E152: Building A Team Of Epic Virtual Assistants With Brad Owens
Release Date: 05/07/2018
E656: Developing Interpersonal Skills With Lee Rubin
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Lee Rubin is a highly sought-after speaker and teacher. Corporations, professional associations and elite sports organizations throughout the country have partnered with him to build extraordinary teams. Here are the key links from the episode:
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E655: Lessons From A Near Death Experience With Art DiNick
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Art DiNick is a former engineer for Exxon who was involved a horrific race car accident in 1977. In those few moments between life and death his entire life flashed before him. His book As Fate Would Have It discusses the events that he relived in those few brief seconds and the lessons he learned and how they impacted the rest of his life. Here are the key links from the episode:
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E654: Protecting Your Wealth From Instability With David Dorr
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David Dorr is the founder and CEO of Coro Global, a finch company that helps you reimagine your money where gold can be used in every day transactions as easily as fiat currencies. He has 25 years of experience working at the crossroads of global capital markets and international estate planning. Here are the key links from the episode:
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E653: Embracing Music For Your Soul With Vincent James
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Vincent James has been circulating in the musical world for over 3 decades. He first began as a songwriting penning “Rock & Roll and Wrestling Connection” in the mid-80s that was made into a music video by PRISM Television. He later began managing local bands helping to book and promote hundreds of live shows. He now educates others about music through his nonprofit Keep Music Alive. Here are the key links from the episode:
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E652: Checking Off Your Travel Bucket List With Estee Gubbauy
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Estee Gubbauy had her own business as a Group Retreat Planner and Facilitator. As a Travel Advisor, she put all my best skill sets to work, finding her clients unique vacations with lots of VIP treatment, special offers and upgrades they can’t get on their own. Her book Your Travel Bucket List is The Ultimate Guide to Enrich Your Life with Great Adventures and Unforgettable Memories Here are the key links from the episode:
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E651: Dissecting The 5 Hour Workday With Stephan Aarstol
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Stephan Aarstol is an internet industry veteran who has founded a number of ventures including Tower Paddle Boards, one of the biggest Shark Tank success stories that has gone on to do over $30M in sales. Here are the key links from the episode:
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E650: Teaching Money To Your Kids So They Get It Right As Adults With Rebecah Freeling
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Rebecah Freeling is a child behavior expert specializing in strong-willed, often-oppositional, “spirited” kids. She is the author of Your Rules Are Dumb: How to Maintain Your Parental Authority While Creating a Partnership With Your Spirited Child Here are the key links from the episode:
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E649: Creating Fearless Possibilities At Any Age With Geneva Williams
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After a 40+ year career as an award-winning, innovative nonprofit leader, Dr. Geneva Williams reinvented herself as an author, international speaker, podcaster and title-holding advocate for women to live fit, fine and a vibrant life. A late-life beauty queen, entrepreneur, and online course creator, Dr. Geneva shows people that they can do anything at any age. Here are the key links from the episode:
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E648: Entering The Flow State With Dashama Gordon
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Dashama Gordon has impacted millions of lives globally with her message of healing, happiness, oneness, love, and flow. She is a popular KeyNote speaker who was invited to present at the United Nations in 2016 for the International Day of Happiness. Her productions have distribution globally through Target, Walmart, Best Buy, Barnes & Noble, Amazon, and many others. Here are the key links from the episode:
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E647: Changing Careers Later In Life And Thriving In The Process With Robert Miller
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Robert Miller is a musician who followed his dream. He became a Rock Star when he was in his 60s, an age when most people are planning their retirement. In just 5 years he’s got 9 celebrated albums including a Billboard #1, 4 million video views, 1 million Spotify streams, and 50,000 Facebook fans. He’s living proof that you’re never too old, and it’s never too late, to follow your dream. Here are the key links from the episode: Robert's email:
info_outlineFor over a decade, Brad Owens has helped Fortune 500 companies (including Coca-Cola, Home Depot, Nationwide, Freddie Mac and many others) attract and hire talent at all levels of their organizations. He now uses his experience to make an impact on smaller companies as the “Robin Hood of Hiring”. He coaches leaders and top level HR professionals to solve problems attracting, hiring and retaining their teams.
He is also the host of the “Small Business Hiring Podcast” where he interviews top companies, CEOs and industry experts to share their strategies for building high performing teams.
Quotes To Remember:
“In the real world, you just can’t take on everything yourself.”
“Start with your nearest people around you.”
“The best people comes from your referral network.”
“The best companies don’t hire. They attract.”
“To be a fantastic manager and a fantastic delegator, you’ve got to be a great goal setter.”
“Managers create smart goals but it’s their job to make them smarter.”
“There is a difference between being a manager and being a leader.”
What You’ll Learn:
- When And Where To Find Good People For Your Team
- How to Get A Specific Person On-Board With Your Team
- Training The People On Your Team
- Being a Manager vs. a Leader
Key Links From The Show:
Free Attributional Interviewing Guide - HR Coaching
Chuck Blakeman - Ep 48 - Small Business Hiring Podcast
ZipRecruiter
CareerBoard
Craigslist
Recommended Books:
Content Marketing Secrets by Marc Guberti
Why Employees Are Always a Bad Idea by Chuck Blakeman
Superconnector by Ryan Paugh and Scott Gerber
Wherever You Go, There You Are by Jon Kabat-Zinn
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