Which Way Now?!

Episode Highlights:→ Why Sharing is Important in a Professional Environment→ The Upside of "Made in America" Manufacturing→ Developing Systems & Processes that Drive Profits→ Why You Shouldn't Follow Everyone's Advice

Episode Highlights:→ How to Deal With Fear→ The Dreaded Transactional Mindset & its Downfalls→ Ways to Make $$$ in Real Estate→ The Importance of Relationship Building

In this episode, we chat with Michael Eckstein, an award-winning accountant and business advisor who runs the weekly “Resting Business Face” finance email newsletter. When asked, he'll tell you he's currently most known for yapping while claiming to be the cutest accountant on LinkedIn. Episode Highlights:→ The 3 Levers of Cashflow→ Money Basics for Small Businesses→ What to Look For in an Accountant→ Creating Confidence Around Money

Fred Joyal is an author, speaker, entrepreneur, and business advisor. He co-founded the most successful dentist referral service in the country, 1-800-DENTIST. He has previously written two books on marketing, has dabbled in standup and improv comedy, acted in bad movies and excellent TV commercials. His latest book, Superbold: from Under-confident to Charismatic in 90 days, is an Amazon and Wall Street Journal bestseller. He once beat Sir Richard Branson in chess and was also a question on Jeopardy. He is an avid cyclist, a below-average tennis player, and an even worse golfer. He lives in Los Angeles.

Algorithms seem to heavily dictate what we see and don't see online.How are we supposed to stand out among the crowd when promoting and marketing our businesses?Assets build wealth. Plain n simple.How can we leverage this truth to not only beat the algorithms but also create the dream life through our entrepreneurial endeavors?Today, we're answering these questions and more.Key Topics→ Why Assets Create Wealth→ Establishing & Keeping Control of Your Marketing→ Content Marketing Insights That May Inspire You Moving Forward→ Create More!!!❤️ If you liked this episode, please subscribe and leave a rating on whatever streaming platform you're listening to this on.

Relationships take work - continual dedicated effort. But it's worth giving it everything you've got.Today, we're breaking it down into what's at stake and how to reach new heights. We're looking at how to apply this in your business and in your personal life. Thanks for being here!Key Topics→ Why do so many businesses prioritize growth?→ Customer Retention vs Customer Acquisition Goals→ 1000 True Fans→ LTV & CAC (metrics worth tracking)→ The Damaging Effects of Transactional Mindsets❤️ If you liked this episode, please subscribe and leave a rating on whatever streaming platform you're listening to this on.

A good colleague friend of mine told me, "Evan, you've gotta be willing to put yourself on the hook.".... But what does that mean??In this episode, we clarify what it means to put yourself on the hook & why it's necessary to climb from amateur to professional. Key TopicsAssessing Risk (why it's important)Reckoning with our own internal Resistance❤️ If you liked this episode, please subscribe and leave a rating on whatever streaming platform you're listening to this on.

Bro marketer turned ethical, Miles learned all the "tactics" then quit marketing altogether because it felt cringy and forced. When he came back, he decided to do it differently. By leading with heart and focusing on relationships instead of numbers. He's a cohost of ‘The Subtle Art of Not yelling' podcast, a marketing coach, and a markitect (marketing architect). He helps introverts build and brand sustainable marketing ecosystems. He loves exploring the creative process, energy management, minimalist marketing, communication, and powerful branding. He loves playing the guitar, climbing, frozen mangos, coffee, and a nice cold west coast IPA.Miles is from Austin, TX, lived in Denver for 4 years, and is currently seeing if he's a “beach guy” in LA.

In this episode of the podcast, we talk with my good friend Joel Eschenbach about how to turn your ideas into a legit business. Joel shares his framework made up of simple steps to take while qualifying whether your idea could (and should) be a business or not.This episode answers questions that will help you decide which ideas should be executed and whether they ought to be a hobby or your next money-making venture.--Joel and his team at Notion Design Group offer entirely done-for-you solutions for branding, website design, and a myriad of marketing services. Click here to visit Notion's website.If you're looking for a more done-with-you approach, then consider hiring Joel as your coach. Click here to visit Little Fish Coaching's website.Lastly, if you need a professional website done quickly and would like to save a few bucks in the process then check out Story Made Websites for the best pre-designed DIY site templates. --❤️ If you liked this episode, please subscribe and leave a rating on whatever streaming platform you're listening to this on.

For entrepreneurs, taking action needs to be a daily occurrence. This is required and necessary - your success directly hinges on the actions you take.We look at:How to know if your idea is worth executingHow to gain the confidence to take a leap of faithThe real risks associated with taking actionWhat mindset to adopt when struggling to get goingAs long as you keep taking action and putting in the reps, you'll almost certainly get to where you're working towards. This is a universal truth that all of the ‘greats' have experienced first hand.❤️ If you liked this episode, please subscribe and leave a rating on whatever streaming platform you're listening to this on.

Key Points from this episode:we can't really multitask like we think we can(clarity affords focus) focus > flow > resultsdoing less doesn't mean to avoid being skilled in many areas"Doing less, better" enforces a dedicated and calculated approach to your achievement. This will also help you avoid the not-so-fun overwhelming feelings that can kill any big dream.Links from this episode:Article on Medium.com2009 Stanford Study on Multitasking❤️ If you liked this episode, please subscribe and leave a rating on whatever streaming platform you're listening to this on.

We're all guilty of being hard on ourselves from time to time. But when does it become too much? Whether or not your intentions behind self-criticism are good there is a lot of damage that can be done in the process.This episode helps define some characteristics of those that might be putting too much pressure on themselves, as well as some advice on how to reach your goals with a healthy level of accountability.❤️ If you liked this episode, please subscribe and leave a rating on whatever streaming platform you're listening to this on.

I was doing this guided meditation to start my day and it had me visualize where I wanted to end up. What is my dream life?She kept repeating that you are valuable, worth it, good enough, and deserving of the wildest of dreams.what she said next struck me...Own it. For one reason or another, I couldn't get this out of my head. And that's what this episode is all about!In this episode, we look at...What Goes along with "owning it", and what is "it"?The concept of time and the saying of "Time is Money"Where we place valueand more❤️ If you liked this episode, please subscribe and leave a rating on whatever streaming platform you're listening to this on.

Does anyone else feel like there's just no way to “have it all”?It feels like it's just too much to ask of myself to allow for crazy business success and be fully present in my family lives, let alone holding my end up in friendships that matter.Key Points From This EpisodeTo survive or thrive, you must Actively remain in management mode. The same is true in any endeavor or adventure you find yourself in. Pssst… daily life does count too.Management is tough! We have to manage ourTimeRelationshipsEmotions & responsesManage around Other people's schedulesHealthWorkplace - which includes all the above againThe game of LeverageTimeMoneyExpertiseActively assessing, critiquing, and managing priorities/time is the unanimous way that all successful people have experienced and arrived at where they want to in life.❤️ If you liked this episode, please subscribe and leave a rating on whatever streaming platform you're listening to this on.

In the first episode of this podcast, Which Way Now?! we're talking about making progress through taking action.We all have goals, dreams, and desires but many of us fall short of achieving the greatness we want to experience so bad. Why is that?Taking the next step is the most obvious and necessary requirement to getting anywhere in life!I'm not an expert.I'm not a guru.I'm a regular dude that wants to ask, listen, share, and connect with driven individuals.This podcast is a reflection of me taking the next step. What's yours?❤️ If you liked this episode, please subscribe and leave a rating on whatever streaming platform you're listening to this on.