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Kickstarting Your Sports Media Career: Insights with Mert Ahmet This week, we sit down with Mert Ahmet, a Sports Multimedia Specialist and Creator at Anfield Club who boasts an impressive 135K followers on Instagram.   In this episode, you'll discover: Starting your journey to create captivating online content. The significance of Mert's Multimedia Sports Journalism degree from UCFB in advancing his career. The power of collaboration within the sports media industry. Using social media as a dynamic platform to craft your personal online CV. The invaluable role of mentors in the football industry. Insights from Mert's experience working with renowned footballer Yaya Touré, and much more.   Podcast Links: Mert LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mert-ahmet/ Mert Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mertahmetmedia/ Anfield Club: https://www.instagram.com/anfieldclub._/   Connect with Ed on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edbowers101/   Follow Ed on Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/edbowers101

This week, James and JB dive into the struggles of a £135k/month coffee shop business that's barely getting by. Despite strong revenue, profits are tight—so what's going wrong? They'll break down costs, margins, and strategies to turn things around.Try Entrepreneurs University 14 Day FREE Trial Here ► https://jamessinclair.net/entrepreneurs-university-free-trial/Sign up to my weekly newsletter 'The James Sinclair Letter' here: https://www.jamessinclair.net/the-letterFind out your Entreprenurial DNA, take the '8 Traits of the Greats' quiz here ► https://jamessinclair.scoreapp.comGet your tickets to our next event here ► https://www.jamessinclair.net/eventsApply to be on my podcast here ► https://jamessinclair.net/podcasts/My Socials:

This week, James and JB dive into the challenges of a £135k/month hospitality and leisure business. With a government that likes to make things even more difficult, how can it continue to grow? They'll break down strategies for scaling, adapting, and staying profitable in a tough industry.Try Entrepreneurs University 14 Day FREE Trial Here ► https://jamessinclair.net/entrepreneurs-university-free-trial/Sign up to my weekly newsletter 'The James Sinclair Letter' here: https://www.jamessinclair.net/the-letterFind out your Entreprenurial DNA, take the '8 Traits of the Greats' quiz here ► https://jamessinclair.scoreapp.comGet your tickets to our next event here ► https://www.jamessinclair.net/eventsApply to be on my podcast here ► https://jamessinclair.net/podcasts/My Socials:

VALUE FOR VALUE Thank you to the Bowl After Bowl Episode Producers: ItsMoro, harvhat, piez, ChadF, Shadowy Superbadger, southside, boobury, Not-CSB, cbrooklyn112, piranesi, ajoint, Boolysteed, makeheroism, bitpunk.fm, The Moon, RevCyberTrucker, Cannabis Records, Macho Man Randy Savage, ericpp Intro/Outro: Jahzzar - Stars JOIN OUR NODE PARTY II FRIDAY @ 7:00 p.m. Central Battle of the Fictional Douchebags SUNDAY March 2nd after No Agenda Check out Alex Emerick Jones sings Tiddies In My Face Send physical mail to: PO BOX 410514 Kansas City, MO 64141 FIRST TIME I EVER... Bowlers called in to discuss the First Time They Ever got a tattoo. Next week, tell us about the First Time YOU Ever got groceries delivered. TOP THREE 33 Boston snowfall totals this year (NBC Boston) Israel to free 1,900 Palestinians in exchange for 33 hostages in phase one (TRT World / YouTube) Turkey is supplying 33 million pounds of eggs to the US amid shortage due to bird flu outbreak (People) BEHIND THE CURTAIN American arrested in Moscow on drug smuggling charges is freed (CNN) Trump on drugs, death penaltyat the Governors Working Session (The White House / YouTube) Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders signs bill making medical marijuana tax revenue pay for free breakfast for school students (AR.gov)  Washington state courts plod through historic effort to vacate hundreds of thousands of illegal drug convictions (InvestigateWest) METAL MOMENT Tonight, the RevCyberTrucker brings us Black Sabbath's Black Sabbath. Follow him at SirRevCyberTrucker@noauthority.social ON CHAIN, OFF CHAIN, COCAINE, SHITSTAIN FRIDAY FEBRUARY 28th: NODE PARTY PT II 8PM Central  NWC Hackathon during bitcoin++ Apple pulls e2e iCloud encryption in UK, boots 135K+ 'non-compliant' apps (The Verge) LifPay temporarily suspends operations, winds down wallet services Upcoming KC Bitcoiners' meetup:  FRIDAY February 28th Bitcoin & Coffee at Take Care Thursday March 6th at The Bar 6:30 pm FUCK IT, DUDE. LET'S GO BOWLING! Birthday girl, 33 suffers severe burns when balloon explodes in her face (The New Zealand Herald) South Carolina man sentenced to 33 months in federal prison after pleading guilty in airport screening incident (The Republic News) New Egyptian tomb discovered, first in 100 years (CBS) Snowmobiler, 28, dies after being hit by fire truck called to help him (Not the Bee) Michigan veterinarian faces theft charge after refusing to return homeless man's dog (WOOD TV) Prosecutors say golden toilet was stole from English palace in 'audacious raid' (The Associated Press) Boy who died after injecting himself with butterfly remains spent 7 agonizing days in the hospital (New York Post) Woman sues fertility clinic saying she gave birth to another patient's baby (AP) Eggs being smuggled across southern border (Not the Bee) Irish police investigating severed hand left on school grounds by bird (Not the Bee)

US equities were narrowly mixed in fairly choppy Wednesday trading, though stocks finished off worst levels, with the Dow Jones and S&P500 closing up 25bps and 16bps, while the Nasdaq closed down 6bps. FOMC minutes noted participants felt that still-elevated inflation, strong consumer spending, and reduced risks to the labor market underlined the need for a careful approach to rate cuts. ADP private payrolls were up just 122K in December vs 135K consensus; hiring slowed across several industries. Today's auction of $22B of 30Y bonds stopped through, in contrast to the tailing 3- and 10-year auctions earlier this week.

Bitcoin is primed for a massive $135K surge, and new leaks from OpenAI could reshape the crypto landscape! Dive into the latest crypto news, explore how Bitcoin and altcoins are reacting, and uncover the secret that's got everyone talking. Don't miss this explosive update—listen now!

Welcome to the Business Broadcast Podcast! Each week James brings on the show an entrepreneur who shares their biggest challenges and struggles in business. James coaches the business owner through these challenges by asking those hard hitting questions in order to get to the bottom of these problems and help the business owner soar to success. Find out more from Mark here: https://www.roofwindowspecialists.com/ Sign up to my weekly newsletter 'The James Sinclair Letter' here: https://www.jamessinclair.net/the-letter   Find out your Entrepreneurial DNA and take our '8 Traits of the Greats' Quiz: https://jamessinclair.scoreapp.com Try Entrepreneurs University 14 Day FREE Trial Here ►  https://jamessinclair.net/entrepreneurs-university-free-trial/ Get your tickets to our next event here ► https://www.jamessinclair.net/events Apply to be on my podcast here ► https://jamessinclair.net/podcasts/ Watch the podcast on YouTube ► https://www.youtube.com/@jamessinclairspodcast

In de PokerCity Podcast #61 is Jeroen Kalthof te gast. Kalthof eindigde als tweede in €3K Main Even bij de MCOP voor €135K. Co-host van de PokerCity Podcast Wouter Beltz zat ook aan die finaletafel en won het €1.650 NLH Event. Genoeg om over te praten dus in deze editie van de PokerCity Podcast!  Wat kost gokken jou? Stop op tijd 18+PokerCity Podcast aflevering #61 -  Jeroen Kalthof is te gastIn deze editie van de PokerCity Podcast is Jeroen Kalthof te gast. Kalthof haalde nog geen week geleden bij de MCOP de finaletafel van het €3K Main Event. Hij eindigde als tweede voor €135K na een zure heads-up tegen de Fin Eero Abbey. Een op zure wijze verloren flip en gekraakte pocket tienen door pocket negens, hielden Kalthof van de titel af. We hebben het natuurlijk over de MCOP finaletafel en de heads-up, waarop we met Kalthof terugblikken.Daarnaast leren we Kalthof beter kennen, want hij pokert al aardig wat jaartjes full time met name online. Spelers van de Holland Casino Online Poker League, georganiseerd door PokerCity, kennen Kalthof als 'JardinSecret'. Kalthof is een vaste deelnemer aan deze wekelijkse online pokercompetitie.Gastheer Pieter Salet heeft deze week eigenlijk twee gasten, want co-host Wouter Beltz kende ook een geweldige MCOP. Beltz realiseerde een GOUD-ZILVER-GOUD back-to-back-to-back in het €1.650 NLH toernooi. Winnen in 2022, tweede in 2023 en vervolgens weer winnen in 2024 (voor €80K na een deal)! Een ongekende prestatie. En Beltz werd ook nog eens achtste in het €3K Main Event voor €26K, al hield hij net als Jeroen een beetje een zure nasmaak over aan de finaletafel.Uiteindelijk stelde Jeroen Kalthof het mooi, dat ze bevoorrecht zijn om hun uit de hand gelopen te beoefenen door een pokertoernooi van €3.000 te mogen spelen. Deze en meer bespiegelingen in de PokerCity Podcast. Veel luisterplezier!

In this episode, Adrienne shares her entrepreneurial journey from starting Armed Property Maintenance in 2006 to becoming a licensed builder and landing a $135K federal contract with the FAA. She discusses the challenges of working in the Detroit real estate market, including property theft, and how she adapted by implementing clever strategies like avoiding copper installations and securing last-minute equipment installations. Adrienne also reflects on buying properties for as little as $3,500 during the 2008 downturn, revealing key lessons from her experience in property preservation, insurance repairs, and federal contracting.

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On this episode of Bulture Podcast: -Chingy backs out of performing at Republican event with Donal Trump Jr. after criticism -Four dead and 18 hurt in Alabama mass shooting -Bryce Young fumbled and lost his job to Andy Dalton and his girl to Tyrese Maxey -The State ask the YSL witness in Young Thug case how he knows Detective Gaither..."Damekion Garlington's Auntie Was F**kin Her" -Women fired from Waffle House for doing Latto's "Brokey Challenge" -Future makes history as first artist ever to occupy the entire Top 10 on U.S Apple Music chart with tracks from "MIXTAPE PLUTO" -"MIXTAPE PLUTO" currently on pace to sell 120-135K units in its first week -Does Drake need Future more than Future needs Drake -Janet Jackson apologizes after she claiming she heard "Kamala Harris isn't black", says her remarks were based off "Disinformation" -Chinese zoo caught painting dogs white and black to look like pandas -Dallas club promoters going viral for "Freak Off Fridays" party with free baby oil -DJ Prettyboy Tank accused Ralo of "being weird and talking the entire time" during Rich Homie Quan's funeral service -Slim Thug shared photo of himself after shaving off his beard -False social media rumor claims YFN Lucci was killed in prison, TMZ confirms rumor is untrue and his Attorney Drew Findings assures Lucci is alive and well -Kamala Harris supports Second Amendment and rejects false dichotomy of the gun control debate -Jhonni Blaze reacts after former friend leaked audio of her saying rapper Big Boogie previously smelling like "death" -Jasmine "standing on business" Crocket strikes again -Nicki Minaj clears air about Tidal deal -Nelly sued by St. Lunatics for allegedly not crediting them for his debut LP -Women calls out successful single men for not wanting to date women with kids -Man accused of killing Blac Youngsta's brother has passed away -Turkey Leg Hut has been shut down for 39 health code violations -Teyana Taylor's close friend goes off on recent post of Iman Shumpert and Amber Rose photos in Miami -Glorilla announces album "Glorious" on Oct 11th -Jamie Foxx ends live after Jerry Jones started talking about players meat size -Diddys attorney says Crystal McKinney's sexual assault lawsuit "she's a little too late" -Nike CEO John Donahoe steps down -Women arrested in connection with Foolio's death will not wave her right to a speedy trail -Boosie speaks out in Diddys defense -Ruby Rose says she never slept with Druski

Join real estate investor Jordan Sylvester as he reveals his transformative journey from a $15K investment to a $135K real estate win. In this episode, Jordan shares how leveraging relationships and overcoming fear can lead to substantial success in real estate investing. Discover how strategic renovations and an investment mindset helped him build generational wealth.Connect with Jordan Sylvester! Explore more of Jordan's insights at jordansylvester.com.Real estate investing is not just about numbers, but relationships. Learn how Jordan's network played a crucial role in his first major success.Gain actionable insights into building a strong investment portfolio and avoiding common pitfalls.Understand the importance of multifamily assets and Section 8 as part of a diversified strategy.See how the REI Mastermind Network can help you develop a solid real estate investment strategy.Subscribe to the PODCAST! Support the show by liking, sharing, and leaving a review. Join the Community for more expert advice and exclusive content.SUPPORT THE SHOW! Take advantage of our sponsor deals to enhance your investing journey._"Success in real estate is not just about what you know, but who you know."_Embrace the lessons from Jordan's journey and start building your path to generational wealth today!CHAPTERS:00:00 - Jordan Sylvester Joins Jack00:23 - Why Realtors Don't Invest02:02 - Your First Real Estate Deal05:50 - Leveraging Relationships in Real Estate08:24 - What Happened in the Market14:21 - Jordan Sylvester's Authenticity Journey21:01 - Mindset Strategies from Jordan22:35 - Advice to His Younger Self25:04 - Topics We Wish We Covered26:13 - Lies Real Estate Investors Tell26:45 - Recommended Real Estate Books27:18 - Time Travel Advice for Younger Self27:29 - Key Strategies for SuccessRealDealCRM.comRealDealCRM is your Real Estate Investing Virtual Assistant. A Real Estate Investing CRM for Real Estate Investors created by Real Estate Investors. SMS, Stealth Voicemails, Phone, Voicemail, Funnels, and AUTOMATION in a single platform! Check out more details at RealDealCRM.comLIKE • SHARE • JOIN • REVIEWWebsiteJoin the REI Mastermind Network on Locals!Apple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsYouTubeSpotifyStitcherDeezerFacebook

Don't feel qualified? Dealing with imposter syndrome? Struggling with confidence? This is the episode where you'll hear allll the advice I wish someone would have given me from the energetic & mindset perspectives. Check out this little pep talk of an episode for shifts on: navigating imposter syndrome & the truth about where confidence comes from that most people don't realize how to get the clarity you're looking for on "who you're even talking to / who your ideal client is / what your message is / what you do / your niche" the number one mindset shift I had to make to grow my business from $15K to $135K from year one to year two why being a beginner is so hard for us AND what is so freaking beautiful and cool about it what you need to know about the intense feelings around fear of being seen, fear of abandonment, fear of rejection, etc. that are coming up for you how to know if it's "meant" for you or if you should "even do this" (especially if you don't feel "good enough" yet) In this episode, I invited you to a free LIVE class called PREMIUM: How to build a high-impact 6-figure coaching business...that pays your rent AND nourishes your soul. Register for it here!

Here's a look at the top headlines from around the Northland for Friday, July 26, 2024. Stories featured in this episode: Duluth could pay $135,000 to settle family's discrimination suit  Bill to turn Apostle Islands into national park would ban hunting in most areas Best Bets: All Pints North pre-party The Duluth News Tribune Minute is a product of Forum Communications Company and is brought to you by reporters at the Duluth News Tribune, Superior Telegram and Cloquet Pine Journal. Find more news throughout the day at duluthnewstribune.com. If you enjoy this podcast, please consider supporting our work with a subscription at duluthnewstribune.news/podcast. Your support allows us to continue providing the local news and content you want.

I'm going to be honest with you guys: I see a LOT of incredible, super high talented coaches really struggling right now to sign clients and make enough money to support their lives. I'm seeing so many choosing to go the low-ticket route, talking about how hard it is to sell high-ticket and also, am seeing so many quit altogether. In this episode I'm sharing: Why I think some people ARE actually having a harder time selling high-ticket and what's going on in the industry that's causing it My predictions for where the future of "high-ticket" coaching and course creation is going (and the answer to the question, is the era over?) Some context & perspective shifts that will make you think differently about high-ticket services & offers no matter what industry you're in Recommendations if you're in the boat of feeling like high-ticket is hard and you're not sure what to do about it Finally, I mentioned in the episode that I'm running a free live class that I am SO excited about called PREMIUM: How to Build a High-Impact 6-Figure Coaching Business where Im' going to be breaking down my philosophy on the fundamentals (that most people are skipping) that every online coach or course creator MUST practice for a successful business. I'll also be sharing my story for the first time in a long time about how I nearly 10x'd my coaching business (it was purpose & career coaching back then!) from $15K in my first year to $135K in my second. Save Your Seat Here! I also talked about my free Nail Your Niche workbook & guide which will help you not only get super clear on your niche ONCE AND FOR FREAKING ALL, but will help you choose the niche that is the most suited for YOU, your gifts, your talents, and your unique experiences. Grab the Nail Your Niche free workbook here! It would mean the world to me if you left a review & shared this episode to anyone who you think might love it. Got a sticky place or challenge you're dealing with in business and want my perspective? Share it here!

HAND #1 (8 handed, in the money, blinds 10K/25K - 25K BB ante)Reard (740K stack) raises to 50K with Q♣ J♠ from middle position. Kornuth (2.2M stack) folds A♣ 9♥  from Small Blind. Deeb (990K stack) calls 6♠ 3♠ from Big Blind.Flop T♠ 9♣ 3♣. Deeb checks. Reard bets 45K. Deeb calls.Turn A♠. Deeb checks. Reard bets 135K. Deeb all-in for 645K effective. Reard folds.HAND #2 (7 handed, in the money, blinds 15K/30K - 30K BB ante)Bleznick (1.9M stack) calls in the Small Blind with A♣ Q♠. Schulman (1.6M stack) checks with 6♥ 2♣.Flop 9♥ 9♣ 4♣. Bleznick checks. Schulman bets 30K into 90K. Bleznick calls.Turn 7♥. Bleznick checks. Schulman bets 150K. Bleznick calls.River 5♥. Bleznick checks. Schulman bets 350K. Bleznick folds.Get access to Aaron Barone's exclusive training content in the Upswing Lab: https://upswingpoker.com/the-poker-lab-coachingVideo Version of This Episode | Written Version of This EpisodeWatch the full final table at https://www.pokergo.com/Subscribe to Upswing Poker on YouTube for Video Versions of These Episodes

Welcome to the Daily Compliance News. Each day, Tom Fox, the Voice of Compliance, brings you compliance-related stories to start your day. Sit back, enjoy a cup of morning coffee and listen to the Daily Compliance News. All from the Compliance Podcast Network. Each day, we consider four stories from the business world: compliance, ethics, risk management, leadership, or general interest for the compliance professional. In today's edition of Daily Compliance News: Corruption drives trafficking in Southeast Asia. (Al Jazeera) South African Speaker of Parliament charged with corruption. (WaPo) A former head of the China Football Association was jailed for life for corruption. (ESPN) A witness alleges there are tapes of Hungarian corruption. (AP) For more information on the Ethico ROI Calculator and a free White Paper on the ROI of Compliance, click here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Paul Sousa, the Director of Environmental Services & Regulatory Affairs at Western United Dairies, joins us on this episode of Seen & Herd, where he summarizes the PRB Meeting on February 5, 2024, in Modesto. Paul guides us through the meeting's agenda, offering his insight into the topics discussed. A copy of the meeting agenda can be found here. A thorough article summarizing the meeting can be found here. For questions about the episode, please reach out to Paul Sousa at paul@wudairies.com. ABOUT WESTERN UNITED DAIRIES: Questions: If you have any questions about the episode, shoot us an email at ⁠podcast@wudairies.com⁠ Learn More: To learn more about Western United Dairies, visit ⁠https://westernuniteddairies.com⁠. Become a Member: ⁠https://westernuniteddairies.com/membership⁠ Visit the Western United Dairies' Website and Social Media Platforms: ⁠Website⁠ ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠Facebook⁠ ⁠Apple Podcast⁠ ⁠Spotify⁠ Western United Dairies Foundation - ⁠⁠https://wudfoundation.com⁠⁠

In our very first episode, we had the pleasure of chatting with Luis Serrano—one of the top voices in the AI space. Luis Serrano is a technology and science popularizer, researcher, and practitioner and author of the best-selling book Grokking Machine Learning. He is currently the developer relations lead at Cohere, and has previously worked at several tech companies including Google and Apple. He's also the brains behind popular ML courses on platforms like Coursera and Udacity, and the popular YouTube channel Serrano Academy, with over 135K subscribers. In this episode, we unpack Luis's fascinating journey, from his childhood and maths fears to a deep-seated passion for it and all things related, including AI and ML. We explore his career path in detail uncovering the pivotal moments and learnings, as he navigated through big tech players, changing gears from Maths to AI and Quantum AI, and how he ultimately found his true calling. We further venture into the world of AI, exploring its profound impact on education and society—both the positive advancements and the challenges it presents, and how they are reshaping the world and future. And of course, we touch upon the human side of it all—exploring the themes of humanity and empathy and implications for the future. The podcast ends with a fun and engaging rapid-fire round, again packed with bite-sized learning. So tune in, learn and get inspired!

On this episode of Creator Ave, Neo Davis spills the beans on his jaw-dropping journey to making over a million dollars in a day, breaking down the barriers of what's truly possible with the right mindset, strategies, and a dash of ninja tactics. If you think making a fortune overnight is a far-fetched dream, think again! Join our Patreon to support the podcast and exclusive content every week https://www.patreon.com/nickyandmoose

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Beate is a go-getter, and that truly reflected in her story. We start by understanding how she got into $135,000 in debt, all while being a single parent, and the shift it caused in her life to building a business that combined her photography passion with a gap in the market. She turned that business into a global enterprise that she sold to Bill Gates in a multimillion-dollar deal. Beate now uses her proven strategies to help others grow their businesses. Connect with Beate:IG: https://www.instagram.com/beatechelette/For business owners: growthblockerquiz.comConnect with me:https://www.instagram.com/its_coach_jess/The content in this podcast is for entertainment purposes only.  Consult with a financial professional for questions about your personal situation. 

Million Dollar Marco and Tony Sharp are on their way to South Florida for the NBA and NHL Finals. Tony live Race to 10 loading. The 100x Club drops their bets for both series. Can the Heat continue to make tough shots? Marco and Tony give us their NBA Finals predictions. A massive update on the $763k parlay bettor. The 30 threes in 60 seconds challenge. Can Marco get close?

Houston native Eboni Roberts has established a lifestyle brand and household name with her company Kicky Mats. Kicky Mats, was created as a hobby that Roberts promoted via social media and word of mouth within the Houston area. With positive feedback and support from her community, the side hustle/hobby eventually scaled to a full-time career. Social media has been her target outlet for scaling the brand with over 135K followers and millions of impressions. https://kickymats.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theflexcoach/support

EP 46: How I Went From $135k to $202,500   This week on the Emily Otto Show is part 2 from last week's podcast, and I'm sharing how I went from six figures to multiple six figures in my business.   First what I didn't do. I didn't change anything when it came to the structure of my business. It was working, and I didn't need to learn a new strategy. That's not to say that you can't add to your strategy or amplify a new message.    I invested in myself. I had a coach and sisterhood.   I went all in on my messaging and supporting my audience. I reached out to my audience to see what they needed, then crafted masterclasses, challenges, and podcasts    Doubled down on my marketing around my signature programs. Having a program suite is key. With a small variety of offers and payment options, you are able to support your clients and have a stacked system of money coming in.    Check out this week's podcast for all the juicy details.   Then join me in my free Facebook group Business Coaching for Healers and Spiritual Entrepreneurs with Emily Otto. https://www.facebook.com/groups/rebellemagic     The REBELLE MASTERMIND is OPEN for enrollment Six Months of Scaling Your Magickal Online Biz in a Supernatural Sisterhood What's included? Four video coaching calls LIVE with me every single month. A Facebook group is open for your videos and coaching support. Access to ALL of my programs (over $3K in value alone!). Access to ALL my recorded masterclasses, templates, mindset tools, and resources. GROUP VIP DAYS with me, online, so you can soar and get the most out of our work together in sisterhood. A 44-minute strategy session with ME to kick off your experience in the Mastermind! View the sales page, select your options, and HMU on any social media platform with questions.   https://www.emily-otto.com/rebelle-mastermind-2023  

00:00 Intro 00:20 Market Overview 05:40 Another Punk Dump 09:47 Notable Sales: Hoodie Cryptopunk, 210 ETH; Ben Zank “Feeling Divided,” 8.69 ETH; Post Humanity Arcade by Sutu, 13 ETH Subscribe to PROOF on YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOaX0Vu-dWB7bNjFMnbBo2A?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on other platforms: Proof Podcasts Twitter | http://www.twitter.com/proofpodcasts  Telegram | https://t.me/proofcountdown  NFTstatistics Twitter | http://www.twitter.com/punk9059  Proof Twitter | http://www.twitter.com/proof_xyz NFTstatistics Presentation Deck https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1TIpXYVPVIl4ffsJaqlKTC-NtlVxGoEbiZ95dEwhzzug/edit?usp=sharing

This week on the Emily Otto Show I'm sharing a livestream that I did about going from $395 to $135k in my business in 2 years.    In this episode, I'm going to share the three main things to pay attention to while growing your business.   Create a sampler session offer for people to work with you  Borrow other people's audiences and send personal invitations KEEP GOING   My goal as a business coach has been to build something that gives healers and spiritual entrepreneurs the structure and the strategy to create a container for their magic.    Money in your hands is a good thing, but the only way we get it there is by opening up these channels, and creating the structures in your business so that your clients can flow to you. Pay you and be supported by you.    Check out this week's podcast for all the juicy details.   Join me in my free Facebook group Business Coaching for Healers and Spiritual Entrepreneurs with Emily Otto. Make sure you tag me and tell me about the 25 reasons your work is highly valuable and worthy of massive compensation.   https://www.facebook.com/groups/rebellemagic   Doing It Right Daily Journal Prompts   $25 Webinar Marketing Ebook on Amazon The next round of the REBELLE MASTERMIND is OPEN for enrollment Six Months of Scaling Your Magickal Online Biz in a Supernatural Sisterhood What's included? Three video coaching calls LIVE with me every single month. A Facebook group for your videos and coaching support. Access to ALL of my programs (over $3K in value alone!). Access to ALL my recorded masterclasses, templates, mindset tools, and resources. GROUP VIP DAYS with me, online, so you can soar and get the most of out our work together in sisterhood. Early bird BONUS - Pricing of $555/mo, full rate is $1111/mo and that changes the morning of March 28! A 44-minute strategy session with ME to kick off your experience in the Mastermind! View the sales page, select your options, and HMU on any social media platform with questions.   https://www.emily-otto.com/rebelle-mastermind-2023  

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This week, Mike and Jeremy talk about a big Nissan recall,  a crazy owner loyalty report and answer your car question emails. Mike reviews the Ford Bronco Raptor Then they talk with their pal Richard Rawlings from Gas Monkey Garage and the Fast ‘N Loud TV Show about a $135K car giveaway!

00:00 Intro 00:22 Market Overview 03:12 Moonbirds Vision 08:08 Momoguro Drops 09:23 Notable Sales: CloneX Alien / Murakami Drip, 85 WETH; Life in West America: Freefall, 20 WETH; Chapter 1: Lux by Ben Strauss, 8.679 ETH Follow us! Proof Podcasts Twitter | http://www.twitter.com/proofpodcasts Telegram | https://t.me/proofcountdown NFTstatistics Twitter | http://www.twitter.com/punk9059 Proof Twitter | http://www.twitter.com/proof_xyz NFTstatistics Presentation Deck https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1EwlQheUAhNEc_Bnal1DahhPFNFcx4BmNqMVe18r-bzs/edit?usp=sharing

Happy New Year, y'all! After an awesome holiday season (and some not-so-awesome holiday colds), Bubbles & Biz is back

Latasha James is a marketing expert, digital creator, and coach. She's built an audience on YouTube with nearly 135K subscribers where she creates videos to help entrepreneurs to scale their business and leverage social media. She also hosts The Freelance Friday Podcast, facilitates a mastermind group (Freelance Friday Club), and has developed several online courses like the Social Media Management Toolbox. Visit her site: https://latashajames.com Things we discuss: -What really prevents people from creating content online -How she's grown and shifted her business from services based to digital -An important question she asks herself before she publishes content -How reading The War of Art by Steven Pressfield impacted her creativity -Guardrails she's implemented to show up as the best version of herself at home and work and more.. -- Please consider leaving a review and visit www.omaid.me for updates

Today I'm answering a great question that I received from a very seasoned and successful stylist who has a desire and want for more. Although she's very happy with her lifestyle and what she has achieved, she is constantly left with a feeling of needing more, so I am going to talk to you today about what this “more” can look like for you in your life and salon. This episode is really about getting you to think about what it is that you want in life and what you want to get from this industry. So get creative, because this industry is changing and you need to stay open-minded. There are so many possibilities available right now, and I can't wait to help guide the industry in the direction that I know it needs to go in!  If you have a question for me that you'd like answered in a future episode, a great way to do that is to head over to Apple Podcasts and leave a rating and review with your question. I'm looking forward to doing more of these types of episodes on the podcast! If you're not already following us, @thethrivingstylist, what are you waiting for? This is where I share pro tips every single week, along with winning strategies, testimonials, and amazing breakthroughs from my audience. You're not going to want to miss out on this! Learn more at: https://thethrivingstylist.com/podcast/256 

Today on Lets Play: Daily Gaming News-Sony acquires Savage Game StudiosGenshin Impact devs are "currently working on" reported ransomware exploitAll-women speedrunning event Flame Fatales raises $135K for charityFlame Fatales 2022 ArchiveFollow Nate on Twitter @NateBenderama Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Cole Humphus built an online business that was making $400K/month and sold it for 8 figures! In this episode, you'll learn: How to improve your sales funnels! How to fix your order forms so more people will take your offer! Cole's one-penny order bump! Building a small and mighty team to grow your business What life is like after you sell your online business! Cole Humphus used to work in corporate finance. He began listening to Pat Flynn's Smart Passive Income Podcast and decided to get into photography. His first business, Cole's Classroom grew to $135K in the first year selling courses and products. The next year, the business grew to $1.3M and then doubled that the next year! He added a membership to his online offers, and everything changed! If you need help starting, building, and growing an online business, check out all of the support and resources for entrepreneurs at https://www.ShaneSams.com and https://www.FlippedLifestyle.com!  Follow Shane on twitter @shane_sams.

After acquiring a business line of credit, the next and most vital step is to use it wisely. In this episode, we share how you can spend this fund strategically and make the most out of it by generating even more money. At this time, being super smart with your finances and investment decisions should be your top priority! Key takeaways to listen for  Creative options for utilizing your business credit  Best ways to flip houses with limited funds Helpful advice to maximize your money Resources mentioned in this episode YouTube Video: How To Spend A 135K Business Line Of Credit?   Connect with Us To learn more about partnering with us, visit our website at https://javierhinojo.com/ and www.allstatescapitalgroup.com, or send an email to admin@allstateseg.com.  Sign up to get our Free Apartment Due Diligence Checklist Template and Multifamily Calculator by visiting https://javierhinojo.com/free-tools/. To join Javier's Mastermind, go to https://javierhinojo.com/mastermind/ and to apply to his BDB Mastermind, see https://javierhinojo.com/mastermind/#apply_form and answer the form. Follow Me on Social Media Facebook: Javier A Hinojo Jr. Facebook Group: Billion Dollar Multifamily and Commercial Real Estate YouTube Channel: Javier Hinojo Instagram: @javierhinojojr TikTok: @javierhinojojr Twitter: @JavierHinojoJr

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Reaching out to financial institutions can help your business grow exponentially. You'll take in a lot of information regarding the value of applying for a business line of credit and how it can affect your credit score. Tune in to this episode to start getting loans, and credit increases quickly! Key takeaways to listen for  What is “stated income loan” and its requirements Is it possible to have a credit card solely for your business First steps on how to secure a large line of credit   Connect with Us To learn more about partnering with us, visit our website at https://javierhinojo.com/ and www.allstatescapitalgroup.com, or send an email to admin@allstateseg.com.  Sign up to get our Free Apartment Due Diligence Checklist Template and Multifamily Calculator by visiting https://javierhinojo.com/free-tools/. To join Javier's Mastermind, go to https://javierhinojo.com/mastermind/ and to apply to his BDB Mastermind, see https://javierhinojo.com/mastermind/#apply_form and answer the form. Follow Me on Social Media Facebook: Javier A Hinojo Jr. Facebook Group: Billion Dollar Multifamily and Commercial Real Estate YouTube Channel: Javier Hinojo Instagram: @javierhinojojr TikTok: @javierhinojojr Twitter: @JavierHinojoJr

The analyst who called the May 2021 crypto market collapse says there's now a case to be made for the king cryptocurrency (Bitcoin) to rally its way to the $135,000 level. The closely followed pseudonymous analyst known as Dave the Wave tells his 96,000 Twitter followers that based on one theory, BTC could top out roughly 229% above current price levels about a year from now. By drawing straight, long-term trend lines through each Bitcoin bull cycle, Dave the Wave identifies each cycle's bottom, top, and bear market bottom. “One for the bulls. The ‘BBT's project a 135K target mid next year~” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Ramsey Call of the Day is a quick, daily dose of advice on life and money in under ten minutes. Hear from experts like Dave Ramsey, Ken Coleman, Rachel Cruze, Dr. John Delony, and George Kamel. Part of the Ramsey Network. Delivered to you five days a week.

Wonder why lots of physicians are turning to Short Term Rentals? This episode will give you answers. Dr. Neil Shah is a Musculoskeletal Radiologist for the New York Jets. He recently spoke at the Short Term Revolution Conference sharing his story about getting started with Short Term Rentals, and how he made $135K from one property in 5 months! You can find Dr. Shah's listings at www.noworryvacations.comTo get the full recordings for STRCON2021, visit www.strcon2021.comWant to get started with Short Term Rentals? Check out our recent training at https://workwithme2021.com/stra and click “book a call” to connect with someone on our team.

Kelle Sparta, The Spirit Doctor(TM), is a transformational shaman working with high-performance people to unlock hidden aspects of their potential. She teaches people to master their energy to create next-level results. She works with her clients to uncover and remove hidden blocks, resistances, and beliefs that keep them from their happiness and success.  Kelle uses her skills as a shaman, coach, energy healer, psychic, medium, channel, and empath to accelerate her clients' progress.   She is the founder of The Sacred Power and Purpose Mystery School – a school that teaches self-transformation, magic, and how to become a transformational shaman.  She has been a speaker at Zest Fest, The Belly and Womb Conference, The Women Spiritual Leaders Summit, The Red Ladder Summit, E-Women Network, and more. She has been featured on many podcasts including Sense of Soul, Our Daily Magic, January Jones, The Miracle of Healing, The Natural Healing Show, The Paranormal Podcast, and Spiritual Rockstar. She has been interviewed in Thrive Global and Authority Magazine as well as The Boston Globe. She has been a writer for The Elephant Journal, OMTimes, and Medium.  Kelle is also the co-host of the wildly popular (over 135K downloads and counting) podcast, Spirit Sherpa where she covers all things energy, magick, and the spirit world as well as personal growth tips to help intuitives release anxiety and increase wellbeing. Spirit Sherpa was listed in Feedspots' Top 25 Metaphysical Podcasts You Must Follow in 2021.  http://www.spiritsherpapodcast.com (www.SpiritSherpaPodcast.com) Booking Let's tune in and learn more about her inspiring story. [00:01 – 04:58] Getting to Know Kelle I welcome and introduce my guest, Kelle Sparta Raised in the New Age movement How Kelle found herself practicing shamanism [04:59 – 48:37] Business Energetics - How Your Energy Field is Impacting Your Business What is a shaman? “If you ask 100 shamans what a shaman is, they'll give you 100 different answers.” The Three Different Worlds of Shamanism Energetic World Magic Crowd Personal Growth Crowd Kelle's Calling: Hitting the Saturn Return at 28 How Kelle overturned her miserable life “God as the universe, it is all that is, and we are it and it is us.” Kelle talks about what she teaches and practices and how she works with others Emotional Safety Self-Identity and How to Pull Your Energy Field Personal Growth The energy you give away and the energy you allow to come back in Kelle shares a story on how she followed energy to uncover a business mystery Two Different Ways to Use Your Third Eye Why you should stop being intellectual Trusting your gut intuition Not being in your head but being in your body Our mind has protective instincts, the body is connected to the spirit How to Heal a Past Trauma and Addiction You can speed it up On addiction: The goal isn't to replace the pleasure, but to eliminate the pain On trauma: The trauma the people don't know most about is emotional abuse Uplevelling when you're feeling like a fraud in the entrepreneurial space A Cycle of Living Different Lives through Past Lives What about psychedelics? [48:38 – 51:37] Closing Segment  How to connect with Kelle Sparta. See links below. Final words Tweetable Quotes: “Until you can feel safe on a daily basis, you cannot grow because growth requires leaving your comfort zone.” – Kelle Sparta “A simple, easy way to develop your intuition is just to do a walk by intuition.” – Kelle Sparta ----------------------------- Follow Kelle on http://spiritsherpapodcast.com/ (Spirit Sherpa Podcast), kelle@kellesparta.com, https://www.facebook.com/kellesparta (Facebook), https://twitter.com/kellesparta (Twitter), https://www.instagram.com/kellesparta/ (Instagram), https://tiktok/@kellesparta (TikTok), https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0jXbllhVlDcHRqMSQpR2DQ (Youtube), https://www.linkedin.com/in/kellesparta/

Money. That's what we're covering today - a surprisingly emotional, gendered topic that creates challenging dynamics in relationships. And our guest is no other than Sallie Krawcheck, Chair of the Ellevate Network, a 135K-strong global professional women's network. She is also the CEO and co-founder of Ellevest, an investment platform that's on a mission to get more money in the hands of women. In this episode, Sallie shares her story, from taking dozens of Nos during the most challenging moments in her highly lauded career in finance, to how she allowed herself to mentally shift from this is so embarrassing and unfortunate to ‘this is another step in the road.'--Love the podcast? Please follow us or subscribe for FREE, rate, and leave us a review! Follow Liz on Instagram: @lizbohannon @ssekodesigns.This podcast is produced by Hueman Group Media. Follow us on IG @huemangroupmedia and Twitter @hueman_media. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nemanja had a chance to sit down with Ognjen Boskovic, Head of Growth at Content Distribution to talk about the way they reached $135K ARR in 135 days. They talked about choosing the right channels for content distribution, gating content or not, but most importantly they dug deeper into Ognjen's transition from being the first marketer in a company where the CEO understands marketing to his journey to becoming Head of Growth. What differentiates Content Distribution from all the other agencies out there that helped them grow? Ognjen said: "Execution is where you can innovate and stand out. It usually comes down to... - deliver as no one does - write better copy Listen to the episode to find out more and subscribe to get notified when we drop the new episodes. Subscribe to Ognjen's newsletter: https://strongerteams.com/marketing/ Follow him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/boskovicognjen/ Check Content Distribution website: https://contentdistribution.com/seo-case-study/ Or join Content Distribution community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/contentdistributionengine --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/funky-marketing/message

We talk to YouTube sensation, Richard on his story over the past few years including a book, magazines, radio and a huge following on YouTube.

How to grow your ARR from 0 to $135k in 4 months? This is the story of Ognjen and his team at Content Distribution After hearing the sucess of Ognjen, I was curious to learn what is the secret sauce behind his growth efforts I jumped on a podcast with Ognjen to uncover the story behind this impressive growth he achieved in a very short time When I asked Ognjen about his 3 best marketing plays that helped him to go from 0 to $135k, he mentioned: Content distributionConverting 20% of organic traffic into leadsGrowing a community Listen to this episode to learn more about Ognjen 3 best marketing plays that skyrocketed his company's growth.

Beate is a strong-spirited entrepreneur. Her story is her legacy and although it is capitalized with business success, she is no stranger to adversity. Beate does a great job articulating her challenges and how they shaped her as a businesswoman & individual. One of the things I enjoy most about her is that she writes her own story. No matter what has happened, good or bad, she takes responsibility for where she goes from here.In this conversation, we discuss how she lost her first business, which led her to be 135k in debt, writing a letter to the President of the United States, and selling her company to Bill Gates.https://beatechelette.com/Email: bc@beatechelette.com

Amira Alvarez is the founder and CEO of The Unstoppable Woman, a global coaching company helping entrepreneurs, empire builders, athletes, creatives, and rising stars in all fields achieve their dreams and goals in record time. Learn about what tactical strategies and mindset shifts are required to get out of your own way, live life on your own terms, and master the art of achieving any goal you set your mind to. In this show: How to create the framework for unstoppable success. How your inner talk and mindset can help you or hold you back. The importance of only getting feedback from people who matter. If it's not working, blame the system and not the person. Join our Tribe at https://leadership-hacker.com Music: " Upbeat Party " by Scott Holmes courtesy of the Free Music Archive FMA Transcript: Thanks to Jermaine Pinto at JRP Transcribing for being our Partner. Contact Jermaine via LinkedIn or via his site JRP Transcribing Services Find out more about Amira below: Amira on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amiraalvarez/ The Unstoppable Woman Website: https://theunstoppablewoman.com Amira on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theunstoppablewoman/ Amira on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AmiraAlvarez Full Transcript Below ----more---- Steve Rush: Some call me Steve, dad, husband or friend. Others might call me boss, coach or mentor. Today you can call me The Leadership Hacker.   Thanks for listening in. I really appreciate it. My job as the leadership hacker is to hack into the minds, experiences, habits and learning of great leaders, C-Suite executives, authors and development experts so that I can assist you developing your understanding and awareness of leadership. I am Steve Rush and I am your host today. I am the author of Leadership Cake. I am a transformation consultant and leadership coach. I cannot wait to start sharing all things leadership with you   Amira Alvarez is the special guest on today's show. She is the founder and CEO of The Unstoppable Woman. She's also the host of The Unstoppable Woman Podcast. But before we get a chance to speak with Amira, here is The Leadership Hacker News.   The Leadership Hacker News   Steve Rush: In the news today. We explore the notion, what is unstoppable? Unstoppable people are like warriors. They're always ready to take on the world. They're guided from something within. Full of boundless energy and unwavering in their goals. So how do they do this? Where do they find that strength, that stamina to keep going? Unstoppable people keep their inner fires burning and developing characteristics necessary to become successful. So as today's show is focusing on being unstoppable, it sent me down a rabbit hole of research to find out what are the key characteristics and traits that make people become unstoppable. And here's my top eight from the research.   Number one is Belief. Use whatever term you like to describe these people. But the bottom line is that confidence is key if you want to be unstoppable. You have to have the courage to put yourself out there in the first place. You have to believe what it takes. Mental challenges will be among the biggest obstacles you face as an entrepreneur, as a leader, and without a healthy dose of confidence, you'll be tempted to accept defeat when you should be actually finding a way to bounce back from failure. Two is Vision. All unstoppable people have a really clear vision and every path to success starts with the vision. It gives you a sense of direction, and it's the reason for working as hard as we do. Once you have a vision for what you want your future to look and feel like you need to set a series of goals to achieve that dream. This is your plan for getting there. Your vision and mission should be something that you've really clearly defined. It's written down and regurgitated by everybody that can speak to you.   Three is Persistence. You can be the most talented, intelligent, and creative person out there, but without persistence, you're going to be doomed to mediocrity at best. Successful and unstoppable people know they must dig deep to find their real true grit and determination to reach their goal. And they don't let hurdles hold them back. They find a way round obstacles and keep moving forward. And persistence is a habit, you must develop that through practice and not from procrastination.   Four is Self-Awareness. Becoming self-aware allows us to understand ourselves as unique individuals, beyond the roles we play with our work colleagues and our friends and family, but being self-aware is understanding who we are underneath our patterns of behavior, strengths and weaknesses. Unstoppable people take time to understand themselves on a much deeper level. And self-awareness is the key to goal setting, of course, which is also paramount to being unstoppable.   Number five, they are Change Resisters. Unstoppable people don't panic in the face of change. They understand the importance of being flexible and embracing new developments and innovation and being adaptable means having the elastic mindset that allows you to adjust to environment. They understand they must be resilient and versatile or resist becoming ineffective and irrelevant. They learn the importance of being able to bend and flex, or the alternative means being broken and discarded.   Number six is Responsibility. Taking responsibility has two parts. They answer for them, mistakes and failures, but they also take credit for their successes. Relentless people own their failures as much as they revel in their accomplishments. They acknowledge and learn from both in order to gain wisdom and knowledge necessary to pursue even bigger dreams and goals. And taking responsibility is about acknowledging that you and you alone are in charge of your life. You're the driver in the driver's seat. No one else can take that role and no one else can dictate your future. Unstoppable people recognize they are in control. Number seven is they're lifelong Learners. Our ability to learn and grow is key in our ability to improve and innovate and to be unstoppable we must embrace learning. We should be an avid consumer of knowledge, information, skills, and be constantly seeking to educate ourselves. Unstoppable people recognize becoming a voracious learner will feed their mind, allowing new connections and ideas to flourish. And those who relentlessly pursue their goals, never stop seeking to expand their understanding and increase their knowledge of the world around them.   And finally, number eight, no Ego and no Jealousy. There's a huge difference between self-confidence and ego. Self-competence is when you understand your worth and you believe in yourself, an ego is when your sense of self becomes overinflated. You become focused on your self-interest. Ego and arrogance are often closely related to jealousy and resentment. And unstoppable leaders understand ego and jealousy operate out of fear. They recognize if left unchecked, these emotions will get in the way of their own success. Conversely, humility will bring out the best in those around you. Someone else's success is not a threat to your own advancement, their achievements don't span out your future. They recognize that ditching defensiveness and stopping making it all about themselves helps them be unstoppable.   So, the leadership lessons here is if we want to be unstoppable leaders, we need to focus on results. Keep your mind open to new possibilities, constantly learn and recognize our self-worth. That's been The Leadership Hacker News. If you have any news, insights or stories you'd like us to hear, please get in touch. Start of Podcast   Steve Rush: Joining me on the show today is Amira Alverez. She's the CEO of theunstoppablewoman.com, she's a coach and podcast host of The Unstoppable Woman Podcast. Amira, welcome to The Leadership Hacker Podcast.   Amira Alvarez: So excited to be here Steve, thank you for having me.   Steve Rush: It was another year since we spoke, I was looking at my notes. We last met in December, believe it or not. And we all thought then that we'd be out of the pandemic and into a world of milk and honey, but we're still kind of in somewhat of a lockdown. How have things been for you?   Amira Alvarez: You know, I always look for the opportunities. I always look for the positive stuff, so I'm sticking with that. I do realize that it has been one heck of an experience for all of us. And I have a lot of compassion for those of, you know, in our community who are really struck in and hurt by what's happening. For me, I'm just enjoying life at its fullest, you know, given the new parameters.   Steve Rush: Yeah, and I think that's the right way to adopt to it. I mean, we all are faced with adversity and we all are faced with challenge, but there is a lot to be said about having the right mindset and facing into it in the right way too, isn't there?   Amira Alvarez: Hundred precent, helps so much, helps keep you going, helps you know, helps you grow your business too.   Steve Rush: And that's why you are the unstoppable woman.   Amira Alvarez: Well, I'm one of many unstoppable women, okay. The brand is called that to call people forward into understanding. What's what is in fact, stopping them from executing on their potential, executing on their greatness, executing on their goals? We all have this potential for greatness, if you will, but not all of us on it. That was me for many, many years. I stopped myself. Nothing outside of me was stopping me. It was me, that was stopping me.   Steve Rush: Good.   Amira Alvarez: And that's where the brand really came from it.   Steve Rush: Yeah, well, before we get into that and find out a little bit about the work that you do now, just maybe for those that are listening in, who haven't met with you before, just give us a little bit of a backstory as to kind of how you've arrived through your career to do what you do today?   Amira Alvarez: Sure. So, I would say that I had the classic middle-class upbringing. I was brought up by two parents who were very pro education, pro you know, getting good grades, going to college, getting a good job and being successful in life. And that was my modus operandi for most of my life was do a good job at whatever you're doing and you will be successful. And I played that out, I did that, and that worked really well in sort of my management career, my corporate career, because there was a structure to the organization that was like how you study for a test and get a good grade on a test. You knew what you needed to be successful more or less when you're moving up that corporate ladder, their quarterly goals, things like that, initiatives. And yet when I went out on my own, there was no test to work towards. All I had was what I desired, what I wanted to create, but I had no framework for how to create that. And I struggled and I struggled like lots of really smart go getters who have passion, who want to be great in this world.   Steve Rush: Right.   Amira Alvarez: Want to make an input. My one tool Steve was work harder, right? Like just put everything at it. If you're not getting what you want, just work harder. And ultimately, I got to the place where I was, you know, classic entrepreneurship working 14-hour days, 16-hour days, 12-hour days, whatever it was. And I wasn't getting ahead.   Steve Rush: Right, so step back a bit. What was it that took you from that corporate career to becoming an entrepreneur? What was the pivotal moment for you?   Amira Alvarez: Oh, very, very clear. So, I loved my corporate world and I had every tension too, you know, rise to the top, be the CFO, CEO of a company. And I was working in Silicon Valley and this was during the tech boom. And then we had the tech bust, right. It all fell apart, and all the companies were really impacted. And the company that I worked for went through round after round, after round of layoffs. And when the CEO got laid off, I raised my hand and I said, I'm ready. I'm ready to try something new. Now at that point, I had a huge amount of physical pain that I was working through because I was so committed, right. Just work harder was my adage that I had lost feeling in my fingertips. I had neck and back pain. It was pretty horrendous. And I was quite lucky at that point, the company was giving six months' severance and I got to step back and decide, what did I want to be when I grew up? And it was from that point on, that I decided I wanted to start my own business. And I went about doing that and I had to really learn how to do that. I had some natural innate skills, but a lot of it, I had to really study and learn.   Steve Rush: So, from there you managed to grow a really successful coaching business and helping dozens and dozens of women really grow their business exponentially. Just tell us a little bit about the work that you're doing now?   Amira Alvarez: A hundred percent. So first I had to do the work myself, right. There was some natural ability, I'm going to give myself some credit. First year in business, not a ton of money, but I made 30K. Second year in business, I tripled that. Didn't cross that Six-Figure mark, but I had done something significant, tripling my income. Third year in business, got to 138, and that's when I was like, I can't work any harder, right?   Steve Rush: Yeah.   Amira Alvarez: I remember Steve. I don't know if you've ever had this experience, but I was sitting, it wasn't a client day. So, I was sitting on the floor of my office and got my laptop on my lap. I was just trying to get one more thing done. My husband called up from downstairs and said, hey, dinner's ready. And I was like, I just need to get one thing done. 45 minutes later, he's like, I'm starting. To his credit, he was just good to go, right. But me, I was like, oh, this is not okay with me. I can't continue this, and the truth of its Steve was that I was still in the clothes that I'd slept in. And they weren't like sexy, pretty clothes. They were, you know, sweats with a ripped t-shirt and dog hair all over them, right?   Steve Rush: Yeah.   Amira Alvarez: I hadn't showered. I hadn't brushed my teeth, right. And this wasn't pathetic, okay. I was like, I cannot run a business like this, but I was so driven. I can't let anyone down. I'm less important than other people. I want to be clear. I'm not against hard work. And I had to figure out a different way. And that's when I studied success, I studied what actually create success. And I went from $138k to $708K in one year as a solo entrepreneur.   Steve Rush: That's a massive shift. What was the one thing within that time you thought? Yeah, that's definitely the thing that's made the difference.   Amira Alvarez: Okay. Well, I can't give you one, okay. I will call out two things. One is an inner game thing. One is an outer game thing, that's connected to the inner game.   Steve Rush: Okay.   Amira Alvarez: Okay. The inner game thing was what I really needed to get help. And I needed to see myself, both with my skillset, right. With how I was powerful and showing up in this world. But I had to realize that I didn't weigh on my own and I had to get, okay. So, I hired a really kick mentor who helped me see myself. That's super critical, your own identity, your image differently. So, you have to do the identity, self-image, work, who you are? And if you're interested, I can speak to that more, an outer game level. I raised my prices, okay. And I learned how to do sales and not sales in an arm-twisting manipulative way, but sales in a way that serves the client first and the business and myself second.   Steve Rush: Right.   Amira Alvarez: Okay.   Steve Rush: Yeah.   Amira Alvarez: And there's no way to raise your prices at the level that I raised it. Not just 10%, let me tell you, okay. There's no way to do that without changing yourself, image in your identity, how you perceive you own worth.   Steve Rush: So that's where it starts, isn't it? Because you can't do the latter without the first, right?   Amira Alvarez: A hundred percent.   Steve Rush: So where do you start with that?   Amira Alvarez: The first bit is you have to understand that you do have a self-image and it lives in your subconscious mind, which means its autopilot. Your subconscious cannot decide not to do something. It can only execute on the program if you will. Your conscious mind can choose yes or no, except, reject, left, right, up, down, right. We'll go in this direction; we're not doing that. We can eat the cake; we don't eat the cake. Your subconscious, eat the cake, eat the cake. You're someone who eats cake, okay. You're someone who has no control over your eating. You're someone who needs paper. I'm using that as an example, that's outside for people because there are things that's a common one that drive us, even though we know. They're still driving us, have to recognize that you have this mechanism inside of you. It's a cybernetic mechanism. It's like the autopilot on a plane. You set it to where you want it to go. And it's going to go there regardless if you go off track, a little bit left, right, left, right. It's going to not target. So, if your target is someone who always struggles to make money, I am someone who never gets ahead. I am someone who doesn't achieve their goals. I'm someone who is fundamentally wrong, right. Everything I do, can't be enough. You're going to keep creating that outcome, and its very sneaky Steve, tell me how deep you want me to go? I can keep going here.   Steve Rush: Go deep.   Amira Alvarez: Okay.   Steve Rush: Yeah, because what you're talking about really is, our inner self-talk, our mindset.   Amira Alvarez: A hundred percent and it's on autopilot. That's the thing that people need to know.   Steve Rush: Right.   Amira Alvarez: That you're not saying those things to yourself again and again and again, because you consciously think they're true. No, you're saying them because they got as who you are at a very young age when you did not have the conscious intelligence to choose otherwise. And they've been on autopilot, driving all your behavior since then.   Steve Rush: Yeah.   Amira Alvarez: And what happens is, we think that we can make conscious choice, right? Something comes into our world from the outside. There's a pandemic. There's an opportunity, okay. There's a client that calls and leaves a message. Here's a good one from my own personal life, okay. My own personal business, this was four years ago, but I just watched it, watch the car crash as it was happening. I had to change it afterwards, but I thought, okay.   So, I wanted to start speaking on bigger stages. And we did a whole initiative in the business to do outreach and get me in front of bigger stages. And I got a call almost immediately, not an email, but a personal call from a person in this extraordinarily large organization. And I listened to it and I didn't call the person pack. I got too busy, right. I got too wrapped up in something else. And I saw that happening. Now, people oftentimes don't return, right. That's you avoiding an opportunity and it's your subconscious distracting you from what you consciously want, because you're going above the level that you see yourself at.   Steve Rush: Yeah.   Amira Alvarez: And so, it looks like I got too busy. It looks like I needed to do this other stuff. It looks like there were fire drills in the business that I needed to attend to early, but really?   Steve Rush: It's the unconscious stories we tell ourselves to give us those unconscious permissions to do something or not do something, right?   Amira Alvarez: Correct. And you have to recognize what's happening and be unstoppable around, and that's where accountability comes in.   Steve Rush: Yeah, and I've heard you talk about this as self-ownership somewhat. Is that kind of the same thing or is that different?   Amira Alvarez: It's related, so you have to own your self-image. You have to own who you're being, your identity. And you do that, not in a vacuum. There is some deep work that you could do with a mentor. You can even journal it out to some degree, there is some thought work that needs to happen for you to get super, super clear. You have to see the thing that you're not seeing. We call that a blind spot.   Steve Rush: Right.   Amira Alvarez: By definition, you can't see it. You need to see what you can't see. Then you need to take action on that in a way that feels quite frankly, terrifying to you, okay. You need to do the thing anyway, in that lane where you developed the truth of who you are, true self ownership. So, using my personal example from four or five years ago, at that moment, if I had had the recognition more fully, I would have called that person back, being afraid and terrified and not knowing what to say.   Steve Rush: Yeah.   Amira Alvarez: Okay, and when you actually do that thing, you become the person who's not afraid, not terrified and knows what to say.   Steve Rush: Yeah.   Amira Alvarez: That's how through the inaccurate self-image that you have of yourself, you actually have to become that person as well as just envisioning being that person.   Steve Rush: And it's the unconscious mind that holds us back from being the person we could be, right?   Amira Alvarez: Correct.   Steve Rush: Yeah.   Amira Alvarez: Correct.   Steve Rush: So, I have this notion of mistake it until you make it.   Amira Alvarez: I love that.   Steve Rush: Not fake it until you make it because fake it until you make it comes with a lack of authenticity and you get spotted because other people will have that intuitive worry about, oh, that doesn't feel right. But if you are genuinely doing it, you can screw up with good permissions. And eventually you'll learn from that and mistake it till you make it.   Amira Alvarez: Love that, that's exactly true. And yet, so many people feel afraid to make a mistake because when we're brought up children, if you made a mistake, the love was cut off. Now your parents maybe didn't intentionally decide to… the energetic flow of love in that moment. But as children, we make that mean that all are secure gone, because we know we're going to be fed, clothes, survive, if that flow of love is there with our significant parental units.   Steve Rush: One of the things that I know you focus on as well, when you're working with your clients is helping them think about not only their own internal voice, but then they met with other critics that are outside of them. And you've come up with some ways and techniques to help really kill off your critic's power. Tell us a little bit about how you do that and what that might look like?   Amira Alvarez: Fundamentally, you have to want what you want more than you care what other people think about you, okay. That's the fundamental thing, so I always work on with my clients on what do they really want and not the surface level, but the core deep level, that's really driving them and to get them super attached to the pleasure of achieving that, but also the regret of not achieving that. And so, in that moment, when you hear the critic's voice, you have to understand if I give into this, right. If I dive into this, which side of my executing on? The pleasure or the regret, okay.   Steve Rush: Right.   Amira Alvarez: And then fundamentally you have to really look at what that person has as their driver, their motivation. This is super critical. People will give you compliments and people will give you critiques as manipulation. And it's like, you have to just open your eyes to this. We're taught in many ways to really trust people, regardless, especially when they give us compliments, okay. But let's say someone who you admire critiques you. Not just a troll on social media, okay. But then you have to ask yourself, what is their motivating factor? What do they have to gain if you will? Because people do this unconsciously. I'm not saying that people do it consciously, but they may want to cut you down in order for them to feel better about themselves. This happens with our best friends. This happens with our family.   Steve Rush: Yeah.   Amira Alvarez: It's sad, but it it's true.   Steve Rush: It happens in business all the time. I see it as a coach and leading others in exactly the same way. People will reduce others position to elevate theirs.   Amira Alvarez: Correct, and so you have to really see what is their motivation here. Some people are motivated to help you, okay. It's from that place that you need to go, oh, I'm going to take that in with this caveat, Steve, have they done what you want to do? Who are you taking advice from?   Steve Rush: Right.   Amira Alvarez: That was a big thing for me. Like, am I taking advice from my ex-husband who I love dearly, but who never built a business? Nope. That's not the right person to take advice from. That's someone who doesn't have the mindset of an entrepreneur, okay. Doesn't know how to build a business. Am I taking advice from my great uncle, who is a super nice guy and super smart, but has never done what I want to do, whether it's in corporate or in your own business? Like you have to really look at whose advice you're following as well.   Steve Rush: For me, that's massive, right? Because we often will take advice from people close to us who love us or good intentions are giving their advice to us. But actually, as you've just described, it's probably not relevant advice and unhelpful advice because it's probably coming from their perspective rather than the perspective of yours to grow, where you need to grow too.   Amira Alvarez: Correct, and circling, linking this back to the whole self-image piece and identity piece. If you're someone who has the self-image that says family above all else, which many of us do. I know, I love my family dearly. If you have a loyalty pack with your partner, your romantic partner, or your parents that says, if I do something different than what you want, I am rejecting you and breaking the tribal bonds if you will, you won't make a decision that is actually great for your business, great for your professional career and ultimately great for your family.   Steve Rush: Right, yeah   Amira Alvarez: It's really dramatic.   Steve Rush: Yeah, I've perhaps not made that same correlation. And I think it's so relevant that folks should pay attention to that because unconsciously, again, it comes from that unconscious place. We'll make a decision to appease or please, or support another. We're actually, it might be contrarian to where you really need to go. And that's a tough gig to deal with too as well, isn't it?   Amira Alvarez: A hundred percent, a hundred percent. So, you need to learn good communication skills. You need to learn to look at your goals and the results you're getting, not at the emotional side. Emotions are funny, Steve. Like you have to feel into things that's going to give you a lot of data, but if you let your emotional fears, that's the way to distinguish. If you let your emotional fears drive you. You'll be held back from your good, what you really want to create in this world.   Steve Rush: Right, that comes from the good old neuroscience that sits in the middle of our brain, doesn't it? Where you have to have emotion to act, but actually you need to balance the emotion with logic and data and other facts that come with it. So, it makes sense of the world.   Amira Alvarez: Correct, a hundred percent.   Steve Rush: You are massive around desire and passion in successful people. And I know you've said it in the past that the one thing that really sets successful people apart from others is the level of desire that they have. So how can I influence my desire? Isn't that just an innate thing that I have or not?   Amira Alvarez: Yes and no. So, here's what I see happening for people. They have some reasonable goal that they think is achievable, but it isn't a true desire. It's not what they really want, or they have what their family thinks is acceptable. Go be a dentist and accountant, a lawyer, a doctor, when you really want to start a recording business, right? Like there's something totally at odds there. So, it has to be your true desire and you'll know it by how it feels.   Steve Rush: Yeah.   Amira Alvarez: It needs to feel a little scary. Like how the heck am I going to do that? And you probably will have the question of, who do I think I am? Wanting that. Asking for so much, okay.   Steve Rush: Back to your identity again, isn't it?   Amira Alvarez: Correct, okay. It's got to be a stretch for you. And that's where it's a true desire. So first you have to really own that true desire, and that is a feeling state. It might feel a little scary, but it is a feeling state and then you have to really want it, okay. So, they're connected, but slightly different. You have to be someone who wants that and is willing to do whatever it takes, as long as it doesn't limit someone else's life. And that is a discernment thing that I teach my clients in order to get it, which means, like I had to learn how to do things that were hard for me.   Steve Rush: Right.   Amira Alvarez: And I had to move through them. I needed to be so committed to it that I wasn't going to stop.   Steve Rush: Yeah, and you can't teach that level of desire, but you can unlock it, can't you?   Amira Alvarez: Correct.   Steve Rush: So how do you go about doing that?   Amira Alvarez: I keep asking questions, until I can see it and feel it in the other person,   Steve Rush: Right, I guess it's one of the natural feelings, isn't it? It's all there. We all have these passions, desire. But all of the other stuff around the edges, you know, life, paying the mortgage, being secure, safety, all of some of the good old-fashioned hierarchy of needs gets in the way sometimes of actually allowing that desire to come to the front, right?   Amira Alvarez: And sometimes I will tell you. Sometimes it requires that education, the personal development side, that the really understanding how the world works, understanding how desire works, understanding that making money is good, not bad, right? Like raising your level of awareness around that. And that's one of the things that, you know, we do in the podcast. We do in our morning mindset club, we help people raise their level of awareness so that they can even begin to say, actually, what I really want is this, because until you let go of some of that baggage, you won't be able to claim what you truly want, and it will be very challenging.   Steve Rush: I agree. I agree. So, what's some of the work that you and your team are focused on right now?   Amira Alvarez: So many things, Steve, it's so good. Well, fundamentally, I'm going to say it again. I love the teaching that we do in the podcast. That's totally accessible and free to everyone. So that is a big initiative of ours. We put out three teaching episodes every week. One is a coaching call that you can listen into. And then two others are different formats on me teaching how to really scale and the success mindset around that, so that's a big one. We are currently in a process of really scaling our mastermind. It's called The Spirit of Wealth Mastermind and Masterclass. And it is all about the self-ownership piece, owning clear desires, quantum leaping, if you will. I use that phrase with an acknowledgement that it may be overused for people, but if you're someone who's like, what did she do? I want to do that too. Like this is the format for it. And I will tell you, we've just had so much success with it. From people who are already successful, meaning lawyers that are making $50K a month, going to $135K a month, in two months kind of thing. Yeah, right. It's like amazing. And not isolated, multiple lawyers doing this. To people who don't have a business, or they're just starting their business. And they're making their first, you know, $10,000 a month in three and a half months, four and a half months. Just this year, I can count four or five women in the group who are in that category. And that's really inspiring for me, Steve, because, you know, I used to dissuade people who didn't have something already to leverage from joining. But the fact of the matter is, this process works in terms of changing yourself image, moving through the blind spots, letting go of those loyalty packs, building a scalable plan and executing on it because you have the accountability and the focus and the community. We built this whole, you know, really amazing, if I do say so myself, a really amazing program and it shows in the results is what I'm saying. Getting this out to more people is our big initiative right now.   Steve Rush: Kudos to you, and congratulations. That sounds fantastic.   Amira Alvarez: Thank you, I appreciate that.   Steve Rush: So, we're now going to spin the lens a little. We're going to ask you to bear some of your leadership experiences. Now I'm going to dig right into your top three leadership hacks. If you had to distill them Amira, what would they be?   Amira Alvarez: Okay. So, the first one is blame the system, not the person. If you're growing your business, if you're growing your corporate career, you need other people, you need a team. You need other people in the organization. And by nature, things are going to not work out. We've all made mistakes. So instead of being accusatory, being frustrated, being in blame, blame the system, figure out a better system, usually it's communication. So that was a big one for me. The second one is take a hundred percent personal responsibility for all your results. Not just for some of them, not just for the big ones, not just for the good ones, but for all your results. What did I put in play that caused this? On the good side it allows you to back engineer, the positive stuff. We want more of that on. If you're getting results that you don't want, you also need to look at what causes you put into effect. And own that and make a shift, actually do something different in the face of this. That's huge. That's huge. And then the third one, and again, this comes back to team, but I thought it was a good one to bring up, was higher for judgment and decision-making. Rather than skillsets, years in the business, like ability, all of that, you do need skillset. You do need people to play well with others. But look at judgment. If you've got people who can make good judgment calls, good decision-making in your business, you can let them run with things at much faster pace than if they don't make good decisions, then you're always going to have to put in protocols and structures, SOP, and look over their shoulder or double check their work. So that will save you a huge amount of time. And it will just make it so much fun, more fun for you to be a leader. Then you can lead, and you're not mired in the details.   Steve Rush: Great advice Amira. I have seen trust in the same process, right?   Amira Alvarez: Correct, yes.   Steve Rush: So, the next part of the show, we call it Hack to Attack. This is typically where something hasn't perhaps worked out for you. It could have been catastrophic screw up, but as a result of it, you've learned from it. And it's now serving you, well as a positive in what you do, what would be your Hack to Attack?   Amira Alvarez: So, the big one for me was learning to invest money and not freak out if it didn't go the way I wanted, that was a big one for me, because as you're growing your business, you're going to make mistakes around money and the faster you fail and the faster you learn from it, the better. So, here's my experience. I hired marketing contractor for $30,000. The idea was that X, Y, and Z would happen. And all my red flags were going off when I was signing that contract, he was mansplaining to me, right. He was talking down to me when I was asking questions. Saying things like, I've never had anyone questioned my contract. If anyone says I've never had someone questioned my contract.   Steve Rush: They properly have.   Amira Alvarez: Right.   Steve Rush: Yeah.   Amira Alvarez: Of course, question my contract. I want you to be clear when you sign a contract with me, I want you to be a hundred percent clear about what you're signing. Why would I not? Right. But he came highly recommended from someone I trusted and admired. This was many years ago and I was like, who am I? I'm just starting out. I need to get over my fear of spending money. So, I signed on the dotted line anyways, did not execute, was in some ways a complete and utter waste of $30,000, which at the time was a significant amount of money.   Steve Rush: Right.   Amira Alvarez: Now, the thing that I learned from this, which I now see as a huge positive, and it saved me millions of dollars, is that I now trust myself implicitly. I know what a yes is and I know what a no is. I know what a red flag is versus you're playing small. I didn't know that before that experience. So, from that experience, I learned this incredible skill and I've never made that mistake again. And it's saved me millions of dollars since then, because I know with absolute certainty, what is a yes, and what's a no.   Steve Rush: It's also paying attention to intuition, particularly when we're growing businesses and we're maybe less experienced in our career. We often think that intuition, that gut feel we get, perhaps doesn't serve as well. And probably four or five times it will, right?   Amira Alvarez: Yes, yes. A thousand times, yes, Steve. People really need to learn to trust themselves. But here's the rug, you can't in a vacuum, you have to take action and experience the result. Some of the results are going to be massive failures, massive, and you have to be willing to experience that so that you can know the difference.   Steve Rush: Yeah, got it. So, the last thing we're going to do is give you a chance now to do some time travel. So, you get to go back to pump into Amira at 21 and give her some words of wisdom. What would you advise to her at 21 be?   Amira Alvarez: Okay, so I have mixed feelings about this because fundamentally, I don't want to live my life differently, right. All of it was what got me to where I am right now.   Steve Rush: Right.   Amira Alvarez: However, I understand the question, okay. So, you know, it comes down to being lovable, okay. And I know that's a little bit of a woo, woo kind of thing to say, but if I had understood at 21 that I was truly lovable, it would have cut back on so much jumping through hoops, trying to be someone I wasn't, feeling bad about myself, thus slowing down how I executed on things and how I followed up on stuff. It would have eliminated my fear of rejection and how that showed up in my life and my business. It would have just eliminated so much noise, emotional noise, which is what keeps you from actually executing. And then of course, I would have told her to learn sales, right. Like fundamental.   Steve Rush: And of course, all of the things that you have learned is the reason why you are still unstoppable. So, for folks listening in, but want to listen to the podcast and get to know a bit more about the work you do, where can we send them?   Amira Alvarez: Absolutely, so you can go to theunstoppablewoman.com. So that's with the, in front, theunstoppablewoman.com/listen for the podcast or slash free stuff for a ton of resources that we have. The morning mindset club is a great one to start with. We have an income breakthrough, jumpstart guide. There are all sorts of things on that free stuff page. So, theunstoppablewoman.com/freestuff   Steve Rush: And they will be in our show notes as well.   Amira Alvarez: Awesome.   Steve Rush: Amira, listen, I love chatting to you. You are so passionate about the work you do, and it comes with a real sense of cause. And I love that about you. And I just wanted to say, thanks for coming on our podcast and joining our community too.   Amira Alvarez: Thank you so much for having me, Steve. Such great questions, and I hope it helped your listeners be unstoppable too.   Steve Rush: Without a doubt. Thanks, Amira.         Closing   Steve Rush: I genuinely want to say heartfelt thanks for taking time out of your day to listen in too. 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