Podcasts about hear erik

Are you ready to build a personal brand that truly reflects who you are? From finding clarity within yourself to speaking your truth with confidence, this episode explores the key tenets that will help you unlock your full potential, build a successful personal brand, and make a lasting impact. Drawing from his own experiences and insights gained through interviews with entrepreneurs, Erik emphasizes the need for self-awareness, speaking one's truth, and finding a deeper sense of mission and service. Hear Erik's personal journey in defining his brand, and learn about the five core pillars that can guide you on your own path to success. Here are some power takeaways from today's conversation: The importance of clarity in building a successful personal brand The five pillars of Be Your Brand Addressing "personal enemies" and confronting fear, negative agendas Episode Highlights: [03:19] The Importance of Clarity in Building a Successful Personal Brand Erik acknowledges that in the "creator economy," many people start without clarity, thinking they'll figure it out along the way. However, Erik advises against this approach, sharing that he has worked with many people who struggled because they lacked clarity on the problem they solve, the people they serve, and the value they provide. Erik emphasizes that starting with clarity is crucial, as it allows you to effectively communicate your brand and offerings to your audience. [06:38] The Five Pillars of Be Your Brand Know Yourself - The importance of self-awareness and understanding your core values as the foundation for building a personal brand. Speak Your Truth - Authenticity and being true to your beliefs, rather than hiding behind what you think others want to hear. Listen with Genuine Curiosity - The importance of being a great listener, being fully present and intentionally engaged with others. Love and Live in Service - As a "heart-centered entrepreneur," Erik focuses on spreading love and serving others through his work and actions. Find Your Purpose - Discovering your true purpose and mission in life is crucial. Erik encourages you to uncover and boldly share your purpose. [12:06] Confronting Personal Enemies and Negative Agendas Erik addresses the importance of identifying and confronting his "personal enemies" - the fear, negative agendas, and forces that can undermine personal growth and authenticity. He introduces a new "Burn or Bliss" segment where he plans to have open discussions with guests about controversial issues, with the goal of fostering deeper connections and understanding. This reflects Erik's desire to tackle difficult subjects head-on and empower listeners to stand firm in their beliefs. Resources Mentioned: Be Your Brand podcast is an On Air Brands production. On Air Brands is one of the leaders for launch, production, and promotion of top-rated business and real estate investing podcasts. Reach out to On Air Brands here ---> info@onairbrands.com  Learn more at: www.onairbrands.com Find and follow Erik at: www.erikcabral.co Download Erik's FREE GUIDE to podcasting at: www.erikcabral.co/guide --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/erikecabral/support

What if you could transform your mid-sized business's IT capabilities and leap ahead of your competitors? Tune in as we chat with Erik Carlsen from Meriplex, who sheds light on how his company fills a crucial gap for mid-market companies struggling with IT management. Erik reveals the forces behind the rising demand for Meriplex's services, including private equity-fueled acquisitions and the difficulties businesses encounter when scaling without adequate IT infrastructure. Hear Erik's invaluable career advice on taking initiative, embracing continuous learning, and keeping a long-term perspective.    Erik takes us on an intriguing journey by applying the hero's journey to sales, where your client is the hero, and you are the guide. Discover how this narrative framework, inspired by movies, helps build a common language and clearer communication within sales teams. Learn strategies for empowering clients to champion solutions within their companies, aligning with their goals, and fostering sustainable, long-term relationships. This approach transcends traditional sales pitches, focusing instead on the client's ultimate success and satisfaction.    Leadership and empathy form the heart of this episode as Erik discusses building a unique workplace culture that balances hard work with fun. He shares insights on hiring empathetic, proactive leaders and emphasizes the importance of mentoring teams and encouraging innovation through initiatives like "King for a Day." Additionally, we tackle CRM challenges, offering solutions for overcoming poor-quality data and departmental silos. Finally, Erik shares his passion for learning from industry peers, inviting listeners to join the Sales Lead Dog Pack and stay connected through various social media platforms. Don't miss this episode packed with actionable insights and inspiring leadership philosophies.    With a dynamic career trajectory spanning diverse roles, Erik dedicated to driving rapid organizational excellence and sustainable growth. His expertise lies in aligning sales, marketing, and customer success functions to steer companies towards enduring revenue expansion. Leveraging data analytics with traditional people skills, Erik has crafted targeted strategies for customer segmentation, pricing optimization, and scalable process implementation, delivering tangible bottom-line results. Renowned for transforming culture, executing go-to-market strategies, and securing multi-million-dollar contracts, Erik has propelled revenue growth for high-tech enterprises ranging from $250 million to $10 billion in sales. As a growth specialist, Erik excels in building and leading go-to-market engines aligned with corporate goals. Over his career he has developed a skill for revitalizing underperforming businesses, PE investments and influencing executive teams and investors with strategic foresight to turn known challenges into opportunities for innovation. With a commitment to continuous learning, Erik dedicated to sharing his experience, providing innovative solutions, and driving success in collaboration with peers and stakeholders alike.    Quotes: "Meriplex's business is really to take on the responsibility of running IT, applications, managed services, and professional services for those mid-market clients who have outgrown their own capabilities but are too small for giants like IBM."  "Private equity-fueled acquisitions are making companies two, three times as big overnight, and scaling with that growth is impossible without robust IT support."  "Positioning the client as the hero and the seller as the guide can revolutionize sales strategies. It's about aligning with the client's desired outcomes and emphasizing the benefits of your solutions."   "In a rapidly growing organization, humor can foster honest communication and make tough conversations easier. It's all about having a balance between hard work and having fun."    Links:   Erik's LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/erikcarlsen/ Meriplex's Website - https://meriplex.com   Get this episode and all other episodes of Sales Lead Dog at https://empellorcrm.com/salesleaddog 

I am so excited to have my best friend Erik Ellefsen on the podcast today to reflect on the highlights of 2023 in education and set our sights on what excites us in 2024!Erik, with his extensive global school experiences, shares insights into the joy he finds in the brilliance of educators and the challenges they overcome. We delve into memorable school visits, from the historic Windsor Castle to the modest Reagan Ranch, sparking thoughts on the impact of educational experiences.We discuss the transformative power of engagement and how it resonates through the pages of my book Just Teaching, and we enthuse over a favorite school visit featuring fifth graders in England joyfully embracing hands-on learning despite the constant rain. As we look ahead to 2024, we ponder the importance of becoming more human in our work, emphasizing the value of genuine connection and collaboration in an era dominated by technological advancements.I can't wait for you to join us in this engaging conversation, which is definitely one of my favorite episodes of the podcast so far. It's filled with laughter, insights, and a touch of the ridiculousness that makes the journey of education all the more enjoyable!To learn more, order Jon's book, Just Teaching: Feedback, Engagement, and Well-Being for Each Student.The Just Schools Podcast is brought to you by the Baylor Center for School Leadership. Each week, we'll talk to catalytic educators who are doing amazing work.Be encouraged.Timestamps:[0:37] - Reflecting on positive developments in education in 2023, Erik Ellefson and I are discussing anticipated exciting prospects for 2024.[1:57] - What has brought me joy in 2023?[3:59] - I share the joy of meaningful work in Southeast Asia, highlighting family involvement and achieving balance.[4:40] - Erik highlights speaking at Windsor Castle and visiting Rancho del Cielo, noting the unique experiences.[6:51] - Erik expresses joy in working with a San Jose elementary school, emphasizing their commitment to improvement.[8:21] - Hear about a standout moment in England involving fifth graders' enthusiasm for hands-on, low-tech learning.[11:51] - What am I more convinced is important in schools after having written Just Schools?[14:26] - Erik agrees that engagement is important, emphasizing its priority over temporary provisions for wellbeing.[17:24] - Erik highlights the importance of cultivating a culture of celebration and support in professional settings.[19:26] - Erik doubles down on the importance of collaborative, collective leadership in addressing deep-rooted issues in education.[20:49] - I envision the next book focusing on catalytic leadership and building thriving learning communities collaboratively.[22:46] - I hope for a more human approach in the face of advancing technology, emphasizing grace, challenge, love, and fun in collaborative work.[25:54] - Hear Erik and I share our favorite books of 2023.[26:55] - Erik asserts that phones being used for non-educational purposes in schools is frustrating.[28:22] - Hear us discuss the positive, hopeful aspects of artificial intelligence.[29:31] - Have fun doing the work!Connect on Social Media:Baylor MA in School LeadershipBaylor Doctorate in EducationJon Eckert: @eckertjonCenter for School Leadership at Baylor University: @baylorcslBooks Mentioned:Jonathan Eckert - Just Teaching: Feedback, Engagement, and Well-Being for Each StudentBob Drury - The Heart of Everything That Is: The Untold Story of Red Cloud, An American LegendDavid Brooks - How to Know a Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply and Being Deeply Seen

Hear Erik's lesson on Matthew 10:16–25 to learn how following Jesus comes with a cost of persecution, but also how the Holy Spirit provides for our needs in these trying times and gives us faith that Christ will return.

Hear Erik's lesson on Matthew 10:16–25 to learn how following Jesus comes with a cost of persecution, but also how the Holy Spirit provides for our needs in these trying times and gives us faith that Christ will return.

Is this our longest episode yet? God I hope not. Rose and Crown was an opening day waterside restaurant at Epcot with exclusive views of the nighttime spectacular. Lamplight Lounge is also an opening day waterside restaurant but under a different name and before the nighttime spectacular was a thing. Rose and Crown as a British pub kinda had to be a part of the UK pavilion or what are we even doing here? Lamplight Lounge, a Pixar themed restaurant aka Ariel's Grotto (no not that one) aka Avalon Cove, Wolfgang Puck's short lived treasure. Hear Erik and Dan discuss why each of these should be considered the best and most worthy of the verdict of the Supreme waterside restaurant with view of the park's nighttime spectacular image courtesy of yesterland Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Discovery River Boats was an opening day attraction at Disney's animal Kingdom. Superstar limo was an opening day attraction at Disney's California Adventure....Disney California Adventure? I forget when they dropped the possessive Both of these attractions were........Terrible? Both of these attractions closed nearly a year after opening. Hear Erik and Dan discuss the history of these two attractions, what they were, what they evolved into and which of these two should still exist. This was a really fun episode. We hope you enjoy the ride...all puns intended. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Blackletter Podcast has covered a wide range of subjects during its eighth season, from legal advice for the Federal Aviation Administration to licensing in the medical marijuana industry, as well as technology business transformation and more. On this final episode of the season, we look back at the critical topics tackled within these past fourteen shows and the insights and knowledge revealed along the way. So tune in for this informative episode that reflects on some of the influential interviews from season eight!Business Transformation (00:45)Change is necessary for business growth, and season eight of the podcast features many professionals who had to pivot and redirect their focus to meet their business goals. Hear as these guests share their stories on managing changes to expand their industrial initiatives and achieve success in their industry.Advice From Experience (13:12)No matter your role or agency, everyone has lessons that they have gained from their professional experience. This season's podcast guests provided their best advice on how to find success in new business pursuits, navigate the legal side of different industries, and work together with others.The Bigger Picture (24:21)What responsibilities do you have to others as an aspect of your profession? This segment includes interviews with individuals who have to take on powerful or authoritative positions. Tune in to hear speakers discuss the importance of performing duties to support the greater good and upholding legal responsibilities to maintain order and progress in a profession.Missed an episode? Catch up on season 8 of the Blackletter Podcast by following the links below:Episode 81: S8E1 – The Value In SegmentingEpisode 82: S8E2 – Building a BusinessEpisode 83: S8E3 – Always Be PromotingHost Tom Dunlap sits down with Erik Olsen of Array Digital, Array Law, and Rival Digital, where they discuss his professional journey into the world of digital marketing. Hear Erik discuss how his company transitioned from software development to introducing marketing services and finally made the leap to digital marketing. He also shares the advantages of a recurring service-based business model and how he segmented his practice in episode 1. In episode 2, Erik explains the risks he took to transition from a one-person freelancing operation to an employing company. His interview concludes in episode 3 where he shares his advice and the lessons he learned in founding his companies. Episode 84: S8E4 – The Challenges of Turning to TechEpisode 85: S8E5 – Philosophies for Change ManagementEpisode 86: S8E6 – Leave Your Ego At the DoorIn this three-part series, Tom interviews Terry Dohrmann, founder of the legal operating software company Litify. Terry has found great success in growing his business since it started six years ago and has gained much knowledge throughout the process. In episode 4, he explains the challenges he faced to pursue his entrepreneurial aspirations

That's right, these are both "Institutes". The Imagination Institute holds a lame ride that used to be awesome and some interactive elements. Worldwide Engineering Brigade is also an institute of sorts presenting an open house that holds a lame ride that could have been awesome! Hear Erik and Jimmy discuss the history and hidden secrets of these two them park institutes. Will the inclusion of the skinned ride vehicle of Heimlich from a bugs land turn the tide? Or will the dancing fountains and water falling up reign supreme? Listen to find out Enjoy! Image courtesy of my worst nightmare Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Erik Weir, producer, investor, author, and principal of WCM Global Wealth LLC, shares a hard lesson in karate, and life, handed down by none other than Chuck Norris.Hear Erik's full interview in Episode 408 of The Action Catalyst.

People invest in franchise businesses for many different reasons. For Erik Van Horn, franchising is about scaling and building wealth. Hear Erik's story of massive success investing in a salon suite franchise, and the exit strategy that created wealth! In this episode of Create Wealth Through Franchising, Franchise Consultant Kim Daly (The Daly Coach) interviews franchising expert, entrepreneur, and former Sola Salon franchisee, Erik Van Horn. My Franchise Consulting services are totally free to you. Let's chat! ✉️ inquire@kimdaly.tv ▶️ Subscribe to The Daly Coach YouTube channel at http://kimdaly.tv #franchising #franchise #franchiseconsultant #franchiseopportunity #businesscoach #mindsetcoach #becomeyourownboss #bossup #beyourownboss #entrepreneurship #createwealth #buildalegacy #investmentopportunity #careertransition #smartinvestment #alternativeinvesting #alternativeinvestment #salonbusiness #salonfranchise #salonsuites #erikvanhorn #exitstrategy #kimdaly #thedalycoach #franchisesecrets

Erik Weir shares how, surprisingly, paying cash for a Mercedes ended up being one of the most depressing experiences of his life, and explains why gratitude and anxiety can't exist together.Hear Erik's full interview in Episode 10 of Let's Talk Legacy.

On the latest edition of the show, Hear Erik discussing a recent setback in his world. Plus, what's up with the recent play of the team and are the losing streaks a cause for concern?And, we're emptying the mail bag as the Bolts head down the home stretch of the regular season and look to defend the Stanley Cup, again.Hear it all as part of the "Lightning Insider.com Podcast" and make sure to follow/subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!

#009 - In this episode of The Sourdough Mamas Podcast we talk to Erik Fabian, co-founder of Sourhouse. Erik and Jenny have been working diligently over the last two years to create something unique and truly spectacular.Goldie is a sourdough starter warmer, but more than that, it shows you how your starter is interpreting its environment.Hear Erik's story, how he met Jenny, and how Goldie went from an idea to an appliance in this episode.Links mentioned: Sign up for Goldie here!https://sourhouse.co/leavenlySourhouse Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/lifeatsourhouse/

Your host, Bryce Henson interviews the very successful Erik Van Horn on today's show.  From franchisee to regional developer, and investor to consultant Erik is a franchising specialist and impressive franchisor.  Listen in today to learn valuable tips and insider info from a franchisee and franchisor perspective. Bryce and Erik talk about the franchising industry, get pockets full of useful information and tools to help you in your own business. 01:10 - Bryce introduces today's guest, a franchising specialist, expert in multi-brand ownership, and a franchisor, meet the impressive Mr. Erik Van Horn. 02:22 - Hear Erik's backstory growing up in South Dakota, his shift from wanting to go to law school into becoming an entrepreneur. 07:45 - Bryce and Erik talk about their commonality of both being marketers first and foremost. 11:35 - Bryce asks Erik to share about owner operator versus franchisor tactics. 15:52 - Erik shares about his business/brand Liberty Tax and how he grew it. 20:35 - Hear Erik's zone of genius and what he thinks franchisees' zone of genius should be. 26:55 - Bryce asks Erik what the overall value of the franchising industry is in general and who makes the best franchisors, hear what he has to say. 33:45 - Get a glimpse into some of the questions about the franchising industry that Erik gets.  35:55 - Learn what the investment ranges are for new incoming franchisors from an investment perspective. 38:30 - Bryce talks about the franchise advisory council they created to collect feedback and Erik shares about brands collecting feedback from their people. 41:25 - Bryce and Erik talk about some of the challenges the franchisee industry faces. 44:24 - Bryce's famous lightning round Q&A: Q: What is your biggest source of passion? A: Helping people. Q: What is the best piece of advice you've been given? A: Don't change your lifestyle for a year after your income makes a big jump. Q: Book recommendation? A: “Who not how” by Dan Sullivan and “Source of Learning” Podcast by Justin Donald.  50:15 - Find and follow Erik at www.franchisesecrets.com. “They need to have that go-getter mentality ” -Erik VanHorn Subscribe to our latest podcasts here: YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc2I2-oiey1NjLEwZJdUdww/about Follow us here: Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/Fitness-Franchise-Podcast-106077431518503 Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/fitnessfranchisepodcast/ LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/company/fitnessfranchisepodcast/

Your host, Bryce Henson interviews the very successful Erik Van Horn on today's show.  From franchisee to regional developer, and investor to consultant Erik is a franchising specialist and impressive franchisor.  Listen in today to learn valuable tips and insider info from a franchisee and franchisor perspective. Bryce and Erik talk about the franchising industry, get pockets full of useful information and tools to help you in your own business. 01:10 - Bryce introduces today's guest, a franchising specialist, expert in multi-brand ownership, and a franchisor, meet the impressive Mr. Erik Van Horn. 02:22 - Hear Erik's backstory growing up in South Dakota, his shift from wanting to go to law school into becoming an entrepreneur. 07:45 - Bryce and Erik talk about their commonality of both being marketers first and foremost. 11:35 - Bryce asks Erik to share about owner operator versus franchisor tactics. 15:52 - Erik shares about his business/brand Liberty Tax and how he grew it. 20:35 - Hear Erik's zone of genius and what he thinks franchisees' zone of genius should be. 26:55 - Bryce asks Erik what the overall value of the franchising industry is in general and who makes the best franchisors, hear what he has to say. 33:45 - Get a glimpse into some of the questions about the franchising industry that Erik gets.  35:55 - Learn what the investment ranges are for new incoming franchisors from an investment perspective. 38:30 - Bryce talks about the franchise advisory council they created to collect feedback and Erik shares about brands collecting feedback from their people. 41:25 - Bryce and Erik talk about some of the challenges the franchisee industry faces. 44:24 - Bryce's famous lightning round Q&A: Q: What is your biggest source of passion? A: Helping people. Q: What is the best piece of advice you've been given? A: Don't change your lifestyle for a year after your income makes a big jump. Q: Book recommendation? A: “Who not how” by Dan Sullivan and “Source of Learning” Podcast by Justin Donald.  50:15 - Find and follow Erik at www.franchisesecrets.com. “They need to have that go-getter mentality ” -Erik VanHorn Subscribe to our latest podcasts here: YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc2I2-oiey1NjLEwZJdUdww/about Follow us here: Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/Fitness-Franchise-Podcast-106077431518503 Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/fitnessfranchisepodcast/ LinkedIn | https://www.linke

At some point, we hit a wall when building a business. Maybe we lose focus or spread ourselves too thin. It happens, though…It's part of the learning and growth process.Today, on the Dream Life is Real Life podcast, we are going to talk about hitting the wall, refocusing, and building your business stronger than ever.My guest, Erik Salzenstein, and I will talk about times we needed to take a step back in our respective businesses, examine our core values, and create a strategic alignment helping to scale our businesses.We will even sprinkle some thoughts about pouring feminine energy over masculine tasks in business…and why it helps.Hear Erik's unique story and how addiction, imprisonment, and having the entrepreneurial spirit at an early age all influenced his core values, message, and business practices. About Erik SalzensteinErik is the founder of ERS Coaching and the Next Level Coaching programs. He is a well-respected, in-demand online business coach & keynote speaker with his signature talk: “From Prison to Purpose”.In the span of three years, Erk started and scaled two online coaching businesses earning up to $80K a month. Erik and his team of coaches are focused on bridging the gap for their clients by giving them the full blueprint on how to take their passion and expertise and turn it into a successful and profitable online business.Erik also runs his speaking business where he landed a TEDx talk and won the 2019 Advance Your Reach Speak Off.Erik has built his businesses on 3 core standards that he lives by, expects his team to embody and his clients to embrace–being heart centered, mission driven, and taking massive action. His attitude of gratitude and leading with a servant's heart is magnetizing and it shows in all that he does. You can see Erik on Instagram @Salzenstein Be sure to subscribe to this show for weekly episodes with other “go-getters” and inspiring leaders, coaches, and entrepreneurs.You can find out more about Hanna at dreamlifeisreallife.com/show and connect with her on Instagram @hannahermanson_ABOUT HANNA HERMANSONHanna Hermanson, Certified Coach, International Speaker, Author, & Founder of Dream Life is Real Life Copywriting Agency, who has helped 100s of coaches build, scale, and enjoy their online businesses– essentially make their dream life their real life!You can find out more about Hanna at dreamlifeisreallife.com/show and connect with her on Instagram @hannahermanson_Join our network of entrepreneurs, business owners, and online coaches right here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/millennialslivingthedream/// J O I N T H E C O M M U N I T Y – Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hannahermanson_/ – Web https://www.dreamlifeisreallife.com – Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannahermanson/ – Twitter: https://twitter.com/HannaHermanson/ – Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dreamlifeisreallife/– Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com.mx/HannaHermansonCoaching/Dream Life is Real Lifehttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/dream-life-is-real-life/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/episode-115-core-values-strategic-alignment-taking-a-step-back-for-business-building-with-hanna-hermanson

At some point, we hit a wall when building a business. Maybe we lose focus or spread ourselves too thin. It happens, though…It's part of the learning and growth process.Today, on the Dream Life is Real Life podcast, we are going to talk about hitting the wall, refocusing, and building your business stronger than ever.My guest, Erik Salzenstein, and I will talk about times we needed to take a step back in our respective businesses, examine our core values, and create a strategic alignment helping to scale our businesses.We will even sprinkle some thoughts about pouring feminine energy over masculine tasks in business…and why it helps.Hear Erik's unique story and how addiction, imprisonment, and having the entrepreneurial spirit at an early age all influenced his core values, message, and business practices. About Erik SalzensteinErik is the founder of ERS Coaching and the Next Level Coaching programs. He is a well-respected, in-demand online business coach & keynote speaker with his signature talk: “From Prison to Purpose”.In the span of three years, Erk started and scaled two online coaching businesses earning up to $80K a month. Erik and his team of coaches are focused on bridging the gap for their clients by giving them the full blueprint on how to take their passion and expertise and turn it into a successful and profitable online business.Erik also runs his speaking business where he landed a TEDx talk and won the 2019 Advance Your Reach Speak Off.Erik has built his businesses on 3 core standards that he lives by, expects his team to embody and his clients to embrace–being heart centered, mission driven, and taking massive action. His attitude of gratitude and leading with a servant's heart is magnetizing and it shows in all that he does. You can see Erik on Instagram @Salzenstein Be sure to subscribe to this show for weekly episodes with other “go-getters” and inspiring leaders, coaches, and entrepreneurs.You can find out more about Hanna at dreamlifeisreallife.com/show and connect with her on Instagram @hannahermanson_ABOUT HANNA HERMANSONHanna Hermanson, Certified Coach, International Speaker, Author, & Founder of Dream Life is Real Life Copywriting Agency, who has helped 100s of coaches build, scale, and enjoy their online businesses– essentially make their dream life their real life!You can find out more about Hanna at dreamlifeisreallife.com/show and connect with her on Instagram @hannahermanson_Join our network of entrepreneurs, business owners, and online coaches right here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/millennialslivingthedream/// J O I N T H E C O M M U N I T Y – Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hannahermanson_/ – Web https://www.dreamlifeisreallife.com – Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannahermanson/ – Twitter: https://twitter.com/HannaHermanson/ – Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dreamlifeisreallife/– Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com.mx/HannaHermansonCoaching/Dream Life is Real Lifehttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/dream-life-is-real-life/Source: https://businessinnovatorsradio.com/episode-115-core-values-strategic-alignment-taking-a-step-back-for-business-building-with-hanna-hermanson

Sal and Lena were moved to tears witnessing the strength and beauty of Erik. She was raised in a loving, traditional Mormon family. She knew was different from the other boys from an early age. Hear Erik share her story of uncovering who she truly is and has always been.    949-519-1228 Text your questions, thoughts, feelings, suggestions! Venmo @comingoutcoach Patreon.com/peaceoutpodcast Instagram @comingout coach

The defending Stanley Cup champion Lightning have advanced to the second round of the 2021 playoffs by virtue of their 4-0 clinching win in game 6 Thursday night. And, Lightning Insider is here Erik Erlendsson to recap the "Sunshine State Showdown," coming to an end. The Bolts jumped out to an immediate lead in the first and showed their mettle behind goalie Andrei Vasilevskiy, who stopped every shot in his first shutout of this post season.Now, Tampa Bay awaits either Carolina or Nashville in the next round.Hear Erik's insight from inside the Amaile Arena from Thursday night and make sure you subscribe/review us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc.!!

Erik Hatch is a masterful entrepreneur. Originally a youth paster, Erik started out in real estate part-time and closed 0 homes his first year! He kept at it and slowly grew his business before jumping in full-time about 10 years ago. Since then he formed a team, became a brokerage, formed a coaching company, began investing (he now owns 60 doors), flips 25-30 homes a year as part of his Snap Offers program, wrote a book, and recently started doing Airbnb. Hear Erik talk about his journey, how he allocates his time and sets his priorities to grow his companies, and how he's built a great team of people along the way that loves winning alongside him.SUBSCRIBE IF YOU'RE LOOKING TO BUILD WEALTH THROUGH OPPORTUNITIES IN THE REAL ESTATE INDUSTRY✅ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDX0H8Hg3IFnR6enlI0Ywxg?sub_confirmation=1LEARN ABOUT REL FREEDOM & HEAR MORE REAL LIFE STORIES

Erik Cremeans, a Chaplain, and Clinician of the Year Award Winner joins us at the table to talk about the importance of showing compassion to those you serve and work with. We dive into why being in the moment and setting aside distractions is important to Showing Compassion as well as why you should look for small moments to make someone's day. Hear Erik and Zack Hudson discuss ways to help you build strong relationships with others by showing compassion throughout your day.

*On this episode, Dave and Erik talk the latest in toy news including an avalanche of virtual con exclusive releases, their latest hauls, and the rules they set up for themselves to keep their collections (addictions?) in check!* *Hear Dave and Erik on the Kornerkast!* https://kastorskorner.com/kornercast-podcast-88-adventures-collecting-kornercast/ *Hear Erik on the "How I Got My Shrunken Head" episode of Calling All Creeps!* https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/calling-all-creeps-a-goosebumps-literary-review/id1438337371 *Follow us @aic_podcast on* *Instagram* ( https://instagram.com/aic_podcast ) *,* *Facebook* ( https://facebook.com/aicpodcast ) *,* *Twitter* ( https://twitter.com/aic_podcast ) *,* *and* *YouTube* ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeNtqD5fka34ndNJ4kD0zlw ) *Intro and other voices by Joe Azzari* *https://www.instagram.com/voicesbyjoe/* ( https://www.instagram.com/voicesbyjoe/ ) *Theme Music is "Game Boy Horror" by the Zombie Dandies* *Proudly part of* *the Non-Productive Network* ( https://non-productive.com/ )

This week Collin has Erik Rivera on. You've seen him on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno and Last Comic Standing. You can catch his newest special Super White on HBO. Hear Erik talk about some of his worst shows including one for the elderly and a surprise restaurant gig. If you want more Hell Gigs content in you life, be sure to become a patron at https://www.patreon.com/hellgigs Collin Chamberlin Twitter: @CollinComedy Instagram: @Collin_Comedy   Erik Rivera Twitter: @ErikRivera Instagram: @erikriveracomedy

On this episode of Gen X Amplified, we are going to discuss why personal branding is very important in today's social media world. And to help us unpack the key tips and tactics to use, we are chatting with a content marketing and social media expert, Erik Deckers.   Erik Deckers is a professional writer, professional speaker, social media expert, and content marketing strategist. He is the President of Pro Blog Service, a content marketing agency. Erik is also the author of a few bestselling books, including The Owned Media Doctrine, No BS Social Media, and last but not least, one of my favorites - Branding Yourself: How to Use Social Media to Invent or Reinvent Yourself. During this episode, Erik discusses his professional journey, and how it led you to his current career as an author, speaker, and business owner. Erik and I also unpack the latest edition of Branding Yourself, and why he and his co-author Kyle Lacy decided to update the book at this time. Key Takeaways: When did Erik first decide to go into the marketing field. Why he advises people to first start a blog before tackling what social media platforms to engage in Why you must "fish where the fish are" to increase your chances of success for social networking Hear Erik explain which social media platform is his favorite.> The reason why you must focus on giving and providing value to others than receiving And so plenty more! Resources mentioned in this episode: Branding Yourself: How to Use Social Media to Invent or Reinvent Yourself Erik's Company "Pro Blog Service" Erik's personal website Erik on Twitter Erik's Personal Theme Songs! "The Typewriter Song" by Leroy Anderson "Kashmir" by Led Zeppelin Thank you for listening!

Super Troopers 2 hits theaters on 4/20 and two of the guys from the Broken Lizard Comedy Troupe dropped by to talk about it. Hear Erik and Kevin chat with the guys about the money part of it, the screening of the movie Jackson went to and the fear of going up against a Marvel movie the following week after it opened.

Do you see that photo on our site? Oh... you're NOT seeing this on ? Or how about here? Well... no? Okay. If you can't see it, let's go to our mind palace and imagine a handsome dapper looking fellow... who is very, very, very, very, very (meanwhile, two weeks later...) VERY serious about Star Wars. Even even puts Nick to shame! Yes, it is the one and only Erik Sternberger, who is a very funny guy. But when it comes to Star Wars? Well, the Force is no laughing matter. Hear Erik put Nick to shame on all manor of Star Wars as they discuss everything under the sun with the galaxy far, far, away. So much that this is PART ONE of our conversation! Find out what they talked out in THIS episode of... THE GOOD, THE BAD and THE GEEKY!   Subscribe: | | | | | All Things Star Wars Check out Erik's Website or The Door Man Sketch -

Do you see that photo on our site? Oh... you're NOT seeing this on ? Or how about here? Well... no? Okay. If you can't see it, let's go to our mind palace and imagine a handsome dapper looking fellow... who is very, very, very, very, very (meanwhile, two weeks later...) VERY serious about Star Wars. Even even puts Nick to shame! Yes, it is the one and only Erik Sternberger, who is a very funny guy. But when it comes to Star Wars? Well, the Force is no laughing matter. Hear Erik put Nick to shame on all manor of Star Wars as they discuss everything under the sun with the galaxy far, far, away. So much that this is PART ONE of our conversation! Find out what they talked out in THIS episode of... THE GOOD, THE BAD and THE GEEKY!   Subscribe: | | | | | All Things Star Wars Check out Erik's Website or The Door Man Sketch -

Listen for a special offer on the Entreleadership Summit in Dallas, TX for TribeCast listeners. Hear Erik's story from an Olympic Gold winning swimmer to a partner at a wearable startup company. Whoop is worn by elite athlete like Lebron James and Michael Phelps, but it has practicality that can be applied to Iron Tribers once it is released. Jim asks Erik about his insights on wearable technology and where it is now.

Orion Magazine has been producing thought-provoking, progressive journalism for thirty years. On this week’s episode of The Farm Report, Erin Fairbanks is chatting with Orion’s Outreach Director, Erik Hoffner. Tune in to hear Erik talk about the ecology-focused lens with which Orion views all sorts of social issues. Learn about the magazine’s roots in New York City, and why the operation moved to Western Massachusetts. Hear Erik and Erin talk about the unknown health factors of nanotechnology, and how nanoparticles may be damaging to the environment and individual health. Learn about several of Orion’s freelance contributors, and what they have to say about topics like hydrofracking and environmentalism. This program has been brought to you by Hearst Ranch. “So many good things are happening in New York with urban agriculture, and with public art using the landscape.” [11:00] “The health of our ground water for the next hundred years is worth more than ten years of fuel.” [26:10] — Erik Hoffner on The Farm Report