Podcasts about Diesel Brothers

With a focus on simplicity, minimalism and human-powered adventure, Nick Russell embodies what it is to be a free-spirited, big line splitboarder while making a living at it. Russell has eschewed guidebooks for true adventure, hunting for big lines and pow based more on a feeling than a calculation. This organic approach to becoming an expert in the backcountry takes years and more than a couple sandbag missions, but in the process creates a deeper connection with the land and with his comrades. Russell's most recent mission, captured in the Patagonia Films feature Papsura – Peak of Evil, along with his partner Jerry Mark and filmers Morgan Shields and Blake Gordon, claimed a first splitboard descent on an iconic line in the Indian Himalaya, a month-long mission that exceeded all expectations – a rare occurrence PowBot refers to as “The Jerry Effect”, related to the late Jerry Garcia. The boys also chat about the state of public lands in the midst of an onslaught against government agencies, with Russell encouraging listeners to call (202) 224 3121 and tell your local elected officials what you think about the drastic cuts against the Forest Service, National Park Service and Bureau of Land Management.4:45 – Introducing Nick Russell – core lord big mountain splitboarder.8:30 – Follow up to the butt vest discussion – Nick endorses the concept of the butt vest.15:15 – A little more about who Nick Russell is. Redefining big mountain splitboard freeriding.18:00 – Starting out in Utah's Wasatch and the organic process of getting into splitboarding.25:00 – Living simply, minimalism to reduce expense and maximize free time….filming their Alaska adventure, a film called “Free” on Vimeo.28:40 – Finding pow based “on a feeling” and the resulting Fun scale – Type 1, Type 2, Type 3.37:30 – All about the Papsura film mission, spending a month in India to ski one line.41:20 – The added complexity of having a film crew while accomplishing such a huge mission.46:30 – “The Jerry Effect” – Not just with the Grateful Dead, but also in Nick and Jerry's Papsura mission – everything went perfectly and according to plan.58:00 – Reviewing the last week of avalanche conditions in Lake Tahoe and how Nick navigates dangerous snowpack and staying out of avalanche terrain when it's high risk.1:07:30 – Becoming more conservative in the wake of a serious injury falling into a crevasse in Alaska on Mount Saint Elias.1:12:45 – How does a line that's so difficult to ever ski make the 50 Classic Ski Descents of North America?1:17:10 – Coping with the loss of friends in the backcountry over the years and the draw of social media FOMO feeding into dangerous situations.1:23:35 –Nick's take with the state of public lands and current federal workforce firings and budget freezes. Call 202 224 3121 – tell your local elected representatives what you think about what's happening to our public lands.1:33:00 – The potential silver lining in the recent attacks against our government and public lands.1:37:25 – What does Mind the Track mean to you?1:39:30 – Trail Whisperer and PowBot recap the discussion with Nick Russell.1:42:00 – Recapping the recent four-day trip to Frog Lake Huts.1:48:40 – PowBot encounters the Zoa Engineering Backcountry Tow Rope on the West Shore.1:59:40 – Shout out to HeavyDSparks and the Diesel Brothers for recovering the plane wreckage and the victim's body from Mount Jefferson with their Blackhawk helicopter.

When the State or National Guard can't complete a rescue mission, it's time to call the Diesel Brothers. “Heavy D” and “Diesel Dave” rose to fame thanks, in part, to a prank that landed them on Jay Leno and then Discovery Channel. But now they've found a much more meaningful passion. The Diesel Brothers have since carried out multiple rescue missions to recover crashed airplanes and missing persons, making use of their most impressive vehicles. These include Heavy D's Black Hawk helicopter, which they say leaves the FAA asking, “Who are these guys and how do we know they aren't going to kill themselves?” In a conversation about trucks, fame, and “rolling coal,” the two men outline their ongoing legal battles with an environmental group in Utah and give their take on the rise of electric vehicles. Heavy D, who has met the President himself, tells Glenn that “Trump has an authentic admiration of Glenn” because he is “legit,” and the three men applaud Trump for not taking on a “God complex” after the assassination attempt. In the end, the pair puts Glenn in the hot seat, asking him to name the one person—alive or dead—that he would most want to have dinner with.     GLENN'S SPONSORS   Jase Medical  Care for yourself and loved ones when the unexpected happens. Go to https://jasemedical.com/ and use code “BECK10” at checkout for a discount.    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Keaton Hoskins is a serial entrepreneur, coach, motivational speaker, and author, known for his dynamic approach to business and personal development. A key figure on the popular reality TV show "Diesel Brothers," which aired on the Discovery Channel, Keaton leveraged his passion for diesel trucks into a thriving entertainment and merchandise business. His entrepreneurial journey is marked by innovative business strategies, particularly in leveraging social media and unique marketing tactics such as vehicle giveaways. Beyond entertainment, Keaton has ventured into various industries, including fitness, dental, and plastic surgery, often employing groundbreaking financial models to expand service accessibility. His story, rich with lessons on overcoming adversity and harnessing personal hardships for professional growth, is a source of inspiration. Keaton's experiences underscore the importance of resilience, strategic innovation, and the power of a well-structured business model in achieving success.0:00 - Keaton emphasizes short-term, actionable goals over distant, undefined ones.0:47 - Introduction to part two of the interview, focusing on goals and mentoring.1:32 - Keaton discusses his 120-day planning strategy, avoiding long-term goals.3:17 - The importance of breaking down large goals into manageable steps.5:36 - The significance of writing goals down and the benefits of a structured plan.6:04 - Keaton's belief in the power of vision boards and written plans.7:43 - Accountability in goal setting and the necessity of documentation.8:40 - Discussion on business investment and the dichotomy of business scales.11:26 - Exploring non-traditional businesses and capital-efficient startup strategies.13:23 - Financial strategies for small business growth and profitability.15:28 - The impact of personal relationships on professional success.18:11 - Advice for singles on choosing a partner and the importance of personal relationships.21:09 - The critical role of preparation in achieving business success.23:49 - Keaton's initiative to help people become millionaires through 'Limitless Society'.28:10 - The transformative power of mentoring and personal investment.30:13 - The emotional rewards of mentoring and its impact on others.31:28 - The value of having mentors and investing in personal growth.34:03 - Keaton's experience with mentors and the importance of choosing the right ones.36:03 - Challenges for those who can't afford mentors and the necessity of investment.37:32 - Addressing criticism constructively to foster personal and professional growth.39:11 - Keaton's approach to divorce and advice on decision-making.41:36 - The importance of apologizing and owning up to mistakes.42:52 - Self-forgiveness and its role in personal development.44:13 - Debating whether money and material possessions contribute to happiness.46:16 - Keaton's belief in the limitless potential of individuals.49:02 - Interactive game segment exploring lessons and personal goals.51:00 - Keaton's philosophy of pursuing one's dreams aggressively.52:11 - Keaton's desire to meet the late philosopher Alan Watts.53:17 - Closing remarks and an invitation to join 'Limitless Society'.Sponsors:Sandee | Bliss: BeachesWant to Connect? Reach out to us online!Website | Instagram | LinkedIn

Keaton Hoskins is a serial entrepreneur, coach, motivational speaker, and author, known for his dynamic approach to business and personal development. A key figure on the popular reality TV show "Diesel Brothers," which aired on the Discovery Channel, Keaton leveraged his passion for diesel trucks into a thriving entertainment and merchandise business. His entrepreneurial journey is marked by innovative business strategies, particularly in leveraging social media and unique marketing tactics such as vehicle giveaways. Beyond entertainment, Keaton has ventured into various industries, including fitness, dental, and plastic surgery, often employing groundbreaking financial models to expand service accessibility. His story, rich with lessons on overcoming adversity and harnessing personal hardships for professional growth, is a source of inspiration. Keaton's experiences underscore the importance of resilience, strategic innovation, and the power of a well-structured business model in achieving success.0:00 - Keaton on the hard work needed to launch a business.0:55 - Podcast introduction by Randall Kaplan.1:41 - Keaton's gratitude for the podcast appearance.1:57 - Keaton reflects on his father's impactful life lessons.4:44 - Discussion on career expectations set by parents.6:15 - Keaton's early leadership roles due to his father's health.9:57 - Keaton's passion for football and its influence on him.11:17 - Keaton's aspirations and athletic career.12:41 - Introduction to diesel trucks and their influence.14:08 - Keaton's transformative spiritual mission.17:18 - Keaton explains the missionary commitment.19:49 - Pivotal moments post his father's death leading to medicine.22:17 - Reflections on his father's last words and their impact.24:25 - Transition from medicine to entrepreneurship.28:22 - Innovative business models in dental and plastic surgery.31:01 - Keaton on achieving business success through numerous conversations.33:03 - Importance of having 2000 business conversations.35:10 - Challenges and hard work in entrepreneurship.37:07 - Work ethic comparisons across generations.39:20 - Effective business models adapting to customer finances.41:08 - Expanding access to medical procedures through financing.44:23 - Popularity of breast augmentation in Utah.46:28 - Origin of the Diesel Brothers reality show.49:12 - Utilizing social media and giveaways for business growth.51:46 - Lessons learned from entrepreneurial ventures.53:36 - Sale of businesses and new ventures.56:03 - Importance of building business infrastructure.58:12 - Financial models and business scalability.1:00:25 - The necessity of perseverance in business.1:02:40 - Recap and teaser for the next podcast part.Sponsors:Sandee | Bliss: BeachesWant to Connect? Reach out to us online!Website | Instagram | LinkedIn

In this episode we are joined by  Keaton Hoskins, widely known from the Discovery Channel's hit reality TV show "The Diesel Brothers." With an eight-year run on television and a track record of founding over 40 companies, Keaton has proven himself as a dynamic and successful entrepreneur.Tune in as Keaton shares his top success principles, honed through years of experience in both the entertainment and business worlds. Learn how he navigated the challenges of reality TV, leveraged his platform to build thriving businesses, and developed key strategies that can help you achieve your own success.Keaton offers some unique insights SPECIFIC to network marketing.

Known as "The Muscle" in his online presence, Keaton founded 35 companies by the age of 35. Many recognize him from his appearances on the popular "Diesel Brothers" show alongside Diesel Dave and Heavy D. Find Keaton Here: https://www.instagram.com/the.muscle/ My links: Free Clarity Call: https://calendly.com/jamesbrackin/1?month=2023-09

Today we have an insightful conversation on entrepreneurship and networking with Keaton Hoskins, also known as "the muscle" from the Diesel Brothers and founder of Limitless Society! Together, we explore the raw truths of starting and running a business, emphasizing the vital role of networking and the sometimes overlooked value of paying for invaluable experiences. We shed light on the glamorized image of entrepreneurship, discussing the unseen hard work and the shift away from the traditional path to success. Keaton opened up about his journey, starting at 21 after a family loss, refusing a life on someone else's terms. His belief is slightly controversial but honest: entrepreneurship is innate for some, like athleticism, yet, with grit and determination, even the less predisposed can pave their path to entrepreneurial success. Keaton redefines networking by emphasizing a value-first approach, where transactions are not the goal. He believes listeners should bring value without expecting immediate returns, which helps to establish meaningful relationships. Get ready for an eye-opening and inspiring conversation on what it truly takes to thrive in the world of entrepreneurship. In this episode, we'll cover: -The importance of providing value without expecting anything in return -Personal experiences in building relationships through offering value -Being willing to pay for valuable relationships and experiences -The benefit of overpaying, tipping well, and adding value to others -How the traditional education system is not a great fit for everyone -The unseen hard work behind the glamorization of entrepreneurship on social media SHOW NOTES: https://insidethelionsdenpodcast.com/podcast/episode083 CONNECT WITH ARYEH: Apply to Work with Me Instagram: @aryehthebusinssman Future Fund | The guilt-free flexible plan to build financial wealth + freedom Join me inside: Solution Advisory: Investment for Wealth Coaching Program https://solutionadvisory.com

There is a wrong way to become a millionaire. My guest today, Keaton Hoskins, accomplished this goal by the time he was 30, but admits to focusing on the wrong things for nearly a decade of his life, and it cost him greatly. As a father of 4 (plus one on the way), Keaton shares about the importance of presence and how he looks at success differently as a parent.In this episode, Keaton transparently shares about:What success really meansHow to build incredible financial success for your familyThe key mindset to achieving success>>MEET KEATONCONNECT KEATONRESOURCES YOU'LL LOVELET'S CONNECT

On today's episode of the Digital Social Hour, Keaton Hoskins "The Muscle" reveals why he doesn't follow the rules, never wearing a mask during the pandemic & the importance of family. BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: Jenna@DigitalSocialHour.com APPLY TO BE ON THE POD: https://forms.gle/qXvENTeurx7Xn8Ci9 SPONSORS: Opus Pro: https://www.opus.pro/?via=DSH HelloFresh: https://www.hellofresh.com/50dsh Deposyt Payment Processing: https://www.deposyt.com/seankelly LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode of the Digital Social Hour, Keaton Hoskins "The Muscle" reveals why he doesn't follow the rules, never wearing a mask during the pandemic & the importance of family. BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: Jenna@DigitalSocialHour.com APPLY TO BE ON THE POD: https://forms.gle/qXvENTeurx7Xn8Ci9 SPONSORS: Opus Pro: https://www.opus.pro/?via=DSH HelloFresh: https://www.hellofresh.com/50dsh Deposyt Payment Processing: https://www.deposyt.com/seankelly LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

#79 Keaton Hoskins Mindset Guru with No Limiting Beliefs CEO of Limitless Society Coaching and The Limitless Event and Former TV Star of Discovery's Diesel Brothers

What does it take to succeed in multiple business ventures? How do you become massively successful in all areas of your life?   Join Over 5,000 Franchisees and Franchisors in our FREE Private Facebook Community  HERE.   Let's find out from Keaton Hoskins. You may recognize him as ‘The Muscle' from the hit TV show Diesel Brothers. But who is the man behind The Muscle?   Keaton lost his dad at age 21, which flipped a switch that led him to launch 35 successful businesses, including a cookie company, a dental office, a plastic surgery, an apparel company, a sports supplements store, a marketing agency, and sports training facilities.   His unstoppable mental mindset has outsold every event he has ever run. His events attract legendary speakers. His biggest pride and joy is his Limitless Society club, which has grown to over a thousand members in less than a year and produced eight millionaires (one worth $35 million).   Keaton's success story isn't just limited to financial prosperity. He has incorporated his principles of success into every aspect of his life, finding true happiness and fulfillment by being a great father, husband, friend, and citizen of society. His understanding of human nature and infectious energy makes him one of the most sought-after speakers and mentors today.   Join Erik and Keaton as they talk about becoming limitless and building your dreams as an entrepreneur. They also discuss the importance of influence and networking. So tune in and take advantage of the insights in today's episode of Franchise Secrets! “I truly believe that everybody's limitless, and the only limit that we put on ourselves are the ones in our mind, and they're not real.” - Keaton Hoskins   In This Episode: - Who is Keaton Hoskins, and what is his story? - The importance of building your brand and influence to grow your business - Does the “giveaway model” still work today? What's the best way to spread the word about it? - How did Keaton get involved with Dirty Dough? - Why Keaton believes that having the least number of people is the best way to run a business  - Where does Keaton invest his money? Does he invest passively? - What does Keaton think about hard money?  - How does Keaton manage his multiple businesses? Where does he spend the majority of his time? - What does Keaton do for fun? - What is it like being a part of amazing circles and spending time with people who play the game at a high level? - How do you intentionally give value, and what result does it bring? - What is it like to attend an event hosted by Keaton? - How does Keaton keep his A-level game? - Keaton shares his best advice for anyone wanting to build a successful business And more!   Resources:  - Consult with Erik: https://form.jotform.com/222685728939070  - Want to buy a franchise? Connect with Erik here - https://forms.gle/n4JedEuU5p7asE617   - Want to franchise your business? Connect with Erik here - https://forms.gle/n4JedEuU5p7asE617   - Franchisees and franchisors find proven tactics and strategies to scale YOUR businesses https://scalablefranchise.com/  - Dirty Dough Franchising - https://dirtydoughcookies.com/franchising/ - The Money Mondays Podcast by Dan Fleyshman - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-money-mondays/id1664983297   Connect with Keaton Hoskins:

Welcome to another captivating episode of Deeper than Dough, where hosts Mike and Bennett dive deep into life's most profound topics. In this episode, they are joined by the incredible Keaton Hoskins, one of the masterminds behind The Diesel Brothers, for an inspiring conversation that'll leave you feeling motivated and empowered.

Get your tickets now https://TheLimitlessArena.com  Andy Elliott holds the sales record for the most money ever made as a car salesman in one month at $74,500 and in one year at $715,000. He is currently the fastest growing Automotive Sales Trainer in the country! Andy Elliott and his amazing wife Jaqueline created their training company in 2011. The Elliott Group currently trains over 110,000 Salespeople and over 500 dealerships. They teach the lost art of the car business which includes closing and negotiations, overcoming objections, relationship selling, elite processes, conviction, non-combative closing with zero friction, and it's ALL 21st Century Lethal Training that WORKS! Keaton Hoskins grew up in Utah and is a very devoted Son, Father to four amazing girls and Husband. In his mid-30's he has had multiple businesses, is currently on the television show Diesel Brothers on discovery channel, is a personal trainer, owns a nutrition company, owns a new business that tests your blood and help you find supplements and other things that will help your health and fitness growth, and work on cars when he gets the opportunity. As hard as he works, and is constantly growing, he plays and devotes just as much energy into playing with his kids and taking trips or going on dates with his beautiful and equally awesome wife.  In this episode, Brad, Andy, and Keaton talk about how to change your life by changing your business and mindset. Both Andy and Keaton are the hosts of the Limitless Mastermind Event. Bombs: -The reason your loved ones believe in you is because you believe in yourself first. -“Burn their fucking eyes out.” -Buy your ticket to Limitless, and say you are a part of the bomb squad, and receive a free backstage pass. -Don't die with regrets.   Follow Andy @officialandyelliott and Follow Keaton @the.muscle                      Get your tickets now https://TheLimitlessArena.com  Watch the full video episode on Brad's Rumble here: https://rumble.com/c/c-2544182   

Keaton Hoskins, aka The Muscle, is a renowned Entrepreneur with ownership of 22 prosperous companies. His mission is to inspire others to recognize their limitless potential. He is also a notable figure on the show "The Diesel Brothers," where he shares his journey and insights to motivate people towards success.On this episode of The Rollercoaster Podcast Keaton and Tyler discuss about the journey to success is guided by two essential keys: dreaming and execution. Dreaming sets the stage by igniting aspirations and envisioning possibilities, acting as the driving force behind innovation and goal-setting. On the other hand, execution brings these dreams to life through deliberate action, determination, and the navigation of challenges. Together, these two keys form a dynamic partnership, where dreaming provides the inspiration and vision, while execution transforms those visions into tangible achievements, culminating in a story of triumph and legacy that underscores the potent combination of imagination and perseverance.Embarking on the journey of life requires seeking guidance from those who have already reached the destinations we aspire to reach. Just as experienced explorers share insights about uncharted territories, mentors who have walked the path ahead offer invaluable wisdom, lessons, and a roadmap derived from their own challenges and successes. Their guidance not only provides practical advice but also instills a sense of reassurance and connection, making the pursuit of our goals a collaborative and enriching experience. Just as sailors rely on seasoned crewmates to navigate rough seas, seeking mentorship is a wise and humble choice that bridges the gap between dreams and reality, leading to profound fulfillment.Embrace the idea that your greatest self knows no limits. Break free from constraints and doubts to unleash your full potential. Like a butterfly emerging from a cocoon, soar beyond expectations and become a testament to the infinite human spirit. Your journey to greatness is about creating and overcoming horizons of your own making.Where to find Keaton Hoskins, aka The Muscle:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/keaton-hoskins-35a360259/Work with Limitless: https://limitlesssociety.com/Sirva SoundbitesExplores the latest trends and topics on global talent mobility and the future of work.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify-Where to find Tyler Hall: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tylerchall/ Newsletter: https://www.linkedin.com/newsletters/the-tyler-hall-archives-7018241874482122753/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/sirTHALL Work with Tyler: https://www.tylerchristianhall.com/

Welcome to another exciting episode of the Founder Podcast, where we dive into the captivating journey of remarkable entrepreneurs from across the world. Your host, Chris Lee, a seasoned serial entrepreneur, invites you to embark on this enlightening adventure. In today's episode, Chris sits down with a true maverick of the business world, the renowned Keaton Hoskins. Known as "The Muscle" in his online presence, Keaton has carved an indelible path through the entrepreneurial landscape, having founded a staggering 35 companies by the age of 35. Many recognize him from his appearances on the popular "Diesel Brothers" show alongside Diesel Dave and Heavy D. Their conversation delves into the origins of Keaton's unrelenting spirit. Starting with his experience as a young Mormon missionary, he witnessed the pitfalls of following a conventional path and saw his father's legacy unravel before his eyes. Fueled by the determination to defy norms and live life to its fullest, Keaton embarked on a journey of self-discovery and entrepreneurship. The episode sheds light on the foundational principle that sets Keaton apart: the unwavering commitment to the truth. A self-proclaimed realist, he emphasizes the importance of facing one's own limitations head-on, dismantling self-deception, and embracing the potential for growth. Through his mentoring program, Limitless Society, Keaton empowers individuals to recognize their inherent capabilities and achieve unprecedented success. This conversation provides invaluable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs and anyone seeking to unleash their full potential. Join us as we uncover the remarkable journey of Keaton, exploring the highs, the lows, and the essential lessons that have shaped his unparalleled path to success. So get ready to be inspired, motivated, and equipped with the tools to conquer the entrepreneurial world. Tune in to the Founder Podcast and embark on an extraordinary expedition into the realm of entrepreneurship, where remarkable stories meet invaluable lessons. Whether you're an aspiring business mogul or simply seeking inspiration, this episode promises to fuel your passion and drive. Let's dive in and uncover the remarkable essence of entrepreneurship with Keaton Hoskins. HIGHLIGHTS “The greatest thing that you can do on a daily basis is to think about death. And a lot of people I think think that's kind of morbid, but it places you in the right perspective." “I fully accepted in me that I could do anything. And because I placed myself here in a society of people that are here. If I can do it, everybody can do it." "Every single one of us are limitless. So if you ask me what's different, it's that I have been able to have an ability to see in myself and in every single person around me, their own capabilities." TIMESTAMPS 00:00: Introduction 02:17: What Got You Here? 05:00: Lessons Learned  08:15: Swallowing Your Pride 15:04: Being 100% Real With Yourself 21:34: Diesel Daves Giveaway Model 27:49: Overcoming Obstacles 29:58:Helicopters vs. Airplanes 34:08: Fuel Cost 44:58: Getting Off Autopilot  48:15: Becoming Your Best Version

Join Jayson Waller, this week on The BAM Podcast as he sits down with the talented entrepreneur and fitness enthusiast, Keaton Hoskins!  Keaton Hoskins, is a remarkable individual who wears many hats and puts immense effort into everything he does. Currently, you can catch him on the Discovery Channel's show "Diesel Brothers," where he showcases his skills. He is also a personal trainer, the owner of a nutrition company, and has recently started a new business that focuses on blood testing and finding suitable supplements for health and fitness.  In this episode, Jayson and Keaton engage in a friendly conversation, discussing their hobbies, business strategies, and the art of taking your business to the next level.  They delve into their personal experiences and the mindset required to achieve remarkable success in both professional and personal aspects.  Whether you are a budding entrepreneur seeking powerful strategies or an individual looking to enhance your fitness journey, this episode of the BAM Podcast offers a wealth of knowledge, motivation, and practical advice. Tune in to witness the meeting of two exceptional minds as they unlock the secrets to business growth and personal fulfillment. HIGHLIGHTS  "You need to surround yourself with people who can give you those affirmations sometimes, and it sure does help." "Most people are not willing to cultivate their value and bring that value to the table." "If you'll cultivate your own value and then bring that value to the table, the way you network with people will go through the roof." TIMESTAMPS 00:00: Introduction  05:57: Letting Go & Delegating  10:26: Sailing On My Own Ship  20:48: A Lasting Impression  27:36: Going Above & Beyond For Everyone 32:38: Swallow Your Pride  38:35: The Good, The Bad, The Balance 47:41: Decision Making: Get Off The Fence  52:25: Perspective CONNECT Check out Jayson's website: https://www.jaysonwaller.com/ ‌ Check out the Podcast website: https://letstalkbam.com Business and Money, formerly True Underdog is a Top 3 Entrepreneurship podcast on Apple hosted by Jayson Waller, Former CEO of POWERHOME Solar, one of the fastest-growing private companies in the USA, and his high-profile guests share motivational tips, inspiring stories, and business-building lessons to help each listener grow in their entrepreneurial journey.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Keaton grew up in Utah and is a very devoted Son, Father to 4 amazing girls and Husband. In his mid-30's he has had multiple businesses, is currently on the television show Diesel Brothers on discovery channel, is a personal trainer, owns a nutrition company, owns a new business that tests your blood and help you find supplements and other things that will help your health and fitness growth, and work on cars when he gets the opportunity. As hard as he works, and is constantly growing, he plays and devotes just as much energy into playing with his kids and taking trips or going on dates with his beautiful and equally awesome wife. This man is overjoyed at the prospect of helping others achieve their fitness objectives and life goals. Keaton now is involved with the discovery channel on the show "The Diesel Brothers" but his true passion still is found daily in the gym.  In this episode, Brad and Keaton discuss their pass-times and business strategies as well as how to blow up your business.   Check out more about The Muscle https://www.LimitlessSociety.com  Watch the full video episode on Brad's Rumble here: https://rumble.com/c/c-2544182  Watch the full video episode on Brad's Youtube Here: https://bradlea.tv 

Keaton Hoskins was this week's guest on the show. He is known as "The Muscle" on the reality TV series, "Diesel Brothers". He has built 35 successful businesses in multiple industries and founded the high-level mastermind Limitless Society, growing it to over 1000 members in less than a year. He is also one of the most highly sought speakers and mentors in the world today. We talked about how he and his partners landed a TV show on Discovery after an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. The premiere episode of Diesel Brothers was the highest rated debut in the history of the channel. We also discussed his criteria for selecting an opportunity, the most common millionaire habits, how he gets people like The Rock, Tony Robbins, and Andy Frisella to speak at his events for free, and how he got a social media following of over 6 million. Finally, we discussed things he did to become viral on social media, how he creates millionaires, how to pick the right mentor, how to train your mind, top core values, and his best advice to struggling entrepreneurs. You can subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts/iTunes, and you can hear it at Success Profiles Radio | Live Internet Talk Radio | Best Shows Podcasts (toginet.com)

In this episode of the BAM podcast, host Jayson Waller welcomes entrepreneur Keaton Hoskins as his special guest. Keaton explains that he has always had an entrepreneurial spirit and could never work for anyone else. He started building companies at a young age and has launched around 35 businesses since he was 21 years old.  Keaton credits his early realization that the traditional safe route wasn't truly safe and his decision to build his own businesses instead of working for others. He emphasizes his willingness to take risks and sink his own ship rather than sell out to someone else. Keaton explains how he identified needs in various industries and launched companies to fulfill those needs. Keaton & Jayson share a plethora of insight through their mentoring groups, by providing valuable advice to aspiring entrepreneurs. HIGHLIGHTS  "The limitless society provides benefits for entrepreneurs by offering mentoring, coaching, and a community of like-minded individuals seeking success in their businesses." "You've got to invest in yourself in order for things to happen." "Anytime I saw a need, I tried to fill that need with a company." TIMESTAMPS  00:00:Intro  02:01:Diesel Brothers  03:52:Reality TV 09:42:Keaton's Story 12:42:Building Companies  18:38:Helping Others  23:06:Focus  26:44:Wrap Up  SOCIAL MEDIA: Check out Jayson's website: https://www.jaysonwaller.com/ ‌ Check out the Podcast website: https://letstalkbam.com Business and Money, formerly True Underdog is a Top 3 Entrepreneurship podcast on Apple hosted by Jayson Waller, Former CEO of POWERHOME Solar, one of the fastest-growing private companies in the USA, and his high-profile guests share motivational tips, inspiring stories, and business-building lessons to help each listener grow in their entrepreneurial journey. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What happens when you ask farmers and ranchers what they want in an ideal dream truck with luxuries such as boot washers, dog boxes, the works? This is where the Diesel Brothers make wishes into realities. They have not only made over 100 customized trucks but find ways to give them away for free.Hans Peterson, manager of Diesel Brothers, talks about working on John Wayne's truck, flying a Blackhawk helicopter, and most importantly working with partners like Pivot Bio to give away the Ultimate Farm and Ultimate Ranch trucks to a deserving farmer and rancher.

Keaton Hoskins is a serial entrepreneur best known for his role as “The Muscle” on The Discovery Channel's hit TV show, “Diesel Brothers”.  A wildly successful entrepreneur in his own right hailing from Utah, Keaton has built, operated and sold dozens of successful businesses since his 20's across a variety of industries, from fitness to medicine and everything in between.  He has never invested more than $7,500 to launch a business and has led each venture to meteoric success.  While continuing to operate a number of businesses, Keaton's latest and most prized venture is his launch of “Limitless Society” where he coaches men and women on how to be “limitless” in all aspects of life, from personal development to career success.  Keaton and his beautiful wife, Madi, made the cross-country trip to Point Pleasant, New Jersey for a long weekend at the Jersey Shore and dropped a ton of nuggets here at The Pit.  Enjoy!

In this episode, I spoke with Dave Sparks about manifesting and becoming who you want to be by aiming at it. Together we discussed Human Design, growing out of a niche, how to reframe problems, Dave's ayahuasca experience, and much more. Dave Sparks is an entrepreneur, custom vehicle builder, and a T.V. and docuseries personality from Salt Lake City, Utah. His popular show, Diesel Brothers, premiered on the Discovery Channel in 2016 and has since filmed seven seasons with an eighth season currently underway. Thanks for tuning in. If you enjoyed this conversation, be sure to subscribe! —Links— Follow Dave Sparks On: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/HeavyDSparks His Website: https://www.heavydsparks.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heavydsparks/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Heavydsparks/ Follow Me On: All Platforms: https://linktr.ee/mikhailapeterson Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikhailapetersonpodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/mikhailafuller Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mikhailapeterson/ Telegram: https://t.me/mikhailapeterson TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mikhailapeterson

Van Oakes is the proud owner of the world's greatest mustache and a performance marketer, in that order.If you have ever watched the Discovery Channel, you have seen his work. Van is the CMO of DieselSellerz, an online e-commerce store featured on the hit TV show, Diesel Brothers.DieselSellerz has built an 8-figure empire using social media influencers with interests centered around diesel enthusiasts.On This Episode:Van shares how he learned to start “selling himself” to others and the importance of developing his personal brand.Learn why Van loves sales and why he quit even though he made $400k one summer at 26.Jason and Van talk about the calling of being a father.Discover how Van transitioned from working for someone to beginning his own business.Learn how to leverage influencers and giveaways for your business.Key Takeaways:1. You can't build a great culture around a shit product.You can't be a good leader when you're hiding in the shadows. You ARE the brand.Success is subjective.Tweetable Quotes:“There's a difference between being home and being present.” – Jason HaugenThere is no room in the marketplace for my family, nor is there room in my home for the market. – Og MandinoIf I can look in the mirror and be happy with myself, I'm successful. – Van OakesConnect with Van Oakes:https://www.instagram.com/itsyourboyvan/

Keaton grew up in Utah and is a very devoted Son, Father to four amazing girls and Husband. In his mid-30's he has had multiple businesses, is currently on the television show Diesel Brothers on discovery channel, is a personal trainer, owns a nutrition company, owns a new business that tests your blood and help you find supplements and other things that will help your health and fitness growth, and work on cars when he gets the opportunity. As hard as he works, and is constantly growing, he plays and devotes just as much energy into playing with his kids and taking trips or going on dates with his beautiful and equally awesome wife. This man is overjoyed at the prospect of helping others achieve their fitness objectives and life goals. Keaton now is involved with the discovery channel on the show "The Diesel Brothers" but his true passion still is found daily in the gym.    In this episode, Keaton and Brad discuss why action speaks louder than words and express the true definition of entrepreneurship. Listen in and take notes!   00:00 Intro 03:05 Keaton's Limitless Society 03:27 Bomb: “I am the last person to talk about something and the first person to do something, and I am also the first person to make all of the mistakes.” - Keaton 07:40 Keaton's convo with trainers 12:10 How The Diesel Brothers came into the mix 14:50 Insurance 21:30 “At that point I could do anything I want.” - Keaton 27:00 Building cars for celebrities  32:50 How to help people at scale 33:30 Bomb: “All successful people do the same things.” - Keaton 34:50 Brad's Million Dollar Morning 45:50 Limitless Society go to https://limitless.keatonhoskins.com 49:00 Discord 53:54 Bomb: Creating Millionaires in the next year 58:01 Sign up for Brad's closer school here: https://www.closerschoollive.com  01:03:30 Fear 01:09:45 Keaton's Book: The Divorce Handbook 01:15:00 Time 01:18:52 Check out 1 Mission Nutrition for Supplements 01:19:23 Bomb: Supplements sent overseas  

We are excited to be joined by Josh Stuart, aka RedBeard from the Discovery Channel series Diesel Brothers. Josh shares his personal story of transformation from Active Mormon to Red-bearded Wizard with the help of psychedelics such as psilocybin and ayahuasca.  We discuss:Starting psychedelics as an active Mormon,Psychedelics as a connection to the divineMaking agreements with the birds and the spidersGetting wardrobe trips from Grandmother Aya"The Captain's Log"Big dose experiencesHealing feels like rememberingOur current perspectives on God and the UniverseSuch an amazing discussion with a magical human! Enjoy.Follow Josh on Instagram  Links:Mormon Psychedelic Symposium (MoMoPsySy)Revival: Summer FestivalMormons on Mushrooms – Ways to ContributeOur podcast is supported by our amazing listeners and magical community. If you'd like to energetically contribute to what we're creating, there are several ways to do so:Join our CommunityBecome a PatreonSend a Contribution (buy us a booch)Purchase Mormons on Mushrooms Merchandise

Keaton Hoskins AKA “The Muscle” dives into creating meaningful relationships that fulfill our lives. Stop what you're doing right now and say this to yourself out loud. “I'm my own problem”. “I am here because of myself”. Then internalize that. You are where you are because of the sum total of your decisions. If you want to change this you have to take ownership and accountability. You're always becoming something, whether it's good or bad. You're either becoming more of a terrible person or you're becoming a better person. This is always happening in our lives.Keaton is a host on Discovery Channel's "Diesel Brothers" and fitness expert who trained over 2,500 people. He is the CMO of 1Mission Nutrition and the host of the "Becoming" podcast. Keaton is always looking to provide advice and motivation in relation to business, fitness, and self-improvement.the Muscle's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.muscle/?hl=enDon't forget to subscribe to my channel!!!! New videos come out @ 10 AM MST every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.★★★★★Subscribe to The Bull's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCeJKFFE1iqI_OzfK5dPuaA★★★★Subscribe to The Bullpen podcast on iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bullpen/id1588663242★★★Subscribe to The Bullpen podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6BnmfXofFG0x0bdrzpNfcn?si=7220fabe105c40b9&nd=1#TheBull #TheBullevans #TheBullpen #AlphaInfluence►Follow Jeremiah on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebullevans/?hl=en►Follow Jeremiah on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jeremiah.evans.906►Follow Jeremiah on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thebullevans?lang=en►Follow Jeremiah on LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremiah-evans-6976ba156►Follow Jeremiah on Tik Tok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thebullevans?lang=en

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Van Oakes is a performance marketer, international speaker and CMO of Diesel Power Gear, an online ecommerce store that did 35 M last year, over a 100 M to date and has its own TV show on the Discovery Channel called the Diesel Brothers. He also cofounded an agency called Explosive Growth Marketing that focuses on Snapchat as a paid ads channel, and in 2019 Snaptchat named Van and his team the star of the year. Bullet points (00:37) Intro (02:31) Being an international speaker (03:12) The start as an entrepreneur (06:09) What transferable skills did you learn in sales that are applying today? (07:47) Did you have a door opener for door-to-door sales? (10:21) Getting into online businesses (14:22) Becoming Snapchat star of the year in 2019 (16:07) What works on Snapchat (20:27) CPM and conversion: Snapchat vs Facebook (22:11) &BAM (23:59) Diesel Power Gear's business model (27:32) Diesel Power Gear's YouTube channel (28:42) How the TV show started (31:13) Attribution (33:27) Martyn's anecdote: Knowing and calling your customers (35:31) How much are you spending on each channel? (37:14) SMS marketing and doing promotions (40:57) What do you often get invited to speak on? (41:34) Working with influencers (45:06) The legalities of doing giveaways (46:42) Where to find out more (47:41) Rapid fire question round (48:34) If you ever had to start again, how would you make your money? (49:46) What is the most common or biggest mistake that leaders make? (50:32) Who is a great leader (alive or dead) and why? (52:36) How do you hire top talent? (51:49) How do you evaluate a good business deal? (54:24) How do you identify a good business partner? (55:27) What is one of your proudest moments? (55:41) What is one interesting fact about you that not many people would know? (56:06) What daily routines do you have (morning or evening) that have helped make you successful? (59:19) Do you track anything? (01:03:09) What book (or books) changed your mindset or life? (01:04:31) What is the most exciting question you spend your time thinking about? (01:05:31) What advice would you give your younger self? (01:06:58) What unusual or underrated food or drink should more people try out? (01:07:44) What makes you happiest? (01:09:11) Any asks or requests for the audience?

Van Oakes will give us an insight into his life and all of his rags to riches story.   If you've ever watched the Discovery Channel, chances are, you may have already seen his work. Van is the CMO of DieselSellerz, an online eCommerce store featured on the hit TV show, “Diesel Brothers”. DieselSellerz has since built an eight-figure empire using social media influencers with interests centred around diesel enthusiasts.        

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After spending over $4 Million on the Snapchat platform, Van Oakes is the perfect person to spill the beans on how the platform works and whether it could be the right move for your brand. For example, did you know that around 40% of Snapchat users are male? In addition to talking Snapchat and paid media tactics, Van and Jordan discuss giveaways and other promotional tactics for growing your Shopify brand...Van’s secret to scale is doing Giveaways! Enjoy!KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THE EPISODEIf your business is targeting a demographic that is not over 50 y/o, Snapchat could be a great option.Campaigns in Snapchat follow a similar format to Facebook and are easy to set up!Subtitles, music, or sound are important in Snapchat. According to data, 64% watch Snapchat with sound on. If your brand is targeting the younger generation, you can win in Snapchat. The younger demographic opens the app 30x.Giveaways do wonders in driving more sales. 56% of Diesel Power Gear’s Customers who engaged in the giveaway campaigns become repeat customers. TODAY'S GUESTMarketing expert and e-commerce influencer, Van Oakes is the Chief Marketing Officer of Diesel Power Gear. Van was featured at The Discovery Channel’s TV show “Diesel Brothers'' He is running several eight-figure businesses and is the owner of the EGM Agency. In 2019 received the Snap Star award from Snapchat for his remarkable work.Check out Diesel Power Gear at https://dieselpowergear.com/ Connect with Van on LinkedIn or follow him on IG: @itsyourboyvanIf you want to learn more about the eCommerce Growth Plan for your brand click here:https://mindfulmarketing.co/products/full-growth-planIf you've been paying attention and your brand is ready to GROW, apply now to be the one new brand we take on this month!https://mindfulmarketing.co/applyWant to join a network of founders and executives who know your unique challenges in scaling your E-com brand from 7 to 8 figures? Apply to join our Ecom Executives Mastermind here: https://Mindfulmarketing.co/mastermind

One day you will regret NOT doing the things that made you uncomfortable! How does a young guy who grew up living in a van end up flying around in his backyard in a helicopter? Well, SUCCESS LEAVES CLUES and my next guest is telling it all… from inside his helicopter! You probably know him from his hit show, Diesel Brothers on the Discovery Channel. Dave Sparks aka Heavy D, is an unbelievably successful entrepreneur, TV personality, monster truck driver world record holder, custom vehicle builder, and social media influencer! He’s also a dear friend of mine and he has an AMAZING story I am so excited to share with you. This interview is packed with so much value. Dave is dropping knowledge bombs throughout the ENTIRE episode! No matter where you are, whatever circumstance you are dealing with, whatever doubt and uncertainty are standing in your way, take this lesson from Dave… “If a guy as untalented and as dumb as me can be flying around in a helicopter in my backyard, then literally every single one of you has hope!” THERE IS HOPE! Dave and I break down the importance and POWER of getting UNCOMFORTABLE, how to focus on the RESULTS over the RISK, and how SELF CONFIDENCE is all you need to achieve greatness! We talk about how we have both used uncertainty as a catalyst to accomplish our greatest feats and how falling in love with SERVING OTHERS and HARD WORK is the key to happiness. Dave also shares his secrets behind being a BEAST on social media and building a multi-million dollar following AND reveals his newest venture Nikola Motors creating hydrogen fuel-powered trucks with 900 - 1000 HP. This man is literally on the cutting edge of environmentally friendly technology! This is an interview you ABSOLUTELY DO NOT WANT TO MISS! Do the hard things. Make yourself uncomfortable. CARE about people and there is no way you can be unhappy! Dave was able to turn his life into something miraculous and I TRULY believe you can too! After all, Dave was just a dumb kid who believed he could do anything.

Keaton Hoskins is a member of the Diesel Brothers, most famously known from their show on the Discovey Channel called Diesel Brothers.  In this impactful conversation with Keaton, he and Travis discuss the vision required to achieve at a high level and shares stories of the craziness of The Diesel Brothers show!  Enjoy!  ______________________________________________________ http://www.Coachtravisbrady.Com/webinar Want to make a 100k Impact and Income In Your Training & Speaking Business? Launch To The Next Level of Your Business With “The Next Gen Launch Program” In This FREE PROGRAM Travis Gives You: Full Interactive Training on “6 Steps To 6 Figures” The 12 Principals of Transformation **This By Itself Will Put You 2 Decades Ahead of Your Competition** Launch Booklet To Finding Your Ideal Clients Want these FREE GIFTS? Click Here To Get Them! >>> The Next Gen Launch Program  CONNECT w/Travis J. Brady on Social Media https://www.facebook.com/travis.brady.52 CoachTravisBrady.com    

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Learn more about NikolaFollow Trevor on TwitterSupport the show and get on monthly mentorship calls with Fabian. Join here.Full Transcript:F Geyrhalter:Welcome to the show, Trevor. It's an incredible honor to have you on Hitting The Mark.Trevor:Thanks guys. It's going to be a lot of fun. A lot of stuff's happened, even over the last week. Wow.F Geyrhalter:I wanted to start off with that. I mean, it's been an interesting last week for you. You're officially trading on Nasdaq, which is amazing. And during this whole thing, during the quarantine, must've been a very strange kind of experience for you.Trevor:Yeah. Second biggest day of my life, I tell people, because the first day was when I got married, but the second day definitely was being listed on the Nasdaq. I mean, that's everyone's dream, to become listed on the Nasdaq and doing it through the coronavirus was actually incredible, because I'm a big believer in trying to find the good in all situations. And there was a lot of really difficult things going on around the world with the coronavirus, very sad. And so we turned Nikola into America's comeback story, and that was a company that the world could rally behind that, they'd be proud. America would be proud, the world would be proud. The first zero emission semi-truck manufacturer in the entire world, to be dedicated only to zero emissions. And the investors have heavily rewarded us for it. Today, we're at $53 a share or whatever, about $18 billion valuation in our company. And I mean, we're going to be overtaking the biggest brands in the world here, shortly. And what a wonderful experience that has been, on all levels.F Geyrhalter:And hence, I love having you on so much, especially now a couple days after this, it's amazing. I've been following your brand for quite a while. I'm a happy shareholder now too.Trevor:Oh, thanks.F Geyrhalter:I'm glad to hear the news today. That's good, it seems like we're going into the right direction. But just to read a couple of bullet points from your press release, you raised more than $700 million. Pre-orders represent more than $10 billion in potential revenue and your hydrogen network anticipates to cover all of North America and it sets to become the largest hydrogen network in the world. This is mind blowing, but it's especially remarkable since you founded the company in 2014 and you only officially launched in 2016 with a prototype and only a few engineers. Further, if I'm correct, you're only 37 now, right?Trevor:38.F Geyrhalter:38?Trevor:Yeah, 38.F Geyrhalter:So you started the company when you were 29, out of your basement. So how did you get from there in 2016, to where you are now? I mean, it is not easy to create a company like yours.Trevor:No.F Geyrhalter:Talk us through a little bit of the founding steps. You're kind of compared sometimes, a little bit to Apple, the way that you guys were all sitting in your basement, you know?Trevor:Yeah. I have some really cool articles on my LinkedIn that I would recommend everyone go read. And I put some serious thought into those very heartfelt discussions about what it took to get here. And I'm going to tell you what those are right now, but I want people to know if they want to read in detail, they can go there. I've told everybody that I've ever met, that if you want to create wealth, it will not happen in under 10 years, ever. There are maybe one or two examples in the world that ever did happen quicker than that, unless you just got lucky, like some oil on your property or whatever it may be.But ultimately if you're going to create real wealth, it is a 10 year program and most likely, you're going to fail, the odds are against you. So here's what I tell people, "Look, if you want to be an entrepreneur and you want to do this, it is the most rewarding and invigorating thing on the planet Earth, when you succeed. It's also the most difficult, emotional, draining venture you'll ever do, when you fail. It'll wreck you, it'll wreck your body, your health, everything about you. So the risks are high, the rewards are high and the odds are, you're going to fail." Now, where people succeed is when they've got multiple failures and multiple successes underneath their belt.So this is my fifth company. I'm 38, it's my fifth company. Three of them have been successes and two have been failures. And it's amazing, because you look online and some people are bashing me because they're like, "Ah, I would never want this guy, this fraud, who's failed twice in his life to touch my money." And I'm like, "Well, you should definitely never invest in me or my company then, because I don't know a single baseball player in the world that does not strike out when you're hitting home runs." The best baseball players in the world have a .400 batting average, right?F Geyrhalter:Yeah.Trevor:And so, 4 out of 10... I would never want anyone touching my money, if they haven't failed. Because if you don't know what it's like to lose everything, then you're going to make some really stupid decisions in your life. And so, these are just haters, just online haters that just hate you no matter what.F Geyrhalter:Yeah.Trevor:But to get here, that's the beauty of this. It started out of my basement, truly because we didn't know if we really had a product at that time. We worked out of there for a year. And here we are now, a $18 billion company, a couple days after the Nasdaq listing. So it's pretty incredible.F Geyrhalter:It's a story of determination, that's for sure. Especially going against this kind of industry and fitting in and standing out, it's not easy. Let me share Nikola's mission with the audience. It's to "Transform the transportation industry while improving our employees' lives and leaving the world a better place." Now you're very much a visionary, so mission and vision and values and all of this brand work that I usually do with my clients, that must come naturally to you. But I wonder, have you used outside help to create those brand pillars, like most companies do? Or was this Trevor sitting on his desk late at night, jotting them down?Trevor:It really was. It was a lot of, Trevor sitting down on his desk.F Geyrhalter:I'm not surprised.Trevor:And creating these things. I mean, look, here's the thing, I love communication. It's one of my favorite things in life. I value communication as one of my greatest talents and assets I have. And that's because you can communicate through all the craziness in the world. Like you said, there's so many brands out there, how do you create a brand that is so special to the world? Well, in order to do that, you have to solve problems that are special to the world. And you'll never stand out if you don't change the world.And in our mission statement, to leave this place a better place than we found it, I truly believe that. It's my life goal, to leave this place better than I found it. And Nikola, if we pull this off, which I believe we have a very good chance of doing. If we pull this off, with getting all of our trucks built, all over the world, then you're going to see the greatest reduction in emissions the world has ever seen, ever by any company on the planet. And so, that is why people are rewarding us. They're rewarding us because we're making a bigger change than anyone else is making.F Geyrhalter:Well, you are a purpose driven company and that's not just some brand statement, that is true, right? I mean, you're solving one of the biggest problems, that are out there right now.Trevor:Yeah, you're purpose driven and then you actually have to be profitable. I think that's why Nikola has done so well, is because our business model's huge, our margins are... We make five times more revenue than Daimler does. Now just imagine that, per truck sold. So the reason why we're successful is because we've vertically integrated the whole supply chain. So when you buy a diesel today, heaven forbid. You buy a diesel, you're going to spend 150 on the diesel, right? 150,000.F Geyrhalter:Yeah.Trevor:Then, you're going to spend a million dollars on the oil to power that diesel, over the life of it. So the oil companies are back there, just clapping their hands, loving every second that Peterbilt or Daimler sells a diesel truck. Because they make more revenue than Peterbilt or Daimler has ever dreamed of making.F Geyrhalter:Yeah.Trevor:So that's where I was like, "Dude, this is crazy. Why are we not sucking all that money out of the oil company's hands and putting it in our own pocket?" And that's what I did. I said, "Okay, we're going to sell the truck, but we're going to provide all the fuel at a fixed rate for seven years." And now, we've stabilized the cost of hydrogen, driven it down low, made it towards cheaper, that it can be cheaper than diesel. And we're taking that 750,000 to $1,000,000 in revenue, in oil and we're bringing it into our own pockets. Because we're not doing oil, we're doing hydrogen. And so we make five times more revenue, on every truck we sell, we get about a million dollars in revenue. So that's why Nikola has done so well.F Geyrhalter:So cool. Unbelievable. And you beat Daimler and Volvo and Tesla in bringing the world's first zero-emissions truck to market, right? I mean, that's one of their claims to fame. And you build your trucks in Ulm in Germany, where I was just visiting family a few months ago. So I'm wondering, the whole "Made in Germany" brand, so to speak, it had a lot of cachet. Was that a big reason to get German engineering or was it mainly logistics and a financial decision, with the first rollout? And of course, as a second part to the question, has the Volkswagen emissions scandal tainted this reputation within the market?Trevor:Oh man, the Volkswagen emissions scandal was like, I hate to ever take advantage of a bad situation, right? But I mean, it was the greatest thing for Nikola that's ever happened because the jackasses-F Geyrhalter:It was fuel to the fire.Trevor:... they lied to the whole world, they deceived everyone. People realized that they were cheaters and the world has now rewarded Tesla and Nikola for both pioneering zero emission around the world. But that's a whole different thing. Why is it built in Ulm? Well, let me break this out real quick. We have two factories. We have one going up in Coolidge Arizona, which is part of Phoenix Arizona. And we have one factory going up in Ulm Germany, right now. And Ulm is spelled U-L-M for all the Americans that don't know how to say Ulm.So the reason why we have Ulm Germany, is because our partner IVECO, we did a massive joint venture with IVECO and this joint venture is going to provide all the battery-electric and hydrogen-electric trucks to all of Europe. So right now, we were the first company to launch the zero-emission truck, we're the first company to do full production of a zero-emission truck. We were first and that's one of the greatest things out there. And it's a full production truck, over 300 miles. There are other people that have the little rinky-dink trucks that go like 150 miles, but I'm talking full 300 miles, pulling a real load.So we're the first company in the world to do it. They're coming out of Ulm Germany. In just a matter of, I would say less than a few months, we'll have the first ones coming out that are hand-built. And by middle to third quarter of next year, full production begins, out of that factory. So in the same time we're building our American factory for our American trucks, we're going to provide both the battery-electric and the hydrogen as well, but they're built to go longer distances, 500 plus miles. So that's kind of how everything's going right now is, yes, we did beat everybody. We beat Daimler, we beat Volvo, we beat Tesla, we beat everybody. And it's a wonderful feeling to be able to do that.F Geyrhalter:Oh, sure. Yeah, it's unbelievable. And even though you're known for your trucks, let's talk about that insanely cool Nikola Badger, which I believe you just made an announcement this morning, when we're recording that it is going to be available for pre-order starting June 29th. So this month, right?Trevor:It is. The Badger's this badass pickup truck. Well, let's just put it this way, the reason why people have not been a fan of electric pickup trucks is because they can't do what a gasoline can do, right? So even with the Cybertruck from Tesla or the Rivian truck, they're very small, they don't go very far. They can't pull a trailer up a 6% grade. They can't handle the continuous load that you can put on a gasoline vehicle. So that's always been the biggest hinderment to a electric truck, was people want a truck that can actually pull a trailer. They can take it to a construction site, they can drive around with their family, they can pull a boat with it or whatever.F Geyrhalter:Yeah, yeah.Trevor:And so we built that. We built the most gorgeous, badass electric, hydrogen pickup truck in the world. And what sets it apart from everything, is that you can order the Badger as a battery-electric truck, that'll give you 3 to 400 miles on its own. And you can also order the Badger as a battery-electric and hydrogen truck, which will give you 600 plus miles on a range.F Geyrhalter:That's insane.Trevor:So the customer can fully spec it, how they want it. And everyone else is like either, "Oh, you'll only get battery." Well, some people need the continuous horsepower or the additional range that hydrogen gives you. And so, you can order either way with a Badger and we're the only ones in the world that offer that.F Geyrhalter:Well, it's 980 torque, I read and 906 horsepower. I mean, that's pretty unreal, right?Trevor:Yeah. It's a very pissed off truck and you have to be careful because it'll come off the ground. So we're having a lot of fun with it. And the best part is here, just in a few days, on June 29th, we're going to start accepting reservations of that. And we're going to show the real truck off here, at the end of this year, at Nikola World 2020. And I'm not talking about some show truck, I'm talking about a metal stamped, beautiful, gorgeous, fully-functioning interior, exterior, power windows, power seats, HVAC, just awesome truck. Every other person out there building trucks, half the features don't even work, because they're just show trucks. This is the real thing.F Geyrhalter:Well, I think you just totally hit the nail on its head, with this entire philosophy around it looking like the next awesome, but a bit more classy and way smarter truck. The design is really, really cool. I went to ArtCenter College of Design, which is a school known for its Transportation Design Alumni, shaping a lot of the industry. There is a lot of talk about tech and engineering with Nikola, but design is also extremely crucial to your company. Can you tell us a little bit about the design philosophy behind the brand and by now, I guess you have what? Six, seven different vehicles in the line?Trevor:So design is everything. I mean, listen, the reason why Apple is Apple, is because they have the greatest designs known to man. Their packaging is incredible, their experience is incredible and their product is stunning. And people don't get this. I mean, it's unbelievable how the automakers make the most ugly-ass vehicles you've ever seen and they expect them to sell. Nikola is, if you were to ever compare it to anything, the gorgeousness of what Apple does with their design and their products is very similar to what Nikola does. Every one of our products, you should see the battles that go on here at Nikola, with the design team and me.If people had a... If they were a fly on the wall, just the stories told would be funny because I come into my design studio and I'll tell my guys, I'm like, "Guys, I won't buy that. That's hideous. And I'll never allow that to be sold. You're going to fix that. And it's got to be something, if it will not sell me, no one will buy it." And it's brutal. You get in, sometimes you have to throw a whole vehicle away because you're like, "It just doesn't work. Nothing works. It doesn't work." And so the Nikola Badger, is probably the most gorgeous truck that's ever been built, in history, in my opinion. And a lot of people agree with that. And that's how all of our product lines are, even our big semi-truck, the Nikola Tre and the Nikola Two, worldwide they're known as the most beautiful semi-trucks ever designed. And imagine that, an American trying to build a European cabover, that's gorgeous.F Geyrhalter:Yeah.Trevor:The Europeans can't even do that sometimes.F Geyrhalter:Yeah. And I think, one thing that is so important to point out is that a lot of these cars, they're like the future cars, right? You look at them and they don't really feel realistic. But what you guys are doing, you perfectly matched that idea of where people are today and what they expect the future to be, rather than these crazy idea cars that you can't even see them on the roads, right? So that's why I think what you guys did with the Badger is so perfect because it fits in today, yet it stands out. But it doesn't look like this awkward, I don't want to mention any of your competitors, but...Trevor:Well look, this is the thing about truck owners. I'll mention them, the people that are going to buy the Tesla Cybertruck are going to be Tesla fanatics. You're going to get a few people outside that are going to buy it, but it doesn't function as a real truck. It doesn't have the features of a real truck. Now, it's cool, when it comes to like, it's pushing the limits, but it's not a real truck. It doesn't have the visibility you get in a truck. It doesn't have the bed that you get in a truck. It doesn't have the ability to put a fifth wheel on it. A real truck needs to do what real trucks do. And so, we had to build a truck that was gorgeous, yet would function as a real truck. And we partnered up with, actually awesome, the Diesel Brothers. And it's really cool because the Diesel Brothers are known as building diesel trucks, right? They can break any truck ever built, they know how to modify every truck known to man and they know what parts fail.So it was interesting, because we got a lot of questions that said, "Why'd you partner up with Diesel Brothers? They do diesel, you guys are all about zero emission." And I'm like, "Yeah, but the Diesel Brothers, they don't stick their head in the sand and say, 'Oh, only diesel's ever going to function.' They came out and they said, 'Look, it is time now, the world's changing. And we want to be part of the greatest transformation of trucking engineering known to man. And it's going away from diesel right now, it's going to electric mobility.'" So we worked with the Diesel Brothers and they've really helped us build this pickup truck, to become a pickup truck that would never fail. And believe me, we're going to have failures, but we got the teams behind us to make sure that this truck is designed as a real truck.F Geyrhalter:And that's the power of partnerships, right? And understanding who to align yourself with, which is a huge, huge thing for entrepreneurs to learn.Trevor:Yes, this one really bothers me because I preach to people about how important it is to find people that are better than you, to work with. And to work with people that do things better than the things that you're not great at. And I went on this podcast and I got hammered by a lot of my competitors' fans. Because they're like, "Oh, Nikola doesn't do shit themselves. They outsource everything." No, that's not true. We do all the really important stuff, like intellectual property controls, software, hardware development, everything else, we do all that. But what we are not good at is building factories, right? And so these guys hammered us. I mean, all their followers, like tens of thousands are like, "Ah, Nikola's a total con job because they don't build their own factory. These guys are not Tesla."And I'm like, "Do you realize how many billions of dollars have been wasted by Tesla, because they didn't work with someone that knew how to build factories and do them..." I'm a big believer in working with people that are better than you. And so, I don't need to be so arrogant to say that I'm better than everyone at everything. I don't need to be better than everyone at everything. I need to be better than my competitors at one thing and I can beat them. And so, I think that's what we do is we're really good at partnerships. We're going to be signing a joint venture for the Nikola Badger with a big OEM and it's going to be sold, serviced, and warrantied through their dealership, all across America. And I get access to that, day one. I don't need to go out and spend $5 billion building our own service network.F Geyrhalter:Yeah.Trevor:So I'm a big believer in partnerships.F Geyrhalter:And that's what happens when you failed a couple of startups and when you sold a couple of companies, right? I mean, that is just that kind of information that you gather throughout the journey. And a lot of people wouldn't understand that immediately. But we talked about you obviously competing head-on with Elon Musk. Tell me, is the Nikola brand name really derived from Tesla's first name, the actual inventor Nikola Tesla? Was that a "Go bold or go home" move of yours, where you said, "If we go in, we go fully in?"Trevor:Yeah. I mean, look, so it was named after the Serbian-Croatian brilliant mastermind that probably had a greater impact on society than anyone else in the world. He created the alternative current, the generator, the turbine, all kinds of things. This guy was the most brilliant electrical engineer known to man. He could power vehicles wirelessly. He could power homes wirelessly from miles away. Even today, we still don't know how he did it all.It was named after the inventor, Nikola Tesla, and it had nothing to do with Elon or Tesla themselves. They didn't even enter my mind when I was making this decision because I was naming it after the inventor. And just like millions of other people that looked up to that inventor, it's to pay tribute to him. Has nothing to do with the Tesla car company at all. It's just cool that Tesla is making one of the biggest impacts in the world for electric mobility in cars. And Nikola is making one of the biggest impacts in the world for Electromobility in trucks. And so, it is kind of cool to think about that, the fact that Nikola and Tesla are both kicking ass and beating everyone around the world.F Geyrhalter:And I noticed that you don't own a nikola.com, which is a very sad website for what appears to be a small electronics design engineering firm. There must have been a conversation to acquire the .com. What is the juicy story behind that domain name and how Nikola doesn't have the .com?Trevor:The name was taken already and the guy had no interest in selling it. So he may sell it one day, it's becoming more and more valuable. I'm sure he'll sell it to someone, it'll probably be someone who hates us and trashes us.F Geyrhalter:But no more interest from your end, you moved on.Trevor:No. Yeah. I mean look, everyone knows it's Nikola Motor. And when they look us up, it's already well established that way. We can see how many people actually type in our name and the wrong name and we might get 1% more that actually go to the right name. I don't care about the domain, it all comes down to the fact that it's Nikola Motor. It's not Nikola, it's Nikola Motor. So I don't know, who knows? If he ever wants to sell it, we talked but he had no desire to, and I'm sure our competitors will probably offer him some stupid amount of money and buy it.F Geyrhalter:Yeah. Or he might ring you now that you're IPO.Trevor:I'll give him one of the first Badgers, one of the most valuable thing. He'll love that.F Geyrhalter:Oh, there you go. Done, you heard it here first. So let's talk about the brand a little bit more. I know we only have 10 more minutes or so, to go. But when my brother and I were kids and we were on those long road trips across Europe, in my parent's tiny little Renault, we played the game on who could identify passing cars by brand, based on their rims and logos. When was that N brand, the brand mark on the badge, the N. When was it crafted for Nikola? I feel like this is a more recent addition to the company's branding, right?Trevor:No, it was actually from day one. The N, it was from day one and it was made to be almost like a superhero logo. So if you were to look at Superman or you were at one of the other ones, you'll notice that it's one letter and usually circled by something. And that's why we went with the Nikola, that's why we designed that was, it's an N with a border around it. And what that does is, you can see it from a mile away and you'll know it's Nikola. It's so distinguishable that nothing ever will confuse it. And that was the idea is, it truly is a superhero. And that's what's cool about it. You'll see it from a mile away and everyone will know it's a Nikola, playing that game in their car, with all their children.F Geyrhalter:That's exactly it. You would have passed the test. What does branding mean to you? I mean, after going through a couple of startups and now having achieved what very few entrepreneurs will ever achieve with the IPO, what does branding mean to your company?Trevor:I'd say there's three or four main pillars of building a company that will last forever and actually make money. Branding and design is one of them. Your team is another one, your team. And then your ability to communicate is one of the four pillars. There's a ton of them, right? But the idea is, your ability to communicate, which is part of branding. Branding and design is everything. People, they want to touch your product, they want to be proud of it. And they're not going to go drop 60 to $100,000 on a pickup truck if they don't think it's the most gorgeous thing that they've ever seen. And people have got to learn, branding and design is everything.It's one reason why I love Audi. Look, there is no better design company, I think in the world than Audi itself. Their team has got their shit down so good, when it comes to branding and design. It's probably the only thing that saved Volkswagen. And that's why you got to be an expert at branding and design. It's everything, it speaks to someone's soul. People have to be proud of representing what you have and that's why the branding and design's so important.F Geyrhalter:Well, and the brand is the soul of your company too, so it touches everything. It touches your company culture, HR, it goes pretty deep. And since your company is based on a strong purpose, on actually changing the world, I'm sure that that had ripple effects from the get-go. I'm sure you don't have a hard time hiring people in your company.Trevor:No.F Geyrhalter:If we think about the DNA of your brand, right? That one word that could describe your brand. I always love to figure out, what can it be, if we just put everything into one concise word? So if you think about Coca Cola, they really try to push the word, happiness, right? If you think about Zappos, it's definitely customer service, right? They're all about service. What is one word that could potentially describe your brand? What could be the brand DNA of your company, if you would have to put it in a funnel and really figure out like, what could be one word? Totally on the spot here. But I know you can do it.Trevor:It would be hard to put it on one word, but I'd say it's something along the lines of emissions, game over.F Geyrhalter:Yeah.Trevor:Everything we stand for, is getting rid of emissions and diesel is dead. It's everything around transformation. I would say probably transformation is really our... Because it transforms everything. It transforms, design, style, the culture, emissions. So if it had to be one word, probably transformation.F Geyrhalter:I think you nailed it nicely. You talked yourself through this one well. Communication, right? That's what it is. What's a final piece of brand advice for founders, as a takeaway? You already dropped a lot of them, but if you have someone listening, who's like, "Man, I would love to get my company to IPO. How do I do it?" Do you want to point them back to the LinkedIn article? Or is there something that is on your mind where you feel like, "Look, this is one thing that entrepreneurs just always, always mess up?"Trevor:No, there's two articles they need to go read. They're more powerful than anything I can say today, because I laid out with written words and they can study it. There's two articles. One's called A random airport encounter. And the other one's called How to get back up when you've lost everything. These two articles are the most powerful articles you'll ever read, in my opinion, as an entrepreneur ever. They're coming from the most painful position I've ever felt in my life, losing everything. It comes from a position of love and happiness and hope and explaining to people what it means to not give up. Everyone fails and you're going to fail hard. And the key is to never, ever quit, no matter how hard or how long it is, you can never, ever give up.And those articles are incredible because they go into detail. The airport one's about a kid who I met in the airport asking me, how he was going to college and he was thinking about becoming an entrepreneur and what advice I had for him. And I gave him a quick five minute thing in the airport. He had no idea who I was either, by the way, he had no clue.F Geyrhalter:That's great.Trevor:I was just talking to this kid. And then later he found out who I was and he sent me an email. And I gave him this written letter back and I posted this letter I gave him. And it's me writing to this kid. And I'm telling you, it's one of the most powerful letters you'll ever read. And I hope it's taught in every business school in the world because it's not like any letter you'll ever read. It's not written by a professor, it's written by pain. It's written by absolute failure and everything I learned in these situations. And then it's also written by hope, about how to get out of it.And that's a real life experience, of this shit storm you're going to go through to build your own company and ever get listed, is you better be ready to have battle wounds and scars all over your body and you better be ready to dedicate 10 years, or you're going to fail. And you're probably going to fail anyways. But then these are ways you can actually get back up and keep going. And eventually, like Mark Cuban says, all you got to do is hit it once. All you got to do is hit a home run one time, that's it and they'll love you, just do it once. It doesn't matter if it takes you five times, all you got to do is do at once.F Geyrhalter:Yeah. What was the most ginormous brand fail that you went through, with Nikola?Trevor:Say that again, I'm sorry. What were you asking?F Geyrhalter:What was the biggest brand fail that you went through, with Nikola, with the actual current-Trevor:What do you mean by brand fail? I haven't used that terminology here. What do you mean by brand fail?F Geyrhalter:Where do you feel like your company did something, from a branding perspective, where it just bombed, like maybe it was a statement that you put out or maybe it was a name you gave a certain vehicle or maybe you just communicated something in a certain way where afterwards you were like, "Oh, Whoa, that totally went the wrong way?"Trevor:Well, luckily we haven't had too many of those moments, because of a lot of the experiences I've had, but I'll tell you the one that made the biggest difference. When we first started out, there was no technology and fuel cell or battery electric yet. It was very, very new. And so we started out as a turbine electric, natural gas, hybrid truck. And that was the only technology available at the time. And that was pushing the limits. And I went to my board and I said, "Guys, the technology fuel cell is now far enough along and batteries, we have to pivot from this low-emission turbine to a fuel cell." And my board shit a brick. Like, "There's no way, we're already far down this road. We can't just pivot." And I said, "You don't know me. I don't care what the repercussions are."And this is something I teach in that letter, when you have a conviction of something, you better listen to yourself. And I said, "It's time to change, and I change it." And they freaked out. I mean, it was almost relationship severing, right? And sure enough, it was the biggest, greatest, smartest move we ever did, going zero emission. Once that technology was far enough along, we could pioneer it. And man, what an impact it made. And it's a single reason why we're here today. So to all the entrepreneurs out there, you better believe in yourself, and if you do, stand by your convictions, no matter what anyone tells you. You're the only one qualified to make those decisions. Don't listen to the people around you, make your own decisions.F Geyrhalter:Amen. I need to let you go, I promised you. So listeners who want to see your line of trucks or get their hands on the most badass zero-emission truck, as you call it, the Nikola Badger, where can they find you?Trevor:They can go to nikolamotor.com, that's where all of our products are. And then, they can also follow me on Twitter, nikolatrevor. And our company Twitter's nikolamotor. I would definitely follow me on Twitter, because you get data way faster than you get it anywhere else. So make sure you follow me on Twitter, @nikolatrevor.F Geyrhalter:Twitter's the new homepage. Awesome. Well, thank you Trevor, for having been on the show, especially after the IPO, this is a crazy week for you. So thank you so much for sharing your wisdom with my audience. We all really appreciate it.Trevor:Thank you so much. All right. Take care. Bye bye.F Geyrhalter:Awesome. Thanks. Bye Trevor.

Diesel Dave and Heavy D pursue growing their business and pulling pranks on each other with equal vigor and intensity.

Diesel Dave and Heavy D pursue growing their business and pulling pranks on each other with equal vigor and intensity.

Keaton of the Diesel Brothers stops in to sound off and talk about FitCon and makes some major announcements.    Please tune in and leave a review...  Thanks to our main sponsors:   www.Gallowtech.com https://rhinosafe.com https://www.galcogunleather.com/ https://volquartsen.com www.JohnBartoloShow.com Visit our Friends: Kenzies Optics www.KenziesOptics.com Visit Microtech Knives https://microtechknives.com/                

Van Oakes is the holder of the world's greatest mustache and a monster performance marketer. He is the owner and CMO of multiple 7 figure business. Most notably the 8 figure e-commerce store Diesel Power Gear, featured on discovery channel's hit tv show “Diesel Brothers”. In this episode, Van shares his experience in growing an online brand from low 7 figures to multiple 9 figures. He talks about his innovative giveaway model his company uses, gifting a $100,000 truck every single month. Beyond Facebook, Van dives into how to spend tens of thousands per day on Snapchat, and what it really takes to balance a high performance life with family and relationships. Check out Diesel Power Gear: https://dieselpowergear.com/ Follow Van Oakes on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/itsyourboyvan/ Connect with Van Oakes on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/van.oakes Subscribe: Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/id1501030932 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1tpmOopXtrqLC4Eel1Nn2s

Guest Bio:The Muscle is a star on the hit TV Series “The Diesel Brothers” on Discovery Channel. He plays the role of the shop's parts manager and loves diesel trucks and fast cars. He has two beautiful daughters that are his entire world and dedicates himself to his work so that they can enjoy a life that he never had.In addition to his work on “The Diesel Brothers”, The Muscle has been in the fitness industry for as long as he can remember. He has been a personal trainer to over 2,500 people and loves to help people achieve their fitness goals. He credits his late father with teaching him how to work hard and work smart. The Muscle is proud of his business successes, including 1Mission Nutrition supplements, Plastic Surgery Centers, Mobile Fitness Trainer Companies, and more. Known for his strong opinions and drive, he says that he lives by one motto: “you can have or do anything you want in life if you put your mind to it."

Today on the Venture Mentality podcast I interview Keaton Hoskins, aka "The Muscle" from the hit show Diesel Brothers on the Discovery Channel. Keaton talks about his life, how he got on TV, and his entrepreneurial journey.   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/venture.mentality/?hl=en Check Keaton Out: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.muscle/?hl=en Discovery Channel: https://go.discovery.com/tv-shows/diesel-brothers/  

Hello and welcome to Overdrive a program that plays around a bit with cars and transport. 1. $2m funding to an Australian Electric veh company (1:32) 2. 140 countries pledged to eliminate traffic deaths. (2:22) 3. Mitsubishi ASX (3:32) 4. Stubborn, angry men are more likely to own luxury cars (4:31) 5. Diesel Brothers hit with big fine (5:37) 6. Motoring Minute – Audi A5 (6:41) 7. Hyundai’s new Elantra has a big launch in NY (8:13) 8. Motoring Minute – Peugeot 508 (16:54) 9. Motoring Minute - Mazda 3 (17:65) 10. Quirky news - bicycle shop owner who opposes bicycle priority measures. (19:26) 11. Motoring Minute - (25:20) You can find more information at Driven Media or previous programs are available as podcasts on iTunes or Spotify. OR our Facebook site OverdriveCity YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKyx5sv6cgF4URRmNq2JiXg/videos So, let’s start with the news Originally broadcast 21 March 2020

Todd Bianco and guest co-host John Taylor talk about the 2020 Automobile Magazine All-Star Awards – the very best cars of the year according to the editors. The Diesel Brothers and Discover Channel were hit with a record $848,000 fine for illegally-modifying emissions equipment and spewing out tons of pollution into the air. Season 4 of the Grand Tour on Amazon Prime was delayed by fears of the coronavirus. Most auto factories in Italy were closed to slow the spread of the coronavirus. Tesla is looking for a new U.S. location to build a factory to build the Cybertruck and Model Y and Tesla Model Y deliveries started this week.

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Dave Sparks from Diesel Brothers, Sparks Motors, Diesel Power Gear, and now Nikola fame opens up about his start, business successes and challenges, the infamous lawsuit, and his new business foray into electrified pickups. He talks to the guys about being in the right place at the right time, surrounding himself with good people, and how a normal guy figured out how to live his best life and inspire others to do the same.

So today I have e-commerce expert who made 8 figures in his monster ecom business of DieselSellerz. Van Oakes is the proud owner of the world's greatest mustache and a performance marketer, in that order. If you have ever watched the Discovery Channel, you have seen his work. Van is the CMO of DieselSellerz, an online e-commerce store featured on the hit TV show, Diesel Brothers. DieselSellerz has built an 8-figure empire using social media influencers with interests centered around diesel enthusiasts.

The new Diesel Brothers season starts this Monday at 7 PM central on Discovery. This may present a problem for you, because that means between then and the end of this show at 1 you'll have nothing to watch. Never fear, because you can always go as far back as you want to the days when this show had the first of its three names.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Keaton Hoskins aka “The Muscle” is a host on Discovery Channel’s “Diesel Brothers” and fitness expert whose trained over 2,500 people. He is the CMO of 1 Mission Nutrition and the host of the “Becoming” podcast where each episode he provides advice and motivation in relation to business, fitness, and self-improvement. Subscribe to the Podcast on on Platforms! ➢https://lnk.to/PowerProjectPodcast Visit our sponsors: ➢Piedmontese Beef: https://www.piedmontese.com/ Use Code "POWERPROJECT" at checkout for 25% off your order plus FREE 2-Day Shipping on orders of $99 ➢Perfect Keto: http://perfectketo.com/powerproject Use Code "POWERPROJECT" at checkout for 15% off your order! ➢Quest Nutrition: https://www.questnutrition.com/ Use code "MARKSQUEST" at checkout for 20% of your order! ➢SHOP NOW: https://markbellslingshot.com/ Enter Discount code, "POWERPROJECT" at checkout and receive 15% off all Sling Shots FOLLOW Mark Bell ➢ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marksmellybell ➢ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkBellSuperTraining ➢ Twitter: https://twitter.com/marksmellybell ➢ Snapchat: marksmellybell Follow The Power Project Podcast ➢ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/MarkBellsPowerProject Follow Nsima Inyang ➢ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nsimainyang/  Podcast Produced by Andrew Zaragoza ➢ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iamandrewz

If you have ever watched the Discovery Channel, you have seen his work. Van is the CMO of DieselSellerz, an online e-commerce store featured on the hit TV show, Diesel Brothers.DieselSellerz has built an 8-figure empire using social media influencers with interests centered around diesel enthusiasts.Co-Founder of The Heavy Academy. A 2 Day, all practices revealed, conference on how to build and 8-figure empire utilizing giveaways, influencers, media buying, social media growth, content, and much more. Van is the Co-Owner of Explosive Growth Marketing, A media buying agency heavily focused on companies running giveaways. Van also has his hands in the up and coming supplement line 1Mission Nutrition acting as the CMO. 1Mission Nutrition broke 7 Figures in their first year with zero paid advertising and is on pace to grow 300% this year.

The Muscle (Keaton Hoskins)- Has become a fast friend.  Was lucky enough to meet through a mutual friend and hit it off.  While on a month long road trip through the north west we spent 4 days in Salt Lake City hanging out and training a bit.  Getting to see them film for their hit discovery channel show "Diesel Brothers" to watching him interact with his friends and family.  One of the most genuine nicest people I have ever met.  Looking forward to more time with my new friend. Sponsors: HVIII Brand Goods: code UMSO saves 10% at checkout Power dot: Bluetooth Muscle Stem unit code UMSO saves 15% Mark Bell's Slingshot: Code UMSO saves 15% Stay Classy Meats: Code UMSO saves 15% Cured Nutrition code UMSO saves 10%

Problem: you just bought a private island in the Great Salt Lake to stage your own Fyre Fest, but don't have the right transportation. Solution: head over to the Diesel Brothers, where Heavy D and Diesel Dave will slap some monster truck tires on a bus for you. We watched Diesel Brothers on Discovery. || Theme Song: "Crooked Mile (slinky rock mix)" by Hans Atom || Outro: "I dunno" by grapes

Vegas Film Critic (Jeffrey K. Howard) speaks with The Diesel Brothers for their LIVE Memorial Day TV special on The Discovery Channel.

We have a lot going on in this episode. Jayden Tucker will join us to talk about his latest discoveries. He and his wife own Tucker Equipment in Lisbon, Ohio. You can connect with Jayden on their killer Facebook group, Dying Breed Diesels. You can also learn more at DyingBreedDiesels.com. Other Topics Diesel Brothers and ... Read more The post Jayden from Dying Breed Diesels, Diesel Brothers, and More appeared first on The Trucking Podcast™.

We sit down with the producers of the Diesel Brothers Tv Show Jason Fox & Matt Ostrom. We talk about the show, there company Magilla, and some of the challenges that come with producing reality Tv. Great episode with a lot of insider info on the show. Checklist Item: Fortune favors the bold! Listen in for more details. Give our guest a follow: @mrostrom @jasonfoxnyc www.magilla.tv

“I don’t believe anything that happens is by chance. Every person that comes across our path, whether we like the interaction or not, it’s all for a purpose.”If you recognize today’s guest from the TV, you’d be right! That’s because in this episode I’m interviewing no other than Josh Stuart from the Discovery Channel Reality TV show, ‘Diesel Brothers.’Josh, otherwise known as ‘Redbeard’ is one of the most grounded people I know, and after chatting to him, it’s easy to see why. Josh grew up in Roosevelt, UT in the Uintah Basin which is part of a native American Indian reservation. It meant from an early age, Josh was introduced to the idea of connection between all things. He was raised on the idea that nature offers messages from the universe and if you’re alert enough, you can see the signs.Josh finally got back on the spiritual path around five years ago after meeting his wife.Now, he lives his life in deep connection with the energies all around us. Unsurprisingly, it’s a core topic in this episode.So if you’re curious to discover more about how the universe talks with us, listen in now.Josh is someone I couldn’t wait to go down the rabbit hole with - and I wasn’t disappointed! The conversation we had was beautiful, thought-provoking, and deep. And you get to be a fly on the wall when you tune in now.“I believe that we all chose to be here and chose our challenges because we knew that those challenges would create certain strengths in us.”This conversation is more than a discovery of Josh’s life, it’s also a deep dive into a beautiful philosophy about living.I found some of Josh’s distinctions incredibly powerful. For example, Josh believes that everything in life happens FOR you, not TO you. He believes that our souls choose our particular path though life in order to acquire certain lessons and experiences. With this perspective, he’s able to ride every wave that comes - the good and the bad.We chat about Josh’s love of jujitsu and how a dedication to his practice allows him to navigate everyday life with more grace and discipline.We talk about gratitude and we talk about the power of money and what wealth is actually about.This episode will open you up to a new way of thinking about challenges, desires, and everyday moments. It’s a story about creating extraordinary by becoming increasingly aware.And in this age when we’re nose deep in our phones, I think Josh’s message is especially potent. Can’t wait to see what you think.“Life is telling us exactly what to do, if we just pay attention.”How to contact Joshwww.DieselPowerGear.comFacebook: @redbearddieselFollow Josh on Instagram: @red.beardCheck out Josh’s TV show - www.discovery.com/tv-shows/diesel-brothers/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 10 features Heavy D's Attorney Cole Cannon. Great guy breaking down some interesting stories from representing the Diesel Brothers and Sparks motors. Awesome advice and perspective given that can be applied to small business and individuals. Not only on the legal side of things. Cole also teaches a professional negotiating class and gives some great tips on negotiation. "Take your Lawyer to lunch." learn more about this insider tip! WWW.CANNONLAWGROUP.COM

Episode #123 is brought to you by this Rad Ass C10 Sponsors! www.accuair.com - The leader in Air Management. brotherstrucks.com - Your #1 Source for 1947-87 GMC and Chevy Truck parts. www.ClassicPerform.com - Use "C10 TALK" at check and save 10%. www.dakotadigital.com - Have you seen there new RTX gauges - DAMN SON!  Cheyenne Lord invited me over to his casa and we laid down some Pod and a shit ton of rubber.  Cheyenne is the proud owner of the Diesel Brothers, SM/CO C10 that was built on the Diesel Brothers TV show.  Cheyenne has owned a few C10's along the way, and while watching the TV Show one day he got a hair up his ass and thought why not build a diesel C10 with this dudes. The rest is TV history.  Cheyenne will be selling the truck this Saturday at Barrett Jackson in Scottsdale, Arizona.  Will the truck sell for more then Cheyenne has in it? Well I guess we'll have to sit back and see how it all shakes out.  I have a great time, thanks for sitting down with the C10 Nation Cheyenne. 

Heavy D & Diesel Dave are in the house! The guys from The Diesel Brothers, the hit show on The Discovery Channel, joined us in the studio and we talked about everything from custom builds & skid loaders to building a multi-million-dollar brand & what it takes to win big in business & succeed at everything you do. These guys are seriously good dudes - men of character who also happen to be first-rate entrepreneurs. Listen up & you'll laugh & learn a ton.

It’s SEMA week! In this Day 3 Bonus Episode, Gale Banks is back to discuss SEMA, differential covers, mentoring, and his newfound love of Monster Energy drinks. Other guests include Ryan Morgan from Sparks Motors and Diesel Brothers, Jason Gauci from Lund International, Matt Feldermann from AEV, and Chase Carroll from Innov8 Design Labs. Oh, and find out what famous person Gale snubbed to be on our show!

Dave Sparks, known as Heavy D., and Dave Kiley, known as Diesel Dave, run DieselSellerz in Woods Cross, Utah. You’ll also recognize them from the Discovery Channel’s Diesel Brothers TV show. They are two entrepreneurs who love the outdoors and building four-by-four trucks and Jeeps. But their builds aren’t your average, everyday truck builds… these are really big, badass diesel trucks that will blow you away. DieselSellerz is a haven for diesel fanatics everywhere and they sell you everything from accessories, gear, to full-blown off-road trucks. Their motto is “Let Diesel Freedom Ring!”. Their Diesel Brothers TV show is filled with cool builds and shenanigans that take you on a wild ride. 

Today on The Neil Haley Show, The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview The Diesel Brothers of Discovery Channel's Diesel Brothers. DIESEL BROTHERS is produced for Discovery Channel by Magilla Entertainment. For Magilla Entertainment Matthew Ostrom, Laura Palumbo Johnson, Jason Fox and Cristin Cricco-Powell are executive producers, and Eric Duncan is co-executive producer. For Discovery, Craig Coffman and Kyle Wheeler are executive producers and Lindsay Malinchak is coordinating producer.   This season of DIESEL BROTHERS will be unlike any other – turning ordinary rigs into decked out diesel trucks, giving away the hottest rides and pulling the funniest pranks and pushing the limits with crazy s

Paul and Chris talk to Heavy # and Diesel Dave from the Discovery Channel show Diesel Brothers.  Special Thanks to Our Sponsors: Wehrli Custom Fabrication WCFAB.COM Exergy Performance Exergyperformance.com Calibrated Power Solutions Calibratedpower.com Duramaxtuner.com

July 30th - Diesel Brothers, Lee Aronsohn

July 30th - Diesel Brothers, Lee Aronsohn

CORRECTION: The venue is Angel Stadium in Anaheim, NOT the Honda Center as mentioned in the podcast. Welcome to another episode of Annie Talks where we bring to you interesting stories about interesting people that you want to know about. I'm your host - ANNIE RIVERA. Thank you for tuning in and thank you to those who have already subscribed. If you're new to the podcast, welcome and we hope you like what you hear and if so, I would like to personally invite you to subscribe. Annie Talks is brought to you by Luxe Wear Trends - affordable luxurious timepieces for every occasion. Luxury that lasts forever - and THAT'S what sets us apart from others. Find us on Facebook and Instagram or visit LuxeWearTrends.com. **** In the next few weeks the thrilling MONSTER JAM will crush through Orange County in what will be record-setting FIVE action-packed SoCal Events at Angel Stadium in Anaheim. Dates are Jan. 13th and 27th, Feb. 10th, 24th and 25th. An amazing 7 new trucks will make their Anaheim debut appearances! For the all-new 2018 season, you'll see BroDozer (inspired by the popular Discovery Channel TV show "Diesel Brothers"), Whiplash, Mutant, Rammuntion, Hotsy, and Black Pearl -- plus the newest member of the Monster Jam beasts family - the menacing giant shark Megalodon. And of course the crowd favorites will also be there: GRAVE DIGGER, MAX-D, EL TORO LOCO, SON UVA DIGGER, OVERKILL, EVOLUTION, AVENGER, BOUNTY HUNTER and VP's Racing Fuel's MAD SCIENTIST. If you're not familiar with MONSTER JAM, these events feature high-octane, MONSTER-sized trucks! The events are so popular, that these adrenaline-charged motorsports experiences for families has grown in popularity and have expanded World Wide. I'm talking Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Chile, Espana, Netherlands, Australia, Finland and Germany! And not to mention countless cities upon cities throughout the United States from Atlanta, Detroit, Baltimore, Hartford, Houston, Oakland, St. Louis, Washington DC, Tampa, Orlando, New Orleans, New York, San Diego, and of course Anaheim...and the list goes on an on! I am thrilled to have had the chance to talk with Monster Jam's Matt Pagliarulo, driver of the Monster Truck "Jester" who was voted Rising Star in 2017. Matt talks about how he got started and his passion for driving and competing in Monster Jam. So listen now to this podcast with Matt Pagliarulo. **** Be sure to leave a comment in the comment section and also RATE THIS PODCAST. It would surely help me out. I'd also love to hear from you -- tell me where you're listening from! Let me know what topics you'd like to hear about, too! If you haven't already checked out my YouTube channel, be sure to click on the link in the description box of this podcast. I think you'll find interesting videos on fitness, product reviews, tutorials, my CELEBRATION AWARENESS videos and other Annie Talks and special guests. And last but not least, if you haven't already SUBSCRIBED to my podcast, be sure to hit SUBSCRIBE and be notified of new episodes. **Annie Talks" theme song by Keahi. Visit http://keahimusic.com/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Jim Beaver is live from the ground floor of the 2018 Polaris Dealer Show talking with some of the best in television, action sports, and racing on the new 2018 Polaris RZR models. Interviews include the Diesel Brothers, Tanner Foust, Ronnie Renner, and many more. Be sure and tweet questions for future episodes to Jim at @JimBeaver15.

The guys over at Diesel Sellers are back with an all new podcast. Listen as they talk about their experiences building Diesel Trucks and filming the hit Discovery Channel show Diesel Brothers.

The Diesel Brothers have to be the hairiest group we have had on Skidmarks Show.  They talk about their new season on Discovery and keep proving that diesel trucks aren’t just boring work trucks.  Tom Cotter from the Hagerty youtube series “Barn Find Hunter” isn’t just a chaser of cars, like our own Jeff Allen,  but  is an author who spends his off hours writing books about…well… cars.  If you haven’t seen the show you can check it out free on youtube. Slick from “Highway to Sell” raps with us for a few minutes along with our old bud Ryno Templeton from “Trick My Truck" and "Car Warriors”.    Watch for upcoming Season Three Episodes featuring Burt Reynolds, Tommy Johnson NHRA driver, Bogi  from “All Girls Garage”, Shawn Langdon NHRA Driver, Dan Donegan from the band DISTURBED, Alex Roy Cannonball Run racer,  the Stray Cats, Third Eye Blind and Emilio Rivera the leader of the Mayans from “Sons of Anarchy”… and we are just getting started! Your hosts, Jeff Allen from CNBC’s “The Car Chasers” and owner of Flat 12 Gallery and Ethan D. host of the morning radio show “The Rock Show” on FMX, are breaking barriers in 2017, touring the car culture and rocks star life.  More live posts, videos and social content in 2017… so make sure to follow us!  Life is about the journey and we are going to take you on it.  Season 3 of Skidmarks Show (Episodes  37-60) brings you twenty four 30 minute bi-weekly Automotive and Rock-n-Roll radio shows broadcasting all year long. With your hosts Jeff Allen from CNBC’s “The Car Chasers” and owner of Flat 12 Gallery and Ethan D. host of the morning radio show “The Rock Show” on FMX. SKIDMARKS SHOW is on iTunes, Podbean, Soundcloud and SkidmarksShow.com plus new for 2017 you can also find us on Castbox and Podcastcharts.com.   Keep up with the conversation on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter with #skidmarksshow. And if you haven't yet please SUBSCRIBE!