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Pete Sveen has been an entrepreneur since he was a kid. Thanks to his YouTube channel, people are more likely to recognize him as DIY Pete, a friendly guy who helps others with do-it-yourself projects.Check out Pete's website: https://www.diypete.com/Bozeman Public Library Business Center: https://www.bozemanlibrary.org/services/for/adults/business-centerReach out to the podcast: edpodcast@bozeman.net

On this episode of Small Business War Stories, we are joined by Peter Sveen, founder of DIY Pete. His company creates content that helps others get inspired and learn to build projects.

From woodworking to concrete and metalworking and far beyond, Pete Sveen of DIY Pete has been producing do-it-yourself video and blog content tutorials for a number of years now. This conversation with Pete shares insights into his background, processes, tools, and growth. Pete gives advice to hobbyist makers and full-time content creators, alike. His favorite medium? YouTube. Show notes and more: https://makerviews.com/podcast/2018/05/02/pete-sveen-diy-pete-maker-interview-episode-03/ | Pete's website: https://diypete.com/ | ConvertKit deal: https://makerviews.com/convertkit Pete, as noted in the Miniviews series interview, shares that every project can be accomplished by taking it one step at a time. He is a big promoter of this and encourages others to get out there and make things, because sometimes the hardest part can simply be actually starting. Break things down and take it step-by-step.

This week’s show is a roundtable episode on the topic of YouTube, and specifically how 3 different channel hosts have gone about growing their presence and profits on the YouTube platform. My esteemed panelists are: Jon Shanahan from The Kavalier, a men’s style / men’s fashion channel. Pete Sveen from DIY Projects with Pete and DIYPete.com, a home improvement channel and website. Matt Tran from Engineered Truth and EngineeredTruth.com, a career advice channel. They explain how and why they started using the free YouTube platform to grow significant followings and income streams, and share some actionable advice on how you can do the same. Note: Click here to download the panel’s top tips for building an audience and generating revenue on YouTube from this episode. They each raise some interesting points as they have very different approaches to how they publish content and monetize their channels, proving there are many ways to turn a YouTube channel into a side hustle or a full-time business. Jon uses what he calls a “spray and pray" strategy for content creation. Pete’s DIY videos are edited down from 3-5 hours of footage to just 8-12 minutes and he releases one a month, while Matt publishes once a week (usually interviews) to, “try to get the weekend crowd.” On the monetization side, Jon has opted to go ad-free for a better viewer experience and earns $4-5k per month from affiliate income part-time. Pete has taken a different approach making around $1400 a month from YouTube ads, but has several other income streams including courses, affiliate offers, sponsorship deals, website ad revenue, and direct donations. Matt makes $10k a month funneling his subscribers to his money-making videos selling a digital marketing course, and $3k a month from YouTube ad revenue. With more than 450k subscribers between them, this episode is packed with actionable tips to grow and monetize a YouTube channel that has worked for Jon, Pete, and Matt. Listen in for actionable advice on how to grow and monetize your own YouTube channel.

Ronnie, with 25 years of sobriety shares how he did it. We also discuss 50 ways to stay sober this summer.   Ronnie Marmo Ronnie got sober a few times throughout his life, once at age 17 and again at age 20. At age 20, he found himself smoking crack on the sidewalk after 3 years of sobriety… One drink of alcohol was his gateway drug.   Ronnie’s background: Lives in L.A. and works as an actor and director, running two theater companies. Check out 68 Theatre Company. Ronnie is 45 and married with a dear family… For more information on Ronnie and his work - ronniemarmo.com.   Take us back to age 20... Was that your bottom? For me, “I was out of control ever since I started drinking. I always drank and got high in the same way. I was never a social drinker, I had no interest in drinking socially.”   It went something like this - one gallon of vodka, one quart of Yukon Jack, and then I found myself waking up at a sober picnic. My sponsor asked me if I was humble enough… I said yes, and went back to rehab for the 3rd time.   What is it like being sober in your industry? It’s like anything, many people are sober, once you start talking “our” language. Those who do drink and get high, it’s never an issue, but I tend to gravitate towards people who are sober.   Let’s talk rules: Did you ever try to put rules into place? “I thought alcohol was a problem, but I didn’t think it was my biggest problem. I constantly negotiated with myself. Normal people don’t hide bottles. Normal people don’t wake up needing a drink.”   People have gone on retreats and think that anxiety is the issue, or depression is the issues, when underneath it is really the alcohol.   Literally, every day of my life I spent my day trying to figure out how to get more booze.   Do you remember your first intensive rehab? “I hadn’t even seen the STEPS on the wall!”   Now, I have a healthy fear of booze.   Talk to me more about this healthy fear, I’m terrified of this stuff… When I look at it, it’s rare that I glorify a drink. When I see booze, I get nervous. If I ever take a second to glorify it. I immediately think I could destroy my life. It happens quickly.   That thought is so fleeting, it’s not even an option.   Bill W. and Dr. Bob: http://theatre68.com/ Playing in north Hollywood, CA   Soon to star in the movie, Back in the Day.   Walk me through a day in your sobriety: I don’t go to as many meetings as I should, but I never miss my Wednesday home meeting. If I do these things daily:   Give thanks Reach out to a newcomer Walk with love and grace Attend a meeting   If I don’t do these things, life is just harder...   What are your thoughts on relapse: It’s a weird disease because you have to self-diagnose it. It’s 2:30 in L.A. right now, if I had a drink right now, I’d be smoking crack by 7:30pm… Relapse doesn’t have to happen, but if it does, hopefully you can choose sobriety again quickly.   What would you say to your younger Ronnie: “The sooner you can get past being so dependent on the drink or the drug the sooner you can get on with your life, doing what you really want to do.” “No matter where you go or what you do, drink a lot of water and walk slow.”   What’s still on your bucketlist: Doing what I love Helping others Shoot a movie in Italy for a summer... All these items are attainable with sobriety.   Rapid Fire Round: 1.What was your worst memory from drinking? Stealing my mother’s pocket book. 2.Did you ever have an oh-shit moment? I had a spiritual awakening in the courtroom, asking the judge for help. The things that came out of my mouth were nothing that I had intended to say when I walked in. 3.What is your plan for sobriety moving forward? Keep showing up and trying to be graceful, reaching out to others, and trying my best on a daily basis to stay with a formula that works. Keeping it super simple! Favorite resources? Meetings Best advice you’ve ever received? Drink a lot of water and walk slow What parting piece of guidance can you give? If you are thinking about it (getting sober) and it’s on your mind, there’s a really good chance that you should be doing it. Give it a really strong 90 days.   “You might be an alcoholic if…” You might be an alcoholic if you steal from someone you love just to get a drink or a drug. You might be an alcoholic if after 2 years of sobriety you take a drink and later you end up smoking crack.   Connect with Ronnie: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ronnie.marmo Twitter: @Ronniemo22   50 Ways to stay sober this summer   Wear sun screen – Lots of sunscreen La Croix Soda water. Drink lots of soda water Enjoy time in a hot tub / spring or sauna Beach trip: The small stream behind your neighbor’s house even has a beach Movie Day: The Anonymous People Scroll through your phone contacts and call someone you did wrong in the past. Don’t tell them what they did wrong, but what you did wrong Binge watch old TV episodes: Prefably not Mad Men, they drink like fish Yoga / Meditation Create a new sober drink concoction. Watermelon and milk is one I stumbled upon Do that fitness thing: Biking, swimming, whiffle ball, golf etc. Join a Book Club that actually reads the book Adopt-A-Pet, dog, cat, gecko Think of the most pressing issue in your life right now… and then write down what your part of it is. Go to a museum Pinterest - find new recipes or a DIY project on Diypete.com Google Mindfulness and what that really means Buy a new car; one that you have never drank in Learn how to shoot a bow and arrow Find something like Jolly Ranchers to subside cravings Build a pergola or Sauna at your house Gauge your emotional sobriety (in the future) by purposefully removing the staples out of your stapler Volunteer – be of service (This is a big one) Acceptance is the answer - period Take a look in the mirror and observe what you see. Get REal with yourself New Hobbies- Painting / Coloring Travel - take photos of you wearing your RE shirt Fundraise for the Recovery Elevator trip to Peru in April 2017 Go to an outing wearing a shirt that says something like “sober as shit” so no one offers you a drink Listen to the RE Podcast episode 52 – one of my favorites Play a good natured joke someone Pay for the person’s order behind you – Regardless of what line you find yourself in Attend a 12 step meeting on the other side of town that speaks a different language Enjoy NA Drinks such as a virgin a piña colada Announce to the world you’re an Alcoholic via facebook and become accountable – the results will pleasantly surprise you Read page 471 in the big blue book: daily Once again, tell yourself acceptance is the answer Put your forehead on a baseball bat, spin around 15 times, and give the person closest to you a hug Google CBT - Charlie Beta Typhoid Jump rope – I’ve never heard of a relapse while jump roping We all know someone who should probably think about giving the bottle a rest. Invite them to Dairy Queen for their lunch specials from 11:30pm - 2pm and then take them to an AA meeting. They will most likely thank you later Water balloon fight - freezing balloons the night before is optional Watch the movie dodgeball with Ben Stiller, and then watch it again Third Eye Blind – All of it - #bestbandever Check out your local events calendar and go to an event you’re not interested in attending Laser Tag Take a sober road trip with another sober buddy of at least 100 miles each way. On your way, stop and say hello to me in Bozeman MT Get flowers or a gift card for someone you absolutely cannot stand to be around Ask yourself if you’re where you want to be in life at this very moment. If the answer is now, ask yourself if you’re willing to something about it Sunscreen – wear Lots of sunscreen Go get a natural high – sky diving, jump off the high dive at the local pool, go carts etc. Don’t Drink   Let me know at info@recoveryelevator.com how many of these you tried this summer! Don’t forget to support the Recovery Elevator Podcast by shopping at Amazon with the Recovery Elevator link: www.recoveryelevator.com/amazon/ This episode was brought to you by Cafe RE and get your daily AA email here!

I first met Pete Sveen at the Ecommerce Fuel Live event in 2014. And then I saw the guy again at NMX where we finally had a chance to chat a little bit more. Pete runs 2 awesome sites at ThinkEntrepreneurship.com and DIYPete.com. And he also runs a podcast as well. But the reason I brought Pete on the show today is to talk about DIYPete. DIYPete.com is a site where Pete inspires others to build their own DIY projects. He’s been featured on the Art Of Manliness, Bob Vila’s show, Sirius radio and NBC. He’s attracted top sponsors like […] The post 078: DIY Pete Sveen – How To Make 6 Figures Teaching People How To Do It Yourself appeared first on MyWifeQuitHerJob.com.

Pete is an avid entrepreneur and outdoorsman from Montana who has been in the internet marketing and Ecommerce world since 2011 with ThinkEntrepreneurship.com. His main focus since 2014 has been DIYPETE.com where he teaches and inspires Do It Yourselfers to build furniture and other DIY projects. Inside this FREE “First Millionaire Manifesto”, J V reveals the seven steps to seven figures and how to put more money in the bank, enjoy a richly rewarding life, and make a big difference. Subscribe in ITunes Like this Podcast? Help spread the word. Subscribing and leaving a review helps other business owners and entrepreneurs find our podcast…and make their big difference. They will thank you for it.   Watch this FREE Video to discover the Secrets to getting in your zone, achieving fast results, and building a high-profit conscious business.    Conscious Millionaire Podcast: On his free podcast, Monday through Friday, J V interviews top successful entrepreneurs and business owners who reveal their business solutions and business opportunities on topics such as: conscious business, social entrepreneurship, business online marketing, internet business solutions, internet marketing, team building and culture, goal setting, how to become a wealthy entrepreneur, and developing a high-profit business plan that will change lives and the world.

Pete is an avid entrepreneur and outdoorsman from Montana who has been in the internet marketing and Ecommerce world since 2011 with ThinkEntrepreneurship.com. His main focus since 2014 has been DIYPETE.com where he teaches and inspires Do It Yourselfers to build furniture and other DIY projects. Inside this FREE “First Millionaire Manifesto”, J V reveals the seven steps to seven figures and how to put more money in the bank, enjoy a richly rewarding life, and make a big difference. Subscribe in ITunes Like this Podcast? Help spread the word. Subscribing and leaving a review helps other business owners and entrepreneurs find our podcast…and make their big difference. They will thank you for it.   Watch this FREE Video to discover the Secrets to getting in your zone, achieving fast results, and building a high-profit conscious business.    Conscious Millionaire Podcast: On his free podcast, Monday through Friday, J V interviews top successful entrepreneurs and business owners who reveal their business solutions and business opportunities on topics such as: conscious business, social entrepreneurship, business online marketing, internet business solutions, internet marketing, team building and culture, goal setting, how to become a wealthy entrepreneur, and developing a high-profit business plan that will change lives and the world.

Pete is an entrepreneur, outdoorsman, and DIY enthusiast living in Bozeman, Montana. Pete's current focus is growing his niche site DIYPETE.com which inspires and helps Do It Yourselfers build furniture and projects out of wood, metal, and concrete.

In this episode DIY Pete is asked how to start a blog. DIY Pete explains the benefits of starting a blog and how any crafts person or artist can easily start blogging right now. A blog will help build your online presence and get more people to know about what you are creating. It is also great for sharing your passion and inspiring and helping others. DIY Pete will show you the actionable steps to set up a domain, hosting, and wordpress.

In this episode DIY PETE interviews Rob Farrington of TheStrapSmith.com to learn about how to get into DO IT YOURSELF leather projects. Rob shares his story about how he turned his hobby for working with leather into a successful business that makes and sells high end watch straps to many celebrities, athletes, and watch connoisseurs around the world. Farrington then shares how to get into leather working. You will learn the tools, supplies, costs, and steps involved in learning how to work with leather. Listen to hear the actionable steps you need to take to start working with leather today!

In this episode DIY PETE goes over the basics of how to build concrete tables and counters. Learn about the materials required and techniques involved in creating the concrete masterpieces. Pete will go over how to build the molds and methods for finishing the concrete using a polisher or trowel.

In this episode DIY PETE will tell you what tools you'll need to get started with simple do it yourself projects. You'll find out where to buy tools, how to find deals, what brands to look for, and where to find plans to build your first work bench.

In this podcast DIY PETE will teach you how to get into woodworking and the best free resources to learn quickly. You will learn the best Do it Yourself websites, blogs, videos, books, and people to learn from. You will learn how to take action and start building your first wood project. 

In this episode DIY PETE fills you in on what this podcast is all about. This podcast is designed to help and inspire you to learn, build, and create do it yourself projects. DIY PETE will teach you how to make projects out of wood, metal, and concrete.

Interview with Pete Sveen (founder of DIYPete.com) What if you could live anywhere in the world, make cool stuff, videotape how you did it, and companies would pay to sponsor you? That’s a pretty awesome business model, right? On this episode of GFY, I’m hanging out with Pete Sveen—a.k.a DIY Pete—who has done just that by turning his passion for building furniture and modern rustic decor into a profitable online business. Pete is an avid entrepreneur and outdoorsman from Bozeman, Montana. After he graduated college, Pete packed up a U-haul and moved to Montana to start a business. Today, he owns a niche e-commerce store named signsofthemountains.com which makes and sells ski and trail signs. In addition, he runs two niche blogs: (1) ThinkEntrepreneurship.com which is blog and podcast devoted to help entrepreneurs grow their businesses. (2) DIYPete.com in which he provides instructional plans and videos to facilitate Do-It-Yourself building projects. It’s not just a fluke that Pete has founded several successful businesses while still in his 20’s. Listen up to this episode to find out how he did it and how you can do it, too! Cool stuff mentioned in this episode: DIYPete.com ThinkEntrepreneurship.com Real Mean Real Style Check out my article in which I talk more about Pete   Did this podcast rock your world? Let’s try some reverse psychology: If you liked this podcast, don’t review it on iTunes at www.gofireyourself.com/review. Just don’t think about the warm fuzzy feeling that you’ll get to participate in the show. And please for the love of God don’t tell anyone about this episode by using the social share icons below. The post GFY 045: Building a Creative DIY Online Business From Scratch appeared first on Go Fire Yourself.