Podcast appearances and mentions of gary schoeniger

Pain will always be a part of life. You will always find countless hurdles and roadblocks in your journey, and sometimes they will pull you down and hurt you. But you have to do everything in your power to not stay on the ground and get back up. Hakeem Croom's story embodies this mindset, which he explores in this conversation with Gary Schoeniger. Before becoming an educator, life coach, author, and speaker, he was shaped by the harsh realities of his hometown Harlem, surrounded by poverty, addiction, and uncertainty. Hakeem shares how basketball became a lifeline for him, pulled him away from the streets, and brought him to Military School that forever transformed his life. Tune in on this story of grit, growth, and grace.

This week on The Axis Effect, we sat down with Gary Schoeniger, Author and CEO of The Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative, to discuss the true meaning of leadership. It takes more than making decisions, attending meetings, and showing up. Everyone has the talent and potential to be successful, but Schoeniger explained to us that it takes recognizing your potential and changing your mindset to influence entrepreneurial behavior. Schoeniger shares his insight on the method behind the madness that defines if entrepreneurs are made or born and his steadfast principles of "Never a No Without a Yes"

Researcher, speaker, consultant, and one of the world's leading experts on entrepreneurialism, Gary Schoeniger, discusses the information in his new book, The Entrepreneurial Mindset Advantage. The discussion includes reasons the mindset can benefit productivity in almost any setting, business or nonprofit. For more information: https://www.amazon.com/Entrepreneurial-Mindset-Advantage-Unleashes-Potential/dp/163774577X/ref=sr_1_1?adgrpid=1340305246271449&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.w8MWz5-giDuUgYDP0dvAvjUw-UTf-Xca2ahkyNYAfAWGMla77rli_R0LUMhKlsp-JxZ187ZNsg42AH7zbdS2gc55JFs4u-ckqyD7BV0yU-kXZlfnY_v7w4PdgLv6AnnR.7yMZ8NoaBkBuov7oT1c3_uyUYHVH2X1udltBvnT8QIs&dib_tag=se&hvadid=83769150116134&hvbmt=bp&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=90099&hvnetw=o&hvqmt=p&hvtargid=kwd-83769438752512%3Aloc-190&hydadcr=21874_10484566&keywords=gary+schoeniger&msclkid=eaf70e5f07ce122d657268d298d5e830&qid=1720557896&sr=8-1

Most city government workers, even though they have a keen eye on business, simply stay where they are and do not venture outside their comfort zone. What would it take for them to unlock their hidden entrepreneurial leadership skills? In this episode, Gary Schoeniger sits down with Rob Vigil, a retired government worker in the City of Albuquerque. He looks back on his unlikely journey of becoming an entrepreneurial leader in city government, who now encourages others to take action on their entrepreneurial aspirations. Rob shares strategies for overcoming the sphere of failure, the power of constant micro-experimentation, and appreciating the importance of your opinions.

A full mindset shift is needed to get through the most challenging moments of your life. Without this life-changing process, you cannot unlock a more positive version of yourself. Our guest today is Trent Wallace, an up-and-coming entrepreneur from the streets of North Omaha, Nebraska. In this episode, we discuss his struggle to overcome the challenges of his past, the lessons he learned at Boys Town, and embracing an entrepreneurial mindset to become a force for good. Meanwhile, host Gary Schoeniger discusses the power of optimism and the concept of future positive orientation to access problem-solving abilities in the brain that are not otherwise available to you.

What is the value of learning, and do we ever stop? In this episode, guest Tremain Davis of Davis and Davis Investments and Management joins us to talk about shifting his mindset through constant learning. He joins Gary Schoeniger to share how he did not have an easy start in life. Raised by a single mom in an underserved community, the only entrepreneurs he knew were illegal ones. Yet, from an early age, he knew he wanted more. Tremain shares how building an underground candy operation as a kid inspired him to pursue entrepreneurship on a higher level, constantly refining his strategies and building on his knowledge. They also discuss transforming yourself into a powerful optimist, maximizing current technology for nonstop learning, and managing security risks when aiming for bigger life goals.

Who are you when no one is watching? That's what Bernardo Martinez will help you uncover with host Gary Schoeniger in this episode. Bernardo is the founder of Grow-Farms, a Mexico City-based startup designed to enable small and medium-sized farmers throughout Latin America to access global markets. Throughout the conversation, Bernardo makes it clear that mindset is essential to having your venture impact the world. From early childhood experiences to the value of finding your purpose, this is a fantastic conversation for anyone wanting to learn about the power of entrepreneurial thinking. In the episode, Bernardo and Gary reference a few impactful books and documents. You can find those at the links below: Bernardo's Mantra—www.fastleader.net/wp-content/uploads/self-confidence-formula-napoleon-hill.pdf Ego is the Enemy—https://amzn.to/3RitqaR Start With Why—https://amzn.to/3AnYIGd The Road Less Traveled—https://amzn.to/3PMJvEs

Starting up a business is hard. Doing it while in an active warzone is even harder. Ukrainian Entrepreneur Bogdan Romaniuk joins Gary Schoeniger for this podcast episode to share insights into his mindset as a co-founder of xTiles—a tool for visual thinking that helps people organize projects and ideas. Bogdan also lets us in on his thinking about solving problems and how being open to new experiences makes you more susceptible to "getting lucky" and finding new opportunities. Join this episode as they take us deep into this web-based organizational note-taking system for creative minds whose easy yet stylish user interface dramatically improves project organization. What is more, you can try and check xTiles' free demo here.

Going to prison is a serious, at some points depressing, form of solitary confinement. It is commonly seen as a depressing community, and released inmates are usually discriminated, if not entirely rejected by society. But in reality, prison time can provide the needed reinvention one truly needs. In this episode, new entrepreneur William Snoddy joins us to discuss his life leading up to and including his entrepreneurial journey. After going to prison several times, William is now getting a trucking business off the ground. He and Gary Schoeniger talk about the books and the people that inspired him, the lessons he learned while in prison, and the power of a compelling goal.

Gary Schoeniger has been working to build entrepreneurial mindsets in schools for more than 15 years. He is an international speaker, author, founder of the Entrepreneurial Mindset Institute (ELI). In this conversation, our co-host team dives into what it means to be an entrepreneur and what implications this has for schools. We talk with Gary about ELI, his book Who Owns The Ice House: Eight Life Lessons From An Unlikely Entrepreneur, and ELI's initiative Icehouse. Plugs include Learned Optimism by Martin Seligman and the Entrepreneurial Mindset Imperative. Music by Ketsa.

Tune into Chalkboard Chat during the month of July for “Mississippi Prison Education & Reentry”, 3-part episode series, as we discuss education and re-entry programs for incarcerated individuals. On this episode, we chat with Dr. Linda Keena, Associate Professor of Criminal Justice at the University of Mississippi about her implementation of the Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative curriculum at the Mississippi State Penitentiary (MSP), also known as Parchman Farm, as part of a pre-release program. We also sit down with Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative Founder and CEO Gary Schoeniger, to discuss his entrepreneurial mindset education. For more information about MPB Education visit: education.mpbonline.org. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tune into Chalkboard Chat during the month of July for “Mississippi Prison Education & Reentry”, 3-part episode series, as we discuss education and re-entry programs for incarcerated individuals. On the next episode, we chat with Dr. Linda Keena, Associate Professor of Criminal Justice at the University of Mississippi about her implementation of the Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative curriculum at the Mississippi State Penitentiary (MSP), also known as Parchman Farm, as part of a pre-release program. We also sit down with Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative Founder and CEO Gary Schoeniger, to discuss his entrepreneurial mindset education. Episode airing Friday, July 16, 2021. For more information about MPB Education visit: education.mpbonline.org See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tune into Chalkboard Chat's July “Mississippi Prison Education & Reentry”, 3-part episode series, as we discuss education and re-entry programs for incarcerated individuals.On July 2nd, we chat with Mississippi Humanities Council's Assistant Director, Carol Andersen and Project Coordinator for Prison Education, Carla Falkner about the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Award to support Community College Education in Mississippi Prisons.On July 16th's Slate Session episode, the Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative Founder and CEO Gary Schoeniger, sits down to discuss how Dr. Linda Keena of the University of Mississippi, implemented his ELI curriculum as part of a pre-release program.On July 30th, we'll have an in-depth chat with father and son duo, Dickie and Zach Scruggs, co-founders of 2nd Chance MS, a non-profit organization, helping to remove barriers that prevent adult students from obtaining a High School Equivalency and /or an Employable Workforce Certification. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Many people wanted to start their own businesses but end up hesitating because of a lack of funds. But a lot of entrepreneurs have proven that starting a self-funded business is still possible even without a huge capital. Our host Gary Schoeniger is joined by Melissa Weed, founder of Pittsburg, Kansas-based cleaning business Honey Does LLC. During their conversation, Gary and Melissa unpacked her journey towards being an entrepreneur, her relationship with education and work, and how what started as a small side hustle blossomed into a successful and thriving business that serves her community. She delved into the story of how she laid the foundation of her business with minimal funds, coupled with professionalism, motivation, and credibility.

In this second podcast with Gary Schoeniger of The Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative, Gary digs deeper into a discussion of his "entrepreneurial mindset theory."  To explain this theory, he shares that he "wanted to understand how people with no particular advantage in their life, managed to rise above their situation, to create some modicum of meaning and prosperity in their life. "

"Difference Making at the Heart of Learning: Students, Schools, and Communities Alive with Possibility" by Tom Vander Ark and Emily Liebtag (2021) (http://bit.do/fP26c) "For some, building social capital and creating a culture and curriculum of contribution may cut against the grain of the American tradition of personal identity and autonomy. It's less familiar than the pursuit of individual gain. But ironically, it's clear that contribution is the superpower of the innovation economy. It is learning how to make a difference that builds value for individuals and communities" (p. 62). References: Tom Vander Ark (https://twitter.com/tvanderark) Emily Liebtag (https://twitter.com/EmilyLiebtag) Will Durant (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Will_Durant) "Obliquity: Why Our Goals Are Best Achieved Indirectly" by John Kay (http://bit.do/fP26y) John Kay (https://twitter.com/ProfJohnKay) Gary Schoeniger (https://twitter.com/gschoeniger) Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative (ELI) (https://elimindset.com/) "Who Owns the Ice House? Eight Life Lessons from an Unlikely Entrepreneur" by Clifton Taulbert and Gary Schoeniger (http://bit.do/fP26q) Michael Lipset, PhD of PassTell Stories (http://www.michaellipset.com/) Connect: Twitter (https://twitter.com/mjcraw) Website (https://www.mjcraw.com) Music from Digi G'Alessio CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 (https://bit.ly/2IyV71i)

Welcome to another episode of Action and Ambition. We are joined today by Gary Schoeniger, an author, entrepreneur, and speaker. He has been acknowledged internationally as the thought leader in the field of entrepreneurial mindset education. Gary has influenced a wide range of audiences, including higher education and economic development agencies, as well as government, business, and non-profit clients all over the world. He’s also the co-author of Who Owns the Ice House? Eight Life Lessons from an Unlikely Entrepreneur, an international bestseller book. Don’t miss out! You’re going to love this episode!

I must admit, I have a bad book habit. If it was possible to get a master's degree from simply reading business books, I might be nearing graduation. Or at least that's how I justify my Amazon book habit to my husband. I remind him that books are a lot more affordable than going back to school! And in celebration of this book habit, we have a special episode of Build Momentum featuring three of my favorite education influencers: Jean Sharp, Gary Schoeniger and James Butler. These influencer share one book (or many) that have influenced both their personal and professional lives. I hope this episode inspires you to indulge in the opportunity to pursue new ways of thinking, shift your mindset and explore new avenues for learning as much as it did  for me. Below are links to all of the books we mentioned in this episode! Failing Forward - John Maxwell  Creating Innovators: The Making of Young People Who Will Change the World - Dr. Tony Wagner  Learning by Heart – Dr. Tony Wagner Raw Materials for the Mind – David Warlick Think Again – Adam Grant Breakpoint and Beyond: Mastering the Future Today – George Land and Beth JarmanCollapse: How Societies Choose to Succeed or Fail – Jared Diamond The Origin and evolution of New Businesses – Amar BhideSir Ken Robinson's Ted Talk – Do Schools Kill Creativity? The Children's Machine – Seymour A. Papert 

Gary Schoeniger is the founder of the Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative (ELI) and co-author of Who Owns the Ice House? Eight Life Lessons from an Unlikely Entrepreneur. He led the development of the Ice House Entrepreneurship Program and has presented about re-defining entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial thinking at numerous keynotes, workshops, and training programs throughout the U.S. and abroad.

As the founder of the Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative, Gary Schoeniger has influenced a broad audience from higher education and economic development organizations to government, corporate and non-profit clients worldwide including the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, the Cisco Entrepreneur Institute and the U.S. State Department. Schoeniger also led the development of the Ice House Entrepreneurship Program, [...]

As the founder of the Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative, Gary Schoeniger has influenced a broad audience from higher education and economic development organizations to government, corporate and non-profit clients worldwide including the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, the Cisco Entrepreneur Institute and the U.S. State Department. Schoeniger also led the development of the Ice House Entrepreneurship Program, […] The post Coach the Coach: Gary Schoeniger with Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

As the founder of the Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative, Gary Schoeniger has influenced a broad audience from higher education and economic development organizations to government, corporate and non-profit clients worldwide including the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, the Cisco Entrepreneur Institute and the U.S. State Department. Schoeniger also led the development of the Ice House Entrepreneurship Program, […] The post Coach the Coach: Gary Schoeniger with Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Being an entrepreneur isn't just about starting a business. It's about solving challenges. That's according to the Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative's Gary Schoeniger. Their upcoming webinar series, "Entrepreneurship In Education" focuses on improving what kids learn by changing how they learn.

Voices of eLearning took on the topic of entrepreneurial mindsets with a pioneer in the field, Gary Schoeniger, Founder and CEO of Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative (ELI). ELI offers training and development to educators, students, and businesses. The idea for ELI started 30 years ago with Schoeniger asking, “How do underdogs win?”That set him on a path to decode the entrepreneurial mindset. Schoeniger started interviewing everyday entrepreneurs and began to see patterns in their behavior and language. “I came to this definition of entrepreneurship; the self-directed pursuit of opportunities to create value for others, which empowers ourselves,” he said. Schoeniger's philosophies and teaching don't mean everyone should start a business. It's about opportunity. “The world is full of opportunities. They are easy to overlook because we're not trained to think this way,” he added. That mindset, a deeply held unconscious belief system, starts from a young age. Someone else determines what is useful and what is necessary to learn to be successful. In speaking about and to educators, Schoeniger offered a view of a fundamental shift. “Stop asking kids what they want to be and ask them what problems they want to solve. When students can identify problems in their community and can work on solutions, they become very engaged.” How can educators drive an entrepreneurial mindset? Schoeniger thinks it's a combination of teaching and modeling it. “There's an outdated understanding of behaviorist thinking as motivation. Learning is an extrinsic reward or punishment. What matters is do people have a compelling goal.”

Co-author of international bestseller "Who Owns the Ice House? Eight Life Lessons From an Unlikely Entrepreneur," and CEO/Founder of the Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative Gary Schoeniger discusses how we can implement the entrepreneurial mindset in education.

"Who Owns This Icehouse", by Clifton Taulbert and Gary Schoeniger, brings forth lessons about entrepreneurship which have to be demonstrated in order to be learned. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative founder Gary Schoeniger, also the co-author of Who Owns The Ice House, discusses what entrepreneurial thinking is and why the concept should be taught more. Schoeniger addresses the myths and realities of what entrepreneurialism is/is not and why he believes the concept should be used by everyone even if they are not an entrepreneur.

In this episode of Entre Ed Talk, Amber and Toi interview author, entrepreneur, and ELI Mindset CEO, Gary Schoeniger, to discuss the importance of an entrepreneurial mindset and his endeavors with the Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative as well as Who Owns the Ice House? Eight Life Lessons from an Unlikely Entrepreneur. https://elimindset.com/Support the show (http://www.entre-ed.org/envest/donate-now/)

Did you know that most adults are not engaged in their work and most students are not engaged in their schoolwork? Gary Schoeniger founder of the Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative (E.L.I.) discusses this and shares his ideas on how to connect learning with a compelling future. Gary also shares the story of how one Dad made a different decision that caused his son to go from being a “lazy” video gamer, to becoming an empowered entrepreneur. You will enjoy this episode, Tameka

This week on Roanoke Podcast for Good, Hal speaks with author, entrepreneur, and educator Gary Schoeniger. Gary shows us how to find our purpose and how to take action on the opportunities around us even if we have no traditional advantages at our disposal.

Gary Schoeniger is the Founder and CEO of The Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative and the creator of the Ice House Entrepreneurship Program, through the book he co-authored with Clifton Taulbert, "Who Owns The Ice House? Eight Life Lessons From An Unlikely Entrepreneur". Gary is an internationally recognized thought leader in the entrepreneurship education and travels the world speaking on the topic of re-defining entrepreneurship. 

Gary shares the story of  Jason Campbell, a foster child Gary took in, helped start “Jason’s Job Site Cleanup” and set Jason on the right path in life.

For this week's podcast, I had the pleasure of interviewing Gary Schoeniger, founder of the Entrepreneurial Learning Initiative.  Gary has a really interesting story -- from dead broke desperate handyman to successful entrepreneur. Over the last 15 years, he has interviewed hundreds of successful entrepreneurs to discover which skills are critical for starting and running a business.  Many are not what you think. My favorite advice from the interview:   "Find a problem.  Figure out how to solve the problem.  Find more people with the same problem and you have a business." I like that Gary's views make me think.  I have been in "do what you love (and work and work and work and work) and the money will follow" mode for so long that the "problem/solution" model was very intriguing.