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Civil War general and the 18th president of the United States, Ulysses S. Grant's roller-coaster journey was thrilling and filled with unexpected turns. In the latest installment of History & Health Optimization, I’m connecting Grant’s ascension to your ascension of optimal health. In today's episode, you'll hear: How Grant's improbably journey can help your health optimization journey How Grant was able to mitigate his biggest weakness and how you can apply this to your life Why indecision should be treated like poison How principles of war can be applied to principles of longevity and high performance And much more Connect with Julian: Join the Superhuman Insider Newsletter: https://theartoffitnessandlife.com/insider/ Connect with me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thejulianhayes Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julianhayes Coaching — https://theartoffitnessandlife.com/application/

The Houston World's Bar-B-Que Contest in Texas is quite possibly the most highly contentested BBQ competition in the world. And our very own Grant Coleman from the Smooth and Smoakey Salad Dodgers has represented Australia there not once, not twice, but three times! Competing as Manning Valley Natural Smokers, Grant and his team took it to the world, going up against a field of 250 other teams from around the world, including top tier pitmasters such as Darren Warth of Iowa Smokey D's, and Stan Hays of Operation BBQ Relief.  While over there, Grant proved that he can cook some of the best BBQ in the world, taking out 2nd place in Brisket. Not just that, Grant didn't use a Texas brisket - he brought some home-grown brisket from right here in Australia. He most definitely showed the Houston BBQ scene what we Aussies can do.  But now he's doing so much more for the wider BBQ community. He's now an event promoter, and has even become an SCA official! In this full episode of the Smoking Hot Confessions BBQ Podcast, Grant and I get into: How Grant likes to do his pork ribs (4:30) Why Grant has switched from his Radar Hill Offset Trailer Smoker to a fleet of GMG Pellet Grills (6:59) His trips to Houston Texas for the World's Championship Bar-B-Que Contest (12:24) His work as a promoter (28:56) How and why he likes to introduce new people to competition BBQ (31:17) Grant's top tips for putting on a BBQ competition (40:17) This episode of the Smoking Hot Confessions BBQ Podcast is proudly brought to you by our Podcast Partner, JAGRD Woodfired Smoker Ovens. If you're looking for your next Barbeque, smoker or grill, be sure to check them out. They have a wide range of well-performing units available, and love doing custom work and commercial kit outs as well. Check out: https://jagrdwoodfired.com.au    If you would like to become a Podcast Partner we'd love to hear from you. Send Ben an email at ben@smokinghotconfessions.com and let's get that conversation started! To get your free copy of 'The Beginners Guide to Real BBQ', including some smoked meat recipes, head to: https://smokinghotconfessions.com 

Why is proper composting so important to a farm’s success, and how can you make sure you have the right compost for the best outcomes?  Today we’re happy to host Grant and Kate Estrade of Laughing Buddha Nursery in Metairie, Louisiana.  In 2003, Grant started Laughing Buddha Nursery out of a simple desire to be his own boss and run a retail shop that met a community need - the then fledgling but growing demand for organic gardening supplies. After Katrina struck the area in 2005, people were concerned about the quality and potential contaminants in their backyard soil. In response, Grant began composting and mixing organic soil blends to supply healthy, lead-free, and nutrient-rich soil products for customers’ gardens. In 2010, Kate joined when she met Grant at Laughing Buddha. Her parents always grew a large vegetable garden and composted and as a teenager she spent summers working at a local garden center. She never imagined going into gardening or agriculture professionally, but we know how these things can work out! Tune in to hear all of their integral and transformative composting tips!   You’ll hear:  How Kate and Grant got started with Laughing Buddha Nursery 1:50 How their store operates 6:09 Grant and Kate’s composting process 13:59 How they efficiently manage both their farm and their store 24:29 The hardest thing Grant and Kate have done in farming 38:25 What Kate and Grant would do differently given the opportunity to start their farming journey over 54:56 How Grant and Kate build their team 1.02:38 The biggest mistake Grant and Kate see newer farmers making 1.12:28 How they approach the mental game of running their business 1.19:51 Their favorite farming tools 1.26:01 Where you can find out more about Grant, Kate, and Laughing Buddha Nursery 1.30:18   About the Guest:Grant has operated Laughing Buddha Nursery, a retail garden shop that helps people grow vegetables organically, since 2003. After Hurricane Katrina, Laughing Buddha began composting to supply healthy, lead-free, and microbe-rich soil products for customers’ gardens. From 2010-2015, Grant launched and operated a commercial composting division of a sand and aggregate company. He sold his shares of this company in 2015.  In 2010, Kate met Grant as a customer of Laughing Buddha (buying worms for her apartment compost bin!) and they got married in 2016. Kate grew up in Wisconsin, graduated from the University of Missouri, served in AmeriCorps, and worked in newspapers and nonprofits prior to farming. On land that was a failed subdivision that they purchased in 2014, together Kate and Grant started Local Cooling Farms, their pasture-based regenerative livestock operation. Their farm model focuses on maximizing nutrient cycling (nature’s loop of production, consumption and decomposition) and raising livestock with respect and dignity to produce healthy protein, restore soil health, and sequester carbon (hence the name!). They also now have their composting operation on the farm. Kate has developed the farm's neighborhood delivery hub model where they sell the vast majority of their farm products (save for a few restaurants and bakeries that purchase eggs), as well as seasonal produce, chicken, lamb, dairy, fermented and preserved goods, bread and pasta, honey, and more from 20 other regional farms and producers.   Resources:Website - https://www.laughingbuddhanursery.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/localcoolingfarms Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/localcoolingfarms/

Grant Wiley is a former NCAA Football All-American, actor, & tech entrepreneur. Currently Grant––along with NFL Veteran, Najee Goode, and Jonathan Ohliger––is the Co-Founder of Veepio, a mobile, direct-to-consumer, interactive Ecommerce tool. Grant is also an actor who has appeared both on screen and on stage. Previously, he was an NCAA All-American Linebacker at the University of West Virginia and went on to play in the NFL with the Minnesota Vikings for 2 years, before retiring due to injuries. ***TIMESTAMPS*** 5:35 - Grant’s West Virginia Football & NFL Career background; The injury that ended Grant’s career; How to tackle Michael Vick at Virginia Tech 22:51 - The golden era of Big East football; The Rich Rodriguez era at West Virginia & Dawn of the Spread Offense; College Athletes & The Responsibility Coaches have to them; Grant’s relationship with Rodriguez & Defensive Coordinator Jeff Casteel 35:44 - Casteel’s recent interview about Grant; Grant’s discipline & work ethic; Grant’s leadership and bond with teammates on and off the field 46:46 - The death of Grant’s friend & former teammate, Chris Henry; The role of the media in unfairly vilifying athletes; The impact Death of Grant’s childhood best friend; Grant’s changes in NFL aspirations; Grant’s struggles with reason and purpose towards the end of his college football playing days; Grant’s goal line stop of Lee Suggs in 2002 1:25:42 - The brain impact of football, Concussions, & CTE; Grant’s thoughts on an NFL career that didn’t go as planned; A discussion on “Boomers” 1:38:24 - Grant’s recognition of the different experiences of others; Ego & Cancel Culture in modern discourse 1:46:05 - Grant’s discusses the mistaken narratives around his friend, Adam Pacman Jones 1:54:52 - More talk on Pacman & society’s instantaneous judgement of young stars with money; Talking with friends when they’re making poor judgements 2:07:28 - Grant’s career post football in the arts; How Grant came to love and admire creativity; Grant’s move to New York City 2:14:55 - Grant’s initial start modeling; A funny trip down memory lane with Grant’s college team photos; Grant’s introduction to acting studying with the late Bill Esper in NYC 2:20:45 -  Veepio and interactive Ecommerce technology; Veepio’s timeline since being founded in 2015; Veepio’s work with the Philadelphia Eagles and other Sports franchises 2:34:23 - Integrating 3D Technology into the real world; People’s resistance to change 2:43:20 - Grant’s empathy and his appreciation for “the process” ~ YouTube EPISODES & CLIPS: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0A-v_DL-h76F75xik8h03Q  ~ Show Notes: https://www.trendifier.com/podcastnotes  TRENDIFIER Website: https://www.trendifier.com  Julian's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/julianddorey  ~ Beat provided by: https://freebeats.io  Music Produced by White Hot

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In this podcast, Anna is with Grant Cardone, the best-selling author, sales trainer, speaker, and entrepreneur. They talked about the experiences he had when he was still a child, and how he managed to be part of the show in Discovery Channel's Undercover Billionaire for 90 days.   They also talked about: 02:30 Getting to know Grant Cardone 08:25 Biggest mistakes and regrets in the show 11:40 How Grant's mom inspired him 14:30 What Freedom means to Grant 17:40 Asking Grant to rap  Grant reminds us how fulfilling it feels to be freed from any financial burden. He is also open to help, support and inspire women especially single moms, kids, and all people who need financial advice. He can be easily reached on almost all social media platforms.   To know more about Grant Cardone, you can check the following:   Website: https://grantcardone.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/GrantCardone?sub_confirmation=1 Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrantCardone Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/grantcardonefan/?_rdc=1&_rdr Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/grantcardone/?hl=en   You can reserve your seats for the 10X Growth Conference Virtual Event: https://10xgrowthcon.com/virtual ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Check these out:    Amazon Profits Accelerator (Free 3-Day Webinar): https://bit.ly/34e9cJh Amazon 101 Academy: https://bit.ly/3gvJO6l Amazon 101 Academy-Self Study: https://bit.ly/3n53DUS Make Sh*t Happen Membership: https://bit.ly/37MtCdg   Join Tribe My Facebook Group Your Freedom Project https://www.facebook.com/groups/YourFreedomProject2020/   Visit My Website Here https://theannadavidson.com/   You can also reach Anna on her socials: Instagram - @theannadavidson Facebook - Anna Davidson YouTube - @theannadavidson

Give a big warm welcome to owner, speaker, and coach at The Speaker lab, Grant Baldwin Inside The Greenroom!  Today we are taking time to serve our listeners who are new to the speaking game. Or, as we like to call you, “the best-kept secret.” It is crazy to say that we are wrapping up the first month of 2021. It has been a wild and unpredictable year already… Despite the ever-changing world around us, we believe that there are a few things you can still predict in this life. One of them is your success as a speaker.  In this episode, Grant gives some incredible insight into how you can practically upgrade your speaking career behind the scenes, establishing yourself as an expert in your niche and create a foundation that will set you up for long term success.  Learn about the S.P.E.A.K. method, what event and meeting planners are looking for, the two questions every audience wants answered, and how you can start making money with every gig.    P.S. Of course, we didn’t forget about our event and Meeting Planners! Hear Grant’s best advice on working with speakers and how you can take your event to the next level!  Jump into 2021 with the confidence you need! Listen now.  Here’s More Of What We Cover: How customizing your speaking career can open doors The method that helps Grant’s clients start speaking professionally How Grant pivoted AND helped his clients pivot during the pandemic Why you should establish yourself as the expert Building a foundation that books you gigs How to acquire paid speaking gigs How to establish yourself as the expert The two questions every audience wants to know Why you should have a professional-grade website How you can create the Demo video that’s right for YOU When you should speak for free How to know when to scale your business How the industry has changed since 2020 The most important thing you can do as a meeting planner   And much more!     LINKS: Connect with Grant: Website: thespeakerlab.com Podcast: The Speakers lab Podcast  Calculator: myspeakerfee.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/grantbaldwin  Twitter: twitter.com/grantbaldwin Insta: www.instagram.com/getpaidtospeak/?hl=en  LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/grant-baldwin-641a03105/  Company Name:  The Speaker Lab YouTube: www.youtube.com/thespeakerlab   Connect with Blair: blair@advanceyourreach.com  Connect with us: Facebook: ​​www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website:​​ advanceyourreach.com Email​: ​info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com Learn More About our Stage Agency:  https://elitespeakersagency.com/ stageagency@advancyourreach.com Influential Speakers in Grant’s life:  Josh Shipp   Episode Minute By Minute: 0:27 Episode starts 0:55 Welcome Grant 1:19 How Grant got started in the speaking industry 5:40 A look inside Grant’s speaker framework 13:54 Putting in the reps to nail your speech 15:47 So what, now what? 19:13 The importance of having a good website 25:57 Key mistake to avoid when making your sizzle reel 28:15 Tips on every speaking gig 32:32 Grants best advice for scaling  36:08 The “best” speaking style 38:16 Get paid what your worth on virtual stages 44:47 The importance of building relationships as a speaker 47:51 We are all figuring it out right now 51:13 The speakers who have impacted Grant’s life the most More About Grant: Grant Baldwin is the author of “The Successful Speaker” and founder of TheSpeakerLab.com, a training company for public speakers. He is also the creator and host of The Speaker Lab podcast and has coached thousands of speakers. He has been regularly featured in the national media included Forbes, Inc., Entrepreneur and the Huffington Post. He lives near Nashville, Tennessee with his wife and three daughters.

Celtics forward Grant Williams joins Bob & Jeff as he recaps his rookie year in Boston. He talks about the biggest challenges, adapting to the NBA and how teammates like Kemba Walker, Jayson Tatum, and Daniel Theis impacted a long 2020-2021 campaign 1:00: Happy birthday, Grant Williams! 3:10: How Grant has already connected with Celtics rookies Aaron Nesmith & Payton Pritchard 5:25: On Nesmith being the self-proclaimed "Best shooter of the 2020 NBA Draft" 6:25: On making his first NBA 3-pointer after going 0-for-25 9:55: What's it like to play for Brad Stevens, who encourages his players to take more 3-pointers? 13:36: College teams Grant loved watching growing up/teams that recruited Williams 16:34: The time Brad Stevens or teammates told Grant to "be quiet" 18:30: Artists Grant listens to for pregame music 20:15: Which teammate on the court dazzled Grant most? 21:37: Which opponent dazzled you the most on the court? 27:23: On Kemba Walker and his impact 29:00: On getting the rookies prepared for Marcus Smart 30:43: What's it like having your locker right next to Jayson Tatum? 33:50: How teammates have to adapt to his personality 37:18: What's this unique offseason been like for you?

Today’s podcast features Grant Fowler and Kevin Foster. Kevin Foster is a former NCAA DI javelin thrower training for the 2021 Olympic trials.  He is the owner of the Javelin Anatomy Instagram page, a regular writer for Just Fly Sports, and was the guest on episode #164. of the podcast. Grant Fowler is the owner of Fowler Fitness in The Woodlands, Texas.  Grant works as a private training and online performance consultant and specializes in program design and injury prevention.  Grant is a different thinker who has a distinctive “non-linear” and adaptable style to his training program design and previously appeared on episode #190 of the podcast. In one of my recent chats with Kevin, he mentioned how his training for javelin had exploded in his time working under the GPP programming of Grant Fowler.  As we chatted about on episode #190, Grant has a rotating-PR version of training for performance, and uses a unique non-linear style in his work.  Kevin’s strength and athleticism reached new levels using this method, and so on the podcast today, we dig into some of the specifics and philosophies that went into building Kevin’s training program. In addition to Kevin’s training for javelin throwing, we also get into some great discussion on mobility training, training holism and reductionism, general strength and capacity, and much more. Today’s episode is brought to you by SimpliFaster, supplier of high-end athletic development tools, such as the Freelap timing system, kBox, Sprint 1080, and more. View more podcast episodes at the podcast homepage Timestamps and Main Points 6:20 What Kevin Foster has been learning in regards to the importance and specifics of what a general foundation should look like for an athlete, and the negative aspects of skipping this type of work in favor of maximal power work too soon in a system 12:20 How much mobility do athletes really, truly need in their programs? 14:20 The possibility of looking at training “too” holistically, and never doing any specific isolated work to approach weak points 24:20 Ideas on time spent actually working on one’s maximal strength capabilities, and then how rotating those movements fits into continual progress with less effort 33:20 How Kevin’s training progress exploded while utilizing Grant’s training system in regards to lift strength and short-approach javelin throws 41:20 How Grant structured Kevin’s training program utilizing a rotation of maximal effort lifts, and any adjustments that have come in since last program 56:20 Ideas on individualizing workouts on a day in favor of athletes being able to make PR’s and create incremental progress 1:00.35 How to taper in a program where you have a non-linear progression 1:04.50 Kevin’s take on getting the needed general tools to achieve the highest specific mastery in sport, and considerations on where too much focus on maximal strength could potentially be a drawback 1:15.50 Grant’s two favorite recovery modalities for athletes “We go straight into these programs that revolve around powerlifting and Olympic lifting, max vertical jumps, velocity-based training, this that and the other, but we ignore the foundation of isolated joint mobility, getting your hips moving, spine moving, spinal segmentation” Foster “There are some people who look at training, almost too holistically.  There was a point in time when it was almost too reductionist” Fowler “I think that stretching goes hand in hand with relaxation, and too many athletes have the ability to turn off their muscles.  Relaxation is the single most under-appreciated elements of athleticism out there right now” Foster “We maximal strength train people for 20-30 minutes, maybe at the most, and in-between that we are doing a lot of other things” Fowler “When I go in the gym, it’s easy to pick an exercise, pick a rep scheme you haven’t done in a while,

The Start of Speaking When it comes to speaking, the only thing between you and to chance to share your voice is learning how the industry works. Grant spent a lot of time questioning and following speakers to acquire the knowledge that he then applied to his life. Do not disqualify yourself before even starting the process.  There is a big misconception that to be a speaker, you need an energetic, external, and charismatic personality. Through his years of speaking, Grant has seen that that is not true. There are many succesful speakers, like him, that have more internal personalities. Don’t believe in the misconception of there being a one size fits all description of a successful speaker. I found my voice, now what?As a full-time speaker, Grant often hears the same questions from those standing where he stood a few years ago: 1. How do I find gigs? 2. How much should I charge when I find a gig? 3. How does the speaking world even work? No matter if you want to speak just a bit on the side or if you want to become a full time speaker, those questions are important to answer. In his book, he explains how to demystify what it takes to get someone to not only want you to come speak, but also to pay you for your time. Their book lays out a five step framework to finding and booking gigs. The acronym SPEAK is an easier way to remember their process for this. Evaluating Yourself as an IndividualThere comes a time when you must decide what kind of speaker you want to become. Grant advises to focus on one thing, and by doing so, you become an expert on that topic. Through that, you get the ability to charge a premium on the thing at which you’re really good. Many speakers try to become all things to all people, but that makes it to where you can become mediocre at all things instead of amazing at one thing. One way that Grant personally pursued this was by acknowledging that he was a great speaker, but that did not make him a great author. Through this notion, he was able to successfully collaborate with Jeff Goins. Evaluating Your Speaking When it comes to evaluating a speech, there are three important factors to consider: you the speaker, the audience, and the environment. As the speaker, you must ask yourself if you did your part in being prepared or if you went through the motions. Being prepared or not prepared can play a large role in the success of a speech. Ultimately, if the audience is not ready to receive your speech, no amount of preparation can resolve that issue. The environment also plays a huge role in the success of a speech. For instance, the power going out can definitely impact what occurs. If you are interested in learning more, take Grant’s free marketing course at grantbaldwin.com . His book,  The Successful Speaker: Five Steps for Booking Gigs, Getting Paid, and Building your Platform, is also available on Amazon. Timeline:[01:29] Do you ever wonder if your voice could be heard?[02:23] Building a platform where professional speaking is part of what you are able to do. [02:31] Grant gives advice on more than just being a professional speaker, but also includes becoming better at pitching ideas. [04:22] The timeline of granting learning how to become a speaker. [04:47] How Grant evaluated moving past wanting to speak more by questioning how to find gigs, decide what to speak about, and how much to charge. [05:32] Once a professional speaker, what Grant heard from listeners. [06:23] “Speaking is a great way to build a business, and a great way to make an impact. [07:10] Are you wondering how to figure out your voice?[09:26] The process of Jeff Goins and Grant Baldwin joining together for the purpose of writing a book. [11:11] Just because you have one skill set does not mean that you have all other skill sets. [12:18] Ask yourself, “How can I collaborate?”[14:26] The importance of different personality types in speaking. [16:32] There is not a one size fits all description of a successful speaker. [16:55] A common mistake speakers make. [18:23] Becoming a steakhouse over a buffet. [20:25] The big challenge for entrepreneurs: making a decision[21:37] Why making a choice can actually make your life simpler. [24:17] Overcoming a “swing and a miss” in speaking. [26:31] Unexpected moment of success for Grant in a moment of adversity. [27:13] The roles of the speaker, audience, and environment [29:06] Accepting that as a speaker, sometimes thing are just out of your control. [32:59] "Speaking is about inviting people to have an opportunity to be able to stand and deliver in any given moment. [34:01] The audience wants you, the speaker, to succeed. [34:32] “Speaking is a shared experience with you and the audience. [36:28] Speaking is more than just the finished process, it also entails falling in love with the craft of speaking.

BECOME A BESTSELLING AUTHOR WITH OUR BOOK WRITING INCUBATOR PROGRAM - Starting soon: https://iywebinars.com/arLATEST EPISODE: http://americanreal.tvGrant Cardone is the CEO of Cardone Capital, the creator of 13 bestselling business programs, the author of eight business books, including The 10X Rule and “If You’re Not First, You’re Last”. Forbes listed him as one of the top social media business influencers in the world. Grant and Roger have a heart-to-heart discussion about the current situation in the world, and what Grant refers to several times as being distractions intended to carry out another agenda. Grant emphasizes the need for people of color needing to own the land and he has a plan to help carry that vision through. He says nothing of what’s happening is new; it’s simply new to those who aren’t familiar with history.Show Notes:- Grant’s daughter, Sabrina, goes live on Facebook.- Allowing people to seeing behind the scenes.- Grant’s curiosity after his father died young.- Criticism and why people are actually talking to themselves.- Grant opens up about the current situation in America.- The only way out is to “OWN THE LAND”.- The education “scam”.- When we distract people the smart guys are in the bank, robbing it.- People of color need to own the property.- Looking behind the curtain.- The cup flowith over.- How Grant wants to help people own their neighborhoods.- Watch for the magic hat.- Grant’s past as a drug user; his addictive personality.- Redirecting his addictive qualities.- Writing down ideas, don’t resist it.- People on your team are not wearing your jersey all of the time.- Scientology.- Fake news is the world we live in.- Grant talks about why there’s no need to deflect.- Grants book, “Sell or be Sold.”- Grant does no need anyone to validate him.- 10X will take place in Vegas 2021 at Mandalay Bay.- “The world will go back to sitting in chairs next to one another.”- Grant invites American Real to Miami Beach for Part 2 (and we will take him up on that :)If you're a knowledge expert, entrepreneur, or business executive, connect with Roger to help you Write Your First Book in 90 Days! He's helping people all over the world write their first book - let him help you too. Watch his 10 minute presentation and schedule a call to discuss your book idea today: https://iywebinars.com/ar- Get Roger's latest book, "The Power of Being Rich: 10 Essential Steps to Manifest What You Already Have" by clicking on this link: https://amzn.to/2TN0sFr- Do you need a hand sorting through some uncertainty? Are you craving some accountability in your life? If you answered yes, book a call on Roger's calendar to see if he can help: https://calendly.com/americanreal/20min- Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: http://bit.ly/2zVQDLO- AMERICAN REAL Website: https://americanreal.tviTunes: https://apple.co/2yPeU4AFacebook: https://facebook.com/americanrealtv/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/AmericanRealTVTwitter: https://twitter.com/rogerbrooks/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rogerlbrooks/YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/c/AmericanReal

Our guest today is Grant Marcks, the principal and head of business development for Atlantic Street Capital, here to discuss the idea of your relationship equity and keeping it in the black as well as having a data-driven process while remaining authentic in your networking and business development efforts. Grant talks about paying it forward in a real way, showing that you have taken genuine interest and are committed to the follow-through rather than simply repeating the words you think people want to hear. What is particularly challenging is finding the balance between growing the size and scale of your network while remaining authentic and coming at each relationship from a personal perspective. But Grant assures listeners that they cannot go wrong with authenticity and transparency. He shares how his outreach approach has evolved over the years, how he keeps connected with people further afield, and the role of data in helping you to relate to people in a personal manner. We also get into the difference between activity and productivity, the value of simply chasing down the numbers, and why you should never presume to know where your next deal is coming from. Key Points From This Episode:The importance of finding ways to create real connections with people. What it means to pay it forward authentically instead of just saying things by the book.Follow-through and genuine interest: two things that distinguish those who really want to help. The balance between building out the size of your network while remaining authentic. How Grant’s outreach approach has evolved since he started at Atlantic Street Capital. Advice for getting in front of and staying engaged with “second-degree” connections. Examples of how data and CRM can help you to approach people on a more personal level. Grant’s stance on the best communication mediums from a relationship-building perspective. Keeping focused on deals amid the stunted market presented by the COVID-19 crisis.The importance of authenticity and honestly when it comes to relationships and deals. Differentiating between activity and productivity and building purpose-built relationships.Never taking people for granted and presume to know where your next deal is coming from. Making your mark through authentic relationships that become assets to your network. Grant Marcks LinkedInConnection Builders LinkedInHave thoughts or comments? We want to hear from you. growth@connection.builders

In today's episode, we will talk about the art of closing sales using Zoom. I'm bringing on a guy who's a master closer in the high ticket coaching industry. He regularly closes over seven figures a year. If there's one thing, tactically, that gets measurable results in the game of being a coach or consultant, or course creator, it's learning how to master the art of closing sales. Today, I'm bringing you, Grant Eilertson. He's a community college dropout, who leveraged the pain of losing his sister into living on purpose as a catalyst for evolution, impact, and freedom for as many people as he can connect with. He has built multiple six and seven-figure businesses in the online coaching space and has coached hundreds of others into higher potential with his uniquely authentic loving, committed cells and coaching processes. What You'll Hear In This Episode A brief background of how Grant came about the path of mastering sales What culture conditioning regarding spending money that Grant grew up with? What is one of the most powerful forces you can use in the financial space as proposed by Grant? What are your thoughts on that middle ground for leveraging other people's money rather than taking it to the far extremes? What is the concept of Spiral Dynamics What is an effective risk management How mastering the sales game is important for coaches, consultants, and course creators? Sales are the lifeblood of your business What is the difference between product sales versus coaching sales? You must have a sales process that allows you to be a human, have a real authentic conversation. The 3 “What” questions and 3 “Why” questions to help you have full clarity around in the context of an enrollment call Selling is not telling Chris Voss talks about how “why” questions should be avoided but how can turn why arguments in your favor? What extrinsic levers that you can pull to help nudge clients? How Grant handles and provides solutions to somebody not projecting their own money stories? “Don't sell with your wallet and don't buy their excuses.” - Jordan Belfort What are Grant's thoughts on outsourcing? When is it time? Why Grant say don't outsource sales until you have proven metrics that you could hit in your business? Why is it important to record your sales calls and track KPIs? What mistakes does Grant see many people are making in running a sales call in general, and in Zoom? What's a good closing ratio as proposed by Grant? How is Grant using Zoom? Has it increased his closing ratios? Tips and tricks to get people to show up on sales calls as discussed by Grant How does the ninja trick work? What will Grant tell his younger self to help him collapse some time and get results faster? If somebody follows Grant's advice, what are the possibilities for them? Links Mentioned In This Episode http://facebook.com/GrantEilertson http://GrantEilertson.com http://ajamyx.com/book

Grant Cardone is the CEO of CardoneCapital, an international speaker, entrepreneur and author of The 10X Rule & creator of 21 best-selling business programs, Grant Cardone owns & operates seven privately held companies and a $1.5B portfolio of multifamily properties. Named the #1 marketer to watch by Forbes Magazine, Cardone is also the founder of the The 10X Movement & The 10X Growth Conference, the world's largest business & entrepreneur conference. In this Episode you will learn: · How to master your mindset for success & developing an abundant mindset (4.54) · How to overcome limiting beliefs which are holding you back from greatness (6.29) · How Grant structures his day to day to achieve maximum results within his business (8.13) · How Grant is dreaming big and what his expansion plans are (9.57) · What is Grant's ultimate legacy (13.53) · Grant's advice on how to truly believe in your inner greatness (15.52) Grant Cardone Books: · The 10X Rule: The only difference between success & failure · Be Obsessed or be average · Sell or be sold: How to get your way in Business and in Life · How to create wealth investing in real estate · If your not first your last · The closer's surviver's guide · The Millionaire Booklet · 10X Planner Connect with Grant Cardone · Website · Twitter · Instagram · Youtube · Facebook HOW CAN YOU SUPPORT THE PODCAST? We are on a mission to help people to believe in their inner greatness & live a happy, purposeful, regret free life. Great news is that you can help us achieve this huge goal by: 1. Subscribe & Review the show on iTunes by clicking here 2. Tell a friend (it's free!) 3. Share this podcast on your social channels (it's free!) Together we can unite to help people believe in their inner greatness so they can be live an extraordinary life. You have greatness within you, it's time to unleash it!

Today’s episode features Grant Fowler, owner of Fowler Fitness in The Woodlands, Texas.  Grant is a creative coach and performance consultant who has been getting some fantastic results with his athletes in the realms of strength, speed and power.  Grant is a different thinker who has a distinctive “non-linear” and adaptable style to his training program design, where exercises and their variations are changing from week to week in a manner that allows for regular personal bests.  Recent podcast guest Kevin Foster has been training under Grant’s program on his run for the 2020 Olympic Trials, and has been easily breaking many lifting and performance personal bests since working with Grant. I haven’t had a lot of episodes on writing training programs, yet programming for training is one of my favorite things to talk about.  It’s good to have a show periodically where we really get into the nuts and bolts of a training program, since this is the most “raw” form of conversation, in regards to what actually happens in training and the subsequent results.  The art and science of writing a training program (yes, there is a significant element of art to it) is a multi-factorial venture considering the different physical and psychological systems of the body. On the show today. Grant gets into the fine details on his approach to a fluid training model where exercises and variations of exercises change from week to week in a model inspired by Westside Barbell, but adapted for the needs of athletes.  Grant will specifically get into how he rotates the “big lifts” in a max effort format, versus his rotation of the smaller lifts in the program over time.  We talk about how the stress level of a given session, including mental fatigue, impacts how often exercises are rotated across the breadth of a training month, and beyond. The thought that resonates in my mind with Grants system is similar to my time working in an old beat “Mixing” program called “Fruity Loops” where various tracks are laid over each other to provide a song.  Some lines are brought in more frequently, others less, to create the art-form of the audio experience.  In my last 5 years of coaching particularly, I’ve been using a lot of 14-day training cycles, so it was awesome to get inside Grant’s programming mind in creating a variable training stimulus. Today’s episode is brought to you by SimpliFaster, supplier of high-end athletic development tools, such as the Freelap timing system, kBox, Sprint 1080, and more. Key Points: Grant’s non-traditional start to his coaching career and it’s impact on his creativity The biggest influences Grant has had in the way he approaches the creation of training methods How Grant has utilized some themes from Westside Powerlifting in regards to the rotation of exercises, in creating his own system for training athletes How Grant rotates “big lifts” versus dynamic and auxiliary exercises in his program Thoughts on the differences between repeating the same workout frequently (such as the Bondarchuk method) versus not repeating the same workout in a 2-3 week time span How Grant programs for those who are tapering, peaking, or in-season How Grant uses and cycles long-duration isometrics in his program Examining a sample monthly training period in Grant’s system Quotes “Nothing in a complex system behaves in a linear way” “We are changing the way we do our core exercises (i.e. squat, bench) every week” “The athletes are coming to the gym and always able to hit some type of PR” “The “dynamic effort” days are almost more variable, we’re always cycling exercises and tempos on that dynamic effort day” “The way we implement variation is based on what I feel they haven’t done in a while; if they hit a heavy 8, they won’t hit a heavy 8 the following week, they might do a heavy 3” “A lot of our workouts are written, on the fly sometimes”

Even the most successful people are insecure.There is one guest I keep having on the podcast who is unlike any other.He always says exactly what he thinks. He talks about money in a real, relatable way. And when he comes on the show, he shows his soft side and cries.Yes, I'm talking about my good friend, Grant Cardone.Grant was in town a couple of weeks ago and stopped by to record an episode with me. Since this is becoming a yearly tradition, we covered a lot of what he has learned in the last year as he has scaled his businesses. It was amazing to hear his perspective on what can be accomplished in a year (and a decade.)CEO of CardoneCapital, international speaker, entrepreneur and author of The 10X Rule & creator of 21 best-selling business programs, Grant Cardone owns & operates seven privately held companies and a $1.5B portfolio of multifamily properties. Named the #1 marketer to watch by Forbes Magazine, Cardone is also the founder of the The 10X Movement & The 10 Growth Conference, the world’s largest business & entrepreneur conference.I love pushing Grant to think bigger about his already huge goals. In this conversation, he opened up about how his wife Elena pushes him in this way, what his daughters have taught him about fun and love, and why insecurity is still a huge factor in his life.If you're ready to expand your mindset and face your biggest fears, this conversation will take you there in Episode 905.Do you think insecurity is a good thing? (10:12)What’s your definition of success? (12:40)How do you get over the insecurity that comes at you? (16:18)How do you get your head out of the mechanics to make your dream possible? (25:20)What have your kids taught you about being a better person? (43:07)What are the non-negotiables everyone should have in order to make money? (49:45)The way Grant still doubts himself and how he gets over that (1:08)Something big to let go of in 2020 (5:07)Why we are trained to think small (10:45)The most insecure moment Grant experienced last year (14:00)Why it’s helpful to have a partner who thinks bigger than you do (18:41)How to talk to your spouse about money on a regular basis (27:25)How Grant went from no money at almost 50 to where he is today (29:50)Why taking care of your health is so important to your financial success (32:30)Why changing your friends is so important for your growth (37:55)Why Grant doesn’t put dates on his goals (41:35)Why you should never take advice from a millionaire (48:25)Plus much more...If you enjoyed this episode, check out the video, show notes and more at http://www.lewishowes.com/905 and follow at instagram.com/lewishowes

In this episode, Ashley Kirkwood interviews Grant Baldwin, an entrepreneur who has booked over 1,000 paid speaking engagements. He is also an author of the book, now available for pre-order, entitled, The Successful Speaker: Five Steps for Booking Gigs, Getting Paid, and Building Your Platform . This interview covers: How Grant stood out in a packed market, How Grant recommends new speakers to implement systems, and How the events Grant recommends for speakers to get seen and booked on large stages If you want to learn how to brand yourself as a high-earning speaker and build a seven-figure speaking empire then this podcast is for you! Check out Grant’s website: https://thespeakerlab.com/Check out Grant’s Book: https://thespeakerlab.com/successful-speaker/Grab the Speak Your Way To Cash Training: ashleynicolekirkwood.com/SYWTCLiveReplay Apply For A VIP Day With Ashley & Check Out Her Website: https://www.ashleynicolekirkwood.com/ Follow Ashley On Instagram!: https://www.instagram.com/theashleynicoleshow/ Follow Speak Your Way To Cash On Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/speakyourwaytocash/ Join Ashley’s Free FB Group For Speakers: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SpeakYourWayToCash/Attend Ashley’s LIVE Speak Your Way To Cash Event: https://www.ashleynicolekirkwood.com/attend-sywtcQuestions? Topic Suggestions? Email admin@passionpurposeandpaychecks.com! Did you know Ashley is a lawyer for speakers and entrepreneurs? Check Out Ashley’s Firm Website - Mobile General Counsel: https://www.mobilegeneralcounsel.com Watch Ashley’s TEDx Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caZ9fK6aZZ4&list=PLjTKJTvBHcYZFCNB9kKWGo48GULAhl4Em&index=13 ********************************************************************************************Ashley Kirkwood is the founding Attorney of Mobile General Counsel, a law firm for entrepreneurs and a consulting firm for companies looking to increase employee engagement. She left her $280,000 + job to be a full-time entrepreneur in 2018 and now works to encourage and equip other entrepreneurs with the tools they need to be successful! She is also a professional corporate and college speaker! Want to connect with Ashley? Follow her on Instagram at @theashleynicoleshow or @speakyourwaytocash. ********************************************************************************************Be sure to take her class: Get The Tea On Trademarks! https://gumroad.com/l/TeaOnTM Book your consult here: bit.ly/MobileGCFollow Ashley Kirkwood on Instagram: @TheAshleyNicoleShowFollow this Podcast on Instagram: @SpeakYourWayToCash

Do you have your money right? Or are you handing it over to Wall Street and hoping for the best? What if I told you that the secret to true wealth is to STOP saving your money and START using it to invest in real assets—like multifamily real estate! Grant Cardone is the CEO of Cardone Capital, a multifamily real estate investment firm with more than $1.36B in assets under management. He is also an international speaker and bestselling author, well-known for creating the 10X Movement and 10X Growth Conference. Grant was named the #1 marketer to watch by Forbes, and he is a widely respected entrepreneur who owns and operates seven privately held companies. On this episode, Grant joins me to share what he’s investing in now, discussing what kind of returns he expects on multifamily deals. He walks us through a day in the life of Grant Cardone, sharing his secret to work-life balance, his definition of true wealth, and his thoughts on the importance of spirituality. Listen in to understand what is driving Grant to build a legacy and learn how his Reg A fund serves non-accredited investors. Key Takeaways What Grant’s investing in right now $473M portfolio in 5 properties, 2K+ units Well-located and institutional quality Deals with competition (list of buyers) Why Grant avoids value-add multifamily deals Lack of salary growth in America ‘Value-add story will hit limits’ The returns Grant expects from multifamily investments 5 to 6% cashflow, 15% IRR $40M down becomes $135M in 30 years Why Grant started a Reg A fund with $5K minimums Moral issue to support ‘little guy’ Not true that < sophisticated, more trouble A day in the life of Grant Cardone Time for gym, self-improvement Shut down work at 6pm for dinner Grant’s secret to work-life balance Don’t invest in anything with potential to lose No worry more important than high returns How Grant’s approach to money has changed Used to scrounge, act like miser Now use money to make life easy What drives Grant to keep growing Legacy for family, change community Produce something of value = live forever Grant’s insight on taking it to the next level From $90M deal to $900M Good friends will challenge Grant’s definition of wealth Money, time, love, health and purpose Continuous learning = expansive The role of spirituality in Grant’s life Spirit comes before and after body Best ideas come from beyond mind Grant’s advice for ABI listeners Get your money right (use, don’t save) Invest in real estate with someone you trust Connect with Grant Cardone Grant’s Website Cardone Capital Resources Cardone University 10X Growth Conference Grant on Lewis Howes’ Podcast in 2017 The 10X Rule: The Only Difference Between Success and Failure by Grant Cardone The Millionaire Booklet: How to Get Super Rich by Grant Cardone Robert Kiyosaki on Apartment Building Investing EP160 The Real Estate Guys What’s the Best Investment: The Stock Market or Real Estate? Nighthawk Equity Podcast Show Notes Review the Podcast on iTunes Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Michael on YouTube Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing: The Blueprint to Quitting Your Job with Real Estate—Even Without Experience or Cash by Michael Blank

About the Episode   On this episode, I'm joined by successful agent and Chairman of the Board of Directors at the San Antonio Board of Realtors (SABOR), Grant Lopez. His story is rare for many reasons, including the fact that he chose a career in real estate straight out the gate, not as a second career. He also joined SABOR because he prioritizes solving the lack of volunteer leadership we have in this industry. Very often real estate agents are only focused on sales, and we ignore making an impact and paying forward everything we have learned. “We're really only as good as the leaders that step up.” Grant has taken it upon himself to better our industry through volunteer coaching and teaching. On top of that he balances that with listing appointments, following up on leads, and builder clients. He credits his calendar for keeping everything on track. It has all paid off for Grant. Very often real estate agents know the things they need to do to take their business to their next level, but they aren't committed enough to doing them. Having a calendar is one thing, but if we want to improve at something, we have to be committed to the time we spend on that activity. If we don't do this, that activity will always fall by the wayside and our businesses will never grow.  In Today's Episode, We Talk About;   - How Grant chose real estate straight out the gate, which isn't very common. - Inevitable market adjustments and what it takes to thrive through them.  - Why we need to think beyond sales and numbers.  - Why Grant lives by his calendar, and why he's so committed to it  - How to build relationships with new construction builders. - Things we can do to be better. Guest Info   Grant Lopez is a licensed REALTOR and third-generation San Antonian. Grant is currently the Chairman of the Board of Directors at the San Antonio Board of Realtors (SABOR), which is the largest trade association in South Texas. At SABOR Grant has served on several committees, most recently as Chair of the MLS committee which has over 10,000 subscribers. Grant is also a proud member of the Greater San Antonio Builder's Association (GSABA) and currently serves on the Sales & Marketing Council and the Young Professional Leadership Council.    

In Part 6 of the Who or What Series, on The Only Business Networking Podcast on iTunes, Grant Cardone a New York Times Bestselling author and real estate mogul who’s affected hundreds of billions of dollars in sales, Caleb Maddix, a 16 year old millionaire and bestselling author and Jill Stanton from Screw the Nine to Five, talk to your host Travis Chappell about whether who or what you know is more important, and why they feel that way. Episode Highlights: Grant Cardone Connections accellerate everything. How Grant did networking incorrectly in the beginning. If you are committed to greatness and making other people great it edifies you. When Grant wrote a check to Mandalay Bay for $4 million dollars, he provided speakers with a built-in audience. Flow power to power. The guy that helps broken people over and over is broken, you want to help people who are helping themselves. #1 networking tip - make a list of who you want to connect with. Don’t just go get a job, go work for someone. Jill Stanton Jill tells a story of when a connection led to a moment of success. How far behind Jill would be in her business without her mentors. Why Jill thinks people network with the wrong motives. It creates a more genuine relationship with people when you focus on the relationship. Caleb Maddix Caleb’s dad was always pushing him out of his comfort zone. You’ll never get to know the who, if you don’t know the what of how to do it. How important it is to associate with people who are a few levels up from you. Getting around the right people is important because of who you become by associating with them. The best way to get out of an awkward conversation. Never apologize for approaching someone, shake their hand and ask a unique question. Have confidence, respect, and hunger. 3 Key Points: You need money, connections, and support, you can’t get places on your own. When you’re networking, don’t prioritize the ask, prioritize the relationships. You won’t get to know the “who” if you don’t have a “what.” Tweetable Quotes: “Connections accelerate everything, if you’re not first you’re last.” -Grant Cardone “You need to eat with kings and queens and power players.” -Grant Cardone “A network with a bunch of weak people is not a network.” -Grant Cardone “I know that relationships pay off, it’s happened for me many times.” -Jill Stanton “You have to get through the pain to get the prize.” -Caleb Maddix “When you learn how to do something the right way, you can be around anyone you want.” -Caleb Maddix “You don’t have to be a celebrity or influencer to be a successful, important person.” -Matt Maddix Resources Mentioned: Visit Travis’ website at Join the Build Your Network Facebook group BYN.media/fb (http://www.buildyournetwork.co/fb/) Get your free mastermind course from Travis here: Freemmcourse.com/enroll (http://www.freemmcourse.com/join) Enroll in Travis’ VIP day experience (https://travischappell.typeform.com/to/Lm38Rt) . Download Meet Your Hero at travischappell.com/hero (http://travischappell.com/hero) Explode Your Network at travischappell.com/explode (http://travischappell.com/explode) For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy (https://www.acast.com/privacy)

Grant is a Project Manager for Lawrence Companies. Grant joins the Recruit and Retain: Trucking Edition podcast to share the initiatives the company is running to improve communication and trust and to create a culture of driver advocacy. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How Grant found his way into his current role through a background in sales and factory operations Why Grant has found himself enjoying learning YouTube and the ways drivers can interact with the platform Why Lawrence Companies believes in integrating their operations and recruiting teams to work together towards strategies and planning What driver communication efforts Lawrence makes to create a culture of driver advocacy and openness Why Lawrence created a “driver lounge” on Facebook that only their drivers can have access to Why Lawrence went to one main phone number and extension for dispatch to avoid having overflow and tied up extensions, reducing missed calls by more than half How Lawrence’s mentor group has been set up to help with onboarding and communication, and why everyone at Lawrence has obtained their CDLs What valuable lessons Grant and his team have learned through the process of getting their CDLs How Grant is the first Project Manager in Lawrence history, and how his role involves finding and implementing process improvements and initiatives How Grant has been able to get drivers onboard with the idea of using video event recorders to prove what happened during incidents Additional resources: LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/grant-hall-1874b871/

Ask yourself 'What kind of life do I want to live?' and then 'How much money do I need?'. Grant reached financial independence at the age of 30. But he was working 80-90 hour work weeks and was focusing more on the spreadsheets than actually enjoy the journey of FI. He's now published his first book and is touring the US to meet other people in the FI community, spreading what he's learnt over the years. His message is that FI is about living life on your own terms, and that you don't always need a million to be there. You'll love his story. We also chat about... FIRE events 2019 The good and the bad of these FIRE events How Grant researched his book Why he decided to write a book Grant's book tour His book giveaway Enjoy this chat with Grant, and please subscribe to us in iTunes if you enjoyed it! Show notes and links from today's episode Fyre Festival Documentary Chautauqua FI Above the Clouds Retreat Jim Collins Vicki Robins Afford Anything Our Next Life Millennial Revolution Alan Donegan Mr 1500 Montana Money Adventures ChooseFI Local Camp Mustache Camp FI Fincon Millennial Money Grant's book: Financial Freedom Book: Your Money or Your Life Mad Fientist Root of Good JD Roth Financial Samurai Fly to FI Financial Freedom website Key takeaways from our chat with Grant 1 - The good and the bad of FI events At the beginning of the episode Gwen and J discuss the different FI events coming up in the year 2019 and their personal experiences in previous ones. All events include meeting very interesting and nice people. Chautauqua includes travelling abroad and getting to know 25 people for one entire week. The ChooseFI local groups are great to meet people in your own area. Camp Mustache is more superficial but you get to meet a lot of new people. Camp FI is an event with 40-50 people and is a great place to meet FI people in your region/state. Gwen and J recommend starting off with events in your local area before spending money on overseas events. 2 - Why it's worth writing a book Grant has both a blog and a book. He tells us he wrote the book because he needed accountability, and wanted to fully reflect on what happen. He's also been to a lot of money events that are complete scams, so he wanted to create something that had credible true information. His book is a physical product that covers money from end to end, and the amazing part is that he is able to get the books translated and send them to schools, to libraries and all over the world. For him it was simply an easier way to spread the message of FI. 3 - Beware of the addiction One highlight of Grant's FI journey is that he was working 80-90 hour work weeks in order to reach his goal. In 5 years he went from having an empty bank account to having over a million. This cost him a lot of work, which in the end he admits he might not have needed. He didn't need a million dollars, he argues that a 6 month emergency fund would have been enough. He says that FI can be a money addiction in itself - you're constantly focusing on the spreadsheet and hitting those numbers, but then never get to enjoy the money you're bringing in. This is why Grant says that FI for him is about living life on your own terms. Questions? Like or dislike? Leave us a comment! Want to support the podcast? Here are three things you can do. 1. Start tracking your net worth with Personal Capital using our link. It's free. 2. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel and get one extra LIVE episode from us per week. 3. Join our Facebook group and connect with other members of the FI community.

“Millennial Millionaire” Grant Sabatier shares how he went from $2.26 in his bank account to $1.2 million in just 5 years. Guest Biography Grant Sabatier, is the Author of Financial Freedom and the Creator of Millennial Money, which has reached over 10 million readers. Dubbed the “Millennial Millionaire” by CNBC, Grant went from $2.26 to a millionaire in 5 years, reaching financial independence at the age of 30. He writes about personal finance, investing, entrepreneurship, and mindfulness and hosts the Financial Freedom podcast. Sabatier graduated from the University of Chicago and has been featured in the New York Times, Washington Post, NPR, Money Magazine, and many others. When not traveling in his VW Camper, he lives in New York City. Show notes: http://www.inspiredmoney.fm/077 In this episode, you will learn: How Grant went from broke to millionaire in just over 5 years. How your priorities can change once you have money. When it comes to budgeting and tracking little purchases, how you can make the biggest impact. Find more from our guest: www.grantsabatier.com www.millennialmoney.com (blog) www.financialfreedombook.com Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Mentioned in this episode: Google Academy for Ads mint.com madfientist.com mrmoneymustache.com Books: Financial Freedom: A Proven Path to All the Money You Will Ever Need Your Money or Your Life: 9 Steps to Transforming Your Relationship with Money and Achieving Financial Independence: Fully Revised and Updated for 2018 The Automatic Millionaire, Expanded and Updated: A Powerful One-Step Plan to Live and Finish Rich Runnymede Money Tip of the Week: Side Hustles - 3 examples from Inspired Money guests IM 013: How to Create Side Hustles That Can Outearn Your Full-Time Job | Gerald Zingraf IM 048: How I Saved $100,000 Right After College | Bola Sokunbi My $1 Million Side Hustles (+ Best Ideas) by Grant Sabatier Thanks for Listening! To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Share this show on Twitter or Facebook. Join us at the Inspired Money Makers groups at facebook and LinkedIn To help out the show: Leave an honest review on Apple Podcasts. Your ratings and reviews really help, and I read each one. Email me your address, and I'll mail you an autographed copy of Kimo West and Ken Emerson's CD, Slackers in Paradise. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts. Special thanks to Jim Kimo West for the music.

In todays episode of Join Up Dots we are joined by the founder of OnlineDegree.com, a for-profit company that allows people to take courses and earn degrees from hundreds of participating universities, all for free.  After he graduated from college with an overwhelming amount of debt, and after hearing his wife lament that there were very few resources for mothers that were trying to go back to school he had an idea. He started OnlineDegree.com in order to change the way that the world went to school. As you might expect, he can now offer a deep look into the American student debt crisis and why it has become everybody's problem, as well as offer his perspective on running a business that keeps the lights on while adhering to his values. As he says "We're Making Higher Education More Accessible & Affordable For Everyone. At OnlineDegree.com, anyone can take online courses at their own pace and within the confines of their existing busy schedule...completely, free. After completing courses, students can then receive college credits at participating universities across the country, saving both time and money. We want to help the millions of people seeking a college education who've been unable to take the first step. University and college education can still be too expensive and unapproachable for the majority of Americans. Normal distractions of work, bills, and home life, often prevent someone from getting started with education or being able to dedicate time and money to a traditional 4-year degree program. We're going to change that. By removing barriers and focusing on world-class education, we're enabling everyone to take the first step with full-time education. So are there common issues that everyone stumbles into as the debt increases around them. And why with the ease of entry into online world, do so many people feel that they have no other option around Well lets find out as we start joining up dots with the one and only Mr.Grant Aldrich Show Highlights During the show we discussed such wide ranging subjects such as: Grant reveals why we should have the core of our inner morals and strategies in tact and remain so moving forward no matter what happens. We discuss the reasons why Grant's first steps into the entrepreneurial world were all about freedom, but actually he became a slave for the task. How Grant had the epiphany of finally doing something that he really loved everyday in his life, which was going to be bigger than himself. Why living a truly frugal lifestyle is often the fastest way to achieve the lifestyle you truly want. and Grant discusses the model that he has chosen to allow students from across the world to gain free education.

Welcome back to the last episode of Season 1 of the Interior Style Hunter Podcast, where you get an inside view of the design world from a business perspective. Today’s episode is a unique interview featuring your host, Grant Pierrus. Grant is the owner of the award winning London based interior design blog, Interior Style Hunter! Inside this episode, Grant shares his story of how he got started in the interior design space, the major tipping points in his career, and why Grant values building a strong design community above all. Stay tuned to today’s special episode to find out more! Key Points From This Episode: Grant’s story and how he got started in the interior style space. Why Grant did not tell anyone about his blog, initially. The tipping point that lead to Grant “outing” himself on his blog. Grant’s year 1 goal: building a strong profile. What makes Interior Style Hunter unique in the design sector. The point when Grant realized he needed to switch careers. Collaborations and projects that Grant has enjoyed the most. How the design world has changed over the last few years. Grant’s focus on building a strong design community. How social media has helped Grant grow his business. Interior designers worth watching, according to Grant. The challenge of finding the balance between work and life. Why Grant decided to move his team to the virtual office concept. Critical lessons that Grant has learned in his business over the years. The importance of building an incredible team for your business. Grant’s biggest achievement working in the interior design space. Future goals for Interior Style Hunter: building a strong community. Grant’s personal goals for himself and his business. How Grant structures his work life schedule to set boundaries. Tweetables: “You need a network around you and it’s those opportunities within that network that are going to build your business.” — @interiorshunter [0:06:13.1] “The design world at the moment is very stressed.” — @interiorshunter [0:12:35.1] “The interior design sector is not very well supported by institutes.” — @interiorshunter [0:13:29.1] “It’s not about the big numbers; it’s about the real relationships that you build with people.” — @interiorshunter [0:19:43.1] Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Grant Pierrus Twitter Interior Style Hunter Blog Interior Style Hunter Facebook Group Christie’s Rachel Laxer Interiors Joanna Wood Henry Prideaux Interior Design Kim Stephen Taylor Howes British Heart Foundation Girl About House blog by Sarah Mailer Amara Interior Blog Awards

On today's show, I have life coach and dear friend Grant Cavaliere of Cavaliere Coaching. We talk about: What is a life coach? How Grant defines it. How you could help jump-start your goal setting today. And how you can create an action plan, to create success in all facets of your life. Enjoy the show, Angelo Join us on Instagram at @TheAlphaHippie Check out our website at www.alphahippiepodcast.com Get the shirt at www.alphahippiepodcast.com/shirt

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Grant Cardone, New York Times bestselling author, international speaker, business innovator, and top sales trainer in the world, joins our show in this special episode of the Elite Man Podcast! In today’s episode Grant talks about how to 10X your life in all areas by being bold, authentic, and smart, and how he’s been able to create nearly a billion dollar empire doing just this. He talks about the major struggles with addiction and failure early on in his life and how he was able to overcome them. Grant also dives into the utilization of his weaknesses and harnessing them into some of his greatest strengths. From cash flow, to selling, to real-estate advice, to entertaining anecdotes of f-bomb-filled glory, this episode is truly amazing. If you’re wondering how you can exponentially increase your life, business, and money starting today, check this episode out now! *Download this episode now and subscribe to our channel to get more of these amazing interviews! In our episode we go over: How Grant overcame major drug addiction at age 25 and began to turn his life around Why Grant began selling cars after beating his addiction and why he immersed himself completely into mastering the art Why Grant’s naturally obsessive nature was actually one of his best innate gifts and how he used this to his advantage for success The major shift he made around the age of 29 that transformed his income and life Why Grant recommends you have multiple sources of income and why you should continually reinvest your income into your businesses Why stashing your money in a bank is a bad investment strategy for the future Why laziness doesn’t truly exist Being passionate about your work and why this translates into more energy, more drive, and ultimately more success in your business How Grant has used his so-called ADD (as labeled by others when he was younger) to his advantage and why he doesn’t believe so many other kids really have it either The Grant Cardone comparison to Donald Trump Whether or not Grant always had his authentic voice and spoke the way he does today Grant’s disagreements with Gary Vaynerchuk and Dave Ramsey Whether or not all people should adopt an authentic, raw voice like Grant, or whether it’s better to have some kind of filter Grant’s best real-estate investment tip Why everyone should be getting into real estate now and why it’s the best investment you can make Why you should rent and not buy, at least until you’re filthy rich The biggest takeaway from the 10X Rule and why every needs to apply it into their life The philosophy of Sell or Be Sold and why everyone should learn sales Grant Cardone’s single best tip on selling products or services Grant’s take on customer service and the right way to treat people in business Check out Grant on: Website: grantcardone.com Book: The 10X Rule Book: Sell Or Be Sold *Hey are you following me on social media? 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Grant Baldwin has spoken at 500+ events to nearly 500,000 people and earned close to $2 million in speaking fees. He is a successful speaker, podcaster, author, and entrepreneur. He created "The Speaker Lab" to help train others how to speak better and get paid for it. His most famous program was called "Booked and Paid to Speak". His podcast is one of the best for those aspiring to be a public speaker. Grant has spoken in 45 of the 50 U.S. States. He lives in Nashville, Tennessee with his wife and three daughters. In today’s episode, we discuss: How Grant went from youth pastor to high-demand professional speaker What to do if you miss a flight to a speaking gig Tips for people when they have to speak in public Whether you should use power point the next time you give a presentation Twitter: @GrantBaldwin Facebook: GrantBaldwinFans Instagram: @GBaldwin Grant's Email: Support@GrantBaldwin.com GrantBaldwin.com - Grant's website Reality Check by Grant Baldwin TheSpeakerLab.com - Teach speakers how to find and book paid speaking engagements. Whether you’re a rookie or a veteran speaker, we have what you need to start, build and grow your speaking business. Grant's amazing podcasts are located at this site. FreeSpeakerWorkshop.com - Free online workshop that will teach you... The 3 myths about being a speaker that just aren't true The 3 critical questions you need to answer to find and book speaking gigs The 3 secrets about the speaking business you need to know that will give you massive confidence with finding speaking gigs Determining what you should speak about Discovering your ideal audience and who you should speak to Where to find speaking engagements & contact potential clients Learn how much to charge and how to generate revenue beyond the stage Learn from an expert who has earned nearly two million dollars from speaking! And much more.... Today's podcast is brought to you by audible - get a FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at www.audibletrial.com/SuccessIsAChoice. Over 180,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player. You can download books from some of our previous guests such as Kevin Harrington, Jeremie Kubicek, John Brubaker, Micheal Burt, or Kelly Roach.

Grant Wilson of Syfy's Ghost Hunters joins Patrick to discuss the TAPS influence on the world and the paranormal community. Join us for a very special 100th episode! Visit BigSeance.com for more info!   In this episode: Episode Teaser :00 Intro 1:15 Grant Wilson has been on Patrick's bucket list of guests for quite a while now! He is co-founder of The Atlantic Paranormal Society (TAPS), and an original cast member and Co-Producer of Syfy's Ghost Hunters. 1:49 Pour the tea and please welcome Grant Wilson to the parlor! 2:49 Of all the drinks Grant could have chosen here in the parlor. Water?! 3:55 The reason why Patrick was so excited to talk to Grant! 4:33 He’s still investigating the paranormal. Plus early paranormal experiences. 6:00 Creating, producing, and filming Syfy’s Ghost Hunters! 6:52 Different investigation styles and being in it to help people. The downside of a tech based investigation style. 8:45 Music, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, and Board Games. Grant’s current nerdy passions. And he’s the Art Director and Co-Founder of Rather Dashing Games. 10:30 The influence of over a decade of TAPS and Ghost Hunters in the field of paranormal investigation. 14:40 The production and what Grant has to say about how he was portrayed on the show. 17:19 Flaming skulls and blood fonts. How Grant met Jason Hawes. 19:50 Para-drama, story, and those early seasons of Ghost Hunters. 22:41 Remember the TAPS trailer headquarters?! 20:05 “They don’t want us here.” The emotional and powerful first televised episode of Season 1, filmed in a family’s home in Altoona, Pennsylvania. 26:55 Should investigators reveal all of their findings? Or should you approach it more carefully? 29:25 Catching fraud. 30:30 Stress and life on the road. Grant makes the decision to leave Ghost Hunters. 32:46 “That freakin’ made me about crap my pants.” Name the location and season of this famous Grant Wilson quote! Fort Mifflin from Season 4. 35:04 Amazing paranormal experiences at the Bird Cage Theatre. 37:20 “Of course I’m here. Where are you?” One of Patrick’s favorite episodes, and the amazing EVP of the princess at the Mount Washington Hotel! 39:28 Getting “hit, punched, grabbed, slapped, scratched, pushed by things you can’t see." The Friar’s Club in New York. 42:13 Which past team member is likely to leave due to being scared? Who’s the first to pull a prank? 44:26 The way of the Samurai. Grant’s evolution of using paranormal tools and technology. 47:25 Analog vs. digital audio recorders. 48:34 Lost Limbs Foundation, Grant’s charity of choice. 50:30 Thank you, Grant Wilson! iTunes Reviews and Listener Feedback! 52:55 A question and a call for advice regarding reading in dreams. 54:28 Being Able To Read In Your Dreams - Blog post from 2012 Reading In Your Dreams - The Big Seance Podcast #66 CNN article - "When exorcists need help, they call him." A special request. For Episode 101, I’d love to hear from you regarding your favorite episodes, favorite moments, favorite guest, best Spectral Edition… anything that comes to mind. You could email those thoughts, drop them in the Big Seance Parlor on Facebook, or even record your voice with Speakpipe. Learn how to do that by visiting BigSeance.com/feedback. 59:49 Outro 1:00:50 #Paranerd Hashtag 1:02:28   For more on Grant Wilson GrantSWilson.com RatherDashingGames.com Grant Wilson Albums on iTunes Twitter: @GrantSWilson Grant on Facebook   Record your voice feedback directly from your device on my SpeakPipe page! Call the show at (775) 583-5563 (or 7755-TELL-ME). I would love to include your voice feedback in a future show. Visit BigSéance.com for more information. Please help The Big Séance Podcast by subscribing to the show on Apple Podcasts, TuneIn Radio, Stitcher, Google Play Music, and iHeart Radio.

Are you ready to level to 10x your life and business? What separates entrepreneurs with massive results and those without is “loving what you hate”. People don't have money because they don't understand money. They are broke and struggle with money because they have the wrong vehicle not just because they are lazy or young.   In this episode, I speak with world class New York Times bestselling author, international speaker, business innovator, social media personality, top sales trainer and the person behind the 10X, our guest today, Grant Cardone. You don’t want to miss this!   In this episode, you will learn . . . How Grant is catering to different kinds of audiences. Steps on how to connect with influencers using social media. Numbers that people should have that consider them rich and can live comfortably. How he experimented his life journey based on going from being broke to rich and then wealthy. The importance of scaling your business and how to do it right. The importance in creating content that scales to write a book.    Quotes: “Don't learn stuff, know stuff. “ “People should figure out their money first.” “Love what you hate.” Question: What's your biggest takeaway from Grant Cardone?

On today’s show, we’re talking about evergreen webinar sales funnels with professional speaker and course creator, Grant Baldwin. Grant is the founder of TheSpeakerLab.com and through his online course, teaches people how to find and book paid speaking engagements.   Today he shares how he sells his program through webinars -- both live and automated -- and lately, his automated ones are really doing well for him. And by really well I mean, lately it’s been for every $1 he spends on Facebook ads, he’s making $3 in return.  I’ll take that ROI all day long. In this case study, we break down Grant’s evergreen webinar funnel from start to finish, including... His Facebook ads How much he’s spending on ads The tools he uses to set up his webinar system The different offers he makes in his funnel, including what he’s testing to incentivize people to pay in full How he tracks all of his results And what he would say to someone considering doing evergreen webinars for the first time. And more... There are two big takeaways I want you to listen for… First, listen to how often he is testing things.  He makes a hypothesis about something, sets up a test, and let’s the numbers dictate whether it worked or not. Second, we talk throughout the whole conversation today about his tracking spreadsheet.  You’ve GOT to know your numbers in everything you’re doing in your business. In addition, we also discuss: How Grant balances incentivizing potential customers without annoying them with regular invites to his webinars What a “Just In Time” option is and Grant’s experiences he’s had with them How using a $17 tripwire resulted in about $17,000 of additional revenue The way he got around the common objection of people saying they don’t have the money to purchase his product right now Why complimentary one-on-one calls can be so useful – and the ways you can repurpose them Download My Webinar Tracking Spreadsheet Speaking of tracking your numbers, I’ve put together a Google spreadsheet with formulas to help you track your webinars -- and you can use this whether you’re doing live or automated webinars. To download this spreadsheet, either text ‘AOPT142’ to 44222 OR you can visit the show notes page at http://rickmulready.com/142

Today, I’m thrilled to have Grant Yuan on the show. Grant runs the EcomCrew podcast along with Mike Jackness who I had back in episode 119. Anyway, Grant runs a bunch of different businesses which include a cutting board store at CuttingBoard.com and a few brick and mortar stores like Cinnabon. But the reason I wanted to have him on the podcast is to show how you can take something simple and saturated like cutting boards and turn it into a thriving ecommerce business. What You’ll Learn Grant’s strategy for SEO Why your domain is still important How Grant advertises […] The post 163: How To Successfully Sell Products In Saturated Niches With Grant Yuan appeared first on MyWifeQuitHerJob.com.

Dive into today's episode to learn more about one of our co-hosts, Grant Ifflander. The conversation is essentially an interview of Grant as he answers questions about his life's purpose, why he became so interested in the topics he is passionate about, and some of the things that he is passionate about. Listen to the talk if you are curious about why Grant teaches yoga, what yoga means to him, and how he applies his efforts in his teaching and lifestyle to invite everyone to the big party he is throwing. 30:00 - the duality of nature (centripetal and centrifugal forces, yin and yang, masculine feminine) 45:00 - the why of teaching 53:00 - why are we doing the things that are uncomfortable? 54:30 - the journey into yoga from strength training 56:45 - "Nature is here giving me life... nature is here giving you life... Let's explore that together." 57:50 - Grant's first day of junior year of high school 1:02:50 - *Neighbor's leaf blower* "There is no such thing as discipline" 1:05:15 - How Grant initially got into strength coaching 1:10:25 - Adrenal fatigue onset and recovery 1:17:20 - Stopping weightlifting