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Entrepreneurship is a difficult journey. What if I told you that you are making it harder? Today I share why simplicity should be the core of how you should chase your big ideas and dreams. In the episode we redefine simplicity and complexity to better communicate how you can simplify ideas and dreams. I also share how simplicity became part of my entrepreneurial journey. Here are a few key tips for the episode: Simplicity isn't easy, it's intentional Simplicity isn't cheep Simplicity isn't boring or bland Simplicity solves complex problems Simplicity gets to the point Simplicity is observant Simplicity unclutters Simplicity focuses on what matters and significance Simplicity makes unspoken spoken Simplicity forces you to slow down 5 ways to be a simple dreamer or entrepreneur Only focus on what matters. Have a singular focus. Slow down Asses and adjust - be intentional, remove the bloat See less so you can see more Know what to overlook Website: jumblethink.com

Does your work matter? Are you living with purpose? Jeremy Ryan Slate shares how he stopped hating his life and started creating a life of purpose. Now he helps others get their message heard by the right audience. Jeremy will share how you can start making your work have purpose!In the episode Jeremy Ryan Slate shares how you can connect with the right people, craft great content with a message of value, create authority, build community, taking your audience on the journey with you, using Facebook Groups to grown your brand, dealing with rejection, finding your voice, finding the right niche for you, podcasting, standing out in the noice, and much more!Jeremy Ryan Slate is the founder of the Create Your Own Life Podcast, to create life on their own terms. He studied literature at Oxford University, and is a former champion powerlifter turned new media entrepreneur. Specializes in using podcasting and new media to create celebrity and was ranked #1 in iTunes New and Noteworthy and #26 in the business category.Jeremy was named one of the top 26 podcast for entrepreneurs to listen to in 2017 by CIO Magazine and Millennial Influencer to follow in 2018 by Buzzfeed. The Create Your Own Life Podcast has been downloaded almost a quarter of a million times. He’s also a featured writer for Influencive and Business.com. After his success in podcasting, Jeremy Slate and his wife, Brielle Slate, founded Command Your Brand to help entrepreneurs get their message out by appearing as guests on podcasts.Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Jeremy: 0:55 minutesInterview: 3:15 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 38:26 minutesWebsite: http://commandyourbrand.media/checklist

Liz Theresa is creating a fresh approach to web design and copywriting taking her clients from concept to creation. The key to good copy is to make your words count. This has led Liz on a journey to become a mission centered entrepreneur that is building a business filled with passion and purpose.In the episode Liz shares how her unusual journey from side hustle to impactful business. We discuss helping others live on their terms, creating your own path, you don't need permission to start, the impact of others on our decisions, leaping before you look, what makes good content and copy, intentional steps you can take to reach your audience, how to write powerful content, 5 ways to make your website more effective, and much more.Liz Theresa, founder of liztheresa.com, is a web designer and copywriter for entrepreneurs and small businesses here to help you launch and build an online business you love. She's also the creator of Concept to Creation, her flagship branding and web design program in which she blends her roles as strategist, copywriter, and website designer / developer. You can download a free copywriting training video from her at freecopyvideo.com. Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Liz: 1:18 minutesInterview: 6:23 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 45:26 minutesWebsite: LizTheresa.comCopywriting Training Course: FreeCopyVideo.comPodcast: LizTheresa.com/podcast

Jason Cavness is a retired army officer who is now impacting the world through entrepreneurship. He started a Human Resources company to help companies turn their bad HR practice into positive change. Jason also helps businesses save money through better HR.In the episode Jason shares his entrepreneurial story. We discuss how to build strong teams by focusing on common values instead of company culture, how to find employees in unusual places, the startup culture, being in a community of entrepreneurs, podcasting, finding your voice, and much more.Jason Cavness is a retired U.S. Army officer who served for 25 years including 8 years as an enlisted member. He is currently the CEO and Founder of cavnessHR. cavnessHR delivers Human Resource Services to U.S. companies with less than 50 employees. The are transforming the U.S. HR outsourcing industry. Jason also hosts the cavnessHR podcast where he talks to small business owners, founders and people in tech, startups and HR. He is very involved in the Seattle – Tacoma startup community. His personal motto is “Be Great Every Day”. He does his best to add value and to help to solve problems daily. Jason has been married to his wife Gale for 22 and have 3 grown children.Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Jason: 1:17 minutesInterview: 5:24 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 33:53 minutesWebsite: http://cavnesshr.com/

Every entrepreneur has to find their motivation. Motivation is a hard thing to define and understand. It's even more difficult to stay 'motivated'. So how can we use motivation in our entrepreneurial journey? How do we find and keep the enthusiasm, drive and ambition to keep moving forward? In today's episode I share some insights on how introspection is the key to motivation. Motivation is also fueled by intentional action. Throughout the episode I share some stories and insights to help you on your entrepreneurial journey.  

Julie Broad has been on a journey of entrepreneurship. She built a successful real estate business, wrote a best selling book, and now helps others write books to share messages that matter. She has found that the missing piece is always action.In the episode Julie shares her story of entrepreneurship and how her journey led her to helping others write books. We discuss how she had to overcome the rejections of her ideas by publishers. She turned that rejection into a best selling book that made more money when she did it on her own.  We also discuss investing in the future, writing, real estate, finding your voice, crafting a message, using books to build your brand, writing good books, finding your audience, and much more. Julie Broad is an Amazon Overall #1 Best Selling Author, an International Book Award Winner, and recipient of the Beverly Hills Book Award for Best Sales book. As an entrepreneur and successful real estate investor she was also awarded the Top 20 under 40 Award. Her latest venture, Book Launchers, helps entrepreneurs and professionals build their brand and boost their business by writing, publishing, and selling a top quality book. Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Julie: 1:12 minutesInterview: 5:50 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 36:16 minutesWebsite: https://booklaunchers.com/Selling Books Game Plan: https://booklaunchers.com/sellbooksYouTube Channel: http://booklaunchers.com/tv

Mike Compton of Three Chair Productions is a video expert. He and his team work with entrepreneurs, small businesses, and corporations to craft a story through video.  In the episode Mike Compton shares how you can use well crafted videos to tell your story too. We discuss the process of video production and how to use research to create videos to represent you. He walks us through the process of identifying, defining, getting to know, and communicating directly to your audience.  We also discuss creativity, collaboration, working with clients, the craft of storytelling, being an advocate for you client, the importance of trusting professionals, using video as an asset, and much more. Before Co-founding Three Chairs with George, Mike Compton was a communications/ media production graduate from Michigan State University. As a senior at MSU he was able to get his first producing experience with Red Bull Energy Drink, producing their “Lawn Shorts” student film festival. He produced the festival and along with 5 other students won the chance to produce a film within the festival. That was it for him, he knew what his calling was. He left my MI home base in 2001 to start a multimedia career in Tampa FL.He mostly enjoy meeting new people, connecting dots and helping companies of all shapes and sizes navigate through the multimedia spectrum.As a Husband to a native Michigander, a Father of Twin Boys, 2 cats and a dog, he is always on the go. If he is not out networking, in the studio or in the edit suite, you can best believe he is chasing down my boys or changing a diaper.Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Mike: 1:07 minutesInterview: 6:23 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 37:28 minutesWebsite: www.ThreeChairsProductions.com

Starting an entrepreneurial journey can be overwhelming. There are so many things that you need to do. One of the areas that is often overlooked is the legal responsibilities of starting your entrepreneurial journey. What entity type should you be, how do I write a contract, copyrights, trademarks, and countless other questions are unknown to those chasing big ideas and dreams.In the episode Rachel Brenke addresses those and many other questions you need to be asking to make sure launching your new business goes smoothly and is protected. We also discuss overcoming cancer, crafting the life you want to live, defining your priorities, work / family balance, copyright infringement, outsourcing, business structures, trademarks, protecting your assets when in business, writing contracts, setting client expectations, time management, and much more.Rachel Brenke is the founder of the Business Bites podcast, and several successful legal niche brands including TheLawTog®, FitLegally, and BlogLegally. She is also a mother of five, wife to an Army Veteran, practicing lawyer, author, photographer, cancer survivor, and Team USA Athlete. Through her podcast, brands, and 1-on-1 services, Rachel helps creative entrepreneurs with business strategy and legal needs such as business formation, contract drafting, and business and intellectual property law. As an entrepreneur in each of these industries, Rachel has a pulse on the pain points and needs of these fellow entrepreneurs.Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Rachel: 1:03 minutesInterview: 4:02 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 42:42 minutesWebsite: www.rachelbrenke.com Podcast: www.businessbitespodcast.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/RachelBrenke2 Twitter: www.twitter.com/rachelbrenkeInstagram: www.instagram.com/rachelbrenke

Every entrepreneur faces disappointment when chasing and creating their big ideas and dreams. It often can challenge us to choose if we will stay the course or derail our plans forever. Anyone chasing big ideas and dreams encounters moments of fear, failure, being overwhelmed, and so many other emotions…but disappointment is one of the most difficult emotions to overcome. Disappointment can set us back and feel like an unbeatable obstacle in our journey as an entrepreneur. Those who choose to push past the disappointment and into the unknown, time and time again, those are the ones who see the breakthrough for their businesses and their own lives. Disappointment can be defined as ‘the feeling of sadness or displeasure caused by the nonfulfillment of one's hopes or expectations.’ When we start out on our adventure into entrepreneurship we are filled with possibilities and what could be. We set our hopes high and often our expectations even higher. Disappointment can cause our world to crash around us.In today's episode we dive deep into the world of entrepreneurial disappointment. We discuss how you can prevent disappointment or turn it into positive change for the future. In segment one I’ll give you some ways to prevent disappointment. In segment two and share some strategies of turning disappointment into positive change for the future. Throughout the episode I’ll also share some of my own experiences with disappointment.

What does it take to build success? Jim Akers shares why community is the key to business success. You can not get where you want to go on your own. We were created for community. In entrepreneurship a trusted coach, mentor, and leader will help you on the journey. It's the support of each other and input that can drive us past fear, failure, and other obstacles to make our dreams real!In the episode, we also discuss pivoting your business, being an ordinary person living an extraordinary life, giving more than you take, finding unlikely sources of clarity, focusing on process, firing your friends, flourishing in life, asking for help, doing things that matter, finishing strong, and much more.Jim Akers is the Founder and President of J.D. Akers & Associates.Jim is a graduate of Washington State University, earned his M.B.A. from Pepperdine University in Organizational Behavior, and a Certificate in Advanced Management from Stanford University.Today Jim is a leader, achievement coach, author and speaker focused on helping people clarify and win at what matters most.Early in his career, Jim wrote “How to Win the Achievement Game” a self-published guide to building a successful life plan. While in the midst being newly married, completing an M.B.A., and pursuing a career he sold nearly 3,000 copies. By way of “How to Win the Achievement Game,” Jim was invited to speak to the senior leadership of Rockwell International’s Space Shuttle team on performance and achievement when he was 25 years old.After four award winning years in commission sales, Jim was named Vice President of Sales at the age of 29. Jim lead sales growth from $350MM a $500MM resulting in this privately held company to be acquired by International Paper. At International Paper, Jim quickly rose through a number of leadership roles. But when cancer prematurely took the life of a family member he set significant career advancement on the sidelines, and moved back to Southern California to support his family.Jim became one of the youngest Group Vice President’s in International Paper history leading a $1BB business with 21 locations and 1,200 employees serving customers around the globe with packaging, custom packaging design, facility supplies, and printing papers. If you have touched an iPad or iPhone you touched Jim’s team’s work.In 2013, after 25 years as a senior corporate leader Jim achieved his dream to retire by the age of 55.Jim didn’t retire but redeployed. His love for coaching, mentoring, and leadership lead him to turn his full attention to helping people clarity and win at what matters most to them.People’s thirst for encouragement led Jim to launch Impactful Notes—a free service that delivers a powerful note of inspiration and encouragement on a daily basis.Jim’s newest book, “Tape Breakers, How to Positively Impact the People You Love, The People You Lead, and the Causes that Stir Your Heart,” was released in 2016 and was a “Top New Release” on Amazon.Jim and his wife Kristi have been married for 36 years and live in Southern CaliforniaJim’s clients include The PGA of America, Dove Mortgage, International Paper, Old Castle Industries, Shaw Industries, and SouthBay SearchInterview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Jim: 1:00 minutesInterview: 3:20 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 37:20 minutesWebsite: http://jimdakers.com/Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ClaritytoWin/Special Offer: Text jumblethink to 33444

Jonny Hate Marketing and he shows you how you can have impact without all the work. One of the keys is to stop thinking about B2B and B2C and starting thinking in terms of Human to Human business. Another tool that Jonny teaching others is the 3 pillars to success. First you need to define what you do. Next you need to know who it's for. Finally you need to know how you can deliver it. We also discuss the craft of closing and sales, finding your 'accidental' career, adapting to the unknown, the Ikigai Principle, overcoming the overwhelming world of marketing, defining and connecting with your ideal customer, and much more.British entrepreneur, piano player, international racing driver and business coach Jonny Cooper is the founder of www.TheSuccessParty.com, helping transformation professionals find more of their ideal clients, more easily. Since growing a business to 8-figures and exiting, Jonny’s been supporting coaches, trainers, therapists and consultants who are serious about growing their practice and enjoying a life of effortless abundance.He’s also the voice behind the legendary Jonny Hates Marketing Facebook Group, and swears that he really, really does.Hate marketing, that is. Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Jonny: 1:05 minutesInterview: 6:34 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 40:05 minutesWebsite: http://thesuccessparty.com/Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheSuccessParty/

Ever feel like you are living less then your 'Best Life Ever?' Kimi and Pua have built a company to help people and businesses to stop living a compromising life and start living the best life.In today's episode Kimi and Pua share how they found their own best life ever and why they have a burning passion to help others. They believe that you need to focus on what breaks your heart so that you can make a real impact. We also discuss finding fulfillment in life, living to your potential, podcasting, living an intentional life, using feelings over thoughts to move in the right direction, taking risks that matter, facing fear, knowing 'what you are fighting for', leveraging technology, and stopping the hustle.Best Life Ever co-founders Kimi Morton + Pua Pakele and Cabot were drawn together by a calling — a burning desire to help people fall in love with their businesses and their lives!These fitness trainers turned corporate productivity coaches turned business coaches believe there are too many entrepreneurs with BIG DREAMS to serve the world in badass, amazing ways, that end up feeling like it would be easier to just quit and go back to a “real job”. Best Life Ever is more than a business, it’s a radical movement to empower people to follow their dreams and expand the way they think, work, and live in today’s modern world.Kimi + Pua support entrepreneurs with their free Best Life Ever Tribe on Facebook, their free Broke-ass to Badass weekly podcast, and their signature 8-week program, Broke-ass to Badass, which guides entrepreneurs around the world to create badass online businesses from a foundation of efficiency and productivity.Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Kimi & Pua: 1:07 minutesInterview: 8:03 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 42:43 minutesWebsite: http://bestlifeever.buzz/Podcast: http://bestlifeever.buzz/podcast-2-2/

Have you ever felt like others didn't understand your idea? Maybe you don't feel you don't know how you can craft the right message for you big idea? Or your might feel isolated and that you are the only one that get's your idea? No matter your struggle, communication is the key to getting others to help you make your big idea or dream a reality. It's the difference between doing it alone or brining others along the journey from dream to reality.  On today's podcast we give you 7 steps to help you communicate your big idea. These steps will help you get others excited about the idea you are sharing with them. They will invite others to join your big idea and help you make it a movement. No matter your idea you need to be able to communicate it to others so that they can see your vision for the future.6 Steps for Communicating Your Big Idea1. Don't rush the process2. Be clear and simple3. Present a single idea4. Make the audience the hero5. Get personal6. Let others own the idea7. Craft a storyWebsite: https://www.jumblethink.com

If you don't like your current story, it's not to late to change your future story. Jason Treu tells us how we can create a blueprint for our future.In today's episode we discuss creating a career blueprint, realizing your potential, removing your blindspots, the highs and low of entrepreneurship, finding happiness and fulfillment, purpose, the social aspects of business, drive versus motivation, and much more.Jason Treu (Troy) is an executive coach who works with corporate executives, rising stars and entrepreneurs to help them maximize their leadership potential, performance and build and execute their career blueprint (which can including starting their own business). He's the best-selling author of Social Wealth, a how-to-guide on building extraordinary business relationships. He was a featured speaker at TEDxWilmington 2017, where he debuted his breakthrough team building game Cards Against Mundanity. That will help improve team performance, communication and collaboration in as little as 45 minutes. Finally, he is the host of the Executive Breakthroughs podcast which brings game-changing CEOs, entrepreneurs, and experts that share their breakthroughs and breakdowns.Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Jason: 1:00 minutesInterview: 7:26 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 58:24 minutesWebsite: http://www.jasontreu.com/

What is the future for health care? How can we find true health? Dr. Phil Carson shares his journey of finding the root causes in his own life and making the changes to create good health. It's time to rethink medicine, big pharma, an our lifestyles as a whole. It's time for using natural solutions to solve our health problems.In today's episode we discuss coaching people back to health, finding natural solutions to health problems, holistic health, the power nutrition plays in health, the doctor of the future, drugs, the broken healthcare system, functional medicine, a healthy lifestyle, and much more.Too many Americans are living as prisoners in their own bodies, held captive by bad habits that have drained them of their livelihood and sentenced them to a premature death. These harsh realities are what have kept Dr. Phil Carson passionate about practicing pharmacy since 1985. After encountering many patients who were seeking answers when their needs were not met by traditional medicine, Dr. Phil founded Carson Natural Health in 2005 with the mission of helping patients find the best natural solutions to their health problems. Dr. Phil is passionate about improving his patient’s quality of life and encouraging everyone he comes in contact with to live healthier lives and transform their overall health into a blessing, not a burden. Dr. Phil Carson knows how to help people get the most out of their life by working together with them to uncover the root cause of their health issues. Patients come to him with problems and leave with renewed hope that they can be healthy again. A practicing pharmacist in the Southeast, since 1985 he has not only consistently improved many patients quality of life, but also literally saved a few of them.Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Dr. Carson: 2:07 minutesInterview: 7:55 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 45:16 minutesWebsite: https://carsonnatural.com/