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There are many ways to make money in real estate.  My guest is Mitch Stephen the topic today is money. Specifically, we are going to talk about 3 types of money: One-time money temporary money, and forever money Show Notes Here is just a sample of what we talked about in this show: How Mitch got started: building an empire The turning point that changed everything Breaking down the 3 types of money:  one-time money, temporary money, and forever money. Advice on where a new investor should start The profile of Mitch's perfect student The thing that successful students have in common Why you really can't get everything “free” on the internet. Why you should invest money in your education (and why Mitch still does) His final advice for building a successful investing business   You can reach out to Mitch at Mitch@1000Houses.com. Be sure to check out his podcast here at RE Investor Summit. Don't forget to stop by the Louisville Gal's Real Estate Blog for more great content.       .

We're talking with children's author, Lexi Young Peck. Even as a young girl, Lexi was known far and wide as the "baby whisperer."  She's just always been incredibly gifted at calming babies and connecting with kiddos. She took that passion and natural gifting and got her degree in psychology... and focused on childhood development.  Now, her heart is to create easy, straightforward ways for parents to navigate the complexities of raising kids. We're talking about her new book and specific ways to navigate fear with your kiddos and for yourself. RESOURCES: Lexi's Website: www.lexiyoungpeck.com  Lexi's Book: What Do You Say to a Dragon? MORE ABOUT LEXI AND THE EPISODE: Lexi's heart is to create practical and useful tools and strategies for parents to navigate the complexities of raising kids.   She's doing that in a number of ways… but one of the most recent… and the most powerful… is her new children's book, “What do you say to a Dragon?” It's a refreshing take on what to do when your kiddos… and frankly… when YOU… are facing fear and anxiety.  So, we'll be talking about THAT… because who doesn't need some new tools for the tool box when it comes to overcoming worry. Especially…  that temptation to freak out… when a dragon… real or imagined… walks in the room! By the way… Lexi is not handing out advice without having to apply these strategies herself… on a daily basis.  She and her husband, Josh, have two young children, Vivian and Xander.   And speaking of kiddos… Lexi is the daughter of my friend and former DTD guest… William Paul Young.  Paul is also a successful author who's written many books, including The Shack and Crossroads. In fact, Paul pointed me to the book and I was instantly hooked and wanted Lexi to come on immediately! That's why I'm so excited for this convo so let's get to it! MINUTE BY MINUTE: 0:02 What to expect today 1:20 Quick announcement 2:53 Get to know Lexi 4:58 Why Lexi decided to write a kids book 10:03 Engaging your fear 13:33 How Lexi helps kids overcome fear 17:59 How Mitch handled fear with his youngest 20:16 The feedback Lexi has received 25:53 Meeting your kids where they are 27:31 Mitch's biggest takeaways I WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU: So… what did YOU think?  I want to hear from YOU!   What are some of your favorite strategies for helping kiddos face their fears?  What's worked for you?  What hasn't?  Where do you struggle?  And most importantly, what are some ways you inspire the kiddos in your life to dream big?  And as for THIS convo with Lexi... what's something you're going to try?  What's something that really resonated with you (big or small)?   What's something you're going to DO (big or small) as a result?   Let me know in the comments below. I can't wait to hear from you!

As kids we are told to dream big and reach for the stars, but as we grow up those can feel like two of the hardest things to do.... The ones who can keep or regain that childlike wonder and belief that anything can happen if you set their mind to it, are a special type of human. They are the ones who change the world changers by changing the people who change the world, the leaders of leaders, the influencers for influencers. In the industry, these people are recognized by a much humbler name...coaches. Over the past few years the coaching and self development world has been booming, but have you ever stopped and wondered, Who coaches the coaches? Who encourages the encouragers? To answer that question we have to introduce you to our guest today, Mitch Matthews! Mitch is an elite level speaker, entrepreneur, author and success coach. You may recognize his voice as the host of the top rated podcast called “DREAM THINK DO.”  He feels like he was put on the planet to help people to dream bigger, think better and do more of what THEY were put on the planet to do! He’s also the creator of the BIG Dream Gathering.  These powerful events inspire participants to get clear on their own dreams as well as collaborate with others in the room to make their dreams happen.  Listen in as Mitch and Blair dive deep into Mitch's success journey. You will hear how Mitch made the pivot to online before the pandemic, tips on how to serve the audience in front of you at the highest level, how to leverage apps and technology for your virtual event and business, and how Mitch is showing up powerfully for coaches around the world and his new mission to ‘Encouraging The Encourager’ SPEAK OFF BONUS TIPS:  As you may know, the hybrid event of the year, Advanced 360 Interactive is right around the corner. That means that our speak off contestants are gearing up to compete and win the stage. Be sure to listen to the end and hear Mitch’s biggest tips as a Speak Off Judge for the contestants and more! Get your tickets now:  advance360interactive.com SPEAK OFF JUDGES: If you are a meeting planner and think you have what it takes to choose the next big name speakers, while getting exposure for your events, apply here: https://advance360interactive.com/meeting-planner-2021 email katie@advanceyourreach.com for questions. More Of What We Cover  How Mitch’s gatherings inspire dreams to come to life  How Mitch shifted his events from in-person to virtual  What COVID has taught us about what we can do, and what is possible in a virtual world.  How to engage people online through zoom  What to do when your heroes let you down Get ready: The event world is coming back by storm  Giving yourself permission to change careers  All speaking mistakes can be smoothed over You can help create the experience at any event Serving people on zoom or at the stadium  What Mitch has learned from working with high-level clients Mitch’s mission to: “Encourage the Encouragers,”  How speaking can lead to coaching opportunities, and how coaching can feed speaking opportunities!   And much more!    LINKS:  Connect with Mitch: https://mitchmatthews.com To learn more about Mitch’s upcoming Free June Challenge, go to: mitchmatthews.com/pv3 Connect with Blair: blair@advanceyourreach.com    Book Speakers for your next event! We are the only agency where you can book free and paid speakers, no bureau commissions!  Learn More https://elitespeakersagency.com   Episode Minute By Minute: 0:30 Welcome Inside The Greenroom with Mitch Matthews! 1:39 How Mitch’s journey began  4:10 When Mitch started to search for his dream job 9:33 Why the stage is is the best practice  14:29 How Mitch is leveraging digital stages 19:48 The silver lining of covid for Mitch 26:10 Get ready the 2022 event boom 29:28 Mitch’s advice for anyone taking a step to get on bigger stages 34:53 Some of the best industry advice Mitch has gotten 37:39 Be committed to deliver  

Every year can find a revolution in marketing tactics, yet the staples do remain. Mitch Jackson has been a master marketer from the very beginning, and he’s found significant fame because of it. Learn how Mitch became famous and the marketing tactics he and Tom suggest you utilize this year. Tune into this podcast to learn: How Mitch became famous Why you should embrace networking technology How connecting to a community can bring in business How to approach digital marketing in 2021

Welcome back to Episode 72 of The Active Life Podcast. Today on The Guest Show we have Mitch and Katherine Iverson, owners of Principia Fitness. In the last 18 months, they have nearly tripled the revenue for their gym. On this episode we talk about the things that they did in order to live the lifestyle they want to live.   In this episode we discuss; How Katerine went from being a full time teacher to full time coach How Mitch went from athlete to coach Simple things done well Charging members appropriately  Additional revenue streams How impossible things are being done by people like you     Connect with Mitch and Katherine Website: www.PrincipiaFitness.com  Instagram: @principiafitness Are you ready to Turn Pro? Connect with us! Dr. Sean @DrSeanPastuch Active Life Professional @activelifeprofessional

In this episode we talk about: How Mitch got into the UX field His role prior to getting involved in Research Ops What led him to start Research Ops projects His decision to not move into a full-time ReOps role Advice for anyone trying to start up ReOps in their company For more advice and info about Research Ops: Subscribe to the podcast. Check out my System17 blog & newsletter --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scalingresearch/message

Welcome to the fourth installment of a 4-part series called “The gift of being fully present.”  During these episodes, we've been getting you powerful and practical strategies to help you to BE IN THE MOMENT and be FULLY PRESENT more often.  With this episode, we're going to get you a strategy that might seem counterintuitive to living more in the present… BUT… trust me… it's going to help to infuse the here and now… with some joy, some hope and even some fun.  And it's something that's going to be soooooooo important as we all march into 2021.  It's called “Intentional Anticipation” and I can't wait to get it to you!  #letsdothis RESOURCES: PART 1 of the Give the Gift of Being Fully Present: The First Question www.mitchmatthews.com/302  PART 2 of the Give the Gift of Being Fully Present: The Experiment www.mitchmatthews.com/303  PART 3 of the Give the Gift of Being Fully Present: The Christmas Carol Method  www.mitchmatthews.com/304  The Study on Travel and Anticipation: US National Library of Medicine - National Institutes of Health  The Happiness Advantage by Shawn Achor:  www.shawnachor.com/books The Undefeated Mind by Dr. Alex Lickerman: Click here. The best 100 Movies Ranked by the American Film Institute: Click here Episode Minute By Minute: 0:02 Welcome to part four! 1:33 What to expect today 2:42 Episode begins 4:20 What is coming up in January 5:07 The concept of novelty 7:30 The gift of anticipation 16:00 Giving yourself permission 19:15 Set a date 21:09 How Mitch is implementing this in his family 23:02 Grow your hope muscle 24:11 Mitch's wish for you this season 25:40 Share this episode with a friend THE EPISODE - TRANSCRIPTION:  Okay… in episode 304… you may remember that we talked about something I call the “The Christmas Carol Method” of being in the moment. We talked about questions about your past and questions about your present... to help you feel more gratitude and to help you to live more in the here and now. Well… today we're going to be talking about the future and something I call, “Intentional Anticipation.” It's a strategy that can build a sense of hope and excitement… and even joy… right here.   Right now.   Now… you might be saying… “Woah amigo, hold up!!!  I thought we were talking about living more in the NOW… and being more present.  Doesn't thinking about the future move us out of that?” And… if you're asking that… you're flippin' brilliant.   Because yes… sometimes… thinking about the future… and all the things that are outside of our control… can… let's be honest… start to freak us out. In fact, I love a quote I recently heard from the late great Janice Joplin, she said,  “You can destroy your NOW,  by worrying about your tomorrow.”   Amen to THAT. BUT… I want to be clear… that's not what we're doing. What we're talking about today is “Intentional Anticipation.” And since this is DREAM THINK DO… we're going to introduce you to the concept… get you some science to back it up… AND most importantly… show you how to use it in 15 minutes or less.   How does that sound?   Okay… cool… let's do this! Now… in January… we're going to be getting you a few episodes that focus on the subject of happiness.   Not in some airy-fairy kind of way… but we're going to be digging into the science and application of feeling happy… more often.  And… I can't wait to get those episodes to you. But… as we start to head that direction… I want to share a few things I've been learning there… and add them to our subject of being more present and living in the moment more. So… one of the things I've been learning about as a key to having more happiness is the concept of “novelty.”   The idea… that although we like it when certain things stay the same… one of the things that brings a sense of happiness is a sense of novelty. That sense that every so often… we get to experience something NEW. Something out of the norm.   Something unusual.   It can be little things like…  Buying and wearing some new clothes.  Or reading a new book.  Or… trying a food we haven't tasted before or driving down a road we've never explored. Or… things like... Visiting a city we've never gone to before. Meeting a new person and getting to know them. Buying a new piece of technology… or a new toy. Novelty. Just think about it… and I'm betting you know exactly what I'm talking about.   That sense of NEWNESS can spark a sensation of joy and excitement. And… just as importantly… ANTICIPATING something new can spark that feeling almost as much… if not more… joy and excitement… as the experience itself.   Heck, there's a LOT of research to back this up.   In fact, it's called the Science of Anticipation. Let me give you some examples: There was one study published in the National Institutes of Health that looked at people who were getting ready to go on vacation.   It tracked them and their sense of self-perceived happiness before, during and after the trip… compared to a control group who didn't take a trip at all.   One of the things that surprised researchers was that the highest levels of happiness seemed to occur leading up to the vacation… as opposed to during the trip… or post trip. Maybe you can identify with that.   Seriously… think about vacations you've taken in the past.   Can you remember the excitement you felt leading up to the trip?  The planning?  The fun you had imagining visiting that one particular restaurant… or riding that one ride you'd heard so much about… or dipping your toes in that sand of that one beach a friend had told you about.   Ohhhhhhh yeah.   The anticipation. I came across another example of this in the book, The Happiness Advantage.  The author cites a study in which people who just thought about watching their favorite movies actually raised their endorphin levels by 27%.  He said researchers concluded that,  “Anticipating future rewards can actually light up  the pleasure centers in your brain  as much as the actual reward itself will.” I bet you've experienced this too… right?   Just looking forward to something made you feel better. It's like how Dr. Alex Lickerman put it in his book The Undefeated Mind,  “Anticipating something pleasant seems to  have almost unequaled power to make our present glow.” I bet you know exactly what these researchers are talking about. I bet you've felt that anticipation of something new… and got some good mental juice out of it.   Right?   It feels good.   And… the research suggests… we can do some things to intentionally harness that joy… and experience the joy… the fun… even the hope that comes from that anticipation… more often.   Especially IF we're intentional about it. Hence… our term: “Intentional Anticipation. And I'm going to get you those strategies in just a second. BUT before we go there… I HAVE to speak to a couple of things. Let's call them a couple of big ol' elephants… or maybe… in 2020… better said, a couple of potential grizzly bears in the room. Here's the deal… I bet you're tracking with me… BUT we have to deal with that big ol' BUT that might be brewing deep down on the inside for you. We have to admit that our ability to enjoy anticipation has truly taken a beating this year.   Can I get an amen? There's a good chance that if you're listening to this… heck… if you're breathing… you've had something BIG get postponed or canceled this year. A trip.  A big event.  Something important. A graduation. A dance. A wedding. A business event. A vacation. A conference. Heck… we've got a lot of college students that listen to DREAM THINK DO… so there is a VERY good chance it's impacted the way you're doing college or even made it so you're delaying college for the year.   Or… maybe you have young kiddos… and it's a day by day thing on whether you're going to be teaching MATH… SCIENCE… and SOCIAL STUDIES… WHILE also navigating your life and your career. Or… maybe it's the 17th hundredth zoom meeting… as opposed to being in the same room with people. And… heck… even the holidays.  Everything feels like it's up in the air… and that it constantly has the potential of shifting on us. So yeah… we've got to talk about THAT… right?  Because if we don't… this all can seem pretty empty… and all rainbows and unicorns… as opposed to something you can REALLY use. So… IF YOU ONLY HEAR THIS ONE THING… I would love for it to be this: INTENTIONAL ANTICIPATION in THIS season means giving yourself permission to cherish and look forward to the small stuff.   Or… more accurately said… this might mean looking forward to things that we might have considered the “small stuff” in the past… but we're realizing it's the wildly BIG stuff. I'll give you an example.   Admittedly… this might be a bit dorky… but I think it will help. If you've been listening to DREAM THINK DO for a while… you know my family is into movies.   It's our jam.   And I don't know how many opening night movies we've been to… but… seriously… if the Matthews clan was looking forward to a movie… there was a VERY good chance… we were there on opening night. We did it for the excitement of it… the fun of it.  Heck… I didn't realize it at the time… it was for the anticipation and the novelty of it. AND to be COMPLETELY honest… we wanted to make sure some major part of the movie or the big twist wasn't ruined by some jackhole who put a spoiler out on social media. It was always fun… BUT if I'm honest… it had started to become a bit of a “given” that's what we'd do.   Heck, I'll be the first to say we'd probably even started to take it for granted… and could almost be passe about it. Well… as you can imagine… we haven't been to an opening night movie premiere since March.   So when I heard Wonder Woman 1984 was going to open on Christmas night… I bought tickets that same day I heard about it.   And we've been looking forward to it ever since. BUT… if I'm being fully honest… I have to admit that part of me that didn't want to look forward to it… because so many different things have been canceled… or changed… or postponed this year. So… I had to give myself PERMISSION to look forward to it. And… as the research would suggest… I've been enjoying that sense of anticipation.  Yes… part of it feels like a risk… BUT… I'm allowing myself to enjoy it. Now… in full disclosure… I have a backup plan… because in this scenario… if something happens and the movie theater gets shut down for COVID reasons… I'll grab a subscription to HBO Max… because they're premiering it on the same day! By the way… although I really enjoyed the first one… I'm not a HUGE WonderWoman fan.  BUT my wife is a HUGE Wonder Woman fan… and I'm a HUGE fan of my wife… so we're doing it.   AND… we're both allowing ourselves the chance to look forward to it. Oh… and as a side note... I want to also say… that neither Wonder Woman 1984 or HBO Max are currently sponsors of the DREAM THINK DO podcast…  but we ARE willing to discuss that with you… if you or someone you know… are connected to either.  HA!!! But seriously… deep down… I realized I had to give myself permission to LOOK FORWARD to something like this again. I know it might be kind of a weird example… but can you relate? Here's another quick example.   Obviously… many of our family gatherings are looking WAY different.   Yours probably are too! I have to admit… around Thanksgiving time… I was pretty GRUMPY about that. But… as I started to understand this concept of INTENTIONAL ANTICIPATION… especially after THIS year… I started to realize the importance of permission. That we have to give ourselves permission to… first... feel all the feels. With this year… we need to give ourselves permission to feel the frustration… the weariness… the crabbiness… all of it. But then… when we're ready… to start to also give ourselves permission to look forward to some NEW things. So… like I said… over Thanksgiving… I was still pretty grumpy about how different things needed to be. But now… I'm giving myself permission to get creative with some of these NEW… and very hopefully… temporary ways of doing the holidays. So… we're going to do a bunch of things with our extended families… virtually… and I'm going to give myself permission to look forward to them and be in the moment as we do them. And… I'm actually starting to feel the difference.   I'm starting to feel some hope… some joy… heck… even some fun… start to break through.   And hey… #realtalk… those feeling have been hard to come by this year.   And that's what I want for YOU too.   THE STEPS: So… if you're tracking with me...  let's start to talk about some SPECIFIC steps to help us to harness the POWER of INTENTIONAL ANTICIPATION.   STEP 1: PERMISSION So… INTENTIONAL ANTICIPATION starts with PERMISSION. We have to give ourselves the permission to look forward to something again.   It's so simple… and so important…  After that… the rest just flows.   STEP 2: Get SPECIFIC  Get specific with something you want to do or experience. Now… since it's 2020 and 2021… we need to keep things simple.   So, for this to work  RIGHT NOW… these things most likely can't be BIG things like… global travel… or big events involving thousands of people. BUT they can be fun… and they can be important things.   AND... they can pull in some of that NOVELTY we were talking about earlier. Some examples might be… What's a park (within a 2 hour radius) you've never been to?   Set a date and go check that out.  What's a favorite movie you haven't seen in a while? Or… what's a movie you've always wanted to watch… but haven't? Set a date and watch it together. I'll put a link to some of the top 100 movies of all time in the show notes to get you some more ideas here. What's a favorite food we haven't eaten in a while? Or… what's a food you've always wanted to try? Set a date and cook it together. The key is to get specific. STEP 3: PUT IT ON THE CALENDAR Seriously… write it down.   Or put it on your google calendar.   Invite someone to do it with you… either virtually or in person. And then…  STEP 4: ENJOY THE ANTICIPATION Seriously.  Simply enjoy the anticipation. That's right.   Give yourself permission to enjoy looking forward to it. And… give yourself permission to not have it have to be PERFECT to enjoy it when that THING comes.  Sound good?  I'll give you one last example as we're wrapping up.   As I said earlier… my family is kind of a “movie family.”   We enjoy watching them and our two sons write, direct and act in some.   AND… thanks to COVID… both sons are currently home and living with us. Well... a while back… we were looking for some fun ways to mix things up… find some novelty… and… let's be real… we were looking for something that couldn't get canceled or postponed.   SO… we decided to challenge ourselves to EACH come up with a list of our 10 favorite movies.   Super simple.   By the way... this list… was not about how successful they were or their critical acclaim.   This list was all about the movie's impact on US… and how much we enjoyed them. Then… we set up a date to reveal the lists. And… on that day… we all presented our lists to each other.  As we did… we each talked through our lists and why each movie was in our top ten.   It was a lot of fun. But the best part… is that since then… we've been systematically… going through our lists to enjoy the movies together.   Each month we've been setting some time aside to watch a movie and then talk through it.   It's been fun and although… I'll be the first to say… that each movie we've watched hasn't always been my favorite… we've had fun and we've learned a lot about each other!   So, I offer that… not as prescriptive but as descriptive of something you could do. Maybe… for you… it's not movies... maybe it's board games. Or… maybe it's favorite sports ball memories… (Yeah… sorry… I'm just not much of a sports guy… but you get what I mean!) Maybe it's watching favorite youtube videos together. Decide on something. Put a date on the calendar… even if it's tomorrow. Enjoy the anticipation. And then… BE in the moment… whether it goes EXACTLY as you planned… or not… enjoy it. What do you think?   Are you in? I hope so. And one last thing.   I wanted to share why I think THIS episode might be the most important of our 4 part series. I'll TOTALLY admit that I didn't realize this when we started… but it dawned on me as I was thinking through all of this. It's that… I really do think we're going to need to heal up our ability and our willingness to look forward to stuff. To anticipate GOOD stuff… and not just dread bad news… postponements and changed plans. You know what I mean? I think we're going to have to work that “hope” muscle and the “anticipation” muscle a bit… because they've taken a bit of a beating this year.   Right? That's why I think THIS subject is so important. But hey… if there ever was a time of year to talk about giving yourself permission to feel hope again… and to anticipate some good things...  it seems like Christmas time is the PERFECT time to do that.    And hey… I know our DREAM THINK DO family is very diverse… and I know that not everyone who's listening right now celebrates Christmas… but whether you do… or whether you don't… I hope you know that I love you… and I'm so grateful we're on this journey together! And for those who do celebrate CHRISTMAS… I hope you have a wonderful… wonder-filled time! And to everyone… I hope over this Holiday season…  even though it may look very different than other years… I hope you can find specific things to look forward to… and then get to fully enjoy them… as you're more fully present and more fully in the moment… as they come! Cool?   Cool. Okay… just a few last logistics… as we're wrapping up.    I WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! Hit me up with your thoughts and comments below!    PLUS… please please please… share this episode.   If it resonated with you… please share it with others… because I really do think we're going to need to be intentional about working our “hope” and our “anticipation” muscles… and it's a whole lot more fun to get to do that together! And lastly… know I'm going to be taking next few weeks off to be with my family. So… we'll skip a week or two and then we'll be bringing you our next episode… episode 306… which is going to be awesome… and so much fun… in early January.  And I can't wait to get it to you! But until then… until we connect again… keep bringing your awesome.  Because the world… needs more of it!

In this episode, Marcus Edwardes speaks with Mitch Sullivan, trainer and recruiter known on LinkedIn for his biting wit and take-no-prisoners approach to the recruitment industry, social media, and his passion for copywriting.Mitch created the online training course, Copywriting for Recruiters, and is the author of On Recruitment, a book chock-full of wisdom and best read within easy reach of a six pack or a glass of wine.Listen in as Mitch shares his unique approach to gaining a massive following on LinkedIn; how to maximize attention, interest, desire, and action in direct response advertising; the problems with contingency recruitment; and the four key areas to turn clients (hiring managers or companies) to retaining a recruiter.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:● [02:26] How Mitch amassed over 40,000 fans on LinkedIn● [05:25] Producing engaging content on LinkedIn● [07:46] Mitch’s most successful post● [10:03] Has Mitch ever crossed the line with a post on LinkedIn?● [14:36] Mitch’s ROI for his social media efforts● [18:02] The principles behind Mitch’s course, Copywriting for Recruiters● [23:20] The current state of copywriting in recruitment today● [27:51] Selling yourself to the best candidate● [31:50] The importance of outreach to the copywriting process● [33:53] Writing a job ad that cuts through the noise● [42:14] Contingent versus retainedKey quotes:● “If you’re consistent in how you write, prepared to use wit and sarcasm from time to time, and you never, ever say anything that you couldn’t back up, you’ll go far on LinkedIn.”● “Clickbait only works if what comes immediately after the clickbait title or headline is something that relates to it.”● “If you want to get more of the right people with the right qualifications responding to your ad, email, or social media post, you’ve got to immediately tell the reader what’s in it for them.”● “Recruiters have got to change their thinking. It’s not about being a good writer—it’s about being a good thinker.”● “All of the heavy lifting in recruitment is done in either attraction or assessment.”● “The only way the industry is going to regain or discover some respect is by acting more like ad agencies and only taking on work that they’re capable of fulfilling and being paid on.”Resources Mentioned:● Copywriting for Recruiters● Mitch Sullivan on LinkedIn● mitch@fasttrackrecruitment.comToday’s Sponsor:Visit video.recruiter.com and enter code Recruiter1000 to access the recruiter.com video beta program for free

Welcome to part 3 in our series called “The gift of being fully present.”  It's specifically designed to help you to live more fully in the PRESENT… especially during this wildly important time of year… AND… amid… one of the wildest years of all time.  And whether you've caught the first two in the series or not… I think you'll be glad you're catching this one!  Oh… and I'll warn you… we're going to have some fun… but we're going to be getting real… and raw… with this one… but I think that's CRITICAL… as we're getting you real-world strategies that work! RESOURCES:   PART 1 of the Give the Gift of Being Fully Present: www.mitchmatthews.com/302  PART 2 of the Give the Gift of Being Fully Present: www.mitchmatthews.com/303  An Interview with Sara Yourgrau: The 5 Non-Negotiables for YOUR Ideal Day: https://mitchmatthews.com/294/  A Fun Top 10 List of the Best “Christmas Carol” Movies: Click here.   QUESTIONS TO HELP WITH THE CHRISTMAS CAROL METHOD:   Sample “Past” Questions:   Who are a few people from your past that you're grateful for? What's an experience from your past that you're grateful for? What's an experience from your past that… at first… you thought was really bad, but it eventually turned into something that helped you? What's an experience from your past that you now laugh about?     Sample “Present” Questions:   What's something you could be grateful for right now? What's something (big or small) from this season of your life that makes you smile? What's something you're grateful for… today?     Sample “Future” Questions:   What's something small but significant that you're looking forward to? What's something that you're really looking forward to doing in 2021? What's something (big or small) you're looking forward to over the holidays… even in 2020?   Episode Minute By Minute: 0:02 Welcome to part three! 2:04 Episode starts 2:31 The Christmas Carol Method 4:37 Lessons from Ebenezer 6:45 What do you do when you are hurting? 7:30 Episode 300 woes  9:56 How Mitch used the Christmas Carol Method 12:48 What is coming up next week 14:56 How Mitch's family used the Christmas Carol Method MORE ABOUT THE EPISODE: (The Transcript)    So… we've been talking strategies… and in many cases… we've been asking ourselves some simple but powerful questions… to help us to LIVE in the moment… more often… so we don't miss out on the “good stuff” in life.   Which brings us to today's strategy and it's something I'm calling “The Christmas Carol Method.”   It's something to help us stir up joy and gratitude in the here and now.   GRATITUDE IN THE HERE AND NOW:   So… if you've been a student of being fully present… and trying to live in the moment more often… you've heard about the power of gratitude.     Plus, in the past, we've talked about how gratitude can help the brain to release things like endorphins, dopamine and serotonin.  Basically these things are your body's natural antidepressants… and your body's “feel good” hormones… which makes it MUCH easier to feel a sense of peace… and it makes it easier to FOCUS too.   Plus, it's just good to walk around with more of a sense of gratitude.     So… obviously… tapping into gratitude is a core tool to helping us live a better life and to live in the moment more often too!     BUT… you might be asking,  “BUT… how do we get there?   And I mean… seriously… in a year like THIS?”   That IS a good question.   Enter… the “Christmas Carol Method.”   QUICK BACKGROUND ON THE “CHRISTMAS CAROL METHOD”   Okay… so you remember Charles Dickens' The Christmas Carol.  We've got ourEbenezer Scrooge who's living the bah-hum-bug life and goes around being grumpy all the time.   Well… then he gets visited by the Ghost of Christmas Past, the Ghost of Christmas Present and then of Christmas Future… and they whack him the gratitude stick and help him right his ways... to reveal one of the best Christmas Goose stories of all time.   Seriously… if you've ever watched one of the various versions of the movie… whether it's the one with live action one with Patrick Stewart… or the animated one with Jim Carrey… or the Muppets version with Sir Michael Caine or even “Scrooged” with Bill Murray… the pay off is when Scrooge comes to his senses and chooses to live in the present… he chooses to be generous… and he chooses to be grateful for what he has.  AND he lives in a freedom that has been eluding him his whole life.  It's awesome.  And sooooooo powerful!  Yeah… I love that story.   The reason why we need it… is because one of the central ways that people suggest moving into gratitude is broken.  It can be flawed.  Especially for a year like 2020.  What am I talking about?   Well… if you look at most content written about stirring up gratitude… you will find that the person recommends asking yourself the question,    What can you be grateful for… right now?”   Now… that IS a good question to ask.  And the person suggesting it is probably wanting you to think of something BIG or small… elaborate or simple… to help you feel grateful… in this very moment.   And THAT is a good thing.  In fact, I agree with it… in most cases.   BUT… what about those times when you're up against it?  What about those times when you've been punched in the gut… and you're hurting?   I can tell you… if you're there… and someone tells you to stir up some gratitude by asking WHAT CAN YOU BE GRATEFUL FOR IN THIS MOMENT???”     I know my response might be, “I'm grateful I've got TWO middle fingers to flip you off with!”   Ha!  Sorry… but it's true.  Right?   Here's some of that #realtalk I was promising.     May I share a story with you from MY life to illustrate this point?    Well… a few weeks ago… and I can tell you EXACTLY which week it was because it was the week that episode 300 came out.   That was a major milestone for me.  5+ years of podcasting.  Connecting with you guys.  Growing a community of DREAM THINK DOers around the globe.  And I was ready to celebrate!   Well… THAT week… we had an issue with some tech that helps to support the podcast.  I won't go into the details… but the short version of the story is… on THAT week… the very week we were set to celebrate 300 episodes… well… that tech broke.    And… as a result… we lost 80% of our subscribers.   Gonzo.  Gone.  On alllllll platforms. Just gone.   Now… we went to work to correct things and we were assured things would be corrected… but it might take a month… and when we pushed them… they admitted to saying there was a risk that the subscribers… might never come back.   Yeah… that would have been really tough news ANY week… but that it hit THAT week made it especially tough.   So… let's be real.     I was trying to find ways to stay inspired… to stay on track… to keep it together… And I'll tell you… that if someone would have come at me with a “What are you grateful for RIGHT NOW???”  I would have lost it on them.   Amen?   I'm sorry… but I would have.     And heck… I even tried it.  I had gotten hit hard… so knew I needed to get my head on straight.  I needed to get it back together.  But I just couldn't muster an answer to the “What could I be grateful for in this moment?”   So… I leaned on this “Christmas Carol Method.”   I asked myself, “What's something I could be grateful for from the past?”   As I asked that… I got hit with some good memories.     Gradually… not immediately… but gradually they started to come.   And some of those even helped me to remember sometimes when we'd been hit before… and the getting back up wound up working… and in some cases… wound up being pretty rich experiences.   And as you can imagine… those memories… helped me to remember that God loves me… and that I'm never alone.  They helped me to remember my family and friends… people who came alongside me in the past.   It helped me to remember times when we'd gotten hit… and we got back up!  And heck… sometimes those set backs wound up being set ups for some of the biggest breakthroughs!   You know what I'm talking about.   I needed that.   So yeah… if asking yourself the “What could I be grateful for right now” question is just too hard… too tender.  Try using the “Christmas Carol Method” to go back to the past to muster up some gratitude there first.   I will say that once I did that… well it took a few sessions… but… once I did that… it was a lot easier to find some simple things to be grateful for in the moment.   Which also helped me to feel a little better about my future too.   Which… BY THE WAY… can be the last step with the Christmas Carol Method… and that's to ask yourself the question,    “What are a few things I'm looking forward to in the future?”    BUT… hey… one of the things we'll be talking about NEXT WEEK as we wrap up our 4 part series… is the POWER OF ANTICIPATION.   So… we won't get into A LOT of thinking about the future… right now.   BUT… trust me, there's a LOT of power in “intentional anticipation.”   But know… a strategy around asking some powerful questions about the future can really help too.   So… can you see why we call it the “Christmas Carol Method?”   We're pulling in memories from the past, gratitude in the present and anticipation in the future… to help you to be MORE in the moment… right now.   Make sense?   Now… two quick follow up stories.   One… It's been almost 4 weeks since episode 300 and our kick in the ol' crotch of losing all those subscribers.  It was humbling and tough… BUT these strategies… some prayer… my family… my team… AND YOU GUYS got me through it… and I'm VERY happy to announce that things are fixed and our subscribers are back!!!  In fact… we had our second biggest download day in a year at the end of last week!     And I can tell you that I don't wish that experience on ANYONE… but I'm soooooooo much more grateful for every one of you… now!!!   Speaking of that… if you haven't subscribed… please do!!!  We'd LOVE to have you… and I'll be even more grateful for you… than I've ever been!!!   Two… as I was prepping for this episode… I realized that using the Christmas Carol Method has been something I've been doing… but I hadn't really shared it with my family.     So… just for fun… I asked them if they'd be open to experimenting with me… and being DREAM THINK DO guinea pigs… AGAIN.  (I always test stuff out on my family…  Hey… anything to help YOU guys.  HA!)  But I walked them through the concept…     The power of gratitude and finding things to be grateful for each day The realization that some days are just harder than others… so it may not be realistic… or even helpful... to try to find something to be grateful for in THIS moment… but to tip the hat to the past and to think of memories to be grateful for could help. THEN to think of something they're grateful for and maybe… just maybe… have something to look forward to (big or small).     Well… we did it last night after putting up some Christmas decorations.     Boxes were everywhere.  Ornament packaging was all over.  Old news paper from protecting stuff was strewn all over the place… but we sat and talked.   Stories of old Christmases… favorite teachers who got us through tough times… tough experiences that made us tougher.   Now… it wasn't as perfect as one of those Hallmark Christmas movies… but it was pretty darn close and I can say… it'll be one of my favorite memories of 2020.   So, I wanted to encourage you to try out the Christmas Carol Method yourself… and invite someone else to do it with you.   Just see where it takes you!   And also… stay tuned for our 4th segment of this series next week!  Like I said… we're going to be diving into the concept of INTENTIONAL ANTICIPATION and having some fun with exploring how LOOKING FORWARD in the right way… can help us LIVE IN THE MOMENT more too!   So… hit subscribe… so you don't miss it… AND until next time… keep bringing your awesome… because the world needs more of IT!   I CAN'T WAIT TO HEAR FROM YOU! Comment and let me know how you use the “Christmas Carol Method!”  Seriously… I can't wait to hear from you.  

Passive income strategies and building wealth from chaos What You Will Learn: How Mitch’s real estate business is structured, and why his passive income strategies are durable and flexible enough to succeed during the pandemic Why Mitch believes wealth comes from chaos, and why focusing on helping people has been the key to excelling during challenging times How Mitch and his team have adapted to the changes brought about by the pandemic such as people not wanting potentially infectious strangers in their homes How Mitch learned that fixing the houses he bought was time-consuming and wasn’t really adding value, and why he structures his deals to be the “bank”, not a landlord How navigating the challenges of the 2008 real estate market crash taught Mitch valuable lessons he is using to get through the global pandemic Why Mitch made the strategic decision to keep his business in his local San Antonio market rather than expanding outward How Mitch has structured his business into three different segments: one-time cash events, temporary cash deals, and forever cash deals How Mitch began coaching others in his method, and how he has built out the coaching side of his business over time Why Mitch does the investing and coaching work he does beyond just making money, and how his efforts benefit himself, new homeowners, and communities at large Passive income strategies and building wealth from chaos Even in times of chaos, the right passive income strategies can help you build wealth and grow your business. In this episode of Onward Nation, encore guest Mitch Stephen walks us through the important lessons he learned during the 2008 real estate market crash that have helped him continue to thrive during the global pandemic. Mitch explains why his business model is built to be durable, adaptable, and is focused on helping others. He also shares why he keeps a laser focus on his local market rather than attempting to expand beyond the San Antonio, Texas market. Passive income strategies in the world of real estate Mitch Stephen has spent decades developing his skills as a real estate investor, and over that career he has learned valuable lessons about earning more by doing less. During the episode, Mitch discussed why he shifted his focus from “fix-and-flip” real estate to simply buying and reselling without doing any repairs or upgrades, and he explains how his passive income strategies have evolved through testing, experimentation, and a willingness to learn from his mistakes. As Mitch explained, the 2008 real estate market crash showed him that investing the time and resources into property repairs wasn’t necessary; at the time, he had so many properties going into foreclosure that he couldn’t fix them all, but he was surprised to realize that even without expensive and time-consuming repairs, his properties were moving quickly. This important lesson shows that it is important to periodically question assumptions about our business models and identify opportunities to streamline the business. Finding opportunities in chaos The 2008 market crash taught Mitch key skills and the value of being ready to pivot to take advantage of opportunities. These lessons are even more applicable today, during the global pandemic. Mitch began coaching other new investors on the passive income strategies, lessons and skills he developed through trial and error, with the important goal of helping others succeed. Today, his real estate coaching has grown to become a key pillar of Mitch’s business empire, and one of the most important lessons he teaches his students is how to identify opportunities during the tough times. As Mitch explained, challenges such as the global pandemic create unique opportunities for business owners to solve problems for their customers, allowing truly creative businesses to better position themselves within their niches. Being adaptable, nimble and ready to deliver creative solutions can help businesses not just survive but thrive during chaotic and challenging times. That’s exactly why it is important to double down rather than retreat during difficult periods. About Mitch Stephen Mitch Stephen has been a self-employed real estate investor for 25+ years. His real estate investing career started at the age of 23 when he read “Nothing Down” by Robert Allen. Mitch Stephen has purchased well over 2,000 houses in and around his hometown of San Antonio, TX. Mitch is a high school graduate who never stopped learning. Books, CDs, seminars, and webinars were his classroom. Today he specializes in owner financing properties to individuals left behind by traditional lending institutions and giving new life to properties that scar their neighborhoods. He has perfected a method of achieving cash-flow without having to be a landlord and without having to rehab properties. He’s mastered the art of raising private money and the classic “Nothing Down” deal. He has pioneered the idea that you don’t have to give discounts to sell your notes. A passionate speaker who delivers the message of integrity first and profits second; an expert at keeping it simple and explaining, in plain English, the theories that made him financially independent. He is always an inspiration to those around him. How to Connect with Mitch Stephen: Visit Mitch’s website for more information on his real estate passive income strategies, as well as his podcast and other learning resources LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/mitch-stephen-0b32491b/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/1000Houses/ Twitter: @Mitch_Stephen Additional Resources: Sell With Authority by Drew McLellan and Stephen Woessner: https://amzn.to/39y7x13 Predictive ROI Free Resource Library: https://predictiveroi.com/resources/ Stephen Woessner’s LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/stephenwoessner/

From an early age, Mitch Bowler already knew that he wanted to become a video game artist. While his vision is no longer the same, Mitch is still enthusiastic about art. He strives to inspire all artists to be better versions of themselves. Mitch shares his journey with Geordie Wardman in this informative podcast that you do not want to miss it.  What You Will Learn How Mitch became a video game artist Understanding realism and how to learn it within a virtual setting What problem do Mitch and his team solve for their clients? How did Mitch know the problem his clients were facing? How Mitch build his first MVP Why Mitch and his team wanted a custom software solution for their operations so badly The amount of time Mitch took to switch from the Frankenstein to the Bubble app version Why entrepreneurs should invest in a coach Why understanding where your strengths lie is critical in the entrepreneurship world Understanding the concept of time tracking How Mitch incorporated his time tracking spreadsheet into the Bubble app How Mitch and Geordie changed the time tracking spreadsheet into SaaS How to successfully build a SaaS program within 30 days In this Episode Having a vision from an early age can be all you need to carve your own career path. Mitch understands this well, seeing that he started his journey as an artist from the age of seven years. He spent lots of time on the farm with his grandfather, from where he learned how to make money from doing a few chores. Mitch narrates the impact a rumor about a video game that would help artists create their own video games had on him. Listen to the podcast for details on what happened next and Mitch’s journey to being a video game artist. During his stint in the art industry, Mitch made a decision that saw him quit his corporate job to become a digital nomad. Then, he spent a lot of his time with entrepreneurs trying to understand their journey. In his quest to discover new things, Mitch struggled to figure out how to develop a guaranteed art program. After around three years of trying, Mitch was unsuccessful. He even tried collaborating with a professional, and still, they could not do it. According to Mitch, the art industry can be challenging. Mitch says he now understands why parents are hesitant when it comes to sending their kids to art school. Listen in to know his reasons. After years of struggling, Mitch finally found a qualified person who was recruiting 12-year-old children to engage in realistic paintings. He gives a detailed explanation of this concept in this podcast. Mitch realized that while realism is essential, there was a shortage of teachers. He wanted to devise a system where interested learners could access lessons anywhere just as they would with physical learning. It is at this point that Mitch began assessing technological solutions in the search for a system that would help him actualize his dreams. His search yielded nothing, and while he had the option of using chat rooms and forums, he knew that was not going to work. Mitch started considering custom solutions that would help him make online learning smooth for everyone. To succeed in the entrepreneurship world, you should identify your customer’s problems and come up with viable solutions. Mitch already understands what his customers want, and he shares all this information with Geordie in this candid conversation. Listen in and grab a few lessons. Mitch launched his first MVP on Evolve Artist, his first tool, but later moved it to Bubble. By this time, they had around 100 users and four blocks of curriculum, each of which he charged $300. Mitch says that art students who sign up for his program pay a more affordable price than they would for a physical art college. Listen to the conversation for more details. Mitch says that building Bubble was a learning process for him, and it took him some time to be comfortable with it. After years of managing the Bubble app, Mitch tells Geordie that he has since become self-sufficient and hardly runs into problems. Geordie and Mitch discuss a SaaS idea that they developed together in less than 30 days. Here, Mitch tells Geordie how he came up with the concept of time tracking. The discussion at this point is long and engaging, and you do not want to miss it. According to Mitch, knowing how you spend your time changes your relationship with both money and time. It also transforms you into a better decision-maker. Listen to the podcast and understand why a time management tool makes you more efficient.  Resources Mitch Bowler LinkedIn Mitch Bowler Twitter Evolveartist.com Tick Tock Lab.com

"How to Authentically Handle Unwanted Attention" with Mitch Shepard.Episode 19: Show Notes.Today on the podcast we welcome my very good friend and coach, Mitch Shepard. Since the day her mother enrolled her in her first positive-thinking and manifestation course at the sweet age of 13, Mitch has always lived life on her own terms. From her childhood roots in middle-class Novato, California, to turning down a hard-earned job with Ernst & Young to pursue a career guiding wilderness expeditions, to leaving her position as CEO to take a 12-month sabbatical around the world, living life unconventionally has become one of her best talents.Mitch is a regular on the corporate speaker circuit as the CEO of Humin Inc., presenting topics related to Leadership, Cultural Intelligence, Tackling Pervasive Bias in Business, Building the Habits and Behaviors of Inclusion, Dreaming Big, and Avoiding Burnout. She has spent over 20 years coaching some of the world’s top leaders and her expertise lies in helping people push beyond their perceived limitations to achieve big goals. Aside from travel, a few of her passions include the outdoors, cooking, meeting new people (in the oddest of places), and speaking truth to power. Today we dive into the topic of what to do when you become the recipient of unwanted attention, so take a listen, take some notes, and enjoy!Key Points From This Episode:Mitch shares her career journey and the key insights she’s developed over the year.The moment Mitch she knew she had to be part of the solution for women in business.What led Mitch to become involved in women and culture development around gender. How Mitch is “Raising the floor and loosening the ceiling, simultaneously.”Strategies for getting your word in when you’re “one in a few.”The different varieties of unwanted attention and how to identify them.A few examples of when a compliment puts you under unwanted attention as a woman.Why giving guidance on how women can respond to unwanted attention.Mitch shares some examples of situations she experienced throughout her career.Why “building up the trust account,” before you make a “withdrawal” is important.How we gracefully find our paths to responding to situations.The role companies play in measuring the actual experience of the “one in few.” Who the responsibility should land on when these types of situations arise.An example of a newer generations’ response to these issues.Fight, flight, or freeze reactions: What’s right for you may not be right for another. We discuss the two part approach: In the moment and afterwards.Why getting safe first is important.How to send through comments or questions to Mitch. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Create Your Leading Edge ChallengeKaren WorstellMOJO MakerMitch ShepardMitch Shepard on LinkedInMitch Shepard on TwitterMitch Shepard on InstagramContact Mitch ShepardMitch Shepard on EmailHumin Inc.

If you've ever wanted to make more money during this time, or strongly get yourself back on your feet, then do we have The Miracle Habits show for you. Today I'll be talking with Mitch Horowitz, best-selling author, PEN award winning historian, and the author of a brilliant book on stepping forward into wealth and all areas of your life, “The Miracle Habits” And that's just what I wanna talk with him about today, about key miracle habits to help you bring more wealth and affluence into your life, and get you powerfully back on your feet. Key Points Discussed: Is it crazy to be talking about wealth building during this time? (03:22) The importance of mitigating fear during this crisis (04:31) Entering a state of deep relaxation a couple of times a day to visualize yourself within a scene that's ideal for you (06:48) Why we shouldn't get hang up on whether prayer is appropriate or effective (09:05) The power of getting spiritual during difficult times and how to go about it (13:08) Achieving what we aim for by substituting persistence for faith (15:08) The most effective program for prosperity that has been created within modern metaphysics and self-help philosophy (16:37) How Mitch has used Think and Grow Rich By Napoleon Hill in a time of crisis (20:08) Breaking free of prejudice and doing great during the current economic difficulties by being independent functionaries (23:36) Having faith and trust in ourselves and building our confidence before we can tackle serious challenges (27:00) Why people who don't have more money silently or openly condemn it and how it hinders them from having more money (29:47) Appreciating different people's expressions of creativity (35:00) Is money a form of energy and can it be considered a representation of spirituality? (36:45) The collective grinder we're going through to create something new (39:03) How does concentration produce power? (41:41) Only spending money in ways that enable us to earn more of it (42:54) Instances when spending can be useful in building the essential self (46:21) Filling some non-negotiable subsistence level needs in your own life (47:46) Applying one's particular talents to nature and expansively filling the needs of others (48:23) What is Positive Mental Attitude (PMA) and how important is it right now? (50:41) Practising self-sufficiency as much as possible to cultivate a positive mental attitude (52:07) What's the energy behind paying one's debts? (55:24) The financial planning that will help anyone in wealth building (58:02) Excelling in life by learning to eliminate procrastination and task avoidance (01:01:12) The significant impact of keeping our promises to ourselves and others (01:03:36) How to cultivate extraordinary outcomes during this time (01:05:34) Additional Resources: The Miracle Habits By Mitch Horowitz www.MitchHorowitz.com Mitch Horowitz on Twitter Mitch Horowitz on Instagram Think and Grow Rich By Napoleon Hill The Richest Man in Babylon By George Samuel Clason www.InspireNationUniversity.com www.AutomaticWriting.com ……. For free meditations, weekly tips, stories, and similar shows visit: www.InspireNationShow.com To support the show and get even more great tools, tips, and behind-the-scenes access, visit: www.Patreon.com/InspireNation And to follow Inspire Nation (and the lives of Michael and Jessica) on Instagram, go to www.Instagram.com/InspireNationLive And to follow Inspire Nation on Tik Tok simply go to InspireNationShow on Tik Tok

Cricket has delivered many joys in my life but none more so than the friendships I have made and I am proud to say one of my great friends from the game is this week's guest, an absolute legend of the game, Mitchell Johnson. Mitch and I have known each other since we were teenagers and have enjoyed the highs and dealt with the lows together on and off the field. Mitch is one of Australia's most successful bowlers, one of the fastest to play the game and one of the mentally toughest. His insights on mental toughness, fast bowling and getting his body fit to bowl should not be missed.Episode notes01:45 - Mitch picks his favourite moments07:10 - Mitch goes in depth about his comeback in 2013 and how he developed his mental skills23:53 - The bowling checklist Mitch used during his career33:05 - The lessons Mitch learnt about his body and bowling fast44:46 - How Mitch dealt with the media51:47 - Mitch talks finance and investment1:07:10 - The people who have inspired Mitch1:10:46 - Mitch talks about the books he's readYoutube Linkhttps://youtu.be/EdGAgjKNSwg See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode 52 – A Conversation with MitchMitch Schneider has helped more automotive shop owners achieve success in his long career than he’ll probably ever know. If the name isn’t familiar, then this podcast will introduce you to a shop owner, author, teacher, cancer survivor and industry philosopher who has definitely made a difference in his long career. Having written for most of the automotive trade magazines over the years, Mitch no longer runs his family repair shop in Simi Valley, California, but he continues sharing his wit and wisdom as a writer for Ratchet & Wrench. He’s also written a new book titled Misfire: What To Do When Things Aren’t Running On All Cylinders. Hear all about it as Mitch shares his years of experience through Misfire and talks about:· How to cope with the current business environment in the middle of a pandemic and the worst economic downturn since 2008.· How his books have helped shop owners and managers over the years and how Misfire is different from anything he’s ever written.· How Mitch got into the business and made it a family affair.· How to approach adversity and not just survive, but thrive.· How to think your way through problems and challenges.· The danger of a failure to communicate.· Why balance and flexibility are critically important.· The rules for a successful business haven’t changed.· How Associations can help solve problems.· What shop owner’s need to do to reach the next level.· Why it’s all about freedom and mobility.

If you've ever wanted to radically transform your life, then do we have The Miracle Habits show for you. Today I'll be talking with Mitch Horowitz, award winning PEN historian, new thought leader, best-selling author, and the author of another new all-time favorite of mine for getting you off your couch and into your dreams, “The Miracle Habits” And that's just what I want to talk with him about today, about personal power, key habits, and the secret of turning your moments into miracles. Key Points Discussed: The forceful reset that is the current pandemic and the oncoming Mercury direct that will give us a sense of tremendous opening, resurgence, and relief (03:28) The extreme power and intimacy of a physical symbol on one's body like shaving one's head (10:55) The importance of testing, verifying, and questioning the principles of our alternative spiritual cultures (13:50) Giving ourselves a break from seeking peer approval (17:27) Using disruption in an ethical way while also paying attention to Edward Brunet's ideas (22:25) Challenging Neville and how attaining the feeling state of the wish fulfilled facilitates its unfoldment (27:21) Having a willingness to use every possible means available to us to seek spiritual growth and fulfilment (35:56) The value of having an unwavering focus: Choosing one thing very carefully and being absolutely concentrated about it (38:50) How Mitch stole time to be able to write his books, be a father, and do all his work (40:30) Why the US failed in Vietnam and how that relates to the need for absolute dedication in everything we do  (42:47) Creating a total environment that is expressive on every level of what we're trying to get across about our lives (48:48) How our thoughts, emotions, and mental visualizations hold power over our reality (52:15) The ten day miracle challenge: Arriving at a very simple and clear desire that you want in the short time especially during this time (57:12) Rearranging in a harmonious way the stories that we tell ourselves about ourselves (01:01:46) Giving ourselves the liberty to make the physical change that will an assertion of ourselves (01:06:35) Additional Resources: www.InspireNationUniversity.com www.AutomaticWriting.com ……. For free meditations, weekly tips, stories, and similar shows visit: www.InspireNationShow.com To support the show and get even more great tools, tips, and behind-the-scenes access, visit: www.Patreon.com/InspireNation And to follow Inspire Nation (and the lives of Michael and Jessica) on Instagram, go to www.Instagram.com/InspireNationLive And to follow Inspire Nation on Tik Tok simply go to InspireNationShow on Tik Tok

Creating a legacy is easier said than done, but taking control of your present moment is a key first step. So in episode 504 of the Sell or Die Podcast, we’re talking with Mitch Joel about how we can all do just that in the new, post-pandemic world. Mitch Joel is author of Six Pixels of Separation and CTRL ALT Delete as well as a global speaker, so this is one rich conversation!   Some key points we discuss include: How Mitch’s work as a global speaker has changed in 2020. The difference between “sitting it out” and “doing it out” as we wait to fully embrace the new normal (hint: Mitch - and other post-pandemic winners - are “doing it out.”) Why taking notes can transform your personal and business life, and easy ways you can become more creative. Actionable steps you can take TODAY to start “collecting conversations,” giving unique pitches...and even become a speaker one day.   Right now, not all of our diehards have the ability to slow down and reflect and plan for the new normal. But if you can spend this time building a foundation for whatever is going to come next, know that you’re slowing down now to speed things up later. And to hear more about how Mitch is doing just that - and how YOU can also “do it out” instead of “sit it out” - don’t forget to tune in to episode 504 of the Sell or Die Podcast.   See you next week for another episode of Sell or Die! If you enjoyed this episode, take a screenshot of the episode to post in your stories and tag us, @jengitomer & @jeffreygitomer! And don’t forget to subscribe, rate and review the podcast and share your key takeaways with us! CONNECT WITH JEN & JEFFREY: Official Website Jeffrey’s Instagram Jennifer’s Instagram Sell or Die Hards Official Group   CONNECT WITH MITCH: Website   WORK WITH JEFFREY: The New Normal Course

Mitch Aunger is the Co-Host of UpViral's new livestreaming show about how to use contests and giveaways to grow a big email list. Mitch himself has added over 250,000 new leads and run hundreds of campaigns for clients. In this episode of Masterclass Conversations we tackle: Why you need to build a list (to save your business) The most effective way to build a list easily and fast How Mitch is getting an average of 30% conversion rates (average!) on his landing pages. For more information you can visit Mitch and get to know his offers at Book of Experts: https://bookofexperts.com/offers/98

Raw, open and honest chat! How Mitch went from rock bottom to doing what he loves and enjoying life!

What if I told you that there is a business model that would let you design your ideal lifestyle business.That can dramatically grow your email list, build a tribe of people who love what you say and allow you to setup a funnel that brings in tens of thousands of dollars with products and courses and that you can do it based around living your dream lifestyle.Does that sound to good to be true?Well according to Mitch Asser it's not. Mitch's story is the perfect example of how anybody can overcome the obstacles in their life and achieve anything they set their mind to.Before he broke through to build multiple successful online businesses, he had to overcome a lot of adversity. From abusing drugs and alcohol as a teenager, to losing tens of thousands of dollars trying to figure all this 'make money online' stuff out.Fast forward a few short years he built and sold a multi 6-figure natural health company from the ground up. He used many growth hacking methods to go from a following of 0 to over 60,000 people and over 3,000 customers in just 3 short years.A lot of his success has come from online virtual summits. In fact, Mitch has delivered or been a part of more online virtual summits than almost anyone in the world!He has been on the front-lines of direct response digital marketing for over 4 years. Through his work on his own businesses and his clients he's been able to help generate more than 250,000 highly qualified leads resulting in over $5 Million in revenue.This is the model that I'm referring to in this episode of the Untapped podcast, and my interview with Mitch might just blow your mind wide open to the possibilities that lie before you using virtual summits.In this episode, Mitch reveals:How Mitch is earning a great living doing what he loves, while living in a freedom camperWhat’s appealing about virtual summits that we can all tap intoHis step by step guide to creating a virtual summitMitch’s thoughts on virtual summits with onerous promotional requirementsThe realities of hosting a virtual summitThe key aspects to summit successPodcast ResourcesCheck out Mitch’s Digital Nomad Sessions that’s happening right now – and I’m a part of.You can learn more about Mitch Asser on MitchAsser.comCheck out his Youtube Channel to learn more about Mitch and his van life.Read my blog on Discovering Your Ideal Lifestyle See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Named as one of the top “Movers & Shakers” in the financial services industry, Mitch Anthony has been creating innovative discovery approaches for advisors for over twenty years.  In this episode, Matt speaks with Mitch Anthony, the founder and president of Advisor Insights Inc and co-founder of ROL Advisor. Together, they discuss the power of using storyselling to guide your clients into a decision-making mindset, the value of practicing life-centered planning™, and why it’s the advisor’s job to build the bridge between clients’ means and meaning. In this episode, you will learn: About Mitch’s “accidental tourist” introduction into financial services  Why it’s problematic to view money as being more than just a utility The importance between having a monologue and dialogue with your prospects How Mitch helps advisors with the emotional aspect of transitioning from money-centered planning to life-centered planning And more! Tune in now to learn about Mitch Anthony’s groundbreaking approaches to client discovery! Resources: Top Advisor Marketing | Mitch Anthony | Life Centered Planners | ROL Advisor | ROL Advisor’s Email | Books by Mitch Anthony | Mitch Anthony's LinkedIn | Steve Sanduski's LinkedIn Brought to you by: Iris.xyz 

This week on the PRmoment Podcast I’m interviewing Mitch Kaye, co-founder and CEO of The Academy.The Academy has a fee income of approximately £4.3m, it’s an independent PR firm in London. It has 50 employees and was co-founded by Mitch Kaye and Dan Glover in 2014. Mitch previously founded Mischief which he sold to Engine within five years of its launch in 2006.The Academy describes itself as an agency that is both creative and strategic. Clients include: Amazon, Morrisons and Xero. Here’s a few of the highlights of what Mitch and I discussed: [00:02:02] Why Mitch describes himself as a hustler. [00:02:34] Why Mitch even now feels he “needs to prove a point”. [00:03:17] Mitch's parents, both in their 70s, still run a flooring business in Bournemouth and why they are Mitch's inspiration. [00:04:06] Why Mitch fell out of love with journalism, his first career choice. [00:05:24] Why working at Sky was an "epiphany moment" for Mitch. [00:07:41] Mitch defines his core skills as being good at "making things happen". [00:08:28] I ask Mitch whether his job is essentially to monetise Dan Glover's ideas? [00:08:51] Mitch describes Dan Glover as "the most talented person I've met". [00:10:36] Mitch talks us through his 20-year business relationship with Rachel Bell [00:10:40] Why Rachel was two and a half hours late to Mitch’s job interview with Shine! [00:14:44] Why Mitch moving to Geronimo (now Kindred) and meeting Karen Harris was an important part of his career, bearing in mind what was about to happen next. [00:17:54] Why Mitch describes the time he went back to Shine in 2004 as "the most difficult time of my career". [00:19:45] Mitch talks about when he "really changed direction and took a look at my style of working – because it wasn't going to be enough to get me through the rest of my career." [00:22:28] Mitch talks about how Mischief came about. [00:26:08] How Mitch had a series of profit and revenue targets at Mischief – and each time he hit one, he got 10% of the business. [00:27:01] How Mitch almost missed the opportunity to interview Dan Glover – a relationship that would come to define both of their careers. [00:28:21] How Mitch didn't have the budget to afford Dan's salary when he first hired him, so he paid him from his own salary. [00:30:19] How did Mitch build, sell and ultimately leave Mischief? [00:33:22] Why Mitch believes if you want to sell a business you cannot approach anyone, they have to approach you. All you can do is build a great business. [00:38:47] Why Dan and Mitch set up their second PR start up – The Academy. [00:41:42] Why did Shine and The Academy merge in 2016? [00:45:38] Mitch tells us what it's like "running a business with your best friend". [00:47:08] Having built two PR firms and sold one Mitch gives some advice for people who are looking to set up on their own. [00:48:57] Is it harder to sell a PR consultancy in the UK than ever?

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When its time to scale your offerings, but its still just you, what are your growth options? Well one proven strategy to exponentially multiply your reach – and your business revenues – is through a certification program. But don’t make the mistake of just teaching people a few of your key strategies to expand. Start by building your Power Tribe. A Power Tribe is already asking for more. They are already raving fans and would gladly amplify your brand by representing your work to their clients. This is a perfect time to bring certification opportunities to them (and then everyone wins!) Listen in on episode 153 of Amplify Your Success Podcast as I talk with Mitch Russo about how he launched his first business in his garage then later uncovered the exponential growth opportunities of certification (which led to a $25k business!) Be sure to join the conversation in the Amplify Your Success Community and share your input there too.   Key Takeaways >> What a Power Tribe is and how this discovery generated $25 million-dollar business. >> How Mitch got started building certification programs for other companies (this gem is a must hear for every entrepreneur!) >> When is the right time to launch your own certification program. >> How long it takes to build, launch and grow a Power Tribes Certification Program of your own. CLICK TO TWEET: How Power Tribes Exponentially Grow Your Business with Mitch Russo on Amplify Your Success #Podcast Episode 153 with @melcoach]     Resources Mentioned in This Episode: Get Mitch’s 8-step action guide here: https://powertribesbook.com/8steps Get the Power of Tribes book here. : https://powertribesbook.com/   About The Guest Mitch Russo started a software company in his garage, sold it for 8 figures and then went on to work directly with Tony Robbins and Chet Holmes to build a $25M business together. During that business, Mitch discovered the power of a tribe, which later led to teaching other business owners how to create certification programs. Author of the book, “The Invisible Organization – How Ingenious CEOs are Creating Thriving, Virtual Companies and his newest book, Power Tribes – How Certification Can Explode Your Business, Mitch also hosts the popular podcast, Your First Thousand Clients.

This week our guest is Mitch Matthews. I know… I know. You might be saying, “But you're the host. So how does that work?” Well, one of my coaching clients wants to have her own podcast someday. So I let her interview me as an “experiment,” and she did such an incredible job… I wanted to share the conversation with you. We'll call this episode “20 [really good] questions with Mitch Matthews.” We dive into questions around breaking through fear, how I got into the speaking/coaching business, when I started dreaming (this one might surprise you) and how I freaked out my parents when I was a kid (which might help you with your kids, too!).   Listen To The Podcast: Okay… so we're taking a little different approach to this episode and here's the back story. You guys know that I'm a success coach and I work with people one-on-one to help them get clear on their goals and dreams… and then help them to build a plan to walk it out. As we do that… my client and I work to create experiences and challenges along the way to help them experience versions of their dream. This process often allows them to “take their dream for a test drive,” and see if they actually enjoy it. Recently… one of my coaching clients… an incredible person named Cheri Judd... mentioned that she thought about doing a podcast someday. She's got a great heart… she's awesome at asking questions… and she's naturally curious… so it seemed like a great fit. And since we're always looking for ways to experiment with dreams… I volunteered to be a guest… and I had her interview me as if she would for her future podcast. So… yeah… we did it as an experiment. What's really cool was… she was awesome. She asked some great questions and it was really fun. Plus, she got me to think about some things and tell some stories… I've never told on DREAM THINK DO… or ANY podcast I've ever been on. Originally… the idea was just to do the recording for practice… so we didn't really concentrate on sound quality or a big fancy intro. We just kept it really simple. BUT it was a great interview. We celebrated and it really confirmed that she was on to something because she really enjoyed the experience too. Well… in the past few weeks… as we're getting closer and closer to the mile marker of episode 250… a number of you suggested that I turn the mic on myself and have someone interview ME on DREAM THINK DO. And that got me thinking about Cheri's interview. It was so fun and she did such a great job, I thought that might be perfect! Plus… I think this will be really encouraging for Cheri to have the world hear her facilitate an interview too. I think it will fuel that fire. Plus, you guys can let her know that she really is good at this. Now… again… we didn't focus on sound quality… so it's not up to our normal standards on that front… but as long as you can put up with that… I think you'll really enjoy the conversation. And my hope is… that as you hear a little more of my story… it'll inspire you to push through some fears… because as you'll hear… I had a LOT of them… I hope it will help you think about some of your own dreams and goals… AND… to be grateful for the people who have helped you along the way! So let's get to this…   Quick Episode Summary: 0:02 What to expect today! 3:40 Mitch's background 6:47 What Mitch learned from his first job 14:07 What Mitch went to college for 15:44 Mitch's love for England 19:02 How Mitch discovered his passions 22:43 When Mitch started chasing his dreams 25:42 The meaning behind the podcast name 26:19 Mitch's life right out of college 30:11 How Mitch followed God's clues 40:49 How Mitch generated leads 43:51 What keeps Mitch motivated 49:44 Mitch's biggest takeaways   Listen to Mitch Mattews Top Podcast here

Mitch Jackson, aka “The Streaming Lawyer,” joins the Social Pros Podcast to discuss how social media can be a game-changer for professionals.   Huge thanks to our amazing sponsors for helping us make this happen. Please support them; we couldn't do it without their help! This week:  Salesforce Marketing Cloud LinkedIn Marketing Solutions   Full Episode Details Being a powerful story-teller in court can also help you become a powerful story-teller across social media. Yet, people in professional services are often wary of posting on social media. That might not be a surprise, but sharing knowledge on a global platform can open you up to new clients and new opportunities. That’s what my guest this week, Mitch Jackson, trial attorney and Senior Partner at Jackson & Wilson Inc, has done. Using his court room communication skills, he has taken social media by storm. Tune in to find out how social media can be a game-changer for professionals. We talk to Mitch about his successful social strategy and how that has transformed his career. His social media presence even led him to becoming a best-selling author and a social media and live streaming consultant. And, he also gives us tips for other lawyers and professionals looking to build their online audience. So, if you thought all lawyers were stuffy – then you won’t want to miss the truly inspirational social media force that is Mitch Jackson.   In This Episode: 08:33 - How Mitch moved from helping on a 1:1 basis to helping a global audience 10:57 – Ask your customers how they want to communicate with you 15:12 – How to communication is key to building your presence on social media 16:56 – How Mitch gets his content inspiration and grabs attention 19:37 – How professional service firms can harness social media 24:23 – Should you worry about the ROI on your social engagement? 27:09 – Top 3 tips on how to communicate and create relatable content 29:47 – Why consistency is so important to your content strategy 30:42 – How repurposing content can save you time and reach more people 34:08 – Regulations about social advertising by law firms 38:30 – How future lawyers can utilise social media to build their brand 40:43 – What's next for Mitch Jackson?   Resources Grab your copy of Salesforce’s “The State of the Connected Customers” Report Get the new State of Marketing report for free from Salesforce Find out more about the community at SocialMedia.org with a special form for Social Pros listeners Redeem a FREE $100 LinkedIn advertising credit to launch your first campaign with LinkedIn Marketing Solutions Read “The Ultimate Guide to Social Media For Business Owners, Professionals, and Entrepreneurs” by Mitch Jackson Check out Mitch’s blog - “Streaming Lawyer” Listen again to Amy Woods, Founder of Content 10x on “How to Repurpose Your Content on Social for Maximum Results”   Visit SocialPros.com for more insights from your favorite social media marketers.  

3 Keys to Beating a Mid-Career Slump My guest is Antonio Neves. Antonio is an expert on Career Success and he's an internationally recognized speaker, coach and author. He's become a great friend over the years and one of the things I've learned about him is that he helps successful people to become even more successful. He helps them to take things to the next level and break out of those slumps and plateaus that can happen to the best of us. Listen To The Podcast:     RESOURCES: Antonio's website: www.theantonioneves.com Antonio's books on Amazon: Click here MORE ABOUT ANTONIO & THE EPISODE: You can read Antonio's unique and powerful career advice on Inc.com, Entrepreneur.com, and TheMuse.com… to name just a few. Plus, his two most recent books are a “one-two punch of raw career wisdom.” Antonio's also an award-winning journalist. In fact, he worked in the television industry for over 10 years in New York City as a business correspondent, host, and producer with top networks including NBC, PBS, BET Networks and Nickelodeon. Antonio earned a master's degree from Columbia University and now lives with his beautiful family in Los Angeles, California. He's been on DREAM THINK DO twice and you can go back and check those episodes too: Episode 004: www.mitchmatthews.com/004 Episode 077: www.mitchmatthews.com/077 “True ‘Allies' provide ‘good friction.' They hold you accountable and support you in doing what you say you're going to do!” - Antonio Neves Here's some of what we talk about: The BIG question: “How do you know you're in a mid-career slump?” You just do "good enough" work Getting promoted seems more like a burden than a reward You've stopped building relationships You've stopped taking action on your ideas You've stopped learning The BIGGER and MORE IMPORTANT question: “What can we do about it?” Start learning again Regularly finish something Surround yourself with allies Quick Episode Summary: 0.02 What to expect today! 1:18 The opportunity you don't want to miss 1:48 Get to know Antonio Neves 3:47 How Mitch and Antonio met 6:21 The professional journey 7:59 What Mitch loves about Antonio's writing 11:08 Learning how to never settle 13:15 The importance of learning 15:49 How to work your way out of a slump 19:13 Breakthrough comes in small steps 21:13 Finishing something for you 25:04 The importance of community 27:22 What happens when we support others 29:06 Wisdom of the week 32:25 Mitch's biggest takeaways

If you've ever heard, read, or watched a movie about Positive Thinking and the Law of Attraction, then do we have a special show for you. Today I'll be talking with Mitch Horowitz, PEN Award Winning Historian, and the author of Occult America, and the vice-president, executive editor, and director of backlist and reissues at Tarcher Perigree. He is also the author of a fascinating new book on Positive Thinking “ One Simple Idea. Today we'll talk about what Positive Thinking, New Thought, and the Law of Attraction really is, where it came from, how it came about, what's real about it, and what isn't, and how we can all use it to transform our lives. That plus we'll talk about hardware stores and milk, heart shaped pink buckets, and how we can transcend our cake and eat it too. Questions and Topics Include: What book Elvis's hair stylist gave him? How Elvis read books by Earnest Holmes, Madame HP Lebatsky, Manley P. Hall Gave him a copy got a copy of the Impersonal Life from Joseph Benner What do we do if we're stuck in a 9 to 5 job? What's a great book to discover your purpose? Why you want to read Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich Bill Wilson and Bob Smith, co-founders of Alcoholics Anonymous and Ebby Thatcher How do you help someone to find their one thing and light the fire underneath them How to get the subconscious working for at night or at any time through the day. Why we don't want to blame ourselves for negative events…and why we don't want to interpret Rhonda Byrne's The Secret in this way. What you want to do if someone (or you) is sick. What is a D-Day approach to healing (including, but not limited to the spiritual and meditative side of things) What do we need to know about Wallace D. Wattles author of The Science of Getting Rich What can we learn about Ralph Waldo Emerson and the New Thought movement What is the definition of New Thought (Positivity and New Age and metaphysics movement) What it means that thoughts are causative – that thoughts become things Where did the Law of Attraction come from and when did it first come about? What Andrew Jackson Davis has to do with the Law of Attraction Who were the first new thought writers to talk about ‘what you think about you bring about Prentice Mulford and his book Your Forces and How to See Them. (also used by Christian D. Larsen) What is Hermeticism? (From Alexandria and Egypt in the time after Christ) What Greeks have to do with the positivity movement? Why ESP research has been hijacked, when there's good literature and proper science behind it. JB Rine who had an ESP lab at Duke for several decades and did several hundred thousand trials What ESP has to do with positivity Why New Thought was originally focused around healing and then why it shifted in this country What can we learn from Earnest Holmes? Why Neville Goddard is Mitch's personal favorite. What can we learn from Norman Vincent Peale? Who was American's evangelizer of the positive What did Ronald Reagan have to do with positivity and positive thinking metaphysics How Reagan made positive thinking metaphysics mainstream Americanism. Who gave birth to the whole field and business of audiobooks today. What can we learn from Earl Nightingale and The Strangest Secret Where the Dr. Demartini statement ‘What we think about and thank about we bring about' (Law of Attraction!) How do we transcend our cake and eat it too? How important is the meaning behind each word we chose to use. What's wrong with the term ‘enlightenment'? How Mitch just wrote the article “Is there a right way to affirm” for Science and Mind Magazine Is there a best way to think and to pray? What's it mean in New Thought or positivity to ‘think from the end' What are pink heart-shaped buckets? What did Rod Sterling of the Twilight Zone give us? What can William James tell us? What are some of Mitch's most powerful personal practices? What's the importance of expressing gratitude? What strange habit Michael and Mitch share on journaling What's the power of writing down goals What's the power of a 3 PM prayer Why Aldous Huxley felt kindness was the powerful tool What's the importance of radical forgiveness Why it's so important to abstain from humiliation What are a few more of his top must reads Resurrection by Neville Goddard William James Essay “Is Life Worth Living” Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich The Power of Your Super Mind by Vernon Howard One Simple Idea is now out on paperback – Occult America also available wherever books sold Can find more at mitchhorowitz.com or on google put in Mitch Horowitz How there is a vast family tree behind new age, new thought, and positivity have such a rich and powerful history Guided Positive Thinking Law of Attraction Meditation And for more free meditations, weekly tips, stories and similar shows visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

Who is Mitch Russo? He is connceted with Tony Robbins, Chet Holmes and Jay Abraham.  How Self-awareness wins in business. How Mitch started a Rock band and that band taught him common business sense. His self taught business acumen landed him a job with the top industry leaders. Author of The Invisible Oganization and Power Tribes  

Jason Hartman talks with Mitch Stephen, author of My Life and 1,000 Houses, on Mitch's start in real estate, the importance of not having 100% occupancy, how to determine if your market is overbuilt, doing due diligence, and more. Key Takeaways: [2:38] Is self-storage overbuilt? How Mitch tries to minimize his competition [8:05] Self-storage facilities can go up really quick, is it better to buy an existing or build a new one? [12:45] Jason's revelation about commercial vs self-storage real estate back in 2010 [16:20] Why you never want to be full in any sector of real estate investing & what you should do if facilities in the area are full [19:49] Some of the due diligence Mitch does when looking for a facility to buy Website: www.REInvestorSummit.com

  Mitch Stephen is back today for another show and the topic is money. Specifically we are going to talk about 3 categories of money and how they are used; one time money, temporary money and forever money. There is definitely a place for all 3 when it comes to building a profitable real estate investing business.  Here are a few of the things we talked about: How Mitch got started building an empire The turning point that changed everything Breaking down the 3 categories of money: one time money, temporary money and forever money How each type of money is utilized The profile of Mitch's perfect student The thing that successful students have in common  Why you should invest money in your education Head on over to the Louisville Gals Real Estate Blog for more cutting edge information.     .

How Mitch and Sarah originally met, to dating a single father. They get deep and explain how they manage to make it work every day! Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to get notified about their next episode! Rate and review the episode, they want to hear from you!

The Powerful Benefits of Having an Accountability Partner Taking care of your mindset and having a good support system is probably the best thing you could ever do for your business. On today’s episode, we are introduced to Mitch Russo, President and CEO of ResultsBreakThrough.Com. Today Mitch helps businesses create recurring revenue streams by using his proprietary certification training and podcasts with super-smart business owners. He's also an avid traveler and landscape photographer. Here are more key points on today’s episode: How Mitch started his entrepreneurial journey. The importance of having mentors and accountability partners. Why persistence and just pushing through adversity is a key lesson. His company resultsbreakthrough.com and how it helps businesses reach goals. So listen to today’s episode and learn more about how you can create the right mindset and find a connected community. Welcome to the Awesomers.com podcast. If you love to learn and if you're motivated to expand your mind and heck if you desire to break through those traditional paradigms and find your own version of success, you are in the right place. Awesomers around the world are on a journey to improve their lives and the lives of those around them. We believe in paying it forward and we fundamentally try to live up to the great Zig Ziglar quote where he said, "You can have everything in your life you want if you help enough other people get what they want." It doesn't matter where you came from. It only matters where you're going. My name is Steve Simonson and I hope that you will join me on this Awesomer journey. SPONSOR ADVERTISEMENT If you're launching a new product manufactured in China, you will need professional high-resolution Amazon ready photographs. Because Symo Global has a team of professionals in China, you will oftentimes receive your listing photographs before your product even leaves the country. This streamlined process will save you the time money and energy needed to concentrate on marketing and other creative content strategies before your item is in stock and ready for sale. Visit SymoGlobal.com to learn more. Because a picture should be worth one thousand keywords. You're listening to the Awesomers podcast. 1:29 (Steve introduces today’s guest, Mitch Russo.) Steve: This is episode number 49 of the Awesomers.com podcast to find the show notes relevant details, etc. Just go to Awesomers.com/49, that's Awesomers.com/49. Now today I'm going to introduce you to a great guest named Mitch Rousseau. Now at the very young age of 16, he was a lead guitar player for his high school rock band. Besides the best way ever to meet girls that taught him how to build, run and promote a business. His band, absolutely free, was the highest paid high school rock band in his school district. Making over $500 a night and by the way that was in 1970. I can't do the the inflation math but I think that's about 1 billion dollars in today's numbers. In 1985 Mitch co-founded Timeslips Corp which became the largest time tracking software company in the world. In 1994 Timeslips was sold to Sage which is a very large finance company. And Mitch went on to run all of the Sage US as the chief operating officer a division with 300 people. And a market cap of over 100 million dollars. Mitch was nominated for Inc Magazine's Entrepreneur of the year on two separate occasions in 1989, in 1991. Later Mitch joined longtime friend Chet Holmes and Tony Robbins and together created Business Breakthroughs International. A company serving thousands of businesses a year in coaching, consulting and training services. Mitch was the president and CEO of that enterprise after the untimely death of Chet. Mitch left Business Breakthroughs to help others build their businesses as a consultant specializing and working with call centers with large volume leads row and helping fortunate coaching organizations scale.

Many of us struggle to make the transition and shift from agency or studio work to independent freelancer. In today’s conversation, we go in-depth on that first year of freelancing and all the mindset shifts that it requires. Mitch Myers is a freelance motion designer who specializes in 3D. He talks to us about his transition from agency designer to freelancer, including the fears he had when making the decision to switch, how he researched and decided his pricing, and the mindset changes he had to make going from employee to entrepreneur. Mitch offers insight into how he’s navigated the first year of freelancing, and how he plans to move forward with years two and three. We also discuss how he found his first clients starting out, as well as the details of a major project he was offered his first month freelancing. He also offers advice to designers considering making the leap into freelancing. Are you thinking about taking the leap? Have you already done it? Let us know how Mitch’s interview resonated with you in the comments below!   In this episode: Factors that can ultimately push you to decided to make the leap into freelancing How Mitch found his first clients at the beginning, and how he uses what he calls the “Cool Project Discount” The importance of niching yourself down versus being a “jack of all trades” His unique pricing structure and how he researched and established his pricing in the beginning   Related links: Mitch’s website Mitch’s Behance profile Connect with Mitch on Instagram | Facebook | Twitter   Support Motion Hatch On Patreon! Find the full show notes at https://motionhatch.com/12 Keep up with everything Motion Hatch  

On this episode, Cairns Taipans Mitch McCarron joined Dan Boyce on the Aussie Hoopla podcast to talk about being a part of the Boomers FIBA Qualifiers team, his development in his second NBL they discuss the path he travelled to reach the AIS, Metro State of Denver and the Cairns Taipans.   Topics on the show include; The Boomers squad for the FIBA World Cup qualifiers has been named, we take a look at who made it and who was left out (2:00) Mitch gives Dan his thoughts on where the Cairns Taipans have fallen short this season (10:30) How has Aaron Fearne influenced Mitch McCarron's development into a Boomers level talent (16:00) How Mitch goes about guarding stars like JP Tokoto and Demetrius Conger (19:00) Does Aaron Fearne deserve the negative criticism he receives for being "too structured" as a coach (20:30) Mitch talks about his time at the AIS and how getting let go by the program spurred him on to become the player he is today (24:00) Memories of playing for Australia as a junior against NBA stars Tim Hardaway Jr, Jonas Valanciunas, Doug McDermott and Dario Saric (31:30) What Mitch thought about the negative feedback on from fans to the "Non-NBA" Boomers squad (33:30) The upcoming FIBA World Cup Asia qualifiers and Mitch's thoughts leading up the games (37:30) Playing at the "NBL factory" that is Metro State of Denver University and why so many Aussie's go there (44:00) What happened when Mitch nominated for the NBA Draft (46:00) What it was like spending a year playing in Spain (49:30) How Mitch was recruited by the Cairns Taipans (53:00) Why is everyone sleeping on how good Mitch McCarron? (55:30) What players/teams does Mitch enjoy playing against most (58:00)    All of this and a whole lot more... Listen to our previous interviews with the biggest stars in Australian Basketball, head to Aussiehoopla.com. Check out previous podcasts featuring; Current NBL Stars - Kevin Lisch, Rotnei Clark, AJ Ogilvy, Damian Martin, Daniel Kickert, Thomas Abercrombie, Jason Cadee, Stephen Holt, Bryce Cotton, Chris Goulding NBA Stars Past & Present - Matthew Dellavedova, Stephen Jackson, Randy Livingston, Torrey Craig, Acie Earl, Josh Childress, Reggie Smith, Todd Lichti Aussie Basketballers Abroad - Ryan Broekhoff, Brock Motum, Jack White, Ben Madgen, Clint Stiendl, Ater Majok, Rhys Carter, Clint Stiendl Australian Boomers Legends - Andrew Gaze, Shane Heal, Mark Bradtke, Andrew Vlahov, CJ Bruton, Chris Anstey, Brett Maher, John Rillie, Tony Ronaldson, Brad Newley The NBL's Greatest Imports - Darryl McDonald, Ricky Grace, Derek Rucker, Leon Trimmingham, Scott Fisher, Lanard Copeland, Mike Mitchell, Terry Dozier, Isaac Burton, Shawn Redhage, Willie Farley, Al Green, Corey "Homicide" Williams Our Finest Coaching Minds - Brian Goorjian, Joey Wright, Adrian Hurley, Aaron Fearne, Rob Beveridge, Phil Smyth, Ian Stacker, Shawn Dennis, Dean Vickerman, Trevor Gleeson, Lindsey Gaze And the men who run things - Larry Kestelman, Vince Crivelli, Jeremy Loeliger, Chuck Harmison, Jeff Van Groningen All that and much more. Follow @AussieHoopla on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and email at info@aussiehoopla.com

If you've ever heard, read, or watched a movie about Positive Thinking and the Law of Attraction, then do we have a special show for you. Today I'll be talking with Mitch Horowitz, PEN Award Winning Historian, and the author of Occult America, and the vice-president, executive editor, and director of backlist and reissues at TarcherPerigree. He is also the author of a fascinating new book on Positive Thinking “ One Simple Idea. Today we'll talk about what Positive Thinking, New Thought, and the Law of Attraction really is, where it came from, how it came about, what's real about it, and what isn't, and how we can all use it to transform our lives. That plus we'll talk about hardware stores and milk, heart shaped pink buckets, and how we can transcend our cake and eat it too. Questions and Topics Include: What book Elvis's hair stylist gave him? How Elvis read books by Earnest Holmes, Madame HP Lebatsky, Manley P. Hall Gave him a copy got a copy of the Impersonal Life from Joseph Benner What do we do if we're stuck in a 9 to 5 job? What's a great book to discover your purpose? Why you want to read Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich Bill Wilson and Bob Smith, co-founders of Alcoholics Anonymous and Ebby Thatcher How do you help someone to find their one thing and light the fire underneath them How to get the subconscious working for at night or at any time through the day. Why we don't want to blame ourselves for negative events…and why we don't want to interpret Rhonda Byrne's The Secret in this way. What you want to do if someone (or you) is sick. What is a D-Day approach to healing (including, but not limited to the spiritual and meditative side of things) What do we need to know about Wallace D. Wattles author of The Science of Getting Rich What can we learn about Ralph Waldo Emerson and the New Thought movement What is the definition of New Thought (Positivity and New Age and metaphysics movement) What it means that thoughts are causative – that thoughts become things Where did the Law of Attraction come from and when did it first come about? What Andrew Jackson Davis has to do with the Law of Attraction Who were the first new thought writers to talk about ‘what you think about you bring about Prentice Mulford and his book Your Forces and How to See Them. (also used by Christian D. Larsen) What is Hermeticism? (From Alexandria and Egypt in the time after Christ) What Greeks have to do with the positivity movement? Why ESP research has been hijacked, when there's good literature and proper science behind it. JB Rine who had an ESP lab at Duke for several decades and did several hundred thousand trials What ESP has to do with positivity Why New Thought was originally focused around healing and then why it shifted in this country What can we learn from Earnest Holmes? Why Neville Goddard is Mitch's personal favorite. What can we learn from Norman Vincent Peale? Who was American's evangelizer of the positive What did Ronald Reagan have to do with positivity and positive thinking metaphysics How Reagan made positive thinking metaphysics mainstream Americanism. Who gave birth to the whole field and business of audiobooks today. What can we learn from Earl Nightingale and The Strangest Secret Where the Dr. Demartini statement ‘What we think about and thank about we bring about' (Law of Attraction!) How do we transcend our cake and eat it too? How important is the meaning behind each word we chose to use. What's wrong with the term ‘enlightenment'? How Mitch just wrote the article “Is there a right way to affirm” for Science and Mind Magazine Is there a best way to think and to pray? What's it mean in New Thought or positivity to ‘think from the end' What are pink heart-shaped buckets? What did Rod Sterling of the Twilight Zone give us? What can William James tell us? What are some of Mitch's most powerful personal practices? What's the importance of expressing gratitude? What strange habit Michael and Mitch share on journaling What's the power of writing down goals What's the power of a 3 PM prayer Why Aldous Huxley felt kindness was the powerful tool What's the importance of radical forgiveness Why it's so important to abstain from humiliation What are a few more of his top must reads Resurrection by Neville Goddard William James Essay “Is Life Worth Living” Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich The Power of Your Super Mind by Vernon Howard One Simple Idea is now out on paperback – Occult America also available wherever books sold Can find more at mitchhorowitz.com or on google put in Mitch Horowitz How there is a vast family tree behind new age, new thought, and positivity have such a rich and powerful history Guided Positive Thinking Law of Attraction Meditation Mitch Horowitz Shares the Power of Positive Thinking & Law of Attraction from Napoleon Hill, Wallace Wattles, Earnest Holmes, Norman Peale, Neville Goddard, Earl Nightingale + Guided Meditation! 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R. E. Capital, LLC was founded by Mitch Stephen and partner Raymond Braun. Collectively they have purchased and sold over 1,500 houses in the San Antonio, TX area since 1996. They have purchased a very large portion of these properties with private funds loaned to them by private individuals. The premise is very simple: Private individuals loan money for a fair interest rate and they get the 1st Lien Rights on a property they lend on. Each loan stands alone; 1 Lender, 1 Borrower, and 1 property pledged as collateral. Conservatism the foundation of the business, the collateral property is always worth at least $35% more than the loan at the time of the loan. In most cases, the equity is worth MORE than 35% of the loan. Lenders either get paid the interest rate as agreed or they get the collateral (the property). That being said, R. E. Capital, Mitch Stephen and Raymond Braun have never given a property back to any lender Traditional or private. Dealing with houses is nothing new to Mitch and Raymond. This duo has dealt with thousands of properties over the years and they know what to do with properties in distress …lenders are spared the details, they just get paid. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How Mitch and Raymond got started in the hard money loan business. The importance of establishing a system for success. Why investments in the hard money loan business could be considered more favorable than other traditional investments. Why there is nothing passive about renting houses. The importance of the “Loan to Value.” The importance of third party appraisals. How to get comfortable with a loan before making it. The benefits of working with a private lender rather than banks. Why you shouldn’t be surprised if a deal needs to be funded really fast. The value of strategies that have survived tough times. Why everyone should have a large portion of their money backed by physical assets. Resources: REInvestorSummit.com/HardMoney REInvestorSummit.com/live REInvestorSummit.com/PATLive REInvestorSummit.com/101 REInvestorSummit.com/aof GIVEAWAY: Free consult with Mitch Stephen or Raymond Braun. Mitch Stephen 210-669-4020 Mitch@Loans2Go.NET Raymond Braun 210-288-2040 Raymond@Loans2Go.NET

Building a software business? Today we interview Mitch Russo. Mitch is the former CEO of Tony Robbins and Chet Holmes Business Breakthroughs International which together they grew to $25M+ per year in revenue. Before that, Mitch founded the software company Timeslips Corp which was purchased after reaching $10M in sales. Mitch has also published the Amazon best-seller, "The Invisible Organization" which had the forward written by famous business guru Jay Abraham. Mitch has also been nominated by Inc Magazine twice for "Entrepreneur of the Year". Topics discussed during this podcast episode include; How Mitch's first attempt at building a software business almost failed... and how he was able to turn it around into a fabulous success! Insights of working with Tony Robbins How Mitch dealt with his most irate customers (gold nugget here) And much more! You can play this podcast episode here: Your browser does not support the audio element. Websites referenced during the podcast: MitchRusso.com How being the lead guitar player set the stage for being the CEO - Mitch's story Mitch Russo's Podcast - Your First Thousand Clients Here's a timeline of the topics discussed during the podcast: 0:00 - Short bio and intro 1:40 - Mitch Russo's upbringing, background and key influences growing up 3:15 - Business lessons Mitch learned by creating a successful band 5:45 - Why Mitch didn't continue with his musical career 7:00 - Starting Timeslips Corp in 1985 8:00 - Overcoming a major hurdle that almost didn't see Timeslips Corp come about 10:30 - Why customer feedback is so important during the startup phase of building a software business 12:40 - How Mitch was able to get customer feedback in the early days 13:15 - How Mitch rolled out the software when it was ready to sell 14:45 - What was PR like in 1985? 15:50 - Strategies that work today in getting exposure for your software product 17:45 - Mitch is about to release a new software product 18:30 - How did you become CEO of Tony Robbins and Chet Holmes Business Breakthroughs International? 21:00 - Insights working with Tony Robbins 22:30 - How Mitch dealt with the most irate customers (gold nugget) 26:00 - How did you price your software? 28:00 - What is the best pricing strategy today for software? 29:45 - Benefits of a subscription based software business 30:50 - Best places to get a hold of Mitch Russo Like this podcast? If you're enjoying the podcast, it's safe to assume there are others out there like you who would also enjoy the podcast. Help them find it! I've created a short video below that will show you how to quickly and easily rate and review the podcast in iTunes and/or Stitcher. Those people will appreciate it, and you'll feel great about yourself...

With all that's changed in the business landscape lately, traditional businesses are being challenged to adapt and reboot their brands and messages. In this episode, we have author, entrepreneur and all-around genius content creator Mitch Joel join the show as we break down how he creates his own content and the process he uses to reboot it regularly. We also go into speaking and how the circuit has changed recently, why Mitch views content creation as art and the big reason for why he does not build his own list. Mitch also shares what he means by "looking at your runway" and how we should continue to make ourselves as indispensable as possible in a world that changes so quickly. This was a fantastic chat that definitely brings the goods when it comes to thoughts on content creation and so much more. Enjoy! Essential Learning Points From This Episode: Why it's not enough to talk about what a brand needs to do to reboot. How Mitch has modeled his way of thinking after Louis C.K.'s method. Why Mitch holds so much reverence for the "Publish" button. How do we continue to make ourselves as indispensable as possible in a world that changes so quickly Much, much more! Important Links & Mentions From This Episode: Mitch Joel's website (http://sixpixels.mirumagency.com/blog/) Mitch Joel on Twitter (https://twitter.com/mitchjoel) Six Pixels of Separation (http://amzn.to/2x70Xib) Ctrl Alt Delete (http://amzn.to/2el2uGH) Scott Stratten (http://www.unmarketing.com/) Jay Baer (http://www.jaybaer.com/) Michael Port (http://www.michaelport.com/) Steal the Show (http://amzn.to/2iWS3hI) Jeffrey Gitomer (https://www.gitomer.com/) Keith Ferrazzi (http://keithferrazzi.com/) Kevin Kelly's 1000 True Fans Theory (http://kk.org/thetechnium/1000-true-fans/) Tools of Titans (http://amzn.to/2eF2c1q) Youpreneur Summit (http://youpreneursummit.com/) Personal Branding Roadmap (http://youpreneur.com/ebook) Sign-up for the FREE Youpreneur Launchpad Training Course (http://chrisducker.com/launchpad) Youpreneur Personal Brand Business Building Comunity (http://youpreneuracademy.com/) Thank You for Tuning In!There are a lot of podcasts you could be tuning into today, but you chose mine, and I'm grateful for that. If you enjoyed today's show, please share it by using the social media buttons you see at the top and bottom of this page. Also, kindly consider taking the 60-seconds it takes to  leave an honest review and rating for the podcast on iTunes (https://www.chrisducker.com/itunes) , they're extremely helpful when it comes to the ranking of the show and you can bet that I read every single one of them personally! Lastly, don’t forget to  (https://www.chrisducker.com/itunes) , to get automatic updates every time a new episode goes live!

Mitch Russo is a certification business model expert who specializes in working with companies that are looking to quickly grow substantially in size. He understands that making small, calculated shifts in your thinking can change everything for your business and your success. This is a lesson Mitch learned when his career took a sudden turn toward success — even though he was faced with what initially looked like a major setback. He shares the story of his success and the mindset that created it, on this episode of Consulting Success Podcast. You’ll also hear what it takes to identify your greatest strengths, and how you can use them to secure the high value clients that you’ve been seeking.   Setbacks don’t have to set you back. When faced with setbacks, many people get stuck in their problems and waste too much time trying to get over them. If you’ve ever found yourself in this situation, you need to listen to Mitch’s perfect analogy to understand why it’s not worth spending any more time looking at what has been lost, but instead dedicating your efforts to moving forward with the resources you still have. When Mitch discovered that an IRS ruling rendered his newly developed technology obsolete, he didn’t give up. He shares how he turned this disaster into one of the greatest opportunities of his career, but more importantly, how he was able to do so quickly.   Successful consultants aren’t selling, they’re helping their clients. Many consultants feel like “sales” is a derogatory term. You can listen to Episode 1 of Consulting Success Podcast to learn more about why it absolutely isn’t, but first you need to listen to this episode to hear Mitch’s approach to sales. A successful sales mindset can empower you with the moral obligation to help your clients get the business they need for major success. Approaching your clients with a helpful mindset rather than a selling mindset is going to ensure your success. It also means that you’re going to be offering something of extreme value to your prospective clients. This is one major key to consulting success, and you’ll want to hear this episode to find out more about how it has worked for Mitch.   Your greatest strengths can become your greatest business ideas. It can take time to figure out which of your most powerful skills can be marketed to be useful to other people. Once you land on the idea that will give you the greatest success, the information that you have in your area of expertise will be key to landing new clients. This information is essential, but what clients will be willing to pay for is the implementation of these ideas. Find out how to land clients that need your expertise, and more, on this episode of Consulting Success Podcast.   Key Takeaways: [:26] Mobilize your existing client base with certification — Mitch details how. [5:00] The inspiration for Mitch’s success hit while he was working as a programmer in a basement. [7:45] How can you narrow on your specialization ideas to create a winning business? [10:15] Opportunities can be disguised as problems. [14:10] Why desperation can be the greatest inspiration for success. [16:00] How Mitch grew his business on a shoestring budget. [18:08] Proof that persistence in sales can have major payoffs. [22:26] Embracing this mindset is a major secret to sales success. [26:38] How to land clients without giving away too much value. [29:43] Work life balance means taking care of yourself first.   Mentioned in This Episode: Mitch Russo Ultimate Business Mastery System Mastermind   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Consulting Success Community today: consultingsuccess.com

Mitch Russo is a certification business model expert who specializes in working with companies that are looking to quickly grow substantially in size. He understands that making small, calculated shifts in your thinking can change everything for your business and your success. This is a lesson Mitch learned when his career took a sudden turn toward success — even though he was faced with what initially looked like a major setback. He shares the story of his success and the mindset that created it, on this episode of Consulting Success Podcast. You’ll also hear what it takes to identify your greatest strengths, and how you can use them to secure the high value clients that you’ve been seeking.   Setbacks don’t have to set you back. When faced with setbacks, many people get stuck in their problems and waste too much time trying to get over them. If you’ve ever found yourself in this situation, you need to listen to Mitch’s perfect analogy to understand why it’s not worth spending any more time looking at what has been lost, but instead dedicating your efforts to moving forward with the resources you still have. When Mitch discovered that an IRS ruling rendered his newly developed technology obsolete, he didn’t give up. He shares how he turned this disaster into one of the greatest opportunities of his career, but more importantly, how he was able to do so quickly.   Successful consultants aren’t selling, they’re helping their clients. Many consultants feel like “sales” is a derogatory term. You can listen to Episode 1 of Consulting Success Podcast to learn more about why it absolutely isn’t, but first you need to listen to this episode to hear Mitch’s approach to sales. A successful sales mindset can empower you with the moral obligation to help your clients get the business they need for major success. Approaching your clients with a helpful mindset rather than a selling mindset is going to ensure your success. It also means that you’re going to be offering something of extreme value to your prospective clients. This is one major key to consulting success, and you’ll want to hear this episode to find out more about how it has worked for Mitch.   Your greatest strengths can become your greatest business ideas. It can take time to figure out which of your most powerful skills can be marketed to be useful to other people. Once you land on the idea that will give you the greatest success, the information that you have in your area of expertise will be key to landing new clients. This information is essential, but what clients will be willing to pay for is the implementation of these ideas. Find out how to land clients that need your expertise, and more, on this episode of Consulting Success Podcast.   Key Takeaways: [:26] Mobilize your existing client base with certification — Mitch details how. [5:00] The inspiration for Mitch’s success hit while he was working as a programmer in a basement. [7:45] How can you narrow on your specialization ideas to create a winning business? [10:15] Opportunities can be disguised as problems. [14:10] Why desperation can be the greatest inspiration for success. [16:00] How Mitch grew his business on a shoestring budget. [18:08] Proof that persistence in sales can have major payoffs. [22:26] Embracing this mindset is a major secret to sales success. [26:38] How to land clients without giving away too much value. [29:43] Work life balance means taking care of yourself first.   Mentioned in This Episode: Mitch Russo Ultimate Business Mastery System Mastermind   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Consulting Success Community today: consultingsuccess.com

Mitch Russo is a certification business model expert who specializes in working with companies that are looking to quickly grow substantially in size. He understands that making small, calculated shifts in your thinking can change everything for your business and your success. This is a lesson Mitch learned when his career took a sudden turn toward success — even though he was faced with what initially looked like a major setback. He shares the story of his success and the mindset that created it, on this episode of Consulting Success Podcast. You’ll also hear what it takes to identify your greatest strengths, and how you can use them to secure the high value clients that you’ve been seeking.   Setbacks don’t have to set you back. When faced with setbacks, many people get stuck in their problems and waste too much time trying to get over them. If you’ve ever found yourself in this situation, you need to listen to Mitch’s perfect analogy to understand why it’s not worth spending any more time looking at what has been lost, but instead dedicating your efforts to moving forward with the resources you still have. When Mitch discovered that an IRS ruling rendered his newly developed technology obsolete, he didn’t give up. He shares how he turned this disaster into one of the greatest opportunities of his career, but more importantly, how he was able to do so quickly.   Successful consultants aren’t selling, they’re helping their clients. Many consultants feel like “sales” is a derogatory term. You can listen to Episode 1 of Consulting Success Podcast to learn more about why it absolutely isn’t, but first you need to listen to this episode to hear Mitch’s approach to sales. A successful sales mindset can empower you with the moral obligation to help your clients get the business they need for major success. Approaching your clients with a helpful mindset rather than a selling mindset is going to ensure your success. It also means that you’re going to be offering something of extreme value to your prospective clients. This is one major key to consulting success, and you’ll want to hear this episode to find out more about how it has worked for Mitch.   Your greatest strengths can become your greatest business ideas. It can take time to figure out which of your most powerful skills can be marketed to be useful to other people. Once you land on the idea that will give you the greatest success, the information that you have in your area of expertise will be key to landing new clients. This information is essential, but what clients will be willing to pay for is the implementation of these ideas. Find out how to land clients that need your expertise, and more, on this episode of Consulting Success Podcast.   Key Takeaways: [:26] Mobilize your existing client base with certification — Mitch details how. [5:00] The inspiration for Mitch’s success hit while he was working as a programmer in a basement. [7:45] How can you narrow on your specialization ideas to create a winning business? [10:15] Opportunities can be disguised as problems. [14:10] Why desperation can be the greatest inspiration for success. [16:00] How Mitch grew his business on a shoestring budget. [18:08] Proof that persistence in sales can have major payoffs. [22:26] Embracing this mindset is a major secret to sales success. [26:38] How to land clients without giving away too much value. [29:43] Work life balance means taking care of yourself first.   Mentioned in This Episode: Mitch Russo Ultimate Business Mastery System Mastermind   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Consulting Success Community today: consultingsuccess.com

Mitch Lasky is a General Partner @ Benchmark, one of the world’s leading VC funds with a portfolio including the likes of Twitter, Uber, Snapchat, eBay, WeWork, Yelp and many more revolutionary companies of the last decade. As for Mitch himself, Mitch has made investments or is on the boards of Snapchat, Riot Games, Discord, Outpost Games and Cyanogen, just to name a few. Prior to Benchmark, Mitch was CEO @ JAMDAT Mobile where he led the mobile gaming company from a 10 employee startup to a 700 employee global business leading their IPO on the NASDAQ in 2004 and later negotiating their sales to Electronic Arts for $680m. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Mitch made his way from leading a 700 person gaming company to IPO to being General Partner with Benchmark? 2.) What does the investment decision-making process look like at Benchmark? Why does Mitch believe small is beautiful when it comes to VC teams? What is it that makes the Benchmark partnership the very special partnership it is? 3.) What makes Mitch say that "venture is very much like Hollywood? What does he mean by this? How does he apply this to talent evaluation? The hits-driven nature of the business? 4.) Why does Mitch struggle when analysing the future for VR? What is it about the current crop of innovation around VR that makes Mitch nervous? Where does Mitch see potential within the realms of VR & AR? 5.) How does Mitch view the continued rise of eSports? Does he believe that the industry will ever be as large as the traditional sports industry? What aspects of the industry does Mitch think is highly investable or not investable? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Mitch’s Fave Book: The Genius of System Mitch’s Fave Blog: Above The Crowd Mitch’s Most Recent Investment: Outpost Games As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Mitch on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Snapchat here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. eShares is the No 1 Cap Table Management platform, allowing for equity management, 409A valuations, and liquidity, all in one place. eShares is made for companies of all sizes with over 5,000 trusted customers including the likes of Squarespace, Kickstarter, and DoorDash just to name a few. To try out the must have service of the industry, simply head over to esharesinc.com it is a must. Fond is the employee engagement suite with 3 core products, rewards: a recognition platform for rewarding achievements and milestones, perks: a premium corporate discounts program to show employees you care about them and then finally engagement IQ, a free employee engagement survey that allows you to measure the health of your organization. To check it out head over to fond.co

Today's interview is with someone who I truly admire - Mitch Bowler who founded the online creative training site Pencil Kings. We talk about his dreams as a kid to be a video game designer to his vision to offer affordable art training to everyone - what has ultimately led to Pencil Kings. Mitch drops a lot of valuable advice for any creative who is striving for perfection but as a result ends up getting discouraged and giving up.   What we discuss: How Mitch went from video game designer dreams to working for Activision How Mitch started teaching online despite his own self doubt The value of treating new projects as experiments How to move forward quickly without getting caught up with perfection When real education begins (hint: not at school!) Discovering quiet time if you're an introvert The importance of finding your purpose (+ how to find it) The value of having a peer group for support and accountability The one piece of common advice Mitch doesn't believe in   Connect with Mitch: Pencil Kings Community Pencil Kings Podcast Twitter Facebook

Mitch Matthews offers a proven 4-step process for navigating tough conversations.  After listening, you'll be able to prepare for the interaction, engage with confidence, clarify the problem and the solution as well as deliver results.    Listen To The Podcast:                         It happens to all of us. Whether it's navigating a stressful situation with a co-worker, dealing with a challenging client, clarifying things with a roommate or addressing hurt feelings with a family member…  difficult conversations happen to all of us. So… are you ready? In this DREAM THINK DO episode, I give you a four-step process.  (click here) It will help you to navigate tough conversations… and do it with more confidence and peace of mind too! (Plus, I offer an embarrassing story that reinforces I need these strategies too!)  I've trained thousands of people on these concepts.   They've told me this stuff works in the real world. Listen in and learn the strategies you need so you're ready for “that” conversation! Then… leave a comment on which concept stands out to you.  What are you going to try differently the next time you navigate a tough conversation?  I'd love to hear from YOU! Keep bringing your awesome, Mitch   Here's the show notes from this week: Summary Having a difficult conversation at work or with family is tough. Period. Yet, Mitch Matthews gives out a valuable tool to help: a simple 4 step process that can empower you to handle these difficult conversations with more confidence and skill. He's trained hundreds of leaders to use this process. At the same time, Mitch candidly reveals that he needs to learn this process on a daily basis, just like the rest of us.   Time-Stamped Show Notes [00:00] Deep dive day: Strategies for handling difficult conversations. [04:02] Use this cheat sheet: Difficult Convos: Engaging, Clarifying, and Delivering. [05:21] What about navigating difficult conversations? [07:51] I've trained hundreds if not thousands of leaders to use this 4 step process.   [09:40] The 4 step process for navigating difficult conversations. [10:22] Keeping combat mentality the enemy. [15:23] How do I stay out of fight or flight mode? [17:50] Step 1: Preparing to engage. [22:45] Steps 2 - 4: How Mitch's business partner David used the 4 step process to successfully navigate a tense conversation. [34:08] Pick one step at a time to work on. [36:11] These strategies can help in any difficult conversation you're having. [38:10] Share this episode with someone who might need it and go to itunes and leave a review. Deep Dive with Mitch Matthews: Strategies for Navigating Difficult Conversations Deep dive day: Strategies for handling difficult conversations This is a big topic that Mitch gets questions for all the time. He also invites podcast listeners to send him more ideas: “If you have a subject you'd like to hear about then hit me up on Twitter at @mitchmatthews or shoot me an email direct: mitch@mitchmatthews.com. I love hearing from you.” This is an important topic to discuss because “[n]avigating our work, navigating family...there's just times where we have to step into difficult conversations. And if we have some tools that equip us to do that, that give us more confidence to do that, then we can handle that a whole lot better.” Mitch covers this subject again because after the recent podcast interview with Matt Bodnar on negotiation strategies, it brought up the need to learn about specific strategies to help navigate difficult conversations. What about navigating difficult conversations? Mitch acknowledges that sometimes pursuing bigger dreams, thinking better or doing more can make other people uncomfortable: “Maybe it stretches you, or changes things with your schedule or your priorities and you have to navigate some difficult conversations.” Growth involves risk at times,

If you've ever heard, read, or watched a movie about Positive Thinking and the Law of Attraction, then do we have a special show for you. Today I'll be talking with Mitch Horowitz, PEN Award Winning Historian, and the author of Occult America, and the vice-president, executive editor, and director of backlist and reissues at TarcherPerigree. He is also the author of a fascinating new book on Positive Thinking “ One Simple Idea. Today we'll talk about what Positive Thinking, New Thought, and the Law of Attraction really is, where it came from, how it came about, what's real about it, and what isn't, and how we can all use it to transform our lives. That plus we'll talk about hardware stores and milk, heart shaped pink buckets, and how we can transcend our cake and eat it too. Questions and Topics Include: What book Elvis's hair stylist gave him? How Elvis read books by Earnest Holmes, Madame HP Lebatsky, Manley P. Hall Gave him a copy got a copy of the Impersonal Life from Joseph Benner What do we do if we're stuck in a 9 to 5 job? What's a great book to discover your purpose? Why you want to read Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich Bill Wilson and Bob Smith, co-founders of Alcoholics Anonymous and Ebby Thatcher How do you help someone to find their one thing and light the fire underneath them How to get the subconscious working for at night or at any time through the day. Why we don't want to blame ourselves for negative events…and why we don't want to interpret Rhonda Byrne's The Secret in this way. What you want to do if someone (or you) is sick. What is a D-Day approach to healing (including, but not limited to the spiritual and meditative side of things) What do we need to know about Wallace D. Wattles author of The Science of Getting Rich What can we learn about Ralph Waldo Emerson and the New Thought movement What is the definition of New Thought (Positivity and New Age and metaphysics movement) What it means that thoughts are causative – that thoughts become things Where did the Law of Attraction come from and when did it first come about? What Andrew Jackson Davis has to do with the Law of Attraction Who were the first new thought writers to talk about ‘what you think about you bring about Prentice Mulford and his book Your Forces and How to See Them. (also used by Christian D. Larsen) What is Hermeticism? (From Alexandria and Egypt in the time after Christ) What Greeks have to do with the positivity movement? Why ESP research has been hijacked, when there's good literature and proper science behind it. JB Rine who had an ESP lab at Duke for several decades and did several hundred thousand trials What ESP has to do with positivity Why New Thought was originally focused around healing and then why it shifted in this country What can we learn from Earnest Holmes? Why Neville Goddard is Mitch's personal favorite. What can we learn from Norman Vincent Peale? Who was American's evangelizer of the positive What did Ronald Reagan have to do with positivity and positive thinking metaphysics How Reagan made positive thinking metaphysics mainstream Americanism. Who gave birth to the whole field and business of audiobooks today. What can we learn from Earl Nightingale and The Strangest Secret Where the Dr. Demartini statement ‘What we think about and thank about we bring about' (Law of Attraction!) How do we transcend our cake and eat it too? How important is the meaning behind each word we chose to use. What's wrong with the term ‘enlightenment'? How Mitch just wrote the article “Is there a right way to affirm” for Science and Mind Magazine Is there a best way to think and to pray? What's it mean in New Thought or positivity to ‘think from the end' What are pink heart-shaped buckets? What did Rod Sterling of the Twilight Zone give us? What can William James tell us? What are some of Mitch's most powerful personal practices? What's the importance of expressing gratitude? What strange habit Michael and Mitch share on journaling What's the power of writing down goals What's the power of a 3 PM prayer Why Aldous Huxley felt kindness was the powerful tool What's the importance of radical forgiveness Why it's so important to abstain from humiliation What are a few more of his top must reads Resurrection by Neville Goddard William James Essay “Is Life Worth Living” Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich The Power of Your Super Mind by Vernon Howard One Simple Idea is now out on paperback – Occult America also available wherever books sold Can find more at mitchhorowitz.com or on google put in Mitch Horowitz How there is a vast family tree behind new age, new thought, and positivity have such a rich and powerful history Guided Positive Thinking Law of Attraction Meditation Mitch Horowitz Shares the Power of Positive Thinking & Law of Attraction from Napoleon Hill, Wallace Wattles, Earnest Holmes, Norman Peale, Neville Goddard, Earl Nightingale + Guided Meditation! Health | Business | Career | Self-Improvement | Spiritual | Spirituality | Self-Help | Inspire For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

In today’s episode of Lions of Liberty, host Marc Clair welcomes in MMA fighter - and libertarian - Mitch “Twizzler Bones” Thompson! In this fun conversation, you’ll hear: How Mitch first got into Mixed Martial Arts, and the orig [...]

If you've ever heard, read, or watched a movie about Positive Thinking and the Law of Attraction, then do we have a special show for you. Today I'll be talking with Mitch Horowitz, PEN Award Winning Historian, and the author of Occult America, and the vice-president, executive editor, and director of backlist and reissues at TarcherPerigree. He is also the author of a fascinating new book on Positive Thinking “ One Simple Idea. Today we'll talk about what Positive Thinking, New Thought, and the Law of Attraction really is, where it came from, how it came about, what's real about it, and what isn't, and how we can all use it to transform our lives. That plus we'll talk about hardware stores and milk, heart shaped pink buckets, and how we can transcend our cake and eat it too. Questions and Topics Include: What book Elvis's hair stylist gave him? How Elvis read books by Earnest Holmes, Madame HP Lebatsky, Manley P. Hall Gave him a copy got a copy of the Impersonal Life from Joseph Benner What do we do if we're stuck in a 9 to 5 job? What's a great book to discover your purpose? Why you want to read Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich Bill Wilson and Bob Smith, co-founders of Alcoholics Anonymous and Ebby Thatcher How do you help someone to find their one thing and light the fire underneath them How to get the subconscious working for at night or at any time through the day. Why we don't want to blame ourselves for negative events…and why we don't want to interpret Rhonda Byrne's The Secret in this way. What you want to do if someone (or you) is sick. What is a D-Day approach to healing (including, but not limited to the spiritual and meditative side of things) What do we need to know about Wallace D. Wattles author of The Science of Getting Rich What can we learn about Ralph Waldo Emerson and the New Thought movement What is the definition of New Thought (Positivity and New Age and metaphysics movement) What it means that thoughts are causative – that thoughts become things Where did the Law of Attraction come from and when did it first come about? What Andrew Jackson Davis has to do with the Law of Attraction Who were the first new thought writers to talk about ‘what you think about you bring about Prentice Mulford and his book Your Forces and How to See Them. (also used by Christian D. Larsen) What is Hermeticism? (From Alexandria and Egypt in the time after Christ) What Greeks have to do with the positivity movement? Why ESP research has been hijacked, when there's good literature and proper science behind it. JB Rine who had an ESP lab at Duke for several decades and did several hundred thousand trials What ESP has to do with positivity Why New Thought was originally focused around healing and then why it shifted in this country What can we learn from Earnest Holmes? Why Neville Goddard is Mitch's personal favorite. What can we learn from Norman Vincent Peale? Who was American's evangelizer of the positive What did Ronald Reagan have to do with positivity and positive thinking metaphysics How Reagan made positive thinking metaphysics mainstream Americanism. Who gave birth to the whole field and business of audiobooks today. What can we learn from Earl Nightingale and The Strangest Secret Where the Dr. Demartini statement ‘What we think about and thank about we bring about' (Law of Attraction!) How do we transcend our cake and eat it too? How important is the meaning behind each word we chose to use. What's wrong with the term ‘enlightenment'? How Mitch just wrote the article “Is there a right way to affirm” for Science and Mind Magazine Is there a best way to think and to pray? What's it mean in New Thought or positivity to ‘think from the end' What are pink heart-shaped buckets? What did Rod Sterling of the Twilight Zone give us? What can William James tell us? What are some of Mitch's most powerful personal practices? What's the importance of expressing gratitude? What strange habit Michael and Mitch share on journaling What's the power of writing down goals What's the power of a 3 PM prayer Why Aldous Huxley felt kindness was the powerful tool What's the importance of radical forgiveness Why it's so important to abstain from humiliation What are a few more of his top must reads Resurrection by Neville Goddard William James Essay “Is Life Worth Living” Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich The Power of Your Super Mind by Vernon Howard One Simple Idea is now out on paperback – Occult America also available wherever books sold Can find more at mitchhorowitz.com or on google put in Mitch Horowitz How there is a vast family tree behind new age, new thought, and positivity have such a rich and powerful history Guided Positive Thinking Law of Attraction Meditation Mitch Horowitz Shares the Power of Positive Thinking & Law of Attraction from Napoleon Hill, Wallace Wattles, Earnest Holmes, Norman Peale, Neville Goddard, Earl Nightingale + Guided Meditation! Health | Business | Career | Self-Improvement | Spiritual | Spirituality | Self-Help | Inspire For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

Mitch Matthews Interview Keynote Speaker | Success Coach | Best-selling AuthorHe speaks to student, corporate, non-profit and association audiences around the world on the power of "DREAM. THINK. DO."In 2006, Mitch started something he called the "BIG Dream Gathering."  Originally, it was supposed to be something his friends and family could do for a few hours to get clear on their dreams, but this simple concept became a movement that hasn't stopped since!  Thousands of dreams have been launched as a result!He's become a well-respected thought leader on coaching and work-place mentoring.  Plus, he has created a coach-training program that has been utilized around the globe.You can listen to Mitch on his popular weekly podcast called, "DREAM. THINK. DO." on iTunes, where he inspires people around the world to dream bigger, think better and do more.Mitch proudly lives a "highly-caffeinated" lifestyle in Des Moines, Iowa with his wife and their two sons Mitch's venture into early entrepreneurship Mitch's start as a Sales Speaker What Mitch learned in Corporate that he applied to his entrepreneurial career How Mitch compares having a corporate career to prostitution {ahem} Hear about Mitch's interview series called:  Dream Job Revolution - where he interviewed 100 people and the  similarities that he found Do you have a SITCOM life?  Single Income Two Children Oppressive Mortgage? (clever right?) How Mitch transitioned himself out of a Corporate Job into Entrepreneurship - you'd be surprised how easy it is... "A One Hour Business" The Power of Systems  The Big Dream Gathering - truly a movement that Mitch started How Mitch inspires college students to dream and a couple of stories of how it's created impact The power of learning through trial & error The Best piece of advice that Mitch ever received, he learned it from Marty at Marty's Schwinn Cycle Shop that he's carried throughout his life Check out Mitch's podcast:  Dream, Think, Do   People / Books mentioned:The Strangest Secret- Earl Nightengale Drive - Dan PinkThe Four Hour Work Week - Tim Ferriss Compound Effect - Darren Hardy Mitch's Book:Ignite - 3 Simple Steps for Re-Sparking Your Buried Dreams and Building a Plan That Finally WorksConnect with Mitch on Social Media: Mitch's FacebookMitch's Twitter Mitch's Linkedin Profile Want more Boss Free Society?Join Us at Boss Free SocietyJoin us at the Boss Free Society DojoJoin us on TwitterSUBSCRIBE: Never miss an episode by using one of the options below:Click Here to Subscribe via iTunes• Click Here to Subscribe via Stitcher• Click Here to Subscribe via RSS FeedBIG BIG FAVOR ::Would you leave us a quick review on ITunes?It helps the show tremendously and we would appreciate it greatly. Tim and Patty will be so grateful to you (plus it comes with a shout out on air) #winning