Mobile phones have become one of the most-sought after things in our day to day activities. For some, it has even become a focal point in their lives. It is an incredible tool for it creates ease and comfort however mindfulness and consciousness should always be taken in consideration when using it.
On this episode, we talk about how excessive mobile phone usage affects a person and provide some suggestions to minimize the use of such tools.
Why do you need to learn how to build trust in a team?
It is because the team is what makes the business and creates the success.
On this episode, we are with Brian Rott, the President, and CEO of Cart Mart. He’s been working there since 1988. He’s excited to celebrate 30 years at Cart Mart and the company itself is 60 years in business.
Brian talks about different ways on how you can build trust in your team which can make your business move forward, grow, and become more successful.
With influencer marketing, it is possible to grow and scale your business without spending a dime on marketing and advertising.
On this episode, we are with Jon Ferrara. Jon is a CRM and Relationship Management entrepreneur and noted speaker about Social Media’s effects on Sales and Marketing. He is best known as the co-founder of GoldMine Software Corp.
Jon talks about how he started GoldMine on $5000 without ever taking a dime of venture and was able to scale it to the first $50,000 in revenue per month. He also shares the formula he used to be able to do that.
Burnout is natural and can happen to anyone and so having a burnout recovery plan is crucial for us to be able to ramp up the wellbeing of our work-life.
On this episode, we are here with Danna Korn. She’s the co-founder and CEO aka Chief Energizing Officer of Sonic Boom Wellness, a health-tech company that specializes in corporate wellness.
Danna talks about the reason why leaders experience burnouts and how we can improve our wellbeing so we can function at our full potential.
Utilizing growth hacking tools can help companies grow their revenue despite having less financial and human capital resources.
On this episode, we are here with Max Altschuler. He’s the founder of Sales Hacker, a media company that helps companies figure out how to really thrive with sales.
Max explains what sales hacking is and how it can help start-ups grow and scale their businesses. He also shares what software companies can use to leverage automation in their sales processes.
Knowing what the important event planning steps are and implementing them properly can help you put up a successful and memorable event.
On this episode, we are here with Jason Allan Scott. He is a keynote speaker, a best-selling author, and an award-winning event professional. He’s been recognized by Eventbrite as being one of the top people to create events.
Jason talks about how important it is to listen and know your audience when putting up an event because then, you will understand what their needs are.
There are many ways of dealing with fear and anxiety but there’s no recipe for it. It’s important that a person understands that those feelings are not the problem. In fact, they are signs telling us that something is out of balance and not right in our life. and they are not the problem.
On this episode, we are with Leah Guy. She is a media personality, an author, and a spiritual teacher. Leah shares different ways on how we can overcome fear and anxiety.
When dealing with these crippling emotions, it’s essential to not only recognize that you have fear or anxiety, but also identify what’s going on within yourself.
When starting a new business, there are a lot of things you have to consider and learning how to manage business money tops the list.
On this episode, we are here with Ingrid Thompson of Healthy Numbers. She’s an author, a podcast host, and one of Australia’s foremost authorities in the area of getting ready to start a small business.
Ingrid talks about tracking and dialing in the most important numbers in our businesses and why we should do it.
Practicing gratitude and finding happiness in little things are key things in facing any setback and to moving forward in life.
On today’s episode, we are here with Dan Clark. He’s a former NFL football player and star of the American Gladiators. He’s also been on various notable publications and television stations.
Dan shares what he realized after having a heart attack and what he did to reach his goal, which was not only to come back but also to become a better human being.
Many entrepreneurs have already started using LinkedIn for sales because they understood how powerful the platform is.
On this episode, we’re here with Rhonda Sher. She is a published author, a keynote speaker, and a business development consultant specializing in LinkedIn training.
Rhonda talks about the importance of having a LinkedIn personal profile. Also, she gives away valuable tips on how we can utilize LinkedIn to generate leads and attract more clients in an organic way.
