Coffee With Klingman

I see so many writers putting their time into activities that have little impact...Spending a week writing an article...Spending another week editing that article...And then not publishing it...So I want to address this.But instead of writing a 10-part series dripped out over 2-weeks, I want to give you all the value up front.So this morning, I recorded a 10 minute video explaining the biggest struggle I see with writers. To hear more, visit thewriterpreneur.substack.com

(a written summary)When you're invested in creating a business around writing, knowing when to keep going and when to throw in the towel is crucial. Here's the 5-question framework I to help navigate that decision.Assumptions Before You BeginBefore diving in, I'm making 2 key assumptions:1. This Is a Business, Not a Passion Project: The purpose of this project is to generate income rather than fuel a hobby.2. You've Tried the Viral Validated Method: This is where you model your content after viral, audience-specific articles. You're not trying to come up with ideas. Instead, you're modeling ideas that have already gone viral - Hence the name: Viral Validate.Do this for at least 3 months (and write at least 15 articles).Assuming those 2 things, here is the framework:1. Passion: Are You On Fire For This?There are 3 things you need to be on fire for:* The person you're writing for* The general topic you're writing about* The success of your audiencePassion leads to resilience. If you lack this passion, you're unlikely to stick it out for the 12 to 18 months it often takes before you start making money.2. Enjoyment: Do You Like the Platform?Do You Enjoy Creating Content on the Chosen Platform?Every audience congregates into tribes on different platforms: Instagram, YouTube, Medium, etc. Pay attention to where your tribe is active.If you don't enjoy using that platform, you'll struggle to create content consistently. If you don't enjoy the medium, you'll half-ass the job and the audience will know.3. Engagement: Are People Engaging with Your Content?Genuine Human Interaction Is KeyReview the engagement on your content. Genuine interaction—like thoughtful comments or messages—signals that you are resonating with your audience.If at least half of your articles have genuine engagement, you're on the right path. Generic comments like "Great job" don't count here.4. Outliers: Have You Struck a Chord?Identify Outliers in Your Content PerformanceLook for outliers in the content you've produced. If at least one article has doubled the average reach of your account, it's likely that your audience is actively seeking solutions you provide.The presence of such outliers means the audience is underserved and in need of your unique insights.5. The X Factor: What Unique Value Do You Bring?Deliver the Goods and Offer Unique Solutions* Do you have proof that you can solve the problem you claim you can solve?You got the result for yourself, for someone else… or you have unique experience or qualifications that make you uniquely qualified to solve this problem….* Can you provide something unique (or do it in a unique way)?You can solve their problem in a unique way - something that's different then the other solutions out there.In this situation, different is better then better.Real-Life ExampleInitially, Writerpreneur was marketed as a “business development system for nonfiction writers” (boring, I know).It wasn't until I recognized that execution is what drives results, and execution requires community - not just courses - that I changed my tagline to… “You don't need another fucking course. You need community.”When I made that change, my audience skyrocketed. To hear more, visit thewriterpreneur.substack.com

I tend to get lost in tactics. Do this, don't do that. Important stuff, for sure. But there's 1 thing that's crucial before any tactics apply.This is a lesson I've been learning from Seth Godin and Chris Bumstead,Seth GodinOne of his most notable achievements is his daily blog, where he crafts and publishes a post… every. single. day. For nine years straight. Here's his philosophy: "I write every single day, not because I have something unique or interesting to say… I write because it's Tuesday. Just like I don't decide whether I'll eat lunch today, I don't decide whether I'll write today. I woke up today, so I'll eat. I woke up today, so I'll write.”Chris BumsteadAccording to Chris, the key to his success isn't just rigorous workouts or diet plans—it's his decision to pursue this path. Period. No questions. Just a decision to pursue.His shifts his focus from "Can I do this?" to "How can I make this work?”My Own JourneyEarlier this year, I undertook a challenge that I thought impossible—I wrote 70,000 words in 7 days… while managing a full-time job.I wasn't able to do this because of some unique time management tactic… but because of a decision I made.I decided I would complete the challenge. Period.DecideBefore you get lost in the sea of tactics, you must first make a decision. You must decide.When you decide, you stop looking at the obstacles in the way, and start asking “how can I make this easier?”You start asking better questions.By asking better questions, you get better answers.The decision itself serves as a north star, guiding you through the obstaclesYour focus shifts from possible drawbacks to actionable solutions, which leads to effective tactics.So, if you're struggling today, pause and reflect on your decisions. Have you truly committed to your goals?Once you make that unwavering decision, everything else—tactics, strategies, and solutions—will become relevant. To hear more, visit thewriterpreneur.substack.com

As the Operations Manager for Captialism.com, let's compare the business of writing vs selling physical products.We'll cover 2 things in this episode:* Why writing is the most profitable business model I've found.* The 4 steps that make up the Writerpreneur Business Model.Why Writing is the Most Profitable Business Model I've FoundWriting Actually Makes MoneyUnlike many businesses that require significant upfront investment, writing allows you to start earning with minimal costs.Physical product businesses involve more expenses then you probably realize… There's the product cost (COGS), shipping to the warehouse, warehousing, fulfillment to the customer, operations to run the business, and paid advertising. The actual profit - what you walk away with - is whatever is left over.Even with a healthy markup, most physical products businesses only have 10-20% profit. So for every $100 that comes in, you only keep $10-20 (and that's before taxes)…With writing, the only expense you have is Operations (usually a few softwares), so you're left with 90%+ in your pocket.Writing Has NO Upfront CostsWhen lunching a physical product, you usually need to invest thousands of dollars before you make a single dollar…Here's a quick list of the typical costs:* Buying the product* Shipping to get it to a warehouse* Paying for warehousing* Paying a platform (Amazon or Shopify) so you can sell the product* Paying for Ads to sell the product* Paying to ship the product to a customerThe risk is high, and there's no guarantee of recouping your investment.Writing sidesteps this hurdle.You need a whole $0 to start writing.All you need is your computer and internet connection.Writing Will Pay You… ForeverAttention doesn't disappear. It just moves from platform to platform.Companies are always looking for people who know how to capture attention. If you learn this skill, your baseline pay dramatically increases - either as a W2 employee, a 1099 freelancer, or a coach/consultant.Breaking Down the Writepreneur Business ModelStep 1: Your First 500 FollowersYour first 500 followers are more than just numbers—they're proof that your content resonates.A follower is like having an investor - they are buying stock in you. They follow you because they believe your content is valuable today - AND it will be MORE valuable tomorrow.This validates you ideas and shows that you have value in the market.Action Items:* Choose a platform where your target audience hangs out and trusts people.* Consistently show up, publishing content that the audience finds valuable.Step 2: Your First 500 Email SubscribersWith a growing follower base, the next step is to deepen the connection by building an email list.Email subscribers are more committed and provide direct access to your audience without the interference of platform algorithms.This stage is crucial for understanding your audience's pain points, desires, and what resonates with them. Action Items:* Create a valuable lead magnet or newsletter that's relevant to your audience.* Use sign-up forms and landing pages to capture email addresses (Mailerlite has both of these in their free plan).* Send regular newsletters or updates that tell stories, provide value, and encourage engagement.Step 3: Your First $500Now that you understand your audience's needs, it's time to serve them.Earning your first $500 validates your business model and proves that people are willing to pay for your expertise. Focus on genuinely solving problems rather than pushing sales.Action Items:* Develop a simple product or service that addresses a specific pain point.* Use the insights from your audience interactions to tailor your offering.* Promote your product through your email list and social media channels.Step 4: Your Quiet 5-FiguresThe final step involves scaling your efforts to generate a sustainable income.This means implementing systems and processes, refining your offerings, and perhaps expanding your product line.Becoming results-driven and focusing on delivering exceptional value will help you grow your income quietly and steadily.Action Items:* Create a value ladder* Automate processes like email marketing and customer follow-up.* Continuously gather feedback and iterate on your offerings to improve results. To hear more, visit thewriterpreneur.substack.com

The essence of starting is hitting publish—even when you're not ready.This is the only way to gauge demand and get crucial feedback.Why Hitting Publish is CrucialMany of us assume that building a structured foundation—complete with a business plan, brand identity, and products—will naturally attract an audience.But that's not true.In most cases, if you build it, they won't come.It's not our job to create demand, but to identify existing demand and channel it into our offerings. The only effective method to do this is by consistently publishing content.Continuous Improvement Through FeedbackPublishing allows you to receive essential feedback. By saying ''yes'' to hitting publish, even when your work doesn't feel perfect, you open the door to critical insights.These insights not only validate your ideas but also provide a clear path for future improvements.The Hardest Part: ConsistencyEven after starting, the most challenging aspect remains—being consistent. This means continuing to hit publish, again and again and again…The 30-Day Sprint?To help writers navigate this, I'm considering running a 30-day publishing Sprint.Here's how it would work:Everyone pairs up into groups of 5, and commits to 2 things:* Daily Publishing:Commit to publishing something daily.* Meaningful Feedback:Provide feedback on each other's published content.In those 30 days, you'll get 150 pieces of feedback. And you'll hit publish 30 times.That's more traction than most people make in 12 months.This is something I'm considering doing in my Writerpreneur community. So if it interests you, click here, sign up for the newsletter, and reply to that first welcome email telling me you're interested in the 30-day sprint,I'll manually add you to a list of people who are interested in this.If enough of you are interested, I'll put this together and send you more details. To hear more, visit thewriterpreneur.substack.com

Step 1: Establish Your CredibilityBefore anything else, it's crucial to have some form of credibility or authority in the field you are writing about.This isn't just about having knowledge; it's about having proven results either for yourself or others. If you've achieved a significant result through your personal efforts or have helped others achieve it, you already have a solid foundation of credibility.Oftentimes, people get stuck here, scared they don't have enough credibility. Remember, credibility is built over time. Start by sharing your journey, the lessons you've learned, and the results you've achieved. This transparency builds trust with your audience, setting the stage for deeper engagement.Step 2: Identify Your Target AudienceNext, you need to define who you are serving.Who is the person that will benefit the most from your knowledge and experience? Often, this person is someone similar to you before you achieved your notable result. They might be facing the same struggles or aiming for similar goals.While it may be tempting to cast a wide net, specificity is critical. Narrowing down your audience allows you to create targeted content that resonates deeply. For example, if you help YouTubers transition to building an email list, focus on YouTubers facing the pain point of platform dependency, rather than online creators in general.Step 3: Identify the Critical ProblemOnce you have a clear picture of your audience, the next step is to identify the primary problem you will help them solve.It's important to ensure this problem is pressing and significant to your target audience. A well-defined problem adds clarity and focus to your content.If your content is not resonating, it might mean the problem you're addressing isn't perceived as urgent by your audience. In such cases, either pivot to a different problem or shift your focus to a different subset of your audience. Conduct interviews or surveys to understand their challenges deeply and adjust your problem statement accordingly.Step 4: Content Creation and ExecutionWith a clear audience and problem, the real work begins: content creation.Your content should aim to solve the problem or alleviate the pain points identified. Here are key elements to focus on:* Packaging: This includes how your content appears - the headline, thumbnails, and sub-headlines. These elements must be attention-grabbing to draw people in.* Big Idea: What is unique about this piece of content? What makes it stand out? This could be a fresh perspective, an innovative solution, or a personal story.* Hook: The first few seconds of your content, whether it's a video, a podcast, or an article, are crucial. This is where you capture your audience's interest and compel them to keep engaging with your content.* Structure and Pacing: The format and flow of your content significantly impact engagement. For instance, videos targeting younger audiences often feature fast cuts and dynamic visuals, while content for older demographics might be slower and more detailed.Step 5: Content Audit and RefinementAfter you've created and shared your content, it's essential to audit its performance.Look at engagement metrics to identify what's working and what isn't. Compare your content with successful creators in your niche using the viral validated method. This involves examining successful pieces of content to understand their structure, presentation, and interaction with the audience.Here's a quick checklist for auditing your content:* Credibility:Are you establishing your authority effectively?* Relatability:Does your audience connect with you?* Problem Significance:Is the problem you're addressing significant enough?* Content Execution:Is your content engaging and well-structured? To hear more, visit thewriterpreneur.substack.com

Who are you writing for?When you're starting, every piece of content you write is a test - trying to learn what resonates with the potential audience.So you write. About what interests you. About what you're learning. About what you believe will add value.But after you've written 10-15 articles, you have a choice.You can continue to write what you want - ignoring the reach and engagement data.Or, you can adjust.You can continue writing what interests you. Or you can look at the data and write more around the topics that “over performed” (had higher reach or more engagement).If you're writing for yourself, then keep writing about what interests you. There's absolutely nothing wrong with thisBut don't expect to build an audience doing so.You build an audience by showing empathy, meeting them where they're at, and helping them with what they're interested in. To hear more, visit thewriterpreneur.substack.com

What if I told you the most valuable skill in business is not selling or product development, but something far simpler?This skill is the foundation of everything you do in business… Is the key to customer acquisition… And is the fastest way to test ideas.That skill, is…Writing.In this episode, I'll prove it to you.If you're a non-fiction writer who's struggling to make money, you're in the right place.Building a business and being great at writing are two different skills.I send out an occasional short email with business and productivity tips for non-fiction writers.⁠Click here to join the Writerpreneur Email List. To hear more, visit thewriterpreneur.substack.com

Comics to order: - Anguish Garden Book I - Anguish Garden Book II Comics to read: - weekly comic, "What'd I Miss?" - Free comic about making comics (for young people) Movie scripts: - Beyond Street Cred - Straw Man

If you don't master attention, it doesn't matter how good anything else is... No one will see your product or landing page. You will make 0 sales. Everything is built on the foundation of attention. This is why I created your First 500 Followers Cohort. If you want to join the waiting list for the next Cohort, Click Here.

Alex Hill had a near-death experience at the age of 27, which was a culmination of stress and confusion from working in a fast-paced environment and not listening to his inner voice. His heart stopped for two minutes while working out with his personal trainer in the Equinox Gym in Manhattan. He saw his spirit leave his body and had to choose between ascending to the heavenly realms or getting back into his body and changing his way of life. This experience awakened him to spirituality firsthand, which he had never experienced before even after experimenting with substances at parties. --- TIMESTAMPS: Near-Death Experience: "My spirit came out of my body and I was looking down at a dead corpse." — Alex Hill [00:00:37 → 00:02:33] Near Death Experiences: "White light at the end of the tunnel is what's described in most near death experiences, and then either Buddha or Jesus, depending if the person is in a Christian country or Asian country. Right. So there's these commonalities that you'll find in the near death experience, and I definitely experienced similar." — Alex Hill [00:02:43 → 00:04:19] Overcoming Distrust of Authority: "It's this distrust of authority, and it could be good and it can be bad. And I've had to do a lot of work around this of understanding how to respect police after getting beat up by police, understanding how to really honor veterans and to be in a place of just reverence and being human, right?" — Alex Hill [00:06:28 → 00:08:33] Authority vs Control: "I'm not sure if I fully accept authority because there's a fine line between authority and control, power over or power with. Right. And a lot of the authority and a lot of the control that's happening in governments and on this planet right now is crossing that line." — Alex Hill [00:09:26 → 00:10:25] Healing through Plant Medicine: "For veterans with PTSD or anybody that has a lot of trauma or some really deep stuff that they want to work through, these plants and these mushrooms are truly our allies, and they can really assist us if they're being held in a safe space and a really safe container." — Alex Hill [00:11:52 → 00:14:35] The Great Awakening: "Our healing is our responsibility, right? And even if we have PTSD and we went to war, we got one life to live in this lifetime, right? So we got one life to live. And once you have access to the medicines that are available and you have the opportunity to heal, why wouldn't you do it?" — Alex Hill [00:16:25 → 00:19:23] Following your intuition: "I basically set sail to the wind and started to really live from my heart and my spirit and my intuition." — Alex Hill [00:20:41 → 00:24:42] Exploring Unconventional Career Paths: "At 21 years old, I was like, I really don't know. And it almost just felt like this pressure of like, okay, if I pick a career in communications or business or economics, I have to be an economist, or I have to be like so obviously that's not true." — Alex Hill [00:25:09 → 00:27:55] Cultivating Gratitude: "The gratitude that we can have for life is infinite and never ends. And a good day to me is when I wake up grateful, and then I experience more gratitude, and my gratitude deepens for different aspects of my life as things go on." — Alex Hill [00:28:18 → 00:31:48] "The Importance of Physical Fitness for Men: 'If I'm not strong in my body, there's not much I can do.'" — Alex Hill [00:32:30 → 00:33:52] --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coffeewithklingman/message

On this episode of Coffee with Klingman, Gabriel Klingman sits down with guest Matt Schneider. They discuss key takeaways for success, such as having different skill sets and working alongside people rather than just for them. They also dive into the importance of clarity around mission, vision, and values in personal and business partnerships. Other topics include the speaker's experience with being a first responder and becoming an accidental entrepreneur after a windfall, as well as navigating the challenges of leadership and teamwork. The episode also covers the speaker's personal journey with negative self-perceptions, and the impact it had on his marriage and success. He shares how developing core values and associating with like-minded people propelled him forward and helped him become the man he aspired to be. --- TIMESTAMPS: The Painful Reality of Being an Entrepreneur: "Just simply having a good idea and building it out well is not nearly enough... getting a team to be bought in on the vision and the mission and the core values of the company that help rally behind you to create something substantial - that is an art and a science." — Matt Schneider [00:06:43 → 00:10:27] Marriage, Stress, and Superpowers: "Being very even keeled and being able to keep a level head and make clear decisions under stress is obviously critically important. And so that is part of my superpower." — Matt Schneider [00:11:02 → 00:13:43] Navigating Uncertainty: "We didn't understand back then that we were really living in a box with a glass ceiling over it as far as what our potential was." — Matt Schneider [00:14:23 → 00:16:30] The Cost of Being Inauthentic: "It really absolutely boiled down to me being an ineffective leader. And I was learning that taking the fake it to you, make it path and not being authentic was not serving me or anybody else well." — Matt Schneider [00:16:44 → 00:19:22] Changing Your Circumstances: "If we don't like our circumstances, we truly have the power and control to change them." — Matt Schneider [00:27:49 → 00:32:17] Personal transformation: "I developed core values, non negotiable core values, which is a lens that I filter everything through. And I knew if I was 60 pounds overweight and I was driving through fast food and Taco Bell and McDonald's and was talking skinny but eating fat, we all know that shit's not good for you." — Matt Schneider [00:32:41 → 00:35:32] "The Importance of Putting Yourself First in a Relationship: You're able to actually show up for the people that you love and the people that love you the most in the biggest, most substantial, positive ways if you yourself are whole. First." — Matt Schneider [00:36:07 → 00:39:24] "Attraction and Weight: 'There's no way that as a fat body...my wife didn't like that wasn't attractive to her.' - Quote by unknown speaker" — Matt Schneider [00:39:54 → 00:42:31] The Importance of Leveraging Zones of Genius in Business and Marriage: "And one of my favorite quotes is if you help other people get what they want, you will get what you want in return. And when I realized that, it just became a matter of my wife has incredible talent and zones of genius that I don't have that are necessary to success in business." — Matt Schneider [00:46:54 → 00:50:09] The Importance of Impact Over Legacy: "I don't care about legacy because I don't care if people remember my name, if I can help people in the most positive ways, right?...I focus on impact regardless of if they know where it came from." — Matt Schneider [00:53:17 → 00:59:14] --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coffeewithklingman/message

TIMESTAMPS [00:03:22] "From Exclusive Handshake to 6 Million Sales" [00:11:35] "Creating A Special Tribute: Remembering Jim Rohn" [00:18:17] "Lessons Learned: Saying No to Success" [00:28:16] "The Power of the Wheel in Business" [00:36:08] "Own Your Story: Overcoming Ego and Judgment" [00:41:34] "Finding Clarity: How Challenges Lead to Success" [00:45:34] "Get Your Free Copy of Success Habits" --- Quotes: From Drugs to Millionaire: "Opportunity precedes personal development. And once you have an opportunity, you get turned on. You'll start reading the books, you'll get up early, you'll stay up late, you'll make the phone calls, you'll do whatever it takes." - Kyle Wilson — Kyle Wilson [00:00:50 → 00:03:22] Scaling Jim Rohn's Business: "Jim, listen, I think you're the best speaker in the world. I'm a pretty good promoter. I would love to have an exclusive with you. And here's what I'll do. I'll pay for everything, and I'll pay you off the top so we don't have to worry about splitting the profit, because that's not worked out too well. I'll just pay you off the top, right? You'll give me the exclusive." — Kyle Wilson [00:03:22 → 00:06:36] Creating a Winning Culture: "I think the reason I'm most proud of that is that was not part of my skill set...I tried to delegate, but really relegate. And this happens a lot we relegate things in the spirit of only do what you're good at, and we abdicate responsibility sometimes for things that really are core competencies." — Kyle Wilson [00:06:58 → 00:09:53] How Meeting Jim Rohn Changed Kyle Wilson's Life: "The thing about goals is, no matter what goals you could have set, you would have never known you were going to meet Jim Rohn. We can't predict how it's going to turn out because we don't know how it's going to turn out. You could have never predicted you had met Jim Rohn. And I think about that all the time." -Kyle Wilson — Kyle Wilson [00:11:35 → 00:16:51] The Importance of Knowing Your Numbers: "When I know my numbers, things work. When I don't know my numbers, they don't work... There's something magical about knowing your numbers." - Kyle Wilson — Kyle Wilson [00:18:17 → 00:21:23] The Power of Value Creation: "If you want to be successful, learn to bring value to the marketplace. If you want to be wealthy, learn to be valuable to valuable people." — Kyle Wilson [00:23:58 → 00:25:34] Building Business Platforms: "And a lot of times and I've watched this in my business, I watched it in seminar business. I've watched it in every other business. 20 years goes by and there's two kinds of results. There's the person that's always hunting and churning through people. They're not relational oriented, they're transactional oriented. And then there's those that have learned to bring value and build platforms and fish. And what happens with their business, it compounds. It compounds over time." — Kyle Wilson [00:25:56 → 00:28:06] "The Power of the Wheel in Business Strategy": "You don't need 100 spokes. Sometimes you just need three or four or five. And so my criteria for spokes get down to number ones. What's my secret sauce? What makes me special and unique?" — Kyle Wilson [00:28:16 → 00:33:04] How to Build Your Personal Brand: "I want a mystique. I want a brand. So when they go there, I coach a lot of real estate investors. I don't want a picture of a bunch of apartments. I want to see you because people buy you what makes you unique." — Kyle Wilson [00:33:05 → 00:35:33] Owning Your Story: "And I'm like, Dude, you got to quit diminishing your story because you can help people. [...] it actually makes you stronger when you come to that place. That your reasons. Your purpose is bigger than the things, the resistance we have of being judged, and it's almost like you let go of your ego." — Kyle Wilson [00:36:08 → 00:39:43] --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coffeewithklingman/message

today we talk with Tom Ziglar about building your legacy, and what you need to STOP doing in order to succeed. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coffeewithklingman/message

Brendan Kane is a business innovation strategist, speaker, and best selling author of the books, 1 million followers, and hook point, which I highly recommend that you guys pause this video pick up those books right now, or at the interview at the end of this interview, please pick up those books. They're absolutely phenomenal. Brendan is a celebrity superstar. He's had a bunch of clients in the world of celebrities and superstars as well. And this guy is just a phenomenal marketing genius. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coffeewithklingman/message

Jordan Adler. Best selling author of the books Beach Money and Better Than Beach Money, network marketing business owner, and international speaker, talks about network marketing, building a business with the least possible resistance, and gives his secrets for networking. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coffeewithklingman/message

After listening to this episode, you will never look at your health and wellbeing the same way again! The information shared here is not only eye-opening, but it will motivate you to make lasting changes that will transform your life. You'll discover how to address the root cause of health issues, rather than just treating the symptoms, and learn how to improve your body's metabolic health in easy, actionable ways. So don't wait another moment to take control of your health - tune in to this episode now and start your journey towards feeling better, looking better, and living better! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coffeewithklingman/message

On this episode of Coffee with Klingman, our guest speaker discusses their journey towards understanding God in an unconventional way. The conversation is led by the host's son, who shares a loving bond with his father. The episode's overarching theme is "God out of the box". The speaker believes that He cannot be limited to one specific way of communication and that He can be found in different religions or cultures. They also discuss people's need for security and control, which often leads them to try and put God into a box. Throughout the podcast, they also talk about energy, vibrations and how emotions can be sensed by individuals. The speaker also reflects on their journey, evolving views, and personal experiences, which have led them to believe that love is the core of Christianity. The podcast closes with a message of inclusivity and acceptance, encouraging everyone to find their own way towards spiritual growth. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coffeewithklingman/message

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Thanks for tuning in today! My name is Gabriel Klingman and today I’m talking with Loren Harris about perspective, healing from trauma, and words that deceive. He is a best-selling author, speaker, and host of Bathrobe Moments. --- I worked in a cafe for 7 years, and I learned that cafés are where some of the most interesting people hang out. The people with unique opinions, odd beliefs, and fascinating lifestyles. The people who are changing the world. This got me thinking of how cool it would be to have a cafe where the most interesting people would come in, and you could have crazy conversations over a cup of joe. This is where I got the idea for Coffee with Klingman. So WELCOME to my café of interesting conversations with unique individuals, about important, absurd, and controversial topics. And of course, over a cup of coffee --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithklingman/message

Thanks for tuning in today! My name is Gabriel Klingman and today I’m talking with Matt Wallace about the connection between spirituality and neuroscience. --- I worked in a cafe for 7 years, and I learned that cafés are where some of the most interesting people hang out. The people with unique opinions, odd beliefs, and fascinating lifestyles. The people who are changing the world. This got me thinking of how cool it would be to have a cafe where the most interesting people would come in, and you could have crazy conversations over a cup of joe. This is where I got the idea for Coffee with Klingman. So WELCOME to my café of interesting conversations with unique individuals, about important, absurd, and controversial topics. And of course, over a cup of coffee --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithklingman/message

Thanks for tuning in today! My name is Gabriel Klingman and today I’m talking with Adam Tavares about the spiritual side of life. --- I worked in a cafe for 7 years, and I learned that cafés are where some of the most interesting people hang out. The people with unique opinions, odd beliefs, and fascinating lifestyles. The people who are changing the world. . This got me thinking of how cool it would be to have a cafe where the most interesting people would come in, and you could have crazy conversations over a cup of joe. This is where I got the idea for Coffee with Klingman. . So WELCOME to my café of interesting conversations with unique individuals, about important, absurd, and controversial topics. And of course, over a cup of coffee --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithklingman/message

------- I worked in a cafe for 7 years, and I learned that café’s are where some of the most interesting people hangout. The people with unique opinions, odd beliefs, and fascinating lifestyles. The people who are changing the world. This got me thinking of how cool it would be to have a cafe where the most interesting people would come in, and you could have crazy conversations over a cup of joe. This is where I got the idea for Coffee with Klingman. So WELCOME to my café of interesting conversations with unique individual, about important, absurd, and controversial topics. And of-course, over a cup of coffee ☕ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithklingman/message

Taking a dive into Fitness, Science, and Business with Ryan Hausman. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithklingman/message

Austin comes backs again, talking about Loss and The Millions and Billions Dilemma. LEAD WITH VALUE: 0:23 The Savior Complex 16:40 The Loss... 19:25 Perspective on Failure 21:35 ...Now What? 24:30 Coping with Hate 27:34 How do I Trust Again?... 33:13 The Millions and Billions Dilemma 39:02 Leaving Full-Time Work MENTIONS: When Helping Hurts: https://www.amazon.com/When-Helping-Hurts-Alleviate-Yourself/dp/0802409989 AUSTIN GRISHAM: -https://www.instagram.com/instaustin/ ------ I worked in a cafe for 7 years, and I learned that café’s are where some of the most interesting people hangout. The people with unique opinions, odd beliefs, and fascinating lifestyles. The people who are changing the world. This got me thinking of how cool it would be to have a cafe where the most interesting people would come in, and you could have crazy conversations over a cup of joe. This is where I got the idea for Coffee with Klingman. So WELCOME to my café of interesting conversations with unique individual, about important, absurd, and controversial topics. And of-course, over a cup of coffee ☕ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithklingman/message

Spirituality, community, and loss. Thanks to Austin, these are the most sensitive and genuine topics I've covered in this podcast so far. Brace yourself. This gets real. QUOTES: "I was being influenced by who he was, in his death." "He's grateful for things that have happened, but it doesn't have to mean that he's okay with the things that happened." LEAD WITH VALUE: 0:29 Spirituality 6:06 The Human Connection and Purpose 8:46 Relationship or Religion? 13:35 The Power of Reflection 16:28 What is Important About Community? 23:19 Importance of Building a Professional Community 25:28 Having community When Healing 33:18 Small-Town Living 45:51 City vs. Rural Community? 47:47 Risk and Safety Nets 51:33 Mentality and Reality 54:04 The 3 "R"s to Focus on 1:00:00 Cannabis and Reflection 1:06:30 Guilt, Shame, and Patience AUSTIN GRISHAM: -https://www.instagram.com/instaustin/ ------ I worked in a cafe for 7 years, and I learned that café’s are where some of the most interesting people hangout. The people with unique opinions, odd beliefs, and fascinating lifestyles. The people who are changing the world. This got me thinking of how cool it would be to have a cafe where the most interesting people would come in, and you could have crazy conversations over a cup of joe. This is where I got the idea for Coffee with Klingman. So WELCOME to my café of interesting conversations with unique individual, about important, absurd, and controversial topics. And of-course, over a cup of coffee ☕ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithklingman/message

How do I start a business if I have a family? I have a house, a family, and responsibilities. Can I still become an entrepreneur? We tackle these questions with the Entrepreneur Travis Lee - who outlines the 4 QUICKENINGS necessary for long-term success in Entrepreneurship. QOUTES: "When you go to battle with poverty, and you still come out the other side doing what you want to do... That's QUICKENING." "People in careers tend to post-pone their actualization, because it's too close to the real thing" "Being an Entrepreneur is really give, give, give, and then try to equate a monetary value to what you're giving." LEAD WITH VALUE: 0:43 The Lie of Economic Independence 3:48 The Lie of Job Security 8:22 The Risk of Not Addressing Your Happiness 10:33 How to Start Your Career Path TODAY 12:27 Why you Procrastinate Starting 19:46 How to Find Your Happiness in Business 26:00 The First QUICKENING 34:53 When Everything Falls Apart... 37:08 The Second QUICKENING 40:47 The Hacking-Success Mindset 47:48 Visualization 54:25 Do I Need to be an Entrepreneur? 58:27 How to Make Change NOW 59:37 Do You REALLY Want Out? 1:01:15 How Do You Develop a Sense of Urgency? 1:03:00 How to HACK in Life 1:06:51 The Value You Have Without a Degree 1:14:43 Hacking University 1:18:27 You Don't Have to be The Smartest... 1:21:29 The Realistic Entrepreneur 1:24:15 The Importance of Failing Faster 1:30:06 Always Lead with Value MENTIONS: Ready, Fire, Aim -https://www.amazon.com/Ready-Fire-Aim-Million-Agora/dp/111908685X/ref=asc_df_111908685X/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=312006100296&hvpos=1o1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1637673933893836932&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9002576&hvtargid=pla-477599646194&psc=1 TRAVIS LEE: -http://www.travisgrantlee.com/ -https://www.facebook.com/apexmovementfortcollins/ -https://www.linkedin.com/in/travisgrantlee/ -https://www.instagram.com/travisgrantlee/ ------- I worked in a cafe for 7 years, and I learned that café’s are where some of the most interesting people hangout. The people with unique opinions, odd beliefs, and fascinating lifestyles. The people who are changing the world. This got me thinking of how cool it would be to have a cafe where the most interesting people would come in, and you could have crazy conversations over a cup of joe. This is where I got the idea for Coffee with Klingman. So WELCOME to my café of interesting conversations with unique individual, about important, absurd, and controversial topics. And of-course, over a cup of coffee ☕ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithklingman/message

What does it really look like to be an E-Com entrepreneur? Laptop lifestyle aside, what does the entrepreneur lifestyle REALLY look like - and is there a dark-side? Today we tackle that question head-on. Jeremiah Klingman is 23 years old and has built multiple 7-figure businesses including having a 7-figure exit. QOUTES What is Entrepreneurship? It's when "You know it's all going to go wrong... But when it does, I'll figure it out." "I've met no one who has made it, and truly wants to live that beach lifestyle." LEAD WITH VALUE: 0:55 Talking Failures 9:45 What does it mean to be an entrepreneur? 10:30 Why you can't start at 7-figures 12:50 Why have you been able to grow multiple 7-figure businesses? 14:14 How important is longevity? 14:56 What is true success? 17:57 How important is enjoying what you do? 19:50 Why is it important to lead with value? 24:54 Entrepreneurship with ADHD 26:31 How to be Successful 38:28 Partnerships 42:27 Learning business from Eastern Philosophy 43:27 Wantrepreneurship and the Laptop Lifestyle 45:47 The DARK SIDE of Entrepreneurship 53:31 Anxiety, Depression, and Entrepreneurship 1:00:14 Is a large Social Media following a business? 1:06:30 Lead with Value MENTIONS: Travis Interview -https://youtu.be/zG0VmN18QuY JEREMIAH KLINGMAN -https://www.instagram.com/jeremiahklingman/?hl=en Roam -https://www.roamusa.com/ -https://www.amazon.com/s?me=A13ERCCN9HCJ61&marketplaceID=ATVPDKIKX0DER -https://www.instagram.com/roam.usa -https://www.facebook.com/Roamlifestyle ------ I worked in a cafe for 7 years, and I learned that café’s are where some of the most interesting people hangout. The people with unique opinions, odd beliefs, and fascinating lifestyles. The people who are changing the world. This got me thinking of how cool it would be to have a cafe where the most interesting people would come in, and you could have crazy conversations over a cup of joe. This is where I got the idea for Coffee with Klingman. So WELCOME to my café of interesting conversations with unique individual, about important, absurd, and controversial topics. And of-course, over a cup of coffee ☕ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithklingman/message

Is there a connection between your income and your mindset? IF so, what EXACTLY is the connection? Does a better mindset actually lead to more money? This is what Justin Ray and I discussed in todays interview. Video References: ACN -https://acn.com/us-en/homepage CRYPO-CODY -https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj-ZYiHc5EIFcbu5DqbQ81Q Interview with Cody -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acGf-eo48L8&t=297s The "Rock Bottom" Statistics -https://www.census.gov/data/tables/2019/demo/income-poverty/p60-266.html Shark Tank "Damian" back story -https://www.businessinsider.com/daymond-john-fubu-founder-shark-tank-star-2018-1  Wealth Spent by Next Generation -http://money.com/money/3925308/rich-families-lose-wealth/ Harvard Business Review -https://hbr.org/2012/09/mind-the-skills-gap Tom billiu -https://impacttheory.com/about/ Average credit card debt per person -https://www.bls.gov/cpi/ -https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/average-credit-card-debt-household/#foot Rich Dad Poor Dad -https://www.amazon.com/Rich-Dad-Poor-Teach-Middle-ebook/dp/B0175P82RA Motivation and hard work -https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWhDrMpuRLE Survey about capitalist and entrepreneur -https://fee.org/articles/millennials-dig-entrepreneurship-but-dislike-capitalism/ Capitalist part of China -https://www.nytimes.com/1991/05/23/business/china-revives-its-test-of-capitalism.html --- I worked in a cafe for 7 years, and I learned that café’s are where some of the most interesting people hangout. The people with unique opinions, odd beliefs, and fascinating lifestyles. The people who are changing the world. This got me thinking of how cool it would be to have a cafe where the most interesting people would come in, and you could have crazy conversations over a cup of joe. This is where I got the idea for Coffee with Klingman. So WELCOME to my café of interesting conversations with unique individual, about important, absurd, and controversial topics. And of-course, over a cup of coffee ☕ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithklingman/message

Making money in the music industry seems nearly impossible. Today, we talk with Eric DiCarlo, a full-time music video director about how to survive in the music industry, and the tips and tricks to make money. ... I worked in a cafe for 7 years, and I learned that café’s are where some of the most interesting people hangout. The people with unique opinions, odd beliefs, and fascinating lifestyles. The people who are changing the world. This got me thinking of how cool it would be to have a cafe where the most interesting people would come in, and you could have crazy conversations over a cup of joe. This is where I got the idea for Coffee with Klingman. So WELCOME to my café of interesting conversations with unique individual, about important, absurd, and controversial topics. And of-course, over a cup of coffee ☕ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithklingman/message

Today in the café we have Jonny Caiani, talking about meditation and mindfulness, how we view meditation in the west, and its role with Psilocybin, Christianity, and Consciousness. How to Change Your Mind: https://www.amazon.com/Change-Your-Mind-Consciousness-Transcendence/dp/0735224153/ref=sr_1_3? I worked in a cafe for 7 years, and I learned that café’s are where some of the most interesting people hangout. The people with unique opinions, odd beliefs, and fascinating lifestyles. The people who are changing the world. This got me thinking of how cool it would be to have a cafe where the most interesting people would come in, and you could have crazy conversations over a cup of joe. This is where I got the idea for Coffee with Klingman. So WELCOME to my café of interesting conversations with unique individual, about important, absurd, and controversial topics. And of-course, over a cup of coffee ☕ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithklingman/message

Today in the café we have Jake Wertman, talking about Mental Health, Perspective, Happiness, and Failure. Jake Wertman: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jacksquirtman/ YouTube: youtu.be/x90JO5QfDLY The Halo Studio: https://www.instagram.com/thehalostudio/ The American Classic: https://www.instagram.com/theamericanclassicofficial/ Bloom: https://www.instagram.com/bloombandma/ Country Hip-hop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zL6Xh7umuMw NF: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoRR6OLuIZ2-5VxtnQIaN2w Us Movie: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6857112/ Gary Vee YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCctXZhXmG-kf3tlIXgVZUlw Gary Vee Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/garyvee/ I worked in a cafe for 7 years, and I learned that café’s are where some of the most interesting people hangout. The people with unique opinions, odd beliefs, and fascinating lifestyles. The people who are changing the world. This got me thinking of how cool it would be to have a cafe where the most interesting people would come in, and you could have crazy conversations over a cup of joe. This is where I got the idea for Coffee with Klingman. So WELCOME to my café of interesting conversations with unique individual, about important, absurd, and controversial topics. And of-course, over a cup of coffee ☕ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithklingman/message

Today in the café we have Joshua Michuad, talking about Exercise, Nutrition, and having a Fitness Lifestyle, as well as his person struggle with food. REFERENCES: Joshua Michaud. Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGerwQwkRrGIA40bcr7nF0w/featured Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joshuamichaudfitness/ Remington James Fitness: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO9Rhj_x_GgJl-Ria7257EA My Fitness Pal: https://www.myfitnesspal.com/ Zeus bubs (CAT): https://www.instagram.com/zeus_bubs/ Jordan Peterson: https://www.youtube.com/user/JordanPetersonVideos/videos? Russell Brunson: https://www.instagram.com/russellbrunson/ Mind Pump Media Podcast: https://mindpumppodcast.com/ Max Chewning: https://www.youtube.com/user/maxxchewning Ever Forward Radio: https://everforwardradio.libsyn.com/ Flexible Dieting Lifestyle: https://flexibledietinglifestyle.com/ The Daily Stoic: https://www.amazon.com/Daily-Stoic-Meditations-Perseverance-translations-ebook/dp/B01KAFIQE6 I worked in a cafe for 7 years, and I learned that café’s are where some of the most interesting people hangout. The people with unique opinions, odd beliefs, and fascinating lifestyles. The people who are changing the world. This got me thinking of how cool it would be to have a cafe where the most interesting people would come in, and you could have crazy conversations over a cup of joe. This is where I got the idea for Coffee with Klingman. So WELCOME to my café of interesting conversations with unique individual, about important, absurd, and controversial topics. And of-course, over a cup of coffee ☕ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithklingman/message

I worked in a cafe for 7 years, and I learned that cafe's are where some of the most interesting people hangout. The people with unique opinions, odd beliefs, and fascinating lifestyles. The people who are changing the world. This got me thinking of how cool it would be to have a cafe where the most interesting people would come in, and you could have crazy conversations over a cup of joe. This is where I got the idea for Coffee with Klingman. So WELCOME to my café of interesting conversations with unique individual, about important, absurd, and controversial topics. And of-course, over a cup of coffee ☕ I'm talking with John Brubaker (aka, Coach Bru). He's a best-selling author, coach, and was recently named by FORBES as one of the TOP 10 no BS consultants. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithklingman/message

Today in the café I have Cody DeGraff (aka, Crypto Cody) talking about Crypto Currencies, the Future of Tech, and Society. ENJOY :) ☕I worked in a café for 7 years, and I learned that cafe's are where some of the most interesting people hangout. The people with unique opinions, odd beliefs, and fascinating lifestyles. The people who are changing the world. This got me thinking of how cool it would be to have a cafe where the most interesting people would come in, and you could have crazy conversations over a cup of joe. This is where I got the idea for Coffee with Klingman. So WELCOME to my café of interesting conversations with unique individual, about important, absurd, and controversial topics. And of-course, over a cup of coffee ☕ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithklingman/message

Coffee with Klingman --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithklingman/message