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In this episode of That Sounds Terrific, host Nick Koziol sits down with Paul Kirch, President of BOSS Academy, to explore the dynamic world of entrepreneurship and business success strategies. Paul shares his journey from hosting the top 10 business podcast, BOSS Academy Radio, to founding BOSS Academy, an accelerator platform designed to empower small business leaders with actionable insights and strategies. Paul shares how BOSS Academy fosters an environment of growth and success, offering members invaluable resources that drive both business and personal development. Tune in to gain insights on creating a thriving business, optimizing customer experiences, and crafting your own success story with our terrific guest Paul Kirch. About Paul Kirch, President, BOSS Academy Email: paul@paulkirch.com LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/paulkirch Paul Kirch hosted a top 10 business podcast show, BOSS Academy Radio, which led to the founding of BOSS Academy, an entrepreneurial accelerator success platform designed to give small business leaders and entrepreneurs real Business Ownership Success Strategies (BOSS). Through this amazing community, Paul delivers resources and opportunities to members which accelerate business and personal growth in an empowering environment.  He is a contributor to the business learning application called Audvisor, which is a value-added partner of BOSS Academy.  Featured among experts, such as Seth Godin and Guy Kawasaki, he provides insights on sales, business management, and entrepreneurship.   In addition, Paul Kirch serves as the President/CEO of Sellience, a unique holistic digital marketing agency specializing in Customer Experience Optimization (CXO). Focusing on the journey of a buyer from A to Z, his firm moves beyond simple website development to a 360-degree approach to a digital marketing strategy that has a more significant impact and higher returns on investment. He helps business leaders move beyond static business card web pages and instead helps them create dynamic lead conversion tools that drive more sales, and success. By evaluating and optimizing a company's entire digital folio, the buyer's journey drives relationship building and trust development with the ultimate goal of creating raving fans. Paul is also the founder of Winning Press Release, a press release distribution and content authoring agency designed to help small business leaders become the breaking news within their respective areas of business focus. He is also serves as a managing director of the newly founded crisis management consulting agency, Crisis Proof 360. Connect and Follow Boss Academy: Website: bossacademy.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/bossacademyofficial More About That Sounds Terrific - Host Nick Koziol For more information on our Podcast, That Sounds Terrific visit our website at www.thatsoundsterrific.com  and be sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. If you or someone you know are doing some terrific things that should be featured by our show then be sure to reach out by emailing us at thatsoundsterrfic@gmail.com. Special Thank You to Our Sponsors & Key Supporters: Chris Jones of Chris Jones Media for the Introduction and Outro recordings for That Sounds Terrific.  Intro and Outro animation created in collaboration with Ben Albert of Balbert Marketing, LLC. Boost your business popularity, traffic, and conversions online!   The video and audio portions of this podcast are powered by the Vidwheel Creator Network. Join Neil Carrol and be a part of the network that allows you to learn and develop video skills. Make powerful video content while looking terrific on camera so that you can sustain and grow your businesses. Reach a wider audience of clients and partners who need to hear your message and develop the flexibility in your businesses to thrive in a turbulent world.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thatsoundsterrific/support

My next guest is Rajesh Setty. He is often referred to as Silicon Valley's secret "spark plug" for startups, scale-ups (and shake-ups)Being a Polymath, Rajesh is constantly in the middle of running experiments across a variety of seemingly unrelated areas of interest, but with the common goal of how to create a better world through the projects, he incubates as one of the founders or participates in some meaningful capacity to help the founders.Together, the startups that Rajesh has co-founded are valued at $150+ million, and the ones where he serves as a mentor are valued at $700+ million. Finally, he has also taught 2000+ entrepreneurs as part of Founder Institute & beyond.His latest startups are Audvisor and MentorCloud.His latest books are "Six Foot World" and "Smart, but Stuck."His latest courses are "The Right Hustle" and "Flourish by Design."We talked about(01:22) Rajesh's fearlessness of publishing(11:53) Attach yourself to effort and detach yourself from results(18:45) Relationship building and social media(26:38) How Seinfeld provided him with infinite motivation to create(30:26) Mental health is about stories we tell ourselves about ourselves(33:18) Value creation is about giving meaningful gifts at scale with low incremental costs(38:11) 3 kinds of value creation: Delta T, Delta B, and Delta E(61:26) How a bicycle metaphor illustrates value creation for organizations(65:16) How to stay calm even amidst triggering events(69:22) How to manufacture goodness from misfortunes(78:04) The art of making good asks(78:11) The 3 time scale of relationships: long term, very long term, and lifetime(101:04) Choose 3 things carefully: projects, conversations, and people(102:56) How to ignore the critics on the internet(104:27) Rajesh's hack for gaining capacities at scale

Positively Perfect is a unique gifting online store, which through power of words motivates people, bring about a change in destinies, give them courage, make them feel more loved, or make them accomplish the impossible. Positively Perfect through these words aims to remind one of what they yearn to be reminded of and most importantly, these words connect to the soul and inspire one to be the best version of themselves. Founded by Ms Nidhi Jain Seth, the brand was established with a goal to encourage people and make them the best version of themselves through emotional moments which makes them more memorable. Serving people with an extensive range of products meant to stir a vibe. Catering to a very niche segment, the brand has successfully placed itself on the list of top gift brands across the country. Positively Perfect also encourages appreciating ourselves for our wins, regardless of them being small triumphs or grand victories, thus promoting self-gifting as a viable option for the customers along with lauding others presence and endeavors. With 21 years of experience in the gifting & recognition industry, positively perfect has seen the flipside; deeper relationships being formed with customers and clients. The store vows to make gifts that are inspirational at heart, that could move and change lives, and make people and your brand someone worth remembering. The store currently features an array of unparalleled collections ranging from spiritual gifts, inspirational presents and interesting games (based on Indian mythology). The top-selling collections of the brand include Devdutt's Collection of My India and Epically Game Series, Rajiv Talreja: Leading Business coach of India, a book by Rajesh Setty (Silicon Valley-based Entrepreneur), Founder of Audvisor, inspirational cubes, Inspirational Wall Art Affirmation frames and more. Planning to branch out and create new horizons of love, affection and collective success, the brand intends to revamp the gifting culture and instill a creative streak in the sector. Reflecting well-thought and laid-out innovation, the brand envisions to spread joy and warmth amongst people.

Welcome back to The Main Thing Podcast! I'm your host Skip Lineberg. Our special guest is an author, serial entrepreneur and creator. On Episode 63 you heard nine minutes of his wisdom. That was The Main Thing. Today you get The Whole Thing.  In this 30-minute show, you'll get more of my conversation with this polymath, who's known as Silicon Valley's “secret spark plug.” It's a less edited, more organic version of my intriguing and wisdom-laden conversation with Rajesh Setty. Get ready for more in-depth discussion of radical giving. Plus, you'll learn the meaning and power of ‘Ichigo Ichie.' You will be astonished and inspired when you discover how Rajesh views Parkinson's Disease as gift, instead of a burden. Bio (in case you missed Ep. 63) Rajesh Setty is constantly in the middle of running experiments across a variety of seemingly unrelated areas of interest, always with the common goal of how to create a better world through the projects he incubates as one of the founders or participates in some meaningful capacity to help the founders.  He is passionate about hunting for wisdom, curating, packaging, amplifying and expanding its reach, far and wide. One of the startups Rajesh co-founded, Audvisor, is designed to do exactly that. Through Audvisor, he brings over 125 world-class experts together to share actionable knowledge in the form of micro-podcasts delivered via an app. As a result, even busy people can grow wherever they go. Rajesh joins us today from Sunnyvale, California in the heart of Silicon Valley. Resources Get the Audvisor app and learn more at audvisor.com/rsan  Find more about Rajesh at www.rajeshsetty.com    Stay Connected with Us Twitter @themainthingpod Instagram @themainthingpod Facebook - @TheMainThingPod LinkedIn Credits Editor + Technical Advisor Bob Hotchkiss Brand + Strategy Advisor Andy Malinoski Want to Help Support the Growth of this Podcast? Become a subscriber. Share the podcast with one or two friends. Follow us on social media @TheMainThingPod Buy some Main Thing Merch from our Merchandise Store. Become a patron of the show and support us on Patreon with funding. Buy a book authored or recommended by our wise guests on BookShop. Content You'll Enjoy in This Podcast [0:01] - Rajesh Setty's “Main Thing” recap [0:20] - Intro and meet Rajesh [1:30] - Greeting and non-traditional engineering career paths [4:15] - The intrigue of being a wisdom-seeker; the appeal of wise people [5:30] - Being fully present enables Rajesh to see in high fidelity [6:05] - Ichigo Ichie [7:20] - How we know each other; the first guest to be triple-nominated [8:25] - Rajesh introduces his philosophy of pre-liking [9:50] - His main thing wisdom revealed [12:00] - Unpacking and exploring Rajesh's main thing [13:00] - Defining meaningful help; 4 modes of listening “J-O-I-N” [14:40] - Assigning metrics to the value of helping [16:30] - Skip wants to know how Rajesh became such a generous person [18:40] - Skip shares a bit of his pre-show prayer [19:25] - Rajesh's karma account is overflowing; the business case for giving [21:30] - The latency inherent in radical generosity [22:45] - Skip would rather learn how to fish than be given a fish to eat [23:50] - Rajesh introduces us to his philosophy of “TMMD” [24:36] - Rajesh shares his views on his Sparkinson's [26:02] - Living in two modes: acceptance and wonder [27:00] - The power in slowing down [29:30] - How to avoid living in low fidelity [30:30] - Thank you and so long for now [31:25] - Outro [31:45] - An opportunity for you to help keep the wisdom flowing ###

What if you have someone in your life who can remember things that are important to you? What if you come across someone who gets joy seeing you smile, who gets joy seeing you do the magic?This time on the xMonks Drive, Rajesh Setty popularly known as the Silicon Valley Spark plug, joins us to explain the importance of looking at possibilities in different life situations. Rajesh Setty is a Silicon Valley-based serial entrepreneur and business alchemist. He has co-founded more than a half-dozen technology and publishing companies. He has been a member of the founding teams of various technology and publishing companies (10x) since 2000. A few have gotten out, a few have made it to the startup graveyard, and the remainder are making progress. Audvisor is the company's newest initiative, a mobile audio streaming app with micro-podcasts from over 125 world-class specialists.He has written and published various novels (18x) since 1983, with his first book being published when I was thirteen years old. Four murder mysteries, a collection of poems, a book on mathematics, six business books, and two books on how to get people to think are among the books available and has around 2,000 blog articles.Since 2016, he has produced over 2500 Napkinsights (a napkinsight is an insight that fits on a paper napkin). Rajesh has also produced a package of 101 thank you cards with distinctive designs, two decks of playing cards with mini sagas (stories of exactly 50 words each), and more.He's been training first-time entrepreneurs (1400x) various parts of how to bring their ideas to life since 2010. He's also lectured in front of audiences ranging from a small group of CEOs to several hundred conference attendees in the United States, India, Singapore, Malaysia, and Mexico.Finally, Rajesh considers himself to be a "work in progress," which translates to "He guarantees his work, but leave the progress to God."

Welcome back to The Main Thing Podcast! I'm your host Skip Lineberg, coming to you again from Parkwood Studios. Our special guest Rajesh Setty is an author, founder, serial entrepreneur and super connector. Rajesh is often referred to as the Silicon Valley's secret "spark plug" for startups, scale-ups (and shake-ups). Being a polymath, Rajesh is constantly in the middle of running experiments across a variety of seemingly unrelated areas of interest,  always with the common goal of how to create a better world through the projects he incubates as one of the founders or participates in some meaningful capacity to help the founders.  He is passionate about hunting for wisdom, curating, packaging, amplifying and expanding its reach, far and wide. One of the startups Rajesh co-founded, Audvisor, is designed to do exactly that. Through Audvisor he brings over 125 world-class experts together to share actionable knowledge in the form of micro-podcasts delivered via an app. As a result, even busy people can grow wherever they go. Rajesh joins us today from Sunnyvale, California in the heart of Silicon Valley. Buckle up! Over the next 9 minutes, you'll get a whirlwind of wisdom from this dynamic, incredibly generous and wise guest!   Resources Get the Audvisor app and learn more at audvisor.com/rsan  Find more about Rajesh at www.rajeshsetty.com    Stay Connected with Us Twitter @themainthingpod Instagram @themainthingpod Facebook - @TheMainThingPod LinkedIn   Credits Editor + Technical Advisor Bob Hotchkiss   Want to Help Support the Growth of this Podcast? Become a subscriber. Share the podcast with one or two friends. Follow us on social media @TheMainThingPod Buy some Main Thing Merch from our Merchandise Store. Become a patron of the show and support us on Patreon with funding. Buy a book authored or recommended by our wise guests on BookShop.   Content You'll Enjoy in this Podcast [0:01] - Intro [1:00] - Welcome and thank-you to our newest patron, William [1:33] - Rajesh Setty show biography; about his start-up Audvisor [3:00] - Opening dialog; living a quest for wisdom; packaging and sharing wisdom [3:45] - How we met; a trio of referrals [4:50] - Rajesh shares his Main Thing [5:15]- Unpacking Rajesh's wisdom [6:30] - ROI is Return on Interaction [7:12] - Recapping Rajesh's Main Thing [7:30] - The secret to providing meaningful help [8:08] - What influenced Rajesh to live a life of radical generosity [8:50] - Imagine if you worked in a temple [9:40] - The business case for radical giving without expectation [10:40] - Skip shares a Chinese proverb [11:23] - “TMMD” [12:00] - Thank you; so long for now [12:30] - Outro [13:03] - Get Rajesh's book and check out our curated library in our online book shop ###  

Rajesh Setty is a serial entrepreneur, having served on the founding team of 10 companies. His current focus is on Audvisor, a streaming app for micro-podcasts that sources relevant content from leading experts. He is also a prolific author, with 18 titles to his name since 1983 that range from fiction to business to mathematics and more. Among his other projects, Rajesh continues to work closely with MentorCloud and WittyParrot, serving as their Strategist and President, respectively. He is also a proud mentor at The Founder Institute, where he's taught several courses for first-time entrepreneurs to help them find their footing. In this episode… There's always something valuable to learn from looking at someone else's life. Everyone has unique stories and perspectives that can help us in our own journeys. Oftentimes, people with lots of experience can offer advice through firsthand knowledge. The challenge to learning from them is finding the time and the right people. Rajesh Setty has returned to this idea time and time again across his dense career. Recently, he's developed Audvisor, which gives bite-sized wisdom to busy people on the go. He's also developed websites like Napkinsights and the Thinkbook Series that find new ways to provide practical, applicable wisdom in consumable portions. All of it comes directly from his own crazy story and the lessons he's learned along the way. Dov Pollack takes some time to interview Rajesh Setty, the Co-founder and CRO of Audvisor, to hear all about his life and the principles he's developed. They discuss his upbringing, the opportunities he's had, and how he's broken into and disrupted several industries. They also touch on his various startups and the beliefs behind all of them. Hear these stories and much, much more on this episode of Next Wave Leadership!

Our special guest is a Multi-bestselling author, Silicon Valley Investor and #Entrepreneur and one of my FAVORITE people to talk to Rajesh Setty joins us as we explore how we can use #technology to grow more #successful and many other conversations!#microhabits #uplevel #microtrainingSHOW NOTESWhat's the latest practical technology coming out now?How is Tech serving transformation?Audvisor: the app and why you need itWhere is the self improvement industry headed?Technology requires Life long learners Prepare to implement this micro-change every day! Quotables from Rajesh Setty 3:30 One thing has not changed, and that is how we build relationships 3:45 No transformation without action 4:16 Use Technology as an amplifier 17:30 I look at thoughts as paying guests. When a thought is there either I pay for it, or the thought pays me. If I am paying for it, I give it an eviction notice. 58:03 Pre-like people and you will never have a bad meetingCONNECT WITH RAJESH SETTYCheck out his app: AUDVISORFB: https://www.facebook.com/rajesh.settyIG: https://www.instagram.com/rajeshsetty/LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/rajesh301/Sites: www.gothinkbook.comhttp://www.rajeshsetty.com/ For a special deal on the app- click this link --> audvisor.com/rsan Rajesh's books on Amazon The 6 Foot World: https://www.amazon.com/Six-Foot-World-Rajesh-Setty/dp/1646870255/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=rajesh+setty&qi... Books: Gratitude: How to Change the World One Thank You at a Timehttps://www.amazon.com/Gratitude-Grow-Change-World-Thank/dp/0986132608/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=rajesh+se... Upbeat: Cultivating the Right Attitude to Thrive in Tough Timeshttps://www.amazon.com/Upbeat-Cultivating-Right-Attitude-Thrive/dp/1935073036/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=ra...

Tiny Shiftts for Mighty Lifts is all about what the title says - how to make tiny shifts to get mighty lifts in business and in life. We will talk about one or two shifts that people can make right this moment and see their world change for the better. Here are two for starters: 1. How to have a good meeting almost every single time. 2. How to be happy? email: itsdiff@gmail.com - for support and sponsorship enquiries Like Comment Subscribe Check our podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/itsdiff-leadership-career-podcast/id1517755188 About Rajesh Setty Rajesh Setty is often referred to as the Silicon Valley's secret "spark plug" for startups and scaleups. Rajesh loves to bring meaningful ideas to life through several channels that include but not limited to startups, books, courses and products. His latest startups are Audvisor and MentorCloud. His latest books are "Six Foot World" and "Smart, but Stuck". His latest courses are "The Right Hustle" and "Tiny Shifts for Mighty Lifts" His latest products are ThinkBooks and Thoughtful Cards. Being a Polymath, Rajesh is constantly in the middle of running experiments across variety of seemingly unrelated areas of interests but having the common goal of how to create a better world on the pillars of time-tested principles such as generosity and gratitude. You can read more about him at RajeshSetty.com About itsdiff Academy We care for the community and bring in leaders, entrepreneurs, authors, successful people and get them to share their life experience , leadership tips, guidance, mentoring and coaching Want to join our team, send us an email itsdiff@gmail.com It is a not for profit venture with community interests Thanks Sri Srinivasa itsdiff@gmail.com Check our podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/itsdiff-leadership-career-podcast/id1517755188

Welcome to this new episode of “Bootstrapping Your Dreams show”. I am Manuj Aggarwal and I will be having a very interesting conversation with Rajesh Setty about strategies that could help late adapters to adjust to the new situation.Every time there is an event that shakes up the world, things change, sometimes temporarily and sometimes permanently. Nicholas Nassim Taleb aptly named a category of such events as black swans: completely unimaginable before they occur, but easily explained post-occurrence.And then, COVID-19 happened.Rajesh Setty is an entrepreneur, author, and teacher based in Silicon Valley. He has co-founded multiple technology and publishing companies in the US and India and has written and published sixteen books so far with his first book published at the age of thirteen. He is also an award-winning teacher at The Founder Institute.Rajesh is the Co-Founder and CEO of Audvisor. Audvisor offers a push-button learning and communication platform for enterprises to help their employees learn and grow in this fast-paced world. The offerings include a growing library of over 2,500 audio insights from over 125 world-class experts.He also has this case study on how you can thrive in this uncertain environment: https://www.InnerGet.comIn this interview, Rajesh talks about:(2:27) How Rajesh initially started his work. (8:38) What was Rajesh's inspiration for his book?(14:40) What difference does Rajesh see in the world currently, amid a pandemic, and how are people perceiving it (19:31) Real-life examples of how people are reacting to the current situation and its effects. (30:30) Ideas that can make people realize the shift in work dynamics in the world in the current situation.(33:00) What people can do to prepare themselves in this situation.(39:00) Strategies that could help late adapters to adjust to the new situation. (43:34) Advice for people in leading positions. (49:36) How to be a part of society and common people.(51:50) Rajesh's experience of Yoga and meditation. Find Rajesh on:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rajesh.setty Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rajesh301Reach us on:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/manuj.aggarwalInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/manujagro/?hl=en Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/manujaggarwalManuj's stories:Read Manuj's story here: https://him.innerget.comAnd his entrepreneurial journey here: https://www.InnerGet.comSupport the show (https://tetranoodle.com)

What do you remember - not the long messages and numbers - we only remember stories. Stories are a way to build brands. Paul Singh talks with Rajesh Setty; who has written 16 books and has been teaching this skill to entrepreneurs for the last 10 years.

Passionate about inspiring and guiding Millennials and teens/Generation Z for success, Jason L. Ma is the author of Young Leaders 3.0: Stories, Insights, and Tips for Next-Generation Achievers and is the founder, CEO, and chief mentor of ThreeEQ, Inc., a premier college counseling, life and career coaching, and global business consulting firm. Jason has mentored hundreds of high achievers, including his two teenage daughters. He frequently speaks at influential CEO summits, universities (e.g. UC Berkeley and Stanford), high school districts, and education and business events in the world theatre. Forbes recognizes Jason as a standout contributor and thought leader on education, college admissions, leadership, and entrepreneurship. He has appeared on CNBC Asia (including its top-rated shows, Squawk Box and Managing Asia), Forbes, Fast Company, Bloomberg, Yahoo! News, Business Journals nationwide, Core of Education, and various other leading media. LinkedIn recognizes Jason as one of the nation’s top career experts. Business Rockstars has invited Jason to be a live guest on October 16, 2015. As a global business leader with over two million miles of travels across North America, Asia Pacific, and Europe and Israel, Jason also influences our world as a Forbes Global CEO Conference delegate for eight years, APEC CEO Summit delegate, B20 Employment Taskforce member (the B20 leads engagement with G20 governments on behalf of the international business community), angel investor, Audvisor expert, Kairos Society mentor, and Thiel Fellowship mentor. Jason holds a B.S. degree in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research from UC Berkeley and attended Santa Clara University’s Leavey Graduate School of Business.

Passionate about inspiring and guiding Millennials and teens/Generation Z for success, Jason L. Ma is the author of Young Leaders 3.0: Stories, Insights, and Tips for Next-Generation Achievers and is the founder, CEO, and chief mentor of ThreeEQ, Inc., a premier college counseling, life and career coaching, and global business consulting firm. Jason has mentored hundreds of high achievers, including his two teenage daughters. He frequently speaks at influential CEO summits, universities (e.g. UC Berkeley and Stanford), high school districts, and education and business events in the world theatre. Forbes recognizes Jason as a standout contributor and thought leader on education, college admissions, leadership, and entrepreneurship. He has appeared on CNBC Asia (including its top-rated shows, Squawk Box and Managing Asia), Forbes, Fast Company, Bloomberg, Yahoo! News, Business Journals nationwide, Core of Education, and various other leading media. LinkedIn recognizes Jason as one of the nation’s top career experts. Business Rockstars has invited Jason to be a live guest on October 16, 2015. As a global business leader with over two million miles of travels across North America, Asia Pacific, and Europe and Israel, Jason also influences our world as a Forbes Global CEO Conference delegate for eight years, APEC CEO Summit delegate, B20 Employment Taskforce member (the B20 leads engagement with G20 governments on behalf of the international business community), angel investor, Audvisor expert, Kairos Society mentor, and Thiel Fellowship mentor. Jason holds a B.S. degree in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research from UC Berkeley and attended Santa Clara University’s Leavey Graduate School of Business.

Does luck play a part in success? You bet it does! Paul Kirch is a featured contributor on the Audvisor app, a tool where 3 minute (or less) insights are shared from leaders, such as Seth Godin and Guy Kawasaki. You can learn more at audvisor.com.

Paul Kirch is a featured contributor on the Audvisor app, a tool where 3 minute (or less) insights are shared from leaders, such as Seth Godin and Guy Kawasaki. You can learn more at audvisor.com.

Michael Martin, CEO, Audvisor on What it Takes to be a Purple Cow in the App World

In this episode of the podcast, Dave Vanderveen, founder of the energy drink company XS talks all about what it means to consciously choose the reality that we create. It's an eye opening looking into a building a foundation for becoming your best self and uncovering the progression of truth over the course of your life. Highlights Choosing the universe that you decide to consciously live in Learning to take your work seriously, but not personally How little daily decisions determine where you’l go in life Lessons learned from getting kicked out of college Why learn more from failure than we do from success Doing things that push you over the edge of what’s possible The importance of making small changes every single day Why we make emotional decisions and rationalize them Building a foundation to become your best self The importance of your ability to adapt to the environment around you Running your life on values instead of grand strategies Identifying one true thing every single day The key to personal and business turnarounds Uncovering the progression of truth over the course of your life Sponsors Today’s episode of the podcast is sponsored by Audvisor. If you’re short on time and starved for wisdom, be sure to check out the Audvisor app. Quotes “Having a job is fine. But having just one job is a waste of time. “ Dave Vanderveen is a co-owner/founder of the energy drink company, XS. In this episode of the podcast, Dave Vanderveen, founder of the energy drink company XS talks all about what it means to consciously choose the reality that we create. It's an eye opening looking into a building a foundation for becoming your best self and uncovering the progression of truth over the course of your life. Highlights Choosing the universe that you decide to consciously live in Learning to take your work seriously, but not personally How little daily decisions determine where you’l go in life Lessons learned from getting kicked out of college Why learn more from failure than we do from success Doing things that push you over the edge of what’s possible The importance of making small changes every single day Why we make emotional decisions and rationalize them Building a foundation to become your best self The importance of your ability to adapt to the environment around you Running your life on values instead of grand strategies Identifying one true thing every single day The key to personal and business turnarounds Uncovering the progression of truth over the course of your life Sponsors Today’s episode of the podcast is sponsored by Audvisor. If you’re short on time and starved for wisdom, be sure to check out the Audvisor app. Quotes “Having a job is fine. But having just one job is a waste of time. “ Dave Vanderveen is a co-owner/founder of the energy drink company, XS. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jason Hartman invite Michael Martin on the Speaking of Wealth show to talk about Audvisor and what it is about. Michael Martin and his partner Rajesh Setty have developed a cool new app that helps people learn tidbits of advise within 3 minutes. Michael Martin does a deep dive into his app and also shares some tips for aspiring entrepreneurs who want to start their businesses.    Key Takeaways: 2:20 – Our attention spans have dropped dramatically over the years and people don't have time to learn the skills they need in this rapidly moving economy.  6:50 – Michael explains why recommendation engines are tricky.  9:35 – Where did the Audvisor idea come from?  11:20 – Michael shares some advise to the listeners about how you can be more successful entrepreneurs.  12:50 – Michael talks about how he was able to get investors to support his app.  14:10 – What's Michael's thoughts on Silicon Valley? 17:50 – Please check out Audvisor and feel free to write reviews and share your thoughts on the app.    Mentioned In This Episode: www.audvisor.com @Audvisor

Paul Kirch is a featured contributor on the Audvisor app, a tool where 3 minute (or less) insights are shared from leaders, such as Seth Godin and Guy Kawasaki. You can learn more at audvisor.com.