Ep. 121: Look, Listen & Live - David Carruthers
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David Carruthers is an author, entertainer, motivational speaker and the co-founder of Your House Social Enterprise, a creative 'Social Purpose Corporation' whose goal is to motivate kids and youth through books, shows, festivals, multicultural events, inspirational and educational programs, documentaries and movies all under one roof.
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Ep. 120: Turning Passion into Profit - Louis Engel
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A creative entrepreneur, Louis Engel is the project manager and show host of "Go Produce,” a podcast where he interviews music industry professionals to figure out how they have turned their passions into profit (which is what he's looking to learn how to do). He's also the CEO of “Big Lou Crew” where he makes happy rap music for his Crew.
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Ep. 119: Everything is Energy - Hannah Holladay
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Hannah Holladay is an intuitive energy healer and coach who combines her training in Reiki, quantum healing, sound healing subconscious reprogramming, and intuitive guidance to support clients. She uses her background as a competitive athlete & holistic health coach to support her clients in taking grounded and practical steps to create balance mentally, emotionally, physically and spiritually.
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Ep. 118: Hi! (Help Inspyre) - Joe Atang
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One might refer to Joe Atang as the "Hi!" Guy. A major influencer on TikTok, he's known for his compassion & positivity. Here's his story.
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Ep. 117: What's Worth Caring About - Bryant Chambers
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Bryant Chambers is an entrepreneur, activist, speaker, musician, actor, producer, and life & business coach. He was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for his service leading soldiers in combat during his time in the military. He has also seen success in Fortune 500 Business, entrepreneurship, entertainment, and as a valued presence on social media.
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Ep. 116: For the Love of Music - KADE (Kenneth Wong)
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KADE (aka Kenneth Wong) is a producer, songwriter and half of the EDM duo, Alex Kade who released their debut single, “Found” in 2020.
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Ep. 115: Life as a Professional Cheerleader - Elizabeth Morgan
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Elizabeth Morgan is a former professional cheerleader for the NFL’s Buffalo Bills as well as the CFL’s Toronto Argonauts and Hamilton Tigercats. She is co-Director of the Toronto Argonauts cheerleader alumni and an official member of the NFL alumni.
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Ep. 114: How To Build Community - Michel Neray of momondays
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What does “community” mean in this pandemic era, and how do we continue to cultivate it?
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Ep. 113: How To Overcome Impossible Odds - Steve Bottrill
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If you’ve ever doubted yourself and want to believe again, join us for this episode about overcoming impossible odds.
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Ep. 112: A Recipe For Starting Over - Yoda Olinyk of Yoda's Kitchen
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Yoda Olinyk is the chef and owner at Yoda’s Kitchen, a plant-based catering company making healthy food (and vegan doughnuts) from scratch, with local ingredients.
info_outlineOne might refer to Joe Atang as the "Hi!" Guy. Using a relentlessly positive approach to share his compassionate spirit, Joe has become what some might call a major "influencer" on TikTok. He spreads positivity, shares what he's learning as he goes and has become a valued presence in the lives of a great many people.
Joe is the guy who writes the word "Hi" on his hand, a simple gesture that has turned into a benchmark of his personal brand (yes, I did ask him if he's thought about simply tattooing the phrase to his palm permanently). In this conversation, Joe shares how the whole "Hi!" thing started and why he feels the response to it has been so strong.
Among the other things we talked about were what got him started on TikTok in the first place and why Gary Vaynerchuk's example has meant so much to him.
Joe shared the personal story behind the Bill Withers song, "Lovely Day" and how it became such a staple of what he shares online. He also talked about how he developed the idea of calling people while broadcasting live and what that was like when he first started to do it.
Some other things covered in this conversation include:
- His willingness to move through discomfort in order to learn and achieve something new (and why that's so important).
- Going from being teased and picked on as a kid to working so hard to encourage and inspire others.
- What prompted him to start taking cold showers.
- How he continues to come up with new content ideas to share on video.
- How often he feels he has to step back, rest and reset.
If you're the kind of person would who like more uplifting voices in your life more often, follow Joe Atang. You'll be glad you did.