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Bill Lampton: Hi there. Welcome to the Biz Communication Show. I’m your host, Bill Lampton, the Biz Communication guy, bringing you tips and strategies on communication that will boost your business. Now in our eighth year of producing this video, audio podcast. And as you know, I do not just share my on— my own wisdom about business communication, but I bring on an expert and our conversation will enlighten you and me both with tips and strategies that will help us boost our business. Today it’s a wonderful privilege to welcome a long-time friend, colleague, associate, mentor, Terry Brock, coming to us from Orlando, Florida. Terry Brock is a communicator and I can underscore that. Since he was a kid, in fact in second grade, he has been writing. He worked as a journalist for many years and his undergraduate degree is in communications working with radio, TV, and newspaper. Today Terry and his partner and fiancé, Gina Carr— and Gina was a recent guest on the Biz Communication Show— Terry and his fiancé, Gina Carr, have a membership program called Stark Raving Entrepreneurs where they help people build their business, leveraging the daylights out of AI and other tech. Today he joins us again to talk about what is happening and how you can move your business to the next level. So, I know you’ll join me in welcoming Terry Brock. Hello, Terry. Terry Brock: Great to be with you, Bill. Thank you for having me on board. Bill Lampton: Well, your— your introduction, which you kindly provided, did not even begin to describe your uh immense qualifications, which I’m very familiar with. Not long ago, Terry, you and I were having a visit, as a matter of fact, you and Gina came to see me here in my home in Gainesville, Georgia, and I remember asking you how many countries you had spoken in, directed seminars in, or done training in. What is that latest number? I know you’re a global presenter, what is that latest number? Terry Brock: Well, the latest as of now is uh 44 countries and counting. So, they would include um places like England and Canada and France and Dubai, and even Texas. And so, you know, a lot of different places there. Bill Lampton: Well, truly, you— you— some people call themselves a global speaker because they made one presentation outside the country, but you definitely are a global speaker. And in recognition of the great impact you’ve had globally, you have received the highest honors available from the National Speakers Association. And I still remember in 1998, I believe it was, you and I met at a National Speakers Convention, and then I had other encounters with you when you lived in Georgia and we were both members of the Georgia Chapter of the National Speakers Association. This was before you set your business and your residence in Orlando, Florida. One of the great traits that you have, and there are many as a presenter, is that you involve your audience. It’s not just [laughter] it’s not just what I would call a— a mannequin with a mouth. [laughter] Just somebody who spews out a message and hope people are getting it. And also, you’re not a novice who, when you want to get your audience involved, you say, “Hey, anybody got any questions?” and there’s this [laughter] there’s this frightening deadly silence. Share with us, please— many of us are presenters, whether we’re professional or whether we’re business and professional people— share with us some of the strategies and techniques that you use, Terry, to get your audience vocally and physically involved in the presentation. Terry Brock: Well, that’s a good question because I think that’s important when you’re connecting with people. You want to find out what it is that’s on their mind. One of the things I found a change that I’ve done recently that helps, maybe this will help some of the viewers and listeners here, often I would ask for, “What would you like to hear about? What topic do you want to hear?” And that’s good, not bad, they might say, “Well this or that.” We work do a lot with AI. So, they’d want to know about using Chat GPT for this or maybe using Gemini for this or how does this tool work, etc. Those are good, but even better is when you can do your research and then lean forward and ask people, “Where are you having problems right now? What are some of the big frustrations you’re having with technology? What’s the biggest problem you bump into with Chat GPT or what are your biggest concerns or worries about it?” Something like that, those kind of questions that are tailored for the market, whatever it is that you’re serving, does a lot better. I think in terms of what a surgeon, a physician would do, when you go into this physician’s office, the physician often doesn’t say, “Well, would you like to know more about this medicine or would you like to know about this medicine?” No, they say, “How you doing? Any pain, any hurt, anything I can do to help you out?” A really good physician will do that and so, I’ve been thinking that’s a probably a good way to do it, and I think then you respond back to the people based on where they’re hurting. And by the way, as you know this very well, Bill, today, we’re in a great shape as better than ever before. That sounds like hyperbole, but it’s true because now we can do the research and find out where are they hurting. Where are they bumping into problems? With tools like Perplexity, it does great work with research. So does Chat GPT now and Gemini and particularly Grok. Grok is giving you real-time information of what’s going on right now, particularly relevant in some areas when there’s say a crisis or an emergency going on. So, I think what we want to do is be aware of what’s possible and then always be oriented toward how do we solve their problems. Nice to talk about a topic and we’ll mention that, okay fine if it’s relevant to them, but more importantly, find out where they’re hurting, where they’re bumping into real-world pain and how we can grab a tool over here that’ll help that or a tool over here that’ll solve that problem. Bill Lampton: Audience analysis is absolutely a vital key because the presenter, whether you’re an executive or whether you’re a professional speaker, the presenter, if— if it’s a solo act, audiences today are— are not um they’re not going to stick with you, and so you need— and I see perpetually, you and I both know Lois Creamer who advises us so often about what is happening in the speaking business. And one of the points that she makes repeatedly is that we must be problem solvers. We must not just be topic experts, but we must be problem solvers. And carrying this just a little bit farther, Terry, you’ve done your audience analysis and you get up to present, and knowing you, you do not talk for 60 minutes or whatever is allowed without really getting the audience involved. And as— and as I said a few minutes ago, the old way is saying, “Hey, anybody got any questions?” [laughter] and of course, usually no one will be the first one, and there— there are none. So, how do you get true involvement, feedback, maybe a Q&A? How do you get the audience stimulated to do that, guided to do that? Terry Brock: I don’t think there’s any one particular way to do it, but there’s some things we can do today that help a lot. Like for instance, I recently spoke uh out in Texas uh to a group of people that are in landscape and in nurseries, that working with those and earning with, out of the green industry, growing just wonderful, wonderful people. And I wanted to study their industry and find out what are they going through. So, I used my buddies, as I like to say, my buddies Chat GPT, Perplexity, Grok, and some other tools out there to find out what is going on, what is bothering people in those industries out there in Texas right now. And so, I knew some of the issues that were going on, and I had some fun with it, Bill. You’ll appreciate this. What I did is I looked at what was going on, and one of the issues they’re having concern with right now is with labor— getting people to come and work for them, what the prices are going to be for labor, etc., etc., and the shortage. And so, what I did is I say, “I understand that in your industry right now, here in Texas, you’re going through uh labor issues trying to find out,” and they’re kind of shaking their head going, “Yeah, he knows what he talking about.” I say, “Let me show you a way we can figure that out,” and what I did is I reached over, grabbed my phone, went over to Chat GPT, popped it into voice mode and I said, “Chat GPT, need you to act as an expert here in Texas in the area of nursery and with grooming and growing shrubs and things like that. What is going on right now that is causing problems in labor? What are— do you see happening in that?” And it came back and gave me an extensive conversation there about what’s happening, the issues, etc. I cut it off saying, “Okay, okay, that’s real good. Hang on just a minute.” And I paused, I looked at them, I say, “Is what Chat GPT told us accurate?” And they said, “Yeah, yeah, that’s true, but uh we all know that.” I said, “Yeah, that’s right. And you want to know what he can do to tell you to get around that and work around it.” They go, “Yeah.” I say, “Okay, we just confirmed though that he knows what he’s talking about. He,” because I was using the male voice at that time, “he was there, uh give me the information to that what was said. Is that correct, correct?” And they’re all going, “Yeah.” I go, “Now, the other issue is what?” And they told me some of the issues. I said, “That’s right.” And then I said, “I repeated that back into Chat GPT, and it came up with some solutions for them, some of which they had heard, some they had not. They’re writing it down, they go, ‘Oh, this is great.’ And I said, ‘This is what’s happening right now in the industry and this is how you can do it.’ If we had more time right now, we could go further in-depth on it, but here’s how you can do it on your own.” And I gave them the instructions on what to do with Chat GPT or other LLMs. So, Bill, cycling back around to what you’re asking about, find those areas where they’re hurting, where they, your audience, has pain, and then customize it. And today, we can leverage the daylights out of these tools to help us find out what’s really going on underneath the surface because people will go— go out on Reddit, and they’ll type, “Boy, I’m really mad with this company because they did this and this and this.” And then you start watching that, does that replicate in other areas? “Oh, okay. Now we know something that’s good here.” This company has been doing this in a couple areas, people don’t like that. Guess what we need to tell that company? “Hey, yeah, listen to what people are talking about.” So, it’s like you’re getting a sneaky way to do it, but using it right here with our phones, our LLMs like Grok, Chat GPT, Gemini, and some others, Claude also a very good one. Bill Lampton: Audience analysis is absolutely a vital key because the presenter, whether you’re an executive or whether you’re a professional speaker, the presenter, if— if it’s a solo act, audiences today are— are not um they’re not going to stick with you. And so, you need— and I see perpetually, you and I both know Lois Creamer who advises us so often about what is happening in the speaking business. And one of the points that she makes repeatedly is that we must be problem solvers. We must not just be topic experts, but we must be problem solvers. And carrying this just a little bit farther, Terry, you’ve done your audience analysis and you get up to present, and knowing you, you do not talk for 60 minutes or whatever is allowed without really getting the audience involved. And as— and as I said a few minutes ago, the old way is saying, “Hey, anybody got any questions?” [laughter] And of course, usually no one will be the first one and there— there are none. So, how do you get true involvement, feedback, maybe a Q&A? How do you get the audience stimulated to do that, guided to do that? Terry Brock: I don’t think there’s any one particular way to do it, but there’s some things we can do today that help a lot. Like for instance, I recently spoke uh out in Texas uh to a group of people that are in landscape and in nurseries, that working with those and earning with, out of the green industry, growing just wonderful, wonderful people. And I wanted to study their industry and find out what are they going through. So, I used my buddies, as I like to say, my buddies Chat GPT, Perplexity, Grok, and some other tools out there to find out what is going on, what is bothering people in those industries out there in Texas right now. And so, I knew some of the issues that were going on, and I had some fun with it, Bill. You’ll appreciate this. What I did is I looked at what was going on, and one of the issues they’re having concern with right now is with labor— getting people to come and work for them, what the prices are going to be for labor, etc., etc., and the shortage. And so, what I did is I say, “I understand that in your industry right now, here in Texas, you’re going through uh labor issues trying to find out,” and they’re kind of shaking their head going, “Yeah, he knows what he talking about.” I say, “Let me show you a way we can figure that out,” and what I did is I reached over, grabbed my phone, went over to Chat GPT, popped it into voice mode and I said, “Chat GPT, need you to act as an expert here in Texas in the area of nursery and with grooming and growing shrubs and things like that. What is going on right now that is causing problems in labor? What are— do you see happening in that?” And it came back and gave me an extensive conversation there about what’s happening, the issues, etc. I cut it off saying, “Okay, okay, that’s real good. Hang on just a minute.” And I paused, I looked at them, I say, “Is what Chat GPT told us accurate?” And they said, “Yeah, yeah, that’s true, but uh we all know that.” I said, “Yeah, that’s right. And you want to know what he can do to tell you to get around that and work around it.” They go, “Yeah.” I say, “Okay, we just confirmed though that he knows what he’s talking about. He,” because I was using the male voice at that time, “he was there, uh give me the information to that what was said. Is that correct, correct?” And they’re all going, “Yeah.” I go, “Now, the other issue is what?” And they told me some of the issues. I said, “That’s right.” And then I said, “I repeated that back into Chat GPT, and it came up with some solutions for them, some of which they had heard, some they had not. They’re writing it down, they go, ‘Oh, this is great.’ And I said, ‘This is what’s happening right now in the industry and this is how you can do it.’ If we had more time right now, we could go further in-depth on it, but here’s how you can do it on your own.” And I gave them the instructions on what to do with Chat GPT or other LLMs. So, Bill, cycling back around to what you’re asking about, find those areas where they’re hurting, where they, your audience, has pain, and then customize it. And today, we can leverage the daylights out of these tools to help us find out what’s really going on underneath the surface because people will go— go out on Reddit, and they’ll type, “Boy, I’m really mad with this company because they did this and this and this.” And then you start watching that, does that replicate in other areas? “Oh, okay. Now we know something that’s good here.” This company has been doing this in a couple areas, people don’t like that. Guess what we need to tell that company? “Hey, yeah, listen to what people are talking about.” So, it’s like you’re getting a sneaky way to do it, but using it right here with our phones, our LLMs like Grok, Chat GPT, Gemini, and some others, Claude also a very good one. Bill Lampton: I remember, uh Terry, that [laughter] I was not the most technical guy ever to go into this business, and I would imagine that you remember a publicist, Raleigh Pinsky. Raleigh wrote a book on how to become highly influential, how to publicize yourself. And I go back to a time, and I’ve told this on the Biz Communication Show before, but it’s highly relevant. I go back to a time when I was just starting out and Raleigh Pinsky’s and I got on a phone conversation. She was in Arizona, I was in Georgia, and I said, “What do you think I need to learn to get started?” And she mentioned a couple of things and I said, “Oh, oh, no. That’s— that’s just way too complicated for me.” And she said, “Bill, we’re not hanging up this phone until you get this right.” And I finally did, Terry, and guess what? It was how to copy and paste on the computer. [laughter] Terry Brock: I’m thinking you still use that little ditty now every— every so often. [laughter] Bill Lampton: So, we’ve come a long way. And what amazes me so much about artificial intelligence and the particular tools that you mentioned is that when you ask a question, which is the way to really find the information, the second that you stop typing the question, AI begins giving you the answer. [laughter] And— and and um I wouldn’t— I wouldn’t try to sell an— an Encyclopedia Britannica today, Terry. [laughter] You know, we get our answers uh much more instantly, much more specifically, and there’s nothing at all outdated about them. One of the points that we observed at the start is how you’ve spoken in so many countries, how you have been awarded the highest award of the National Speakers Association. And Terry, there are people who are listening, I’m sure, who are curious about the speaking profession today. And there are some who have had some speaking experience and they’re thinking about becoming a professional speaker. So, right after this message, we want your advice on how we would go about doing that. Be back in a couple of seconds. [Commercial Break] Bill Lampton: We’re here on the Biz Communication Show. I’m your host, Bill Lampton, the Biz Communication guy, welcoming the opportunity to speak with Terry Brock, one of my long-time friends, associates, mentors, and certainly a role model. Terry, just before that short break, I mentioned that there are people who are wondering, how do you get started today? Not 20 years ago or 30 years ago, when you and I started. How do you get started today to become a professional, full-time professional speaker? Terry Brock: Well, there’s no one way to do it because it varies from a lot of people, but a way that I have seen and we’re seeing with many, many professional speakers is you want to be knowledgeable and an expert in a particular area, so that you can solve problems. As you were saying before and our friend Lois Creamer talks about that extensively. So, you want to be able to solve problems and do it in a way by presenting. But people need to know about you. Right now, competition is white-hot. There’s so many people that are speaking, that are giving information, and doing a very good job of it, too. So, you’ve got to stand out in a real good way that solves their problems. A good way that I have found works for me, works for you, Bill, and is working for many other people as well, is make sure you have a very good professional appearance on YouTube, regularly. Regular communication that you send out, being able to stay in touch with people solving their problems. If people want answers, they often go today to YouTube. YouTube has exceeded the viewers on the traditional networks, long ago. No longer are we tied to ways that it was years ago when we’d have the three networks, or then the cable stations. Today, we’re doing it on the net and YouTube is there because it can get fine-tuned. I’m amazed, and Gina and I sit and watch YouTube and are amazed at the kind of specificity and degree of influence that is out there for many different people in given fields. We have certain people that we follow in AI, certain people that we follow with um improving our lives, certain people— I like following uh the Stoic philosophy, and seeing what they’re doing. I’m a big fan of Miyamoto Musashi, the Japanese samurai warrior long ago, and people like that. I like to see those and they have a lot of channels for that. This is the beauty of it. So, I would say to get started, think about the problem you can solve first, not just what you can do or what you think is a nifty groovy idea. “Well, that’s real good, Sparky, but uh [laughter] it doesn’t really matter what you think, what matters is what they think.” So, this is where the LLMs, those large language models, AI tools can show us people are looking for help in this area, and they’re not getting enough of it. And by the way, that’s an area that you know about that’s really good or you could learn it because it’s very close. It’d be like if a medical doctor needed to learn about a given disease but she hadn’t studied that yet, she hadn’t studied as much about that, but she could easily come up to speed on it, studying on her own, studying at the University of YouTube, we call it that euphemistically, [laughter] going out there, taking in some college courses, some extra medical courses to learn that disease if a lot of people are there and it ties in with her background. That’s the way to do it today. You find out those areas where people are hurting, where they have a need, you find the— well like they told us in business school, you find a problem and you solve it. You want to find out what’s going on, and today we’ve got the research to be able to do that as never before. I was just doing some research uh before our call today on some areas that are going on and what you can trust online and what you can’t trust. And it was really revealing for me. I’m going to be sharing that later today at our Stark Raving Entrepreneurs meeting. It happens to be today we’re going to be talking about things, and showing this tool that has shown what was going on, and we knew that it was going on then, but there were other tools that were saying something different. And then they were even saying what is happening now, that’s not true, that’s misinformation, that was a term they were using, or disinformation. And yet, it really was happening and now we can look back and go, “Okay, this is good to know for the future.” That way when you know what is right, and you know what is accurate and a reliable source, and you know how to use that tool, now you got a real edge and that gives you the ability to get out and speak as a speaker. And another thing, Bill, if I could mention, right now, again I agree with you, the market has changed. It’s no longer the way it used to be in the field of professional speaking. Yes, there’s still is a place for a person standing on a stage with a microphone, real people there, talking to them. There is a place for that. We like that, we like that human connection. But also, there’s other ways we communicate— that we communicate as you and I are doing right now with video. We’re communicating with one person to many so you can do that. Our Stark Raving Entrepreneurs, we do that where we have people around the world that join us and we get a chance to solve problems and have feedback as if we were in the same room. Find out how you can do that, how you can communicate in other ways. We’re also doing a lot with writing, now more than ever, and it’s easier than ever because we can get the LLMs to help us write— not writing it for us, but as an assistant giving us the raw material that we then take and craft along with what we want. Audio is still very strong with podcasts. You can do audio-only or you can do audio and video that would be on say YouTube, where you might have an interview. This is a great way for you to solve problems. Often people talk about what we are as a professional speaker and I say that we all need to aim for being a CSP. Now, CSP has a meaning within the National Speakers Association of a Certified Speaking Professional. That’s a good thing to have for professional speakers. I encourage them to look into it. I have one myself, but I don’t mean that in this case. Here I mean CSP is a communicator who solves problems. That’s what we need to go for. Find out what the problems are, how you can solve it, and then have the skills in communication to use that, and you can learn a lot about that from the Biz Communication guy, Bill Lampton. Those of you watching this, I’m going to embarrass Bill a little bit here but uh he is incredibly good. He also has his doctorate, a real doctorate in communication. He has helped many people with this, and he can help you with these kind of areas and more. So, get in touch with this young man. He’s got some real wisdom. Bill Lampton: Thank you for that very kind endorsement, Terry. I am— I am a— a true devotee of YouTube. To me, this is a visual encyclopedia that— that is— it’s in your and my price range. [laughter] We get so much free advice there on practically any topic from a great range of experts. And I remember you and I were having a conversation, as we do often sharing ideas, about a year and a half ago. I mentioned to you that I had started doing YouTube Shorts, which is 60 seconds or less. And you said, “Bill, that’s a good idea.” Well, Terry, I now produce, while I continue to host interviews such as this, I now produce three 60-second-or-less YouTube Shorts a week because you and I know and all of our viewers and listeners know that our attention span is not what it was even 20 years ago. There was a time when people would listen to very long monologues or even very long dialogue, but we want it quickly now and so, I— I have found value in YouTube Shorts and I assume you’re producing those as well. Terry Brock: Oh yeah, I find them really helpful because people want information quickly and you can get a lot of views that way. People get a chance to know you and then it can lead to your long-form videos which would be there and what they do. Actually, the way YouTube does it now, it was 60 seconds and now they say it can be three minutes or less, which is okay, but Bill, you’re right on target once again. 60 seconds and less gets more views because people think three minutes, boy, that’s a long time. Huh? [laughter] But they’re thinking of it that way. So, we’ve got to adapt and change to the market. And that’s the important whenever we’re alive, we’ve got to say not— let me— don’t let me tell you about what’s happened in the past, I mean, that’s— we— that’s nice, but when you think about it, Bill, when you and I were younger, when I say think of uh like 1940s, ’50s, ’60s, ’70s around in there, there were things that people were looking at that were in the past at that time. Well, what we’ve got to always do throughout history is say, what are people looking for now? Right now, right now. Now, we can bring in what we had in the past, you and I talking about uh Marcus Aurelius and Epictetus, Seneca, and people like that, the Stoics like that, that’s good. Their wisdom is still good today and that’s what we can bring in versus some of the styles and customs that might have been valid in the 1820s or the 1840s or the 1900s. Whatever it is, that’s okay. What we’ve got to do is focus on what people want right now. Bill Lampton: Terry, we have time for one more question. I invite you to tell us about something I mentioned in the introduction, Stark Raving Entrepreneurs, which is your weekly grand training opportunity. Tell us the format, what happens, and also, how do we get access to that? Terry Brock: Well, thank you for asking. It’s a program that’s designed to help entrepreneurs who uh want to get out there and do things on their own, serving a market by using technology particularly. Using video was one thing we did, we were actually called Video Rockstars before we became Stark Raving Entrepreneurs. But now what we do is we show people every week, like today we’re going to do that, how to use certain tools and how to make that work to translate into business. How to use AI, how to use Grok, how to use Chat GPT, how to use these. Matter of fact, today, I’m going to be talking about Grok in key areas where you can use that tool to generate business, to do research, to create magnificent videos more than you can in other places, and the audio as well. These kind of things that are available. So, Stark Raving Entrepreneurs, we give people an opportunity to build their business the way they want and we build it on a rock-solid foun— philosophy that we both, Gina and I, embrace and that is, live and let live. Do whatever you want in life. Bill Lampton: How do we— how do we access uh that? Is it a membership deal or is it just come in and— and watch or what— what’s the deal on that, Terry? Terry Brock: Yeah, it’s a membership and we offer the opportunity for people to get involved. Come over to starkravingentrepreneurs.com. If you go to starkravingentrepreneurs.com, you’ll find the information there, all of it’s there. And uh let us know and if you got a specific question, drop me a note. I’m terry@terrybrock.com and be happy to help you and work with you on that because you need to ex— do the things you want to do in life. As long as you’re not harming someone else, get out there and have fun, learn it and build your business. It’s really the best way to secure your future and those of your loved ones is to have your own business where you’re not dependent on anyone else, but you can do it on your own and make the world a better place. Bill Lampton: I certainly endorse Stark Raving Entrepreneurs and I encourage every viewer and listener to check into that. Terry, as always, I’ve had the privilege of interviewing you periodically on the Biz Communication Show and always, you’re not contemporary, you’re way ahead of contemporary. [laughter] You’re a— you’re a pace setter and anytime important change comes along that we need to be aware of, you’ve— you’ve got on the leader’s cap. You learn it and then, very fortunately for the rest of us, you translate it into our lingo and you help us learn these vast new accessories, or I’ll call them really necessities, that we need for success. Certainly, we have viewers and listeners who want your contact information, so will you share that with us, please? Terry Brock: Yes, and you can reach me at terry@terrybrock.com. And those of you that might be joining with audio, Terry and Brock can be spelled different ways, so Terry is T-E-R-R-Y and Brock is spelled the right way, B-R-O-C-K. So, terry@terrybrock.com, and I answer all of those requests that I can get to, which is usually 100%, so I’ll look forward to hearing from you on that. Bill Lampton: Thank you, Terry. And I— I believe that Terry Brock, if I were to look back over three decades, if I were to look at the top three coaches, mentors, colleagues who have taught me and who have encouraged me and who have supported me, Terry Brock would be in that top three, there’s no question about it. Terry Brock: Thank you, Bill. Bill Lampton: And now I’d like to give my contact information. My YouTube channel is Bill Lampton, PhD. On there, you— in fact, I go back, Terry, to 2007 when I started recording instructional videos about communication. And many of those are solo presentations, but in the last eight years, the Biz Communication Show has been hosting experts. So, I hope and encourage you to, when you go to my YouTube channel, Bill Lampton, PhD, to subscribe there. Then, my website, since my tagline is Biz Communication guy, logically, my website is bizcommunicationguy.com. When you’re there, you’ll have an opportunity, which I invite you to take, to subscribe to my podcast, which I hope you will do. And then I welcome telephone conversations so that I can hear what your communication problems and challenges are, explore solutions, find if I’m the resource that you need to work with, or do I refer you to someone else. And an initial call like that has no financial involvement. That number, 678-316-4300. Before we close, I want to recognize the co-producer of the Biz Communication Show, Mike Stewart, Nashville-based. He’s been a marketing and technology guide for me for many years. And his website is localinternetpresence.com. Terry Brock, again, so many gems of wisdom, so many guidelines from a genuine unquestionable expert, and that’s you. So, please tell us how you would sort of pull together our conversation today and leave us with a minute and a minute and a half of what I might say are— are some nuggets or some gems that we really ought to remember and act on? Terry Brock: We are living in an exciting time right now. It’s also very scary when we see AI changing our world profoundly, really every day, new things happen, it can get scary, but there’s great opportunities for those who can understand what’s happening and then be able to take that and use it to do good for others. Helping others out, helping them to achieve their goals is the way to do it. When you can help others get what they want, you’ll be able to get whatever you want, my buddy Zig Ziglar said that long ago, that you can get anything you want if you help enough other people get what they want. Take the power that’s available with AI and all these other little tools that are out there, that can help you to serve others better, to help them meet their needs, and by doing that, you’ll have the lifestyle that you want, the future that you want. The more you can help them, the better off you’ll be. Bill, it’s an honor to be with you as always. I appreciate you and for those of you watching it, get to know this guy. I know him one-on-one, he is genuine, sincere, and he really knows his stuff with a real PhD. I mean, he earned it and all that. So, he’s a guy you want to get to know for your communication, to get better and better. Bill, thank you so much for having me with you today. Bill Lampton: My privilege and keep that calendar handy because as you know, I will call on you again. And three months from now, we— we will have other remarkable changes that you have mastered and we’ll be calling on you, so keep that calendar handy. Terry Brock: You bet. Bill Lampton: Thanks to those of you who joined us for this dynamic conversation with Terry Brock on the video and on the audio portions of the Biz Communication Show. Invite you to be with us again next week for another informative, interesting, exciting, and beneficial version of the Biz Communication Show. I’m Bill Lampton, the Biz Communication guy.

Sure, here’s a script from this audio: Interview Script Host: Dr. Bill Lampton, Business Communication Expert. Guest: Gina Carr, CEO of Stark Raving Entrepreneurs and AI Specialist. Bill Lampton: Hi there! Welcome to the Business Communication Show. I’m your host, Bill Lampton, the Biz Communication Guy, once again bringing you communication tips and strategies that will boost your business. Yet, this is not a solo act. I bring you those tips and strategies through a guest, a highly qualified business communication expert. Today, I am so delighted to introduce you to Gina Carr, the visionary CEO of Stark Raving Entrepreneurs, where she empowers leaders to harness AI-driven tools for transformative marketing and sales strategies. With an MBA from Harvard and an engineering degree from Georgia Tech, Gina—affectionately known as the Tribe Builder—specializes in cultivating passionate communities of raving fans. As a dynamic international speaker and serial entrepreneur, she’s founded multiple successful ventures, including an award-winning real estate firm and a chain of community magazines. I knew her way back then when she was in those ventures. Gina, formerly the CEO and speaker curator of TEDxDuPree Park, now resides in Orlando, Florida, with her fiancé, Terry Brock. She’s an advocate for animals, freedom, and plant-based living. Her zest for life inspires all those around her, including me, for a long time, I can assure you. So, let's now welcome Gina Carr to the stage! Hello there! Gina Carr: Hello there! I am delighted to be here. Bill Lampton: Well, it’s terrific to have you here. As the introduction qualified, you're a highly credentialed guest who has mastered business communication for a long time. Gina, many of our podcast viewers and listeners are entrepreneurs. Some are long-time entrepreneurs who started, as you and I did, about three decades ago. Some are new entrepreneurs—a few of those by choice, some because the business they were in no longer included them. For all of us who are entrepreneurs, I think of your MBA in business from Harvard University. Judging by what you’ve learned as a highly successful entrepreneur, what are some of the business and communication tips that you would give today to those who are entrepreneurs? How do they make it? Gina Carr: Well, that’s such a great question and something that I think many entrepreneurs ask themselves every day: what is the key? What am I going to do? What will make me successful? I would say the number one thing is that you really need to be clear about who you serve and what problem you solve. And as much as those are important, why you do that is also important to you, because there’s going to be a lot of ups and downs on the entrepreneurial road and you’re going to need to be clear so that it comes across to your potential clients as well as sustains you. You also need to be very clear about how you are going to make money, how you’re going to monetize. That may sound obvious, but it is not. Especially for people who are coaches, speakers, authors, people who are in professional services—but they’re not so much traditional professional services like an attorney or an accountant—how to price those services, I think, can be tough for a lot of entrepreneurs. And then my final main tip here might be a surprise, but it’s going to be: work out. And I say that because I know that it’s important to have that at least one nugget of your day—and I think it’s important to exercise every day—one nugget of your day that you are in total control and that provides stability and confidence to your life that comes across through so many other aspects of your business. It’s like powering up my battery on my phone; I need to charge it every day. It’s like a power-up session for your body and your mind, and I find if I do that, it really helps me in every area of my day, especially in my business. Bill Lampton: I would echo, underline, and emphasize everything you said. First of all, to be clear about what we are offering and to be able to state it with clarity. There are many wonderful consultants who can help us refine and define how we state our mission. It’s important to have help from others on that. Gina, this takes me back to the first year I was an entrepreneur. I remember so well having lunch with someone who also was a member of the National Speakers Association, and I knew that I needed some advice from him. So, I took along a draft of my website. He looked at it, and of course, with pride of authorship, I was thinking he’d say, “Oh, this looks great, this will be a real winner, you’ll attract clients.” But what he said to me was, “What you’re doing is just presenting your credentials,” which is a mistake that many entrepreneurs and even seasoned business people make. I put my degrees, I put clients I’d had, and it all focused primarily on my qualifications. But you and I have learned, and marketing experts have taught us, that as you say, it’s not so much who we are, it’s not so much what we’ve accomplished, but what really counts so much is: what can we do for other people? What is our service? How will they benefit from being with us? And I would like for you to give us some further tips on the business of pricing. There’s a wonderful expert friend of mine in Atlanta named John Ray; he specializes in helping people on their pricing. And one more note on that—I remember also, Gina, near the start of my consulting, speaking, and coaching career, I had somebody say that they would represent me in a speakers bureau. That sounded great. So I gave them my materials and then, after a year, nothing had happened. I called him and I said, “What’s the problem?” And he said, “The problem is you priced yourself so low everybody identifies you as a beginner.” So, give us some guidelines on pricing, please, and tell us how we get the courage and the fortitude to state that affirmatively without apology. Gina Carr: Oh boy, that’s a real tough one. I have certainly learned a lot about pricing over the years and generally, I tend to be too low on the pricing scale. So, I have actively worked to learn from people who are charging more and to confidently present a price that is probably higher than I am comfortable with. I think if it doesn’t make you feel like “ooh” when you say it, you’re probably pricing yourself too low. So, to your example of speaking in particular, speakers come out and they say, “Well, if I’m a brand-new speaker, yes, I should price myself on the low end.” For professional speakers—let’s just throw out some numbers here—generally, that would be in the $2,000 to $5,000 range. Even though that sounds like a lot of money—it is a lot of money for an organization to pay—for the professional speaker, for the ones who have more, it’s not just experience, it’s the background of the person who is doing the speaking and what they bring to the table. You were talking about earlier, what is that change that they help people make? What is that transformation? So, the transformation and the years of experience not necessarily as a speaker, but as an expert doing whatever it is that you do, could translate to right out of the gate a speaker could be in the $7,500 to $10,000 range or, if there’s some celebrityhood to it, in the $20,000 range for a single keynote. So, I hope that that’s helpful. It is hard to say and you really do need to do some research. I’ll tell you one of the ways that it’s making it easier for me to do the research when I’m making a proposal for a new service or to a new client: is using my AI tools, which I’m very big on, using AI tools—artificial intelligence—to say, “What’s a price range for this service? What do you think of this? What should I be asking for this?” And give me different levels, which in the past, that would have been hard for me to come up with, but because of AI, I can come up with those levels. And I do like to go back to a prospect with different levels of opportunities—a high, medium, and a low—and really give some options because you don’t know. A lot of times people will choose the higher price even though you think, “Well, that’s crazy, why would someone choose that?” It happens a lot. Bill Lampton: Well, they choose the higher price because they see the value in it. They choose the higher price because they know it’s going to make, as your introduction used the word, a transformative difference. And by the way, Gina, I couldn’t ask for a better transition to our next topic because you mentioned artificial intelligence. I know that over the past several years, you have been, along with your fiancé and business associate Terry Brock, not only learning artificial intelligence and how we can use it, but you’ve been teaching it ardently. Now, for those of us who maybe know the term and we’ve heard how some other people do it, what would you give as great starting points for really getting so involved in artificial intelligence that it not only makes your work easier, but it makes it far more productive? Gina Carr: Well, just think of AI, and let’s just talk about ChatGPT, which is one that many people have heard of and most people think of AI as ChatGPT, which it’s so much more than that. But even just ChatGPT is your new 24-hour, seven-day-a-week assistant that never goes on vacation, never needs a break, and never needs a raise. They can help you with so many things personally and professionally. Just personally, let’s just look at an example from a few months ago—maybe it was a year ago—there was a problem with our toilet. And we used our ChatGPT to turn on the mode that allows the ChatGPT phone to look into whatever you’re showing it and said, “Hey, what’s the problem here?” And it identified that it was a flapper problem. We ordered a new flapper for less than $10 on Amazon and then we asked ChatGPT to help us learn, show us how to install it. And so we saved ourselves hundreds of dollars, and that’s a personal issue. I use it all the time with recipes and those sorts of things. So, those are on the personal side. On the business side, I mentioned pricing of services, writing those proposals, thinking of what would be the name of a new workshop or the name of a new service. My goodness, I do a little demo in some of my presentations where in about five minutes, I go all the way from the idea of a product, naming the product, developing packaging, developing the marketing plan for the product—things that would have taken months in the past can now take about five minutes, and they’re really, really good. Bill Lampton: It is, it’s very much like a hired assistant that is so incredibly cost-effective. My favorite—and of course, I know you and Terry have mentioned, I think it’s Grok and some others—the one I use probably the most is Perplexity, which is sort of a confusing title because Perplexity sounds like you’re confused. But for an example of how I use it, let’s say I’m going to write an article or I’m going to do a YouTube short video. And I might ask Perplexity, “What are some famous quotes on this topic?” And then I’ve got some highly qualified, credible resources familiar to the public that I can quote. Now, of course, one thing that you and I and many people who are in the business communication arena would emphasize is that there’s an ethical problem involved, and that is that if you go to ChatGPT or if you go to Perplexity—the amazing thing about it for anyone who hasn’t used it is the second you get through typing your question, the answer starts being typed—one of the ethical problems here is that people will get a large printout of information and then they’ll just copy and paste that and publish it as their own. I suppose you’ve had to warn clients about that, Gina. Gina Carr: Yes, actually, I just was doing that yesterday with a client, and she was worried that she’s using AI too much. After reading the sample that she shared, I think she probably was. And so what we talk about in our program—and Terry Brock, my fiancé, coined this term—he calls it “UIs.” You take your initial story or your videos or whatever and you get AI to help you with that. If AI generates it initially, you still need to review it, you need to add your own stories, you need to ask it to make it more formal, make it shorter, make it more humorous, make it sound more like you. And the more that you feed it—that is, you’ve loaded in your own videos, your own transcripts, your own articles that are in your pre-AI voice—then the more it’s going to come back in your own voice. And AI has the ability to organize the thoughts very well, the ability to just polish and make things sound much better than what I sound initially. I’ll give it what I want it to say, but it makes it sound a little bit better. So, that’s one way to use AI. Bill Lampton: It is, for those who may not have ventured in that direction yet. Gina Carr is a great resource for teaching AI because she’s been doing that for several years. Gina, we mentioned in the introduction that you are known as a tribe builder. In just a few seconds, we’re going to come back and talk about that. (Brief break with an ad for Bill Lampton’s services) Bill Lampton: Hello again! You’re on the Business Communication Show with our distinguished, highly qualified guest, Gina Carr. Gina, I remember as long ago as 20 or 25 years, I interviewed you one time about your term “tribes.” Now, tell us please what a tribe is, how we develop it, and what are the benefits? Gina Carr: Well, a tribe is nothing more than a group of people that have bought into a particular philosophy or movement or leader. Typically, there is a leader that says, “Hey, let’s go—we’re at Point A, let’s go to Point B. This is how I think we need to go there, and do you want to follow me? If so, here’s how we’re going to go.” And building a successful tribe includes communication channels such as you have this great channel right now. So, you are a tribe builder, Bill, whether you think of yourself that way or not. You’re teaching people how to communicate professionally, how to communicate better. And so it’s so helpful. People are saying, “Do I want to communicate better? Well, yes, I do.” Well, watch Bill’s show. Bill is going to communicate with you through his show and other posts that he’s doing in the social media world and in the digital world. And so that’s one way that people have joined, not officially but effectively, they have joined your tribe and they are learning from you about how to communicate better. This is one of the so powerful ways to build a tribe because then you develop trust with the people who are following you. And when you want to help them, serve them, or work with them, they are more likely to know you better and to more easily make a decision as to whether they want to follow you to that next step. And as we talk about business here, is that next step a paid opportunity, is it a free opportunity? There’s a mix and match that you’re going to do as a tribe builder to help people. And often it is going to be a paid opportunity because you can serve people better when you’re making the money so that it allows you to serve people more. Bill Lampton: I don’t mind admitting some of the mistakes I made early in my entrepreneurial career. And probably the most blatant mistake—I wish, Gina, that I’d heard you talk about tribes before my first six months—because not knowing any better, I just picked up the phone and started calling people and telling them how fortunate they would be to have my services. But you and I know another benefit of the tribe is that it’s so much more effective when we have formed a tribe and we’ve associated with those people and they know what we do and they’ve benefited from it, and they become our advocates. It’s far more persuasive to have someone else talk about our credibility and the benefits of working with us than us doing it ourselves. And then a second thing I would say about tribes is we learn from those people. We learn business insights, we learn about leadership, we learn about networking. I would imagine as you look back, since you started out as a tribe builder, the reason that you are, in my judgment, very high in the pinnacle of success is not just because of your own doing, it’s because of your tribe. Gina Carr: Oh, completely. There’s an old African saying: “If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” And so that is definitely a fundamental philosophy for me of tribe building. Because of all the people that are in my life, including you, including Terry Brock, including the amazing members of our Stark Raving Entrepreneurs community that I’ve had the honor to serve, I’m able to do more. I’m able to impact more people, I’m able to serve a lot more people, and that makes my heart sing. That makes me happy. And I just want to help people have better lives. Bill Lampton: It’s just not a solo way to success, is it? Gina Carr: Not at all. And with AI tools and the agentic AI tools that people these days are having full suites of executives that are working for them that are all artificial, they are all AI agents. This is something that’s going to happen more and more. People are going to be able to build bigger companies with fewer real employees—in real-life employees. But the ones that they have now, they don’t necessarily need to fire them or lay them off, they free them up from tasks they were doing that were filled with more drudgery, that were boring. The AI can do those tasks now, and so the human can do things that are more creative and things that are going to be better for bringing in more business. And so it’s a win-win for everybody. That’s part of why I’m so excited about it. Bill Lampton: That’s a wonderful point for you to emphasize because so many who hear about AI think it’s gloom and doom for their careers. It’s not. It’s an opening to new skills and to new opportunities. And when people take the training that you and Terry Brock and other experts offer, they can have a far more productive, lucrative, and service-oriented business. Time for one more question, Gina. You are a veteran professional speaker. I remember we were in the Georgia chapter of the National Speakers Association back in the late 1990s. So you have been an in-demand speaker, even internationally. In just a few sentences, what tips would you give to business leaders—what are the two or three keys to highly effective speaking? Gina Carr: Well, one is to be clear on how you want your audience to be transformed when you’re done. What is the position? They’re at Point A and they’ll be at Point B after they have heard you speak. So what is that? Be very clear on that. Another key skill is to engage the audience. And as we’ve been speaking here, I’ve been using my hands, I use head gestures, I use smiles, I use voices lower, voices higher. Those are engagement techniques that mostly I do naturally, but I do work on those. And they’re much more engaging than the speaker who sits here and just talks like this in a monotone, right? So variety! People want variety. Exactly. So those are some of the main skills. Connecting with the audience and then actually selling. If you’re going to be a professional speaker and you want to get paid to show up to speak, you have to be able to sell yourself as a professional speaker. It’s a joke in the business that you’re actually a salesperson who gets to get on stage every now and then and give a speech. Bill Lampton: Yes, it doesn’t just happen, does it? Gina Carr: It does not. Bill Lampton: Gina, this has been a highly informative, helpful, and interesting conversation. I refer to the Business Communication Show not as an interview but as a conversation with an expert, which I’ve been fortunate to host today. I know that there are those who would like your contact information. So please share that with us. Gina Carr: Well, easiest way to reach me is at ginacarr.com—G-I-N-A-C-A-R-R dot com. And then also, I’d love you to check out my community: starkravingentrepreneurs.com. That’s a great place to find us. And I do have a tool that is available for free. It’s called aitools4biz.com—AI tools the number four B-I-Z dot com. And that has some of my favorite AI tools that I’m using right now and that we have videos on there that help you know how to use those tools better. So that’s a free resource for your community that you can share with your folks. Bill Lampton: Hey, free is everybody’s favorite word, isn’t it? I think so. I am going to order that and I encourage our viewers and listeners to order that. I know it’s going to be highly resourceful. And now that Gina has given her contact information, I’m happy to give mine. First, my YouTube channel: Bill Lampton PhD is the way it’s listed. I have been producing educational videos on the area of communication since 2007—don’t look at any of those earlier ones, please. And in the last eight years, most of my videos are for the Business Communication Show. So you will, by going through and, by the way, while you’re on my YouTube channel, please subscribe there. And then my website—since my tagline is Biz Communication Guy—logically my website is bizcommunicationguy.com. And while you’re there, you can subscribe to the podcast if you haven’t done that already. I welcome phone calls with no obligation for an exploratory call to talk about your communication challenges and problems and how I can assist you with them. And then I want to give credit to the co-producer of this show, Mike Stewart. Mike is based in Nashville. His website is localinternetpresence.com. Mike Stewart and I met, Gina, at the Georgia chapter of the National Speakers Association in the first year that I was getting going. And Mike said to me, “Have you got a website?” And I said, “Yes.” He said, “Does it have sound on it?” And I said, “No.” And of course, then we started out in print but we needed to get to sound, and now we include video. So localinternetpresence.com, I certainly encourage you to check with my long-time associate and long-time mentor, Mike Stewart. Gina, this has again been so intriguing, so informative, and such a wonderful pleasure to host you. What nugget of a minute or a minute and a half would you like to leave with our viewers and listeners? Gina Carr: Well, I love Stephen Covey’s philosophy or one of his principles of: begin with the end in mind. And I think it’s important to think about—at your eulogy, what will people say about you? And so think about that as you are planning your life for today and for the next year and for as long as you are going to be on this planet. Life is hard—and not in a bad or a sad way. Life is hard; choose your hard. If you want to be an entrepreneur, it’s going to be hard. But being an employee is also hard, and doing nothing—sitting on the couch watching TV all day—is also hard in other ways. It’s going to be very hard for you in financial and health and mental health and all of those ways. So, I just want to encourage you: begin with the end in mind, choose your hard, recognize that it’s going to be hard. But which hard is going to make you happier right now? What are you willing to go through—whatever the pain is—for the gain that’s going to make you the happiest and fulfill your life? Bill Lampton: Reminds me of a great piece of advice I heard years ago: they call it W-O-R-K, not P-L-A-Y. And we do have to do the things that are difficult. We have to do the things that might be unpleasant. Learning AI is not something you’ll do in one afternoon, but it will bring dividends when you get into it—you’re amazed already at what can happen. So thank you, Gina, for being our wonderful guest today. I’ve looked forward to this opportunity and keep your calendar handy because I know we will call on you again for the Business Communication Show. And to those of you who have been with us today on the Business Communication Show, we invite you to be with us again next week for another business communication strategies and tips session. Thank you. I’m Bill Lampton, the Biz Communication Guy.

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Gina Carr is a serial entrepreneur helping speakers, coaches, thought-leaders, and business people expand their brand—and expand their health and energy. Gina increased her energy and reduced her weight when she discovered the plant-based diet—losing 60 pounds and feeling better than ever. She learned about the power of food and the connection to mental illness and shares her very personal journey with her family in this area. Gina lost her son to suicide. She opens up with very candid conversations about suicide and resources available. In this episode we will explore: · How to get and maintain energy through a plant-based lifestyle, intermittent fasting, exercise, and relationships. Science shows a plant-based lifestyle helps with mental illness. · The myths and questions surrounding the expense and time it takes to adapt a plant-based lifestyle. · How to “fit in” fitness, prioritize personal health, and maintain healthy relationships with a busy schedule. · Talking about Mental Health and how humor and pain can co-exist. · Gina shares about her son, Don Kyle, his struggle with mental health, their mom-son comedy performance, and the loss of his life to suicide. · Today Gina does a lot of work in the mental health arena and shares resources if you have lost someone to suicide or know and love someone who is struggling. To learn more about the plant-based diet, Gina recommends reading How Not to Die by Michael Greger One resource for mental health is: National Alliance on Mental Health, or NAMI https://nami.org/ Another source for US residents is: https://www.ehomegroup.com To reach Gina: www.ginacarr.com   This show was originally part of Guest Season 5 and first aired on 11-8-22. For more information or to reach out to us go to www.bettynorlin.com, or our website, www.behealthyinahurry.com, where all our episodes are stored. You can search for any topic or subject. We thank you for your years and support and will be providing a survey soon on our website to determine our next steps after the “Best of Show” season.    

Welcome to another inspiring episode of the Legal Nurse Podcast, where we delve into the world of business building for Legal Nurse Consultants (LNCs). In this session, special guest Gina Carr—a Harvard MBA, Georgia Tech engineer, and expert in internet marketing and business coaching—joins us to explore the power of video for LNCs aiming to stand out and grow their practices. This is a session from our LNC Success online conference. I encourage you to watch this on our YouTube channel, Legal Nurse Business. Gina shares her personal journey and practical tips, encouraging legal nurse consultants to use the visual and emotional impact of educational videos to connect with attorney clients and establish vital know-like-trust relationships. Throughout the episode, Gina breaks down the essentials of creating compelling video content, from the types of videos every LNC needs on their website, to leveraging testimonials, FAQs, and timely news stories for greater reach. She offers strategies to overcome nerves and develop on-camera confidence, emphasizing simple tools and effective techniques—like using external microphones and strategic lighting—to dramatically enhance video quality. Gina's approach is rooted in practical, actionable guidance, making it accessible for beginners and seasoned LNCs alike who want their expertise to shine on screen. Listeners will also hear real-world insights from breakout discussions, including creative tips for recording videos on the go and overcoming common fears about video marketing. If you've ever wondered how to differentiate your LNC business, reach more attorneys, or simply feel more comfortable in front of the camera, this episode is packed with guidance and encouragement to help you take the next step. Get ready to change how you present your expertise and accelerate your business growth through the dynamic world of video. What you'll learn in this episode on Essential Video Techniques and Tools: Join us to discover the answers to these questions: Why is video such a powerful tool for legal nurse consultants to build credibility and connect with attorney clients? What are the most important types of videos that legal nurse consultants should create to enhance their business and marketing efforts? How can you overcome common fears and technical challenges related to starting and creating videos for your business? What basic equipment and setup recommendations—like lighting, microphones, and camera positioning—are needed to create professional and compelling videos? How can legal nurse consultants effectively use video on websites, LinkedIn, email, and other platforms to stand out from competitors and attract attorney clients? Listen to our podcasts or watch them using our app, Expert.edu, available at legalnursebusiness.com/expertedu. Get the free transcripts and also learn about other ways to subscribe. Go to Legal Nurse Podcasts subscribe options by using this short link: http://LNC.tips/subscribepodcast. Grow Your LNC Business 12th LNC SUCCESS® ONLINE CONFERENCE November 13, 14 & 15, 2025 Gain Specialized Skills That Attorneys Value Learn advanced techniques in deposition analysis, case screening, and report writing to provide high-impact services that attorneys need and trust. Stay Competitive with Cutting-Edge Strategies Discover how AI tools, LinkedIn marketing, and expert insights can help you streamline your workflow, attract more clients, and position yourself as a top-tier LNC. Build Meaningful Connections with Experts & Peers Network with experienced LNCs, attorneys, and industry leaders who can provide guidance, referrals, and opportunities to grow your legal nurse consulting business. Register now- Limited spots available Your Presenters for Essential Video Techniques and Tools Gina Carr Gina Carr is an Entrepreneur, Speaker and Marketing Consultant who works with C...

Are you tired of unpredictable income in your business? Gina Carr, a serial entrepreneur, has the solution. With an MBA from Harvard and an engineering degree from Georgia Tech, this marketing maven is the expert in leveraging artificial intelligence to create stable, recurring revenue streams. Terry Brock works with his clients around the world to help them build their business. He does this by helping them with Relationship Marketing, using AI and other tools. He has been a professional speaker for over 41 years. He has earned the prestigious Certified Speaking Professional designation. He has also been inducted into the Speaker Hall of Fame (only five per year) which includes people like Brian Tracy, Ronald Reagan, Bob Burg, Randy Gage, and Jim Rohn. Terry has also received the National Speakers Association's highest award with only one per year, The Cavett. Together, they are Stark Raving Entrepreneurs and they make tech solutions doable and fun. Gina and Terry have two free gifts for our audience. Click here for AI Tools for Business Building and here for their AI training.

The Merits of a Vegan Diet with Gina Carr Gina Carr, MBA, is founder and CEO of Stark-Raving Entrepreneurs. She is a global speaker, helping companies to keep up with modern technology. She has been a vegan for nine years and is passionate about the ethical and health implications of veganism. Her website is https://ginacarr.com/ … Continue reading "The Merits of a Vegan Diet with Gina Carr"

We are back with our next expert guest Gina Carr on the topic of AI in business. Gina is a serial entrepreneur, as well as an AI and marketing expert. As the CEO of Stark Raving Entrepreneurs, she works with business leaders to leverage AI-powered marketing for more impact, influence, and income. Gina has an MBA from the Harvard Business School. Gina has created several businesses, including an award-winning real estate company and a chain of community magazines. She is the CEO of TEDxDupreePark. A native Atlantan, Gina now lives in Orlando with her fiancé, Terry Brock. Gina is a passionate. advocate for animals, freedom, and plant-based living!

In this episode, Debby and Greg are digging into the evolving landscape of networking post-pandemic. Remember the days when we wondered if virtual events would ever truly replace face-to-face interactions? Join us as they discuss the shifts they've seen since the COVID era began. From changes in participation rates to the surprising success stories, they explore the pluses and minuses that have emerged. Tune in to learn how technology has both bridged and expanded geographical boundaries, transforming how we connect, share, and engage with fellow networkers worldwide. We'll also share insights into the art of crafting meaningful connections in a world that's still adapting to the new normal. Don't miss this insightful conversation on the past, present, and future of networking in our ever-evolving digital age. Mentioned: - Kristin Meyer, Executive Director at Maumee Chamber Of Commerce, https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristin-meyer-9125a2164/ - Dan Rogers, Senior Project Director, Convergent Nonprofit Solutions, https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-rogers-1a41747/- Terry Brock, Hall of Fame Speaker, https://www.linkedin.com/in/marketerterrybrock/- Gina Carr, MBA, Fractional CMO, https://www.linkedin.com/in/ginacarr/ Groups Mentioned: - Stark Raving Entrepreneurs, http://www.starkravingentrepreneurs.com/- PINKK, https://pinkknow.com/ Comments: https://www.facebook.com/TheReluctantNetworker/ https://www.facebook.com/connextnation/ More Information: If you'd like more information about our virtual training programs, go to: https://www.connextnation.com/mini-course/ "Porch Swing Days - faster" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/3rdgennetworking/message

Branding and influencing building tips for authors should be in the top five must-dos for author success. Host Dr. Judith Briles and the AuthorU-Your Guide to Book Publishing podcast have Gina Carr with them for this episode that sets the stage to roll out an effective branding and influence-building strategy. Your takeaways include: -AI tips .. discover AITools4Biz.com . -Tips for outline articles and blogs plus creating a call to action. -How to build your podcast guesting requests. -The best way to use LinkedIn's newsletter tool. -How to create credibility from the get-go. -Remember WHO you are serving with your words and advice. -Remember that YOU are a problem solver. Of course, there is much more ... It's 57 minutes of success waiting for you through the AuthorU-Your Guide to Book Publishing podcast.

Branding and influencing building tips for authors should be in the top five must-dos for author success. Host Dr. Judith Briles and the AuthorU-Your Guide to Book Publishing podcast have Gina Carr with them for this episode that sets the stage to roll out an effective branding and influence-building strategy. Your takeaways include: -AI tips .. discover AITools4Biz.com . -Tips for outline articles and blogs plus creating a call to action. -How to build your podcast guesting requests. -The best way to use LinkedIn's newsletter tool. -How to create credibility from the get-go. -Remember WHO you are serving with your words and advice. -Remember that YOU are a problem solver. Of course, there is much more ... It's 57 minutes of success waiting for you through the AuthorU-Your Guide to Book Publishing podcast.

As the CEO of Stark Raving Entrepreneurs, Gina Carr works with business leaders to leverage digital marketing for more impact, influence, and income. Gina has an MBA from the Harvard Business School and an engineering degree from Georgia Tech. Known as “The Tribe Builder,” Gina helps passionate people build powerful tribes of raving fans.  A serial entrepreneur, Gina has created several businesses. She is the past CEO of TEDxDupreePark. A native Atlantan, Gina now lives in Orlando with her fiancé, Terry Brock. Gina is a passionate advocate for animals, freedom, and plant-based living! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's guest is a marketing maven leveraging technology to create stable, recurring revenue streams. She's an accomplished serial entrepreneur with six- and seven-figure businesses. She co-founded Video Rock Starz and the Stark Raving Entrepreneurs, helping thought leaders monetize their messages. She co-authored the McGraw-Hill book, “Klout Matters: How to Engage Your Audience, Boost Your Digital Influence, and Raise Your Klout Score (2013)” and has contributed numerous articles to Speaker Magazine, The TowneLaker Magazine, and other publications on the topics of marketing, technology, and influence.  She is a long-time member of the National Speakers Association (NSA), the CEO of TEDxDupreePark, and the creator and host of TEDxDupreeParkTV. She's also been named a Top Marketing Thought Leader over 50 by Brand Quarterly and as a Who's Who Among Women in eCommerce by WE Magazine. Please join me in welcoming Gina Carr.   In this episode we discuss: her thoughts on leadership: “Leadership is painting a picture of the future and inviting people to go with you.” Becoming a leader back in fourth grade and seeing the faith people had in her to represent them well. The things she learned while participating in 4-H. How she made her way to Harvard Business School via Georgia Tech. How she was introduced to entrepreneurship and business ownership while working at a consulting firm. How she started a note taking service while in college. Her experience working at Cushman an Wakefield after leaving school and then buying a Century 21 franchise. When she decided that she no longer had the desire to work for other people. How she created a Real Estate magazine to advertise their listings and ended up franchising that concept to other companies. How she turned her desire to connect her community helped her grow her network and her business. How she grew her speaking business. What's on the horizon for she with all of the new technology coming out like ChatGPT and Web-3. How her free workshops help her nurture and sustain her network. What she's looking forward to in the year ahead.   Links Gina Carr on LinkedIn and Twitter. www.ginacarr.com  www.aitools4biz.com   www.starkravingentrepreneurs.com    Books mentioned in this episode: “Klout Matters: How to Engage Customers, Boost Your Digital Influence--and Raise Your Klout Score for Success” by Gina Carr & Terry L. Brock    Other Resources Listen to my episode with Terry Brock. Listen to my episode with Seth Godin.   Subscribing (or following) and leaving a rating and review wherever you are listening helps this podcast be discovered.       

Terry Brock - ChatGPT, AI and your business!Have you heard of ChatGPT? It seems to be all over the place these days in the news and in discussions online and off. It's next-level AI (Artificial Intelligence) is even making Google play catch-up. I wanted to know more, so I invited my friend, and tech guru, Terry Brock to join me to fill us all in on what it is, where to find it, how to use it for our businesses… and the potential downsides to be aware of.Listen to this new episode to get your intro to, or more advanced knowledge of ChatGPT and other AI tools.Terry Brock is a communicator who solves Problems. He is a professional speaker who has worked with clients around the world, solving problems with technology and communication.Stark Raving Entrepreneurs is an organization devoted to helping entrepreneurs serve their customers and to create abundance.  It is an organization created by Terry Brock and Gina Carr to help entrepreneurs with technology and building relationships that contribute to the overall success of their companies.Stark Raving Entrepreneurs - Practicing "Live and Let Live"Discover the benefits of living life your way with the freedom of being an Entrepreneur. We embrace the "Live and Let Live" style of life with freedom and liberty. Discover tech tips, marketing ideas, Bitcoin (BTC), Blockchain, and Cryptocurrencies and more. This one will make you smile! https://youtube.com/c/StarkRavingEntrepreneurs?sub_confirmation=1Catch great business-building ideas on our Stark Raving Entrepreneurs Podcast https://bit.ly/sre_podcastYouTube - http://www.YouTube.com/StarkRavingEntrepreneurs  (WAY cool YouTube videos on "Live and Let Live" for Entrepreneurs)Linkedin - http://www.linkedin.com/in/marketerterrybrockFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/MarketerTerryBrock/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/terrybrockInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/terrybrockofficial/If you have any questions about anything in this, or any of my podcasts, or have a suggestion for a topic or guest, please reach out directly to me at Alan@WeddingBusinessSolutions.com or visit my website Podcast.AlanBerg.comPlease be sure to subscribe to this podcast and leave a review (thanks, it really does make a difference). If you want to get notifications of new episodes and upcoming workshops and webinars, you can sign up at www.ConnectWithAlanBerg.com   If you'd like to attend an upcoming Master Class or arrange your own Mastermind Day with Alan, visit www.MastermindDay.comMonday, June 26, 2023 – Schaumburg, IL – Conversion Workshop (before the Marquee Show starts)Tuesday, September 19, London, UK – Conversion Workshop @ PBX (right after the conference ends)

Many entrepreneurs today are finding out about the wonderful benefits of having a membership program where you can offer your services and training for others who want to embrace that. If you have a membership program, or you're contemplating having a membership program, this is an episode you definitely want to catch. In this is episode I'm joined by my partner and fiance, Gina Carr. Together we have Stark Raving Entrepreneurs, a membership program that is committed to helping entrepreneurs grow their business all while living the live-and-let-live philosophy. Listen to the benefits that we are offering and think about how you could do similar kinds of offerings for your own membership program. This could be the key that helps you to achieve the success that you want. Watch this episode as a video Listen to this and other episodes on our audio podcast Come visit us at: StarkRavingEvent.com StarkRavingEntrepreneurs.com   

Gina Carr is a serial entrepreneur helping speakers, coaches, thought-leaders, and business people expand their brand—and expand their health and energy. Gina increased her energy and reduced her weight when she discovered the plant-based diet—losing 60 pounds and feeling better than ever. She learned about the power of food and the connection to mental illness and shares her very personal journey with her family in this area. Gina lost her son to suicide. She opens up with very candid conversations about suicide and resources available. In this episode we will explore:  How to get and maintain energy through a plant-based lifestyle, intermittent fasting, exercise, and relationships. Science shows a plant-based lifestyle helps with mental illness.  The myths and questions surrounding the expense and time it takes to adapt a plant-based lifestyle.  How to “fit in” fitness, prioritize personal health, and maintain healthy relationships with a busy schedule.  Talking about Mental Health and how humor and pain can co-exist.  Gina shares about her son, Don Kyle, his struggle with mental health, their mom-son comedy performance, and the loss of his life to suicide.  Today Gina does a lot of work in the mental health arena and shares resources if you have lost someone to suicide or know and love someone who is struggling. To learn more about the plant-based diet, Gina recommends reading How Not to Die by Michael Greger One resource for mental health is: National Alliance on Mental Health, or NAMI https://nami.org/ Another source for US residents is: https://www.ehomegroup.com To reach Gina: www.ginacarr.com

You are going to love this!  In this episode I had the honor and privilege to interview Gina Carr on Stark Raving Entrepreneurs. Yes, Gina is my partner and fiancee and together we're helping people around the world in Stark Raving Entrepreneurs.  Join us on this episode as you hear the wisdom and brilliance (yes, I am a bit biased!

How to Launch a NFT for Your Community In this episode of NFTruths, Mint-ECell was invited to speak at a Build Business Challenge, virtual conference with Terry Brock & Gina Carr. In this event, she covered various topics around women in Web3, the future of crypto, smart contracts & the utility of NFTs. This clip focuses on how to launch a NFT for your community Full show notes: TheNiFTyChicks.io/121 Please click that subscribe button & hit the bell to be notified when a new episode is available.  SUBSCRIBE, RATE, & REVIEW: Podcasts: https://theniftychicks.io/itunesSpotify: https://theniftychicks.io/spotifyGoogle: https://theniftychicks.io/GooglePlayYouTube: https://theniftychicks.io/YouTube FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Website: https://theniftychicks.ioTwitter: @TheNiftyChicks https://twitter.com/TheNiftyChicksTwitter: @TheJeNFT https://twitter.com/TheJeNFTTwitter: @ErinCell https://twitter.com/erincellInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theniftychicks/Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/TheNiFTyChicks/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-nifty-chicks DISCLAIMER: Neither the hosts nor the guests are acting in the capacity of financial advisors. We are sharing our journey with you as we learn more about this crazy little phenomenon called NFTs. This is NOT financial advice and we make NO RECOMMENDATIONS. We only share with you what we are learning and what we are considering investing in. You must do your own research. Just know that we will always strive for radical transparency with any show associations. We only share with you what we are learning and what we are considering investing in. You must research any financial investment on your own! Just know that we will always strive for RADICAL TRANSPARENCY with any show associations. Happy Minting!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Smart Contracts, Creator Coins & Utility of NFTs In this episode of NFTruths, Mint-ECell was invited to speak at a Build Business Challenge, virtual conference with Terry Brock & Gina Carr. In this event, she covered various topics around women in Web3, the future of crypto, smart contracts & the utility of NFTs. This clip focuses on the Smart Contracts, Creator Coins & Utility of NFTs. Full show notes: TheNiFTyChicks.io/118 Please click that subscribe button & hit the bell to be notified when a new episode is available.  SUBSCRIBE, RATE, & REVIEW: Podcasts: https://theniftychicks.io/itunesSpotify: https://theniftychicks.io/spotifyGoogle: https://theniftychicks.io/GooglePlayYouTube: https://theniftychicks.io/YouTube FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Website: https://theniftychicks.ioTwitter: @TheNiftyChicks https://twitter.com/TheNiftyChicksTwitter: @TheJeNFT https://twitter.com/TheJeNFTTwitter: @ErinCell https://twitter.com/erincellInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theniftychicks/Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/TheNiFTyChicks/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-nifty-chicks DISCLAIMER: Neither the hosts nor the guests are acting in the capacity of financial advisors. We are sharing our journey with you as we learn more about this crazy little phenomenon called NFTs. This is NOT financial advice and we make NO RECOMMENDATIONS. We only share with you what we are learning and what we are considering investing in. You must do your own research. Just know that we will always strive for radical transparency with any show associations. We only share with you what we are learning and what we are considering investing in. You must research any financial investment on your own! Just know that we will always strive for RADICAL TRANSPARENCY with any show associations. Happy Minting!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Future of Web3 In this episode of NFTruths, Mint-ECell was invited to speak at a Build Business Challenge, virtual conference with Terry Brock & Gina Carr. In this event, she covered various topics around women in Web3, the future of crypto, smart contracts & the utility of NFTs. This clip focuses on the future of Web3.  Full show notes: TheNiFTyChicks.io/115 Please click that subscribe button & hit the bell to be notified when a new episode is available.  SUBSCRIBE, RATE, & REVIEW: Podcasts: https://theniftychicks.io/itunesSpotify: https://theniftychicks.io/spotifyGoogle: https://theniftychicks.io/GooglePlayYouTube: https://theniftychicks.io/YouTube FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Website: https://theniftychicks.ioTwitter: @TheNiftyChicks https://twitter.com/TheNiftyChicksTwitter: @TheJeNFT https://twitter.com/TheJeNFTTwitter: @ErinCell https://twitter.com/erincellInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theniftychicks/Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/TheNiFTyChicks/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-nifty-chicks DISCLAIMER: Neither the hosts nor the guests are acting in the capacity of financial advisors. We are sharing our journey with you as we learn more about this crazy little phenomenon called NFTs. This is NOT financial advice and we make NO RECOMMENDATIONS. We only share with you what we are learning and what we are considering investing in. You must do your own research. Just know that we will always strive for radical transparency with any show associations. We only share with you what we are learning and what we are considering investing in. You must research any financial investment on your own! Just know that we will always strive for RADICAL TRANSPARENCY with any show associations. Happy Minting!    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Utility of NFTs & Web3 In this episode of NFTruths, Mint-ECell was invited to speak at a Build Business Challenge, virtual conference with Terry Brock & Gina Carr. In this event, she covered various topics around women in Web3, the future of crypto, smart contracts & the utility of NFTs. This clip focuses on the utility of NFTs & Web3.  Full show notes: TheNiFTyChicks.io/112 Please click that subscribe button & hit the bell to be notified when a new episode is available.  SUBSCRIBE, RATE, & REVIEW: Podcasts: https://theniftychicks.io/itunesSpotify: https://theniftychicks.io/spotifyGoogle: https://theniftychicks.io/GooglePlayYouTube: https://theniftychicks.io/YouTube FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Website: https://theniftychicks.ioTwitter: @TheNiftyChicks https://twitter.com/TheNiftyChicksTwitter: @TheJeNFT https://twitter.com/TheJeNFTTwitter: @ErinCell https://twitter.com/erincellInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/theniftychicks/Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/TheNiFTyChicks/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-nifty-chicks DISCLAIMER: Neither the hosts nor the guests are acting in the capacity of financial advisors. We are sharing our journey with you as we learn more about this crazy little phenomenon called NFTs. This is NOT financial advice and we make NO RECOMMENDATIONS. We only share with you what we are learning and what we are considering investing in. You must do your own research. Just know that we will always strive for radical transparency with any show associations. We only share with you what we are learning and what we are considering investing in. You must research any financial investment on your own! Just know that we will always strive for RADICAL TRANSPARENCY with any show associations. Happy Minting!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There is a common mindset that can tear your Entrepreneurial venture to shreds.  You don't want that! Instead you want to embrace to execute on a mindset that can help you acheive your goals in life and in business. In this episode of Stark Raving Entrepreurs  you get to discover what that secret is backed by sound science and historical references that work. Join me for this as we help you grow your own business as a Stark Raving Entrepreneur.  To find out more about this visit us on our YouTube channel, http://www.YouTube.com/StarkRavingEntrepreneurs We look forward to connecitng with you.  Terry Brock and Gina Carr  

You've heard about Web3. You've heard about NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens). Sometimes they can be difficult to understand.  In this episode Brian Fanzo spills the beans on what Entrepreneurs need to know. More importantly, he explains how he has purchased NFTs every day and plans to continue up to 365 days.  If you're wondering about what all of this means you are in the right place. On this episode you get a front row seat on a recent 5-day Challenge that Gina Carr and I did for our Stark Raving Entrepreneurs group. You'll get answers in plain English that you will love.  To find out more about Brian visit his website - https://brianfanzo.com/.   Get more great tips about being a Liberty-Loving Entrepreneur and get the insights your competitors aren't getting subscribe now (don't wait for "later")  So, what do we mean by "Stark Raving Entrepreneurs?" This is a lifestyle embracing "Live and Let Live." It is for Entrepreneurs who love their freedom and liberty. Do whatever you want, but don't hurt others and don't take their stuff.  It's really that simple.  If you like the idea of living a voluntary life, not initiating force or coercion, and living life peacefully, abundantly, and making a lot of money, this is the place for you!  We look forward to hearing from you and getting your opinions and thoughts. Drop me a note at Terry@TerryBrock.com. Thank you for joining us today.   

In this episode of the "Making Waves at C-Level" podcast, we discuss working with your spouse or significant other. In this entrepreneur focused world, many people start businesses with people together. But what happens when that person is the love of your life? Terry Brock and Gina Carr sit down with Thom Singer to talk about how they manage business and life. About Gina Carr Gina Carr works with business leaders to leverage Web3 technologies for more impact, influence, and income. Web3 tech includes blockchains, the Metaverse (virtual reality), cryptocurrencies, NFTs, artificial intelligence, and other powerful tools.  Gina is on a mission to help business leaders use these tools to grow their businesses in a way that significantly benefits all stakeholders. Known as “The Tribe Builder,” Gina helps passionate people build powerful tribes of raving fans. A serial entrepreneur, Gina has created several businesses including Video Rock Starz, an award-winning real estate company, and a chain of community magazines. Gina is an MBA graduate of the Harvard Business School and an industrial and systems engineering graduate of the Georgia Institute of Technology. Gina was the CEO of TEDxDupreePark.  A native Atlantan, she now lives in Orlando with her fiance, Terry Brock. Gina is a passionate advocate for animals, freedom, and plant-based living! About Terry Brock Today, more than ever, you need to know about what is happening with technology and business and how to benefit from the changes. Terry Brock is ideally suited to help you understand what is happening and how to take advantage of the opportunities. He is a professional speaker who works with clients showing them how to use tech to get the results they want. He's a member of the Speaker Hall of Fame, has earned the Certified Speaking Professional designation, and has received the highest award available from the National Speakers Association, the Cavett. He recently was asked by Ace Hardware to be their Chief Retail Advisor training their retailers around the world in video. His clients include sole proprietors to Fortune 10 companies. Most recently he is regularly asked to speak about Bitcoin, Web3, and Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). https://thomsinger.com/podcast/working-with-spouse Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Web3 has a lot in store for Content Creators. The possibilities are enormous when you look at all that can be done. Web3 helps content Creators use tools like Virtual Reality, and NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens).  Discover what you can do with your content as Terry Brock interviews Gina Carr about this development called Web3 for Content Creators. If you create content, this is a tool to help you be a better creator.   Get more great tips about being a Liberty-Loving Entrepreneur and get the insights your competitors aren't getting subscribe now (don't wait for "later")  :  https://youtube.com/channel/UCbXsmmEY4aPH8le8Cp_RfoA?sub_confirmation=1 What do we mean by Agorapreneur?  Well, it's a word we made up to blend Entrepreneurs (hence the "preneurs" part of it with the Agora lifestyle. This is a lifestyle embracing "Live and Let Live." Do whatever you want, but don't hurt others and don't take their stuff.  It's really that simple.  We're a channel devoted to those with an entrepreneurial spirit who believe in freedom and liberty. If you like the idea of living a voluntary life, not initiating force or coercion, and living life peacefully, abundantly, and making a lot of money, this is the place for you!  I look forward to hearing from you and getting your opinions and thoughts. Drop me a note at Terry@TerryBrock.com. Thank you for joining me today.   

Web 3 is creating enormous Opps For Entrepreneurs. But it can be very confusing. There are a lot of options but smart Entrepreneurs are seizing the Opps now and making serious gains.  Web 3 is different from Web 1 and Web 2 in that it is more decentralized and not subject to control by the big tech media companies.  In this episode I talk with Gina Carr, my fiance and business partner. She shares tips on Web 3 that she recently shared with her Harvard Business School class reunion. They loved it and so I wanted to share those same exciting insights with you.  This video is the result of that and you get to benefit!  To see the full video interview: https://youtu.be/pylFcKHNvBw  Get more great tips about being a Liberty-Loving Entrepreneur and get the insights your competitors aren't getting subscribe now (don't wait for "later")  :  https://youtube.com/channel/UCbXsmmEY4aPH8le8Cp_RfoA?sub_confirmation=1 What do we mean by Agorapreneur?  Well, it's a word we made up to blend Entrepreneurs (hence the "preneurs" part of it with the Agora lifestyle. This is a lifestyle embracing "Live and Let Live." Do whatever you want, but don't hurt others and don't take their stuff.  It's really that simple.  We're a channel devoted to those with an entrepreneurial spirit who believe in freedom and liberty. If you like the idea of living a voluntary life, not initiating force or coercion, and living life peacefully, abundantly, and making a lot of money, this is the place for you!  I look forward to hearing from you and getting your opinions and thoughts. Drop me a note at Terry@TerryBrock.com. Thank you for joining me today.   

Terry Brock, recipient of the “The Cavett Award” is a professional speaker as well as a Marketing and Communications Advisor to Entrepreneurs and Enterprises around the world. He loves being healthy and works to stay that way through his exercise, vegan lifestyle, and more. He has a rich background in technology and marketing. Currently he has been active in the Bitcoin (BTC), Blockchain, and Cryptocurrencies space helping individuals and businesses take advantage of the opportunities there. He and his partner, Gina Carr, are now working with Entrepreneurs who want to work on NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) to build communities. In this session we will explore:  Discover the secrets to healthy eating and living for today's Entrepreneurs  Learn what Agorapreneurs is and how it relates to Healthy Living  Find out what L3 - mindset and way of living - that Terry uses  What trends in technology that are most prominent today  Discover how NFTs can help keep communities safe and healthy  Terry's input for healthy living both physically and mentally For more information go to: www.TerryBrock.com or www.YouTube.com/Agorapreneurs

Discover what the Agorapreneurs idea and lifestyle is all about on this with your hosts Terry Brock and Gina Carr. Live and Let Live is the idea, living life peacefully. In this episode Terry talks with Gina about what the heck being an "Agorapreneur" means (a word the two of them made up). You will be delighted to learn about what this means and how you, as an Entrepreneur, can benefit from it.  For more information contact Terry at his website, TerryBrock.com and contact Gina at her website, GinaCarr.com  Thank you for joining us and we look forward to hearing from you.       

Agorapreneurs - Living life peacefully, voluntarily, and creating abundance for yourself and others I've always believed in freedom and liberty and living life to the fullest. I came up with the idea through my partner Gina Carr and I discussing about a new venture that we would take. Married venture is creating abundance for ourselves and for others. We came up with the idea of Agorapreneur, creating our own new word, to describe what this meant. In this episode of Agorpreneurs podcast I go more in-depth in describing what it is and how you can live that lifestyle.  It is about being an Entrepreneur (yes, I like the capitalize that wonderful word!) and living life voluntarily exchanging with others, living peacefully, and never initiating force or coercion.  Enjoy this episode and if you like it please subscribe. We'd love to have you on board with us,  Join us on our YouTube channel for even more fun and learning to be a better Entrepreneur who believes in freedom and liberty.  http://bit.ly/libertylover I look forward to hearing from you. Terry TerryBrock.com +1-407-363-0505 (office landline) Terry@TerryBrock.com

This episode is taken from Prosperity TV. This week's special edition of ProsperityTV gathers success tips from my circle of friends. Watch bits from Gina Carr, Bob Burg, Patrick Stinus, Dr Joachim de Posada, Lisa Jimenez, M.Ed., and Terry Brock. Enjoy.

This episode is taken from Prosperity TV. This week's special edition of ProsperityTV gathers success tips from my circle of friends. Watch bits from Gina Carr, Bob Burg, Patrick Stinus, Dr Joachim de Posada, Lisa Jimenez, M.Ed., and Terry Brock. Enjoy.

Gina works with business owners to create more engaging videos and talks about why she got into that business. She speaks to the types of videos she creates, and the 7 mistakes more talking head video creators make. She discusses who needs these videos and the how It helps increase sales and keeps them from looking bad online.Gift: free 30 minute marketing strategy sessionW: http://videorockstarz.com/T: https://twitter.com/ginacarrF: https://www.facebook.com/GinaCarrFanPage/

Gina Carr is an Entrepreneur, Speaker and Marketing Consultant who works with CEOs and Thought Leaders to leverage social media marketing for publicity, profits and success.

Gina Carr is an Entrepreneur, Speaker and Marketing Consultant who works with CEOs and Thought Leaders to leverage social media marketing for publicity, profits and success.

Gina Carr is an Entrepreneur, Speaker and Marketing Consultant who works with CEOs and Thought Leaders to leverage social media marketing for publicity, profits and success.

In the second part of my conversation with Gina Carr, she continues her story of returning from Mozambique and beginning to put down roots in a new town. She explains how, due to caring for an ailing parent, she lacked the capacity to look for friends but how the Lord provided the community they needed. […]

In the second part of my conversation with Gina Carr, she continues her story of returning from Mozambique and beginning to put down roots in a new town. She explains how, due to caring for an ailing parent, she lacked the capacity to look for friends but how the Lord provided the community they needed. […]

We all experience seasons in our faith journeys that don't turn out the way we envisioned. My guest, Gina Carr, understands this better than many. Over the course of two episodes, she shares the story of how her life has taken unexpected twists and turns through seasons of intensity and what the Lord has taught […]

We all experience seasons in our faith journeys that don't turn out the way we envisioned. My guest, Gina Carr, understands this better than many. Over the course of two episodes, she shares the story of how her life has taken unexpected twists and turns through seasons of intensity and what the Lord has taught […]

In the fifth week of the show, we caught up with G2 trio Yoni Solomon, Aubyn Casady and Gina Carr who took home our coveted Product Marketing Team of the Year award in San Francisco. During the show, we dig into their dynamic, each's path into product marketing, their hectic release schedule, what exactly it is that makes their team work so well, and a whole load more. --- "At G2, we have this implicit trust from leadership and so there's way less red tape and fewer places we might get stuck in the queue. We don't have executives reviewing our messaging, they trust us and they know that they hired us because we're experienced product marketers."

Gina Carr w: the healthyhappyhour.com Skype: gina.carr T: ginacarr FB: ginacarr e: ginadcarr@gmail.comGina is on a mission to help millions of people lived healthier, happier lives. She talks about how she lost more than 50 pounds and how she has kept it off. She talks about what a healthy, plant based eater eats during the day and the role exercise plays in losing weight and keeping it off. She talks about the benefits of eating this way and how to get enough protein.

Welcome to this episode of the Real Fast Results podcast!  Gina Carr is with us today.  Gina has a masters degree in business administration.  It’s a Harvard MBA.  She is known as “The Tribe Builder”.  That’s why she’s on the show.  It’s one of the goals of this podcast to encourage you to always be building your own tribe.  You need to have your own raving fan base.  Gina is a great resource to turn to for this.  She knows precisely how to do it, and as a matter of fact, she’s been helping passionate people do so for a long time now. Gina is also an expert in marketing.  She works with organizations and uses online reputation management, Wikipedia marketing, and event marketing to boost the bottom line of businesses and individuals that she works with.  She is also the co-author of a great book, titled Klout Matters: How to Engage Customers, Boost Your Digital Influence – and Raise Your Klout Score for Success.  Klout, for those of you who don’t know, is basically a social media scoring site.  Gina, welcome to the show… Promise: How to Qualify for a Wikipedia Page Thank you.  I’m honored to be here.  Our big, bold promise today is that if you get a Wikipedia page, it’s going to greatly enhance your reputation and your credibility, as perceived by others.  So, it’s going to make you look good, and it gives you more credibility in the world.  Definitely, more “street cred”. Download the Complete PDF Show Notes Free for this Episode We’re going to talk about how to qualify to get one of these pages.  It’s the kind of thing that not everyone can have.  [bctt tweet="It takes some serious qualifications to be able to get a Wikipedia page, and most people don’t qualify." via="no"]That’s why getting a Wikipedia page is so prestigious. Most people know that most people don’t qualify to get a Wikipedia page.  So, when someone is doing a search for you, your organization, your product, your service, your book, they are going to see it.  Usually, it’s one of the top items in search results. People see that you have a Wikipedia page, and it’s like, “Oh!”  It just adds a real layer of credibility.  I’m sure each of the members of this audience have experienced this when they were looking for someone or something and find that there’s a Wikipedia page.  It causes a person’s perception of something to go up another notch. Download the Complete PDF Show Notes Free for this Episode Learn The benefits of having a Wikipedia page How having a Wikipedia page can open doors for you How to qualify for a Wikipedia page You need to have extensive, substantive press How your career effects your qualification Focus on getting press Being quoted as an expert Getting recognition at a local level Klout score Download the Complete PDF Show Notes Free for this Episode Connecting with Gina You can, of course, connect with me through RealFastResults.com/wiki, but I also have a website.  It’s GinaCarr.com.  It has a “Contact Me” tab, and all of my social links are there.  My main social “Bat Channel” is Facebook.  So if you want to contact me directly, you can get in touch with me through the website and/or through Facebook. Resources RealFastResults.com/wiki Klout Matters: How to Engage Customers, Boost Your Digital Influence – and Raise Your Klout Score for Success Steve Alten Real Fast Results Community If you are diggin’ on this stuff and really love what we’re doing here at Real Fast Results, would you please do me a favor? Head on over to iTunes, and make sure that you subscribe to this show, download it, and rate & review it. That would be an awesome thing. Of course, we also want to know your results. Please share those results with us at http://www.realfastresults.com/results. As always, go make results happen!

Because of online reviews, perfect strangers are persuading your potential new customers to either contact you - or not - about doing business with you. In short, these reviews are killing some businesses and helping others. Which is true for your business? In this episode, online review expert, Gina Carr, explains how getting good at getting good reviews is easier than you think.

Because of online reviews, perfect strangers are persuading your potential new customers to either contact you - or not - about doing business with you. In short, these reviews are killing some businesses and helping others. Which is true for your business? In this episode, online review expert, Gina Carr, explains how getting good at getting good reviews is easier than you think.

Speaking Virtually: Using Technology to Share Your Message with the World! – Gina Carr (11:39) Part Two WebinarJam Studio: screen sharing, 10 people can join you on screen This is a more private platform Automatically captures participants’ email addresses

Speaking Virtually: Using Technology to Share Your Message with the World! – Gina Carr (16:34) Part One Host DTM Beth Ramsay interviews tribe builder, social media guru, and author of “Klout Matters,” Gina Carr. Old African proverb: If you want … Continue reading →

Entrepreneur, Speaker and Marketing Consultant who works with CEOs and Thought Leaders to leverage social media marketing for publicity, profits and success. Combining her street-smarts learned as a publisher and small business owner with her book-smarts learned at the Harvard Business School (MBA 1990) and Georgia Tech (BIE 1984), Gina helps business owners turn great ideas into profitable money-making machines. She offers one-on-one consulting, group coaching and customized products and services. Known around the world as The Tribe Builder, Gina helps passionate people build powerful tribes of raving fans for their business or non-profit. Listen to her podcast here with Thomas Murrell.

Entrepreneur, Speaker and Marketing Consultant who works with CEOs and Thought Leaders to leverage social media marketing for publicity, profits and success. Combining her street-smarts learned as a publisher and small business owner with her book-smarts learned at the Harvard Business School (MBA 1990) and Georgia Tech (BIE 1984), Gina helps business owners turn great ideas into profitable money-making machines. She offers one-on-one consulting, group coaching and customized products and services. Known around the world as The Tribe Builder, Gina helps passionate people build powerful tribes of raving fans for their business or non-profit. Listen to her podcast here with Thomas Murrell.

Writer and broadcaster Jeremy Nicholas introduces the PSA podcast with Steve Bustin speaking about the art of the MC. Terry Brock and Gina Carr from NSA in America give advice on social media and how to up your Klout score. Richard McCann tells how he became one of Britain’s busiest motivational speakers and Jeremy goes […] The post Moving Voices May 2014 appeared first on Professional Speaking Association.

On today's episode of Getting Social with Miriam, you are in for a treat. Klout and tribe building consultant, Gina Carr will be interviewed.  GINA CARR is an Author, Speaker and Marketing Consultant who works with Thought Leaders to leverage social media marketing for more profits, influence, and success.  A 20 year serial entrepreneur, Gina has an MBA from the Harvard Business School and engineering degree from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Gina helps speakers, authors, and business owners share their brilliance with the world and build powerful tribes of raving fans. Gina is the Dean of the Social Buzz University where she hosts world-class business trainers almost every week at SocialBuzzTraining.com.  She is the co-author of the best-selling McGraw-Hill book on social media:  Klout Matters: How to Engage Customers, Boost Your Digital Influence and Raise Your Klout Score for Success.  Gina speaks and consults about influence marketing, social scoring, social media, online reputation management, and tribe building. Gina's Klout Score is 78. Connect with Gina http://kloutmatters.com/

Gina Carr and Terry Brock join host Craig Price to discuss Klout scores. You can learn more about Gina and Terry as well as their book at http://kloutmatters.com       What is Cigar PEG? It's a 501(c)3 charity founded by Ed Rigsbee dedicated to making a difference by employing "Philanthropy through Fun." Each week Ed will be assigning Craig with a mission. Maybe it's to introduce you to some of the Cigar PEG staff or some of our High Roller contributors. Maybe it's one of our many donors who support us year after year; maybe it's just for fun! But just like Cigar PEG itself, we hope you have fun and learn something new. Join the Facebook and the LinkedIn groups as well as subscribing to iTunes to make sure you don't miss an episode.

Have you heard about Klout? Most people out there may not have a vast knowledge of this new and growing social media measuring too. But I know two experts who does, Terry Brock and Gina Carr! Terry and Gina joined forces and developed a phenomenal book about Klout and how powerful it is. During this episode my […] The post TSE 23: What's The Power Of Klout? with Terry Brock (@TerryBrock & @jaredeasley) appeared first on The Sales Evangelist.

I choke down the most humble lessons, in this, my epic tale of woe and ash rising as I pursue my passionate dream — interviewing the King of All Podcasters, Cliff Ravenscraft, at the New Media Expo. Like Dorothy, in her quest for the wizard, along the way I meet Sandra Payne, an empathetic video director who had her own year of adventure, Gina Carr and Terry Brock who stepped up with the knowledge of Klout and kindness, Mike Mataluni, a Kick Ass podcaster, who offered up courage and encouragement, and other kindred souls who lifted me up after the most major f-up a podcaster can face! My fake son, Steve, and the Wonderful Mark, both chime in as they finally hear the terrible tale of what went down and cheer about the final lessons taught by my relentless, clueless pursuit of a dream.

Gina Carr and Terry Brock (@GinaCarr and @TerryBrock on twitter) join host Craig Price to explain the ins and outs of Klout! The dynamic duo layout what Klout is, how it works and why it matters. Be it posting pics via instagram to connect to yourFaceBook and twitter accounts or retweeting and wikipedia page building, there are so many ways you can use raise your Klout score and leverage it for your business. Maybe you want to find out how Klout Perks work and if you should use them (Craig has cashed in on at least 2 really cool ones!) or you just want to use it as measuring stick on how you rank against your competition.  A high Klout score has become one of the most important business assets today. It can mean the difference between business success and failure. It can affect your job prospects, how your customer service complaints are handled, and whether you’re recognized as an expert in your industry. Regardless if you are using Klout or not, many of your customers are and this is podcast to listen to to start figuring it all out. Gina is the Dean of the Social Buzz University where she hosts world-class business trainers at www.SocialBuzzTraining.com. Gina speaks and consults about influence marketing, social scoring, social media, online reputation management, and tribe building. Connect with Gina at www.GinaCarr.com Terry is a Keynote Speaker who focuses on practical ways to implement social media principles like Klout with Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin and other Networks. Connect with Terry at http://www.TerryBrock.com  And most importantly go to Amazon.com and buy Klout Matters! today!    

Learn how to get great results in a time-efficient way with social media. Join me as I learn great strategies from technology guru Terry Brock, the guy AT & T and Skype hired to run their blogs and Gina Carr, social media and marketing expert. They’re authors of Klout Matters: How to engage customers, build your digital influence – and … Read more about this episode...

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