43. Kevin Basham - Co-Founder of Plastics Expert
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Why do we look at Entrepreneurship as a status symbol? Kevin tells us what it is really like to be an entrepreneur including the roller coaster that is the journey. He discusses the difference between making a living and building an asset and having a long term strategy. Kevin dives in deep in this one. Thanks again Kevin!
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42. Dana Baffuto of Dash Multisport
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In this very special interview, Dana shares with us her journey that lead to creating Dash Multisport and how she organized an entire Triathalon from scratch! Don't forget to stay up to date on all of their upcoming events: Sign up for the Triathalon scheduled for July 15th 2017!! https://runsignup.com/Race/NJ/Liberty/TRIMountainLake
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41. From Corporate to Angel Investor with Michael Panesis
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From Working for a Global Corporation, to Entrepreneur and then getting laid off by the company you helped build, Mike doesn't pull any punches and shares lots of great information with us about his career journey.
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James Wightman: Co-Founder of Rebel Advisors
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Today we are joined by James Wightman who is the co-founder of Rebel Advisors. In addition to the Rebel Advisors book, James and Kristen Cruz have created a powerful resource for anyone who is not sure what they want to do with their lives, especially for those who don't fit the conventional mold. ...
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39. Roadtrip Nation
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38. Book Review "The Niche Movement" by Kevin O'Connell
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Book Review Notes of "The Niche Movement" ...
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37. Tanuja Ramchal's Transition From Wall Street to Entrepreneur
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Join us while we explore Tanuja's journey of finding a stable job with a great income on Wall Street and how she decided to give it all up to pursue her dreams.
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36. Author of The Niche Movement Kevin O'Connell
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This Episode with Kevin O'Connell is SPECTACULAR! Talk about a guest that really understands the Passion For Work Community. Join us as Kevin talks Higher Education, Career Exploration and how to start to narrow down the things you DON'T love so you can begin to find what you DO!! ...
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35. Mike Rayburn on Becoming a Virtuoso
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Mike Rayburn. Check him out at ...
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34. Tattoo Artist Sara Kay
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Tattooing is not just cool, it is art in its sincerest form. Now imagining drawing, except you can't erase a mistake and the canvas is another person's body. Despite these challenges, Sara has put her skills to work as she follows her passion by becoming a Tattoo Artist. The artwork she creates is incredible and unbelievable unique.
info_outlineMike Rayburn. Check him out at http://www.mikerayburn.com
International Keynote Speaker inspiring audiences using music and comedy.
Challenging audiences to turn problems into opportunities and dares us all to ask “What If?”
His message: Make a choice to become a Virtuoso. What is a Virtuoso? In music it means to become the very best. Not just at work but in life, at home, with your family. Resolve to be the VERY BEST!
Most of us are working because…it works. Its easy. We are coasting. The problem is that you only coast downhill!
Most people prefer to be self-taught. The problem is that the Teacher is Not That Good.
You need to find something that you are Passionate about AND good at! Then make the choice to be the absolute best at it.
Anything that you want to do that is worth doing or being good at will take time. So… Just Start.. “You cant steer a parked car.”
The universe seems to like it when we align our passion, what we are good at and effort!
How to transition to a job you love.
- Get Stable as far as income
- Explore to find out what you love
- Work in your free time to start getting into that field
- Start making an income in that field so that the “jump” is not that big of a jump.
People who seem to have a problem with work etihic, probably just don’t like their jobs! When you love what you do, then it no longer feels like work.
Luck is where the line of preparation meets the line of opportunity.