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Today, I have my buddy Chase Dimond on the show. Chase is the co-founder of Boundless Labs which is a top email marketing agency with a focus on CBD companies. Chase lives and breathes email, and he has helped his clients send hundreds of millions of emails resulting in over 15 million in email revenue. If your email marketing is not driving at least 20% – 30% of your total revenue for your eCommerce store, then you’re leaving money on the table. What You’ll Learn How to run email marketing campaigns that generate 30% of your sales How Chase started […] The post 363: How To Make Email Your #1 Revenue Source With Chase Dimond appeared first on MyWifeQuitHerJob.com.

Are you making at least 20% of your revenue from email marketing? If not, today's guest is here to tell you how. Chase Dimond is a prolific email marketer who is making a lot of noise in the eCommerce arena. In 2018, he launched an email marketing agency called Boundless Labs that supports 6-9 figure eCommerce companies. Since then, he and his team have helped their clients send hundreds of millions of emails resulting in over $50 million in email attributable revenue. Chase joins us on today's episode to share his knowledge on email marketing for eCommerce. He offers specific and tangible actions you can take to drive more sales and increase your email marketing revenue, talks about what works in email and what doesn't, how to optimize your opt-ins, and how to find talented copywriters. Enjoy! Episode Highlights: 4:26 The Bernie Singles Case Study 8:10 Common misconceptions about email marketing 10:05 Chase's early career in email marketing 14:02 How Chase took complete ownership of his marketing funnel 17:54 The easiest ways to increase your eCommerce revenue with email marketing 20:09 How to maximize your email opt-ins  22:31 Does gamification work for opt-ins? 23:36 Chase's email diagnostic checklist 27:27 What types of products should be invested in email marketing 32:09 The future of SMS marketing and what is overhyped 36:41 How to find talented copywriters and designers 39:53 Resources that helped Chase build Boundless Labs 42:47 What motivates Chase to stay committed to email marketing Links and Resources: Chase Dimond's Website Chase Dimond on Twitter Boundless Labs Ecommerce Email Marketing Course by Chase Dimond Pura Vida Bracelets Privy Klaviyo PostScript Seth Godin The Coalition @a_brawn on Twitter Review or subscribe on iTunes

Chase is the Lead Data Analyst for Impact Theory, where he advises and makes data driven decisions for Tom Bilyeu, Impact Theory Comics, Women of Impact, and the Health Theory channels and shows FIND CHASE ONLINE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chaycap LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chasecaprio/ HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE SHOW [00:02:45] We learn a bit about Chase's background [00:04:09] What did you think your future would look like? [00:08:17] How Chase cultivated his mindset [00:10:32] How Chase got into the data and analytics world [00:12:36] What Chase's day-to-day is like [00:16:00] Some metrics that Chase is interested in when analyzing data [00:18:24] What is an intrapreneur? [00:21:20] The Impact Theory Belief System [00:24:03] Which aspect of human cognition do you find to be the most fascinating? [00:26:39] Fight the lizard brain [00:29:06] Exercising emotional intelligence [00:32:50] The dot collector system [00:36:16] Handling imposter syndrome [00:40:18] What's the growth mindset mean to you? [00:42:49] In what ways do you think the growth mindset has changed your life and your relationship with yourself? [00:44:58] What is the false growth mindset? [00:46:14] How can we clearly identify our goals so that we know where to begin our journey? [00:47:50] Once we gain clarity on what it is that we truly want, how can we start taking the first steps to get there? [00:48:58] The Dip [00:51:57] Chase talks about his interest in philosophy [00:54:23] Do shit that's difficult, everyday. [00:57:38] It's one hundred years in the future, what do you want to be remembered for? [00:59:01] The Random Round Special Guest: Chase Caprio.

Happy Friday! Green Bay was looking at QBs last week, CFP expansion talk, some think Rodgers will stay, Overs & Unders at 12:48pm, How Chase fits in Bengals offense, Jermone Bettis thinks Najee Harris can help Big Ben, USA Today's Mark Schofield joins at 1:33pm, Todd McShay's 2022 mock draft, and Chin Music with Jensen Lewis at 2:33pm!

When you have a dream of owning and operating a multipurpose farm, what can you do to make that dream a reality? Our guests had exactly that dream, and their determination and gusto will certainly be expansive for those with the same aspirations! Today we’re joined by Chase Renninger and Allyssa Ferguson of Woodland Valley Farms in Jackson, South Carolina. Chase opened Woodland Valley Farms in December 2016 with the goal of providing access to beyond organic foods, free of chemicals, and filled with nutrients. When he's not fixing the tractor, building barns or moving cows, he likes to find fresh water springs, research medicinal healing herbs, and plant fruit trees. He also does consulting for other farmers as well as health and wellness coaching. Allyssa Ferguson joined the farm, specializing in raising premium chicken and pork. This episode is a long one, but with zero fluff... 100% knowledge, experience, and value to bolster your farming journey!    You’ll hear: What Woodland Valley Farms is all about 0:45 How their business model works, and what has changed about it 8:33 What kinds of meats Woodland Valley Farms produce and how 18:43 How they work with and process their meat birds 34:07 How Allyssa and Chase handle the educational side of their operation 42:25 What special marketing tools Allyssa uses for the farm 47:03 What type of containers they use for packing shares 56:26 What breeds of dogs work with Chase and Allyssa and what they do 1.03:04 How Chase and Allyssa manage the finances of their farmland 1.17:19 Allyssa and Chase’s favorite farming tools 1.38:44   About the Guest: Founder and owner Chase Renninger opened Woodland Valley Farms in December 2016, taking the first step toward his dream of owning and operating a regenerative permaculture farm. Raised in Maryland, he found a passion for farming and ecology at a young age. To date, Chase holds a degree in Agro-Ecology and Sustainable Community Development and has had the privilege of farming in a diverse range of ecosystems from the Hawaiian Islands, to Arizona deserts, to lush deciduous Maryland terrain, and now sandy South Carolina. Chase opened Woodland Valley Farms with the goal of providing access to beyond organic foods, free of chemicals, and filled with nutrients. He’s always learning how to be a better rancher and he loves his cattle dogs. When he's not fixing the tractor, building barns or moving cows, he likes to find fresh water springs, research medicinal healing herbs, and plant fruit trees. He also does consulting for other farmers as well as health and wellness coaching. Allyssa Ferguson joined the farm after getting her boots dirty farming in the Atlanta area. She worked in fabulous restaurants and wanted to try her hand growing the food she had been serving for so long. After lots of trial and error, she finally learned how to successfully grow the best chicken and pork. Her pastured chickens follow her around and her pigs are so friendly, they roll over for belly rubs. She specializes in raising Berkshire and Ossabaw pigs for their lovely marbling and foraging ability. As the resident "pig mom" and "mother hen", she looks after the pigs and chickens from their first day until their last. In addition to managing the farm, she spends any shred of free-time learning new butcher techniques, charcuterie, food preservation methods, and soap-making. She also loves to grow flowers and take the dog pack on long four wheeler rides. Resources:Website - https://www.woodlandvalleyfarms.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/woodlandvalleyfarms/, https://www.instagram.com/farmerlissie/

Welcome back to EMBody Radio! Today we have a rockstar of a guest on the show. If you're a long time listener, you'll recognize the radio-ready voice of none other than Chase Chewning of Ever Forward Radio. He's back for another episode that's sure to help you on your own journey towards living in your conscious truth. In our chat today, we talk about:  -Moving from DC to LA -The moment he knew he needed to leave online coaching behind and go into podcasting full-force -Realizing his identity was somewhat wrapped up in coaching -The value of good mentorship -His "exit strategy" leaving online coaching and the platform he created -A "behind the scenes" look at the life of a full-time podcaster -The value of genuine connection -Creating meaningful relationships in your field  -Podcasting in his closet in his underwear starting out -Tips for new podcasters -Intention -"Is this love?" -How Chase's life and fitness routine looks now that he's not fully entrenched in the "fitness world" "The One Thing" by Gary Keller WHERE TO FIND CHASE Ever Forward Radio Chase's Instagram Chase's Website Operation Podcast ---- Interested in working with EDF Coaching to reach your fitness and lifestyle goals? Click here to inquire!  WHERE TO FIND ME: Instagram YouTube Website (sign up for the email list here!) EmandDarbyPresets Instagram Legion Athletics - Code Embody Cured Nutrition - Code Emily ----------- The #JackedNNerdyTrainer At Home Program The #JackedNNerdyTrainer V I Program The #JackedNNerdyTrainer V II Program

 1:23 How Earl got started (early entrepreneurial ventures)4:40 How Chase and Earl joined forces5:38 Types of licensing needed for selling fireworks7:38 Near-term vision for their business, building their fireworks empire8:02 How the revenue model works with the extreme seasonal dependency of the fireworks industry10:02 How they find places to set up their shop11:58 Winning customers and establishing network relationships15:40 Tapping into online sales and curbside pickup with preorders (changing the fireworks game)21:40 How to shoot a good firework show :)25:50 Outro/how to get in touch or find out moreFleety's Fireworks Website

Do you want to learn how to crush it on your first house hack?   Chase shares lessons on his first house hack, which is how he got started in Real Estate Investing, and how he improved thereafter.   The power of house hacking How Chase failed his first time How he improved on the next and thereafter Which property type is best Which loan type is best How to be a first time landlord How to repeat and do it again   Chase’s Resources: https://store.lifeworthchasing.com/hack - House Hacking Course Follow Chase on Twitter Follow Chase on Instagram Follow Chase on YouTube

1:41-  zero to 500,000 email subscribers in the course of 10 months.12:55 -  What Chase looks for when auditing the marketing of new clients20:48 -  How Chase segments his email list26:57. - The approach to cleaning up an email list to maintain deliverability and engagement31:43 -  how to leverage email to drive repeat purchases37:29 - Why Chase loves Nuggs email marketing

EPISODE SUMMARY: House hacking is a great way to get into real estate investing. House hacking helps creative home buyers find new ways to own a home without breaking the bank. In this episode we have the very best person to explain about house hacking. In this episode you'll learn: How Chase got into house hacking Chase's various modes of income The myth regarding passive income in real estate Chase's strategy to house-hack Implications of refinancing Don't cash out just because the interest rates are higher How Chase got into real estate What is the difference between passive income and active income Why Chase spend 30% of his income and invest 70% Benefits of having section 8 tenants How to vet tenants better Resources from this episode: Podcast Contact the guest at: Twitter: @iamchasemaher chasemaher.com Connect With Us! To connect with Jason, please email or call him at: Phone: (303) 949-8662 Email: crep@ecospace.com Wesbite: Ecospace  We look forward to hearing from you! Please go to iTunes to leave us a rating and write a review. Each review helps us reach a larger audience with your episode

EPISODE SUMMARY: House hacking is a great way to get into real estate investing. House hacking helps creative home buyers find new ways to own a home without breaking the bank. In this episode we have the very best person to explain about house hacking. In this episode you'll learn: How Chase got into house hacking Chase's various modes of income The myth regarding passive income in real estate Chase's strategy to house-hack Implications of refinancing Don't cash out just because the interest rates are higher How Chase got into real estate What is the difference between passive income and active income Why Chase spend 30% of his income and invest 70% Benefits of having section 8 tenants How to vet tenants better Resources from this episode: Podcast Contact the guest at: Twitter: @iamchasemaher chasemaher.com Connect With Us! To connect with Jason, please email or call him at: Phone: (303) 949-8662 Email: crep@ecospace.com Wesbite: Ecospace  We look forward to hearing from you! Please go to iTunes to leave us a rating and write a review. Each review helps us reach a larger audience with your episode

Wish you could be vulnerable with people about your traumatic past? Join us as we interview Chase Chewning – Army Veteran, podcast host, and certified coach – as he explains his own traumatic story and how he has gained the courage to speak about it; his advice on how you can too. Listen as he dives into his life in the Army, enrolling at 17 years old, and how it affects him in his current life. He explains how his emotional traumas took a big role in his severe physical injuries and how he’s conquered those obstacles. Lastly, listen in as Chase talks about how the body communicates to us and why it's so important to acknowledge those signs rather than ignore them. What You Will Learn in This Interview with Chase Chewning: @chase_chewning 02:22 – When Chase enlisted in the Army and why 05:27 – What Chase learned from the Army as a young man 07:00 – How Chase has applied those lessons to his current life and relationships 11:35 – What types of physical and emotional traumas Chase experienced during his service - How emotional health was confronted in the Army during his time serving 19:19 – How Chase’s disassociation of emotional health brought him to his severe physical injuries - How it led to his spiritual and emotional journey 22:52 – Chase’s advice for those who are hesitant to tell their own stories - The power of journaling and mental health awareness 26:10 – How Chase feels, physically and emotionally, when he begins to repeat unhealthy patterns 30:29 – How the body communicates with us - Why we shouldn't ignore those signals, despite ego 35:05 – Information on Chase’s podcast About Chase Chewning: Living a life of wellness has always been a part of him - since growing up eating fresh food from his grandparents' garden, playing baseball throughout school and enjoying time in the mountains surrounding his family's southwest VA home. After six years of active duty, Chase was medically discharged from the military due a string of injuries that ultimately required him to have bilateral reconstructive hip surgeries. After learning how to walk again, twice, exercise as medicine and healthy lifestyle modifications became his passion. He received his BS in Exercise Science, MS in Health Promotion and has been an ACE Certified Health Coach since 2015. Leaving the corporate world in late 2017 as the Wellness Director to a string of concierge medical practices along the East Coast, Chase stepped into entrepreneurship by launching podcast, Ever Forward Radio, now with over one million downloads and creating his own coaching and consulting business, Ever Forward Coach. He is also the founder of the podcast education, consulting, and production company Operation Podcast that helps others successfully launch, grow, and monetize their own podcasts. He now resides in Los Angeles, California with his wife May, RN, BSN and Family Nurse Practitioner, and their dog Nella. To see Chase Chewning's full bio and links to his podcast and website, head over to the complete show notes here: www.docjenfit.com/podcast/episode31 Chase’s Podcast “Ever Forward”: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ever-forward-radio-with-chase-chewning/id1195967486?mt=2 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/TOBpodcast/message

Like, subscribe, and comment! Greg & Nick discuss: Reader feedback: You can't take my Joy of Free Ricardo's comment: https://frequentmiler.boardingarea.com/is-it-now-irrational-to-hold-ultimate-rewards-points-on-nicks-mind/comment-page-1/#comment-2263474 See also: https://frequentmiler.boardingarea.com/why-the-worst-rewards-are-the-best/ 9:16 Baby in business class debate (feedback rekindles an old discussion) Greg's old post: https://frequentmiler.boardingarea.com/the-baby-in-business-class-debate/ Nick's response: https://frequentmiler.boardingarea.com/why-travel-with-a-baby/ 11:02 What crazy thing did Citi do this week? Benefits added are too little, too late. See: https://frequentmiler.boardingarea.com/citi-joins-the-party-5x-prestige-online-3x-groceries-on-premier-starts-now/ 18:05 Exciting opportunities in Aeroplan/Etihad partnership See: https://frequentmiler.boardingarea.com/etihad-partners-with-air-canada-opportunities-abound/ https://frequentmiler.boardingarea.com/aeroplan-etihad-sweet-spot-first-class-to-australia/ 36:13 How Chase introducing a customer-friendly use of points ironically takes away the Joy of Free See: https://frequentmiler.boardingarea.com/is-it-now-irrational-to-hold-ultimate-rewards-points-on-nicks-mind/ 52:56 IHG 4th Night Free: Good enough to upgrade the old credit card or consider applying for a new one? See: https://frequentmiler.boardingarea.com/ihg-sweet-spot-dynamic-pricing-4th-night-free/

If you’re a busy personal trainer… I want you to meet Chase. See, before Chase and I first chatted he was juggling between running a gym, training 1:1 clients and trying to get his online coaching up and running. Like most coaches; we can become too busy with the day-to-day stuff.  Then suddenly find yourself with no freedom, and constantly chasing new clients. This is why Chase wanted to build an online business, and get more freedom. Sound familiar? If it does, then I want you to watch this case study session. Inside you’ll discover:* How Chase has quickly started his online coaching business… and now has a stream of new clients. Why Chase doesn't have a website or fancy funnels… so that he can easily sign on new clients. How he has gone from no freedom and stressed about money, to now traveling the world and aiming to be a million dollar coach this year. FREE:  Join the Fitness Business Success Circle to access the training guides and join the other coaches here - http://www.coachescartel.com/freegroup

On the Show Bill will break down for listeners the following: - How Chase acquired no genuine legal interest in the mortgage loans sold and securitized by WAMU prior the FDIC takeover of September 25, 2008; - How an investor code known as AO1 was used by WAMU and Chase to conceal the identities of the actual investors of many WAMU mortgage loans; - Bill's own foreclosed property in Oregon is both the backdrop and fount for so much of this latest intel.      

In this video, K&K sit down with San Diego's most BADASS Real Estate Agent, Chase Cromwell, from Berkshire Hathaway, Cromwell Home Group and talk about how out of the almost 200,000 Real Estate Agents in just San Diego, he stands out...and it's more than just his birth mark.In this episode we talk about:How Chase stands out from the thousands of Real Estate Agents in San DiegoKilling the game in Alpine, San Diego - I mean, he is the first person that you see when you get off on the Freeway exit.Family lifeBeing a hands-on Real Estate Agent that will go above the means to help you find your home, but also help you build or clean anything.Basically, we learned how Chase has genuinely built relationships with his clients.You can find chase at:Website:https://www.cromwellhomegroup.comInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/chase.cromwell/?hl=enFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/cromwellhomegroupLinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/chasecromwell/Subscribe to his Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWNbaVUjSf4bn35T9YgJbtAListen to Value Add with K&K Podcast Show: http://valueaddwithkk.buzzsprout.comSubscribe to Value Add with K&K Podcast Show Here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKCq8ChflxF7qWPfV395eag?view_as=subscriberValue Add with K&K on Social Media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/valueaddkk/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/valueaddkk/

Two-Brain Radio: Chase IngrahamOn this edition of Two-Brain Radio, Sean talks with former Games athlete and current CrossFit broadcaster Chase Ingraham.Chase has been involved in CrossFit since 2008. He currently owns CrossFit Big D in Dallas, Texas. He competed at the Games in 2010 as an individual and has also been to the Regionals five times. Chase was a member of the CrossFit Games media team and most recently served as an analyst alongside yours truly on the Rogue Iron Game in Madison, Wisconsin, for the 2019 Reebok CrossFit Games.He and Sean talk about how he got into the broadcast side of the sport, growing up as the son of two high-level athletes and some of his most memorable performances as an individual athlete.Links: https://crossfitbigd.comhttps://www.amazon.com/Founder-Farmer-Tinker-Thief-Entrepreneurs-ebook/dp/B07QH85HSXContact: Instagram: @chase_ingrahamTimeline: 1:49 – Becoming a CrossFit Games broadcaster.4:16 – Learning how to BE a broadcaster.8:32 – How being a coach and a former competitor informs Chase’s work as an analyst.12:21 – His best broadcast memories aren’t of the sport, but of the people. 14:39 – Being born into a family of superstar athletes.22:28 – Finally finding his sport in water polo.27:59 – Finding CrossFit post-collegiate athletics and “cheating” at Fran.32:35 – Becoming Captain American and the 2010 CrossFit Games experience.40:29 – Winning the “100s” event at the 2013 South Central Regional: A game of strategy.46:31 – How Chase predicted his own 14.5 score.49:21 – The future of CrossFit Big D: Continue to make it a safe haven and the best hour of clients’ days.

If you’re a busy personal trainer… I want you to meet Chase. See, before Chase and I first chatted he was juggling between running a gym, training 1:1 client and trying to get his online coaching up and running. Like most coaches; we can become too busy with the day-to-day stuff.  Then suddenly find yourself with no freedom, and constantly chasing new clients. This is why Chase wanted to build an online business, and get more freedom. Sound familiar? If it does, then I want you to watch this case study session. Inside you’ll discover:* How Chase has quickly started his online coaching business… and now has a stream of new clients. Why Chase doesn't have a website or fancy funnels… so that he can easily sign on new clients. How he has gone from no freedom and stressed about money, to now traveling the world and aiming to be a million dollar coach this year. FREE:  Join the Fitness Business Success Circle to access the training guides and join the other coaches here - http://www.coachescartel.com/freegroup

In this inspiring conversation with Chase Babcock of Saint Benevolence Rum, some of the topics we explore include: How Chase’s childhood visits to Haiti - the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere - inspired him to create a rum brand that could enhance and catalyze the great charitable work his father began doing in Haiti back in the early 2000s. What it takes to source and import rum that tells a story and inspires bartenders to make great cocktails. The legacy that Clairin has in Haiti as essentially a family moonshining tradition, and why this open fermented rustic agricole product is making a huge splash in the spirits industry today What different sugar cane varietals can bring to the clairin making process Why Chase and his dad Calvin publish their tax returns on the internet How to order rum like Ernest Hemingway at a Parisian cafe And much, much more During this conversation at Tales of the Cocktail 2019, we taste through Saint Benevolence’s two keystone or flagship products: their five year aged caribbean rum, and their clairin, which is just now hitting the market in Florida, California, and Louisiana, so if you’re based in one of those states, be sure to request Saint Benevolence next time you visit your favorite bar or liquor store.

My wonderful husband Chase joins us again for today’s episode, and we’re going to do more episodes like these over the next few months because we want to give you a look at our lives and how we’re learning, every single day, while literally crafting in the chaos of our lives. You Will Hear About: [1:45] How Chase went from being anti-entrepreneurship to being an entrepreneur [3:50] Pairing a visionary and an integrator [8:15] Making time for the things that are important to you [24:50] Getting perspective on how far you’ve come [38:15] Our challenge: plan something fun for yourself! Resources: Connect with Cayla: Facebook | Instagram Join the Mommy Millionaire Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/MommyMillionaireCommunity/ Mommy Millionaire LIVE 2019: https://mommymillionaire.lpages.co/mommy-millionaire-live/ Want a free ticket to Mommy Millionaire LIVE?! All you have to do is text this podcast to ten of your friends + send us the screenshots to info@mommymillionaire.co! Mommy Millionaire is produced by Podcast Masters

On this episode of Stories Behind the Grind, I talk with Chase, founder of the Bucket List Lifestyle. We discuss, how necessity saved Chase’s life, how you can start working towards your dreams right now and how you can channel frustration into your next success. Also discover: What led up to Chase to create his bucketlist The downsides to chasing success How writing someone elses’ bucketlist ended up becoming Chase’s own How Chase was able to move away from contemplating suicide How doing a cartwheel became the turning point of the rest of Chase’s life Why planning can be the missing link to achieving your goals How Chase was able to turn Travel as a way to escape the pain to a place to run towards for awe and inspiration Learning how to travel cheaper and creating a travel blog Quitting his job and starting an adventure tour company with no experience Transitioning from a full-time job to doing full-time adventure tour work Chase’s most important mindset shift Using your current situation as preparation for your future situation Advice to people who are not sure what they're going to do with their life Why being open to the possibility of something new is a must Why it’s important to announce what you’re working towards Lessons Chase learned from traveling and how he applied them in his business Following your frustration Chase’s definition of the grind The Bucketlist Lifestyle - https://www.thebucketlistlifestyle.com/ https://www.facebook.com/thebucketlistlifestyle/ https://www.instagram.com/the_bucketlist_lifestyle/ Be sure to follow me on Instagram and say Hi @aidanvoc Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts. You can find this episode plus all the previous episode here. Four ways you can support this podcast Take a screenshot of this podcast and send it to a friend who may like it Take your Grind to the next level by implementing a sales funnel to turn your passive website visitors into paying customer with ClickFunnels, the #1 sales funnel software in the world. You can get a free trial by going to www.clickfunnels.com Rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts! Connect with me @aidanvoc (I respond to all DM’s there)  

We talk to Chase Nuttall of Nest Seekers LA about the strategic ways he uses Instagram to bring in a specific type of client. You'll learn: 1. Why you need to be a stalker on Instagram. 2. How to transition from being a follower to closing a sale. 3. Strategies for using hashtags. (Hint: don't use #realestate.) 4. How to make it easy for people to find you. 5. How Chase tailors his content differently to buyers and sellers. 6. How to use Instagram as a business card. Links mentioned: Chase on Instagram TradedLA Instagram Architectural Digest Instagram Luxury Listings Instagram iPhone calendar app Gmail app MinimaList  VSCO iTunes      

Are you always busy? Are you worried about how effective all this work is? Are you addicted to busyness and need help? We are here to help you separate the needless hustle from the essential work. It is not always about working smarter than harder, but it is vitally important that you stop chasing your tail and working up a sweat while not making enough progress. In this episode we talk about to do lists, goal setting, productivity and all the common grounds for growth measurement. A large part of the conversation is spent drawing out the intricacies of these relationships and how you can find your perfect balance of needs, ambitions and obligations to set your ideal goals. We also talk about affirmation, journalling, reducing attachment and much more so be sure to tune in a get it all in this massive episode! Key Points From This Episode: Choosing the right things from your to do list. [0:04:01.2] Effectiveness often includes busyness. [0:05:32.1] Reasons why we have methods and practices around productivity. [0:07:02.4] Winging it, freedom and the converse of over-organized systems. [0:09:57.2] Over-dedication to the to do list and a lack of perspective. [0:13:17.2] The Four Tendencies and using your own disposition to your advantage. [0:17:29.8] Learning to look out for yourself as an entrepreneur. [0:22:19.5] Prioritizing and managing your to do list according to growth and intuition. [0:25:11.3] How Chase manages his tendency to wing his way through work. [0:29:50.4] Relating your spiritual, emotional and professional goals. [0:39:01.2] The usefulness of journalling and affirmation in maintaining real goals. [0:42:57.1] Rolling with things as they come, all the way to a platform. [0:49:04.7] Exploring growth through the tension between our dreams and obligations. [0:53:24.9] Reducing damaging attachment to results. [0:56:02.2] Where to start when getting going on your goals. [1:02:32.7] And much more! Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Sezzle — https://sezzle.com/fizzle Fizzle — https://fizzle.co/ Fizzle Toolkit — https://fizzle.co/toolkit Fizzle Goals Course — https://fizzle.co/courses/goals Fizzle 80/20 Copywriting Guide — https://fizzle.co/sparkline/writing-copy-for-web Fizzle Journaling Course — https://fizzle.co/courses/journal Fizzle Roadmap — https://fizzle.co/sparkline/small-business-roadmap-1-clarity Fizzle Craft + Commerce — https://fizzle.co/sparkline/craft-commerce Fizzle Try 5 — http://fizzle.co/try5 Fizzle Project Management for Entrepreneurs — https://fizzle.co/sparkline/project-management-for-entrepreneurs Energizer Planning Method Episode — https://fizzle.co/sparkline/energizer-planning-method-get-year-back-track-fs215 Corbett Barr on Twitter — https://twitter.com/CorbettBarr Courage and Clarity — https://www.courageandclarity.com/ 15 Minute Weekly Planner —https://www.courageandclarity.com/plan/ Fleet Feet — https://www.fleetfeet.com/ Gretchen Rubin — https://gretchenrubin.com/ The Four Tendencies — https://gretchenrubin.com/books/the-four-tendencies/intro/ Mister Miyagi — http://thekaratekid.wikia.com/wiki/Mr._Miyagi Gary Vaynerchuk — https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com/ Casey Neistat — https://www.caseyneistat.com/

Show Notes: http://fizzleshow.co/257 YouTube can be insanely useful for small businesses today. But most of us think the wrong way about how to use it. Do you want to start a Youtube channel? Do you want to grow your revenue and audience using the audience tools YouTube offers? In this episode we answer these and many more questions. We take the example of Chase Reeves' YouTube channel and dissect how a personal passion for bags led him to building a profitable and valuable series of videos. Today on the show the team help you think about how you can turn your interests and abilities into capital and opportunity on Youtube. We also talk about calls to action, passive income, defining your audience and understanding the true purpose of hosting a video channel similar to Chase's. So if you are interested in exploring a new avenue of revenue, would like to improve an already existing channel or are open to us convincing us of something you thought you would never do tune in! We got you! Key Points From This Episode: How to use Youtube to promote your entrepreneurial business. [0:03:18.2] Youtube's popularity as a means to quick learning. [0:08:58.1] Ways to make money from Youtube besides the most common model. [0:12:17.4] How Chase got started reviewing bags on Youtube. [0:14:41.4] The reasons that Chase's channel was able to generate affiliate income. [0:22:01.1] Reception to these videos and the entertainment value of a Chase's videos. [0:29:12.3] The realization of the potential of these videos years after starting. [0:31:20.2] One bag travel and the addictiveness of the minimalist aesthetic. [0:34:02.8] Reaching out to companies and their responses to affiliation. [0:39:46.2] Advertising revenue and other information on how Chase's channel works. [0:41:30.4] The most important lesson from this example about your own personality. [0:47:58.6] Other types of videos besides product reviews to pursue. [0:48:44.5] Implementing a call to action during a video that feels authentic. [0:52:34.5] Defining your audience and the opportunity this allows. [0:55:21.2] The primary purpose of videos like Chase's. [0:58:30.1] [quotable class="big center" addlink="" novia="" quotes=""]“A lot of times people hear about affiliate based businesses and all they hear is the ‘I am making 2000 a month,' part.”[/quotable] Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: Fizzle Toolkit — free guides and tools for the indie entrepreneur. CovertKit Free Trial — one of our favorite email service providers is offering Fizzle fans a free 30 day. Chase Reeves' Youtube Channel — https://www.youtube.com/user/chasereeves Lacroix Curate — http://www.lacroixwater.com/category/lacroix-curate-flavors/ Ghost Dog — http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0165798/ Forest Whitaker — http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001845/ Father Apprentice — http://fatherapprentice.com/ Patagonia Video — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omNqGqseQc Filson Video — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAiRUaYDZc Minaal Video — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjNKiS_UBrA Nomatic Video — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jgfJJb8i0AI Tom Bihn Video — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B7hmx9I9drE Wandrd Video — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bb08fDnRy3E Goruck Video — https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKAANABqAik

Have you ever tried a technique or maybe hit a sticking point in your dating life, then wonder why whatever you’re doing didn’t work? If so, this podcast will help. Discipline is more of a mindset approach to dating as opposed to having an uncontrolled environment. The idea behind discipline is threefold: • There are things I know that work; I want to continue to use those things • I need to stop doing things that don’t work for my dating methods • I also need to create systems that test what I’m not sure about Since this is a hefty subject, I’ve broken up the podcast into two segments: In Part 1: • Introduction to Franco and discipline (00:45) • Why Franco believes discipline is important, and the mindset of discipline (01:32) • Discipline as compared to a scientific method and an equation (03:00) • Controlled versus tested variables (03:52) • Varoon’s example of how a single variable changed the outcome of his date (04:07) • Varoon discusses how he confused the cause of his failure on the date (05:22) • Franco discusses how he isolated the variable that changed on Varoon’s date (06:26) • Varoon shares a story from another date where he changed many variables (08:30) • Why it’s important to turn your dates into a scientific experiment (09:50) • Franco’s equation comparison and why it’s important to keep variables to just one (10:25) • How the equation and variable system relates to dating (11:40) • Why changing just one date variable is critical to learning and creating a working method (12:32) • How to understand all the different variables at play, and how the most successful men are all highly disciplined (13:27) • Reducing variables solves equations quicker and makes the dating process much easier (15:28) • Varoon shares how isolating variables helped him figure out a sticking point in texting (15:55) • Nothing is ever 100% or absolute with women (how a method works differently for different people) (17:18) • Varoon shares a more difficult sticking point and how he sorted through several variables to create a solution (19:00) • Some variables are more difficult to identify than others (21:50) I’d also like to introduce a new segment called “Chats with Chase,” where I invite Chase to discuss anything reader related on the podcast. This time, Chase covers how to decide when to remove components from your dating method. • Introduction to “Chats with Chase” (22:55) • How Chase knows when it’s time to chuck a strategy into the waste bin, and why there are so many variances in results (23:05) • First reason to throw something out – when you don’t need something anymore (24:54) • Second reason to throw something out – when something repeatedly doesn’t work (and why to try something twenty times before discarding it) (27:17) • Third reason to throw something out – when it produces reactions, not results (Chase cites public makeouts as an example, and how he started testing out not making out in public) (28:16) • Final reason to throw something out – when it just doesn’t fit your personality (and how Chase threw out some cheesy sex banter that didn’t work well) (30:25) Next time, in Part 2 of my discussion with Franco, we’ll discuss: • How to experiment with discipline by solving variables and demonstrating what works • How to use discipline in dating methods if you’re a virgin or a beginner • How to use discipline more effectively to get better and get laid if you’re already getting results • Setting correct expectations for the successes you desire • Pacing reality with known and unknown variables • Typical pitfall points in how guys screw up discipline • Why thinking long term is critical to your dating success Listen online: http://www.girlschase.com/content/franco-lombardi-learning-pickup-takes-discipline-podcast LEARN SOMETHING GOOD? SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW! If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe in iTunes and leave a review. This helps us reach more ears, and casts your vote for “Yes! Make more episodes!”

http://fizzleshow.co/82 - On the show today, something completely new to us: a collection of current events that, remarkably, wove themselves around a common theme. One of the biggest regrets of those close to dying is this: **that they didn't speak their mind more throughout their lives.** If you're careful, you'll hear that thread throughout the stories we bring to you this week. Enjoy! What Happens When ----------------- - *5m:* Corbett explains the blog challenge. (Discounted hosting, Fizzle freebie, 7 day email series from Corbett.) - *10:* Why Corbett is starting a personal blog again. - *12:* How Chase uses his personal blog. - *18:* Barrett's tweetstorm diatribe. (e.g., 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9.) - *28:* How the Uber news impacts your mindset as a self employed blogger/podcaster/knitter/jam-maker/hustler. - *35:* Coca Cola's problem... it's not marketing, folks. - *38:* Slack as the email killer... and the ultimate pivot. - *42:* Mailchimp releases a new UX book, gives away profits. - *46:* Corbett's new favorite nerd belt. *"Looks pretty slick too!"* - *49:* A tip on charging your phone (hint: it flies) and Barrett's experience with Apple pay. - *53:* Yik Yak. We have to continue to embrace what we don't understand. - *58:* One of the biggest regrets of the dying: not speaking your mind. Sharing secrets, personal blogging, etc... a rant from Chase. ("Solidarity," btw, is the word I was looking for.) - *"Everything falls apart... do it anyways."*