E. 24: Positioning as an Entry Point, Unconventional Strategies for Your Business' Ecosystem, and Embracing Process with Susan Boles

When we repositioned our agency-style branding company, we went from serving huge clients to only selling Brandups to 1-3 service businesses. The work was almost entirely the same but the process in which we delivered it, who it was for, and what it was called were all more specific.

Susan Boles went through a similar experience. However, while the way she presents herself has evolved over the years, the core of the work hasn’t changed all that much at all.




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E. 22: The Effect Our Money Stories Have On How We Spend, Invest, and Save or Don't Save

Money stories originate from events and people in our past—like our parents or primary caregivers—and they often shape our mindset around money in the present.

Today, I’m going to talk all about my own money stories—starting with when I found out that my dad was an accountant—and how my relationship with money has evolved over time.

Interestingly, the reason I talk about money so much is that it’s the tool for getting all the things I actually want—which, ironically, have nothing to do with money.




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E. 21: How To Stop Dwelling On Why It Can’t Work and Get Into the Driver’s Seat Of Your Business with Amanda Silver

More often than not, entrepreneurs get stuck in thinking that their offer is the only thing people will hire them for—and by leaving it behind, you’re leaving money on the table.

But imagine for a second if all the parts of your business you loved could actually bring you MORE money, if only you could get creative in how to present and deliver it?

Today, I’m talking with Amanda Silver about figuring out how to make this happen instead of dwelling on why it can’t, what it means to get in the driver's seat, and what it looks like to show your business who’s boss.

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E. 20: Contracting Coronavirus in Afghanistan, Engaging with Fear, and A Different Approach to Personal Growth with Jesse Sommer

Sometimes facing the fear, knowing that you can do hard things, is the best way to grow into the person who might not fear that thing again in the future.

Take it from my friend, Captain Jesse Sommer, who will share some of the ways he’s overcome fear through his experience in the U.S. Army. Jesse is a command judge advocate and Paratrooper who just returned from another tour in Afghanistan where he contracted COVID so we are happy to have him back state-side, safe and sound.


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E. 19: Going Against PR Traditions, Learning When to Say No, and The Power of Self-Discipline with Renee Sieli

Renee and I talk about the power of self-discipline and how she runs her super badass boutique PR firm that specializes in finance, technology, media, and entertainment.

I won’t give it away here but she has a very unique business model that blows other PR companies out of the water and can serve as an inspiration to anyone running a small service business on how to really stand out as an expert and get paid the big bucks.


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E. 18: Leveraging Your Network for Profit, Where to Put Your Efforts, and the Alchemy of Building Relationships with Dov Gordon

I’m excited to speak with the master of leveraging relationships and turning them into profit with the boss of his business, Dov Gordon.

Dov helps consultants get ideal clients by becoming “under-the-radar” leaders in their industry by building what he calls an alchemy network of highly vetted, ideal clients, and referral partners. He runs a number of these groups himself and he coaches consultants on how to start and run their own profitable alchemy network for consistent referrals.


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E. 17: Persuasive Visual Story, Pivoting During COVID, and Capturing the Magic Shot with John DeMato

I’m excited to introduce branded lifestyle portrait and virtual photographer, John DeMato. John collaborates with speakers, trainers, and other expert-based business owners to create an emotional connection with their audience through persuasive visual storytelling.

John helped me get over my fear of the camera and has shot most of the photos of me online, including my book cover. and helped me level up in the eye of my audience.


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E. 16: Using Personality Tests With a Team, Visualizing a Future, and Doing More Than One Thing Well with Jake Jorgovan

What if we applied the information that we learn from personality tests to our workday? What if we used that information to decide what we work on and what we outsource, or even what our businesses should focus on? Today I’m talking with Jake Jorgovan about how spending more of our time working in our zone of genius is a great way to be more effective AND more fulfilled—and how it might just be your next step to showing your business who’s boss.


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E. 14 - The Importance of Focus, How to Multiply Your Money, and One Life-Changing Week On a Cruise Ship with Cole Hauptfuhrer

Sometimes we’re our own worst enemy in our business. We’re afraid to fail... so we don’t try new things. We hold ourselves back from what’s possible when we swim in circles around that fear—especially when we allow it to keep us from taking action towards growth. Today, I’m talking with Cole Hauptfuhrer about how he has confronted that fear to become the boss of his life and business.


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E. 12 - Video Marketing, Improv, and Losing the Travel Bug with Paige Wilhide

I’m speaking with video marketing guru and total boss of her business, Paige Wilhide – a storyteller, content creator, and video coach who’s dedicated to helping you get out of your head and in front of the camera so you can make amazing videos that grow your business. She coaches mission-driven entrepreneurs and influencers on everything from content strategy to at-home video production to camera confidence.


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