Entrepreneurs-Journey.com by Yaro Starak

Last week I presented at the Web Strategy Summit in Brisbane. The organisers of the event, Adam and Toby, invited me to come in and do a short presentation of 18 minutes, then a 10 minute question and answer session. The event featured panel discussions for about 45 minutes and several 18 minute "keynotes", so they could get through plenty of speakers. There were about 100 attendees.

This is a good interview. Trust me. You're not going to want to miss this. Just hit play now. Then grab a copy of Tim's latest book - The 4-Hour Chef.

Pete Williams is a long time Aussie friend, who lives in Melbourne, and is co-founder of three bricks and mortar businesses, all of which use online marketing to get customers.

Todd Garland is the founder of BuySellAds.com, an advertising management platform and ad selling service that I have to say I am quite jealous of. Why am I jealous? Because Todd has built a company - a company doing over $10 million a year in revenue - with the same idea I had.

Brian Moran is an all american college baseball player who just happened to get really good at selling using Facebook ads. How good? He made over a million dollars in sales in his first year of full time business. Not a bad start.

This is the original Membership Site Masterplan in audio version, featuring my voice talking out the report to you. It's 2 hours and 46 minutes long and was recorded in 2009 after I finished writing the report.

Neil Patel needs no introduction if you have spent any time researching the world of online traffic and conversion.

Farnoosh Brock fled with her family from Iran to Turkey when she was eleven years old. They were supposed to leave only for a three-week holiday, but they never came back, choosing to depart from their war torn homeland for a better life.

This is an interview for anyone who has found themselves in a situation where their business is a trap. You want to leave but you can't because without you the business doesn't work, the staff depend on you and you're so invested in it, you can't even imagine how to quit.

Stephen Baxter is becoming a bit of an icon in my hometown of Brisbane. He's put in his own time and money to foster the start up scene with his River City Labs co-working space. He is helping a select few start ups with advice and seed funding, plus he has the reputation of a tech entrepreneur who has exited from some big deals, the biggest being the $373 million sale of PIPE networks.

Bret Thomson is a good buddy of mine and an exceptionally skilled copywriter. He's one of those guys who earns at least $10,000 per copy contract and in this interview you will learn why.

Adam Baker is a well known personal finance blogger. He established himself by doing something most people think is a bit, well, risky. Adam and his wife brought home their first baby girl from the hospital, and then he immediately quit his job.

I really do love these niche site success stories, especially when they feature such passion driven subjects (and I admit it, I think model trains are cool). Ian went from installing security fences in a less-than-safe Zimbabwe, to making his way to Australia for a better life for his family, and then managed to secure a full time living without needing a job thanks to an online business focused on model trains.

I realize you probably already have my Blog Profits Blueprint since it has been available for over five years now and has been downloaded by thousands of people. However I have never submitted the audio version to my podcast, so I'm posting it here now to get the download into iTunes and on my podcasts page.

This is no ordinary podcast interview with Chris Guillebeau. I say that because you have probably seen a lot of interviews surfacing with Chris lately and over the years as a multiple book author, world traveler, blogger and information marketer.