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How do you get in touch with people who are incredibly busy and may hold the keys to your ideal career? More than just getting them to respond, how do you get them to be excited to take your call, return your email, or build a relationship with you? We've actually been teaching how to do this for years, but because we get questions about this topic so often, we wanted to bring in an expert on this topic. I am excited to share my conversation with Darrah Brustein, founder of Network Under 40, Equitable Payments, and Financial Whiz Kids who shares her experience and expertise in building relationships with busy people. What you'll learn How to find the “right people” to network with and stand out in your reachouts How to influence leaders and other busy people to want to help you How to ask for what you want when networking with busy people (and avoid being presumptuous)   Our book, Happen To Your Career: An Unconventional Approach To Career Change and Meaningful Work, is now available on audiobook! Visit  happentoyourcareer.com/audible to order it now! Visit happentoyourcareer.com/book for more information or buy the print or ebook here! Want to chat with someone on the team about your situation? Schedule a conversation   Free Resources What career fits you? Join our free 8 Day Mini Course to figure it out! Career Change Guide - Learn how high-performers discover their ideal career and find meaningful, well-paid work without starting over.   Related Episodes Six Career Experiments To Help You Discover Your Ideal New Role (Spotify / Apple Podcasts) An Overthinker's Guide To Making Better Career Decisions (Spotify /Apple Podcasts)

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Darrah used to be an entrepreneur who built businesses thinking that bigger was better and more was the way to go. Over time, the four companies she has built took over her life, and Darrah hit the burnout phase. She restructured her businesses and her life in order to spend more time traveling and learning. That’s how she got into mentorship and coaching, helping other entrepreneurs and investors who are at a burnout point find their passion again.   Darrah Brustein Real Estate Background:  Founder of four businesses; Equitable Payments, Network Under 40, Network Over 40, & Mind Your Business Accelerator Author of “Finance Whiz Kids” Prolific writer & interviewer for Forbes & other outlets working with Shaq, Seth Godin, Bobbie Brown & many more Her mission is to connect people to the resources they need to elevate what they do. Based in Atlanta, GA  Say hi to her at:   Previous guest on     for more info on groundbreaker.co  Best Ever Tweet: “We don’t know when it’s enough and why we’re building it in the first place.” - Darrah Brustein.

Darrah Brustein is a social entrepreneur and coach.  She is the founder of Network Under 40, Network Over 40, and Equitable Payments. She is also a contributor for ForbesWomen and the author of Finance Whiz Kids, a financial literacy book for children.If you want to connect with Darrah, you can visit her website at darrah.co.Love to give us 5 stars? If you do, we'd love a review from you. Help us reach more people and make them feel loved.

Using Your Inner Wisdom to Deal with Uncertainty with Darrah Brustein We now live in challenging times. Many of us are spiraling into anxiety as we are confronted by uncertainty. But we can turn these setbacks into opportunities if we tap our inner wisdom and intuition. In today's episode, Darrah Brustein shares with us the importance of intuition not only in business but also in our daily decision-making. She also discusses the process of self-inquiry and how this can help us in overcoming limiting beliefs. Darrah shares empowering life lessons to confront uncertainties and doubts we may face as we journey towards self-realization and achieving our purpose. If you want to know more about the importance of your intuition and inner wisdom in making decisions, tune in to this episode! Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Learn ways on how to do self-care amid the pandemic. Discover valuable insights about the role of intuition in decision-making and tapping into your inner wisdom. How does Darrah feel radically loved? Find out in this episode. Resources Yes or No by Jeff Shinabarger "9 Questions to Ask Your Network To Help You Find Your Path" by Darrah Burnstein Give and Take by Adam Grant FREE meditation ebook! Create a daily meditation ritual in just seven days! Download BUILD YOUR DAILY MEDITATION RITUAL and other freebies at com! Episode Highlights Practicing Self-Care Amid the Pandemic She engages in relationships which can help her bring out the positivity and love. During meditation, she sets up intentions of positivity for herself and the world around her. Our vibrations affect other people. It is our responsibility to take care of ourselves first. She keeps a journal and practices gratitude. She is also into deepening her understanding of how to connect to her spirit guides. Role of Intuition in Business Decisions For Darrah, it plays a huge role. But she incorporates data and logic in decision-making. We need to tap into our inner wisdom and inner body. Most of us are disconnected from our spirit guides, which causes us to miss the signals and information we need in making our decisions. The Importance of Self-Inquiry There is no harm in questioning decisions, narratives, ideas, and limiting We need to question most things, if not everything. Start asking questions to get to the root of your truth. This time of COVID-19 can be the start of a positive change and reset that we want for our lives. Self-Inquiry for Overthinkers You may ask for the guidance of a coach or the people around you. Relationships are there in the first place to help you reflect. They may help you see your blind spots or the things that you take for granted. Go back to the idea of giving and focus more on being of service to other people. Darrah’s Biggest Life Lessons First, you are good enough. If you aim to go to certain places or situations, believe that you belong there. You have a birthright; everyone has a purpose and meaning. Use your doubts to your advantage. They can motivate and inspire you to move forward. Second, you are your own savior. You need to move forward proactively. Always remind yourself that you are the savior you are looking for. Darrah’s Definition of Freedom Freedom is related to time. It is having the freedom to use her time and make her decisions. Freedom is having control of how things are done to make sure that they align with the things she values. Doing yoga and meditation and taking deep breaths can help with anxiety and stress. Oversharing your life can lead to fear. You have to process your emotions first to avoid basing yourself on other people's opinions. Go back to nature and connect to heal your fear. The Power of Relationships and Networks Nothing happens in this life without connection. It is essential to know how to build robust, value-centric relationships. You need to realize the power of networks, especially in this crisis. Darrah's connections enabled her companies to survive. Thus, it helped her keep up with her obligations as an entrepreneur and employer. 5 Powerful Quotes from This Episode “When we are disconnected from our instinct, we’re missing the signals.” “Now I realized that my value, my worth are not based on these external trappings, and accolades, and job titles, and money because, for many of us, those things are going away.” “Remind yourself you are good enough and that any of those doubts and things should actually be things that can motivate and inspire you to move forward.” “You are your own savior.” “Nothing happens in this life without connections.” About Darrah     Darrah Brustein is a social entrepreneur and coach.  She is the founder of Network Under 40, Network Over 40, and Equitable Payments. She is also a contributor for ForbesWomen and the author of Finance Whiz Kids, a financial literacy book for children. If you want to connect with Darrah, you can visit her website at darrah.co. Enjoy the Podcast? 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In this episode of The Best Thing, Antonio Neves talks to entrepreneur, author and online educator, Darrah Brustein about the best thing to ever happen to her that would never appear on a resume, bio or come up in conversation. Darrah is the cofounder of Equitable Payments and also network under 40. A writer, Darrah is the author of kid's book on financial literacy and she also writes for Forbes and has interviewed people like Deepak Chopra, Jillian Michaels and Seth Godin. In this powerful conversation, Darrah shares how getting laid off from multiple jobs transformed her life.   Quick Episode Summary:   The best thing that has happened to Darrah Why you should bet on yourself Just because you are good at something doesn't mean you should be doing it What Darrah did when her family resisted her entrepreneurial journey  Just keep going How to overcome your "what if thoughts" Living victoriously Building community and networks When is the best moment of life is Inspiration-able How to content with Darrah  

Darrah Brustein is the founder of Network Under 40, a professional relationship building summit, and co-founder of Equitable Payments, a credit card merchant service, and author of the book series Finance Wiz Kids. She also co-hosts a web series with Deepak Chopra called Diving Deep with Deepak and Darrah. She joins us to talk about her journey of failures and starting from zero again, dealing with imposter syndrome, and how to stop following the path expected to you. We also learn how she discovered her superpower to connect people, which lead to her meeting Deepak, and created more opportunities from their relationship. Reference links Darrah’s Instagram https://www.instagram.com/darrahb/ Darrah’s Website https://darrah.co/ Diving Deep Web Series https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3O9CXE1KJY&list=PLY9061zUeXwtd173CKGUwzOBc1IBUVnFZ Network Under 40 https://networkunder40.com/ Equitable Payments http://equitablepayments.com/ Finance Wiz Kids Book Series http://www.financewhizkids.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/erikecabral/support

Are you an aspiring entrepreneur looking for the confidence to get your business started, well look no further. On today’s show, we welcome serial entrepreneur, author, and business consultant, Darrah Brustein, who is living proof that your entrepreneurial journey doesn’t have to be linear. Darrah is the co-founder of Equitable Payments, founder of Network Under 40, and founder of Finance Whiz Kids, a series of children’s books that teach the basics of financial literacy. She is also a regular contributor to Forbes and Entrepreneur, and her work has been featured in Time Magazine, CNN, and the Huffington Post. https://www.myasbn.com/small-business/entrepreneurship/network-under-40s-darrah-brustein-on-staying-motivated-networking-and-working-with-deepak-chopra/

How do you get in touch with people who are incredibly busy that may hold the keys to getting hired at a company you’re excited about, or might be a great mentor for you, or just other people you want to get to know to be able to learn from or can introduce you to other great people? More than just getting them to respond, how do you get them to be excited to take your call, return your email, or build a relationship with you? This is a question I’ve been asked thousands of times so I wanted to bring someone on the podcast to help break down exactly how to do this. I asked Darrah Brustein, founder of Network under 40, Equitable Payments, and Financial Whiz Kids who also contributes regularly to Forbes to come on and share her experience on building relationships with busy people! Learn more at https://happentoyourcareer.com/231

Darrah Brustein is a serial entrepreneur and networking guru who's founded Equitable Payments, Network Under 40 and Network Over 40. She also authored Finance Whiz Kids to teach children financial literacy through fun and engaging illustrated stories. In the simplest of terms, Darrah is a connector. When not working, writing, or volunteering, you’ll most likely find me traveling, hanging with friends, eating dill pickles, reading a non-fiction book, doing acroyoga, and/or taking black and white photos.

This week's episode is a conversation with founder and superconnector Darrah Brustein. Darrah is the cofounder and CEO of Equitable Payments, and she is the founder of the fast-growing national networking event series, Network Under 40. In this episode, we talk about Darrah's journey to starting her business, her best advice for networking, and why she doesn't believe in ever being "too busy." Topics covered: Why Darrah studied Religion and Italian in college Why you should travel the world How Darrah found her path as an entrepreneur The hard truth about book publishing Darrah's networking advice (she runs the largest networking event in ATL) Darrah's approach to time management And more! Show Notes: http://bit.ly/DarrahB89

A friend of mine wrote the article that your Merchant Services Rep doesn't want you to read. If you're a Photographer--or any other business person--getting paid for your work, and you accept credit/debit card payments, today's conversation is extremely important for you. She is Darrah Brustein, Co-Founder of Equitable Payments. In an industry known for confusing/ofttimes shady/sometimes deceptive sales practices, Darrah is on a mission to help you know how to negotiate a fair deal. Her article first appeared on Entrepreneur.com. Click the link to her article, and you'll have the notes to our conversation. Then share the article, and this conversation, with a friend who has ever been frustrated with their Merchant Services provider. Enjoy this conversation is you've ever wondered: How do I find the right Merchant Services Provider? What fees are ridiculous and should be waived? How can I tell if my Rep really knows what he/she is doing? What are the questions I should be asking? How can I make sense of the pricing model "shell game?" When is it best for me to break my contract and go elsewhere? "Why post this conversation on The PhotoTellers?" you may ask. Quite simply: I want you to operate a more successful business. This is the first of several conversations I've recorded to that end. Listen soon for tips to improve your website in a weekend, and also what you need to know to write effective copy.

Author, entrepreneur and co-founder Darrah Brustein joined forces with her twin brother to go into business brokering credit card processing and founded Equitable Payments in 2009. Bolstered by her success Darrah created Finance Whiz Kids and authored a series of 6 books that teach principles ranging from the value of a dollar, to short and long-term savings, to sharing, giving back. We can't wait to see what Darrah does next! The post BBE 41 – Darrah Brustein | Co-Founder Equitable Payments & Author: Finance Whiz Kids | Business Buff Entrepreneurs appeared first on Business Buff Entrepreneurs.