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"When people don't understand the basics of financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and how capital markets work, they're going to make bad decisions both personally and in the government that they vote for." - Kenneth Aldrich   In this episode: How you succeed in business greatly depends on your attitude towards success. If you love startups and like talking business and money, you're in for a treat. Kenneth Aldrich, the Co-Chairman and Co-Founder of the International Stem Cell Corporation, enlightens us about funding startups, becoming an entrepreneur, and earning more from your business. He shares his ideas on IPOs, funding startups, the Dream Toolbox, and the commonalities and patterns he's seen in over 40 years of doing this. He also gets down on founders that are successful and not so successful, and shares his insights on how timing is everything and how you can set yourself up to succeed by putting yourself in a different atmosphere. Read More »   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the WealthFit movement today: WealthFit.com WealthFit Facebook WealthFit Instagram WealthFit Twitter WealthFit Pinterest WealthFit Youtube

"You have to let go and stop thinking about the mistakes you made. Otherwise, you're not going to be in the present moment fixing it." - Celeste Headlee   In this episode: Having better conversations are always key to having better relationships. Award-winning journalist and professional speaker Celeste Headlee offers her amazing advice on how to have better conversations and talks about why it matters and how we can benefit from it. She also examines introverts, extroverts, and ambiverts. She also gets into the power of curiosity and how it can serve you in many different areas of life. If you're looking for something new, fresh, and exciting, you're going to love this episode. Read More »   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the WealthFit movement today: WealthFit.com WealthFit Facebook WealthFit Instagram WealthFit Twitter WealthFit Pinterest WealthFit Youtube

"Imagine a world where everybody is working at peak levels, whatever that aptitude is. How many more problems we'd solve, and how much less violence there would be?" - Howard Berg   In this episode: Some people are amazing, but there are only a few who possess super skills that make them more than just amazing. Howard Berg, recognized as the world’s fastest reader by the Guinness Book of World Records, proves to you how your mind can be as powerful as his and shares how you can get smarter faster. Howard can read many books at the shortest possible time and can consume information quicker. He says you can ignite your genius and shows how you can unleash your brain's full potential as well as eliminate mental blocks. Discover the meaning of life and what the mind of God is like as Howard gives a little taste of that in this episode. Read More »   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the WealthFit movement today: WealthFit.com WealthFit Facebook WealthFit Instagram WealthFit Twitter WealthFit Pinterest WealthFit Youtube

"Once you figure out what your superpower is, once you understand how to lead your own life, you're able to start thinking about how to lead others." - Adam Mendler   In this episode: Life can sometimes be funny and take us to different places we’d never thought we’d go. Adam Mendler, the CEO of The Veloz Group, is a true Renaissance man. Adam had gone through six careers by the time he was in his 30s: sports, finance, package goods, tech, marketing, and entertainment. Having such a diverse background at a relatively young age, Adam shares the insights he got from the various industries, what led him to jump ship multiple times in his life - going from Corporate America to entrepreneurship, and how he takes on every opportunity that comes his way. In this episode, discover the skinny on what it is like to start a family business and set yourself up for success. Read More »   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the WealthFit movement today: WealthFit.com WealthFit Facebook WealthFit Instagram WealthFit Twitter WealthFit Pinterest WealthFit Youtube

"If you don't tell your money where to go, it will decide on its own and you won't like the decision." - Dale Gibbons   In this episode: Becoming an expert in handling your finances doesn't have to be as complicated as you think. Dale Gibson, the CEO of Level 12: Software That Works, uncovers how to master your money in seven days or less. Being a business owner with disgruntled employees can be a lonely spot for Dale. He recounts the time he found out that tens of thousands of dollars were missing from his business all because his accountant embezzled him. Through this learning curve, Dale had mastered being the successful leader he is now. In this episode, we will touch on three crucial skills every business owner should master besides money management. Learn the world's simplest cashflow method, the creative ways to reduce personal debt and business debt, and the hack to having that peace of mind when you're checking on your finances. Read More »   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the WealthFit movement today: WealthFit.com WealthFit Facebook WealthFit Instagram WealthFit Twitter WealthFit Pinterest WealthFit Youtube

"Communication is only 7% words. There’s so much more to it like the energy, the body language, and the intonation." - Rene Kamstra In business, reading people and understanding their body language is a very important skill you can use to leverage in your favor. Communication expert Rene Kamstra talks about the power of reading people and listening. Rene is one of the world’s top speakers and business coaches focusing on personal development, corporate growth, and leadership for entrepreneurs and corporate executives. In this episode, she gets into what makes a communication and how we can be better with it by understanding body language as well as personality types. She says using its the power, we can push people into action and get them to do things that they want.   In this episode you’ll learn: What makes up communication (16:32) How to tell if someone is lying to us (26:21) How to get people into action and do the things they want to do (43:01) How Rene has been able to pull off managing multiple businesses and traveling at the same time (47:45) Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the WealthFit movement today: WealthFit.com WealthFit Facebook WealthFit Instagram WealthFit Twitter WealthFit Pinterest WealthFit Youtube

"The harder you work, the luckier you get." - Rick Cesari Marketing entails using an exceptional vehicle in getting that message out in front of people. Iconic brands became iconic because they were tailored to engage their target market and get results. A pioneer in building massive iconic brands and the genius behind billion-dollar sales of GoPro is Rick Cesari. Rick has cultivated “brand response” strategies to help make massive iconic brands such as Juiceman, Sonicare, and The George Foreman Grill, to name a few. In this episode, Rick drops knowledge bombs on growing your business and constructing a billion-dollar branding. Find out what direct and brand response is, the two techniques for a brand to catch fire, and the three ways to keep people engaged in your video marketing. On the side, learn the right time to use influencers.   In this episode you’ll learn: Ricks's takeaways after working with Tommy Vu and Jay Kordich (10:22) What direct and brand response is (28:47) Two techniques for a brand to catch fire (43:47) What video persuasion is and the three ways to keep people engaged with your video (55:56) Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the WealthFit movement today: WealthFit.com WealthFit Facebook WealthFit Instagram WealthFit Twitter WealthFit Pinterest WealthFit Youtube

"A lot of damage is done to people through poor leadership. Like pilots can crash planes, leaders can crash people." - Scott Miller   In this episode: Leadership is not just having the best character in the world because it is not anything if you don’t have the competence. Scott Miller is the bestselling author of Management Mess to Leadership Success and the Chief Marketing Officer and Executive Vice President of Thought Leadership at FranklinCovey. Today, he shares how he went from being that rainmaker in his business to showing other people how to perform at a level that unleashes the authentic leader within them. Scott defines leadership as a combination of character and competence. Learn why these are critical factors in leading teams and community. On top of that, catch the difference between efficiency and effectiveness.   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the WealthFit movement today: WealthFit.com WealthFit Facebook WealthFit Instagram WealthFit Twitter WealthFit Pinterest WealthFit Youtube

"If you follow the herd, you're going to get slaughtered, so being weird just might be the best decision you ever make." - Mark Willis Most of us have believed and followed the status quo and general way of life that has been passed down to us - go to college, find a job, have one stream of income, and pay off debt. However, as we continue on with this and learn the full weight of the consequences of debt, we begin to realize that maybe it is time to break away from what we are told to do. Certified financial planner, best-selling author, and owner of Lake Growth Financial Services, Mark Willis knows too well about moving away from the crowd and talks to us about creating your own personal economy. Mark discusses the concept of upstreaming financially and lays down what it means to go against the mainstream. In addition, he also talks about what is wrong with traditional financial planning and gives us two million-dollar questions that you need to ask your advisor when consulting with them.   In this episode you’ll learn: What it means to upstream financially and how to do that (06:00) The truth about traditional financial planning (08:30) When to buy and when to rent a building (22:47) The concept of banking on yourself (24:59) What dividend paying is (31:37) Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the WealthFit movement today: WealthFit.com WealthFit Facebook WealthFit Instagram WealthFit Twitter WealthFit Pinterest WealthFit Youtube

People are getting more hungry these days for messages that can fuel their lives that podcasting has become so in demand. Chris Krimitsos, the Chief Creative Officer at Podfest Multimedia Expo, and his wife, Katie, the Founder of Biz Women Rock, talk about profitable podcasting and the ins and outs of starting, launching, and growing a podcast that matters to a greater audience. They also get into how to create a community with a family-like atmosphere which creates longevity, what makes a great interview, and how to package your podcast, a live event, or business to get sponsorship.   In this episode you’ll learn: How Katie started podcasting (6:40) The different ways to monetize a podcast (13:45) Why bad reviews can be good for your podcast (26:47) How to get good at interviewing people (27:52) Chris and Katie’s keys to success in building family, community and a loyal following (36:26) Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the WealthFit movement today: WealthFit.com WealthFit Facebook WealthFit Instagram WealthFit Twitter WealthFit Pinterest WealthFit Youtube

"There are a lot of traps that business owners need to be aware of." - Gerri Detweiler Most entrepreneurs and business owners are wearing several hats that they tend to disregard what happens behind the scenes. In today’s episode, Gerri Detweiler takes us into the world of business credit. She is the Education Director for Nav, the first site to give business owners free personal and business credit scores and tools to help them build financially-healthy companies. A reliable and independent resource on personal and small business credit, Gerri goes in-depth on the top reasons why business owners need to know this crucial score. She gives away tips on what makes a business and a good credit score look attractive to lenders. On the side, find out why having a DUNS Number is essential and why you should apply for business credit cards that don’t report to your personal credit.   In this episode you’ll learn: What business owners need to know about business credit report (6:33) Where to get the business credit report (14:56) What makes a good credit score (16:09) How to build a good credit score and make your businesses look attractive to lenders (28:25) The different channels or arms of funding available (33:08) Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the WealthFit movement today: WealthFit.com WealthFit Facebook WealthFit Instagram WealthFit Twitter WealthFit Pinterest WealthFit Youtube

"That's not how it is in anything, whether it's affiliates, partnerships or life... It's never 'take.' It's always 'give' and get some later on." - Sayan Sarkar Proper weight loss achievement can be done by finding a plan that works and then sticking to it. Whole self-development and positive reinforcement fueled with confidence can help anyone be triumphant not just in weight loss but also in achieving other life goals including marketing success. This is what Sayan Sarkar is helping people with through InvigorateNOW Health Sciences. Sayan is a serial entrepreneur and the founder of the innovative health supplement brand. He’s also the creator of Sark Media Direct, a direct marketing consultancy that specializes in helping entrepreneurs grow to seven figures and beyond in the health and eCommerce industries. In this episode, he talks about combining online marketing strategies with traditional direct response marketing, and his work with some of the biggest names in the industry, including Martha Stewart. He also shares he was able to make himself feel invincible and dropped 76 pounds.   In this episode you’ll learn: Sakar’s weight loss secret (2:46) The steps of turning an idea into money (13:55) How to get good at marketing (24:10) How to get your foot in the door with partners or affiliates and how to structure a deal that’s beneficial to both you and them (30:05) How Sayan closed advertising and marketing for Martha Stewart (32:14) Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the WealthFit movement today: WealthFit.com WealthFit Facebook WealthFit Instagram WealthFit Twitter WealthFit Pinterest WealthFit Youtube

"If we don't make changes, it's going to be ugly when our time comes." - The Hurricane If there is one business to pick from among all of the choices you can invest in, that would definitely be home care marketing. The "silver tsunami" is invading the healthcare, and it's about time to be aware and be prepared. Steve "The Hurricane" Weiss, the Founder of Hurricane Marketing Enterprises, reveals why the home care industry is worth the investment. His company is the only marketing company providing expert knowledge on all things related to sales and marketing in the home care industry and has taken the world by storm helping companies catapult their businesses to the next level and beyond. A very inspirational and passionate figure, Steve drops massive knowledge bombs on how he helps businesses double or triple their revenues and how to be successful at selling even if you weren't born with the talent. On top of that, find out the role of power partners, tips to overcome self-doubt, and The Institute for Dignity and Grace.   In this episode you’ll learn: How to be successful at selling (5:39) Why Steve is called The Hurricane (12:20) Why home care is one of the best businesses to get into (13:31) How you can get better at getting referrals (18:12) Keys to The Hurricane’s growth and success (24:48) Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the WealthFit movement today: WealthFit.com WealthFit Facebook WealthFit Instagram WealthFit Twitter WealthFit Pinterest WealthFit Youtube

"People are afraid of giving up good to go for great." - Ryan Levesque Starting your own business may seem easy but there are nooks and crannies in the corporate world that you must pass through. Ryan Levesque, the CEO of the ASK Method Company, shares his story on why he decided to give up his Wall Street job to start his business and how he and his wife went into the fad business and learned their lessons from investing in it. He tells us different marketing strategies including understanding the four types of people or entrepreneurs that want to start their business. He also shares about the five characteristics for choosing to enter the marketplace. In choosing a market it is ideal to brainstorm, test, and choose. Ryan discusses about how this process allowed him to choose the best candidates or the market must-haves. He then discusses some vital points on how to grow a company which always begins with choosing. One last thing that he talks about is how life insurance has saved his life.   In this episode you’ll learn: Why Ryan decided to give up his job in corporate America to start his own business (3:28) How getting a life insurance saved his life (22:45) The four types of entrepreneurs (29:32) The five market must-haves (38:11) Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the WealthFit movement today: WealthFit.com WealthFit Facebook WealthFit Instagram WealthFit Twitter WealthFit Pinterest WealthFit Youtube

"The thing about doing some of these somewhat crazy ideas is you learn quickly what to do and what not to do." - Gregg Cohen Founding partner and CEO of JWB Real Estate Capital Gregg Cohen talks about the opportunity you can have with turnkey rental properties. As he gives us a glimpse of how he got into real estate after defecting from Johnson & Johnson, he also shares how he eventually focused on turnkey rental properties. In this episode, Gregg tackles the market indicators of a great turnkey rental property, the neighbors you want to invest in, the possible returns, and how he developed culture within his team.   In this episode you’ll learn: Gregg's takeaway from his first deal (4:33) What made Gregg finally decide to leave corporate America (10:28) What made Gregg focus on doing turnkey rental properties (14:13) How Gregg stays in business putting people into three-year leases? (28:52) Why culture is important to an organization? (42:40) Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the WealthFit movement today: WealthFit.com WealthFit Facebook WealthFit Instagram WealthFit Twitter WealthFit Pinterest WealthFit Youtube