Success Unfiltered
Summary: Michelle Weinstein, AKA The Pitch Queen, is the host of Success Unfiltered, which features an array of unique and inspiring guests. She talks to all kinds of innovators and achievers, including multi seven and eight figure entrepreneurs, Shark Tank veterans, authors, performers, and investors. Her guests share their most intimate stories, no holds barred. It’s the raw and vulnerable stuff that you don’t always hear about, like major rejections, epic failures, and unrelenting setbacks. They share their most inspiring stories of overcoming adversity, never giving up, and achieving success beyond their wildest imaginations. She created this podcast to help entrepreneurs realize that they are NOT alone. Everyone who has attempted something epic has had their share of setbacks, failures, and NOs. By sharing unfiltered stories from extraordinary individuals who overcame hardships and ultimately achieved their version of success, her hope is to inspire others to stay in the game and hold out for their own dreams. Her mission and goal is to inspire rising entrepreneurs to break through barriers, overcome obstacles, and make a bigger impact in the world. It’s her passion to show people how to take action, own their value, and grow their top-line revenue. You CAN build a successful and flourishing business and make a global impact by doing what you love, and Success Unfiltered will inspire you ever step of the way!
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This week on Success Unfiltered we have Danielle Dietz-LiVolsi, one of the natural food industry’s top ‘trailblazers’. She's managed NuttZo’s rapid double digit growth over the past 7 years. Danielle has 20 years of national sales and marketing experience, business strategy and development. Today she shares her story of how she made the decision to go from working at a radio station to creating her own successful brand of nut butters, even when people were thinking she was crazy!
Dan Negroni, the founder of LaunchBox, has built his business on connecting innovative youth with age-old experience to bridging the gap between generations. Dan believes that we need to teach them what life is all about: building relationships. Dan shares best way to help others, and how to learn what your master skill set is! If you’re ready to dig deep and find your true passion, then you don’t want to miss this episode.
This week we have Jill Stanton who is the co-founder of Screw the Nine to Five, a place where unsatisfied webpreneurs learn how to eliminate the overwhelm, focus on the right tasks and build their businesses strategically. Jill Jill shares the ups and downs of everything she’s learned through her 10 years as an entrepreneur.
On this week’s episode, we have one of the founders of the yummy candy line, OCHO candy, Scott Kucirek. He currently runs the day-to-day operations of the company, overseeing manufacturing, sales, business planning, finance and marketing. Scott shares how taking action, focusing on the positive and doubling down on your efforts when you really want something, will make ALL the difference in how successful your business is.
This week we have the inspirational, Tiffany Krumins on our show. She is the founder of Ava the Elephant, which is an amazing tool that has changed the way that caregivers look at medicine time with their children. Tiffany shares how she struggled to truly believe in herself, and how she learned that she did not have to let others dictate or try to change the way she ran her business.
In this episode we have Anthony Trucks, the founder of Trust Your Hustle, which is a message and a method that helps people change their lives and businesses. Anthony has had an incredible life, going from foster care, to the NFL, to eventually becoming a successful entrepreneur, and in today’s interview he shares some really juicy information he hasn’t shared anywhere else before.
Kelli Masters, the founder of KMM Sports, is an attorney and certified NFL sports agent. In 2010, Kelli became the first woman to represent a first-round pick in the NFL Draft, and continues to fight for opportunities for women in a very male-dominated industry. She shares how confidence combined with a thorough knowledge of your industry will give you all of the strength that you need to put yourself out there and be a success.
If you’re ready to learn how to handle the bumps of entrepreneurism, then this episode is a MUST LISTEN! In today’s episode we have Pete Servold founder of Pete’s Paleo. Pete has had his fair share of ups and downs. When his plan to become a sous chef didn't work out, Pete continued to believe in himself and his abilities even when he was completely devastated from other past experiences.
Today’s episode is going to have you up and ready to jump out of your seat to create your dream business. In this interview, The Pitch Queen chats down with Angela Davies of Fitness Projects, LLC. Angela has a true passion for fitness and has used her skills in organizations for health club management. If you’ve been second guessing your current career and are wondering how you can pivot into something new that is more aligned with your values, The Pitch Queen has you covered in THIS EPISODE!
Emerson Brooks believes that there is no such thing as a true NO. A NO just means you haven’t figured out exactly how to get that YES. In this episode, Emerson talks about the importance of becoming introspective, when given a NO and using it as information for future business interactions.
Sheryl Roush of Sparkle Presentations shares how she has turned adversity into motivation to take steps to bigger and better things and find major success as an author and entrepreneur.
Pat Flynn of The Smart Passive Income Podcast shares 3 typical business practices that we should all avoid when starting in business, and provides better alternatives to these. Pat also talks about how you can make more sales and serve more people in your business without having to be sleazy!
Emily Page, the founder of Pearl Resourcing, shares some amazing insights into why being persistent in business can make an incredible difference in the connections you make and the speed at which you grow. Emily also discusses how important it is to reach out and connect regularly with your clients so they know how much you value their business and how seriously you take their work.
Peter Spenuzza, founder of Rise Bar, shares his story of going from being completely overwhelmed to calm by creating a creative flow with journaling and getting everything out of his head and onto paper, and also discusses the importance of putting yourself into uncomfortable positions and having uncomfortable conversations.
Jayla Siciliano shares her journey with us from starting out to finally finding her groove and focusing on ONE big retailer and the online market, and reminds us that NO is just part of the process and that you need to quickly learn to remove emotion from the process. Jayla also discussed how important building relationships is in business. She believes it is one of the best ways to get connected to people you wouldn't have met otherwise, and to get people to do favors for you.
