The Michael E. Gerber Talk Radio Show - Big Voices in Small Business

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To talk with Michael on the air, go to the CONTACT page on www.michaelegerber.com. Enter your name, phone number and email and request to be a guest. We'll contact you to set up a date and time. Or, if the program is LIVE, Mon-Fri 7-8am PST, call in directly at (917)932-8051.

To talk with Michael on the air, go to the CONTACT page on www.michaelegerber.com. Enter your name, phone number and email and request to be a guest. We'll contact you to set up a date and time. Or, if the program is LIVE, Mon-Fri 7-8am PST, call in directly at (917)932-8051.

Amethyst Wyldfyre returns as a guest to talk about what has shifted for her since her last radio meeting with Michael on June 17th. Amethyst is known as the Energy Mastery Coach for Evolving Entrepreneurs. 8 years ago she was a successful real estate developer, Community Consultant and National Chairperson for her Association. A personal awakening inspired her to leave so one day she walked into the office and told her partner that she was done and going to be a Crystal Healer. She made a quantum leap into a whole new life & she’s done the journey. In her practice, Amethyst merges the spiritual and the practical in a way that allows the manifestation of a person’s higher energies, visions, levels of consciousness and awareness to be very practically grounded, embodied and manifested in the physical world. She works with evolving entrepreneurs, assisting them to clear obstacles and recover energy so that they can really leap into their higher level of service as leaders and influencers of change on the planet. Through her website www.theenergyjourney.com, Amethyst works with entrepreneurs who have awakened to their deep soul purpose in this life, and have discovered that it does not necessarily line up with the typical corporate job in America. So, as they discover their purpose, they are also being called into entrepreneurship because many times that is the only way to deliver on that soul mission. Amethyst Wyldfyre Enterprises, Nashua, New Hampshire, 603-594-2744.

To talk with Michael on the air, go to the CONTACT page on www.michaelegerber.com. Enter your name, phone number and email and request to be a guest. We'll contact you to set up a date and time. Or, if the program is LIVE, Mon-Fri 7-8am PST, call in directly at (917)932-8051.

To talk with Michael on the air, go to the CONTACT page on www.michaelegerber.com. Enter your name, phone number and email and request to be a guest. We'll contact you to set up a date and time. Or, if the program is LIVE, Mon-Fri 7-8am PST, call in directly at (917)932-8051.

To talk with Michael on the air, go to the CONTACT page on www.michaelegerber.com. Enter your name, phone number and email and request to be a guest. We'll contact you to set up a date and time. Or, if the program is LIVE, Mon-Fri 7-8am PST, call in directly at (917)932-8051.

To talk with Michael on the air, go to the CONTACT page on www.michaelegerber.com. Enter your name, phone number and email and request to be a guest. We'll contact you to set up a date and time. Or, if the program is LIVE, Mon-Fri 7-8am PST, call in directly at (917)932-8051.

Michael interviews Uddhav Giri who owns a Chevron station in Citrus Heights, CA, near Sacramento. Uddhal is originally from Nepal, and has been in business for ten years. Uddhav’s single, biggest problem in business at this time is getting financing for expansion. Last year they applied for a bank loan to knock down the auto repair part of their business, expand the convenience store, put in a carwash and smog bay and do the landscaping. At the last minute, the bank only agreed to give them the money to expand the convenience store. The bank said that after Uddahv finishes contruction, opens the store for business and show profit, only then will they will lend Uddahl the balance in Janurary 2010. Uddahv completed construction and showed a profit, but then the bank said that they don't loan to gas stations anymore. Without the completion of the landscaping, the city will not replace Uddahv’s temporary permit to operate with a permanent one. Uddahv needs only $350,000 to complete everything, but banks do not want to loan to gas stations. His business is at the maximum allowable $250,000 through SBA. The problem is that he needs to complete the project to continue making his property and initial contruction payments. Uddahv Giri, uddhav@himalayan-connection.com, 916-716-3200. ---------------------- To talk with Michael on the air, go to the CONTACT page on www.michaelegerber.com. Enter your name, phone number and email and request to be a guest. We'll contact you to set up a date and time. Or, if the program is LIVE, Mon-Fri 7-8am PST, call in directly at (917)932-8051.

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Michael interviews Susan Young who has a dream to enlighten millions of men and women on what makes them unique and to follow their passion and focus on their strengths. She developed a system for teaching this information that will prepare you for college, help you select a career & find the right partner for you. Her website is www.personalityuniv.com. One of her greatest strengths is her natural ability to listen and motivate people to see things in themselves that they may not recognize. Because of this, people trust her and love to share their stories and are comfortable telling her things they never tell anyone else. The biggest single problem her business faces is how to stop doing it, doing it, doing it, and to work ON her business and not IN it. Michael helps Susan clarify her business “end game”. ------------------------------ Michael also interviews Char Brooks who has a passion for helping patients and their healthcare providers speak the same language. She says that if you can’t explain clearly what is going on within you, no one can help you. But the problem is that we don’t step into that role when we don’t feel good. To meet this need, Char created an eBook, which is really a piece of software, that can provide all the information your healthcare providers need when you aren’t well. The name of the eBook is “Patient Power: Get the HealthCare You Deserve”, and is a series of worksheet templates that can be used again and again for different needs. Her web site is www.the-first-step.com. Char says her market is people with pains and ailments that they’re pushing out of their mind because it’s too diff to deal with. This work is her contribution to mankind. She offers workshops & a free teleclass, blog, web site, & is on Twitter. The biggest problem in her business is what is the best use of her time and energy to promote her work? Char Brooks, eBook: The First Step, 517-332-0755, char@the-first-step.com, www.the-first-step.com.

Michael interviews Lynn from Connecticut, who is writing a book about a tragedy she had 15 months ago. Her husband was missing for 5 days. Previous to that, he was put on a medication that put him into a psychotic state. He wandered for four days, and police didn’t see any reason to look for him because they live in a small town. He was found dead on the 5th day. He was found hanging from a rope. Her husband was 46 years old, and had gone to a doctor for Acid Reflux, for which he was prescribed a medicine. However, the doctor prescribed a drug which the FDA had put a black label on, but they didn’t know about it. She is writing this book in the hopes that no one else has to go through what she and their two children are going through. She lost a husband, but her children lost a wonderful dad. She hopes that her book will somehow help pharmaceutical companies and doctors become more responsible when they prescribe medications. Lynn asks Michael if she going in the right direction? Is it such an off the wall thing to take a tragedy in your life, make a positive out of it, and reach out to other people? She doesn't want to bash pharna. Her family had a wonderful life together, but now she realizes how fast life can change. So, she is thinking about using the book to speak about the tragedy, and possibly start an organization to help others going through this. How would she do that?

An ENCORE broadcast. Originally aired May 12, 2010. To talk with Michael on the air, go to the CONTACT page on www.michaelegerber.com. Enter your name, phone number and email and request to be a guest. We'll contact you to set up a date and time. Or, if the program is LIVE, Mon-Fri 7-8am PST, call in directly at (917)932-8051.

An ENCORE broadcast. Originally aired May 11, 2010. To talk with Michael on the air, go to the CONTACT page on www.michaelegerber.com. Enter your name, phone number and email and request to be a guest. We'll contact you to set up a date and time. Or, if the program is LIVE, Mon-Fri 7-8am PST, call in directly at (917)932-8051.

An ENCORE broadcast. Originally aired May 10, 2010. Michael takes your calls at (917)932-8051.