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What am I here to do? What should I do with my life? What is my purpose?Today's guest has devoted his life to helping people answer these important questions.Meet Jonathan Fields.Author of many a bestselling book, including How to Live a Good Life, Uncertainty, and Career Renegade, he's the man behind the wonderful Good Life Project podcast and community, a sought after public speaker, father, and a dear friend and personal mentor of mine. He's been featured in The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, FastCompany, Inc., Entrepreneur, Forbes, and USA Today, just to name a few. Making his third appearance on the show, today Jonathan joins me in the studio to share his unique core belief and perspective, which is that everyone has an innate imprint for a certain type of work—work that makes you come alive. After many years of deep thought and research, he's divined an evidence-based method for helping others discover meaningful careers, which is explored more deeply in his fascinating new book Sparked.This exchange is essentially an excavation of the self.We grapple with big life questions, break down the components of meaningful work, and what it takes to not just find, but create a fulfilling career. We also dive deep into Sparktypes, which is essentially the social psychology version of Human Design or the Enneagram. After surveying over 500,000 people and accruing 2.5 million data points, Jonathan has created a system to help you better understand your needs when it comes to finding purpose in your professional life. You can take the free quiz at sparketype.com.I love Jonathan's focus on process over results. His emphasis on the journey over the destination. His deep understanding that authenticity is everything. My hope is that our conversation guides you towards work that suits you, fits your unique blueprint, motivates you, excites you, and fills you with purpose. Work that sparks you, and ultimately sets you on a trajectory to a life marked with more meaning, flow, and joy.To read more click here. You can also watch listen to our exchange on YouTube. And as always, the podcast streams wild and free on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.I adore this beautiful man for reasons you will soon discover.Enjoy!Peace + Plants,Listen, Watch & SubscribeApple Podcasts | YouTube | Spotify | Stitcher | Google PodcastsThanks to this week's sponsors:Athletic Greens: 75 whole food sourced ingredients designed to optimize 5 key areas of health, AG1 is the delicious daily habit that sets you up for a healthy future. I take the packets everywhere I go. Invest in your health without compromise! 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Visit seed.com/RICHROLL to learn more.For a complete list of all RRP sponsors, vanity URLs & discount codes, visit Our Sponsors.Show Notes:Connect with Jonathon: Website | Instagram | Twitter | FacebookBook: SparkedBook: How to Live a Good LifeBook: Uncertainty: Turning Fear and Doubt into Fuel for BrilliancePodcast: Good Life ProjectWebsite: Good Life ProjectSparktype: Take The TestYouTube: How to Live a Life of Purpose, Meaning & PassionYouTube: Jonathan FieldsYouTube: Finding Work that Lights You Up with Jonathan FieldsSUCCESS Magazine: This Is How Jonathan Fields Faces the UnknownHOW CAN I SUPPORT THE PODCAST?Tell Your Friends & Share Online!Subscribe & Review: iTunes | Spotify | Stitcher | Soundcloud | Google PodcastsDonate: Check out our Patreon accountSupport The Sponsors: One of the best ways to support the podcast is to support our sponsors. 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Shownotes: http://fizzleshow.com/317 How do we create our ultimate email welcome series? What are the most most important elements and rules that help us connect with new audience members and keep them coming back? Is email still as relevant as it once was? The answer is yes, the stats show that email is more used now than ever before. Most of us know that an email welcome series can go a long way, but that does not mean that concocting great email copy and content is a common skill. In this episode, we talk about how to craft that vital first emailed contact, why templates don't matter so much and a few rules that can keep your emails out of the spam folder. We are trying to get you thinking about who you are writing to and connecting meaningfully with them! Today on the show, we are joined by Barrett Brooks, Marketing Lead at ConvertKit and certified email badass! He is driven by the belief that business is one of the most powerful forces for good in the world and this really shows in his and ConvertKit's increasingly blazing success rate. We also talk about how to get receivers' attention and your emails opened right away in the right way, the usefulness of questions and emojis, forming the body of an email and finding the pillar posts of your business. For all of this, join us today, Fizzlers! Key Points From This Episode: • A quick update from Barrett Brooks, ConvertKit and the world of email. [0:07:18.6] • The stable importance of an email welcome sequence. [0:12:02.3] • Current marketing and how people find your company online. [0:13:42.7] • The main objective of an email welcome series. [0:17:30.1] • Why Luke Skywalker took very little notice of Yoda at first. [0:25:35.6] • Symptoms, treatments and long term solutions. [0:27:31.2] • Gaining trust through email copywriting, dos and don'ts. [0:32:55.6] • Personalization and segmenting your email list by interests. [0:43:30.4] • The three things you can do to get your copywriting up to scratch. [0:48:06.2] • Summarizing the mains tenants of creating your best welcome series. [0:52:00.8] • Compiling a greatest hits of content for your business. [0:55:03.5] • And much more! Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: • Fizzle — https://fizzle.co/ • Gusto — http://gusto.com/fizzle • ConvertKit — http://convertkit.com/fizzle • Discover.bot — https://discover.bot/fizzle • Barrett Brooks — https://convertkit.com/author/barrettbrooks/ • ConvertKit — https://convertkit.com • Wall Street Journal — https://www.wsj.com • StoryBrand — https://storybrand.com • Fizzle 80/20 Copywriting Guide — https://fizzle.co/sparkline/writing-copy-for-web • Ultimate Welcome Series — https://app.fizzle.co/library/ultimate-welcome-email • Shark Tank — https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1442550/ • Dragon's Den — https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0443370/ • Star Wars — https://www.starwars.com • Terence McKenna — https://medium.com/the-mission/unconventional-inspiration-the-best-of-terence-mckenna-5040385a69a2 • Career Renegade — https://www.amazon.com/Career-Renegade-Great-Living-Doing/dp/0767927419 • Copy Hackers — https://copyhackers.com • Justin Jackson — https://justinjackson.ca • Pat Flynn — https://www.smartpassiveincome.com • Kickstarter — https://www.kickstarter.com • Fizzle Roadmap — https://fizzle.co/sparkline/small-business-roadmap-1-clarity • Fizzle on Twitter — https://twitter.com/fizzle • Fizzle Just Ship It Challenge — https://app.fizzle.co/just-ship-it-challenge • Fizzle Try 5 — http://fizzle.co/try5 • Courage and Clarity — https://www.courageandclarity.com/ • Steph Crowder on Twitter — https://twitter.com/stephcrowder?lang=en • Corbett Barr on Twitter — https://twitter.com/CorbettBarr • Chase Reeves on Twitter — https://twitter.com/chasereeves • Fizzle Sparkline — https://fizzle.co/sparkline • Fizzle Goals Course — https://fizzle.co/courses/goals • Fizzle Journaling Course — https://fizzle.co/courses/journal • Fizzle Essentials of Web Design Course — https://fizzle.co/library/essentials-of-website-design-for-business-builders • Fizzle Website Tune Up Curse — https://fizzle.co/courses/tuneup • Start A Blog That Matters Course — https://fizzle.co/start-a-blog-that-matters • Fizzle Toolkit — https://fizzle.co/toolkit • Fizzle Craft + Commerce — https://fizzle.co/sparkline/craft-commerce • Fizzle Project Management for Entrepreneurs — https://fizzle.co/sparkline/project-management-for-entrepreneurs • Fizzle Hosting — https://fizzle.co/hosting

Ann Rea is a San Francisco-based artist and the founder of Artists Who THRIVE.  Her artistic talent is praised by her mentor, Wayne Thiebaud, an American art icon. She has been featured in Fortune, The Wine Enthusiast, and Art Business News magazines, in The San Francisco Chronicle, in the book Career Renegade by Jonathan Fields, and on HGTV, ABC, and The Good Life Project. She is also a favorite instructor on Creative Live's "Money and Life" channel, broadcasting to over one million students worldwide. Ann is the creator of "The MAKING Art Making MONEY Semester ®," eight foundational online business and marketing courses. Her students study with fellow artists from around the globe via live video calls within a welcoming and supportive community. Full shownotes: http://yourcreativepush.com/annrea In this episode, Ann discusses: -How she became the “artist mentor” accidentally. -How the press she received brought artists to her, seeking help, and that is what set her on the path to helping them sell their art without feeling like a sell-out. -Stereotypes like “starving artist” and how they negatively affect the opinion and motivation of artists. -All of the positive changes that occurred in her art and in herself once she started getting paid for it. -Knowing exactly how much money you want to make, and by when. -The importance of writing down your goals and your plan. -What do you want, precisely?  How are you going to get it?  And who can help you?  -What an artist’s plan to make money should be comprised of. -Dr. E’s sagely words that every entrepreneur is an artist and every artist is an entrepreneur. -How she would rather be pulled toward something than to push herself toward it. -Knowing the difference between your goal and your overall mission. -A synchronistic event that she considers to be a “magical intervention” that got her to paint again. -Her words of encouragement for people who might be suffering from things such as depression, anxiety, or insomnia as a result of not pursuing their creative passions. -The power of exercise and a healthier diet. -How if you don’t schedule your creative passion, then there is a significant chance that you won’t get to it. Ann's Final Push will inspire you to find the thing that PULLS you – what do you stand for and what do you stand against? Quotes: “The press is what really brought other artists to me.  They were looking for help on how to sell their art without feeling like a sell-out.” “There are cultural messages about making art and making money.  Those messages were distorting the thinking and the confidence of artists unnecessarily.  I really wanted to set the record straight.” “We could probably sit here for a good hour and list all of the negative stereotypes that are thrust upon artists. Unfortunately a lot of artists swallow these stereotypes and then they spread them amongst themselves.” “A plan to sell art without a plan is a plan to sell no art.” “Your plan is kind of like a compass more than it is a roadmap.  You just want to make sure that you’re pointed in the right direction.” “Instead of focusing on what’s holding me back or what’s bogging me down, I spend a considerate amount of effort remembering my mission.” “This is not a dress rehearsal.  If you’re not happy, you need to start to bust a move, and move in the right direction.” Links mentioned: Making Art Making Money Artists who THRIVE Connect with Ann: Website / Facebook / Twitter On the next episode: Melissa Sue Stanley [Website] & Max Bare [Website]

For this episode I had the honor of speaking with award-winning author, serial entrepreneur, growth strategist, and podcaster Jonathan Fields. He is regularly featured in the media on outlets including the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, Business Week, USA Today, and many more. While he’s impressive in everything he does, I particularly admire his success in podcasting; his top-rated podcast, The Good Life Project, gets millions of listens in more than 150 countries. As an author, he’s written some incredibly insightful books including Uncertainty and Career Renegade. His newest book, How to Live a Good Life, explores his concept of “good life buckets,” which we discuss in this podcast. It also includes 30 days of inspiring, actionable explorations to get you started on a path to possibility. Find Out More About Jonathan Here: jonathanfields.com@jonathanfields on TwitterJonathan Fields on Facebook In This Episode: [02:12] - Jonathan starts off by talking about his experience with tinnitus, which is a fairly common condition that means you’re hearing a sound coming from inside your head that no one else hears. He goes on to describe how he learned to cope with tinnitus and the roles that meditation and acceptance have played. [10:38] - Has Jonathan’s tinnitus reduced over time? [12:03] - After hearing about Stephan’s experience with tinnitus, Jonathan reveals that for many (perhaps most) people, the condition resolves on its own eventually. [12:45] - Jonathan references a quote by Joseph Campbell, and explains what he has learned from it. [14:50] - Stephan ties what Jonathan has been saying into Tony Robbins’ theory that there are six human needs, one of which is certainty. In response, Jonathan shares his thoughts on being certainty-driven. [17:03] - What approaches are effective for dealing with uncertainty? Jonathan says there are three major options: mindfulness, movement, and cognitive reappraisal (or reframing). [20:41] - Jonathan shares his thoughts on suffering. He believes it has a lot to do with grasping (such as at things we want to be true, or onto relationships that we don’t want to change or end) or trying to lock down the future. [22:38] - What tangible next actions would Jonathan recommend based on what he’s been saying? Again, he suggests meditation and movement. [25:27] - Jonathan responds to and elaborates on Stephan’s thoughts about how acceptance opens up a world of possibilities. [28:07] - Mindfulness is life, Jonathan says, and can become the way you move through life. [29:22] - Jonathan explains the concept of “good life buckets” from his newest book, How to Live a Good Life. Imagine that your life is three buckets: vitality, connection, and contribution. A good life is when you fill all three buckets as full as possible. [32:23] - How does this help with decision-making? Specifically, how could it help someone decide whether to have another child? [34:10] - Jonathan talks about how to snap out of going through life on autopilot. [38:19] - One of the critical skills for going from survival to flourishing is the ability to say no, Jonathan reveals. [39:31] - We hear about Jonathan’s process for doing deep work, which involves a lot of toil and making mistakes. He then reveals that he wrote three entirely different manuscripts for this most recent book. [44:15] - How should someone develop their own framework or frameworks? 1. Devour knowledge and run experiments. 2. Learn from others. 3. Contemplation. [47:07] - What should listeners do as the next step? He recommends his “Give 30” challenge: in one day, any time you have an opportunity to be kind that will take under 30 seconds, you have to say yes to the opportunity (up to 30 times). Get Optimized! If you’re suffering from something, try to incorporate a dual mentality: maintain hope that it will go away, but at the same time accept that it may be permanent. Shift your perspective on things that have come into your life as sources of suffering. Transform them into sources of teaching by asking yourself what you can learn from them. Take an honest look at yourself. Are you deeply driven by a need for certainty or security? If so, work toward accepting the idea that there is no such thing as complete certainty. Links and Resources: jonathanfields.com@jonathanfields on TwitterJonathan Fields on FacebookThe Good Life ProjectUncertainty Career RenegadeHow to Live a Good LifeTinnitus Joseph CampbellAmygdalaTony RobbinsCognitive reappraisalCal NewportKeith Cunningham

I started reading Jonathan's blog more than five years ago, then began listening to his podcast, The Good Life Project – which were audio uploads from his video interviews with amazing guests. I was also privileged to join he and his wife, Stephanie – along with about 250 other campers - at their first Camp GLP event in the summer of 2014. Since then, I've come to bask in the delight of and develop deep relationships within an incredible tribe of thoughtful, intentional, open-hearted people on multiple different levels of engagement – both personally and professionally. Jonathan is the author of three highly acclaimed books, Career Renegade, Uncertainty, and most recently, How to Live a Good Life. He's been a lawyer, yoga instructor and studio owner, and serial entrepreneur since he was still in school.

Today’s guest is my friend Jonathan Fields, the founder of a mission driven media and education venture called Good Life Project.  His books, Career Renegade, Uncertainty, and his brand new release, How to Live a Good Life, are his own soul-searching journeys, as he attempts to answer some deep and important questions that we all face as human beings. Jonathan enjoys hosting The Good Life Project podcast, where he shares powerful ideas and interviews with his global community on a quest to live more meaningful, connected, and vital lives. Jonathan is thoughtful, curious, and passionate about learning. He gives amazing advice. He is someone I truly believes brings his whole self to work.  And, he’s someone I’m grateful to know and to have had a chance to chat with here on the podcast.   Key Takeaways: [4:16] What does Bring Your Whole Self to Work mean to Jonathan? [5:56] The course, How to Live a Good Life, should be taught in schools, because not enough of us know how to do it. [8:02] When did Jonathan start exploring human potential? [9:50] Jonathan has always toed the line between art and entrepreneurship. [13:13] Jonathan enjoys intensive learning environments, but when learning turns into practice he loses interest. [15:19] An emergency surgery was the wake up call Jonathan needed to direct his energy towards wellness. [21:37] Jonathan has always loved movement, functional anatomy, and kinesiology. [25:15] Yoga was a business investment Jonathan could believe in. The studio he started in Hell’s kitchen is still a thriving community today. [28:20] The intention of the Good Life Project was to bring people together and provide guidance for personal and entrepreneurial growth. [32:17] Jonathan writes books to answer his own questions. [33:38] Jonathan loves podcasting and working with his wife and his daughter. [40:05] How can fathers support their children in a loving way? [43:57] The goal of Jonathan’s company is to find the sweet spot between building something that is in service to others, and still keeping himself excited. [46:54] A daily mindfulness practice is necessary if Jonathan plans to stay in a place of uncertainty. [49:22] If How to Live a Good Life was a semester long class…   Resources: Good Life Project Good Life Project Podcast How to Live a Good Life, by Jonathan Fields Mike Robbins Website Mike Robbins Podcast Mike Robbins on Facebook Mike Robbins on Twitter

When was the last time you heard a creative person say "I don't have a career I have a business? Well, buckle up because we've invited the Warrior of No Fear to join us for a passionate conversation about being a successful artist and business owner. All Creative Warriors want to be seen and heard for their work. The ultimate acknowledgement for your work IS a sustainable business. Ann Rea is on a mission to stamp out the "Starving Artist" slur and to help artists secure their creative freedom through business savvy. Her artistic talent is commended by Wayne Thiebaud, an American art icon, and she has been featured on Creative Live, HGTV, ABC, and The Good Life Project, in Fortune and The Wine Enthusiast magazines, and in the book Career Renegade. Ann teaches The MAKING Art Making MONEY Semester. An interactive, eight-part, foundational, business semester specifically for artists. Ann is always ready to get down to business whether she's holding a brush, teaching or speaking.

Welcome to episode #343 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast. Lately, the podcasting landscape has developing into a steady stream of amazing, insightful and deep content - in audio and video format. It's somewhat fascinating that all of this niche and rich content is so readily available for free, and yet there's a vast majority of people who don't even know what a podcast is - let alone how to download and enjoy one. Perhaps one of the most fascinating shows out there is Jonathan Fields' Good Life Project. These video podcasts offer some of the most in-depth conversations with business and community leaders and thinkers that you will ever see. Fields spends a lot of time digging into deep conversation with his subject matter. Brilliant past episodes have included guests like Seth Godin, Brene Brown, Dan Pink and many more. Fields has authored two books, Career Renegade and Uncertainty and he, himself, is a fascinating individual who understands the power of the Internet, the new ways we work and much more. It is my pleasure to have him on this show. Enjoy the conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #343 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 53:43. Please send in questions, comments, suggestions - mitch@twistimage.com. Hello from Beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the Blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter.  Six Pixels of Separation the book is now available. CTRL ALT DEL is coming in Spring 2013. In conversation with Jonathan Fields. Good Life Project. Career Renegade Uncertainty. Follow Jonathan on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Get David's song for free here: Artists For Amnesty. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #343 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: advertising podcast blog blogging brand brene brown business book career renegade dan pink david usher digital marketing facebook good life project itunes jonathan fields marketing marketing blogger marketing podcast online social network podcast podcasting seth godin social media uncertainty

On this special episode of the Work Awesome podcast, Mike Vardy chats with the Career Renegade himself, Jonathan Fields. Jonathan is a highly-demanded speaker and accomplished author, whose latest book, Uncertainty: Turning Fear and Doubt into Fuel for Brilliance, drops this week. This new work discusses the aspects of uncertainty that hinder people, as well […]

The Fit Marriage Show welcomes Jonathan Fields - husband, Dad, author, entrepreneur, fitness enthusiast and career expert. After "having it all" as a Wall Street attorney, he quit his corporate life and started a yoga studio on 9/11 that eventually become one of the most successful in the nation. Today, Jonathan helps other find their right path and achieve a healthy balance between career, family and life.

Today's show is a replay of the show with the great Jonathan Fields. Enjoy!!! Watch his Turn Fear into Fuel talk. Great stuff.

The third episode of the Book Marketing podcast features an interview with Jonathan Fields. Jonathan Fields is the author of Career Renegade and the creator of TribalAuthor.com – a new approach to book marketing. You can download Jonathan’s interview here. Or, you can subscribe to the podcast via iTunes here.

Your Dream Job: A great question to ask yourself is "what makes me come alive." Then you can go from there.

1. What Is a Career Renegade? A Career Renegade is someone who makes a conscious choice to build your career around the activities, settings and people who make you come alive… and figure out how to do all this while earning enough to live very comfortably in the world and giving back to the greater community. from an interview with Mark McGuinness

The 2nd of two shows with Jonathan Fields, author of the newly released book, Career Renegade. Find a link to his site and book, along with written summary of today's show at BIGGSUCCESS.COM. Thanks for listening! - George & Mary-Lynn

The 1st of two shows with Jonathan Fields, author of the newly released book, Career Renegade. Find a link to his site and book, along with written summary of today's show at BIGGSUCCESS.COM. Thanks for listening! - George & Mary-Lynn

Upgrade your life by making a career switch. Career Renegade author, Jonathan Fields, discusses his winning strategies for rebooting your career, exploring your passions, and turning them into money-making opportunities.