From Musician to Million-Dollar Side Hustle - with Greg Kerr - EP 362
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When Greg Kerr traded guitar riffs for the gleam of custom belt buckles, little did he know it would pave the road to a multimillion-dollar side hustle. In this episode, Greg shares his extraordinary transition from musician to entrepreneur, as he explains how tapping into a niche market, and using his creativity, lead to building his brand, Alchemy Merch. 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,...
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Boss or Leader? - with Dave Ferguson - EP 361
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Dave Ferguson is an internationally respected executive coach, speaker, facilitator, and author, in the areas of leadership and personal development. In this episode, Dave peels back the layers of what truly makes a a great leader. He’s not just talking about the corner-office execs; this conversation goes into the heart and soul of leadership, pulling from the wisdom of generations and the humility required to really serve and empower others. 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...
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Influencer Marketing Strategy - with Dan Coughlin - EP 360
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Dan Coughlin is the co-founder of Get Hyped Media, and in this episode, he unravels the intricate world of influencer marketing. Dan tackles the industry's surprising lack of structure, despite its multi-billion dollar stature, and debunks the myth that bigger influencers are always better. Dan shares his unique transition from electrical engineering to leading an influencer marketing agency and provides valuable insights for businesses on how to navigate this space with limited budgets. This conversation goes beyond just influencer size, shedding light on the importance of authenticity and...
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Create Content That Stands Out - with Heather Parady - EP 359
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Heather Parady is the host of the podcast “Unconventional Leaders”, which has over a million downloads, and in this episode, she candidly shares her journey. Heather veers from the traditional entrepreneur archetype and leans into her passion of being a creative. She brings a unique perspective on tenacity, the art of character development, and the importance of following your passion. This conversation brings hope for anyone struggling to align their career with their true calling and showcases the strength in embracing one's creative instincts over conventional success metrics. This...
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Pursue an Endgame of Freedom - with Jason Sisneros - EP 358
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Jason Sisneros is a titan of entrepreneurship who has successfully navigated the high-stakes world of scaling, selling, and exiting businesses. Jason's journey is nothing short of inspirational, as he takes you through the rollercoaster ride from his initial setbacks to becoming a master of turnarounds and private equity. But it's what he does with his hard-earned freedom that truly captivates, as he delves into his philanthropic endeavors, his fight against domestic violence, and his passionate mission to eradicate child trafficking. His story is a powerful testament to the remarkable...
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Gratitude Drives Positive Impact - with Hunter Ballew - EP 357
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Hunter Ballew returns to the 365 Driven podcast, bringing with him a story of triumph, faith, and entrepreneurial spirit that's sure to capture your attention. From acquiring Cornerstone Construction to the exploding success of RoofCon, Hunter's journey is a testament to what's possible when vision meets purpose. This conversation takes you behind the scenes of these monumental changes, showcasing the hard-earned lessons and strategies that have shaped his path from the outset of the pandemic to the present day. Hunter emphasizes the significance of having a clear vision and surrounding...
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The Power of Visualization - with Tony Whatley - EP 356
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Tony Whatley shares his practice on visualization, and how it has helped him achieve his own success and results. In this episode, we'll talk about The influence my mother had on me as a child Creating "Dream Boards" to visualize goals The science behind how your brain processes goals and why you need goals The story of the blue Dodge Viper A review of my 2018 vision board (see cover artwork) Connect with Tony
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Reinvention - with Tony Whatley - EP 355
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This special episode features Tony’s recent speech at the Movement Maker Live 2024 event in Nashville, TN hosted by Mike Fabber. In this speech, Tony talks about how he conquered the ever-looming shadow of self-doubt. He once grappled with the fear of stepping into the light, hesitant to share his thoughts and ideas with the world. Tony recounts how he turned an online forum into a multi-million dollar success, and unpacks the essence of personal reinvention. As he draws from the 'Choose Your Own Adventure' books of his youth, Tony delves into a world where mere survival is not the...
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Business Succession Planning - with Laurie Barkman - EP 354
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Laurie Barkman is known as the “Business Transition Sherpa”, and in this episode, she dives into the terrain of building, valuing, and selling your business. Laurie brings her expertise to the table, sharing strategies from her book "" to help entrepreneurs mitigate risks and enhance their company's worth. Her experiences as a CEO provide a practical backdrop, stressing the importance of maintaining focus during major transitions and preparing for the rigor of due diligence and integration. Laurie also peels back the emotional layers owners face when parting with their business,...
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Sowing Seeds of Success - with Chris Lee - EP 353
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Chris Lee is the entrepreneurial force behind Solgen Power, and his journey from a staggering bankruptcy to CEO of a multimillion-dollar company is nothing short of remarkable. Chris candidly shares the lessons learned from his early business failures, the emotional and financial toll of filing for bankruptcy, and the resilience it took to rebuild from a sub-400 credit score. His inspiring story is a testament to the mental fortitude required to overcome adversity and achieve success, offering valuable insights into the entrepreneurial spirit. Chris and Tony explore the intricate relationship...
info_outlineHumans are incredibly powerful creatures, and we all want to portray our sense of power and never want to appear weak. Sometimes certain habits or insecurities can counteract this, but luckily today’s guest is an expert in what it takes to be truly powerful.
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:
- Robert’s background and why he decided to become an author after leaving over 60 different jobs
- Law #1: Never outshine the master
- Robert’s advice to people feeling frustrated with their boss at work
- Law #4: Always say less than necessary
- How does law #4 apply to social media?
- Using absence to create respect
- Law #9: Win through your actions and not through arguments
- Law #15: Crush your enemy totally
- Law #18: Do not build fortresses to protect yourself
- Law #25: Recreate yourself
- Law #28: Interact with boldness
- Robert reflects on having a stroke in 2018 and what he learned about life, death, and mortality
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