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A new class of entrepreneurs is taking the business world by storm. They're called “New Builders,” and we need them now more than ever before. Seth Levine and Elizabeth MacBride, authors of the book The New Builders: Face to Face With the True Future of Business, have a few ideas on how to support and celebrate them. In this episode of PIVOT, Seth and Elizabeth join the show to discuss how to level the playing field for new entrepreneurs and why the future of small business is so crucial to the US economy. On this episode, you'll hear: [01:29-02:26] What motivates Seth and Elizabeth about small business [03:00-05:06] The “new builders” starting businesses today and why we need them [05:16-07:23] The obstacles entrepreneurs must overcome to start a small business today [07:23 -09:01] How Seth and Elizabeth helped reshape Congress' PPP legislation [09:02-10:14] Why the venture model is ineffective for broad economic development [10:14-11:28] Unicorns vs. camels [11:28-14:48] The lack of media attention for new builders, and why you can't always trust the numbers [14:49-17:23] The extraordinary story of Sweet Grace Heavenly Cakes [17:23-19:22] How small business engages employees differently and why it works [19:44-23:16] The difference entrepreneurial grit, passion, and resilience makes [23:16-25:27] Why Seth and Elizabeth are optimistic about the future of small businesses After you listen:  Check out Seth and Elizabeth's book: The New Builders: Face to Face With the True Future of Business Order your copy of our book People Operations: Zenefits.com/pops-book Follow the podcast Submit your People Ops questions: https://www.zenefits.com/workest/ask-a-question/

When Orion energies move to Earth and play the bad guys. Timeline glitches that make it feel like Groundhog Day. Has The Event started? Power imbalances arising for the collective. How Seth is sneaking back into 2021 timelines. Your 5D Self and your Instagram feed. 5D inertia: Half exhaustion, half wild energy. New Earth bartering exchange: free information and everyone wins. Why underpaid workers are refusing to work, and how it's changing the job market. 2021 finances: The darkest divine comedy. Maranda's last pennies. What funemployed lightworkers do with their day. Arcturians challenge humans to a duel: Faith vs Mental Processing. Pretty sure we all know who wins. _______ Maranda is drinking: Loverboy Hard Tea Kimberly is drinking: Pellegrino again _______ Mentioned in podcast: Seth books by Jane Roberts Daniel Scranton channels the Arcturians Visit Kimberly's blog at Are You Awakening Read Maranda's channeling at Astro Bartender --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tipsymystics/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tipsymystics/support

This episode is for students, parents and educators who want to learn how to design live virtual experiences for social and emotional learning. Today, Maria talks with Seth Fleischauer, president and founder at Banyan Global Learning, an organization that since 2008 has been using video conferencing to connect daily with learners in classrooms in Asia. Seth’s work is at the intersection of technology, language, culture and social and emotional learning. By connecting students to people, places and ideas to whom they would never otherwise have access, he believes that live video conferencing is an underutilized force of revolutionary change in education. Seth studied psychology at Princeton University and has been leaning on his experience as a public elementary school teacher to create meaningful educational experiences and authentic human connections. While watching his daughter struggle in the early days of the pandemic, Seth decided to help students and parents develop social and emotional skills that are the foundation of learning. Through their virtual programs, learners practice empathy, consider the relationship between their thoughts, feelings and actions and apply social and emotional skills to real-world homework assignments.Tune in to learn from a leader in education who wants to inspire people to start to unpack the defences they put up over the years and build a greater emotional intelligence. Listen to this episode and explore:Introducing Seth Fleischauer and sharing highlights from today's episode (1:20)How Seth discovered the power of personal expression and creativity in high school (3:30)Deciding to study psychology to understand himself and heal from personal trauma (5:06)Discussing how Social & Emotional Learning (SEL) can be incorporated into education (8:34)Choosing between social work and education: the decision to become a teacher (10:22)Reflecting on his experience as a teacher and what he would do differently today (12:46)How teaching in Taipei, Taiwan during the summer led Seth to become a founder (14:50)Making a bet on video conferencing (VC) and partnering with an outsider in education (17:29)Unpacking the launch of their first VC-based program in 2008 and its evolution since then (18:40)Banyan Global Learning (BGL): the origin of the name (21:40)Their vision: to create responsible and kind global citizens through authentic connections (22:17)How virtual experiences can help students develop cultural resilience (24:34)How observing his daughter during the pandemic led Seth to make SEL an essential part of the design of their programs (26:24)How learning is a collaborative experience between learning facilitators and learners (30:05)Creating a Digital Citizenship program to help parents and children build essential skills (31:42)How parents can establish deeper connections with their kids by solving problems together (34:20)Unpacking the design of live virtual experiences for their key programs (38:34)Using music to help students practice empathy while doing their homework (43:06)What goes into the design of SEL-based virtual experiences: identifying and sharing emotions (44:41)How to build richer live virtual experiences (48:49)Seth’s desire to combine student voice and choice with technology to foster authentic human connections (52:05)How Seth envisions the future of education as an expression of our shared values (54:50)What Seth wants to leave his mark on within his lifetime (59:03) Wonnect with Seth Fleischauer on LinkedIn  Mentioned in this episode:Banyan Global LearningBGL Live Virtual ProgramsDigital Citizenship ProgramsSocial &  Emotional LearningPlutchik's Wheel of EmotionsTodd Amstrong: Seth’s uncle who provided SEL guidance  Production team:Host & Producer: Maria XenidouIntroduction Voice: David Bourne  Contact us:impactlearningpodcast(at)gmail.com Music credits:Like Lee performed by The Mini VandalsTransition sounds: Swamp Walks performed by Jingle Punks

In this episode of Delusional Optimism, Dr. B and Seth Creekmore talk about attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and learning differences. They explain what they are and how they can show up in different forms. Listen as Dr. B shares some ways to help a child with a learning difference.   “Just recognizing that people learn differently and we don’t have to make it a disability or a bad thing. It’s all about relating.” - Dr. B [09:06]   What You Will Learn: [00:36] Intro [03:48] What is ADHD and learning differences [06:26] How Seth communicates with his younger brother [09:06] Recognizing that people learn differently [14:07] ADHD and ADD in two forms [20:00] Learn how to support a child with a learning difference [25:06] How children learn best through their senses and whole body [29:53] Some actionable takeaways [38:34] Outro   Leave a lifeprint!   Resources: Email Dr. B: contact@drbconnections.com Visit her website: www.drbconnections.com Connect with her on Facebook: www.facebook.com/dr.bconnections Follow her on Instagram: www.instagram.com/dr.beasley

Being a coal miner has to be one of the toughest professions in America. Seth Bradley watched first hand as his father worked the coal mines in West Virginia and quickly realized he was going to need a more professional job, indoors with lights and air conditioning. He figured being a doctor or lawyer are the two most revered careers so he ultimately chose law.   Seth Bradley is a practicing attorney and the Managing Partner at Law Capital Partners. He has invested in multifamily syndications to generate passive income and take advantage of the favorable tax perks. He hosts the Passive Income Attorney Podcast and shares his journey with others. We discuss his upbringing, why he pursued passive income, and how he evaluates opportunities.    Partner: Download our Sample Deal Package   Key Insights   A son of a coal miner father from a small town in West Virginia His father took him down into the coal mine to show him what he didn’t want to do with his life Seth thought the best W2 job was either a doctor or a lawyer, he started in medical school, but ended up in law school and becoming a lawyer Why he was not satisfied with a 6-figure W2 income Overcoming the challenges when talking to people who don’t know the benefits of real estate syndication passive income How to start and become comfortable doing real estate syndication Seth explains his first passive deal   My true real estate education started with BiggerPockets.   How Seth helps people with learning the mechanics of passive income Transitioning from a limited partner (passive investor) to a general partner (active investor)   If you have a W2 job and you want to side hustle real estate, first you have to carefully evaluate how much time you actually have to dedicate to it.   The Passive Income Attorney Podcast (building multiple streams of income so you can buy back your time) Growing his business through inside counsel and raising capital  The real estate markets Seth is targeting right now and why: The Carolina’s, Florida, Texas, Arizona Tips on how to analyze your first real estate deal   When I’m exploring a new market, I’ll start with a Google Search and if the population growth line is consistently going down, I’m out, but if it’s flat, I may continue to research a sub-market of that area.   Seth’s thoughts on emerging technologies like cryptocurrency and the future of real estate investing Bullseye Round   Apparent Failure: With no backup plan, I quit medical school because I knew it wasn’t right for me. That decision ultimately reshaped my mindset to understand that I had the freedom to do what I truly wanted to do.   Digital Resource: Asana (project management)    Most Recommended Book: Miracle Equation (Hal Elrod)   Daily Habit: Working out   Current Curiosity: Questioning the 5-year syndication model    Wish I Knew When I Was Starting Out: The benefits of getting a coach or mentor   Best Place to Grab a Bite in San Diego: Phil’s Barbeque    Get in Touch with Seth: The Passive Income Attorney Podcast Intelligent Passive Investor (cash flow calculator) 

Today, Maria is a guest co-host on Anette on Education. Together they take the opportunity to unpack education with one of their teachers, Seth Godin.  This episode is for teachers, principals, parents, and everyone who seeks to create change in education including those responsible for education policy.  Seth has been outspoken about Education in his manifesto Stop Stealing Dreams, his TED Talk. He also published a course on Udemy called Seth Godin on Learning and Education. He asks the BIG question - What Is School For - and explains the difference between education and learning. Anette and Maria prompt Seth to share his insights on the progress we've made thus far, the change we're creating today and most importantly, where we’re headed. The three of them interrogate the role of teachers and parents and everyone involved in setting up the education systems. Seth is an entrepreneur, best-selling author, speaker, AND teacher. In addition to launching one of the most popular blogs in the world, he has written 20 best-selling books, including The Dip, Linchpin, Purple Cow, Tribes, What To Do When It's Your Turn (And It's Always Your Turn), and This Is Marketing. His newest book is The Practice, Shipping Creative Work. Seth also founded two companies, Squidoo and Yoyodyne (acquired by Yahoo!).Tune in to learn from a teacher who never ceases to amaze us with his remarkable insights!The original conversation was published on Anette on Education.  Listen to this episode and explore:Introducing Seth Godin and the purpose of today's conversation(0:00)What is the purpose of education? (2:08)Looking back at the evolution of learning (3:05)How Seth envisions the future of education (4:52)Unpacking learning & education and students & adult learners (6:24)The TED talk Seth never gave; What if the last kid on earth would enter kindergarten? (9:52)How can we disrupt the education system? Unpacking the critical role of teachers (10:50)How can indoctrinated students become lifelong learners? (13:50)How can we address custodial care issues in K12 education? (15:54)The role of parents and how community and education systems can support them (18:53)Seth’s Manifesto on Stop Stealing Dreams: What Is School For? (20:24)Do we need to blow the education system up? Seth’s suggestion to learn from prison reform (21:18)How technology is disrupting education but continues to support testing and compliance (23:23)The role of creativity in the future of education: figuring out what to do next! (25:49)Seth’s call-to-action for listeners: the BIG question again! (27:10)Anette’s closing remarks (28:02) Where to find more about Seth Godin:Seth’s WebsiteSeth’s BlogSeth on LinkedIn  Mentioned in this episode:Stop Stealing DreamsSeth’s Books & CoursesAkimbo WorkshopsThe Podcasting Workshop (former Fellowship)Anette on Education Podcast Production team:Host & Producer: Maria XenidouCo-host: Anette Carlisle Contact us:impactlearningpodcast(at)gmail.com

I was inspired to launch Umbrex after reading Seth Godin’s book, Tribes. So, I am delighted to talk to him today. In this episode, Seth discusses his career trajectory, his books, his daily practices, his view on content marketing, and why he made the decision to avoid social media. I’m also giving away 100 copies of Seth’s new book, The Practice. Sign up for a free copy of The Practice at unleashed@umbrex.com Key points Include: 04:10: How Seth creates a library of his experiences 07:17: What success looks like to Seth 08:29: How Seth curates and decides what content to consume 12:09: Seth’s views on mentors and heroes 15:20: The key to Seth’s productivity 19:08: Seth’s views on social media 26:07: A key insight on creating and distributing content 30:54: The advice Seth would give our leadership on how to market mask wearing to people that don't want to?  

He Has Created Over 27 E-Commerce Millionaires & Manages Over $100M In Annual Revenue Today we’re joined by Seth Kniep, the co-founder and CEO of Just One Dime, a coaching company for Amazon and e-commerce sellers. In his conversation with Eric, Seth talks about how he developed his business mindset around the teachings of Dave Ramsey and Robert Kiyosaki and how he managed to literally double a dime until he reached $400, simply by asking random people. He then proceeded to educate himself on selling on eBay and Amazon, eventually committing to the latter and making $1 million in just 12 months. Instead of living a lavish lifestyle, Seth reinvested his profits into the business by expanding to other products, thereby growing even more. As a side interest, he also started investing in real estate, where he learned what immense tax benefits there were to this industry, finding a way to legally protect the money he was making with his Amazon business. After touching on the importance of understanding the principles of accounting as a business owner, Seth talks about deciding to develop courses in addition to what he was already doing. In explaining his motivation for doing so, he gets into his love for teaching, wanting to make an impact, and truly building his brand as someone who helps others create wealth. He explains what prospective students can expect from the structure of the courses and his manner of coaching, and shares some strategies for scaling a coaching business and keeping your family life thriving when your business takes off.    TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:41] Before we jump into today’s interview, please rate, review, and subscribe to the Leveling Up Podcast! [00:45] Seth shares the incredible story behind the name, Just One Dime. [01:19] How Seth’s philosophy relates to Dave Ramsey’s and Robert Kiyosaki's ideas.  [02:06] Hear how Seth sold his first e-commerce company for $35 on eBay. [03:05] How he started doubling his dime and got up to $400 just by asking random people.  [03:51] Getting into Amazon FBA and using the $400 to start selling cremation urns.  [04:29] Making over $1 million in 12 months with the store and investing in real estate.  [05:34] Using his Amazon profits to buy new products and reinvest in the business.  [07:10] How investing in real estate can help you legally reduce your tax liability.  [09:16] The importance of developing your accounting knowledge and understanding it.  [10:40] The value of having a tax and wealth strategist to help you manage your money.  [11:08] Managing over $100 million in Amazon revenue and the big brands they work for.  [12:02] Learn how their model works for training other people to run Amazon businesses. [14:37] More about their training program and what students can expect from the coaching.  [17:45] What it would cost to have an Amazon business set up and for you to be trained.  [19:02] Find out whether Seth ever has equity in some of the businesses they help build.  [19:34] Seth explains why he expanded to do courses in addition to e-commerce.  [22:40] The importance of creating videos and getting a team in scaling your coaching.  [24:50] Taking ownership of your issues before you can truly help others and grow a brand.  [25:34] How their team and coaches are structured in the coaching business. [27:01] Seth shares why it is important to “date” your wife to keep the spark alive.  [29:19] Their family commitment to buying a property anytime they go somewhere new.   [31:02] Seth shares his favorite business tool and book and explains why.    Resources From The Interview:   Seth Kniep on LinkedIn  Seth Kniep Email  Just One Dime Just One Dime Courses Dave Ramsey  Tom Wheelwright  Robert Kiyosaki   Kevin Harrington on Twitter   Shark Tank   BMW Front Juno   Must-read book: The Goal      Leave Some Feedback:     What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review here Subscribe to Leveling Up on iTunes Get the non-iTunes RSS Feed     Connect with Eric Siu:      Growth Everywhere Single Grain Eric Siu on Twitter    

Today we’re joined by Seth Kniep, the co-founder and CEO of Just One Dime, a coaching company for Amazon and e-commerce sellers. In his conversation with Eric, Seth talks about how he developed his business mindset around the teachings of Dave Ramsey and Robert Kiyosaki and how he managed to literally double a dime until he reached $400, simply by asking random people. He then proceeded to educate himself on selling on eBay and Amazon, eventually committing to the latter and making $1 million in just 12 months. Instead of living a lavish lifestyle, Seth reinvested his profits into the business by expanding to other products, thereby growing even more. As a side interest, he also started investing in real estate, where he learned what immense tax benefits there were to this industry, finding a way to legally protect the money he was making with his Amazon business. After touching on the importance of understanding the principles of accounting as a business owner, Seth talks about deciding to develop courses in addition to what he was already doing. In explaining his motivation for doing so, he gets into his love for teaching, wanting to make an impact, and truly building his brand as someone who helps others create wealth. He explains what prospective students can expect from the structure of the courses and his manner of coaching, and shares some strategies for scaling a coaching business and keeping your family life thriving when your business takes off.  TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:41] Before we jump into today’s interview, please rate, review, and subscribe to the Leveling Up Podcast! [00:45] Seth shares the incredible story behind the name, Just One Dime. [01:19] How Seth’s philosophy relates to Dave Ramsey’s and Robert Kiyosaki's ideas.  [02:06] Hear how Seth sold his first e-commerce company for $35 on eBay. [03:05] How he started doubling his dime and got up to $400 just by asking random people.  [03:51] Getting into Amazon FBA and using the $400 to start selling cremation urns.  [04:29] Making over $1 million in 12 months with the store and investing in real estate.  [05:34] Using his Amazon profits to buy new products and reinvest in the business.  [07:10] How investing in real estate can help you legally reduce your tax liability.  [09:16] The importance of developing your accounting knowledge and understanding it.  [10:40] The value of having a tax and wealth strategist to help you manage your money.  [11:08] Managing over $100 million in Amazon revenue and the big brands they work for.  [12:02] Learn how their model works for training other people to run Amazon businesses. [14:37] More about their training program and what students can expect from the coaching.  [17:45] What it would cost to have an Amazon business set up and for you to be trained.  [19:02] Find out whether Seth ever has equity in some of the businesses they help build.  [19:34] Seth explains why he expanded to do courses in addition to e-commerce.  [22:40] The importance of creating videos and getting a team in scaling your coaching.  [24:50] Taking ownership of your issues before you can truly help others and grow a brand.  [25:34] How their team and coaches are structured in the coaching business. [27:01] Seth shares why it is important to “date” your wife to keep the spark alive.  [29:19] Their family commitment to buying a property anytime they go somewhere new.   [31:02] Seth shares his favorite business tool and book and explains why.    Resources From The Interview:   Seth Kniep on LinkedIn  Seth Kniep Email  Just One Dime Just One Dime Courses Dave Ramsey  Tom Wheelwright  Robert Kiyosaki   Kevin Harrington on Twitter   Shark Tank   BMW Front Juno   Must-read book: The Goal      Leave Some Feedback:     What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review here Subscribe to Leveling Up on iTunes Get the non-iTunes RSS Feed     Connect with Eric Siu:      Growth Everywhere Single Grain Eric Siu on Twitter    

North Star Podcast Podcast Notes Check out Episode Page and Show Notes The Imposter Syndrome is when you feel you’re about to do something important but don’t feel worthyWays to quiet your inner skeptic: acknowledge that you are an imposter and accept it!The only reason to do creative work is to ship it, to create change“Don’t write because you’re inspired, write and become inspired”- Seth GodinIf you feel you don’t have any good ideas, you may actually be afraid of your bad ideasHome Schooling is scary because you’re accepting responsibility for something you have no training forOnline education is a factory mindset – it’s regurgitation – but it can be good when it’s collaborativeRead the full notes @ podcastnotes.orgMy guest today is Seth Godin, the author of nineteen international bestsellers that have been translated into more than 35 languages. My all-time favorite is Purple Cow, which I discovered in college and became my nickname. This is my second interview with Seth, who has published an article every day now for more than a decade. If you want to be a prolific creator, Seth is one of the best teachers you can possibly find. This interview is all about his writing practice. Seth calls himself a “professional noticer” so we talked about how he finds and validates new ideas. On the topic of shipping creative work, we spoke about the root of imposter syndrome and why Seth likes writing on airplanes, and how his book The Practice was inspired by one of his workshops. We also discussed his tactics for effective public speaking, how to improve the education system, and what we've learned by running online schools — his AltMBA and my Write of Passage. ____________________________ Show Notes 2:32 - What inspired Seth to start his now 20+ year daily writing streak. 6:00 - The root of impostor syndrome and why Seth thinks it's not only normal but just true. 8:14 - The evolution of an idea or a blog post into a full book. 10:50 - Why it is important to ship as a creative worker and what it means to ship your content. 13:50 - Why certain conditions make it easier for people to create than others. 16:59 - What Seth learned about creating inspiration from hard science fiction writer Isaac Asimov. 20:22 - How Seth developed his unique video style and the unique way he utilizes his slides. 23:25 - What the best future of education looks like to Seth and why he believes in the dream of public schooling. 29:48 - Why the standard lecture model of the current education system is missing the point of education. 33:53 - The difference between online education and online learning and why Seth sees them as almost polar opposites. 39:35 - Why there must be space for surprises in online learning. 41:31 - How capitalism has caused certain schools to flourish less through their educational prowess and more as a pipeline to various jobs.

Back in 2011 when we were starting our first business, Dynamic Duo Training, we were looking for every book possible on marketing.   A colleague recommended Seth Godin’s books.   Never heard of him, but we were intrigued.   We dug into a couple of his books, “All marketers are liars” and “purple cow.”   These books were gold!   We then ended up reading 8 more of his books.   Which brings us to sharing with you this special conversation we had with Seth Godin himself.   This one was special because we have a great deal of respect for Seth’s work, the books he’s written that has helped us so much within our businesses, and his relentless pursuit to keep putting out game-changing work.   Get ready for this one!   IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN: How the current education system is broken and what to do about it His unique thoughts on what marketing truly is and why it’s such a vital skill to acquire Skill sets vs talents and why skill sets will beat talent every day How Seth wrote book #20, “The Practice” and his process doing it   Don’t miss this powerful conversation …Tune in here   Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/chrisandericmartinez/ and see the full Show Notes to this episode here https://www.liveadynamiclifestyle.com/podcast/the-game-of-marketing-entrepreneurship-and-skills-you-need-in-2021-with-seth-godin/   Make sure to follow Seth on his Instagram here https://www.instagram.com/sethgodin/ and checkout his websites here: New Book: The Practice trustyourself.com  Workshops: akimbo.com  Daily Blog: https://seths.blog/   PS: ARE YOU READY TO RISE AS A FIT PRO?   Are You Looking to Add Online Training to Your In-Person Training Business!   If You Want to Learn the Secrets to Create More Income, Influence, Impact, And Independence…   Then Get Grab Our New Book “Rise Of The Fit Pros” and Grab Your Free Gifts Here https://www.riseofthefitpros.com/book1591229422414

In this episode of the HR Leaders Podcast we are joined by my guest Seth Godin, Entrepreneur, Best-Selling Author, Speaker & Teacher.This episode of the HR Leaders Podcast is brought to you by our friends at Achievers.Download their 2020 Culture Report today to find out what it takes to maintain and increase employee engagement throughout a critical event. Read it now: https://bit.ly/2HQHoCnEpisode Highlights[00:54] - The inspiration behind Seth's new book[03:02] - How can we empower our employee's to embrace creativity?[06:13] - We've removed the things that slowed us down, all that's left is fear[07:57] - Why Seth believes attitudes are skills[09:14] - The difference between leadership and management[10:23] - How the role of management has shifted in this new world of work?[12:57] - Why empathy is an integral skill for today's leaders[13:55] - How consistency leads to creativity[14:59] - Culture: The link between rewards and behavior [17:48] - Why good taste is a skill[19:05] - How Seth sticks with an idea[22:16] - Seth's experience with social learning[23:33] - How fear hold's us back[25:41] - Parting advice for youIf you enjoyed the podcast be sure to subscribe for more content like this. www.hrdleaders.com/podcast

Bestseller Seth Godin has unlocked the secrets to finding mindfulness as a writer. Through various publications, workshops, and podcasts, he sheds light on mental concepts often overlooked in pursuit of a professional career and preaches the ideas of beating resistance, accepting genre, disregarding authenticity, and choosing passion rather than chasing it. Seth is a renowned author and entrepreneur with nineteen bestselling books and guides, an internationally recognized blog, and a spot in the Marketing Hall of Fame. His latest book, The Practice: Shipping Creative Work, will be available tomorrow.From Amazon.com:Seth Godin is the author of nineteen international bestsellers that have been translated into over 35 languages, and have changed the way people think about marketing and work. For a long time, Unleashing the Ideavirus was the most popular ebook ever published, and Purple Cow is the bestselling marketing book of the decade. He's a recent inductee to the Marketing Hall of Fame, and also a member of the Direct Marketing Hall of Fame and (go figure), the Guerrilla Marketing Hall of Fame. Whether you’re traditionally published or indie, writing a good book is only the first step in becoming a successful author. The days of just turning a manuscript into your editor and walking away are gone. If you want to succeed in today’s publishing world, you need to understand every aspect of the business - editing, formatting, marketing, contracts. It all starts with a good book, then the real work begins. Join international bestselling author J.D. Barker and indie powerhouses, J. Thorn and Zach Bohannon, as they gain unique insight and valuable advice from the most prolific and accomplished authors in the business.In this episode, you’ll discover:How Seth beats resistanceWhy to choose passion rather than chase itThe importance of defining your genreWhy authenticity is a lieHow to push through “the dip”Links:J. D. Barker - http://jdbarker.com/J. Thorn - https://theauthorlife.com/Seth Godin - https://www.sethgodin.com/The Practice: Shipping Creative Work by Seth Godin - https://mybook.to/thepracticePurple Cow: Transform Your Business by Being Remarkable by Seth Godin - https://mybook.to/purplecowThis Is Marketing: You Can’t Be Seen Until You Learn to See by Seth Godin - https://mybook.to/thisismarketingMusic by Nicorus - https://cctrax.com/nicorus/dust-to-dust-ep Voice Over by Rick Ganley - http://www.nhpr.com and recorded at Mill Pond Studio - http://www.millpondstudio.comContact - https://writersinkpodcast.com/contact/ “Muggable” quote by Harley Christensen - https://www.mischievousmalamute.com/*Full disclosure: Some of the links are affiliate links. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My guest today is Seth Godin, the author of nineteen international bestsellers that have been translated into more than 35 languages. My all-time favorite is Purple Cow, which I discovered in college and became my nickname. This is my second interview with Seth, who has published an article every day now for more than a decade. If you want to be a prolific creator, Seth is one of the best teachers you can possibly find. This interview is all about his writing practice. Seth calls himself a “professional noticer” so we talked about how he finds and validates new ideas. On the topic of shipping creative work, we spoke about the root of imposter syndrome and why Seth likes writing on airplanes, and how his book The Practice was inspired by one of his workshops. We also discussed his tactics for effective public speaking, how to improve the education system, and what we've learned by running online schools — his AltMBA and my Write of Passage. ____________________________ Show Notes 2:32 - What inspired Seth to start his now 20+ year daily writing streak. 6:00 - The root of impostor syndrome and why Seth thinks it's not only normal but just true. 8:14 - The evolution of an idea or a blog post into a full book. 10:50 - Why it is important to ship as a creative worker and what it means to ship your content. 13:50 - Why certain conditions make it easier for people to create than others. 16:59 - What Seth learned about creating inspiration from hard science fiction writer Isaac Asimov. 20:22 - How Seth developed his unique video style and the unique way he utilizes his slides. 23:25 - What the best future of education looks like to Seth and why he believes in the dream of public schooling. 29:48 - Why the standard lecture model of the current education system is missing the point of education. 33:53 - The difference between online education and online learning and why Seth sees them as almost polar opposites. 39:35 - Why there must be space for surprises in online learning. 41:31 - How capitalism has caused certain schools to flourish less through their educational prowess and more as a pipeline to various jobs.

In some cases, business owners have not only changed the way that they do business because of the pandemic, they’ve also had to change what kinds of customers they serve. That’s what today’s guest discovered as his business, which had been primarily in the B to B space, started serving consumers more directly in the midst of the pandemic. Seth Gordon is the owner and CEO of Comm-Fit Holdings and the Flo Wellness group, and he joins the podcast today to talk about his organization’s experience in the fitness industry during the COVID-19 pandemic and how things in that industry are changing. Listen in to learn about how his company’s consumer service has changed, how the company changed internally, and what trends Seth sees coming in the future. Topics Discussed in Today’s Episode: ✔ What Comm-Fit and Flo Wellness do ✔ How Seth moved from sales and investments into fitness ✔ How COVID affected Seth’s business ✔ How the company’s consumer service has changed due to COVID ✔ The changes Seth’s company had to make internally ✔ The most difficult part of COVID-related changes ✔ What resources Sam looked to during the changes ✔ Behavior trends that Sam noticed before COVID ✔ Trends that Seth expects to see over the next few years ✔ Whether the fitness industry will see new demands from consumers in the future ✔ Advice for business owners trying to get back into the groove of their business ✔ Seth’s favorite places to visit in the Dallas area Resources: Seth Gordon Comm-Fit Sales@Comm-Fit.com QUOTES: “But all in all, you know health and wellness is more important than ever.” “You can look at downcycles or pandemics in one of two ways. You can look at is as “woe is me” or you can look at it as an opportunity to develop and improve your organization.” “We look at the families of our team members as our extended family.”

Today, joining me is Seth and Tori Bolt. Seth is a book author, Grammy-Nominated artist, and the bass player and founding member of Need to Breathe. Tori has created Bolt Farm Treehouse and has a background in television. The first record deal Need to Breathe signed was in 2005, which took years to achieve for his band. “Typically, the longer you build something and the slower it grows, the stronger it is and the longer it lasts.” Seth’s advice is to think of growing your business for the long term.   Seth has taken advertising to the next level. His record label set him up with late-night show performances, even in the pandemic. Need to Breathe had PR opportunities through the music scene, popular magazines, and podcasts. Tory says that her entrepreneurship aligned with her bigger goal. “For me, Bolt Farm Treehouse and being an entrepreneur allowed me to align with my bigger vision goals because it was about having purpose and hearing other people’s stories and doing something with impact.” Both pieces of advice to make something amazing, and your project will attract people when they know you really care. Of course, marketing and PR is a big part of getting out the word about your business. Make sure to tell the world about your company! Listen in to find out what to expect at Bolt Farm Treehouse, how to find local press opportunities, and how to target niche markets to advertise your product or company. Show Notes [04:05] How Seth received his first record deal. [07:12] His seventh video album release and the PR he created for his album. [10:27] Seth’s appearances on late night shows. [13:44] Tory talks about starting Bolt Farms Treehouse. [17:31] How Tory aligned her goals within her business. [18:24] Checking off boxes with your entrepreneurship.  [21:11] What to expect at Bolt Farm Treehouse. [23:14] Why Bolt House Tree Farm is unique. [26:23] Tips for landing local press. [29:14] Targeting niche markets to advertise. [32:47] The promise Tory and Seth are providing with the treehouse. [38:45] Affiliates and ambassadors who bring the right customers. [42:32] How Tory grew her Instagram account so quickly. [44:44] Their exposure on Good Morning America. [48:22] Pivoting their business when COVID hit. [51:18] Working on their next treehouse location. Links and Resources Visit Self Publishing School Online SPS Free Training Course Bolt Farm Treehouse Need to Breathe 

Books are the ultimate business card. But do you actually want to write a book? In this episode, Matt is joined by Seth Greene, founder of Market Domination LLC, to explain how advisors can become an author of their own book, all while skipping the demanding and time-consuming writing process. Seth unpacks Market Domination’s five-step COI method and how his team helps advisors write their own book that generates referrals. He also shares what marketing techniques are making advisors stand out and find prospects during COVID-19 and three marketing missteps to stop doing immediately. In this episode, you will learn:   How the upcoming U.S. election is impacting cost-per-lead ad spending on Facebook Why LinkedIn campaigns are working better than ever before for Seth’s clients How Seth’s COI system works and who it’s designed for Stories about professionals who’ve successfully used their book to generate referrals Three marketing missteps that advisors should avoid And more! Tune in now to learn about marketing in the virtual space! Resources: Top Advisor Marketing | Market Domination LLC | Seth Greene on Linkedin Brought to you by: iris.xyz 

As this show airs, we’re reaching two important milestones. We hit the 100K downloads mark, which is thrilling in itself. We also are approaching the fourth anniversary of the Embracing Intensity podcast, which means we’ve been at this for quite a while now! Reach out to me at Aurora Remember and let me know what “embracing intensity” means to you. We will feature these in our upcoming anniversary show next week! For now, enjoy another informative show with my inspiring guest who I've been a fan of for quite some time. Seth Perler’s life’s work has been dedicated to helping kids overcome executive functioning challenges so they can have great futures despite our outdated educational systems. Seth’s mission is to help compassionate and proactive parents, educators, and others who care about kids. He wants to give honest, practical, and unconventional approaches to helping complicated, struggling students without BS or misinformation. He wants to teach the world about executive function, which is at the root of student struggles. Seth’s vision is a day when we don’t need executive functioning coaches because education is wildly successful at empowering all students with everything they need to have happy, healthy, and successful lives. Show Highlights: Why Seth is intensely passionate about helping struggling students and changing educators to understand these kids better How Seth grew up as a curious, free-spirited kid who loved animals and nature but never fit into “the box” in school How Seth was labeled as a lazy, irresponsible failure--and his “fire was squelched” How Seth became a teacher of gifted kids but soon became frustrated with the system How Seth’s personal brand of intensity loves nature and the environment and feels the suffering of other people, animals, and plants Why Seth hates to see kids struggle to be understood How Seth is intense with his sensory experiences and emotions How kids’ feelings are invalidated by cultural factors that teach them that acknowledging their feelings is not OK Why Seth had a hopeless and cynical attitude as a kid, knowing he was “not like the other kids” How Seth learned to escape by going into social settings to avoid being alone Why Seth felt trapped by his “darkness” How Seth lived in his problem until he found the tools to step into the solution How Seth uses his fire for good by teaching what he most needs to learn and using what he has struggled with to help others How Seth harnesses the power of his intensity through meditation, the #1 way he understands himself Seth’s advice to those who don’t think they can meditate How Seth helps kids learn to shine through new mindsets, systems, and routines Seth’s advice: Focus on helping others with a heart and spirit of service Meditate and have times of stillness Learn to journal Get in touch with your story to know what is BS and what is truth Resources: Connect with Seth:   Seth Perler  and Executive Function Summit   Find Seth on YouTube and his podcast, Learn Smarter.    

Today at RealEstateAudios, we're meeting Seth Williams of RETipster.com. Seth is a big land guy and is going to give us the low down on everything from his early days in land to his biggest deals. His expertise isn't just about land and he's also going to tell us about balancing investment and family life, as well as the dilemmas we face when starting a business. He's going to walk us through different aspects of a land deal, from dealing with sellers, to attracting buyers and putting the ink on the paperwork. He's all about quality rather than quantity, and makes his investments work well for him with only 6-12 deals yearly with minimal hassle. Listen in for tips and tricks from this seasoned land investor. Topics discussed in this episode: How Seth got his start Where he got his early inspiration Why Seth chose land as his first niche The flexibility of land investment The risks and rewards of seller financed deals Balancing entrepreneur dreams and family time The importance of a diverse income The value of letting sellers come to you Seth's average turnover times and his longest hold The value of fewer, higher-margin deals Seth's crazy first year The importance of paperwork when it comes to seller financing Dilemmas in the land business How Seth's biggest deal fell into his lap How due diligence, zoning and permits figure into your land deal Getting your marketing and paperwork to tie up during a sale Where you can learn more tips and tricks from Seth How Seth got his start My story started back in I think it was 2006ish, somewhere in that range. Where he got his early inspiration In Rich Dad, Poor Dad he talks about real estate as an option, but he doesn't really give a whole lot of specifics of how, like what specifically he did. Why Seth chose land as his first niche how you're able to buy properties for pennies on the dollar and find highly motivated sellers...they're actually not that hard to find for vacant land compared to other types of properties The flexibility of land investment I could really scale it as much as I wanted to. I could make it my life, or I could just do it on the side as a hobby. The risks and rewards of seller financed deals So it's a very real thing, but what I realized was a lot of people, unless you're actually doing credit checks and really investigating your borrower ahead of time, a lot of people can and will stop paying you. Balancing entrepreneur dreams and family time It's just spending your time better and not chasing after every single motivated seller who calls you. It's more being selective about, nope, that's probably not going to pay out so well so I'm not going to mess with that, but this one over here looks really good so I am going to spend my time on that. The importance of a diverse income That's where the real meat was. But if there was a month where nothing was happening in land, there were other sources of income I had to draw on as well. The value of letting sellers come to you A lot of the deals that I find these days actually come in through my buying website. People will just find me and submit their property information and make an offer that way. Seth's average turnover times and his longest hold I think the longest I've ever held a property is 15 months. The value of fewer, higher-margin deals They mentioned that you only probably do less than a handful of deals a year because you want to focus in on bigger margins and less work. Is that t

We’re continuing our series of conversations with different state oil and gas associations. In this episode, Phil is joined by Seth Whitehead of the Illinois Oil and Gas Association and Illinois Petroleum Resources Board to talk about the industry in the state of Illinois, what they do to improve the industry within their state and what type of education they provide. He shares the biggest obstacles they’re facing as an industry in Illinois, their top 3 priorities going forward and how the state is made up of small independent producers rather than large corporations. Here are some of the things you can look forward to in this episode: How we can work together to shift how people view oil and gas as an industry How the Illinois oil and gas industry is made up of small independent producers The top 3 priorities for the Illinois Oil and Gas Association Highlights: 1:32 How Seth got involved in the oil and gas industry 2:46 The mission of the Illinois Petroleum Resources Board 3:54 What type of adult education they provide about the oil and gas industry 5:36 Seth’s advice about changing the way people see the industry 7:13 His transition to working for the Illinois Oil and Gas Association 10:23 The biggest obstacles of the oil and gas industry in Illinois 11:27 How has COVID-19 affected the industry 14:09 Their top focuses for the association  15:50 The current state of oil and gas in the state of Illinois About Seth Whitehead:I am currently the interim operations administrator for the Illinois Oil & Gas Association and the executive director of the Illinois Petroleum Resources Board (IPRB). IPRB is an education and outreach program that is voluntarily funded by Illinois oil producers and royalty owners. I was previously Team Lead for the Energy In Depth program from 2016-2018. I am a graduate of Southern Illinois University-Carbondale and am married with five kids. Connect with Seth: Illinois Petroleum Resources Board | Illinois Oil and Gas Association | IPRB Twitter | IPRB Facebook About SherWare, Inc. If you’re enjoying this episode, please subscribe to our podcast and share with a friend! We also love ratings and reviews on Apple podcasts. SherWare creates software to simplify your accounting needs so you have more time to do the things that matter. We serve independent oil and gas operators, accountants and investors with a platform to manage their distributions and joint-interest billings on a platform -- and we’re the only software on the market that can integrate with your QuickBooks company. Click here to watch a demo of the software in action right now.

Seth Markzon is a licensed practitioner of Neuro Linguistic Programming and host of the Finding Xtraordinary podcast. Seth was a naturally curious guy who was always looking to learn as much valuable information as possible, so naturally launching his own podcast to get connected directly to industry experts, thought leaders, etc. was his next step! Tune in to learn how podcasting has completely transformed Seth's perspective on the human potential, personal and professional growth, and how it has helped his communication skills.   In this episode, you’ll learn: What can happen beyond your original plans through the power of relation ship building through podcasting How Seth started one show then realized he needed to pivot and rebrand entirely  How to go from search engine results to conversations with leading experts  Streamlining your podcasting workflow  Why not letting imperfections keep you from taking action is so important  And so much more!   Our courses on how to launch, grow, and monetize your podcast!  Level 101 by Operation Podcast Level 201 by Operation Podcast ~ You can find Seth on… Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sethmarkzon/  Instagram https://www.instagram.com/findingxtraordinary/    Connect with Chase! https://www.instagram.com/chase_chewning/  https://www.instagram.com/operationpodcast/ 

This week, customer experience expert John DiJulius interviews the legendary Seth Godin, entrepreneur, author, speaker, leader, and visionary. Seth Godin is the author of 20 books that have been bestsellers around the world and have been translated into more than 35 languages. In 2018, Seth was inducted into the Marketing Hall of Fame.  In addition to his writing and speaking, Seth has founded several companies, including Yoyodyne and Squidoo. He’s also the founder of the altMBA and The Akimbo Workshops that have transformed the work of thousands of people. His blog is one of the most popular in the world and his podcast belongs to the top 1% of all podcasts worldwide. In this episode, you will learn: How Seth got started in his career Success and failures of Seth’s career In-depth preview of Seth’s newest book The Practice: Shipping Creative Work that is launching November 2020  How skill and talent are not the same Passion is a choice You can be a leader without having anyone underneath you Why feeling like an impostor is a good thing and what a writer’s block really means What Seth wants his legacy to be How to deal with the pandemic What Seth will be presenting on at the 2020 Virtual Customer Service Revolution.    Resources mentioned: www.thedijuliusgroup.com Seth’s new book - The Practice: Shipping Creative Work: https://www.amazon.com/Practice-Shipping-Creative-Work-ebook/dp/B088QLT891/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=the+practice+seth+godin&qid=1596117207&sr=8-1  Seth’s website: https://www.sethgodin.com/ Seth’s blog: https://seths.blog/ Know more about the Customer Service Revolution Conference 2020: www.CustomerServiceRevolution.com    *** EPISODE CREDITS: If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment. He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com     

This is a live episode, virtually, on Zoom, and we invited Ari's Take Academy students to be part of it. They were able to ask questions at the end of the episode.The episode is with Seth Kallen. He's an artist manager for JP Saxe, X Ambassadors, Jukebox The Ghost, and many others. He talks about how to get opening slots on tours and how he was relentless early on. We discussed creating during quarantine, sync licensing, and touring. Stick around to the end of the episode. We had some great questions from the students. We even had someone from Moscow, Russia ask a question. Seth gave very knowledge answers to them and was super generous with his knowledge and wisdom. --Seth's article on Medium: https://medium.com/@SethKallenThisFiction/what-do-i-miss-i-miss-live-music-the-fight-to-save-the-concert-business-during-a-global-pandemic-b91d64d1b26b-- Quick links: 3:28 - Where Seth is quarantining from and how his life as a manager has shifted since quarantine started5:56 - How it's been for Seth now that he's established himself as a manager - does he go to all of his artist's events? 8:20 - Finding a balance between work and passions10:40 - Livestreamed shows are not a replacement for live shows13:40 - What is an artist manager and what do they do?17:30 - What parts of his artists' career is he involved in?20:50 - How Seth got started managing Jukebox The Ghost24:13 - Did Seth finish college? 26:18 - What is a day-to-day manager?28:20 - How Seth discovered X Ambassadors34:10 - How X Ambassadors went from drawing 5 people to a venue in New York to billions of streams, playing numerous venues, and being one of the biggest bands in the world at one point40:20 - The pitch to get opening slots on bigger tours for artists43:35 - Being relentless, persistent, and showing your worth; Ari's story about opening for Ben Folds55:20 - JP Saxe's rise to fame and how Seth connected with him1:09:20 - How JP Saxe pays it forward and why he remembers those who've helped him in his career1:12:09 - ATA student questions--Connect with Ari’s Take:Website: https://aristake.comAcademy: https://aristakeacademy.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/aristake_/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@aris.takeTwitter: https://twitter.com/ArisTakeYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/aristake1Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aristake/Connect with Ari Herstand:Website: https://ariherstand.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/ariherstandTwitter: https://twitter.com/ariherstandYouTube:

00:36 - How Seth Fowler got into sneakers05:29 - Starting a YouTube channel at the RIGHT time07:36 - Starting a YouTube channel in an already saturated market12:14 - Design in the home14:01 - That time when Seth met Virgil21:20 - How Seth makes his videos UNIQUE24:19 - Designing the WAU x Seth Fowler shoe35:32 - Formal education. Is it necessary?41:29 - Industrial design & technology

Our guest for this week grew his massive credit repair business despite coming from a very humble background. The way he did it is pure genius, and I can’t wait for you to meet him.So please help we welcome our this week’s Credit Hero - Seth Mitchell!Seth got into credit repair with a background in engineering, which allowed him to systematize his business and create millions. His incredible success is based on optimized processes and carefully planned scaling. Today, he’s going to share some of his greatest business secrets and go over proven methods for creating credit repair success.Key Takeaways for This Week:Seth Mitchell’s amazing story (1:44)How did Seth get into the credit repair industry? (4:00)The advantages of coming from humble beginnings (7:06)How to systematize your credit repair business (9:29)Top apps for optimizing and automating your processes (11:33)How Seth automatized his business (14:55)The benefits of outsourcing certain aspects of your business (18:10)What is the crucial difference between growing and scaling a business? (23:21)A message for all who think they can do it all by themselves (26:40)Best practices for getting new clients (33:34)The many benefits of attending events in the credit repair industry (40:00)Seth’s number one tip for people who are just starting out (47:19)Additional Resources:Get a free trial to Credit Repair CloudSign up for the Credit Hero ChallengeMake sure to subscribe so you stay up to date with our latest episodes!

Seth Greene is the nation's foremost authority on growing your business with a podcast. Seth is the co-host of the SharkPreneur podcast with Shark Tank's Kevin Harrington that was just named “One of the Top 10 Podcasts to Listen to in 2019” by NASDAQ. He is the founder of the direct response marketing firm Market Domination LLC, and he is a seven-time best selling author who has been interviewed on NBC, CBS, Forbes, Inc, CBS Moneywatch, and many more. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Seth first connected with Kevin Harrington of TV's Shark Tank and then developed a consulting relationship and partnership with him How the Market Domination Dream 50 program works to build networking relationships with key centers of influence within the entrepreneurial community How Seth and his team are working through the coronavirus crisis and identifying new opportunities in spite of difficult conditions Seth shares an example of a real estate agent adding value and building a relationship and getting a large number of referrals in return How Seth and his team have 72 affiliate partners generating new business, and how the pandemic has actually caused business to increase significantly Why enjoying talking to people and having a fairly large, established client base are the keys to Seth's methods Why Seth recommends you read Pendulum: How Past Generations Shape Our Present and Predict Our Future by Roy H. Williams and Michael R. Drew What steps Seth and his team are taking to navigate the global pandemic by staying in front of prospects and adding value for clients Why the dramatic increase in social media use during the pandemic has created an incredible marketing opportunity for entrepreneurs Why virtual events in place of in-person events can be sustainable and worthwhile, even after the pandemic passes Resources: Seth's previous appearance on the show in Episode 75: https://smartrealestatecoachpodcast.com/podcasts/seth-greene/ Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/marketdomination Get a FREE copy of Seth Greene's book, Market Domination for Podcasting: www.Marketdominationllc.com/podcast Pendulum by Roy H. Williams and Michael R. Drew: https://amzn.to/3anbE09 LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/sethgreene/ Additional resources: Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoach.com/QLS/ Smart Real Estate Coach Podcast Sponsor: Paul G. Dion CPA, CTC

Today it’s great to have Dr. Seth Gillihan on the podcast. Dr. Gillihan is a licensed psychologist who has written and lectured nationally and internationally on cognitive behavioral therapy and the role of the brain in psychiatric conditions. His books include The CBT Deck, A Mindful Year: 365 Ways to Find Connection and the Sacred in Everyday Life (co-authored with Dr. Aria Campbell-Danesh), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Made Simple,and Retrain Your Brain: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in 7 Weeks. Dr. Gillihan also blogs for Psychology Today and hosts the weekly Think Act Be podcast, which features a wide range of conversations about living more fully. He has a clinical practice in Ardmore, Pennsylvania, providing treatment to adults with insomnia, OCD, anxiety, depression, and related conditions. Find Seth on the web at sethgillihan.com. See Seth’s CBT Deck here. See the Think Act Be online school where Seth offers courses in mindfulness-centered CBT for anxiety, stress, and worry here: https://think-act-be.teachable.com/. In this episode we discuss: How Seth got into therapy  The second wave of CBT The behavioral activation approach Mindful CBT  Seth’s “Think Act Be” approach The importance of core beliefs The cheap form of self-love “Cycling the Puck” The importance of returning to the true center of ourselves The curious paradox of acceptance What is our deepest self? What is consciousness? Why waking up isn’t a once and for all experience How we can be kinder to ourselves

This week we welcome author and marketing legend Seth Godin to the Sales IQ podcast. Seth is an expert in sales and marketing and understands what it means to #bethebestyoucanbe. Seth has written multiple books on sales and marketing including works such as 'The Purple Cow' and 'What to Do When It's Your Turn (And it's Always Your Turn). With all his experiences you can bet that there is a vast amount of knowledge to be gained from listening to this episode. Where you can find Seth: https://www.sethgodin.com https://seths.blog twitter.com/ThisIsSethsBlog Timestamps: [03:30] - How Seth got into Marketing and Business  [05:05] - Why Zig Zigglar is Seth's hero [07:00] - Were there times where sales was particularly challenging?? [09:20] - The importance of a mindset and empathy [10:50] - The importance of putting the customer first  [13:20] - The balance between asking for referrals and providing the customer with the perfect experience [15:35] - The importance of identifying the problem [19:00] - The inspiration for Seth's books  [23:15] - How Seth gets the inspiration to create new content every day [25:40] - Is sales an art or science? [26:55] - Was intuition a big part of Seth's success? [28:10] - Is there anything that Seth would do differently  [29:20] - The next big thing [30:40] - Advice for upcoming Marketers

Whether you’re an avid watcher of the Emmy-winning series Robot Chicken or are more of a Buffy fan, you know today’s guest. Seth Green is an actor, voice artist, comedian, producer, writer, and director known for roles on both the small and silver screens. In this episode, Seth shares his experience having been in the business since 1984. You’ll hear how he copes with the pressure of his career, manages his busy lifestyle, and what exciting projects he has coming up. Tune in and hear how Seth is staying humble and keeping it real while enjoying every second of his creative process.   "I'm always trying to be better, but I also appreciate if I’ve ever done anything that anybody notices"- Seth Green   In this episode:  How Seth’s acting career began, and how he’s avoided traps that child actors often fall into How Seth manages his busy lifestyle  What happens when you’re an overly prepared and disciplined actor Why Seth focuses on the end goal of a piece and how the audience feels instead of what it takes to get there What inspired Seth to go film his latest movie in Thailand and what he took from his experience being there  Working twice as hard the competition to get something that really connects with the audience Why Seth tries to enjoy every part of the making process, even when it doesn’t turn out the way he hoped   Connect with Seth Green: Website- http://www.sethgreen.com Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/sethgreen Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/pages/Seth-Green/104339276268867 Twitter- https://www.twitter.com/sethgreen   Connect with Mike Escamilla: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mikeescamilla/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Mike-Rooftop-Escamilla-107550499310349/ Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/mikeescamilla

Seth Mosley’s audio career can be considered “successful” in every sense of the word. His accolades include a Grammy Award, 25 number one singles, Producer Of The Year from Billboard Magazine, as well as Songwriter of the Year Awards from SESAC and The GMA Dove Awards. Listen to this week’s episode to find out how Seth went from recording friends in his parents' basement in Circleville, Ohio, to building a seven-figure audio business without any formal training. In this episode you’ll discover: How Seth got his start in the recording industry Why Seth eventually stepped away from recording to be in his own band How getting your foot in the door with a label project can launch your career to new heights The keys to Seth’s success as a producer and songwriter Why relationships are key to success in the music world Why job boards are the worst places to find potential team members How Seth realizes that gear really is secondary to talent Why songwriters can benefit massively from learning how to produce music How royalties on hit songs are the way to make it to a seven-figure income For full show notes, go to www.thesixfigurehomestudio.com/104 If you want to suggest a guest, an idea for the podcast, or you have some general feedback, then you can submit that via email to podcast@thesixfigurehomestudio.com

Omar welcomes to the podcast entrepreneur, Seth Maxwell. Seth is the founder and CEO of The Thirst Project, a nonprofit organization that works with the support of young people to end the global water crisis. In this episode, Omar and Seth talk about what inspired Seth to get involved in this movement and what his plans are for future growth. They discuss the power of individuals helping others and the impact of social media on our society. Finally, Seth provides simple steps we all can follow to help end the global water crisis for good. 01:06 – The Thirst Project 03:43 – What inspired Seth to start The Thirst Project 07:17 – Seth’s educational background 08:01 – How Seth learned about the water crisis 11:27 – Seth talks about the genesis of The Thirst Project 12:59 – How Seth’s mother supported his passion project 16:00 – The power of helping one person 16:59 – Why young females make up the majority of The Thirst Project’s participants 19:06 – The perfect storm of social impact 22:30 – The regions of the world that The Thirst Project focuses on 25:07 – Seth speaks to the water crisis in the United States 31:21 – How to get involved in The Thirst Project 33:19 – Where listeners can follow Seth and The Thirst Project 33:35 – Parting words of wisdom from Seth 36:11 – Omar urges listeners to subscribe and review the podcast
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Seth Greene is the founder and CEO of the direct response marketing firm Market Domination, a seven-time Amazon #1 bestselling author, and the foremost expert in cutting-edge direct response marketing. Seth is also the co-host of the SharkPreneur podcast (along with Kevin Harrington of TV’s Shark Tank), which was recently named as one of 2019’s top 10 podcasts to listen to by Nasdaq. Seth has been interviewed by NBC News, CBS News and CBS Moneywatch, Forbes, Inc. Magazine, Entrepreneur.com and many other national news outlets for his marketing expertise. What You Will Learn: In the first section of the episode, Ted explains the importance of finding a guide, coach or mentor to help you make choices in your investing. He shares the secrets to finding an excellent coach or mentor and outlines the things you should look for. Are they already getting amazing results? And are they getting those same amazing results for their students? If they aren’t able to demonstrate repeatable results, they probably aren’t the right coach for you. In the second part of the episode, Ted speaks with Bob Schumacher, a Macon Georgia-based student of Ted Thomas's tax lien and tax deed system. Bob has been investing in tax deeds for around twenty years, alongside his career in forestry. Bob explains how he coaches students in tax auctions and prepares them for their first investments. He discusses what a GIS map (geographic information system map) is and how the information contained can help you better assess a property for its value. In the final section of the episode, you’ll meet Ted’s special guest Seth Greene. Seth is the founder of marketing firm Market Domination, a #1 Amazon bestselling author seven times over, and a highly sought-after expert in direct response marketing. In this portion of the episode, you will learn: How Seth used marketing tactics and principles to successfully sell his house on Facebook after his family outgrew it What innovative marketing ideas Seth and his team came up with to market his home, and who they targeted with their marketing efforts How Ted recently used Seth's same Facebook marketing strategies and was able to find the same kind of success How MarketDominationLLC.com works to drive sales and leads for their clients, regardless of industry How Seth has begun learning tax lien and tax deed strategies from Ted and is about to go to his first auction Seth explains his hiring practices, and he shares why he wants applicants to challenge him and fight for the position Why the first step to marketing a property is to determine who the ideal buyer for your property is Why it is impossible to avoid problems, why the scale of your problems will grow with your business, and why problems can create opportunities Resources from Ted Thomas: Website: www.tedthomas.com Website: www.tedthomaspodcast.com Email: info@tedthomas.com Resources from Seth Greene: Website: www.marketdominationllc.com

Importance of sales reps answering buyer questions, on video, and then distributing the video on LinkedIn to engage buyers in a way that builds trust and sets appointments over time. Show highlights: 07:00 - Seth Thompson's thoughts on majoring in communications studies. Also part of Powerlifting club. How University of Iowa and athletics made Seth the professional he is today. Valuing intellectual and physical strength and persistence. Not going to get quick wins because guaranteed results are never guaranteed. 13:00 - Idea of injury prevention in competitive fitness is similar to avoiding burn out in business. Doing the little, boring things right over time with discipline to get payoff. 16:00 - How Seth ended up in Sales. Why Seth enjoys customer facing. 21:00 - UCaaS (Unified Communications) as a service. Seth provides different ways for those that provide those services financial programs to help end customers to make purchases. SMB space is Device-as-a-Service, how do I have the latest and greatest and not go out of date. 26:00 - How Seth is acting as an advocate for his customers on LinkedIn. Using social media, not to sell customers but to educate them. Need to be using video because that's the trend to personalize to buyers. Answer questions in a non-biased way. You don't have to be an expert, just try to be helpful. 32:00 - Your personal branding content doesn't have to be perfect! Don't have to over-script, can't fear failure, it's okay to look away from the camera and sound dumb. Putting something out there imperfect is better than never putting anything at all. 36:00 - The internet didn't allow us to share video the same way. Sales people are so well suited in this new age of selling. 37:00 - Concern about not being an industry expert to not technobabble. How do you add value to a customer base without being technical in a technical industry? Seth says that you don't have to share groundbreaking stuff. Think of the top 10 questions your customers ask and "who is Seth?". Start asking questions. That's all you have to do and 80% of buyers will have the same questions. 42:00 - in 6 months you will start seeing return, Sales Navigator. You have to cold call and follow-up after sharing and engaging on LinkedIn. 45:20 - Seth's company wants him to get better at LinkedIn and supports him to do it. Takes it back to his business and makes a case. Virtual networking events. "LinkedIn is digital industry event our our time." 48:00 - Every lead you got at a tradeshow doesn't call you back, either...don't know how to do it without selling." I'm a person first, and then I happen to sell this, too. That buyer must believe in you first to buy from you. 50:00 - Company can take your tools, but they can't take your personal brand. 52:30 - Job hopping and documenting your story on LinkedIn. Protect career. 54:00 - Sales Leaders, you want these personal branding sales reps on your team because they will bring you customers. 55:00 - "I trust Aaron, he trusts his company, so therefore I trust his company." 56:00 - a lot of buyers aren't active on LinkedIn, and even if they are your still have to cold call and email. 57:00 - Final thoughts from Seth, driving the point home about being okay with failure and finding ways to help other professionals in personal development and their jobs.  

Seth is a Nationally Recognized Direct Response Marketing Expert. Seth Greene is the author of seven best-selling marketing books, and his latest book, Market Domination for Podcasting is on the shelves at Barnes & Noble now. Seth is the co-host of the SharkPreneur podcast with Shark Tank's Kevin Harrington. Seth has been interviewed on the news on NBC twice, CBS once, featured in Inc magazine, Forbes, CBS MoneyWatch, NBC, CBS News, The LA Times, The Boston Globe, The Miami Herald, and the #1 Morning radio show in New York City. Seth is the founder of one of the fastest growing direct response marketing firms in the country, www.MarketDominationLLC.com, that will make new customers appear for your business like magic. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Seth began his career in marketing, and how his first steps to success involved stopping cold-calling How Seth defines marketing, and what he does that differs from traditional marketing taught in college Seth's advice for real estate professionals looking to market their services more effectively What best practices and strategies Seth suggests for lead generation to target potential sellers How to have your existing marketing critiqued by Seth and his team of professionals, or to look into working with Seth Why it's crucial to find experienced mentors who specialize in the areas you want to learn What challenges and lessons Seth learned when the rug was pulled out from under a lucrative contract Seth thought he'd obtained What three things Seth does every day to grow himself and to find the right mindset for success Seth's recommended reading list of business and personal growth books What advice present-day Seth would give his younger self for scaling his business faster and avoiding roadblocks Resources: SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/MarketDomination SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/MarketDominationPodcast SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/QLS Seth Greene's Recommended Reading List: Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand: http://a.co/d/h16nO5I Scaling Up by Verne Harnish: http://a.co/d/cjppm6b Expert Secrets by Russell Brunson: http://a.co/d/c6qeELj The Four Dollar Sandwich by Dr. Corey Malnikof: http://a.co/d/iac7yJf The Star Principle by Richard Koch: http://a.co/d/cTmNyLq

Seth Godin (@thisissethsblog, seths.blog) is the author of 18 bestselling books that have been translated into more than 35 languages. He was inducted into the Direct Marketing Hall of Fame in 2013 and has founded several companies, including Yoyodyne and Squidoo. His blog (which you can find by typing “Seth” into Google) is one of the most popular in the world.Seth writes about marketing, strategic quitting, leadership, the way ideas spread, and challenging the status quo in all areas.His books include Linchpin, Tribes, The Dip, and Purple Cow, among others, and Seth’s newest book is This Is Marketing: You Can’t Be Seen Until You Learn to See. You can find out more at seths.blog/tim (tim = This Is Marketing, not my name), where you will also find a free PDF excerpt from the book and related videos.Last but not least, Seth is the founder of the altMBA, an intense four-week online leadership and management workshop. Find out more at altmba.com.In this episode, we explore many topics, including:How Seth deals with overwhelmHow Seth chooses projectsHow to say “no” to the unimportant and set boundariesLong work vs. hard workThe world’s worst bossHow to find your “smallest viable audience”Non-marketing books that are master classes in great marketingCrafting April Fool’s jokesAnd much, much more…Enjoy!Click here for the show notes for this episode.This episode is brought to you exclusively by LinkedIn Marketing Solutions, the go-to tool for B2B marketers and advertisers who want to drive brand awareness, generate leads, or build long-term relationships that result in real business impact.With a community of more than 575 million professionals, LinkedIn is gigantic, but it can be hyper-specific. You have access to a diverse group of people all searching for things they need to grow professionally, and four out of five users are decision-makers at their companies — so you can build relationships that really matter and drive your business objectives forward. LinkedIn has the marketing tools to help you target your customers with precision, right down to job title, company name, industry, etc. Why spray and pray with your marketing dollars when you can be surgical? To redeem your free $100 LinkedIn ad credit and launch your first campaign, go to LinkedIn.com/TFS!***If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests. I also love reading the reviews!For show notes and past guests, please visit tim.blog/podcast.Sign up for Tim’s email newsletter (“5-Bullet Friday”) at tim.blog/friday.For transcripts of episodes, go to tim.blog/transcripts.Interested in sponsoring the podcast? Please fill out the form at tim.blog/sponsor.Discover Tim’s books: tim.blog/books.Follow Tim:Twitter: twitter.com/tferriss Instagram: instagram.com/timferrissFacebook: facebook.com/timferriss YouTube: youtube.com/timferriss

What are some things we need to know about electric cars and the future of renewable energy? What does it take to scale our audience size into the millions, so that we can inspire and engage with more people with our work? Our guest today is Seth Leitman of Green Living Guy – an expert on electric cars and renewable energy who's worked for the state of New York on green energy and who writes about LED green lighting, indoor air quality, alternative-fueled vehicles, and more. Let's dive in.   HIGHIGHTS:  [7:52] How Seth has managed to balance creating helpful content for people while also making money. [8:59] Seth: "Just keep showing up. Find one thing in particular that you're an expert in and focus on it. And then from there, everything else becomes obvious." [9:39] Kaméa: "What's been the key to Green Living Guy really taking off and becoming a leader in this space?" [12:20] Kaméa: "What's something most people don't know about electric cars that we should know?" [16:27] What Seth thinks is our biggest roadblock today to transitioning to renewable energy on a national and global scale. [18:04] How investing in solar energy for your home or business can actually save instead of cost you money.   Thanks for bringing your light! Find the full show notes with links and resources at www.greendreamer.com/68, and share your #1 takeaway from the episode tagging our featured guest and me @KameaChayne to spread the light and to let us know you're tuning in!

Seth Sternberg is the Founder & CEO @ Honor, the startup that provides homecare your family will love. To date Seth has raised over $60m in funding with Honor from the likes of Thrive Capital, a16z, Homebrew and 8VC. Prior to Honor, Seth was the Co-founder & CEO of Meebo, a web communications platform backed by the likes of Sequoia, Khosla and True Ventures. Meebo reached $50M in revenue and close to half of the US internet population before being acquired by Google for $100M in 2012. At Google, Seth became a Product Director working on the Google+ Platform and GoogleX. Seth is also a prolific angel investor with a portfolio including the likes of Fitbit and Gusto to name a few. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Seth made his way into the world of startups with the founding of Sequoia backed, Meebo? How did he transition from social network to homecare provision? 2.) From his experience with Meebo, what are the biggest elements Seth has done differently with the building of Honor? What was successful the first time that he has carried with him to Honor? How does Seth approach the hiring process fundamentally differently the 2nd time around? 3.) Seth has worked with the likes of Sequoia, Khosla, Thrive and more, what are the commonalities that make the best VCs so special? Where does Seth believe VCs can add true value? Where do many seriously detract value? Why does Seth believe that 80% of VCs are actually detrimental to board meetings? 4.) What 3 questions must all founders ask when considering to take on a new investor? What is that investor-founder assessment structure? When there is a disagreement with investors, how does Seth approach this? What is the best method for doing this in as fast and efficient method as possible? 5.) Would Seth agree with David Barrett @ Expensify that we are going through a wave of founders creating companies for the quick flip? How does Seth's 20-year time horizon with Honor affect how he both thinks about hiring and individual scaling within the firm? Why is he so jealous of Google and Facebook with regards to this? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Seth’s Fave Book: The Firm As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Seth on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. We also speak about Movidiam – as brands turn to smarter ways of creating video and digital content, the Movidiam platform offers faster turnarounds whilst maintaining or improving quality. They’re already working with some of the biggest, most innovative companies to help compare teams and freelancers across the global curated network of creative talent. Producers and marketers looking for the best creatives can get a shortlist from Movidiam’s account managers in hours – tailored to their project’s needs. Submit a brief or check out the platform at Movidiam.com.

Welcome to the second installment of our Water Wars trilogy, featuring Seth Leaf Pruzansky of Tourmaline Springs. In this episode, our guest delivers a profoundly spiritual, yet practical point of view of water, one of natures greatest gifts to all life on earth. Have you ever wondered what water is, where it comes from, and why it's so crucial to our survival? Are you aware that your body and brain are mostly water? If we are made primarily of water, then wouldn't it stand to reason that our top health priority should be learning everything we can about this substance, and how to find the best possible source? When it comes to the water we drink and bathe in, there are thousands of choices, and most of them come with considerable health risks. Tap water is subject to endless sources of toxic contamination, despite the various forms of filtration available, and much of the bottled water on the market comes with challenges of its own - which in most cases puts it in the same lower class of safety as tap water, not to mention limitations of sustainability and adverse environmental impact. After over a decade of personal research and development, I have chosen almost exclusively to drink genuinely natural, wild, unadulterated spring water. However, in recent months there have been thousands of web articles and television reports about the supposed 'dangers' of people drinking such water. The vast majority of reports have positioned the practice of drinking unprocessed spring water as a 'new, dangerous trend' as if humans have not managed to survive on the planet for the past two million years drinking it. In light of much recent fake news propaganda put forth by the mainstream media, I've taken it upon myself to tell the other side of the story about what I believe to be nature's most significant, and mysterious gift to all life on earth. It can be argued, that after oxygen, water is in fact, the root of all life. When I set out to provide listeners of the show with a comprehensive guide to all things water, I had to track down Seth Leaf Pruzansky. Seth is one of America's most committed advocates for consuming natural spring water, using his company Tourmaline Springs as a vehicle by which to share his love of water with the very fortunate residents of the East Coast. In this episode, Seth is going to do nothing short of blowing your mind with his vast and intimate knowledge of this mysterious liquid we call water. Please do someone you love a favor by sharing this profoundly impactful podcast with them. Now more than ever, we humans need to claim our divine birthright to drink water as nature intended it. Now go get hydrated! Luke   Topics Discussed On This PART TWO Episode:   How Seth got into spring water and started his own company  What is TDS and why a water lower in minerals is a better option  How the geographic location and the type of rock spring comes from determines the overall quality of that water  The difference between surface water and ground water  Why it’s important to lab test the water in some cases to make sure it’s safe  Primary water, and why it’s the most absolutely pure water on the planet  The fact that the Earth actually makes water The pros & cons of tap, filtered and bottled water The environmental destruction from corporations, and how it will take conscious entrepreneurship from small businesses to change the course The challenges his company faced with regulations to bring unadulterated water to market How the water industry affects the environment: the good, the bad and the ugly  How Seth discovered how to make non toxic plastic bottles for his company Tourmaline Spring  How you tell a specific spring is safe  Why the media has recently attacked the spring water industry  How there’s no such thing as free water Lifestyle recommendations  More about this episode Watch on YouTube If you missed Part One w/ Daniel Vitalis, click here.    THIS SHOW IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY: ALTERRA PURE. 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Seth Feingersh produces Gary’s podcast The GaryVee Audio Experience, as well as his Alexa skill, GaryVee 365, and other projects within the VaynerX world. During the show, you get a detailed description of Gary Vaynerchuk’s podcast and livestreaming setup. Find out what he uses and why he uses it.   Discussed Links: Garyvee's podcast & livestreaming setup Twitter Facebook Imsethfeingersh.com Daymond John, DJ Clue & Joe Anderson- Brown Paper Bags Ep 2 Introducing #podSessions My Podcasting Gear: Shure SM58-LC Cardioid Dynamic Vocal Microphone Shure Foam Windscreen Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 XLR Cable Time Stamps: 00:23 - How Seth got to work for Gary Vaynerchuk 02:41 - Gary’s starting podcasting gear 03:49 - Microphones & the Audio interface 05:08 - Gain and cloudlifters with the SM7b 06:06 - XLR cables & boom mic arms 08:48 - Macbook, DSLRs, and Black Magic 09:33 - Recording with OBS and thunderbolt 12:28 - Wearing headphones recording 13:29 - Budget podcasting gear 15:00 - Zoom portable mic 16:07 - Mistakes to learn from 18:43 - Adobe Creative Cloud, Adobe Audition Software 20:43 - Editing style & social media sharing Must-Have Resources! FREE Podcast Launch Checklist: Launch your podcast in 21 simple steps! Podcast Ninja Dojo: Join our community of podcasters from around the world! Hire a Podcast Ninja: Save time and outsource your podcast!     NOTE: If you purchase an item using my Amazon link, it provides me a small referral fee.

Podcasting is at an all-time high both in production and consumption. 1 in 4 Americans have listened to at least one podcast in the past month and according to Edison Research and Triton Digital, this number will continue to rise. Businesses are using podcasts as a platform for marketing now more than ever. Leading this trend is podcast expert Seth Greene! In this episode of Home Business Radio, Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Managing Editor Sherilyn Colleen interview Seth Greene, author of Market Domination for Podcasting and founder of www.MarketDominationLLC.com. Seth explores why podcast users make for an interesting advertising segment, and how small businesses can take advantage of this under-appreciated marketing tool. Subjects discussed in podcast include: * How Seth got started in podcasting * How he became an authority in podcast marketing * How to monetize a podcast without selling ads * How to get guests without an audience * The most common mistake business owners make when it comes to their marketing * What direct response marketing is and how it differs from traditional branding * The most important factor when it comes to the success or failure of any marketing campaign * An example of how changing your target market can transform your business So come aboard and sail with us as we share success tips for launching a podcast or utilizing one to market a business, with podcast expert Seth Greene. Episode Sponsor: The Little Jimmy's Italian Ices & Push Carts, www.italianice.net

Podcasting is at an all-time high both in production and consumption. 1 in 4 Americans have listened to at least one podcast in the past month and according to Edison Research and Triton Digital, this number will continue to rise. Businesses are using podcasts as a platform for marketing now more than ever. Leading this trend is podcast expert Seth Greene! In this episode of Home Business Radio, Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Managing Editor Sherilyn Colleen interview Seth Greene, author of Market Domination for Podcasting and founder of www.MarketDominationLLC.com. Seth explores why podcast users make for an interesting advertising segment, and how small businesses can take advantage of this under-appreciated marketing tool. Subjects discussed in podcast include: * How Seth got started in podcasting * How he became an authority in podcast marketing * How to monetize a podcast without selling ads * How to get guests without an audience * The most common mistake business owners make when it comes to their marketing * What direct response marketing is and how it differs from traditional branding * The most important factor when it comes to the success or failure of any marketing campaign * An example of how changing your target market can transform your business So come aboard and sail with us as we share success tips for launching a podcast or utilizing one to market a business, with podcast expert Seth Greene. Episode Sponsor: The Little Jimmy's Italian Ices & Push Carts, www.italianice.net

MR81: In this week's episode, I talked with Dr. Seth Elsheimer from Orlando FL. Seth ran 239 marathon/ultra (as of this interview), and he is still running 20+ marathon/ultra a year at his age of 60+. He has completed 50 states marathon twice, and ultra marathon once. It is a great to have Seth on Mruns' podcast and share his story about his running journey. In this episode, Seth and I talked about -Seth's start of running journey -How Seth managed to run 50 US states marathons twice and ultra marathon once? -What does it takes to be 50 stater? -Running and racing advice -Much More Music by: bensound.com Seth's Running: http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~sethe/MarathonStatesMap.html Enjoy, Share and Subscribe!

Today’s guest is Seth Stephens-Davidowitz, author of Everybody Lies: Big Data, New Data and What the Internet Can Tell Us About Who We Really Are. During our conversation Seth talks about what it was like to work at Google and why he left, how he went about analyzing the data for his book, why he believes we are all liars, and what he learned about our true human nature.   Seth Stephens-Davidowitz has used data from the internet -- particularly Google searches -- to get new insights into the human psyche. A book summarizing his research, Everybody Lies, was published in May 2017. He worked for one-and-a-half years as a data scientist at Google and is currently a contributing op-ed writer for the New York Times. He is a former visiting lecturer at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. Seth received his BA in philosophy from Stanford, and his PhD in economics from Harvard. The area of big data that Seth researches is ‘social science questions about what people want and need’. It is very straightforward based on information that humans create. (Like from Google or Facebook) Traditional social science experiments take months but today it is possible to experiment in minutes using such resources as Facebook. When asked what a data scientist is, Seth said that it is someone who knows how to code and build models of human behavior to predict what people will do and what will work in the future. For his book, Everybody Lies, Seth used Google searches to measure racism, self-induced abortion, depression, child abuse, hateful mobs, science of humor, sexual preference, anxiety, son preference, and sexual insecurity, among many other topics. Just a few of the topics discussed in the book are sex, searches for sons vs. searches for daughters, anxiety, and insecurity. Sex: When asked questions about these sensitive subjects, people may lie. But searches indicated a variety of areas people search - areas that people don’t talk about. Therefore, people seem to have more interest in these topics than they are willing to admit. Son/Daughter Searches with the term ‘daughter’ are most often asking about issues related to appearance. For example, ‘How can I get my daughter to lose weight?’ For the term ‘son’ it is often, ‘Is my son gifted?’ There seem to be marked differences between sons/daughters in the searches that use these two terms. Anxiety: While common thinking may be that those living in large urban areas such as NYC or San Francisco are more anxious, Seth’s research showed that searches for these terms was higher in Kentucky, Rhode Island and Maine - and in rural areas, contrary to common thought. Insecurity: Stereotypes are often wrong. It is often assumed that women have many more insecurities about their bodies. However, the data does not show an overwhelming number of women versus men searching about these topics. In fact, about 60% were women and 40% of searches are men – not a ‘blowout’ on the side of women - that might have been thought. Seth’s advice for individuals living in this new data world is to understand that Google has a lot of incentive monetarily to keep our data private, so he is not worried. One thing he is concerned about is that we may enter a society where we put resources such as time and energy, towards how we present ‘on paper’, because we are worried that we might be penalized based upon our ‘paper trail’ - and that could become a problem. His advice to organizations is to use A/B testing (analyzing what people click on) is highly effective and should be used even more.   What you will learn in this episode: ● Surprising most often searched terms in Google ● Advice for individuals living in this new data world ● Tips and discussion on Google Trends – website with data that is available to everyone ● What was it like working for Google and why he left ● How Seth analyzed the data for his book ● Why Seth believes we are all liars  

TEM107: Seth Hanes on how to get guest appearances on podcasts and blogs, getting a self-published book to number one on three different Amazon lists and why strategy should always dictate tactics (and not the other way around) Seth Hanes returns to TEM to tell us all about how he got his book, Break Into the Scene, to #1 on three different Amazon lists. What You'll Learn: The importance of having specific goals when marketing and of having a feedback loop to verify whether what you were doing was productive Why strategy should always dictate tactics and not the other way around Why the first step should always be identifying a specific problem your product or service will solve for people How Seth built an email list (including the hard part - getting the first 100 subscribers!) and how he used it to help launch the book The importance of validating an idea or product early in the process to make sure anyone will buy it How he was able to get booked as a guest on 10 podcasts and write 10 guest blog posts in conjunction with the book launch Gary Vaynerchuk's advice on how to launch a book (which is really easy for anyone to do for no money at all and applies to anything, not just a book) Why he writes in his own voice in spite of the occasional critic Why the key to marketing yourself as a musician is pushing past the discomfort Links: "Break Into the Scene" Seth's blog post on launching his book Seth's email musiciansguidetohustling.com Aaron Campbell's Young Musician's Guide Podcast TEM 41: Don't Start with Logistics (TEM Short) TEM 101: Noa Kageyama of The Bulletproof Musician on the Rule of Thirds, Building a Huge Email List and What Entrepreneurs Can Learn From Performance Psychology Jason Heath's Contrabass Conversations Rob Knopper's auditionhacker Show notes for all episodes of TEM including topics discussed, links to all books and websites referenced can be found at: http://www.andrewhitz.com/shownotes Don't miss the debut of the TEM Newsletter! Sign up to receive a free copy of 7 Lessons I Learned from the First 100 Episodes of TEM. 1. Help me get to my goal of $50 per episode on Patreon by pledging as little as $1 per episode to support the show: https://www.patreon.com/tempodcast. 2. Help me get to my goal of 50 ratings at iTunes (I'm really close!) by leaving a rating and review. Follow TEM on Instagram and Twitter and Facebook And finally, a huge thank you to Parker Mouthpieces for providing the hosting for TEM. Produced by Joey Santillo for Pedal Note Media

Seth Bannon is a Founding Partner at Fifty Years, a San Francisco seed fund that backs entrepreneurs solving the world's biggest problems with technology. With a proclivity for deep tech, Seth has invested in a range of startups shaping the world for the better -- from a company culturing real meat to eat without animals, to a company building small satellites to cover the earth in internet. A graduate of Y Combinator, Seth was named twice to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for Social Entrepreneurship.   In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Seth made his way from working on Obama's digital campaign to being a YC founder to now, founding Fifty Years? 2.) What is the Friedman Doctrine? Why does Seth think it is the most dangerous doctrine in the world? What leads Seth to believe in the potential for both purpose + profit? What is driving this change in millennial mindsets for the importance of purpose? 3.) Why does Seth believe we have seen a large increase in VC $ moving into deep tech as a space? What are the technical reasons for why seed stage deep tech investing is now such an attractive market segment? Do we have adequate deep tech growth financing? 4.) Why does Seth believe that much of Silicon Valley's talent is going to waste? How would Seth like to see talent redistributed to produce the greatest returns for society? What needs to be done for that to occur? 5.) Why is Seth so bullish in his belief for the need for fund cycles to be extended? How does Seth respond to suggestions that due to long development cycles in deep tech, investors have to carry companies for much longer? How has Seth seen the secondaries market open up over the last few years? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Seth’s Fave Book: The Idea Factory Seth’s Fave Blog: Hacker News Seth’s Most Recent Investment: Athelas As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Seth on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Snapchat here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. WePay helps online platforms increase revenue through integrated payments processing, helping platforms offer ROI-positive integrated payments to their users – within their UX and without taking on fraud & regulatory exposure. WePay also offers award-winning support and can even work with your team thru Slack or Zendesk. Get the payments revenue you want, without getting bogged down every time a user has a payments question. Simply visit wepay.com/harry PipeDrive is the Sales CRM and pipeline management software to use, with the primary view being the pipeline a clear visual interface that prompts you to take action, remain organized and stay in control of a complex sales process. This is why sales pros and deal makers love it (my words, not Pipedrive’s). Plus it easily lets you find the stats you need and is fully customizable. Even better, you can signup for free on here it really is a must.    

https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/whoop2 In the podcast episode , I introduce you to Will Ahmed, CEO of WHOOP, the first scientifically-grounded, self-quantification system worn by a growing number of professional and recreational athlete. Will launched WHOOP out of the Harvard Innovation Lab with his co-founders John & Aurelian, when as captain of the Harvard Men’s Varsity Squash team, he became deeply interested in how strain, recovery and sleep affected an athlete’s performance. WHOOP is currently used by Olympians, military, the world’s top trainers, and teams across all major U.S. professional and collegiate sports leagues. Since that podcast, Will has filled me in on how Crossfit athletes have been getting a ton of value out of the WHOOP, and introduced me to Mekenzie Riley, a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist by trade who has her license through the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, as well as both a Bachelors and Master’s degree in dietetics from Eastern Illinois University.  In 2016, she went to the Crossfit Games on Team OC3 Black, taking 5th place overall. Now in 2017, she been competing as an individual and finished third in the Atlantic Regional, punching her ticket to the 2017 Crossfit Games in Madison, WI. Will also introduced me to Seth Page, Owner and Co-Founder of Misfit Athletics (where Mekenzie trains). Misfit works with athletes of mixed modalities to prepare them to compete at the highest level in the sport of CrossFit. Seth started out in the more traditional field of fitness training in 2006 before transitioning to CrossFit in 2008, and began coaching athletes locally in 2009 as the sport began to gain traction. Since then, Seth and Misfit have worked with countless CrossFit Regionals and Games qualifiers. Seth's current focus includes experimenting with and refining programming for competitive athletes, all while training for his first Ironman race. In today's podcast, I have Will, Seth and Mekenzie all on the show together to talk all things WHOOP and self-quantification for Crossfit, Ironman and beyond, including: -Mekenzie's training protocol and qualifying strategy for the 2017 CrossFit Games...[14:30] -How Seth tracks eight different athletes each day and which parameters he looks at to make training decisions "on the fly"...[16:40 & 19:45] -How Seth differentiates between mental vs. physical fatigue...[26:30] -How Seth is using Crossfit to train for Ironman triathlon...[29:20] -Whether you need to be concerned about Bluetooth radiation or LED light signals from the WHOOP...[45:50 & 47:40] -Mekenzie's approach when it comes to Seth's diet, and why she has transitioned him from “carb backloading” to a more traditional diet for endurance athletes...[51:00] -How Seth and Mekenzie are using WHOOP to customize nutrition data...[60:00] -And much more! Resources from this episode: - (use code GREENFIELD for $50 off at checkout) -Podcast:  -Article:  Show Sponsors:   -biOptimizers – Crank your muscle gains to new heights by flooding your muscles with maximal amino acids without increasing your protein intake by a single gram. Go to to automatically get 10% off your order.   -Onnit - Get 10% off ANYTHING, from functional foods to supplements and beyond, at   -Organifi - Go to Discount code BEN for 20% off your order!   -Quip  - Quip is an electric toothbrush that packs premium vibration and timer features into an ultra slim design, that's half the cost of bulkier brushes. Go to to get your first refill pack free with a Quip electric toothbrush.   Do you have questions, thoughts or feedback for Will, Sam, Mekenzie or me? Leave your comments at  and one of us will reply!

BRIEF BIO: Film/TV director, entrepreneur and co-founder of the Voice & Exit festival in Austin, TX. With a personal mission to serve planetary human flourishing, Seth is dedicated to creating media and imaginative experiences that expand and push boundaries. Beyond experience design, Seth can be found aggressively climbing trees, diving at Barton Springs pool and competing on American Ninja Warrior. In this episode, you’ll learn: • Why Voice and Exit is the “Festival of the Future” • How transformation begins with the individual • Why you should question the systems and institutions around you • Why it’s important to explore all aspects of human potential–mental, physical and spiritual • How Seth went on American Ninja Warrior • How fitness is the foundation of your success • Why protesting doesn’t change anything • How to manage stress through mediation • Fitness hacks for your office space • The ethos behind Voice & Exit • Why local communities are key to changing the current broken models • Criticism without a suggested solution is only complaining • Why your beliefs creates your reality • You are your own hero and worst enemy CONNECT WITH SETH:   Thanks for Listening! Thanks so much for joining us again this week. Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see at the top of the post. If you have any questions (or would like answers to hear previously submitted voicemail questions!), head on over to  Don’t forget to visit our and join us to change your health, body, and live a Legendary Life. Until next time! Ted  

Our guest for this week’s show is raw land investment expert and founder of the popular Real Estate Investment website REtipster.com, Seth Williams. In today’s show we’re going to be speaking with Seth about his part-time investment business and how he has created multiple streams of income by buying and selling raw land. If you’ve been a loyal listener to our show for the past few years then you’ve probably heard me previously talk about this niche of raw land investing. Our company even went as far as testing this particular niche to see if it might prove to be a potential new revenue stream for our existing investment business. I think the most existing part about this niche is the fact that someone could essentially get started and buy their first deal for as low as a few hundred bucks. I personally feel that this niche offers a great opportunity for the beginning investor who has limited money and resources to get started in a “not so competitive” niche and start making some passive income streams which they can bank roll and hopefully later parlay into bigger deals. This is also a great niche for those looking for alternative ways to create additional streams of income and some phenomenal returns. Whether you’re a new or seasoned investor I’m positive that you’ll get a ton of value from our interview together.  In this show with Seth you’re going to learn: How Seth got his start as a Raw Land investor while working a full-time job. How he found a unique niche by marketing directly to tax delinquent land owners. The reasons I feel that this type of investing is a great way for new investors to get started with very little working capital and use it as a stepping stone to get into bigger commercial deals. The process of obtaining a tax delinquent property owner list from the county and how to properly scrub it. How he was able to streamline his lead generation process by utilizing a strategic recorded message and website. What the due diligence process looks like on a raw piece of land. How to properly come up with an estimated value for a vacant piece of land. What his direct mail process consists of when mailing to land owners. And much more Recommended Resources Download my free success guide, “7 habits of highly successful multi-family investors” by going to KevinBupp.com/guide Schedule your free 30 minute "no obligation" call directly with Kevin by clicking this link https://www.timetrade.com/book/KV2D2  Looking to invest in Mobile Home Parks? Want to JV with me on deals? If so, schedule a call with me and let’s talk. Click here https://www.timetrade.com/book/FGF7S

WARNING! By listening to this interview, you will be pushed beyond your comfort zone. You will be asked to invent the status quo, not just meet it. You will be pressured to stop dragging your feet and take risks you’ve been postponing. Are you up for the challenge? Are you ready to Poke The Box? Seth Godin is our distinguished guest for this Reach Personal Branding Interview. Seth will discuss his best-selling book Poke The Box in an interactive, one-hour conversation with William Arruda, founder of Reach Personal Branding. In this interview, which will be recorded, you will learn: • How Seth invented the new status quo for publishing • What it means to “poke the box” • Creative ways to overcome your fears of starting projects • Seth’s greatest failure and why failing is encouraged • How to stand out from the crowd and be remarkable • How to be a linchpin • What is means to lead a tribe • Seth Godin’s perspective on personal branding • How to get started on any project in three easy steps ***Spoiler Alert! In case you wanted to get started before the interview: 1) Don’t think about it. 2) Just start. 3) Keep starting. Bio: Seth Godin has written thirteen books that have been translated into more than thirty languages. Every one has been a bestseller. He writes about the post-industrial revolution, the way ideas spread, marketing, quitting, leadership and most of all, changing everything. American Way Magazine calls him, “America’s Greatest Marketer,” and his blog is perhaps the most popular in the world written by a single individual. His latest book, Poke The Box, is a call to action about the initiative you’re taking – in your job or in your life. Seth once again breaks the traditional publishing model by releasing it through The Domino Project. As an entrepreneur, he has founded dozens of companies, most of which failed. Yoyodyne, his first Internet company, was funded by Flatiron and Softbank and acquired by Yahoo! in 1998. It pioneered the use of ethical direct mail online, something Seth calls Permission Marketing. He was VP of Direct Marketing at Yahoo! for a year. His latest company, Squidoo.com, is ranked among the top 125 sites in the US (by traffic) by Quantcast. It allows anyone (even you) to build a page about any topic you’re passionate about. The site raises money for charity and pays royalties to its million plus members. For more information about Seth, visit: http://sethgodin.typepad.com/

Seth Eckert is a freelance animator and the owner of The Furrow, a studio specializing in animation, illustration, direction and film, based in Lexington, Kentucky. During our conversation, we talked about the practicalities of freelancing, the pro's of collaboration and the difficult balance of structuring work and life. Links: https://twitter.com/seth_eckert https://dribbble.com/seth_eckert http://setheckert.com/ http://thefurrow.tv/  Highlights: -Hating the work you used to do -How to find satisfaction in the work that you’ve done -The power collaboration -New people helps make up for your weaknesses -Cel work -How Seth started in animation -School -Learning programs -Jumping to freelance from full time job -Insurance and retirement -Working with Facebook -Mimicking people’s work -Life/work balance -Business names -Directing, animation, communication balance -The future of Furrow -Dream client: people who are the coolest to work with -Favorite animated film: Tangled -What does your daughter think you do: I sit in my office all day -Animalator: a peacock or a bear