Hope and Process - Anne Janzer
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Anne shares how her upbringing influenced her love of books and writing. Anne shares some of the top reasons people put off the process of writing a book, advice about creating a solid book topic, and how to approach drafting and editing. Anne also shares how practices of hope and writing go hand in hand. If you have ever thought about writing a book but always put it off, this episode may be a push in the right direction.
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Optimism and Confidence - Wade Eyerly
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Wade Eyerly talks about his upbringing and how moving around actually helped him learn how to “start” in any environment. Wade also shares his thoughts on what makes a good parent, and why intention is necessary in relationships. Wade talks about his ethos behind hiring and what makes a good candidate - especially in the start up phase. Wade also shares details behind some of his ventures like Surf Air and Degree Insurance, and talks about how he started out.
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Relationships & Adding Value - James Carbary
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James Carbary shares how a winning a chance telesales trip changed the course of his life, along with his own ability to foster and nurture relationships. James shares his strategy for connecting with others and creating genuine and meaningful relationships that add value regardless of a business outcome. James also talks about podcasting and content creation as a touch point for business and personal relationships.
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Making Lemonade - Greg Trimble
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Greg Trimble talks about the moment he decided to quit baseball as a career path and follow his heart towards other goals, his somewhat accidental fame among the early blog space, and his early steps towards creating Lemonade Stand marketing. Greg shares his thoughts on the compatibility of pursuing a career and parenting, gratitude, and how to get better at writing.
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Detox, Declutter, Dominate - Perry Marshall
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Perry Marshall shares how his background in engineering helped provide him the entrepreneurial experiences that started his career, from making and selling speakers to becoming one of the top names in SEO, time management and business strategy. Perry talks about the 80/20 principle, unplugging from social media, and creating space and time to “explore”. Perry also shares his thoughts on what makes a productive day… and life.
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Intention & Human Solutions - Jonathan Beninson
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Jonathan Beninson shares his background and beginnings in entrepreneurship along with thoughts about imposter syndrome, “enoughness”, and what it truly takes to “win”. Jonathan also talks about his belief that “human problems have human solutions” and shares how his desire to help solve some of those problems brought him to his latest project: Arkhaven - a company dedicated to creating self sustaining housing that provides energy, food and water to residents.
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Making "The Chosen" - Dallas Jenkins
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Dallas Jenkins shares how his desire to be a filmmaker was sparked early on in life, along with a mission to help inspire and instill passion in others. Dallas shares how he ventured into “Hollywood” with his first feature film Hometown Legend. Since then Dallas has used every opportunity to learn, study his craft and dedicate his work to creating true impact both on and off screen. Now a Writer and Director of “The Chosen” Dallas’s goal is to “provide loaves and fishes” and allow God to multi
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Unleash Your Primal Brain - Tim Ash
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Tim Ash talks about his family’s departure from the U.S.S.R when he was a child and the serendipitous role a 5 minute phone call played in securing them a place in the USA. Tim shares how his success in business eventually became secondary to his desire to fulfill his life's purpose. From evolutionary psychology to digital marketing and personal branding this episode is fully loaded with fascinating information and actionable insight. Don’t forget to check out Tim’s new book “Unleash Your Primal Bra
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Murder Among The Mormons - Shannon Flynn
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Shannon Flynn shares his experiences with Mark Hofmann as recently depicted in the Netflix Documentary - “Murder Among The Mormons”. Shannon shares experiences from his youth, his initial contact with Mark, and their shared hobby; collecting old American literature and artifacts. Shannon talks about the many forgeries Mark committed and shares insight about Mark’s background. Shannon also talks about the role truth plays in weathering life’s storms.
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Inventory of Courage - Natalie Nixon
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Natalie Nixon talks about her upbringing, the lessons learned from her parents, how challenging situations create strength and competency, and the importance of keeping a mental record of “wins”. Natalie also shares how she became an entrepreneur, educator, and businesswoman along with lessons from each of those endeavors. This episode is a refreshing look at identity, self worth and perseverance.
info_outlineWade Eyerly talks about his upbringing and how moving around actually helped him learn how to “start” in any environment. Wade also shares his thoughts on what makes a good parent, and why intention is necessary in relationships. Wade talks about his ethos behind hiring and what makes a good candidate - especially in the start up phase. Wade also shares details behind some of his ventures like Surf Air and Degree Insurance, and talks about how he started out.
Highlighted Quote
“Figure it Out”
When I hire, I don't need the world's greatest accountant, I need an average accountant… anyone who can do the job… that's all I'm looking for from a competency standpoint. So if you come in and you've been an accountant for 10 years, you can do the job. The question is, can you get it done and figure it out? That makes you the person that can fit our team versus not. In startups that's incredibly important and it's not as important in big companies. there's nothing wrong going to Bank of America it is a fine career choice… but in your as you sit in your desk, there is someone over your shoulder, who was in that just 18 months ago, so you can turn around and say “what do I do now?” and they'll have an answer... at a startup, there is no one there. If you have to come to me and say “what do I do now?” I have to stop what I'm doing, pull my eyes off the horizon as the CEO, and figure out what you need to do… and I consider that your job.
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