Good Money with Derrick Kinney

Growing your business shouldn’t feel complicated. You deserve to build the business and life you’ve always wanted. The big problem? You don’t know how! That’s why the Good Money Podcast is the top-rated podcast for high-achieving business owners and entrepreneurs like you who want to dominate their market, crush their revenue goals, and enjoy a life of meaning and purpose. Host Derrick Kinney gives you access to the world’s best business minds—plus inspiration, motivation, and clear action steps to take your business to the next level and achieve success. Build your business and grow your wealth with the Good Money Podcast. It's time for YOU to make more Good Money.

SPECIAL REPLAY: Dan Miller – How To Love Mondays & Find Your Purpose 12/30/2024

SPECIAL REPLAY: Dan Miller – How To Love Mondays & Find Your Purpose Is your Sunday evening filled with the dread of Monday morning? Dan Miller shares how to use your unique skills, abilities and personality to create a career that is meaningful and profitable. If you’ve been waiting for the right time to make a career change and feel stuck, you’ll want to hear Dan’s advice on why 48 days is all the time you need to make a dramatic change in direction. What you will learn: Why you should stop being responsible and start being authentic You don’t have to start all over How to stop being an imposter Your dream is the starting point Money shows up when you’re in the zone of genius Are you a David or just a block of stone? The seasons of life Quotes: “Look inward. Figure out what’s unique about you in terms of skills and abilities, personality traits, values, dreams, passions. Then you have a clear focus and an authentic focus.” – Dan Miller “In being responsible, people miss their opportunity to be authentic and have a life that’s meaningful, purposeful, and profitable.” – Dan Miller “If somebody is a 42-year old dentist, they’re not going to start again like they did when they were 18. We’re going to use the wealth of experience maturity that they have at 42 to subtly redirect.” – Dan Miller “People are spending weeks, months, years of their lives stuck in these feelings of frustration. There has to be a better way.” – Dan Miller “48 days is adequate time and, I don’t care what your degree is, what your position is, what your income is, for us to create a new plan to dramatically change the direction and results that you’re getting.” – Dan Miller “We have to be more creative, but the opportunities are endless for an authentic fit, even if it is a redirection.” – Dan Miller “So be clear: what is your dream? Because that’s the starting point. And then we can look at what are the possibilities to walk into that.” – Dan Miller “If you really move into your zone of genius, that thing that you do extremely well, that brings you a lot of joy, it’s amazing how money shows up.” – Dan Miller “I want people to think like David. What needs to be carved away in your life to release the very best that you have to offer?” – Dan Miller “It’s time to chisel out and see what’s inside. Set that free.” – Derrick Kinney Free Valuable Report for our Listeners: “3 Beliefs About Money Your Kids Should Learn that No One Is Teaching Them” Follow Good Money Good Hands Good Work on Instagram! Recommended Resources: 48 Days to the Work You Love: Preparing for the New Normal by Dan Miller () For a special offer Dan has prepared for our listeners, go to /episode/index/show/derrickkinney/id/34277875

SPECIAL REPLAY: Jason Feifer—How You Can Become the “Go-To” in Your Field 12/23/2024

SPECIAL REPLAY: Will Guidara—How Unreasonable Hospitality Can Transform Your Business 12/16/2024

SPECIAL REPLAY: Andrew Benin and Allen Dushi—From Squeeze Bottle to Success: The Graza Olive Oil Story 12/09/2024

SPECIAL REPLAY: Chris Harder—How to Create Multiple Streams of Income 11/25/2024

SPECIAL REPLAY: Jason Feifer—Giving Back Is Good Business 11/18/2024

SPECIAL REPLAY: Jason Feifer—Giving Back Is Good Business Jason Feifer shares how companies that have clear missions are better at navigating challenges and embracing change. If you’re wondering how your company can stand out in the marketplace, he says that first, you should make a great product, but it’s how you tell your story and relate to people that can make the difference. And if you want to build a long-lasting business, he says the key is to make difficult decisions early, while you still have control. What you will learn: Giving back is good for business The difference between your What and your Why Differentiate with your story Sustainable companies can have larger impacts The importance of situational awareness Resistance is for losers Get to your first failure Quotes: “This is about building long-term relationships, and that’s how you make money for a long time to come.” – Jason Feifer “Frankly, if you’re going to survive as a business in times like these, then you have to go beyond just offering a product or service. You have to be really meaningful to people in their lives.” – Jason Feifer “The companies that are really crystal clear about their mission are the ones that are going to thrive, and the other ones may not have a place in this new world.” – Jason Feifer “Can you identify what role you played in people’s lives and then pivot towards that? This is something I think that we all need to be doing all the time.” – Jason Feifer “So, the way that you differentiate is not just by the great product that you make, though of course, you should make the best product you can. But it’s also the story that you tell and the way you relate to people.” – Jason Feifer “You can’t do good with your company unless your company is profitable. Because otherwise it’s not there to do good with.” – Jason Feifer “The only thing you can do with that is to trust yourself and understand what you know and what you don’t know and continually strive to be better and to be open, I think, about what your own concerns are.” – Jason Feifer “When people resist a new innovation, the only thing that they really do, is they stop moving and they let everybody pass them by, because the future is not optional. You can’t opt out of the future.” – Jason Feifer “There’s an element of faith and risk that goes into anything, and you have to be willing to take that to achieve anything great.” – Derrick Kinney “You’re going to have failures along the way, so make sure you at least get to your first failure and then see how you react and see if you can get your company through it, because it’s going to happen. You’re going to have a lot of them.” – Jason Feifer Free Valuable Report for our Listeners: “3 Beliefs About Money Your Kids Should Learn That No One is Teaching Them” Follow Good Money Good Hands Good Work on Instagram! Recommended Resources: JasonFeifer.com Entrepreneur.com /episode/index/show/derrickkinney/id/33614217

SPECIAL REPLAY: Daymond John - Why financial intelligence is the secret to making millions 11/11/2024

SPECIAL REPLAY: Mel Robbins—Can a High 5 Really Change Your Money and Your Life? 11/04/2024

SPECIAL REPLAY: Marc Randolph—Turn Everyday Problems Into Extraordinary Profits 10/28/2024

SPECIAL REPLAY: Marc Randolph—Turn Everyday Problems Into Extraordinary Profits You would think the most brilliant of entrepreneurs would rarely face failure. After all, didn’t they just come up with one genius idea and money started flooding in? Not the case for Netflix co-founder, Marc Randolph. The truth? Marc was told, “That will never work,” more times than he could count. In this vulnerable conversation, Marc shares the challenges and harsh rejection he faced during the early days of Netflix and peels back the curtain of the often-glamorized world of entrepreneurship. And he says the problems you see every day in your business or your job could be your golden ticket to big profits. Subscribe and listen now to my conversation with Marc on Apple Podcasts and Spotify! You Will Learn That: • You build skills by doing them • Pain is the parent to ideas • Entrepreneurship is a grind • There is no easy way • There’s always a reason not to do something • Why you should think less and do more • If you wait, you’re too late • Nobody knows anything Quotes: • “The way you learn to make better decisions is by making decisions.” – Marc Randolph • “Start small, build momentum. And that allows you to bet on yourself and place bigger bets because you can be confident in your own abilities.” – Derrick Kinney • “Once you’ve learned to really articulate the problem and see the problem clearly, almost without even thinking about it, ideas begin popping into your mind.” – Marc Randolph • “And it was this realization at that moment that there was no easy way. There was no trick. There was no magic bullet. There wasn’t a way around. And, as my Dad used to say, ‘Sometimes the only way out is through.’” – Marc Randolph • “If you don’t start, you’re never going to get anywhere. There’s always a reason not to do something.” – Marc Randolph • “So, the lesson there is, you can’t over commit. Whatever you think is an overcommitment is probably just barely enough to land that trick.” – Marc Randolph • “The uncertainty is everything. If you wait until you can see around the corner enough to be confident that your idea is going to work, I guarantee you’re too late.” – Marc Randolph • “The most important skill of a good entrepreneur is, are they creative and clever enough to figure out ways to try their ideas that are quick, simple, and cheap? Because then they can try hundreds of ideas.” – Marc Randolph Are you a financial advisor? Get access to Simple Teen Success . Order your copy of the USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling book Good Money Revolution here: Book Derrick to speak at your next event . For daily tips to help you make and save money, /episode/index/show/derrickkinney/id/33614322

SPECIAL REPLAY: Anna Papalia—How to Stop Hiring Terrible People 10/14/2024

SPECIAL REPLAY: Dan Fleyshman—The Insanely Easy Way to Build Your Business, Brand & Bank Account 10/07/2024

SPECIAL REPLAY: Ramit Sethi—Why Asking the $30,000 Questions Makes You Money 09/30/2024

SPECIAL REPLAY: Will Guidara—How Unreasonable Hospitality Can Transform Your Business 09/23/2024

SPECIAL REPLAY: Will Elliott—How to Crack the Teen Code? Quick Tips for Parent-Teen Connection 09/16/2024

SPECIAL REPLAY: Andrew Giancola—How To Not Ruin Your Kids With Your Money 09/09/2024

SPECIAL REPLAY: Anmol Singh—How the World's Top Traders Make Smart Decisions When Millions Are On the Line 09/02/2024

SPECIAL REPLAY: Eric Rhodes—The Surprising Solution to Burnout and Massive Business Growth 08/26/2024

SPECIAL REPLAY: Jeremy Ryan Slate—The Proven Podcast Plan that Can Skyrocket Your Revenue 08/19/2024

SPECIAL SUMMER REPLAY: Amy Porterfield—Want to Quit Your 9-5? Here’s Your Blueprint to Start a Business and Create the Life You Want 08/12/2024

SPECIAL SUMMER REPLAY: Mel Robbins—Can a High 5 Really Change Your Money and Your Life? 08/05/2024

SPECIAL SUMMER REPLAY: Jon Acuff—The 3-Step Plan to Ditch Regret and Tap Into Your Massive Potential 07/29/2024

SPECIAL SUMMER REPLAY: Marc Randolph—Turn Everyday Problems Into Extraordinary Profits 07/22/2024

SPECIAL SUMMER REPLAY: Marc Randolph—Turn Everyday Problems Into Extraordinary Profits *Special Summer Replay* You would think the most brilliant of entrepreneurs would rarely face failure. After all, didn’t they just come up with one genius idea and money started flooding in? Not the case for Netflix co-founder, Marc Randolph. The truth? Marc was told, “That will never work,” more times than he could count. In this vulnerable conversation, Marc shares the challenges and harsh rejection he faced during the early days of Netflix and peels back the curtain of the often-glamorized world of entrepreneurship. And he says the problems you see every day in your business or your job could be your golden ticket to big profits. Subscribe and listen now to my conversation with Marc on Apple Podcasts and Spotify! You Will Learn That: • You build skills by doing them • Pain is the parent to ideas • Entrepreneurship is a grind • There is no easy way • There’s always a reason not to do something • Why you should think less and do more • If you wait, you’re too late • Nobody knows anything Quotes: • “The way you learn to make better decisions is by making decisions.” – Marc Randolph • “Start small, build momentum. And that allows you to bet on yourself and place bigger bets because you can be confident in your own abilities.” – Derrick Kinney • “Once you’ve learned to really articulate the problem and see the problem clearly, almost without even thinking about it, ideas begin popping into your mind.” – Marc Randolph • “And it was this realization at that moment that there was no easy way. There was no trick. There was no magic bullet. There wasn’t a way around. And, as my Dad used to say, ‘Sometimes the only way out is through.’” – Marc Randolph • “If you don’t start, you’re never going to get anywhere. There’s always a reason not to do something.” – Marc Randolph • “So, the lesson there is, you can’t over commit. Whatever you think is an overcommitment is probably just barely enough to land that trick.” – Marc Randolph • “The uncertainty is everything. If you wait until you can see around the corner enough to be confident that your idea is going to work, I guarantee you’re too late.” – Marc Randolph • “The most important skill of a good entrepreneur is, are they creative and clever enough to figure out ways to try their ideas that are quick, simple, and cheap? Because then they can try hundreds of ideas.” – Marc Randolph Are you a financial advisor? Get access to Simple Teen Success . Order your copy of the USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling book Good Money Revolution here: Book Derrick to speak at your next event . For daily tips to help you make and save money, /episode/index/show/derrickkinney/id/31999807

SPECIAL SUMMER REPLAY: Chris Harder—How to Create Multiple Streams of Income 07/15/2024

SPECIAL SUMMER REPLAY: Ed Mylett—The Power of One More 07/08/2024

SPECIAL SUMMER REPLAY: Codie Sanchez—How to Get Rich Buying Boring Businesses 07/01/2024

SPECIAL SUMMER REPLAY: Matthew McConaughey— Who Said Money is Bad? 06/24/2024

SPECIAL SUMMER REPLAY: Matthew McConaughey— Who Said Money is Bad? *REVENUE REPLAY* Are your bank account and souls account out of balance? Matthew McConaughey shares how a risky career move paid off big and brought him the fulfillment he was looking for—and the Academy Award for Best Actor. He also gets candid about relationships, money, and the legacy he’s building. If you’re afraid of failure and embarrassment, he says that you should still “play it live” because people will appreciate your vulnerability and you may even inspire others to do the same. What you will learn: Red lights are learning moments Why you may need to unbrand to rebrand Balancing your bank account and your souls account Why you should choose opportunities carefully Be less impressed and more involved Identify the role you want to play A roof is a manmade thing Quotes: “The man I was becoming in my life, with a newborn son, was so vital, but my work paled in comparison to the vitality my life had.” – Matthew McConaughey “So, remember, when it gets wobbly again and you’re confused, trust in this truth that just landed on you.” – Matthew McConaughey “We want to fill our bank account. We want to fill our souls account as well. And you don’t want to be in the black in one and the red in the other, but sometimes that’s the math that adds up.” – Matthew McConaughey “We’ve got 24 hours in a day and, as far as I know, they’re not giving any more.” – Matthew McConaughey “It’s fine to have an impression and have a great respect for them, but don’t have a reverence so far that you are not able to be involved and grow and embrace the situation and be yourself and bring your most true self to whatever that situation is.” – Matthew McConaughey “We’re all actors to a certain extent, but at least say, ‘what role is it I want to play?’” – Matthew McConaughey “A wise friend once told me that people like imperfect people better.” – Derrick Kinney “If you can trust others, you can trust yourself more.” – Matthew McConaughey “We can go a lot higher than sometimes we give ourselves credit for.” – Matthew McConaughey “What are the choices we can make today that we can look forward to actually looking back?” – Matthew McConaughey Are you a financial advisor? Get access to Simple Teen Success . Order your copy of the USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestselling book Good Money Revolution here: Book Derrick to speak at your next event . For daily tips to help you make and save money, /episode/index/show/derrickkinney/id/31861107

Shawn Smith—How to Jump to the Next Level of Success 06/17/2024

Sten Morgan—The Smart Money Playbook to Growing Your Business 06/10/2024

Tommy Breedlove—How to Figure Out Your “Zone of Brilliance” 06/03/2024

Lisa Lutoff-Perlo—Is Playing It Safe Killing Your Business? 05/27/2024

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