Podcasts about clever tykes

Why it was selected for "CBNation Architects": In this episode of the I AM CEO Podcast, host Gresham Harkless Jr. interviews Jodie Cook, co-founder of Clever Tykes, a series of children's storybooks inspiring enterprising behavior. Jodie is also the owner of JC Social Media, a team of social media managers based in Birmingham, UK.   Throughout the episode, Jodie shares her journey in entrepreneurship, including the inspiration behind Clever Tykes and her experience being included in Forbes' 30 under 30 list in 2017. She also discusses the importance of inspiring children to think entrepreneurially and how the Clever Tykes series can help accomplish that goal.   Additionally, Jodie shares practical tips and advice for entrepreneurs, including the importance of self-care and committing to something that feeds the soul for at least an hour a day.   Overall, the episode provides valuable insights and inspiration for anyone looking to make a positive impact in their community and inspire future generations. Check out one of our favorite CEO Hack's CEO Web Shop. Get your free audiobook and check out more of our favorite CEO Hacks HERE. I AM CEO Handbook Volume 3 is HERE and it's FREE. Get your copy here: http://cbnation.co/iamceo3. Get the 100+ things that you can learn from 1600 business podcasts we recorded. Hear Gresh's story, learn the 16 business pillars from the podcast, find out about CBNation Architects and why you might be one and so much more. Did we mention it was FREE? Download it today!   Previous Episode: https://iamceo.co/2019/03/16/iam215-co-founder-and-social-media-manager-inspires-children-through-storybooks/

As we strive to fulfill our obligations and responsibilities to career and loved ones, we sometimes forget to see and understand what we really want. There's nothing wrong with serving them, but the very behaviors we do, the strengths we possess, can trigger food and body weight problems. Often, we're too busy caring for others to care for ourselves, so we don't realize what truly makes us happy.  It's easy to fall into a routine that doesn't serve us well. When we set a goal for ourselves, distractions and excuses get in the way. Getting triggered by so many things ruins our day. What would it be like to be goal-driven and make things happen? In 2011 Jodie Cook  started a digital agency that was acquired in 2021. Alongside running a business she writes books and articles about entrepreneurship and competes in powerlifting. She lives in different places every few months. She wrote books that include: Stop acting like you're going to live forever (volumes one and two plus guided journals), Daily Me: short morning reads to choose your day. She also co-wrote How to raise entrepreneurial kids and the Clever Tykes storybooks. In this episode, Jodie teaches how to pursue your dreams and own them. There is something to be said about awareness. Making things happen requires knowing what you want for yourself. “Do something different if you're not happy with your relationships, go and invest in them more. If you're not happy with your bank balance, you have to earn more. It's so simple but I think we avoid awareness in the first place and we're trying to excuse it.” - Jodie Cook   What you will learn from this episode: 02:50 - Looking at running as a hobby for Jodie and why being in a group is the best way to train 05:20 - A sustainable way of doing what you want to do in life 06:33 - Just give it a go and you will know what you're capable of doing 12:31 - How pattern interrupt can get you into unhealthy routines 15:09 - Becoming aware of your mental patterns and staying true to yourself 17:21 - Strategy for making things happen 19:24 - The best thing to do when not good is happening 22:42 - How retracing your steps helps you deal with a bad situation positively 24:32 - Talking about the book she wrote on how to exit from your business but still being financially capable with or without work 26:26 - Creating a lifestyle business 28:03 - Explaining that 'finished article bias' 29:32 - What made her sell her other businesses 32:39 - Your strength can also be what will stop you from getting self-love 35:54 - Being self-driven and not being restless 39:30 - The need to have awareness of what triggers you and understand it and deal with it the right way 40:29 - Life lessons from sports   Connect with Jodie Cook: Website: https://www.jodiecook.com/   Connect With Leslie Thornton: weightlossalbany.com E: Leslie@LeslieMThornton.com Facebook Twitter LinkedIn

Professor Mat Hughes interviews renowned entrepreneur Jodie Cook about "Becoming, Being and Growing as an Entrepreneur: From First Client to Exit" about starting her own digital and social media business, selling that business, and ultimately flourishing as an entrepreneur and businessperson. In 2011, Jodie started a digital agency, JC Social Media, that was acquired in 2021 and has featured in Forbes Europe's 30 Under 30 list of social entrepreneurs in 2017. She is an international powerlifter for Great Britain and won the 2021 English Championships. Alongside these achievements, Jodie co-founded and co-wrote Clever Tykes, a series of children's storybooks, and is a business author and regular contributor to Forbes on entrepreneurship. Jodie's most recent book, Ten Year Career, is now available worldwide.

In this episode of Purpose-Driven Wealth, your host, Mo Bina, and Jodie Cook discuss why entrepreneurship needs to be taught early. After graduating college, all of Jodie's friends hustled to land their first job, but not Jodie. Jodie wanted a business. Here, Jodie explains the motivation behind her children's book about entrepreneurship, the five things successful entrepreneurs don't care about, and the number one quality to have in entrepreneurship.   In this episode, Jodie talks about: A social media marketer in 2011 How are entrepreneurs any different from ordinary people? If you want to be a successful entrepreneur, ditch these… Role models have a significant impact on how we grow The simple ways parents can introduce their kids to entrepreneurship and so much more! About Jodie Cook:   In 2011, Jodie started a digital agency that was acquired in 2021.   Alongside running a business, she writes books and articles about entrepreneurship and competes in powerlifting.   Jodie's books include Stop acting like you're going to live forever, Daily Me, and Instagram Rules. She also co-wrote How to raise entrepreneurial kids and the Clever Tykes storybooks.   Jodie feels lucky to be a regular contributor for Forbes on entrepreneurship, and whilst running her agency, she provides commentary to publications as a social media expert.   New book – Ten Year Career – is available to pre-order now with pre-order bonuses.   Follow Jodie Cook on:   Website:          https://jodiecook.com Twitter:            https://twitter.com/cookiewhirls Clever Tykes and How To Raise Entrepreneurial Kids at: https://clevertykes.com/book/   Connect with Mo Bina on:   Website:          https://www.high-risecapital.com/ Medium:          https://mobina.medium.com/ YouTube:        https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5ISsEKBHlkX7lk9b68SKLA/featured Instagram:       https://www.instagram.com/highrisecapital/   For more information on passive investing in commercial real estate, please check out our free eBook — More Doors, More Profits — by clicking here: https://www.high-risecapital.com/resources-index      

Jodie Cook is a powerhouse entrepreneur and is listed in the Forbes 30 under 30 social entrepreneurs in Europe. In 2011 she started a digital agency that was acquired in 2021 for multiple 7 figures. Alongside running a business she writes https://jodiecook.com/writer (books and articles) about entrepreneurship and competes for the UK in powerlifting. Her books include Stop acting like you're going to live forever, Daily Me and Instagram Rules. She also co-wrote an awesome book with Daniel Priestley on how to raise entrepreneurial kids and wrote the Clever Tykes storybooks. Jodie is also a regular contributor for Forbes magazine on entrepreneurship and whilst running her agency she provided commentary to publications as a https://www.jodiecook.com/social-media/ (social media expert). At the time of this recording she's just about to launch her New book – Ten Year Career. It's designed for entrepreneurs who suspect they can be more. To help them run their business without it running them.  You can https://www.jodiecook.com/writer/ (pre-order this book now) with pre-order bonuses at http://www.jodiecook.com/ten-year-career/ (Tenyearcareer.com )   In this episode we discuss: The mindset shift required for tradies, coaches and other entrepreneurs who have started businesses without any business coaching or qualifications to run a successful business. The power and importance of creating clear Standard Operating Procedures to help you outsource more efficiently  Jodie's personal mission and why we believe it's important for everyone to have an empowering personal mission. How to design a life you truly desire through a successful business Relationship dynamics for driven entrepreneurs and the importance of couples enrolling in each others mission and purpose. Jodie's beliefs about the education system and how it's not designed to create entrepreneurs Jodie's book about How to raise entrepreneurial kids  her advice to parents on how to support their kids to be ready for a future that doesn't currently exist in regards to businesses and careers And so much more about mindsets and strategies to be successful entrepreneurs and live the life you truly desire at the same time. Just a reminder that if you're enjoying this podcast, please share it with a friend and jump onto your podcast app and give the show a 5 star rating and review so I can keep bringing legends like Jodie onto the show.  Follow Jodie Online: Website: https://www.jodiecook.com/ (https://www.jodiecook.com/) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jodie.cook_/ (jodie.cook_ ) The article Jodie was referring to about childhood trends of entrepreneurs: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jodiecook/2020/05/18/childhood-trends-of-entrepreneurs/?sh=7196494372e9 (https://www.forbes.com/sites/jodiecook/2020/05/18/childhood-trends-of-entrepreneurs/)

Minter Dialogue Episode #431 Jodie Cook is an entrepreneur and writer who's created and sold a successful agency and written a number of books, including Instagram Rules, Stop Acting Like You're Going to Live Forever and a collection of children's books, Clever Tykes. Most recently, she co-wrote with Daniel Priestley, How to raise entrepreneurial kids. In this conversation, we discuss the important topic of raising kids to be entrepreneurs, how to fix education, important principles for parents and how to define success at all ages.   If you've got comments or questions you'd like to see answered, send your email or audio file to nminterdial@gmail.com; or you can find the show notes and comment on minterdial.com. If you liked the podcast, please take a moment to rate/review the show on RateThisPodcast. Otherwise, you can find me @mdial on Twitter.

We are so excited that today is the launch date of the brand new book - How To Raise Entrepreneurial Kids.You can find the book and accompanying resources here: https://clevertykes.com/bookThis episode is presented by Clever Tykes cofounder Jodie Cook. Here's the transcript:Hello and welcome to the Clever Tykes podcast – creating useful people – if you have been following this podcast since the start and listened to the interviews with amazing entrepreneurs and business leaders you will know that we are fascinated by childhood stories and what happened when these people were younger that led them to being the amazing leaders they are today.Well, back in 2018 I used a programme called HARO which stands for help a reporter out – and it’s where journalists and writers can get sources for their stories – and I used HARO to ask two questions.One of these was: “how were you raised to be entrepreneurial?”, and one of these was: “how are you raising entrepreneurial kids?”.Honestly – I wanted to write an article. I was looking for a few great responses that I could turn into something bitesize for parents and teachers to read. Instead, I got 500 amazing responses. 500 responses with so much detail, from people telling amazing stories of their memories – and the childhood experiences that led to them being entrepreneurs or entrepreneurial - and what they were passing on to their kids or nieces and nephews to help them do the same. So I was reading these stories… about 40,000 words of them, with such amazement thinking – this is gonna be a long blog post – haha. I started to think that maybe I had something more here.So I called up a friend – Daniel Priestley – who is something like a 5-time bestselling author and who works with entrepreneurs in the work his business accelerator does. Most importantly, he’s raising three kids of his own. And I was like hey, do you want to write a book? I told him about the stories I had, told him the title would be how to raise entrepreneurial kids… and he couldn’t say yes fast enough! It was just a case of yes – I’ll call my publisher – let’s do this!And that’s how it started. We went through all those stories and grouped similar ones together. We drew out the themes and then created a 4-part framework for raising entrepreneurial kids which consists of: entrepreneurial mindset, entrepreneurial skills, entrepreneurial opportunities and finally the parent-mentor. We included stories from our own childhoods – I was definitely raised to be entrepreneurial whether or not my mum and dad meant to do that or not – and Daniel was too but he’s also got kids of his own now. So our stories are part of the book and we’ve framed the key ideas we put forward in 46 different mini-sections – and each has explainers, actionables, and some of the stories that we collected. We also included fascinating stories from well-known entrepreneurs and business leaders about how they were raised. And now – as if by magic – today we have reached the launch date of the book and it’s available everywhere that sells books.It also has an accompanying playbook, which I just love, where we’ve taken each of the 46 sections and pulled out exercises and fun things to fill in together to explore the concepts further and just see! See how conversations go, see what you come up with and see where it leads. I’m so excited for you to see the book and read it and turn it into amazing conversations and fun things to do that will help someone grow up with this fierce sense of wonder and independence and creativity and resourcefulness and all those things associated with being “entrepreneurial”.For the rest, listen to the episode :)Support the show (https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0992691362)

After announcing our brand new book How to raise entrepreneurial kids, Daniel Priestley and I were inundated with questions about it, so we recorded this episode to answer them.Topics include:When the book will be available to readIf this book is only for pushy parentsOur collective expertise for writing this bookThe difference between a child entrepreneur and an entrepreneurial childRaising kids to be kind and happyLetting kids be kidsWhat if my kids don’t want to be entrepreneurs?Attitudes to moneyThe percentage of 18-24 year olds that dream of self-employmentHow to raise entrepreneurial kids covers how to raise confident, resourceful and resilient children, with stories from both our childhoods as well as those of 150+ entrepreneurs and parents. The book contains a four-part framework, consisting of 50 specific ideas to incorporate.Find out as soon as the book is available by visiting clevertykes.com/bookJoin our Facebook community here- Jodie Cook, Clever Tykes co-founderSupport the show (https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0992691362)

I’m super excited to announce the launch of a brand new book! How to raise entrepreneurial kids is a brand new book that I have written with Daniel Priestley, a friend and co-author whose work I admire. The book contains stories from both our childhoods as well as those of 200+ entrepreneurs and parents. I'm so excited for you to read it and I think it's going to change the world!The book will be available in the autumn of 2020. Ahead of that, we recorded this podcast episode in which we discuss the book and the inspiration behind it. Find out as soon as it's available by visiting clevertykes.com/book- Jodie Cook, Clever Tykes co-founderSupport the show (https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0992691362)

Jodie Cook: Supporting Enterprise Jodie Cook always knew she wanted to work for herself and do work that she loved to do. She was fresh out of University when she started her Social Media Agency, JC Social Media, in 2011 at the age of 22. Jodie's company has grown from a staff of 1 to 18. She has won numerous awards and accolades and her TEDx talk, Creating Useful People, is a statement on the importance of supporting enterprising skills and having role models.  Jodie's current focus is her book series for kids. Clever Tykes story books inspire positive, resourceful and creative behaviour. Each story features a unique character and theme. Clever Tykes books are now read in every primary school in the United Kingdom! Jodie plans to replicate this in countries across the world. If you are a person that believes in the importance of self directed learning, this episode is a good one. Jodie speaks not as a teacher, nor as a parent. She is a young employer in today's knowledge economy. She is a business owner that knows the benefits of a commitment to learning and improving.  In this episode we talked about: Why a commitment to learning is a huge factor when she is recruiting staff. Wonder what qualities an employer is looking for? Listen to what Jodie has to say. The need Jodie saw when she created Clever Tykes story books (and listen to her amazing goal for the book series, and the help she needs to achieve this goal) The Power of Role Models Why Enterprise is a needed skill for young people today What Parents Can do to Support Enterprise How her own mom encouraged independence Euthymia~Why this one Greek word underpins so much of what she does in life Resources Clever Tykes: Enterprise Storybooks jodiecook.com Ted Talk On The Tranquility of The Mind~Seneca Peace of Mind~Seneca Marcus Aurelias I mentioned my interview with Rachel Rainbolt on the podcast Sage Parenting. You can listen to more here. Rachel was also interviewed on Honey! I'm Homeschooling The Kids episode Natural Learning How To Raise Money Smart Kids: John Lanza      

Jodie is the owner of JC Social Media, a team of social media managers based in Birmingham, United Kingdom. She co-founded Clever Tykes, a series of children's storybooks inspiring enterprising behaviour, which are read in every primary school in the UK and have just launched in the USA. She was included in Forbes' 30 under 30 list in 2017 and won the 2017 Entrepreneurs Champion award at the Great British Entrepreneur Awards. She also competes for Great Britain in powerlifting. Website: https://clevertykes.com/ Instagram: instagram.com/cookiewhirls                  instagram.com/clevertykes Twitter: twitter.com/cookiewhirls LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/cookjodie Amazon: clevertykes.com/amazonUSA  

Graham talks to husband and wife Ben and Jodie Cook. Ben is a personal trainer and former model with a degree in economics. Jodie is a social media manager, five years into running an award-winning business with local and international clients. On top of which, she is currently the BDPFA under 55.5kg British powerlifting champion, and is coached by her husband Ben, who co-developed the Clever Tykes series of children’s books. They talk about living and working together, and “essentialism” (or not being defined by the absence of something). Go further Like Mother, Like Daughter? Analyzing Maternal Influences Upon Women’s Entrepreneurial Propensity Zoom video conferencing tool An Optimist’s Tour of the Future, by Mark Stevenson Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less, by Greg McKeown The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying, by Marie Kondo Stuffocation, by James Wallman You are the Placebo, by Dr Joe Dispenza JC Social Media Clever Tykes children’s books Follow Jodie on Twitter Follow Ben on Twitter Follow Graham on Twitter How to be a Productivity Ninja – Graham’s book Here’s Jodie at the 2016 GBPF South Midlands Championships. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1wHzTgArU4 Graham is the founder of time management training company Think Productive.

Graham talks to husband and wife Ben and Jodie Cook. Ben is a personal trainer and former model with a degree in economics. Jodie is a social media manager, five years into running an award-winning business with local and international clients. On top of which, she is currently the BDPFA under 55.5kg British powerlifting champion, and is coached by her husband Ben, who co-developed the Clever Tykes series of children's books. They talk about living and working together, and “essentialism” (or not being defined by the absence of something). Go further Like Mother, Like Daughter? Analyzing Maternal Influences Upon Women's Entrepreneurial Propensity Zoom video conferencing tool An Optimist's Tour of the Future, by Mark Stevenson Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less, by Greg McKeown The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying, by Marie Kondo Stuffocation, by James Wallman You are the Placebo, by Dr Joe Dispenza JC Social Media Clever Tykes children's books Follow Jodie on Twitter Follow Ben on Twitter Follow Graham on Twitter How to be a Productivity Ninja – Graham's book Here's Jodie at the 2016 GBPF South Midlands Championships. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1wHzTgArU4 Graham is the founder of time management training company Think Productive. This podcast is produced by Origin.

Jodie founded her own Social Media company JC Social Media at 22 and is also the co-founder of Clever Tykes – a series of children’s books that introduce them to positive entrepreneurial role models, with the hope that it might help inspire...

Graham talks to husband and wife Ben and Jodie Cook. Ben is a personal trainer and former model with a degree in economics. Jodie is a social media manager, five years into running an award-winning business with local and international clients. On top of which, she is currently the BDPFA under 55.5kg British powerlifting champion, and is coached by her husband Ben, who co-developed the Clever Tykes series of children's books. They talk about living and working together, and “essentialism” (or not being defined by the absence of something). ## Go further * [Like Mother, Like Daughter? Analyzing Maternal Influences Upon Women's Entrepreneurial Propensity](http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1540-6520.2011.00484.x/abstract) * [Zoom video conferencing tool](http://zoom.us/) * [An Optimist's Tour of the Future](http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1846683572), by Mark Stevenson * [Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less](http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00HELB6XI "Link: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00HELB6XI"), by Greg McKeown * [The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying](http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0091955106 "Link: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0091955106"), by Marie Kondo * [Stuffocation](http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0241971543 "Link: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0241971543"), by James Wallman * [You are the Placebo](http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1781802572 "Link: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1781802572"), by Dr Joe Dispenza * [JC Social Media](http://www.jcsocialmedia.com "Link: http://www.jcsocialmedia.com") * [Clever Tykes children's books](http://clevertykes.com "Link: http://clevertykes.com") * [Follow Jodie on Twitter](https://twitter.com/cookiewhirls "Link: https://twitter.com/cookiewhirls") * [Follow Ben on Twitter](https://twitter.com/BenCookBSc "Link: https://twitter.com/BenCookBSc") * [Follow Graham on Twitter](https://twitter.com/grahamallcott "Link: https://twitter.com/grahamallcott") * [How to be a Productivity Ninja – Graham's book](https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Productivity-Ninja-Worry-Achieve/dp/178578028X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1466430467&sr=8-1&keywords=productivity+ninja "Link: https://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Productivity-Ninja-Worry-Achieve/dp/178578028X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1466430467&sr=8-1&keywords=productivity+ninja") Here's Jodie at the 2016 GBPF South Midlands Championships. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1wHzTgArU4 Graham is the founder of [time management training](http://thinkproductive.co.uk) company [Think Productive](http://thinkproductive.co.uk). This podcast is produced by [Origin](https://origin.fm/).