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We're diving into a topic at the heart of every modern entrepreneur's journey: the delicate balance between technological advancement and authentic brand identity. Joining us is Ronsley Vaz, a renowned entrepreneur, author of Amplify AI, and founder of Amplify. With his unique blend of expertise in AI and storytelling, Ronsley will share how businesses can harness the power of AI to scale without compromising their brand's authenticity. Whether you're a creator, entrepreneur, or brand strategist, this episode will offer practical tips on how to amplify your impact through responsible AI.Ronsley is a computer scientist, software engineer, author, TED speaker, serial entrepreneur, and podcaster. He is also the executive producer and host of multiple top-rated podcasts, including current titles Amplify Ai (formerly My AI Love Affair), We Are Podcast, and older titles Should I Start A Podcast, The Psychology of Entrepreneurship, and Bond Appetit.He has been downloaded and listened to more than 5.1 million times across 133 countries. His TEDx Talk, “The Perfect Recipe for a Deep Conversation”, was made a TED talk and can be found on the official TED.com website.Ronsley is 11 years into making podcasts and runs an award-winning podcast agency We Are Podcast, which has helped entertainers, government leaders, athletes and businesses raise their voice through podcasting, while positioning their message to stand out in a crowded market place.As an entrepreneur and a computer scientist who has been pulling computers apart from the age of 12, he founded an Artificial Intelligence Training and Advisory company called Amplify AI. This company creates tools, trainings and strategies for a community of businesses to adopt AI with empathy into their business.He is also founder of Australia's first podcasting conference We Are Podcast and audiobook agency The Library of Sound in partnership with Audible Australia. In 2020, We Are Podcast launched an exclusive members program where Ronsley personally helps business owners scale their business to 7-figures using their podcast.Ronsley's book, AMPLIFY: Raise Your Voice, Boost Your Brand and Grow Your Business, has helped thousands of companies, associations, and business-minded individuals expand their reach using a podcast.About the ChangeMaker CollectiveThe ChangeMaker Collective empowers entrepreneurs and professionals to create meaningful impact. Join now for $0. We provide marketing, mentorship, training, and resources in business, leadership, and DEI, fostering collaboration and innovation for a more inclusive and sustainable future. Let's schedule a confidential discussion of your project, challenge or opportunity. Connections, referrals and promotional support are always complimentary.Market Your Mission®Market Your Mission® is a program by ChangeMaker Collective that offers tailored marketing services to help organizations effectively communicate their mission and amplify their impact. The program includes strategic planning, brand development, content creation, and digital marketing, all designed to align with the organization's values and goals. By focusing on authentic storytelling and audience engagement, Market Your Mission® enables organizations to build stronger connections with their communities and drive meaningful change.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/empowerhourforchangemakers/exclusive-content

“Augment human intelligence with artificial intelligence by using it to deal with your weaknesses rather than your strengths.”Ronsley Vaz Top Five Tips For Ethically Integrating AI To Grow Your Business1.  Augment human intelligence with AI by using it to deal with your weaknesses           rather than your strengths.2.  Understand AI as a silicon-based intelligence that requires data and power and leverage it to augment your capabilities.3.  Learn to communicate effectively with AI by providing context, inputs, and processes to get better outputs.4.  Don't buy into "super prompts" or generic prompt packs; instead, focus on iterative improvement of your own prompts.5.  Lean on indigenous wisdom and algorithms that have existed in nature for ages to inform AI development and usage. TIME STAMP SUMMARY 02:31    The actual benefit of AI, focus on your weaknesses06:38   Using AI doesn't make you better, it makes you more efficient11:10     The AI Process20:21    AI is the future Where to find Ronsley?Website                     https://ronsleyvaz.com/ LinkedIn                    https://au.linkedin.com/in/ronsley  Ronsley Vaz Bio Ronsley is a computer scientist, software engineer, author, TED speaker, serial entrepreneur, and podcaster. He is also the executive producer and host of multiple top-rated podcasts, including current titles Amplify Ai (formerly My AI Love Affair), We Are Podcast, and older titles Should I Start A Podcast, The Psychology of Entrepreneurship, and Bond Appetit.He has been downloaded and listened to more than 5.1 million times across 133 countries. His TEDx Talk, “The Perfect Recipe for a Deep Conversation”, was made a TED talk and can be found on the official TED.com website.Ronsley is 11 years into making podcasts and runs an award-winning podcast agency We Are Podcast, which has helped entertainers, government leaders, athletes and businesses raise their voice through podcasting, while positioning their message to stand out in a crowded market place.Rounding out his entrepreneurial experience, Ronsley has two Masters' degrees (one in Business Administration and the other in Software Engineering) with an Engineering Bachelors' in Computer Science, has rock-climbed in four continents, and has interviewed more than 1,500 people for his podcasts. As a qualified chef, he loves nothing more than sharing a meal with deep thinkers discussing how to make the world a better place. Ronsley believes that there has never been a better time to use your voice, speak your truth, and make sure the right people hear you — especially if you have a business that you believe in.

On this episode of the Massimo Show Rod sits down with entrepreneur, author and international speaker, the one and only, Ronsley Vaz. First and foremost, he's the executive producer and host of multiple top rated podcasts, including The Psychology of Entrepreneurship, Should I Start a Podcast, and Bond Appetit. His podcasts have been downloaded more than 5 million times across 133 countries. In addition, he's the founder of the award winning audio marketing agency Must Amplify, which has helped entertainers, government leaders, athletes, and businesses raise their voice through podcasts. He's also the founder of the globally renowned conference We Are Podcast and audiobook agency, The Library of Sound, in partnership with Audible Australia. Ronsley's book, Amplify, has helped thousands of companies, associations, and business minded individuals expand their reach by using their podcasts. 

Ronsley Vaz is an entrepreneur, speaker, author, and podcaster who helps entrepreneurs and changemakers use their voices for change, refine their arguments for scale, and grow their businesses for impact. He is the Founder of the world's first audio marketing agency, Must Amplify—an award-winning company that helps leading brands make their messaging stand out in a crowded marketplace. He is the author of Amplify: Raise Your Voice, Boost Your Brand and Grow Your Business and the creator of podcast brands for actors, athletes, entrepreneurs, politicians, and influencers worldwide. Through his own range of podcasts, including Bond Appetit and Should I Start a Podcast, Ronsley interviewed more than 1,400 people and has been listened to over five million times in 133 countries. Ronsley joins me today to discuss the why, how, and when of starting a podcast for a coaching business. He recounts his entrepreneurial journey and the first time he launched a podcast to promote his business. He explains why coaches need to focus on building a community over selling to clients when creating and growing a podcast and describes why podcasters should co-create episodes with their guests. He reveals the biggest mistake beginner podcasters make when launching a podcast and the advantages of outsourcing production tasks. He also highlights the importance of building relationships through podcast conversations, understanding your audience, and being a great listener. “The best thing about a podcast is that it's easy to do. The worst thing about a podcast is that it's easy to do.” - Ronsley Vaz This week on Profit for Coaches: ●     Why podcasting is a powerful business development tool for your coaching practice●     Co-creating podcast episodes with your guests and how to deliver value to your interviewees without selling them something●     The best time for a coach to launch a podcast and the importance of knowing your audience●     What coaches should focus on when launching a podcast for their practice●     The FREE profitable practice scorecard! Resources Mentioned: ●     Book: Narrow Podcasting: Make Profitable Connections and Grow your Business, Without Paid Ads, Sponsors, or Thousands of Listeners by Toby Goodman●     Book: Mindset: The New Psychology of Success by Carol Dweck Our Favorite Quotes: ●     “The biggest advantage of having a podcast is that you'll never have an icky sales conversation in your life: they've listened to your voice for way too long before they even make their way to the sales call.” - Ronsley Vaz●     “Nothing works if you don't know who your audience is. Nothing works if you don't know why you're the person to deliver to these clients. Those are the two basic elements of a business and, if you're not there, it'll be difficult to start a podcast.” - Ronsley Vaz●     “Business owners have mission statements they don't follow through. But if you really care about your audience, you need to build a community around that mission.” - Ronsley Vaz Connect with Ronsley Vaz: ●     Must Amplify●     We Are Podcast●     Book: Amplify: Raise Your Voice, Boost Your Brand and Grow Your Business●     Must Amplify on LinkedIn●     We Are Podcast on Instagram●     We Are Podcast on Facebook●     We Are Podcast on Twitter●     Ronsley Vaz on LinkedIn Helping Coaches Increase Profits Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of Profit for Coaches. Love the podcast? Head over to www.lovethepodcast.com/Profitforcoaches to leave a review! Don't forget to subscribe wherever you get your podcasts so you never miss an episode. Apple Podcasts | TuneIn | GooglePlay | Stitcher | Spotify Be sure to share your favorite episodes on social media to help me reach more great coaches and visionaries, like you. Join me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. For more exclusive content and information, visit our website and grab your free profitable practice scorecard.

Ep #147 - In today's podcast episode, I'm joined by speaker, author, entrepreneur and podcast expert, Ronsley Seriojo Vaz. Ronsley is the author of the book AMPLIFY – How to raise your voice, boost your brand and grow your business and he's the creator of the first audio marketing agency in the world. Ronsley's podcast, ‘Bond Appetit', is Australia's #1 food podcast on iTunes and receives between eight and twelve thousand listeners a day. He is also the host of the successful show, 'Should I Start A Podcast?' Ronsley is also the founder of content marketing agency Amplify, which he grew from zero to eight staff in just five months. Amplify, is all about converting audio into a content-marketing echo chamber. He and his team help clients create content and turn it into genuine assets that allow their businesses to grow. Between the ‘Bond Appetit' podcast and his show ‘Should I Start a Podcast?', Ronsley has reached over 4 million listeners in 133 countries. Ronsley is also the founder of the first podcasting conference in the Southern Hemisphere: We Are Podcast. Learn More About Ronsley Seriojo Vaz, Amplify & His Podcasts: Visit the Amplify website: https://mustamplify.com/ Listen to the "Should I Start A Podcast?" podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/should-i-start-a-podcast/id1078529036 Listen to the "Bond Appetit" podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bond-appetit-with-ronsley-vaz/id890780867 Connect with Ronsley Seriojo Vaz on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ronsley/ Follow Amplify on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/amplify---1st-audio-marketing-agency/     Also, please remember to subscribe, rate, and leave a written review for the show if you find value in it. Your reviews help this show to reach a wider audience and I appreciate everyone that has been leaving them.   FOLLOW CHARLES GAUDET ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Follow Charles Gaudet on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/charlesgaudet Follow Charles Gaudet on Facebook: https://facebook.com/charlesgaudet Follow Charles Gaudet on Twitter: https://twitter.com/charlesgaudet   VISIT THE PREDICTABLE PROFITS WEBSITE: https://PredictableProfits.com  

If I were to think of two words that describe this podcast's main themes, they would be "courage" and "preparation".Preparation - so that we can feel ready to adapt to what happens in the room, a feeling of, "I/the group have got this -- Whatever happens!" Courage is about taking the opportunity, saying yes to when we feel like we're not just ready yet.  With the emergence of Clubhouse and launch of audio-only rooms across platforms like Twitter and Facebook, how do you create an environment where people have the courage to come off mute? How can you create an inclusive conversation, when you can't see people and pick up on their body language?There's no one better to riff on this topic than the CEO of Australia's first audio agency. Yes, he loves audio more than I do!My guest today is Ronsley Vaz. Ronsley is the reason I started this podcast. I went to his We Are Podcast event in Brisbane in Nov 2017, without any intention of starting a podcast. Three months later, First Time Facilitator was launched into the world.  This interview was a ton of fun to record, at Ronsley's home studio in Brisbane and I'm so glad I could share a full-circle moment with all of you.Ronsley has recently started identifying himself as a facilitator but I placed him in that bucket a long time ago.  He has an insane ability to connect, bring people together, and make magic happen.Ronsley is a keynote speaker, author and business leader. He is the author of the book AMPLIFY – How to raise your voice, boost your brand and grow yourbusiness. He is on the board for freetoshine.org, an organisation that prevents children from being sex trafficked. His TEDx Talk which was made a TED talk in 2020, “The Perfect Recipe for a Deep Conversation”, touches on his passion of exploring the world through his voice, and the voices of others.Ronsley has an MBA in Psychology and Leadership and a Master's in Software Engineering as well as a Diploma in Financial Services. His show The Psychology of Entrepreneurship, ‘Bond Appetit' podcast and ‘Should I Start a Podcast? have reached over 4 million listeners in 133 countries. Click here for show notes.I'd love to hear your voice on Episode 200, sharing your reflections on the podcast. Click here to leave a voice note.Jump in and do this by Monday 8 November.I'll play it on the final, new, episode!Support the show (https://buymeacoffee.com/leannehughes)

Today we are joined by Ronsley Vaz, the founder of the award-winning audio marketing agency Must Amplify. He's also the executive producer of The Psychology of Entrepreneurship and Should I Start A Podcast host. His agency is known for helping leading brands, personalities, and businesses raise their voice through podcasting.As the executive producer and host of the show Should I Start a Podcast, Ronsley offers tactical advice and information to podcasting newbies and those curious about the medium. His first podcast, the mega-successful Bond Appetit, Ronsley, has been downloaded more than 5 million times across 133 countries. His TEDx Talk, "The Perfect Recipe for a Deep Conversation," touches on his passion for exploring the world through his voice and the voices of others.We talk about his fascinating entrepreneurial journey, overcoming obstacles, and the opportunities that lie in the world of audio.He's a powerhouse thinker, so be sure not to miss this episode for some valuable takeaways!Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full Episode:The artist that found entrepreneurship.Overcoming adversity as an entrepreneur.The opportunity that exists in podcasting.Enjoying The MindShift Podcast?Click here to follow on Apple Podcasts? While there, please leave a 5-star rating and review. Also, if you haven't done so already, join the free MindShift Community to connect with other like-minded people. Don't forget to tag me @mrdarrellevans on Instagram. Thanks for listening,Darrell

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Listeners, we're back this week.Ronsley is the founder of the award-winning audio marketing agency Must Amplify. He is also the executive producer of The Psychology of Entrepreneurship & host of Should I Start A Podcast. Must Amplify is best known for helping leading brands, personalities & businesses raise their voice through podcasting while positioning their message to stand out in a crowded marketplace. Ronsley is passionate about sharing his knowledge and experience to those interested in adding a podcast to their business profile. It’s that very passion that helped build his vast network of podcasting professionals all over the planet. Along with his team at Must Amplify, Ronsley produces the unique audio docuseries The Psychology of Entrepreneurship. This innovative podcast dives deep into the minds of creatives using research and data to explore complicated concepts.As the executive producer and host of the show Should I Start a Podcast, Ronsley offers tactical advice and information to podcasting newbies and those curious about the medium. Along with his first podcast, the mega-successful Bond Appetit, Ronsley has been downloaded more than 5 million times across 133 countries. His TEDx Talk, “The Perfect Recipe for a Deep Conversation”, touches on his passion of exploring the world through his voice, and the voices of others.Ronsley’s first book, Amplify, has helped countless companies, organisations and business-minded individuals raise their voices while expanding their reach. To top that off, in 2015 he founded We Are Podcast, the first podcasting conference in the Southern Hemisphere. This annual event brings together the most extraordinary, inventive people and companies in the podcasting world. Ronsley’s overall message, above all else, is to use your voice. And he does everything he can to make sure everyone knows how.This  episode is brought to you by the 30 Day Tapping Challenge with PamI created the 30 Day Tapping Challenge because I know, like me, you have limiting beliefs holding you back and preventing you from moving to the next level. Those money stories reminding you why you're not worthy of an expensive pair of headphones, or that raise you know you deserve. Join me and let's tap for 30 days on these beliefs. Head over to tappingchallengewithpam.comDuring our conversation, Ronsley and I talked about:Seeing himself as a minorityBreaking down our perceived notionsGiving our power away + being thankfulOperating on failure every dayHaving multiple professions and his mom's influenceAppreciate your creations and who you're helpingAnd more...Find Ronsley on all things social:Must AmplifyTwitterInstagramRonsley's Podcast AcceleratorFollow Cafe con Pam on all things socialInstagramFacebookhttp://cafeconpam.com/Join the FREE Cafe con Pam ChallengeJoin FREE online Recovering Procrastinator Manis Community! stayshining.clubJoin PowerSisters!  Findmypowersister.comSubscribe, rate, review, and share this episode with someone you love!And don't ever forget to Stay Shining!

Should small businesses start a podcast? Absolutely! If you know and understand your business foundations, a podcast can help expand your reach. Welcome to Should I Start A Podcast. I'm Ronsley Vaz. Each week you'll hear me, and a star-studded guest lineup, dig deep into the podcasting process. We'll bring you tactics, tips and tricks to use in your own podcasting journey. We'll teach you how to build an audience. And we'll show you how to keep them coming back, show after show. So if you want to start a podcast, or expand your current audience, this is the show for you. In this episode, we're bringing you a portion of my interview on The Morning Kick podcast. Andrew Pitchford and I break down podcasting in the business world. And he asks me some pretty good questions about what does and doesn't work for business-minded listeners.  If you've listened to this show before, then you know my story. But if not, this interview is a good overview of what I do and how I got here. Andrew asks me about Bond Appetit, a podcast I was able to generate a 1.5 million listener base for in about 4.5 months. I don't tell you about this to brag, but as an example of how quickly success can come in the podcasting world. But yes, I'm aware that this isn't the average result. In fact, many podcasts don't even make it past their first episode. I don't want either of these extremes to encourage or discourage you, just to make you aware of the reality of podcasting. Andrew and I also chat about what kind of businesses benefit from podcasts. And we focus on the things you need to be clear on before starting your show. This is an eye-opening conversation for those of you who may be doubting the impact a podcast would have on your business or brand.  Other helpful information in this episode: My backstory into podcasting The success of Bond Appetit  The grim statistics of new podcasts The boxes you need to check in your business before starting a podcast Should you nurture your current customers or generate new leads? Podcasts as a content goldmine Links: The Morning Kick Podcast Andrew's Website Excite Media Reserve your spot at the next We Are Podcast event so you can learn from the experts. They'll give you all the motivation you need to finally get your show off the ground. Check out our other show, The Psychology of Entrepreneurship. In this uniquely produced audio docuseries, we travel deep into the minds of all our talented guests to discover the psychology behind their decisions.  We want to hear your podcasting questions & New Year's resolutions! Send them through to kaili@amplifyagency.media to get featured on the show. Or slide into our DM's on Instagram at www.instagram.com/mustamplifyagency, you know you want to ;) 

Audio branding can be tricky. Without a visual element, podcast listeners depend on consistency. So how do you brand your show while maintaining consistent messaging and values? Welcome to Should I Start A Podcast. I'm Ronsley Vaz. Each week you'll hear me, and a star-studded guest lineup, dig deep into the podcasting process. We'll bring you tactics, tips and tricks to use in your own podcasting journey. We'll teach you how to build an audience. And we'll show you how to keep them coming back, show after show. So if you want to start a podcast, or expand your current audience, this is the show for you. Tactics Session - How to Improve Recognition Using Branding This episode is a snippet from Week 2 of our Growth Accelerator Program. I dive into audio branding and how to implement it successfully for your podcast. This isn't something that comes easy. I struggled with it quite a bit with my first podcast. The key is consistency.  In this snippet, I break down the key elements of branding and how it all relates back to the original promise you made your listeners. Remember when you were forming the concept for your podcast? Remember that first show and those initial promises you made your listeners? If you listen to this podcast, you'll learn x,y and z. Well, it's time to get back in touch with x,y and z. Those things are the message behind your brand. Other points within this episode: What is transformation in the podcasting world? The 3 things that build your branding The mistakes I made with the Bond Appetit branding What is the promise you made to your listeners? Selling and why it scares podcasters Links: When it comes to your podcast, isn't it about time you're compensated for all your hard work? Get the 7 Funnel Maps you need to successfully market and monetize your podcast so you can focus on making the best show possible. Check out our other show, The Psychology of Entrepreneurship. In this uniquely produced audio docuseries, we travel deep into the minds of all our talented guests to discover the psychology behind their decisions.  We want to hear your New Year's resolutions! Send them through to kaili@amplifyagency.media to get featured on the show.

It can be scary to say what you're thinking, especially in today’s divided world. We can’t let the divisiveness that surrounds us stop us from speaking our minds. It’s natural to be afraid, but say it anyway. Be courageous. Speaking your truth gives the people around you the unspoken permission to do the same. And that is powerful. Your voice matters. WELCOME TO THE DARIN OLIEN SHOW, On this podcast, you'll hear me, Darin Olien, "the superfood hunter," have inspiring and enlightening conversations with extraordinary people from all walks of life. Although our ideas and approaches to life may differ, our ultimate goal is the same- to save the planet one conversation at a time. If you're interested in expanding your view of the world by learning new perspectives on health, nutrition and healing the planet, and want to learn more about society's Fatal Conveniences™- the things we may be doing because the world we live in makes us believe we have to, even though they may be doing harm- then this is the podcast for you. Ronsley Vaz knows a thing or two about speaking his mind. I am so excited to introduce this episode’s guest to you. Ronsley Vaz is the curator of the first audio marketing agency in the world, Must Amplify. Ronsley and his team produce this podcast for me, but he does a whole lot more than that. Ronsley helps people find their voice, and then he amplifies it. Podcasting is so much more than having a conversation with someone you find interesting. It’s a way to get your perspective out into the world, and have others hear it and apply it to their own lives. It allows your listeners to learn from you, while you’re learning from them, and your guests. It’s such a full-circle way to bounce ideas off of like-minded, and not-so-like-minded people in order to see things in a new light. Ronsley knows all of this, but he didn’t always. Ronsley started his business journey so far away from the world of podcasting, it might as well have been in another universe. In 2013, his dream of owning and running a restaurant had failed miserably- and left him almost $500,000 in debt. He didn’t stay down for long though, and quickly started a new business venture- connecting talented chefs with time-poor entrepreneurs who needed a little help preparing healthy meals for the week.  This then led to starting his own podcast, Bond Appetit, which quickly gained an audience of over 1 million listeners in under 4 months and became Australia’s #1 food podcast. The technical side of podcast creation was the easy part for Ronsley, so he was puzzled when others came to him for help starting their own podcasts.  Then he had a lightbulb moment. Realizing he may have something to offer, he began selling courses on how to start your own podcast. It worked. He was able to pay off his massive restaurant debt in just over two years. The success of these courses led to his greatest project yet- Amplify, the world’s first audio marketing agency. Ronsley and his team help others find their voices, and he gives them a platform in which to amplify it. He’s done it for me- The Darin Olien Show is proof! In this conversation, we get into the importance of speaking your mind. Being courageous enough to put your truth out into the world is never arrogant. It’s critical, especially now, to understand why your voice matters. Ronsley tells us all about starting his successful business and how it led to creating We Are Podcast, the southern hemisphere’s first podcast conference. He also gives us some scoop on his passion project, the audio docuseries The Psychology of Entrepreneurship. You’re not going to want to miss this one. Other great bits in this episode: Ronsley’s story of starting and naming Amplify Why starting a podcast came easy for him The whirlwind of Bond Appetit What sparked We Are Podcast Why Ronsley was surprised people wanted to hear his voice The difference between being fearless and courageous The two things putting your voice out there gives you the ability to do This episode’s Fatal Conveniences™ topic:  Being Dishonest Links: Must Amplify Ronsley on LinkedIn Ronsley on Instagram Ronsley on Twitter Ronsley’s TedX Talk Ronsley’s Book: Amplify: How to Raise Your Voice, Boost Your Brand, and Grow Your Business Listen to The Psychology of Entrepreneurship Netflix ‘Down To Earth’ Official Trailer Download Darin’s amazing new lifestyle app and get 3 days free at 121Tribe.com Barukas Nuts 15% discount with code “DARIN”   The Darin Olien Show is produced by the team at Must Amplify. If you’re looking to give a voice to your brand, and make sure that it’s heard by the right people, head to www.mustamplify.com/darin to see what Amplify can do for you.

For most people in the marketing space, the audience is always front and centre in all content that is produced. But what if, instead of focusing on the audience you spend the time focusing on your guest? Ensuring quality content that will ultimately also reach further with your audience. Welcome to Should I Start A Podcast where each week Ronsley Vaz, with the help of a star-studded entrepreneurial guest lineup, explores why you should start a podcast, build an audience, and how to keep them hungry for more.  If you're thinking about starting a podcast or simply looking for a better way to get your message out to your audience, then this is the podcast for you. On this episode of Should I Start a Podcast Ronsley is a guest on Communicate Influence - the only podcast and magazine for creative minds in communications, marketing, and writing, hosted by Sheelagh Caygill.  Sheelagh is a journalist, communications, and content marketing professional focused on creating powerful content that ultimately helps organizations fulfil their goals and evolve. She is a skilled communicator and has delivered results in the following areas: copywriting, media relations, thought leadership ghostwriting, social media marketing, public relations, and SEO. Ronsley and Sheelagh discuss Ronsley's new podcast, the Psychology of Entrepreneurship and his journey through the inner workings of the entrepreneur's mind and getting to the root of impostor syndrome.  Also within this episode: How the patterns of your childhood influence your adult life The way that as a child you learn to temper your thoughts and successes Why Ronsley is still seeking out his Father's approval What going bankrupt and being in a make it or break it situation lead to some of Rosnley's greatest successes How Ronsley deals with being an introvert and doing ‘all the things' Rosnley's thought process on creating Bond Appetit and his first episode The advice Rosnley has for new podcasters Why allowing guests to have a deeper conversation with themselves is a great step in having create content The reason why Ronsley believes the focus should be on the guest before the listener How changing up your interview locations between virtual and face to face can create better podcast content for your listener Links: Sheelagh Caygill - LinkedIn Sheelagh Caygill - Twitter Communicate Influence

There are some journeys we take as humans that can truly define the rest of our lives. They may be small, or they may be large, but the one thing that is true about them is the way they transform not just our knowledge of who we are – they change the way we see the world. Join Ronsley Vaz ... Read More The post 296. Ronsley Vaz Says Goodbye to Bond Appetit appeared first on Amplify Agency.

There are some journeys we take as humans that can truly define the rest of our lives. They may be small, or they may be large, but the one thing that is true about them is the way they transform not just our knowledge of who we are – they change the way we see the world. Join Ronsley Vaz ... Read More The post 296. Ronsley Vaz Says Goodbye to Bond Appetit appeared first on Bond Appetit Personal Chef Services.

SHOW NOTES (www.mikejamesreid.com) Ronsley Vaz is a speaker, author and marketer. He is the author of the book AMPLIFY – How to raise your voice, boost your brand and grow your business. His podcast, ‘Bond Appetit’, was Australia’s #1 food podcast on iTunes and now receives between eight and twelve thousand listeners a day. Ronsley is also the founder of audio marketing agency Amplify, which focuses on giving brands a voice. In this episode, we discuss Ronsley’s journey from a failed restaurant owner to the founder of Amplify, a marketing agency with employees in 12 different time zones. We talk about the dichotomies Ronsley has faced along the way, how he handled the tough times, and the true meaning of gratitude. Enjoy!  Social media & the dichotomies that exist in building a brand or remaining behind the scenes The perception of one’s identity & how to separate it from our business How Ronsley deals with anxiety & the challenges he faced when shutting down his restaurant business Emotional intelligence & whether it helps or hinders him Big Wins but lots of failures Gratitude Why you should journal every morning Resources: Amplify Agency Amplify Book: How to raise your voice, boost your brand and grow your business Bond Appetit Podcast Dent Global is launching in Toronto in 2019. Visit www.mikejamesreid.com to learn more and grab a copy of the Revised Edition of the book, Key Person of Influence by Mike Reid & Daniel Priestley.

It's all well and good to say you want to start a podcast, but if you don't know the core reason why you want to do this, you're going to set yourself up for failure. Welcome to Should I Start A Podcast where each week Ronsley Vaz, with the help of a star-studded entrepreneurial guest lineup, explores why you should start a podcast; build an audience, and how to keep them hungry for more. If you're thinking about starting a podcast, or simply finding a better way to get your message out to your audience, then this is the podcast for you On this week's episode of Should I Start a Podcast, we have Ronsley's keynote speech from We Are Podcast 2015. Ronsley is one of the best when it comes to the podcasting and content marketing game. He's the host and creator of ‘Bond Appetit, as well as the founder of Australia's first audio marketing agency Amplify. He also hosts the show ‘Should I Start A Podcast,' where he, along with other guests, get to grips with those niggling questions within the world of podcasting. With the audio on demand industry continuously expanding, using a podcast to extend your knowledge and passions may feel like your ideas will fall onto deaf ears. You may have that small pebble of self-doubt, the uneasy feeling that no one really wants to listen. Rest assured that is not the case. When you know your purpose, and have a passion that really resonates with you, a like-minded audience will soon start to emerge. In this episode we discover: How a podcast allows you to live your “Why.” How to tap into the multitasking listener. The benefits of getting a morning routine to start your day. How Ronsley's love of food created his new life. Understanding where your passion lies, and how to move towards it Why failure is part of your success. How you get to meet great people through your podcast. What Ronsley loves about connection. How an hour alone by yourself can help you find what your highest values are. Why Ronsley doesn't play it safe anymore. Why a podcast will allow you to build on your purpose How to determine your purpose. Why podcasting is expanding more and more each year. How to set yourself up to win every day. Links: Ronsley Vaz - Twitter Ronsley Vaz - LinkedIn Bond Appetit - website Must Amplify - website

Failure is often the greatest teacher in an entrepreneur's journey to success, and there are lessons for all of us. Welcome to Should I Start A Podcast where each week Ronsley Vaz, with the help of a star-studded entrepreneurial guest lineup, explores why you should start a podcast; build an audience, and how to keep them hungry for more. If you're thinking about starting a podcast, or simply finding a better way to get your message out to your audience, then this is the podcast for you. This episode turns things on its head. In this special crossover production, host of the The Inner Chief podcast, Greg Layton, turns the mike on Ronsley in a conversation where he shares the story of his entrepreneurial journey – the successes, the failures and the lessons learned. If you want a peek behind the curtain of how Ronsley built the Bond Appetit podcast, the We Are Podcast conference and Amplify Agency, listen on.   Here's what to expect in this fascinating chat:  Where and how Ronsley started out His entrepreneurial journey The value of introspection Venturing outside your personal box The valuable lessons of failure Jumping into podcasting and building an audience of 1 million Motivation and being your business's Chief Energy Officer Building trust in your team Establishing We Are Podcast and Amplify Agency Why resilience and persistence are the secret sauce Why the market owes you nothing – a lesson from Gary Vaynerchuk And a fantastic new podcast concept announced   Links:   About Ronsley Bond Appetit podcast Chief Maker website The Inner Chief podcast

In today's episode we meet Ronsley Vaz.   Ronsley is a speaker, author and marketer. He is the author of the book AMPLIFY – How to raise your voice, boost your brand and grow your business. His podcast, ‘Bond Appetit', is Australia's #1 food podcast on iTunes and receives between eight and twelve thousand listeners a day. Ronsley is also the founder of content marketing agency Amplify, which has grown from zero to twelve staff in just ten months.   Ronsley sits on the board for freetoshine.org, an organisation that prevents sex trafficking. He has an MBA in Psychology and Leadership and a Master's in Software Engineering as well as a Diploma in Financial Services. Ronsley's journey has seen him specialise in a variety of different industries. Before killing it as an entrepreneur, he worked as a DJ, software engineer, financial adviser, restaurateur and chef.   His newest venture, Amplify, is all about converting audio into a content-marketing echo chamber. He and his team help clients create content and turn it into genuine assets that allow their businesses to grow.   We cover: The labels we carry and boxes we put ourselves in that stop us growing How to find your inner voice and execute The future of the audio world Knowing your impact on your team maintain empathy Dropping entitlement syndrome   See more at  www.chiefmaker.com.au/80

Audiobooks anyone? How about the psychology of leadership? Positioning with podcasting and authorship? Check, check, check! Today we dive into psychology, leadership, and audio books?! YES! You will hear from an expert in all 3 areas who delivers content for 2 podcasts, is a bestselling author, a TEDx speaker, and the event organizer for the Souther Hemisphere's first podcasting conference! A few exciting highlights include:- It’s time for Podcast Movement 2018! Hope to see you there! - Why you should write a book if you want to be seen as a leader! - Should you make an audio book too? - How can you define your own success? [Hint: it will actually help you with your brand, business, and future!] - Where will I be traveling to this Fall to speak at Ronsley's event?! (Hint: I’ve never been to this place and it's far, far away from San Diego) - Learn how to transfer ideas from the classroom to your business - 17:08: The story of why Ronsley decided to write a book. - 19:00: Has writing a book been more than worth the effort? "100% Ya. God damn, of course!" - Learn how to apply psychology to building your brand and business - Who are "the Mt. Rushmore of podcasting"? - Shout outs to lots of amazing podcasters like Pat Flynn, John Lee Dumas, Michael O'Neal, Travis Chappell, Dave Jackson, Jordan Harbinger, and more! - How Ronsley negotiated 3x royalties for audiobook authors in Australia with Amazon's Audible - And lots more Take Action Now! Free TRAINING on Hitting Amazon Best Seller! Free COMMUNITY to Collab with as you Write Your Best Seller! The Best IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM to Hit Amazon Best Seller! Email me for info on my new INNER CIRCLE (Laura@CopyThatPops.com) Guest: Ronsley Vaz is a speaker, author and marketer. He is the author of the book AMPLIFY – How to raise your voice, boost your brand and grow your business. His podcast, ‘Bond Appetit’, is Australia’s #1 food podcast on iTunes and receives between 8,000 and 12,000 listeners a day. Ronsley is also the founder of content marketing agency Amplify, which has grown from zero to twelve staff in just ten months. Ronsley sits on the board for freetoshine.org, an organization that prevents sex trafficking. He is a advocate and ambassador for the work that Free to Shine do, and believes that girls should be in schools rather than brothels. Ronsley has an MBA in Psychology and Leadership and a Master's in Software Engineering as well as a Diploma in Financial Services. Ronsley’s journey has seen him specialize in a variety of different industries. Before killing it as an entrepreneur, he worked as a DJ, software engineer, financial adviser, restaurateur and chef. His newest venture, Amplify, is all about converting audio into a content-marketing echo chamber. He and his team help clients create content and turn it into genuine assets that allow their businesses to grow. And, his event We Are Podcast is an annual conference where podcasting greats don’t mind flying in from all over the world...this year’s keynote speaker? Pat Flynn of Smart Passive Income! And I’m excited to be a featured speaker there myself! It’s in October this year and my flights are booked! Great Quotes: My favorite line of the show (around 19 minutes in): Laura: "Has writing a book been more than worth the effort?" Ronsley: "100% Ya. God damn, of course!" “I define success differently.” – Ronsley Vaz “You have to define success after what you really want to achieve.” – Ronsley Vaz “I had to do something different; I had to write a book.” – Ronsley Vaz "The book has really helped do business better." – Ronsley Vaz “You’ve thought about it long and hard enough to put it in a book and you know what you’re talking about.” –Ronsley Vaz “It’s getting more and more difficult to put out a good podcast.” – Ronsley Vaz “We just kept trying to get better at putting someone’s voice out better.” – Ronsley Vaz “It’s about the people in the room and the content of the conference.”– Ronsely Vaz “Leadership is always something I wanted to learn more about.” – Ronsley Vaz “Everyone thinks that they are alone and their so not.” – Ronsley Vaz “That’s the best part about business; it’s a personal journey.” – Ronsley Vaz “My MBA switched a part of my brain on that I didn’t know I had.” – Ronsley Vaz “When people perform at their best, they feel good about themselves.” – Ronsley Vaz “Find people that define success the way you like to be defined.” – Ronsley Vaz  Links to Mentions in This Podcast Episode: Podcast Movement 2018 Check out Michael O'Neal on Copy that Pops! Pat Flynn's Smart Passive Income ACX.com -- Amazon's platform for creating Audiobooks We Are Podcast (Ronsley's event this October) Travis Chappell’s Build Your Network podcast Should I Start a Podcast? Episode where Ronsley interviewed Laura!   Shownotes to Learn More Audiobooks, Psychology, Leadership, and Podcasting with Ronsley Vaz

Today on Bond Appetit we’ve got a very exciting guest. Jason Feifer is the editor-in-chief of Entrepreneur magazine, and host of two podcasts: ‘Pessimists Archive’, and ‘Problem Solvers’. He was previously an editor at Fast Company, Men’s Health, Maxim, and Boston, and has written for New York, ESPN, Slate, GQ, New York Times, and a long list of others. Jason ... Read More The post 236. Jason Feifer on the Changing Media Landscape, Having Relationships with the Right People and How to Tell Stories in Your Own Voice appeared first on Must Amplify.

Today on Bond Appetit we’ve got a very exciting guest. Jason Feifer is the editor-in-chief of Entrepreneur magazine, and host of two podcasts: ‘Pessimists Archive’, and ‘Problem Solvers’. He was previously an editor at Fast Company, Men’s Health, Maxim, and Boston, and has written for New York, ESPN, Slate, GQ, New York Times, and a long list of others. Jason ... Read More The post 236. Jason Feifer on the Changing Media Landscape, Having Relationships with the Right People and How to Tell Stories in Your Own Voice appeared first on Amplify Agency.

Today on Bond Appetit we’ve got a very exciting guest. Jason Feifer is the editor-in-chief of Entrepreneur magazine, and host of two podcasts: ‘Pessimists Archive’, and ‘Problem Solvers’. He was previously an editor at Fast Company, Men’s Health, Maxim, and Boston, and has written for New York, ESPN, Slate, GQ, New York Times, and a long list of others. Jason ... Read More The post 236. Jason Feifer on the Changing Media Landscape, Having Relationships with the Right People and How to Tell Stories in Your Own Voice appeared first on Bond Appetit Personal Chef Services.

On today’s episode of Bond Appetit, we went in deep with Pete Tansley on a number of different topics all of which hit close to home. Starting and running a business, mindset changes, habit change, being a good listener, taking risks, surrounding yourself with the right people and health & fitness to name a few. As an entrepreneur, a progressive ... Read More The post 235. Pete Tansley On Business & Money Philosophy, Being A Good Listener, And Following Your Dreams appeared first on Amplify Agency.

On today’s episode of Bond Appetit, we went in deep with Pete Tansley on a number of different topics all of which hit close to home. Starting and running a business, mindset changes, habit change, being a good listener, taking risks, surrounding yourself with the right people and health & fitness to name a few. As an entrepreneur, a progressive ... Read More The post 235. Pete Tansley On Business & Money Philosophy, Being A Good Listener, And Following Your Dreams appeared first on Must Amplify.

Do you want to learn to be a better communicator? Keen to hear some contrarian thinking on creativity? Interested in the idea of unleashing your superpowers? If so, you’ll not want to miss this inaugural episode of Communicator podcast. In this show, I was lucky enough to sit down with Ronsley Vaz. It’s difficult to condense Ronsley into a single paragraph. At various times, all of the following titles were his: entrepreneur, DJ, software engineer, financial adviser, restaurateur and chef, speaker, author, and marketer. His podcast, Bond Appetit, is Australia’s #1 food podcast on iTunes, and he’s also the founder of content marketing agency Amplify.In this episode, we talk about self-communication, authenticity, how to think about and approach creativity, and ultimately how to let your inner powers flourish. We pulled at various philosophical threads, had a few laughs and rounded out with Ronsley’s advice that everyone should ‘remove the filter’. I found the talk fascinating, and I’m sure that you will as well. Listen to the full podcast to hear all of the above, plus things like:The power of simply askingReframing failures and always finding ways to see the upsideWhy cliches are harmful and what you can do about themDifferent approaches to communicating your creativityThe value in asking uncomfortable questionsThe biggest gift that Ronsley’s mother gave himHow to become a more complete version of yourselfThe value in exploring non-linear thinkingThe power of photography as a medium of communicationThe intimacy and communicational value of food Links:LinkedInAmplifyWe Are PodcastFree to ShineBond Appetit

On today’s episode of Bond Appetit, we went in deep with Pete Tansley on a number of different topics all of which hit close to home. Starting and running a business, mindset changes, habit change, being a good listener, taking risks, surrounding yourself with the right people and health & fitness to name a few. As an entrepreneur, a progressive ... Read More The post 235. Pete Tansley On Business & Money Philosophy, Being A Good Listener, And Following Your Dreams appeared first on Bond Appetit Personal Chef Services.

On today’s episode of Bond Appetit, we had the pleasure of picking the brain of business owner and sales veteran, Richard Forrest. Starting his career in Scotland with a degree in Forensic Science and then working in the pharmaceutical industry, Richard soon realised he was much better suited to a life of selling than science. Richard proceeded to work his ... Read More The post 233. Richard Forrest on Dealing With Rejection Constructively, Conversations, and The Fine Art of Telesales appeared first on Must Amplify.

On today’s episode of Bond Appetit, we had the pleasure of picking the brain of business owner and sales veteran, Richard Forrest. Starting his career in Scotland with a degree in Forensic Science and then working in the pharmaceutical industry, Richard soon realised he was much better suited to a life of selling than science. Richard proceeded to work his ... Read More The post 233. Richard Forrest on Dealing With Rejection Constructively, Conversations, and The Fine Art of Telesales appeared first on Amplify Agency.

On today’s episode of Bond Appetit, we had the pleasure of picking the brain of business owner and sales veteran, Richard Forrest. Starting his career in Scotland with a degree in Forensic Science and then working in the pharmaceutical industry, Richard soon realised he was much better suited to a life of selling than science. Richard proceeded to work his ... Read More The post 233. Richard Forrest on Dealing With Rejection Constructively, Conversations, and The Fine Art of Telesales appeared first on Bond Appetit Personal Chef Services.

There are some people that just get your mind racing with possibilities, and on this week’s episode of Bond Appetit, I talk with one of them – Tofe Evans. This guy has plenty of strings to his bow – he’s raised a stack of money for over 10 charities; he’s run a 60 km marathon down the side of Mount ... Read More The post 231. The Power of the Mind and Flipping Your Perspective with Tofe Evans appeared first on Amplify Agency.

There are some people that just get your mind racing with possibilities, and on this week’s episode of Bond Appetit, I talk with one of them – Tofe Evans. This guy has plenty of strings to his bow – he’s raised a stack of money for over 10 charities; he’s run a 60 km marathon down the side of Mount ... Read More The post 231. The Power of the Mind and Flipping Your Perspective with Tofe Evans appeared first on Must Amplify.

There are some people that just get your mind racing with possibilities, and on this week’s episode of Bond Appetit, I talk with one of them – Tofe Evans. This guy has plenty of strings to his bow – he’s raised a stack of money for over 10 charities; he’s run a 60 km marathon down the side of Mount ... Read More The post 231. The Power of the Mind and Flipping Your Perspective with Tofe Evans appeared first on Bond Appetit Personal Chef Services.

On today’s episode of the Bond Appetit podcast, I’m speaking with ex-attorney, entrepreneur, and CEO of Practice Alchemy, Raj Jha, who’s using his drive, sharp mind, thick skin and never-say-die attitude to build a thriving business. Raj is the leader of Practice Alchemy, a marketing agency dedicated to getting lawyers more clients. As an attorney himself, Raj founded a boutique ... Read More The post 230. Raj Jha on Instilling Values, Entrepreneurial Lessons Learned and Finding Business Freedom appeared first on Must Amplify.

On today’s episode of the Bond Appetit podcast, I’m speaking with ex-attorney, entrepreneur, and CEO of Practice Alchemy, Raj Jha, who’s using his drive, sharp mind, thick skin and never-say-die attitude to build a thriving business. Raj is the leader of Practice Alchemy, a marketing agency dedicated to getting lawyers more clients. As an attorney himself, Raj founded a boutique ... Read More The post 230. Raj Jha on Instilling Values, Entrepreneurial Lessons Learned and Finding Business Freedom appeared first on Amplify Agency.

On today’s episode of the Bond Appetit podcast, I’m speaking with ex-attorney, entrepreneur, and CEO of Practice Alchemy, Raj Jha, who’s using his drive, sharp mind, thick skin and never-say-die attitude to build a thriving business. Raj is the leader of Practice Alchemy, a marketing agency dedicated to getting lawyers more clients. As an attorney himself, Raj founded a boutique ... Read More The post 230. Raj Jha on Instilling Values, Entrepreneurial Lessons Learned and Finding Business Freedom appeared first on Bond Appetit Personal Chef Services.

On this week’s instalment of the Bond Appetit show, I’m treated to the company of someone who’s built wildly successful businesses and managed to keep hold of his life outside of work at the same time. Best described as a ‘creative polymath’, Murray Galbraith’s multi-award winning career spans several industries, including design, media, advertising, technology and events. A serial entrepreneur, ... Read More The post 229. Murray Galbraith on Innovation, Overcoming Doubt, Hyperfocus, and Balancing Work and Family Life appeared first on Amplify Agency.

On this week’s instalment of the Bond Appetit show, I’m treated to the company of someone who’s built wildly successful businesses and managed to keep hold of his life outside of work at the same time. Best described as a ‘creative polymath’, Murray Galbraith’s multi-award winning career spans several industries, including design, media, advertising, technology and events. A serial entrepreneur, ... Read More The post 229. Murray Galbraith on Innovation, Overcoming Doubt, Hyperfocus, and Balancing Work and Family Life appeared first on Must Amplify.

On this week’s instalment of the Bond Appetit show, I’m treated to the company of someone who’s built wildly successful businesses and managed to keep hold of his life outside of work at the same time. Best described as a ‘creative polymath’, Murray Galbraith’s multi-award winning career spans several industries, including design, media, advertising, technology and events. A serial entrepreneur, ... Read More The post 229. Murray Galbraith on Innovation, Overcoming Doubt, Hyperfocus, and Balancing Work and Family Life appeared first on Bond Appetit Personal Chef Services.

If you want to increase your business’ reach while achieving happiness along the way, then this episode of Bond Appetit is definitely for you. My guest is Ken Okazaki – a speaker, director, author and consultant who’s probably best known for producing videos that go viral. In our conversation, we talk about Ken’s struggles as well as his successes as ... Read More The post 228. Ken Okazaki’s Rule of 5 That Helped Him Design His Dream Business appeared first on Must Amplify.

If you want to increase your business’ reach while achieving happiness along the way, then this episode of Bond Appetit is definitely for you. My guest is Ken Okazaki – a speaker, director, author and consultant who’s probably best known for producing videos that go viral. In our conversation, we talk about Ken’s struggles as well as his successes as ... Read More The post 228. Ken Okazaki’s Rule of 5 That Helped Him Design His Dream Business appeared first on Amplify Agency.

Full Production is THE podcast of the mining industry. Join me, Peter Finn, as we navigate our way through the issues, wins and advances being made in the mining industry in the Australia-Pacific region. I've been working in mining since I was 17 years old, and I've dug my way to the top of the industry as a leader in contract labour supply and many other specialised services. For the first episode, I offer up a special appearance by me on the Bond Appetit podcast. In the show, we turn the tables and Ronsley interviews me. Topics covered include my story, business-life philosophy and why I put relationships at the heart of everything I do. Listen to the full episode to hear all of the above, plus things like: What FACE contracting is and how it's different The backstory behind my career How loving a girl and living with a girl are two different things Why good relationships trump just about all else How I think about culture How to handle the two voices in your head How entrepreneurship has changed me Why stubbornness is a double-edged sword How to deal with criticism The inauthenticity of interviews and first dates Peter's and Ronsley's greatest strengths - and how to emulate them   Links: Personal website LinkedIn

Our guest for the inaugural episode of the Get Invested Podcast is the founder of Amplify Marketing Agency, Ronsley Vaz. Beyond founding Amplify, Ronsley is the host of Bond Appetit and Should I Start A Podcast, which collectively have over four million listeners in 145 countries. He also sits on the board for freetoshine.org, an organisation that works to prevent sex trafficking. Ronsley is an entrepreneur with an extremely diverse background ranging from DJing to financial advising to cooking to software development. Ronsley is an inspiring figure, a leader, mentor to many different people and an all-around good bloke. In our conversation, we talked about his journey, philosophy and the story behind Amplify. We also touched on pivotal moments in his career, lessons learned and what really makes him tick. Listen to the full episode to hear all this, plus things like: Freedom defined, and why it's so incredibly important to this generation Why standardised education indoctrinates people into a fixed mindset The biggest compliment Ronsley ever received Why the ‘if you build it they will come' is a false way to think The power of relationships and good conversations How to successfully marry commercial and artistic interests Ronsley's investment advice to his younger self How to overcome the resistance of doing difficult things   Links   LinkedIn Amplify Marketing Agency We Are Podcast Bond Appetite Should I Start a Podcast Ronsley's book, Amplify: Raise Your Voice, Boost Your Brand and Grow Your Business Free to Shine

Ronsley is the founder and chief daydreamer at Amplify. He is an author, speaker, and serial entrepreneur. He has a master's degree in Software Engineering and an MBA in Psychology and Leadership. He is known as the creator of We Are Podcast – the first podcasting conference in the southern hemisphere, and the host of The Bond Appetit podcast and Should I Start a Podcast. He has an audience of over three million people in 133 countries   In this episode, we feature an appearance Ronsley made on Travis Chappell's Podcast, Build Your Network. In the show, Ronsley and Travis dig deep into what it means to be an entrepreneur, mentorship, how to develop yourself personally and professionally, and how to think about failure. Tune in to the episode to hear all this, plus things like:   The story of Ronsley's biggest growth spurt The parallels between elite athletes and top entrepreneurs The downside to entrepreneurship being in vogue The balance between input and output The question Ronsley asks himself every morning Why so many people stop when they hit the first wall The mindset of levelling up The key to long-term business success Why entrepreneurship is a great life but not a comfortable one Why the phrase ‘it's not what you know, it's who you know' is flawed   Links: Amplify Media Kit

Ronsley is the founder and chief daydreamer at Amplify. He is an author, speaker and serial entrepreneur. He has a Masters' degree in Software Engineering and an MBA in Psychology and Leadership. He is known as the creator of We Are Podcast – the first podcasting conference in the southern hemisphere, and the host of The Bond Appetit podcast and Should I Start a Podcast. He has an audience of over three million people in 133 countries   In this episode of the show, we revisit a talk Ronsley gave at We Are Podcast 2016. In the talk, Ronsley lays out some of his foundational thinking about podcasting, sales, marketing, conversations and growing a business.   Tune in to the episode to hear all this, plus things like: What Pareto's principle is, and why it matters The most important question to ask when launching a podcast 7 ways to amplify your message How to make money from a podcast Why niching down is so imperative The quickest way to a podcaster's heart How to stand out from your competition (in almost any context) 7 problems that can stunt business growth Why making money selling your art isn't selling out Why the ‘always be closing' approach should be avoided How to make people know, like and trust you How to get people to care about your message   Links: Amplify Media Kit

My guest in this week's episode is leading podcast expert and audio guru, Ronsley Vaz. His podcast, Bond Appetit, is Australia's #1 food podcast on iTunes and receives between eight … Read More The post Ep 21. Leveraging Audio and Podcasting to Grow a Business with the Expert, Ronsley Vaz appeared first on Key Person of Influence.

My guest in this week's episode is leading podcast expert and audio guru, Ronsley Vaz. His podcast, Bond Appetit, is Australia's #1 food podcast on iTunes and receives between eight … Read More The post Ep 21. Leveraging Audio and Podcasting to Grow a Business with the Expert, Ronsley Vaz appeared first on Key Person of Influence.

Ronsley is the host of Australia's #1 Food podcast – Bond Appetit, that focuses on two main areas: Uniting entrepreneurs through food and Fixing their relationships with food. He runs 2 main businesses: Bond Appetit and Time Shifted Media. He has been cooking for over 19 years. He has started and run his own fresh food restaurant specialising in uniquely flavoured food, and also worked in a big kitchen as part of a brigade of chefs. Ronsley has a Masters' degree in Software Engineering and an MBA in psychology and leadership, with massive experience in software quality systems and leading global teams. Ronsley is a software technical expert, a personal chef, and a serial idea creator.

On this episode of Rhodes to Success, I interview Ronsley Vaz, who is the chief food sharer at Bond Appetit, a company that unites people over food. He is the host of Australia's number one food podcast on iTunes and the author of the upcoming book Fuel: Uniting Peak Performers Over Food. During the show, we discuss sharing meals, entrepreneurs and gratitude, essentialism, podcasting, and ‘soapboxisodes.'   Main Questions Asked: -       Talk about sharing food and the impact that has on families and relationships. -       How did you come to take Bond Appetit and niche it to entrepreneurs? -       What bad habits and traits do you see with the entrepreneurs you cook for that are holding them back? -       Talk about podcasting, what it has done for your business, and how you're leveraging it. -       Tell us about Podcast Revolution.   Key Lessons Learned: Meet Ronsley -          Ronsley cooks for entrepreneurs and provides them food, but sees it more as a service to provide time. -          He has been cooking professionally for more than nineteen years and started to run his own fresh food restaurants specializing in uniquely flavored food. -          Ronsley focuses on entrepreneurs and people who are high achievers but don't have the time, mental space, or energy to focus on cooking and eating well.   Sharing Meals -       The importance of sharing can be seen with the move toward the sharing economy. E.g. Uber, AirBnB. -       We forget the connection made around the table when sharing a meal with someone. -       When sharing a meal, it is important to keeping the distractions away and keeping the conversation focused on each other. -       When we stop to eat, our body gets ready to digest. -       Based on a study of families that ate together at least once per week, there was no sign of depression with teenage kids in the family.   Entrepreneurs and Gratitude -       High achieving entrepreneurs often write daily in a gratitude journal. -       Exercise: make a list of 100 things you are grateful for.   Essentialism -       This is the discipline pursuit of less and doing the things we are good at and love to do, while not doing the other things and pretending to be busy. -       We are always taught to look at our weaknesses and make them better, but not taught to recognize our strengths and focus on them. -       Focus on your strengths and delegate the rest. -       Figure out what you don't like to do and takes up your time so you can outsource and use that time to either work on revenue generating business activities or spend time with your family.   Making Change With The Auditory -       The auditory sense is the first sense we develop in our mother's womb and is how we communicate with our parents. -       All change in human history points back to a point in time when a speech was made that changed a group of people's minds. -       Today, we have the ability to create our own personal movements on passions and have the hardware to create change in our pocket.   Podcasting -       As a PR tool, Ronsley finds podcasting to be more effective than spending thousands of dollars on a PR campaign. -       It's important for businesses to go to where people are looking at your message. -       Create a podcast, get guests to talk about things you're interested in, become the center point where the information is gathered. -       Podcasts are great for analytics, as you can trace how many people have been on your show and how many people listen to it. -       Podcasting is speaking to a niched audience and can be done with very little financial investment. -       Relationships formed through podcasting with guests and listeners are extremely powerful.   Subscribe to the show in iTunes or Stitcher Radio!   The music in today's episode was written by The Danger Os and produced by Nick Palmer. Check them out at https://www.facebook.com/thedangerosmakemusic    Links to Resources Mentioned Bond Appetit Travel Shoot     Essentialism Strengths 2.0 Ronsley Vaz Podcast Revolution We Are Podcast