Thriving Launch Leadership Podcast - For Mission-Based Entrepreneurs

Strength Through Adversity – Dan Millman

Finding strength through adversity is a crucial life skill to develop because it brings us greater strength and perspective, wisdom, and compassion.

On this episode, Dan Millman, a former world champion gymnast and the best-selling author of the book, The Way of the Peaceful Warrior, talks about what it means to be a peaceful warrior and how we can live as peaceful warriors every day.

Dan’s book helps open people up to the possibilities since each one of us has a yearning to understand life’s bigger picture.

Make Money Podcasting – Part Three

One of the best ways to make money podcasting is to create an offer that you can sell from your podcast. A great choice for your offer is an online course.

This episode is Part Three of our Make Money Podcasting series, and we’re going to show you how creating an online course doesn’t have to be complicated. Simply decide on some steps you want to walk people through, record those and use it as content.

You can help many people through your podcast and offers like online courses, even those who don’t have the money or the time to do one-on-one services with you.

How To Do A TED Talk – Ryan Hildebrandt

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.

Gender Disparity – Warren Farrell

The pay gap is not about gender disparity. It’s a part of our history, and it’s the result of the choices we made for our survival.

On this episode, we’re talking with Warren Farrell who has been chosen as one of the world’s top 100 Thought Leaders by The Financial Times. He talks about the pay gap and explains how it isn’t between men and women, but between mothers and fathers.

According to him, that is changing now that there is more flexibility for men and women to take on the traditional roles of the opposite sex. This leads to better performance on the job, and it also benefits their children.

Decoding Body Language – Vanessa Van Edwards

Decoding body language is a great tool to have when trying to understand other people. This tool is useful in relationships as well as in business and life in general.

Vanessa Van Edwards, a decoding expert, shares some statistical cues, which are commonly given by people who tell lies. You can watch for these, but she emphasizes that no one cue means that someone is definitely telling a lie.

Understanding, reading, and decoding body language is essential for lie detection and useful in building relationships with others.

Get Paid To Send Emails – Ben Settle

You don’t necessarily have to be good at writing to get paid to send emails. Writing an email is not all about writing, but it is about communicating.

Ben Settle has received many awards and accolades from all sorts of marketing niches and acknowledgment from some of the best marketers on the planet. On this episode, Ben shows us how powerful email marketing is.

For him, it is an ethical duty to let people know that you have a product or service that can help them solve their problem.

Make Money Podcasting – Part Two

Creating an offer that supports a business that you already have is an excellent way to make money podcasting. But even if you don’t have a business yet, it’s still possible to make money with a podcast.

A podcast can help you generate ideas on what kind of business you want to have or offers you want to create.

On this episode, Make Money Podcasting – Part Two, we’re going to share four things that you can do to start making money with your podcast.

Live The Life You Want – Tim Storey

Live by design so you can live the life you want. But along the way of designing your life, you will experience some failures.

On this episode, Tim Storey, who has been called the “Voice” of inspiration and hope by Quincy Jones, tells us that we all fail, but when we fail, we just need to fail forward.

Tim also emphasizes the importance of slowing down so we can create a space in which we can discover what our life’s design is.

Change The Way You Think – David Essel

If you’re an entrepreneur, it’s important to change the way you think regularly. However, your visualizations and affirmations may not be enough to create the life you want.

On this episode with David Essel, the new leader of the positive thinking movement, he talks about the myth of positive thinking.
According to him, your positive thoughts only account for 20% of your success, and the remaining 80% comes from your hard work.

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