish five companies over the last 15 years that gross over $100MM in combined yearly revenue.
Today, Pejman spends most of his time in the online space with Secret Entourage, Exotic Car Hacks, and Watch Conspiracy; Educating people on new ways to break free of conventional thinking.
In this episode, we discuss:
-Entrepreneur vs Employee Mindsets
-Navigating Corporate Ladders and Gaining Leverage
-Huge Goal-Setting and The Power Of Visualization
-Buying Exotic Cars
-Finding Your Purpose
Name Pejman GhadimiCompany Name & Position Title Secret Group, Chairman City, State or Country FL
Websites http://www.secretentourage.com, http://www.exoticcarhacks.com, http://www.watchconspiracy.com Instagram Page instagram.com/icreatemillionaires Book Third Circle Theory - Amazon.com]]>
She now focuses on maximizing the healing properties of nutrition to help support female hormonal health. She's passionate about helping empower, educate and inspire people to live healthier, happier lives.
| Name |
| Cynthia Thurlow |
| City, State or Country |
| Ashburn, VA USA |
| Company Name & Position Title |
| CHT, Nurse practitioner/functional nutritionist/entrepreneur |
| Website |
| http://www.chtwellness.com |
| Facebook Page |
| http://www.facebook.com/ |
| Instagram Page |
| http://www.instagram.com/cht_ |
| Twitter Handle |
| http://www.twitter.com/ |
She now focuses on maximizing the healing properties of nutrition to help support female hormonal health. She's passionate about helping empower, educate and inspire people to live healthier, happier lives.
Name Cynthia ThurlowCity, State or Country Ashburn, VA USA Company Name & Position Title CHT, Nurse practitioner/functional nutritionist/entrepreneur Website http://www.chtwellness.com Facebook Page http://www.facebook.com/chtwellness Instagram Page http://www.instagram.com/cht_wellness Twitter Handle http://www.twitter.com/chtwellness]]>
He is a Digital Marketing Consultant to international brands like Fox TV, H&M, and Toyota. He is the author of "Who Cares? How Caring Changes Your Business." Dan also hosts a YouTube show "Millennial Motivator", and is Twitch partner.
Name
Dan Willis
City, State or Country
St Isidore, Ontario, Canada
Company Name & Position Title
Millennial Motivator, Founder
Facebook Page
Instagram Page
Twitter Handle
LinkedIn Page
YouTube Channel
He is a Digital Marketing Consultant to international brands like Fox TV, H&M, and Toyota. He is the author of "Who Cares? How Caring Changes Your Business." Dan also hosts a YouTube show "Millennial Motivator", and is Twitch partner.
Name
Dan Willis
City, State or Country
St Isidore, Ontario, Canada
Company Name & Position Title
Millennial Motivator, Founder
Website
http://www.millennialmotivator.ca
Facebook Page
https://www.facebook.com/danwillisCanada/
Instagram Page
instagram.com/millenialmotivator
Twitter Handle
LinkedIn Page
https://www.linkedin.com/in/millennialmotivator/
YouTube Channel
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He is host of the top-ranked podcast Awaken Your Alpha, studying and interviewing the world's elite minds in over 300 episodes since 2014.
Adam's new book "Awaken Your Alpha - Tales and Tactics to Thrive'" Shares the best stories with his own strategic system and actions to be the leader in your life.
| Name |
| Adam Lewis Walker |
| City, State or Country |
| Michigan |
| Company Name & Position Title |
| Awaken Your Alpha - Founder |
| Book Website |
| http://www.AYAlpha.com/book |
| Facebook Pages |
| Awaken Your Alpha & Adam Lewis Walker |
| Instagram Page |
| https://instagram.com/AdamLewisWalker |
| Twitter Handle |
| AwakenYourAlpha |
| LinkedIn Page |
| https://www.linkedin.com/in/ |
| Website |
| http://www.AdamLewisWalker.com |
He is host of the top-ranked podcast Awaken Your Alpha, studying and interviewing the world's elite minds in over 300 episodes since 2014.
Adam's new book "Awaken Your Alpha - Tales and Tactics to Thrive'" Shares the best stories with his own strategic system and actions to be the leader in your life.
Name Adam Lewis WalkerCity, State or Country Michigan Company Name & Position Title Awaken Your Alpha - Founder Book Website http://www.AYAlpha.com/book Facebook Pages Awaken Your Alpha & Adam Lewis Walker Instagram Page https://instagram.com/AdamLewisWalker Twitter Handle AwakenYourAlpha LinkedIn Page https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamlewiswalkeruk/ Website http://www.AdamLewisWalker.com]]>
In this episode we discuss identifying your ideal customer, lead generation strategies, and the power of public speaking skill.
| Name |
| Zachary Babcock |
| City and State / Country |
| Bridgeton, MO |
| Company Name & Position Title |
| Zachary Babcock, Underdog Biz Mentor |
| Website Address |
| https://underdogempowerment. |
| Facebook Page |
| http://facebook.com/zachary. |
| Facebook Group |
| https://www.facebook.com/ |
In this episode we discuss identifying your ideal customer, lead generation strategies, and the power of public speaking skill.
Name Zachary BabcockCity and State / Country Bridgeton, MO Company Name & Position Title Zachary Babcock, Underdog Biz Mentor Website Address https://underdogempowerment.com Facebook Page http://facebook.com/zachary.babcock.1 Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/underdogempowermentmovement/]]>
When Tim Alison was 31 he walked away from a six-figure income and moved to a tiny fishing village in rural Nova Scotia. He had no choice but to start his own business, and he was told time and time again that his venture would fail. The Naysayers laughed. When his sales passed $10,000,000, they stopped laughing.
His entrepreneurial career has spanned more than 30 years. He started his newest venture, Screw the Naysayers Productions, in the fall of 2017. It seemed like a fun way to celebrate his 60th birthday.
| Name |
| Tim Alison |
| City and State / Country |
| Meteghan, Nova Scotia, Canada |
| Company Name & Position Title |
| Screw the Naysayer Productions, Founder and CEO |
| Website Address |
| http://www.screwthenaysayers. |
| Facebook Page |
| https://www.facebook.com/ |
| Instagram Page |
| https://www.instagram.com/ |
| LinkedIn Page |
| https://www.linkedin.com/in/ |
When Tim Alison was 31 he walked away from a six-figure income and moved to a tiny fishing village in rural Nova Scotia. He had no choice but to start his own business, and he was told time and time again that his venture would fail. The Naysayers laughed. When his sales passed $10,000,000, they stopped laughing.
His entrepreneurial career has spanned more than 30 years. He started his newest venture, Screw the Naysayers Productions, in the fall of 2017. It seemed like a fun way to celebrate his 60th birthday.
Name Tim AlisonCity and State / Country Meteghan, Nova Scotia, Canada Company Name & Position Title Screw the Naysayer Productions, Founder and CEO Website Address http://www.screwthenaysayers.com Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/stnwithtimalison Instagram Page https://www.instagram.com/screwthenaysayers/ LinkedIn Page https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-alison/]]>
Along with speaking and coaching, she is also a board-certified physician in family medicine and sports medicine, and currently works at the Veterans Administration. In addition to her medical career, she is an attorney and former adjunct law professor at Thomas Jefferson School of Law.
When not doctoring, lawyering, or preaching the gospel of strategic quitting, Lynn Marie can be found doing yoga, playing multiple musical instruments and dancing like everyone's watching.
| Name |
| Lynn Marie Morski |
| City, State or Country |
| San Diego, CA |
| Company Name & Position Title |
| Head Quitter in Charge at Quitting by Design |
| Website |
| quittingbydesign.com |
| Facebook Page |
| https://www.facebook.com/ |
| Instagram Page |
| https://www.instagram.com/ |
| Twitter Handle |
| @lmorski |
| LinkedIn Page |
| https://www.linkedin.com/in/ |
| Book (Amazon) |
| https://amzn.to/2Of6Y5v |
Along with speaking and coaching, she is also a board-certified physician in family medicine and sports medicine, and currently works at the Veterans Administration. In addition to her medical career, she is an attorney and former adjunct law professor at Thomas Jefferson School of Law. When not doctoring, lawyering, or preaching the gospel of strategic quitting, Lynn Marie can be found doing yoga, playing multiple musical instruments and dancing like everyone's watching.
Name Lynn Marie MorskiCity, State or Country San Diego, CA
Company Name & Position Title Head Quitter in Charge at Quitting by Design Website quittingbydesign.com Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/quittingbydesign/notifications/ Instagram Page https://www.instagram.com/quittingbydesign Twitter Handle @lmorski LinkedIn Page https://www.linkedin.com/in/lynn-marie-morski-md-esq/ Book (Amazon) https://amzn.to/2Of6Y5v]]>
In this episode we also discuss the importance of collaboration, consistency in creating value, and not being afraid of vulnerability. Listen to learn how your unique story can bring you what you desire, in life.
Visit 365driven.com for show notes and guest contact info.
]]>In this episode we also discuss the importance of collaboration, consistency in creating value, and not being afraid of vulnerability. Listen to learn how your unique story can bring you what you desire, in life.
Visit 365driven.com for show notes and guest contact info.
]]>In 2017, Sid moved from Kentucky to Texas, in order to chase a dream. He only had $3K in his pocket, no job, and no home.
Since then, he's built a company that has grossed over $2.5MM and helped hundreds of clients achieve massive business success.
Visit 365driven.com/podcast for show notes and guest contact info.
]]>In 2017, Sid moved from Kentucky to Texas, in order to chase a dream. He only had $3K in his pocket, no job, and no home.
Since then, he's built a company that has grossed over $2.5MM and helped hundreds of clients achieve massive business success.
Visit 365driven.com/podcast for show notes and guest contact info.
]]>Tiffany Toombs is a life coach who specializes in helping people rewire their brains to overcome patterns of self-sabotage, limiting beliefs, or thoughts that stop them from achieving love and happiness.
Tiffany is a master practitioner and trainer in Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP). Her current mission is to empower 1 million people to live their truth daily, and she does this through her workshops, coaching programs, her podcast "Take The Leap" and her soon to be released book - Stop Being A Selfish B*tch! - The Ultimate Guide to Living Your Best Life Through Radical Self Love.
For show notes and contact info, visit 365driven.com
]]>Tiffany Toombs is a life coach who specializes in helping people rewire their brains to overcome patterns of self-sabotage, limiting beliefs, or thoughts that stop them from achieving love and happiness.
Tiffany is a master practitioner and trainer in Neurolinguistic Programming (NLP). Her current mission is to empower 1 million people to live their truth daily, and she does this through her workshops, coaching programs, her podcast "Take The Leap" and her soon to be released book - Stop Being A Selfish B*tch! - The Ultimate Guide to Living Your Best Life Through Radical Self Love.
For show notes and contact info, visit 365driven.com
]]>Michael Smith Co-Founder and President of STA Wealth Management, a Wealth Management Firm managing over a Billion in assets. His company provides services in Income Tax & Estate Planning, Business Planning, Wealth and Retirement Planning and Investment Management. Michael also hosts a daily radio show in Houston, called STA Wealth Hour.
Visit 365driven.com/podcast for show notes and guest contact info.
]]>Michael Smith Co-Founder and President of STA Wealth Management, a Wealth Management Firm managing over a Billion in assets. His company provides services in Income Tax & Estate Planning, Business Planning, Wealth and Retirement Planning and Investment Management. Michael also hosts a daily radio show in Houston, called STA Wealth Hour.
Visit 365driven.com/podcast for show notes and guest contact info.
]]>Jeremy Williams, Owner/CEO of Red Hawk Coaching provides coaching and consulting services for small businesses looking to soar both in business and life.
Jeremy has been in the real estate industry since 2004 helping thousands of real estate agent agents achieve their business goals. Jeremy currently coaches a small group of elite agents in his Inner Circle coaching program that combine for over $150MM in closed production over the last 12 months.
Visit 365Driven.com/podcast for show notes and guest contact info.
]]>Jeremy Williams, Owner/CEO of Red Hawk Coaching provides coaching and consulting services for small businesses looking to soar both in business and life.
Jeremy has been in the real estate industry since 2004 helping thousands of real estate agent agents achieve their business goals. Jeremy currently coaches a small group of elite agents in his Inner Circle coaching program that combine for over $150MM in closed production over the last 12 months.
Visit 365Driven.com/podcast for show notes and guest contact info.
]]>Learn the skills and strategies for creating your own personal brand, and understand how it can greatly alter the trajectory of your potential success!
Visit 365driven.com to view show notes and contact information for AJ.
]]>Learn the skills and strategies for creating your own personal brand, and understand how it can greatly alter the trajectory of your potential success!
Visit 365driven.com to view show notes and contact information for AJ.
]]>Listen to this conversation with him and you will hear his passion and purpose. Experience how one decision can change everything.
Visit 365Driven.com/podcast for full show notes and guest contact info!
]]>Listen to this conversation with him and you will hear his passion and purpose. Experience how one decision can change everything.
Visit 365Driven.com/podcast for full show notes and guest contact info!
]]>What can you learn by stepping out of your own comfort zone? Find out in this episode!
Show notes and guest contact info is found at our website, 365driven.com/podcast
]]>What can you learn by stepping out of your own comfort zone? Find out in this episode!
Show notes and guest contact info is found at our website, 365driven.com/podcast
]]>Guest Eric McClellan is a licensed family therapist, author, and entrepreneur. He has created programs for international health organizations, and works as a corporate trainer.
]]>Guest Eric McClellan is a licensed family therapist, author, and entrepreneur. He has created programs for international health organizations, and works as a corporate trainer.
]]>Visit 365driven.com/podcast for show notes and contact information for each of our guests.
]]>Visit 365driven.com/podcast for show notes and contact information for each of our guests.
]]>He is an experienced HR Tech entrepreneur, father of five, speaker and frequent media contributor on topics related to jobs and careers. Inc., USA Today, Fox News, The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo and many other national outlets have featured his insights.
Prior to becoming an entrepreneur, Nick's corporate experience included award-winning tenures at three of the world's largest job sites: CareerBuilder, Monster and Indeed.com.
]]>He is an experienced HR Tech entrepreneur, father of five, speaker and frequent media contributor on topics related to jobs and careers. Inc., USA Today, Fox News, The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo and many other national outlets have featured his insights.
Prior to becoming an entrepreneur, Nick's corporate experience included award-winning tenures at three of the world's largest job sites: CareerBuilder, Monster and Indeed.com.
]]>Within this episode, we discuss social media marketing strategies to help businesses improve their digital footprint.
]]>Within this episode, we discuss social media marketing strategies to help businesses improve their digital footprint.
]]>Within this episode, Andy tells how he became completely debt free by age 33, and how he gained the courage to step away from his full-time career, into going full-time with his companies.
Visit 365Driven.com for full show notes and info on our guests.
]]>Within this episode, Andy tells how he became completely debt free by age 33, and how he gained the courage to step away from his full-time career, into going full-time with his companies.
Visit 365Driven.com for full show notes and info on our guests.
]]>Visit 365Driven.com to find the full show notes and links to Daniel's website and book.
]]>Visit 365Driven.com to find the full show notes and links to Daniel's website and book.
]]>Visit 365Driven.com to view the full show notes, and link to Jocelyn's book.
]]>Visit 365Driven.com to view the full show notes, and link to Jocelyn's book.
]]>I also share some plans for the 365 Driven brand, and where I envision it going.
Visit 365Driven.com for show notes and my contact information.
]]>I also share some plans for the 365 Driven brand, and where I envision it going.
Visit 365Driven.com for show notes and my contact information.
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