Overcoming adversity in life is essential. The greater the adversity, the stronger you become.
On this episode, we are here with David Schloss. He is a social media marketing expert, a speaker, and a strategic consultant.
David shares his story about using a seven-day eviction notice to not only get his business back on track but also recreate himself. He also shared the three things that allowed him to grow in business and personal life: practice, patience, and persistence.
Many factors need to be considered when you want to know how to succeed in life. The big ones are your environment, and that includes the people whom you spend most of your time with.
In this episode with Kallen Diggs, a nomadic entrepreneur, and an international bestseller, he is going to talk about what it takes to reach the finish line.
The finish line varies for different people, but reaching it is about changing yourself and becoming a better You.
When you try to be unapologetically you, people resonate with you. But what does being unapologetic mean?
In this episode with Davide Di Giorgio, the founder of the Unapologetic Speaker, he talks about what it means to be unapologetic and how to stay true to yourself.
Each one of us is a miracle, and no one has your unique view on the world. Don’t be afraid of being yourself because you’ll make much impact and change people’s lives.
Knowing how to do a TED Talk is not about being a great speaker. It’s about having a great idea and clearly communicating your core message.
In this episode, Ryan Hildebrandt, a TEDx organizer, shares some useful tips on how to land your first TED Talk.
Doing a TED Talk has many benefits. It can not only allow your message to help many people, it can also generate opportunities, and increase your sales. Speaking at a TED event is huge credibility marker and can open many doors.
Female entrepreneurs have a numbers advantage when it comes to partnering for business because most men prefer to work with a woman than with another man.
However, the problem is that these women often struggle with being out front and letting others know their value.
Julie Gordon White, an award-winning entrepreneur, a best-selling business author, and a TEDx speaker, shares valuable tips on how female entrepreneurs can be successful in their business and in all aspects of life.
Hitting rock bottom gives us an opportunity to realize what we want and decide what our long-term personal goals are.
On this episode, I’m going to share my journey starting as an entrepreneur and the things I did to overcome the struggles. I’ll also tell you about where I am right now, living an incredible life.
Starting off as an entrepreneur is never easy, but the struggles you encounter help you develop as a person and as a business owner.
Research shows that men and women in business have biological differences, which affect the way they sell.
On this episode, Kendrick Shope, the creator of Sell Like A Woman, helps us understand how and why men and women are different when it comes to selling.
She also shares a formula that everyone can use to make selling easy.
To vote with your dollar means supporting businesses whose mission aligns with your own. By doing this, you can help solve not only the world’s problems, but most importantly, your personal problems.
On this episode, Pedram Shojai, The Urban Monk, talks about the trance you’re in that’s stopping you from being able to vote with your dollar.
He also shares some strategies that you can use to diffuse that trance, so you can know the true essence of life, which is becoming the person we choose, want, and need to be.
There are many ways to get your message out there and make an impact, but you will only be truly effective if the energy behind it is in alignment with your purpose.
Gabby Bernstein, a New York Times best-selling author, says that when we’re aligned with what brings us joy, we are guided to our purpose.
We don’t even have to find our purpose. Our purpose finds us.
We’ve all heard the story of the starving artist, but if you have chosen to do creative work, you need to learn how to be a successful artist. Embracing the importance of skill, you can choose to thrive as an artist rather than starve.
On this episode, Jeff Goins, author of the national bestseller book, The Art of Work, breaks down the myth of the starving artist. He cites beliefs held by starving artists that stop them from living a prosperous life.
