Interview with Dr. Paul Jenkins on Positivity and Perspective
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In this episode, I talk with Dr. Paul Jenkins, best-selling author of Pathlogical Positivity about how to deal with shifts and changes in your life with a different and better outlook and how decisions around your thinking affect the outcomes you have in your life. Dr. Paul is a clinical psychologist specializing in the science and practice of positivity. As a coach, keynote speaker and trainer, author, and host of the Live on Purpose podcast, he empowers individuals, families, and influencers to go far beyond traditional therapy or positive thinking programs to create and live the life...
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Interview with World Champion Runner and Professional Speaker Brad Barton
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In this episode, I talk with World Champion Runner and Professional Speaker, Brad Barton, CSP about his book Beyond Illusions and numerous experiences in his life where he had to push through his limitations to achieve more. You'll find this interview to be an insightful look at what it takes to become a champion and succeed in business and life.
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Interview with Jodi Orgill Brown on Anti-Fragility and Overcoming Challenges in Life
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In this episode, I talk with Jodi Orgill Brown, who went to the hospital to remove a tumor in her brain, expecting to return home after five days in the hospital, and ending up having three surgeries over the course of five weeks that completely upended her life. She shares her inspiring story of how she got through that challenge in her life and her advice on how you can overcome darkness and difficulty to find that the sun still shines.
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Systems, Selling, and Mindshifts to Entrepreneurial Success
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In this episode, I discuss systems, selling, and specific mindshifts required for entrepreneurial success.
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Meredith Bell Shares The Secret to Facilitating Change When Coaching Others
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In this episode, we talk with coaching and performance expert Meredith Bell about her new book: Strong for Performance: Create a Coaching Culture With Learning and Development Programs that Stick. Meredith shares her experience of working with coaching clients and the secret to making sure that behaviors are implemented so real change can happen. This is a very insightful interview about why most training programs miss the mark and what you can do to ensure that the training and coaching you offer to your clients and team members gets results and lasts.
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Stop Playing Small and Selling Yourself Short - How to Create the Business You Want and Deserve
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In this episode, I'm interviewed by Lee Milteer about Chapter 12 of my book Clear and Present Game Changers entitled "Stop Playing Small and Selling Yourself Short: How to Create the Business You Want and Deserve." With all of the economic uncertainty today, we talk about how to think and act differently to create the outcomes you want as opposed to settling or scaling back your goals and dreams. I hope you enjoy our conversation on this important topic today.
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Interview with Jeff Brown: How the Read to Lead Podcast Host Got His Start, Ways to Be More Courageous as an Entrepreneur, and What it Takes to Get More Done
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In this episode, I interview Jeff Brown, the host of the Read to Lead Podcast, about how he got his start, lessons he has learned about being more courageous as an entrepreneur, and what it takes to get more done in your daily and weekly schedule. This insightful interview shares Jeff's lessons on what it takes to be more productive and be a better entrepreneur now during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Laws and Lessons from JV Crum III of ConsciousMillionaire.com on Clarity and Focused Action
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In this episode, learn laws and lessons from ConsciousMillionaire.com founder JV Crum III on what it takes to get clear about your purpose and how to be conscious, focused, and take actions that will get you the results you seek. JV shares stories from his background and how a decision at age 5 set him on the path that has led him to massive success in his businesses and life. You'll also learn how he's built an international audience with his acclaimed podcast Conscious Millionaire. Don't miss this episode!
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Relentless Forward Progression: Insights into Neurology and Success with Dr. John Hatch
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In this episode, we talk with Dr. John Hatch of the Brain Rehab Clinic in Orem, Utah about his insights into neurology and how the brain works. He shares his successes with helping his patients overcome anxiety, misophonia, concussions, and why relentless forward progression is his mantra in his treatments and his life. Dr. Hatch is the author of The Basis of Brain Rehab and is currently working on his second book. You can learn more about him and his work at www.brainrehabclinic.com.
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Interview with Mike Capuzzi: How to Get Your Book Written and Other Lessons and Laws on Being a Better Entrepreneur
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Mike Capuzzi has been working with clients since 1998 and over the past two decades and has helped thousands of business owners around the world create better marketing. He is the founder of CopyDoodles and recently launched Bite Sized Books to help business owners create short, helpful books (known as shooks). Shooks are ideal for business owners who want to increase their level of authority and sell smarter by providing helpful information in easy to read, short, helpful books. Mike recently published, Main Street Author, which shows how to author, publish and leverage a shook in their...
info_outlineIn this episode, James Butler shares seventeen specific nightmares and situations that can happen in any business and the steps you can take to eliminate them and get your business back on track. These are:
1) Negative reviews and the fear that they may turn off future clients and not feeling like you have any power to change them or make a difference (especially when they are false and untrue)
2) Employees who leave and then file for unemployment
3) Dealing with insurance claims from those who try to sue you for someone who trips or falls in your business.
4) Dealing with employees (a whole series of episodes could be devoted to this topic). I recently read a book that detailed the thirty riskiest employees to fire. With all of the things there are to worry about, there are a lot of issues that stem from employees that cause a lot of entrepreneurs to lose sleep. Having employees walk out on your business on a busy day is something I’ve had to deal with and believe me, it is not a fun experience. This happened once when I was thousands of miles from my business in China.
5) Things you didn’t plan on having to deal with – As an example, some entrepreneurs have told me that they have had to deal with credit card processing companies who have targeted businesses in specific industries– with some businesses closing today, many credit card processing companies are wanting more assurances that you will not go out of business leaving them on the line with customers who do chargebacks.
6) Discovering a brand new competitor or a large big box store is moving into your neighborhood. I talked recently with a business owner who has dealt with this issue of two big competitors who have taken much of her business over the past three years. She told me she has lost a lot of sleep dealing with this issue.
7) Competitors with seemingly endless amounts of money who advertise aggressively and look to take even more of your business in the future.
8) Wondering or worrying about how you will make payroll for your employees or what you will have to do because you can’t pay yourself or you have to wait to pay yourself.
9) Finding out that a competitor has stolen your ideas and is profiting from them.
10)You’ve put a lot of money into your business and you don’t know if you’ll ever see it returned to you – on top of that, you’re seeing others in your industry go out of business and you worry that this might be your future too
11)Feeling that your business is consuming all of your time and is affecting your relationships with your loved ones
12)Seeing sales decline and not knowing what to do about it.
13)Watching tried and true marketing practices that used to work and then finding out that they no longer do (especially when you spend money you don’t really have)
14)Seeing other businesses in your industry that are doing better than you and feeling discouraged or depressed about it (not sure about what they should do)
15)Watching your expenses go up and wondering how this will affect your bottom line.
16)Worrying about employee theft of inventory or losing inventory to fire or destruction from fire or other natural disasters.
17)Discovering that an employee you’ve trusted and depended on has burned out and is no longer working out for your business.
Learn how you can approach these or other challenges that come up in your business.