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In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast,  we have an incredible guest, Travis Huff who shares knowledge and insights on how to stay ahead in business all through this crisis, how to win financial challenge and get rich, what are the good things during this COVID-19 pandemic, and gives out some tips on how to take your social & influence marketing to the next level! Travis “2Tallin” Huff is a father, music producer, podcaster, investor, social media management/marketing expert, and CEO at Real-time Outsource, a full-service optimization & management firm specializing in all things in social media. Since June 2009, it helps optimize over 1,120+ campaigns, manage whole content, conversation, and the whole community for businesses, Ad agencies, PR firms, Digital agencies, non-profits, and associations that have delivered millions of engagements, exposure, leads, sales and viral love. Aside from that, Travis also worked in broadcast television for 15 years including ABC television. His goal in life is to help businesses increase revenue using effective traceable marketing/advertising. Right now, Travis and his team are dealing with COVID-19 and constantly on the real customer service side of things. As they're certain that giving services is key today. Relative to this, Travis believes that everything happens when you just listen to people. Just what he did a year ago, he pays attention to his customer who wanted to build a reputation. Now, he came up with a reputation software for clients. Hence, according to him, this isn't the time to get stuck on the corner, and wait for everything to return to normal. Rather this is the best time to start a business. The best time to lean in and get advantage of the opportunities. Moreover, people adopted the new norms of working from home during these quarantine times. People have more time connecting to families, and more time on themselves. So, grab this time to discover new things, and learning that technologies can do more than we realized. Now is the best time to engage with people, increase the engagement, likability, sales, and get more positive reviews on your brand/business. How? Simply, it is just by using your platform, social media, email list to talk to your customers, and advertise because these times are cheaper than ever! Some Questions I Ask: For those who don't know about Real Time Outsource, who are you guys? What do you guys do? (00:23) Over the last 11-12 years you've been in this social marketing space and game, what still remains true today as you did back then? (03:57) What are some of the things that have fizzled out that people might think it's working or not or it's trending in that direction that's being played out? (10:35) What are the current challenges that you see right now in your digital landscape? Where these exciting opportunities start to present themselves that maybe people weren't paying attention to yet? (19:33) Which ones are the best platforms for people to be marketing on right now or just using to create relationships, alliances, and build their network out? (27:57) What are your thoughts on for TikTok as a lot of people are saying it's too young of an audience? (30:42) Tell me a bit more about your thoughts on this new trend of IG Live? (31:51) What are your thoughts on Crisis Marketing right now? (37:31) If you were to have $10, 000 right now as a small business owner, how do you spend it? (44:40) In This Episode, You Will Learn: Why Gmail.com is the number social media channel (02:22) Travis three winning strategies in social marketing business (04:12) Why some companies don't want to go back to the traditional style of working in the office (09:54) Positive things with technologies during this COVID crisis (13:09) How Travis motivate himself to live a happier life (14:17) Travis three biggest challenges in life (15:42) How Travis win the finance challenge and become rich (17:14) The Separation Season (18:46) Tips on advertising strategies (20:22) Why Zoom is the most used among any other social media platforms (32:50) Why Travis loves investing (46:30) Quotes: “Social is so much more than just marketing.” “The best time right now is to start a business in recession baby.” “I love my life.” “This is my life and I love it, and if I don't like certain things about it, make change.” “It's always on you.” “You are the cause of why you don't have money, it's not anyone else and it's you.” “50% off tends to be the threshold that works the best.” “Just do you because the more you do for you, the more you can do for others.” Connect with Travis Huff on: Website Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Be Real Show Podcast

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast,  we have an incredible guest, Travis Huff who shares knowledge and insights on how to stay ahead in business all through this crisis, how to win financial challenge and get rich, what are the good things during this COVID-19 pandemic, and gives out some tips on how to take your social & influence marketing to the next level! Travis “2Tallin” Huff is a father, music producer, podcaster, investor, social media management/marketing expert, and CEO at Real-time Outsource, a full-service optimization & management firm specializing in all things in social media. Since June 2009, it helps optimize over 1,120+ campaigns, manage whole content, conversation, and the whole community for businesses, Ad agencies, PR firms, Digital agencies, non-profits, and associations that have delivered millions of engagements, exposure, leads, sales and viral love. Aside from that, Travis also worked in broadcast television for 15 years including ABC television. His goal in life is to help businesses increase revenue using effective traceable marketing/advertising. Right now, Travis and his team are dealing with COVID-19 and constantly on the real customer service side of things. As they’re certain that giving services is key today. Relative to this, Travis believes that everything happens when you just listen to people. Just what he did a year ago, he pays attention to his customer who wanted to build a reputation. Now, he came up with a reputation software for clients. Hence, according to him, this isn’t the time to get stuck on the corner, and wait for everything to return to normal. Rather this is the best time to start a business. The best time to lean in and get advantage of the opportunities. Moreover, people adopted the new norms of working from home during these quarantine times. People have more time connecting to families, and more time on themselves. So, grab this time to discover new things, and learning that technologies can do more than we realized. Now is the best time to engage with people, increase the engagement, likability, sales, and get more positive reviews on your brand/business. How? Simply, it is just by using your platform, social media, email list to talk to your customers, and advertise because these times are cheaper than ever! Some Questions I Ask: For those who don’t know about Real Time Outsource, who are you guys? What do you guys do? (00:23) Over the last 11-12 years you’ve been in this social marketing space and game, what still remains true today as you did back then? (03:57) What are some of the things that have fizzled out that people might think it’s working or not or it’s trending in that direction that’s being played out? (10:35) What are the current challenges that you see right now in your digital landscape? Where these exciting opportunities start to present themselves that maybe people weren’t paying attention to yet? (19:33) Which ones are the best platforms for people to be marketing on right now or just using to create relationships, alliances, and build their network out? (27:57) What are your thoughts on for TikTok as a lot of people are saying it’s too young of an audience? (30:42) Tell me a bit more about your thoughts on this new trend of IG Live? (31:51) What are your thoughts on Crisis Marketing right now? (37:31) If you were to have $10, 000 right now as a small business owner, how do you spend it? (44:40) In This Episode, You Will Learn: Why Gmail.com is the number social media channel (02:22) Travis three winning strategies in social marketing business (04:12) Why some companies don’t want to go back to the traditional style of working in the office (09:54) Positive things with technologies during this COVID crisis (13:09) How Travis motivate himself to live a happier life (14:17) Travis three biggest challenges in life (15:42) How Travis win the finance challenge and become rich (17:14) The Separation Season (18:46) Tips on advertising strategies (20:22) Why Zoom is the most used among any other social media platforms (32:50) Why Travis loves investing (46:30) Quotes: “Social is so much more than just marketing.” “The best time right now is to start a business in recession baby.” “I love my life.” “This is my life and I love it, and if I don’t like certain things about it, make change.” “It’s always on you.” “You are the cause of why you don’t have money, it’s not anyone else and it’s you.” “50% off tends to be the threshold that works the best.” “Just do you because the more you do for you, the more you can do for others.” Connect with Travis Huff on: Website Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Be Real Show Podcast

I’ve got a great guest on the podcast today here to help YOU make money. I’m talking with Billy Thorpe, a podcasting coach and founder of Copilot Studio. He’s here today to reveal some secrets about how he makes thousands of dollars off sponsors - even when his podcast audience is on the smaller side - and how you can, too! In this episode, Travis and Billy talk about: How Travis has typically been anti-sponsor in the past but thinks Billy’s perspective on and success with sponsors is very valuable. How it’s always worth asking around to potential sponsors - if you never ask, the answer can only be a “no.” Why more niche shows can have better luck finding sponsors. If you’re niche, you know your audience well and can tailor the perfect sponsor to that audience. How you need to approach a potential sponsor with a full media kit, a plan for your brand, and really be able to sell yourself and your community. Why you need to make your approach more about community-building together, rather than a plea to a random company for help with your bills. The traditional advertising CPM model (based on numbers) and how to subvert that. How and why to talk about your audience as people, not numbers. Why you need to be honest and have an integrity-based mindset when choosing which sponsors to approach: you want to match the sponsor’s products and service to what your audience truly wants and needs. How to start the conversation with a potential sponsor once you’ve identified who you want. Why podcasters have an advantage when seeking sponsors because we’re used to using our voices - it’s more personable to reach out to sponsors over the phone. Why you need to remind folks that their advertising will exist as long as your podcast exists, instead of expiring like a billboard. How Travis and Billy are co-hosting Clubhouse rooms on podcast monetization. Keep an eye out! Memorable Quotes “It was not out of desperation, but more out of collaboration that you’re reaching out to these companies.” “If you give people what they want the most, you’re going to get what you want out of life.” Links to Resources Billy Thorpe: Instagram | Youtube Subscribe to Billy’s Podcast and give him a 5-star review! Check out Billy’s course 4 Ways to Monetize Your Podcast Fast! Look for us in Clubhouse in the How to Podcast Club. If you enjoyed this episode, please hit that subscribe button!

In this episode we're catching up with Travis Roberts to chat about all things Windows Virtual Desktop, Azure, and a lot more.In part due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, 2020 saw the use of Windows Virtual Desktop soar. Many companies are in the process of switching their networks over to the Cloud. Mike’s guest today is Travis Roberts, the Senior Networking Systems Administrator at RBA Consulting. Travis has a background of working in corporate IT for over 20 years, but he made a switch when he realized he wanted to focus less on management and more on consulting. He has lots of experience with Windows Virtual Desktop (and more) and creates content online to help others learn how to better utilize this technology.In this episode, we talk about…Travis’s background, how he got into consulting, and what the transition was like coming to that from corporate jobs.How Azure has been ramping up and is currently neck and neck with AWS.Why, at this point, most Systems Administrators are essentially Cloud Developers, as well.How you have to think a bit differently when using ARM templates and PowerShell.Why moving to the Cloud can save a business a lot of overhead expenses.The mindset shift involved in maintaining a server rack with manual switches and buttons, versus working within Azure.Why setting up a virtual network within Windows Virtual Desktop is so much faster than the traditional means.Why you need to continuously learn given the way technology is shifting now -and how if you learn it sooner, you can help others as they shift to the Cloud during the next decade.How building a brand can help you, and if you’re interested, you should start writing a blog or making Youtube videos.The importance of Source Control and how Travis has been using Github.The switch from using JSON to using HCL.How Travis has been seeing that he’s been needing to learn more about Continuous Integration.Resources from this episode:Travis on TwitterTravis onYouTubeTravis on LinkedInUdemy Course Discount: Zero to Hero with Windows Virtual Desktop

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast,  we have an incredible guest, Travis Huff who shares knowledge and insights on how to stay ahead in business all through this crisis, how to win financial challenge and get rich, what are the good things during this COVID-19 pandemic, and gives out some tips on how to take your social & influence marketing to the next level! Travis “2Tallin” Huff is a father, music producer, podcaster, investor, social media management/marketing expert, and CEO at Real-time Outsource, a full-service optimization & management firm specializing in all things in social media. Since June 2009, it helps optimize over 1,120+ campaigns, manage whole content, conversation, and the whole community for businesses, Ad agencies, PR firms, Digital agencies, non-profits, and associations that have delivered millions of engagements, exposure, leads, sales and viral love. Aside from that, Travis also worked in broadcast television for 15 years including ABC television. His goal in life is to help businesses increase revenue using effective traceable marketing/advertising. Right now, Travis and his team are dealing with COVID-19 and constantly on the real customer service side of things. As they’re certain that giving services is key today. Relative to this, Travis believes that everything happens when you just listen to people. Just what he did a year ago, he pays attention to his customer who wanted to build a reputation. Now, he came up with a reputation software for clients. Hence, according to him, this isn’t the time to get stuck on the corner, and wait for everything to return to normal. Rather this is the best time to start a business. The best time to lean in and get advantage of the opportunities. Moreover, people adopted the new norms of working from home during these quarantine times. People have more time connecting to families, and more time on themselves. So, grab this time to discover new things, and learning that technologies can do more than we realized. Now is the best time to engage with people, increase the engagement, likability, sales, and get more positive reviews on your brand/business. How? Simply, it is just by using your platform, social media, email list to talk to your customers, and advertise because these times are cheaper than ever! Some Questions I Ask: For those who don’t know about Real Time Outsource, who are you guys? What do you guys do? (00:23) Over the last 11-12 years you’ve been in this social marketing space and game, what still remains true today as you did back then? (03:57) What are some of the things that have fizzled out that people might think it’s working or not or it’s trending in that direction that’s being played out? (10:35) What are the current challenges that you see right now in your digital landscape? Where these exciting opportunities start to present themselves that maybe people weren’t paying attention to yet? (19:33) Which ones are the best platforms for people to be marketing on right now or just using to create relationships, alliances, and build their network out? (27:57) What are your thoughts on for TikTok as a lot of people are saying it’s too young of an audience? (30:42) Tell me a bit more about your thoughts on this new trend of IG Live? (31:51) What are your thoughts on Crisis Marketing right now? (37:31) If you were to have $10, 000 right now as a small business owner, how do you spend it? (44:40) In This Episode, You Will Learn: Why Gmail.com is the number social media channel (02:22) Travis three winning strategies in social marketing business (04:12) Why some companies don’t want to go back to the traditional style of working in the office (09:54) Positive things with technologies during this COVID crisis (13:09) How Travis motivate himself to live a happier life (14:17) Travis three biggest challenges in life (15:42) How Travis win the finance challenge and become rich (17:14) The Separation Season (18:46) Tips on advertising strategies (20:22) Why Zoom is the most used among any other social media platforms (32:50) Why Travis loves investing (46:30)   Quotes: “Social is so much more than just marketing.” “The best time right now is to start a business in recession baby.” “I love my life.” “This is my life and I love it, and if I don’t like certain things about it, make change.” “It’s always on you.” “You are the cause of why you don’t have money, it’s not anyone else and it’s you.” “50% off tends to be the threshold that works the best.” “Just do you because the more you do for you, the more you can do for others.”                       Connect with Travis Huff on: Website Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Be Real Show Podcast

Travis Watts is a full-time passive investor. He's been investing in real estate since 2009 in multifamily, single-family, and vacation rentals. Travis is also the Director of Investor Relations at Ashcroft Capital. He dedicates his time to educating others who are looking to be more hands-off in real estate.[00:01 – 03:17] Opening SegmentLet's get to know Travis WattsTravis talks about his background and journey in real estate[03:18 – 17:05] Passive Investing Moving from active to passive investingHow Travis built capitalTravis' investment focusTravis'  criteria and approach for acquiring and managing dealsWhat new sponsor or syndicators can do to get others to invest with themTravis' thoughts on the changes in the syndication models[17:06 – 22:01] Closing SegmentTravis' advice to an aspiring investorLearn more. Know less. Be a lifelong learner.How Travis stays up on top of his gameHer way to make the world a better placeHow to reach out to Travis – links belowFinal words from Travis and MeTweetable Quotes:“I wasn't passionate about the business of real estate. I was passionate about real estate being an asset class.” - Travis Watts“The FIRE movement is just a simple concept of earning as much as you can earn. Live on as little off that as possible for a certain time frame and invest the difference into assets. For me that was real estate.” - Travis Watts“You've got to let go of your ego sometimes and be a lifelong learner.” - Travis WattsResources Mentioned: Ashcroft CapitalThe Actively Passive Show------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Travis at https://ashcroftcapital.com/our-team/travis-watts/ Connect with me:I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify strategy and provide solid predictable returns.Call: 901-500-6191FacebookLinkedInLike, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on. Thank you for tuning in! Email me --> sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com

Dr. Travis Zigler is an optometrist-turned-ecommerce expert and entrepreneur. Three years into his practice as an optometrist, Travis felt that something was missing in his career. He soon took a course on how to sell on Amazon and began an Ecommerce journey that would later support his mission of healing millions of people who suffer from dry eye syndrome around the world. Travis has grown his Amazon business through leveraging Ecommerce advertising techniques and cultivating a community, and has made it his goal to help others scale and expand their Amazon businesses. Travis joins me today to share how he began his Ecommerce journey and how he found his Amazon niche. He explains how he transitioned from his optometry practice to running his Amazon business full-time. He discusses his ventures on Amazon's Pay-Per-Click advertising program and illustrates how Amazon business owners can apply the 80/20 rule. He also underscores the value of cultivating a community and highlights the power of listening to your customers.   “80% of your Amazon advertising sales come from your search terms. If you focus on what works, your profits, revenue, and organic rankings will soar.” - Dr. Travis Zigler   This week on the Amazon Files: Travis' background and how he got started in the Ecommerce world The value of using your knowledge bank and how Travis created the Eye Love product line How Travis realized that he wanted to cover the dry eye niche as an Amazon business owner How to build a connection with your Amazon customers Why you need to read Amazon customer reviews on your products Playing in Amazon's playground and how Travis ventured into PPC Applying the 80/20 rule to Amazon advertising Why you don't need to advertise all your Amazon products Figuring out how to “deluxify” your top-selling product Using PPC ads to scale on Amazon What “discovery” campaigns are and why you should transform them to “exact match” campaigns Why Travis is a huge believer of single keyword ad campaigns Integrating automation on your Amazon ad campaigns Cutting loose ends and how much you should spend on Amazon PPCs What ‘ACoS' means and why it's key to organic rankings on Amazon The value of word-of-mouth marketing and customer loyalty Hitting the perfect balance between organic sales and advertising sales Travis' charity and mission work   Related Content: Amazon PPC Masterclass   Connect with Travis Zigler: Sales Funnel HQ Profitable Pineapple Amazon PPC Pros on YouTube Amazon PPC Pros on Facebook Eye Love Cares Travis Zigler on LinkedIn   Want to Learn More? It's time to discover our Wholesale Bundle System™ that is your roadmap to bundling success! This course is packed with valuable information & tools to help you maximize your Amazon profits. The destination: freedom to spend less time sourcing products and to spend more time with your family. Wholesale Bundle System™ gives you the exact framework & strategy I use to create and sell wholesale bundles with massive success! To learn more, visit: http://www.mommyincome.com/system   Grow Your Amazon Business! Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of The Amazon Files, the show to help Amazon seller along their business journey one step at a time with Amazon expert and your host, Kristin Ostrander. If you enjoyed this episode, head over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to the show and leave us your honest review. Don't forget to share your favorite episodes with your friends on social media! Use the codeword #PPCHelp to join us on Facebook. Each week, Kristin hosts a live discussion on how to grow your Amazon business. Don't forget to check out our website and subscribe to our mailing list for even more resources.

We often speak about the power and utility of hosting a podcast, a space that keeps growing and shows no signs of slowing down! Today on the show we are joined by Travis Chappell, host of the Build Your Network Podcast, and the brains behind Guestio! Travis is an expert on leveraging a podcast to increase your network, knowledge, and ultimately your profit, and he is here to share a bit of that expertise with all of our listeners! We talk about Travis' journey to his current professional standing and our guest is generous enough to share some insightful numbers from his business and podcast, which have been growing steadily over the last few years. He also sheds some light on the new program he launched last year, called the Podcast Profit Academy, before diving into the fascinating subject of the Guestio platform. Guestio offers podcast hosts a great way to connect and book amazing guests and this project exemplifies Travis' innovative and progressive mentality. We also talk about ways to grow your audience, a few networking tips, and much more, so make sure to join us for this episode of Leveling Up! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:21] Before we jump into today’s interview, please rate, review, and subscribe to the Leveling Up Podcast! [00:39] The 30,000-foot view of Travis' story and career thus far! [03:39] How Travis got into podcasts and connected deeply with the format.  [04:47] The size of the Build Your Network Podcast currently after a few years in the game. [05:51] Last year's launch of the Podcast Profit Academy in response to the need to go remote. [08:48] How Travis has benefited from hosting a podcast; network, knowledge, and profit! [12:40] The focus that Travis puts on helping his clients turn a podcast into profit. [18:28] The idea behind Guestio and the need that it services for podcast hosts.  [21:19] Unpacking the idea of the expert marketplace; and how you can use Guestio! [22:41] Methods for audience growth that Justin believes in right now. [24:53] Networking tips from Justin — hosting and becoming an authority. [26:41] Showing up and adding value at events; the best way to network in person. [28:13] Travis' favorite business tool at the moment: ClickUp. [28:49] Why Travis loves Robert Cialdini's book Influence. [29:12] Travis' work in the real estate world and some of the big moves he has been making lately. [30:12] How and where to connect with Travis online!    Resources From The Interview:   Travis Chappell Build Your Network Podcast  Guestio  Travis Chappell on Instagram Cameo ClickUp   Morning Brew Must read book: Influence   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

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast,  we have an incredible guest, Travis Huff who shares knowledge and insights on how to stay ahead in business all through this crisis, how to win financial challenge and get rich, what are the good things during this COVID-19 pandemic, and gives out some tips on how to take your social & influence marketing to the next level! Travis “2Tallin” Huff is a father, music producer, podcaster, investor, social media management/marketing expert, and CEO at Real-time Outsource, a full-service optimization & management firm specializing in all things in social media. Since June 2009, it helps optimize over 1,120+ campaigns, manage whole content, conversation, and the whole community for businesses, Ad agencies, PR firms, Digital agencies, non-profits, and associations that have delivered millions of engagements, exposure, leads, sales and viral love. Aside from that, Travis also worked in broadcast television for 15 years including ABC television. His goal in life is to help businesses increase revenue using effective traceable marketing/advertising. Right now, Travis and his team are dealing with COVID-19 and constantly on the real customer service side of things. As they’re certain that giving services is key today. Relative to this, Travis believes that everything happens when you just listen to people. Just what he did a year ago, he pays attention to his customer who wanted to build a reputation. Now, he came up with a reputation software for clients. Hence, according to him, this isn’t the time to get stuck on the corner, and wait for everything to return to normal. Rather this is the best time to start a business. The best time to lean in and get advantage of the opportunities. Moreover, people adopted the new norms of working from home during these quarantine times. People have more time connecting to families, and more time on themselves. So, grab this time to discover new things, and learning that technologies can do more than we realized. Now is the best time to engage with people, increase the engagement, likability, sales, and get more positive reviews on your brand/business. How? Simply, it is just by using your platform, social media, email list to talk to your customers, and advertise because these times are cheaper than ever! Some Questions I Ask: For those who don’t know about Real Time Outsource, who are you guys? What do you guys do? (00:23) Over the last 11-12 years you’ve been in this social marketing space and game, what still remains true today as you did back then? (03:57) What are some of the things that have fizzled out that people might think it’s working or not or it’s trending in that direction that’s being played out? (10:35) What are the current challenges that you see right now in your digital landscape? Where these exciting opportunities start to present themselves that maybe people weren’t paying attention to yet? (19:33) Which ones are the best platforms for people to be marketing on right now or just using to create relationships, alliances, and build their network out? (27:57) What are your thoughts on for TikTok as a lot of people are saying it’s too young of an audience? (30:42) Tell me a bit more about your thoughts on this new trend of IG Live? (31:51) What are your thoughts on Crisis Marketing right now? (37:31) If you were to have $10, 000 right now as a small business owner, how do you spend it? (44:40)   In This Episode, You Will Learn: Why Gmail.com is the number social media channel (02:22) Travis three winning strategies in social marketing business (04:12) Why some companies don’t want to go back to the traditional style of working in the office (09:54) Positive things with technologies during this COVID crisis (13:09) How Travis motivate himself to live a happier life (14:17) Travis three biggest challenges in life (15:42) How Travis win the finance challenge and become rich (17:14) The Separation Season (18:46) Tips on advertising strategies (20:22) Why Zoom is the most used among any other social media platforms (32:50) Why Travis loves investing (46:30)   Quotes: “Social is so much more than just marketing.” “The best time right now is to start a business in recession baby.” “I love my life.” “This is my life and I love it, and if I don’t like certain things about it, make change.” “It’s always on you.” “You are the cause of why you don’t have money, it’s not anyone else and it’s you.” “50% off tends to be the threshold that works the best.” “Just do you because the more you do for you, the more you can do for others.”                       Connect with Travis Huff on: Website Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Be Real Show Podcast

Viral marketing is the holy grail for most entrepreneurs and marketers. Most people think of a meme or a video that gets millions of views, but that’s not the right way to think about viral marketing. The hidden truth about viral marketing is it has to deliver core value in order to spread amongst the masses. According to Travis Steffen, viral marketing is the act of leveraging your own audience to pass your message on to others.    Travis is a serial entrepreneur, growth lead, and author of the book Viral Hero. He has helped create hundreds of millions of dollars in value for various Silicon Valley startups.    The reason most messages do not achieve this viral success is that most entrepreneurs and marketers start with an idea without verifying the details and purpose with intended users. When strategic flaws emerge, entrepreneurs are forced to pivot their business. A better approach is to engineer products in a way that turns customers into enthusiastic hosts that spread your message to anyone they come in touch with - just like a virus. And this virality can’t be circumvented with handwashing, masks, bleach, or experimental drugs.    In this episode, Travis shared key insights on building a business from ideation to launch and beyond, the right way to conduct market research with customers, lessons learned from a failed business venture, and the right way to build viral products and messages.     Partner: 1 Question Marketing Survey for New Event   Key Insights   Transitioning from professional online poker player and MMA fighter to building businesses Launching a business using his current skill set and no business education The process of building a business from ideation to launching to thriving  Having a structured conversation with potential customers with money to understand their challenges and enable the creation of solutions and sales copy   Most pivots happen because business owners are not listening [to customers] early enough    Targeting potential customers with money  How to develop a business and bring it to market it in a way that hits and sticks   Those who help create the plan, don’t fight the plan   Lessons learned from a failed business venture (very powerful story!)  How Travis grew his business, GrowFlow Building a product or business that grow themselves    You want to make virality feel like you're adding core product value to the user's life by exposing others to it.    How to market your core value to potential customers    Partner: Download our Sample Deal Package   Bullseye Tips:   Travis Steffen’s Book Viral Hero: How To Build Viral Products, Turn Customers Into Marketers, And Achieve Superhuman Growth   Lean Customer Development by Cindy Alvarez   Digital Resource: Google  Slack   Most Recommended Book: The 48 Laws of Power (Robert Greene) Lean Customer Development (Cindy Alvarez)    Daily Habit: Getting up at 5 am and starting his daily routine of 20 things.    Wish I Knew When I Was Starting Out: It doesn’t matter if I think I’m smart or important, what matters is how the customer feels about what I built.   Best Place to Grab a Bite in Marina Del Rey, CA Cauliflower Pizza    Contact Travis: LinkedIn Instagram: @travissteffen

In this episode, Brett Dupree talks about how he became a fan of the Miami Dolphins. How much he loves football, and what it is like being a football fan when he first started to now during the internet age. Then he has a wonderful interview with Travis Wingfield who works for the Miami Dolphins online team. How Travis started out as a regular Miami Dolphins board poster to actually working for the Miami Dolphins as a writer and a podcaster.Travis Wingfield is a podcast host, on-air talent, and writer for MiamiDolphins.com. Growing up a diehard fan of the team, Travis attended Washington State University where he earned his bachelor’s degree in Digital Technology and Culture. As the former host of the Locked On Dolphins Podcast, Travis established a brand and audience that consistently appears in the top 200 podcasts charts.

There’s always a deal to be made. And in uncertain times, conservative underwriting can help you land a deal that will make you money, even in the worst-case scenario. Today, we speak with Ashcroft Capital Director of Investor Relations, Travis Watts about the value of conservative underwriting and what he did to become a full-time passive investor. We open our conversation by exploring Travis’s journey into real estate. After talking about how your free time builds up in direct proportion to the increase to your income stream, we touch on the challenges of scaling your investments. We then dive into how Travis overcame these obstacles through self-educating and discovering multifamily syndication — an ideal investment path for his portfolio. On the topic of his portfolio, Travis opens up about the returns he’s had during the pandemic and why he’s making deals in different states. A significant theme this episode, Travis provides his perspective on why he makes deals during times of economic uncertainty. Following this, Travis unpacks what he looks for in deals while highlighting the value of conservative underwriting. Another insight, Travis emphasizes the importance of finding the right sponsorship team. As he explains, you don’t bet on a deal. You bet on the people making the deal. Near the end of the episode, we chat about why education has been Travis’s key to success. Tune in to hear more of Travis’s top investing tips, with specifics on how he became a full-time passive investor. Key Points From This Episode:Travis shares details about his background and how he got into real estate.How Travis went from full-time active investing to passive investing. Building up your free time alongside your income stream increases.The challenges of scaling your investing and how property problems always arise. Self-education as Travis’s chief tool for getting into passive investing. Hear why Travis mainly invests in class B and C multifamily assets.The importance of delegation and relying on experts to do what they do best.Travis unpacks what his returns currently look like and why he’s making deals across the US.Why there’s “always a deal to be had,” despite the state of the economy.What Travis looks for in deals and how this is informed by his investing philosophy.The value of conservative underwriting and the metrics and levers that Travis uses. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Travis Watts on LinkedInTravis Watts on InstagramTravis Watts on FacebookTravis Watts on BiggerPocketsTravis Watts Free GuideAshcroft CapitalIf you enjoy the guests and content please subscribe and leave a review. Your reviews matter and each one has a major impact on the success of the show!Want to get more investing resources?Visit kentritter.com for more free passive real estate investing resources including videos, blogs, and tools visitInterested in Investing alongside my firm? Contact me at kritter@birgeandheld.com.My company Birge and Held Asset Management have a twelve-year track record creating sustainable wealth for over 2,000 investors through high-quality multifamily investments.https://birgeandheld.comThank you for listening!

Do you feel like you’re putting more into your business than you’re getting back? Whether that’s finances, time, or energy, you’re not the only one.  I've got an actual rocket scientist as my special guest on the podcast this week. Travis Albritton is an aerospace engineer who felt like he was wasting his life and wanted to create something bigger, more purposeful, and more impactful.  Travis decided to start an online business and founded a program called the Digital Missionary Academy.   He is also the host of the Practical Christian Podcast.  I asked Travis to join me on the podcast today so he could share his journey as he’s built his business, because I think it’s one that many can relate to. Travis dreamed of leaving his day job job and creating an online business, but in the first year he had trouble selling his course, so he’s had to figure out how to overcome setbacks and get better and better.  On today’s episode, you will learn how he overcame many obstacles, but most importantly,  you will learn what kept him from giving up on his dream of creating a business so that he could have deeper purpose in his life.  On Today’s Show You’ll Learn:  The importance of choosing a life that is fulfilling to you How to get back up when things don’t go as planned Why it’s a mistake to think you’re smarter than Facebook  The value of building an email list  How to get in front of the right people  How you can learn from every mistake Why Travis transitioned from a course to a membership  How Travis overcame anxiety and panic attacks around webinars  How Travis started to get some traction with his ads  The importance of giving things enough time to succeed  Why you have to be willing to not be profitable in order to learn how to become profitable  Travis has learned so many hard but valuable lessons as he’s built his business, and it was a great experience to sit down and ask him all about his journey. If you’re someone who feels unfulfilled at your current 9 to 5 and dreams of a life with deeper purpose, make sure to tune in to this powerful episode.  When most online course creators try to figure out what makes other course creators successful, they usually start by asking, “what are they doing?” If this sounds familiar (I know it does to me) I want you to know that you're asking the wrong question. The better question to ask is “what am I doing that they're not doing?” It can be hard to answer that question for yourself because you're too close to your own business, and that’s where I want to help. There is a brand new community of like-minded online course creators waiting for you inside the Optimized CEO Facebook group who are getting unstuck in their business. This is my brand new, totally free Facebook community. I am so excited about it, and you can join us right now. Go to www.rickmulready.com/group. We'll see you there.    Links & Resources Mentioned in this Episode: www.digitalmissionaryacademy.com The Practical Christian Podcast Full show notes available at www.rickmulready.com/422 

Diversification can be a great ally in the game of passive investing and today's guest is a wonderful example of this! Travis Watts currently has 27 investments, utilizing 14 different sponsors, and while this high number might be a bit unusual, our conversation makes it quite clear how Travis has made this work for him and his business. Travis believes in recession-resistant asset classes and he unpacks exactly what that means to him. We get to hear about his real estate journey and the lessons he learned when he started out focussing on active projects. Travis comments on his appreciation of good communication, the usefulness of video and photos, and how he goes about vetting sponsors. We also dig into Travis' management process and style, his focus on cashflow, and the challenges he has weathered in his career thus far. With the world in a state of uncertainty, Travis' emphasis on certain types of asset classes is something useful for all listeners to think about, so tune in and get it all!Key Points From This Episode:Travis' background and how he got started in the passive real estate investing game! A stand out facet of investor relations for Travis; monthly reporting and distributions.The power of video and photos for getting to grips with a property.Travis' approach to viewing properties outside of his home state. Vetting sponsors and making sure they fit your criteria for investments.The emphasis that Travis places on value-add and his preference for the B-class sector. Travis’ choice for a wide range of diversified sponsors over a smaller number.Some of the biggest challenges of passively investing in 14 properties. How Travis streamlines his management process using an Excel spreadsheet.Differences between good and bad performance in deals. Travis' allocations between multifamily and other types of investments. Thoughts on multifamily moving forward and Travis’ philosophy for the next few years.The factors that Travis pays the closest attention to when assessing an investment opportunity. The power of patience; waiting for the right deal before you dive in.Travis's all-round reliance on his computer for all facets of his work!An example of an emotional mistake Travis made in his days in active investing.The difference that mentors have made in Travis' professional and personal life. Tweetables:“I’d say that’s number one, is just being proactive and staying on top of things with your investors.” — Travis Watts [0:03:29]“Once you define your exact criteria or close to it, then as emails get pushed your way, it’s easier to sort them out.” — Travis Watts [0:06:10]“I wanted to hyper-diversify. I wanted to be in multiple states with multiple different groups and multiple different assets.” — Travis Watts [0:10:32]Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Travis WattsTravis Watts EmailAPT Capital GroupExcelZoomAsset Protection Attorney Wayne PattonPassive Income through Multifamily Real Estate Group on FacebookKyle Mitchell on FacebookLalita Mitchell on Facebook

I’m sad to report that Her will be missing in action this week. *sheds one tear* But I have my best friend to help with co-hosting duties this week, my real brother, Travis!! *trumpet sounds* It’s ok because girls have COOTIES. This week you hear about Glen’s humble beginnings. How he thought spraying Febreze on clothes was equivalent to washing them. How Travis and Glen made ghetto cookies out of Cocoa Puffs. How roaches were their best friends.. The good old days. JOIN the CONVO SUBSCRIBE/RATE/REVIEW on Soundcloud/ITUNES/SPOTIFY/Google Podcast/iHeartRadio twitter.com/glenandherpod instagram.com/glenandherpodcast Any inquiries: GlenandHerpodcast@gmail.com

(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) Million Dollar Earner Travis Watts is back and speaking with Larry about managing your most valuable asset—your time! Travis shares why retirement was never his ultimate goal, and what he was able to learn from the regrets of others. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [1:44] How Travis identified his most valuable asset. [4:40] Travis on how he pursued his passion. [8:49] What time freedom has allowed Travis to do.

As I mentioned in the first episode, I am temporarily living in Kanab while waiting for the lockdown of COVID-19 to end. So far, I have gotten the chance to meet some wonderful people here and visit the attractions around and I totally fell in love with this little town that is one of the fastest-growing ones in the US.Kanab really differentiates itself from all the surrounding towns in Southern Utah. It’s a town that’s eclectic, it’s got an art gallery, it’s sophisticated, and it has incredible food. When I was looking for what has really defined this town, I found three people that I think have really been the leaders in the community and have helped define Kanab’s personality.In today’s episode, I’m talking to the first of these three people, Travis Mitchell – the founder and director of Canyons Collection, which is a collection of four different properties with four different moods: Canyons Boutique Hotel (Classic Elegance); Canyons Lodge (Rustic Chic); Quail Park Lodge (Retro Cool); The Flagstone, which is a boutique inn & suites.Listen to Episode 02 of Moving Beyond Acronyms, to find out how Kanab has evolved in the past years since Travis moved here, why you should come and visit this wonderful city and also, what Travis does to communicate his message and his vision regarding the four properties he’s managing.Some questions I ask:Tell us a little bit about yourself, and how did you get into the hotel business? (06:07)What would you say has been the success factor of actually people still coming here in the midst of COVID-19? (12:09)What has surprised you about the people that come to your properties? (20:12)When did you guys start thinking about the Balloon Festival, the Film Festival – and was it like a community thing or who came up with them? (25:18)How did you grow the business? (27:06)What have you learned from this whole experience? (30:14)What’s your advice for someone that’s trying to communicate a message or something that they have in their heart? (35:48)What is your favorite word? Or what is your favorite commercial? (36:54)In this episode, you will learn:How Kanab was like a few years ago. (10:00)About the four properties included in the Canyons Collection. (15:14)How the properties bring together people from different groups that bond and end up being friends. (16:45)About the ways Kanab is being promoted, locally. (21:51)A business strategy that didn’t work for Travis. (30:36)How Travis managed to communicate his message and his vision to his employees. (33:35)Connect with Travis:Canyons Collection WebsiteFacebook PageInstagramResources mentioned:Book: Nevil Shute - A Town Like AliceLet’s connect!WebsiteLinkedInTwitterInstagramFacebook See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today’s episode, I’m sharing my interview with an entrepreneur who has built a 7-figure online business in just 3 years. It’s Travis Hornsby from Student Loan Planner! Travis is a speaker and the founder of Student Loan Planner, which he launched after helping his physician wife navigate ridiculously complex student loan repayment decisions. To date, Student Loan Planner has consulted on over $865 million in student debt. Travis is a Chartered Financial Analyst and brings his background as a former bond trader trading billions of dollars to help thousands of graduate degree professionals find the best repayment path for their staggering student debts. We recorded this interview as coronavirus quarantines and social distancing measures were becoming mandatory. As he shares in this episode, Travis has plenty of wisdom to help you navigate the upcoming months of economic uncertainty and prepare your business for the long-term as well. In this episode, you’ll learn: How Travis doubled his revenue each year since launching in 2017 Why he is skeptical of strategies that promise to “recession-proof” your business How the uncertainty created by the COVID-19 pandemic are impacting his business (and what he is doing to prepare) ...and more! You can find all of the links and resources that I mention in today’s episode at MonicaLouie.com/47.

What is Design for Good in the Classroom? As artist, visual arts educator and designer Travis Sevilla teaches it, it's a project-based curriculum that makes a difference. Travis shows Canyon Crest Academy students, grades nine through twelve, how to start with design thinking.  Projects combine the STEAM disciplines--science, technology, engineering, art and math.  Under Travis's guidance,  his students use these skills to create a solution to a problem or a needed resource for a community. Past projects have included the Guanabara Bay Project,  and Everybody's Mobility.  For the Guanabara Bay Project, groups of students designed "superhero" characters to raise awareness of the problem of water pollution.  Everybody's Mobility, according to Travis's teacher website, challenged the students to create branding for a family-owned local company which creates mobility devices for a wide range of clients. And at California STEAM Symposium 2019, Travis was showing fellow educators how to implement Design for Good in the Classroom in their arts curricula.  His goal, he says, is to help more educators implement the program. We talked about Travis's work as both an educator and an artist, his favorite resources and some of the projects he and and his class have created. On this edition of Over Coffee®, you will hear: How Travis first discovered his passion for art;  How he first became involved in teaching STEAM concepts in the course of his work as a visual-art teacher; Some of the design projects through which he has guided his students; One of the biggest challenges he and his class navigated--and one of his favorite triumphs; His advice to fellow educators, on implementing a Design for Good in the Classroom curriculum; Travis' recommendations for favorite resources for fellow educators; How to support teachers and schools offering Design for Good in the Classroom curricula; Where Travis would like to take his program next (and how fellow educators can find out more!); A new forthcoming resource for educators (and a program to note, in the future!) What Travis has been painting (and the story behind his unique series of paintings!) Some of his favorite sources for "recharging" his creativity; One of the best lessons Travis himself has learned (and shared with his students), over the past few years;  

Sometimes a kid can be the best example of a dream chaser. This is certainly true of my guest today. His family epitomizes what it means to chase your dreams, as each one of them works hard to pursue their passions. I think you’ll find today’s interview refreshing and inspiring. Travis Wolfe, Jr. is a 13-year-old actor, hip hop and breakdancer, and host. After booking his very first audition for a 6ABC News promo, Travis knew he was destined to be an actor. Within five years, Travis landed the role of “Dele” in the CBS series Bob Hearts Abishola, and he’s been featured in shows like Grownish, The Neighborhood, and Laff Mob’s Laff Tracks. He also has a recurring role on Season 3 of Raven’s Home as “Lil Lo Lo.” Besides acting and dancing, Travis uses motivational speaking to encourage other young people to follow their dreams and pursue their passions. What it takes to succeed as an actor What do you think it takes to succeed as an actor? It’s not as easy as walking into your first audition and riding the easy train to sudden stardom. Travis says that most people don’t realize what a kid goes through in their journey to become a child actor. Putting a show together takes a lot of preparation and dedication from many people besides just the actors. Travis makes many sacrifices for his acting career, but he says it doesn’t feel like a job since he loves what he does. Besides his acting work on the Warner Brothers set, he has several hours of schoolwork to do every day.  TWEET: Most people don’t realize what a kid goes through in their journey to become a child actor. @traviswolfejr #chasingdreams Learning from each experience Do you think most actors experience overnight success? Travis says that it rarely happens that way in the acting profession. He started off doing small parts in commercials and student films, and this path seems to be a normal rite of passage for most actors. Each role is another level to help you get the feel of what goes into the production process. Many actors have stories like Travis---of working hard to achieve their dreams. An interesting fact about Travis’ dreams is that he’d love to be a stand-up comedian someday.  TWEET: Each role is another level to help you get the feel of what goes into the production process. @traviswolfejr #chasingdreams What Travis enjoys the most about acting What do you think is the best thing about acting? You might think it’s the paycheck, but that’s not what Travis says. What he loves most is the opportunity to interact with other people and form relationships with them. Actors don’t just arrive on the set and act in their scenes. Travis explains that he spends time connecting with other actors to make the relationships seem real. He loves to find friends and mentors in his set family at each project. As far as future writing or directing, Travis follows the advice given to him by Mario Van Peebles, who told him to learn to be his own boss. This means learning to write, direct, and produce so that he can work for himself and have more control over his career.  TWEET: Learn to be your own boss. @traviswolfejr #chasingdreams Guest Recommendation: ONE action for a dream chaser to take--”Keep going. There will always be people who tell you that you can’t do it. Stay faithful, and you’ll get there.” OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [1:44] The role of Travis’ parents in supporting his endeavors [4:43] Cultivating “Dele’s” Nigerian accent [6:32] What it takes to be a child actor [8:55] The evolution of roles [10:25] Is there something else for Travis? [11:59] People who inspire Travis [14:59] The grind never stops [15:58] The best part of acting [17:20] Directing and writing possibilities in the future [17:56] Travis’ sister, a director, and his supportive family [19:22] How Travis’ family keeps him humble [20:37] Moving from one coast to another [22:20] An upcoming surprise [22:39] Travis’ bucket list [25:12] What Travis would do if he couldn’t act [26:58] Bringing his personality into characters [30:25] A downside to Hollywood? [32:05] Get to know Travis better [36:28] ONE action for a dream chaser RESOURCES MENTIONED: Travis’ Facebook Travis’ Twitter  Travis’ Instagram  Travis’ Website   Watch The Episode on YouTube TWEETS YOU CAN USE: There are positives to being an actor, but you have to watch the people you hang around. @traviswolfejr #chasingdreams Acting takes sacrifice, but if you love it, then it doesn’t feel like a job. @traviswolfejr #chasingdreams I’d love to branch out and become a stand-up comedian someday. @traviswolfejr #chasingdreams

You're about to discover... How a minority... growing up poor, in a house with no running water or bathroom, achieved financial freedom at the age of 34. This is the spectacular story of Trader Travis. The winner of the U.S. investing Championship. In this episode you'll learn: How Travis grew up in a house with no running water. How he lost everything and rebuilt from rock bottom. The difference between a trader and an investor. Why he believes in long-term investing and also trading. How to make 15 - 30% or more per year as a trader. You certainly don't want to miss this episode. It will go down in the record books as one of the best episodes so far!

Wouldn’t it be great if your company had a 3-day weekend every week instead of the usual 2? Who doesn’t love long weekends?  Imagine if your company did implement a 4-day workweek, weekends will be longer, and breaks would be shorter, which won’t intervene with the normal business operations. Sounds great, right? The traditional workweek for Americans is five days a week and eight hours per day. When your organization opts for the 4-day workweek, that would be 10 hours per day and equates to 40 hours a week, which is the same as the standard hours an employee is required to render every week. In this episode, we’re going to talk about all the pros and cons of having a 4-day workweek system with Chamber Media founder and Media Hacker, Travis Chambers!   He was featured under Forbes 30 under 30, and he will share his story on how he left the corporate world to start Chamber Media.  Travis will also share how he came up with their unique culture and benefits, how he is handling deadlines in a 4-day working schedule, and how what he’s doing right now allowed him to travel more compared to when he was still hustling in his corporate days. In this episode, you will learn about: How Travis left his corporate job to start Chamber Media How Travis built the philosophy around the 4-day workweek What Chamber Media employees think about the 4-day workweek The benefits of working four days a week The impacts of having four days work week to the business’ operation Handling deadlines The pros and cons of the 4-day work week Connect with Travis LinkedIn Twitter Instagram Chamber Media What did you think of this short bonus episode? Give us a 5-star rating and write a review on Apple Podcasts, or take our survey. Contact Brandon: Email Brandon.Laws@xeniumhr.com or connect on LinkedIn, Twitter or Instagram Learn more about Xenium HR at xeniumhr.com Follow Xenium on Twitter, Instagram, or LinkedIn. Resources: Having Children Destroyed My Career

Most of us dream of retirement because we’ll FINALLY have the time freedom to do things that interest us and spend time with the people we love. But what if you didn’t have to wait until you turned 65 to live that dream? What if you could retire early? Better yet, what if you could retire in the next few years? Passive investing in multifamily syndications helped Travis Watts do just that, and you could be next! Travis is an experienced passive investor and Director of Investor Relations at Ashcroft Capital, a national multifamily investment firm with more than $820M in assets under management. Prior to pursuing real estate full-time, Travis worked a grueling job in the oil industry, spending 14-hour days outside in extreme weather while saving money to invest in single-family rentals and apartment building syndications. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, Travis joins me to discuss the time freedom he enjoys now as a passive investor in multifamily real estate. He explains how he saved the money to invest via extreme budgeting and what made SFH investing unsustainable. Listen in for Travis’ insight around where to find a good syndication team and learn how YOU can follow in his footsteps and quit your W-2 with passive investing! Key Takeaways Travis’ path to full-time passive investing Demanding job in oil industry Laid off in oil downturn but already financially independent How Travis’ life is different now Unhappy as W-2 employee, everyday struggle Now pursues things interested in (personal growth) How Travis saved money to invest Brought up with conservative parents, extreme budgeters Didn’t change lifestyle as income grew from $20K to six figures How Travis invested his money before multifamily Pulled money from stock market after Rich Dad’s Prophecy House hacking strategy (first-time home buyer tax credit) Sought high-paying job to continue buying SFH Buy-and-hold, fix-and-flip as well as vacation rentals What inspired Travis’ transition to multifamily SFH strategies had become job on top of W-2 Single-family not scalable, sustainable or passive The FIRE movement 4% rule Passive income goal x 25 = amount to invest EX: 30K x 25 = $750K investment What kind of income you can generate as a passive investor 7% to 10% cashflow Equity upside upon sale or refinance Travis’ insight on the tax benefits of multifamily Use bonus depreciation for tax-free distributions Capital gains upon sale (usually offset by gains) The beauty of the infinite return model Refinance after 5 years to return most of capital Continue to earn returns, no money in deal Travis’ top investing AHA moments Multifamily scalable, sustainable AND truly passive Reading Tax-Free Wealth by Tom Wheelwright Travis’ advice for aspiring passive investors Start with WHY Create a budget (know where money going) How to vet a syndication team Ensure strategy aligns with personal philosophy Track record, markets you believe in Where to find a good syndication team Go to seminars and local meetups for networking Start with world-of-mouth referral, follow up with due diligence Connect with Travis Watts Ashcroft Capital Email travis@ashcroftcapital.com Travis on LinkedIn Travis on Facebook Resources Spencer Hilligoss on ABI EP186 Jan Larson on ABI EP181 Ryan McKenna on ABI EP174 Rich Dad’s Prophecy: Why the Biggest Stock Market Crash in History Is Still Coming … And How You Can Prepare Yourself and Profit from It! by Robert T. Kiyosaki The FIRE Movement Tax-Free Wealth: How to Build Massive Wealth by Permanently Lowering Your Taxes by Tom Wheelwright Work with Tom Wheelwright Join the Nighthawk Equity Investor Club Podcast Show Notes Review the Podcast on iTunes Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Michael on YouTube Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group

Perhaps you’ve decided 2020 is the year you finally start your own podcast, and if that’s the case—go for it! Tons of amazing resources exist to make your podcast dreams a reality and one fantastic example is my own show producer and editor, Travis Brown. I invited Travis on the show and we discuss his history of working in the music industry and audio, how he organizes his social media content for success, how audiograms can increase your conversions, his new course and lots more!     In this podcast episode, we share:  How Travis transitioned from being a musician and audio engineer to podcasting  How Travis uses Instagram to promote his businesses  What audiograms are and why they’re super beneficial to podcasters  Travis’ strategy for creating content for his online course  How automation can save you time as an entrepreneur Advice for marketing your podcast by planning ahead  Travis’ powerful tip to connect with others using authentic Instagram Stories     Details around Travis’ “Shortcut to Podcasting” Course      Memorable Quotes:  “It all just kind of evolved through word of mouth. He told somebody who told somebody who told somebody, and now through word of mouth I’m producing 20 podcasts every week…”  “You’re using Instagram as a way to build that connection by giving away things for free.”   “Share a golden nugget—share the monumental goose-bump moment of your podcast—and people are more likely to be like ‘I NEED to go check that out right now!’” “There is power in planning. If you can plan things, you’re so much more likely to succeed.”  “We don’t want to just see the highlight reel of your life...we want to see the real you.”  “It’s very powerful...in this Instagrammable world we live in, where everyone is so curated, to show the good with the bad.”   Meet Travis Brown  Travis Brown is a podcast editor and coach dedicated to helping business owners launch, grow, and monetize their podcasts. He has launched over 40 new podcasts for clients, edited over 1500 podcast episodes, and his clients have over 1.2 Million downloads.   Connect with Travis: http://www.podcastbuddy.co/ https://www.instagram.com/podcastbuddy/ https://www.instagram.com/shortcuttopodcasting/ https://www.instagram.com/poddecks/   Links Mentioned: https://onlinedrea.com/linkedin https://onlinedrea.com/free https://www.shortcuttopodcasting.com/stp-savvy-social-school https://www.canva.com/   This Episode Is Made Possible By: Social Report: The world’s most complete social media management platform and my social media management tool of choice. Savvy Social School: Everything you need to increase visibility, growth, and engagement on social media  

On today's episode of Gritty Founder, Kreig Kent talks with Travis Boersma about how he and his brother started Dutch Bros Coffee. Travis shares terrific advice on the importance of goal setting, designing your life, and finding a business partner. Travis Boersma is the CEO and co-founder of Dutch Bros Coffee, the largest privately held, drive-thru coffee company in the U.S. He is deeply involved in day-to-day operations, but also invested in maintaining the culture that he and his late brother, co-founder Dane, both worked hard to nurture. Some Questions Kreig asks Travis: - What were the first initial steps you took to get traction? (19:49) - How did you come up with the idea to start with a pushcart? (22:00) - What were the initial customers saying about the product? (26:12) - At what point did you realize you need to add more locations? (30:07) - What do you think is the most important ingredient for a founder? (38:38) In This Episode, You Will Learn: - About Travis’s background and how he became an entrepreneur (4:28) - How Travis came up with the idea for Dutch Bros Coffee and started the company with his brother (12:52) - How Travis and his brother grew the business (30:07) - The importance of goal setting (33:04) - Advice on designing your life (38:57) - The danger of becoming complacent (42:43) - Advice on finding a co-founder (48:39) Connect with Travis Boersma: Twitter Dutch Bros Coffee Also Mentioned on This Show... Travis’s favorite quote: “Success isn't owned, it's rented, and the rent is due every day.” Travis’s book recommendation: Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill

Travis Hornsby is our guest in this episode, the founder of Student Loan Planner. He is a former bond trader with Vanguard who has transitioned into a student loan advisor. He provides a great understanding of how to tackle financial issues as they relate to med school. [1:05] How Travis got involved in this. Travis wanted to work in the financial industry and got a job trading bonds. His girlfriend said that she had six figures in medical school loans, which caused him to dive deeper into the complexity of loans. Travis then discovered public service loan forgiveness (PSLF), which can substantially help med school graduates. [6:54] Planning correctly. There are nuances to student loans. Travis says that if the proper time isn’t taken to plan, these can be extremely costly. [10:22] Average debt for a med school graduate. The number that Travis sees is about $315,000. You could go to a school that is increasingly offering scholarships, but those are few and far between. Often, students choose specialties that pay more just so they can pay off their debt quicker. This is not quite acceptable reasoning for choosing a specialty. [16:49] Why physicians are better off than people with an MBA or law degree. Nobody needs an MBA to be a businessperson, so there is no barrier to entry. In law, there are not enough jobs. Additionally, there are rules in place that keep medicine a well-paying field. [22:49] Looking beyond tuition numbers to make a decision. If you want to be a private practice physician, prestige doesn’t matter. The patient doesn’t care where you went to school, they care that you’re a doctor. PSLF can help you repay debt regardless of which school you choose. However, it is possible that PSLF may not be offered by the time you graduate. [28:22] Options for if PSLF is no longer offered. Refinancing is a good option that can greatly reduce your interest rate. Travis discourages taking out private loans, but it some rare cases, it does make sense. [31:06] Other financial advice for med school students. Invest in taking care of your own physical and mental health. Those things will always be worth it. Do not stress about the amount you borrow; Travis has never had a physician client who has not been making less than two-to-three times the median household income in America.

In today’s episode, we are joined by one of our former guests, Travis Ketchum who is known for creating Contest Domination and is now running his most recent program, Campaign Refinery. After getting frustrated with the lack of proper services to test deliverability options, Travis decided to create one himself. You are in for a treat as Travis talks about the amazing split testing that his tool can do on multiple levels, which not only saves you time but the annoyance of having to switch on the front end from one carrier to another, as it’s done on the backend of his software. We also dive into the key things everyone should be doing to make sure their list has the highest quality threshold and the best chances for high open rates. Plus to set yourself apart, we talk about some other cool ways to get your readers excited about hearing from you such as gamifying your list. Lastly, we get into some real talk about a subject we continue to discuss which is anxiety, depression, and becoming stuck in comparison mode and how to combat those things to keep you on track. After you are finished, be sure to listen to our previous episode with Travis as he discusses how to build a list with contests and giveaways along with our episode with Wilco de Kreij on how to build your list exponentially.  “If your compass was one-tenth of one degree off it’s not a big deal for the first mile, but you do that path forever and you end up in a wildly different spot.” - Travis Ketchum Some Topics We Discussed Include: How to clean up your list for maximum deliverability results Why you want to split test everything on the backend How to add gamification to your email list-building model The different levels of split testing How to keep things in perspective when things go wrong How Travis’ new podcast is a platform about the frustrations with running a subscription business The evergreen flash sale Tips and dealing with anxiety and comparisons with other entrepreneurs when using social media Best practices for when someone hits the offer page after it’s over And much, much more! Contact Travis Ketchum: Contest Domination Campaign Refinery  The Automation Blueprint References and Links Mentioned: Are you ready to be EPIC with us?! Then grab our EGP Letter here where you’ll get not only all of the notes for everything episode we’ve done and will do in the mail, a private forum community, plus new training videos all the time with us and our guests. This episode is sponsored by our go-to SEO research tool, Ahrefs.com. We use this amazing tool pretty much daily, and if you listen back to some of our most recent episodes, we breakdown some of the tactics we use in our intros, such as website audits, looking at our competitors’ websites, and finding low hanging fruit keywords for easy Google rankings. It’s like having cheat codes for business. As of this episode, they have a 7 day $7 trial, so be sure to check it out. Our previous episode with Travis Ketchum Our episode with Mike Dillard Our episode with Wilco de Kreij One Nation Under Stress, a documentary on HBO Sendgrid  Amazon SES  Sparkpost

Travis is an awesome guy and very very knowledgeable regarding self storage. I loved this chat with him before our talk at The European Self Storage Conference. Great guy, great chat! Travis Morrow is the Chairman and CEO of the Store Local Corporation. He is also the president of national self storage On today’s podcast 0:09 – Knowing Travis Morrow 1:32 – The Store Local 3:47 - How Travis got in the Self Storage Industry 4:37 – Travis developed a database to be able to track competitor information 6:20 – The #1 Travis considering superpower is keeping things moving along 7:22 - What Travis loves the most in the industry 10:12 - Podcasts are a great way to communicate 11:28 - The biggest lesson that Travis has learned 13:00 - Simplicity is the key in a modern customer experience 14:09 - Experience in feasibility and market demand studies and from a personal point of view 18:18 - The most important criteria is in the feasibility study 21:26 - Advice from Travis for a self storage owner/facility/company 26:25 – The starting point Travis recommends to improve facilities 29:15 - Quick fire round

I’m always inspired by people who are the best at what they do. The ones who break the limits of what has been done before. The ones who are willing to do what it takes to achieve greatness in the thing they are passionate about. Today’s guest fits all of the above qualities and more. I had an incredible time meeting and connecting with the legendary extreme action sports champion Travis Pastrana. If you’ve watched the X Games, Motocross, or Rally Car Racing, you already know who I’m talking about. But in case you haven’t, he has won medals in all of these sports. Travis is one of the founding members of the stunt show Nitro Circus, which is a mindblowing action sports show that has been touring the country for years. He has been the first to pull off many of the craziest stunts and now focuses on exploring new ones to teach to the upcoming generation of stunt performers. All of this is very cool (just check out the video of his top 10 stunts below). But what is even cooler about Travis is how grounded he is in his work. His passion for it. His family. He has gone through enough pain and loss to turn most people off of this sport. But it only fuels him to keep going. And that is passion I admire. I can’t wait for you to be inspired by his wisdom and perspective on living the life he loves in Episode 368 with Travis Pastrana. Some Questions I Ask:How do you navigate your career after losing a close friend to this sport? (14:58)Was there ever a stunt where you thought you weren’t going to make it? (17:17)How do you get past fear to get into flow? (42:25)What drives you today? (48:48)In This Episode, You Will Learn:Why it’s a big struggle for many extreme action athletes to find a new career if they’re injured (10:55)What Travis wants to teach his daughters about career opportunity (15:10)Why getting so many injuries and dealing with so much pain is worth it (16:47)How Travis talks himself through really crazy stunts (23:45)The story behind Travis breaking the world record for the longest car jump (26:20)Why the money is never worth it in this sport (38:56)The value in messing up while trying something new (43:37)What Travis does to unwind daily (44:40)How Travis and his wife handle each other’s risk-taking (46:30) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on the Geniuses Of Copywriting podcast, world class copywriter & marketer Travis Sago joins us to share his amazing persuasion techniques that top marketers like Frank Kern, Justin Brooke and others use to sell a TON of stuff online. We discuss on this call: How Travis sends out an offer on NOTEPAD - no fancy ass sales letters, no complicated funnels - just a freakin NOTEPAD and closes up to 60% Travis's Hell Island story that makes it easy to create high converting marketing campaigns all day long How copywriters can do revenue share deals that are super easy to set up, appealing to partners and insanely profitable Travis is a true Genius Of Copywriting who has pioneered many of the high converting persuasion techniques that I and many other top copywriters use to make millions online. To learn more about what Travis is doing, I highly recommend going to milliondollaroffermojo.com Full transcript & resources at https://geniusesofcopywriting.com/travis-sago/

Glen Shelton is a Build Your Network University Instructor, lead generation expert, and owner of Lead Heroes with an entire team in the Philippines.  Travis and Glen talk about how they met and Glen’s background. Glen talks about anything business development in Build Your Network University. Show Notes: How Glen started as an insurance agent and has become a lead generation expert. How Travis and Glen initially got connected - they had a shared background of door-to-door sales. Glen has been working on a review article for insurance organizations that will help figure out who is the best fit to contract with. Glen teaches at BYN.university every Wednesday at 1pm Pacific time. Why Glen chooses to come in and spend his time teaching people in BYNU for free. IN the last few live trainings Glen talked about his hiring process, cold door knocking, cold calling, and mistakes. Glen’s biggest piece of advice on business development. 3 Key Points: Providing value to others will always stimulate your bottom line in the long run. Part of the learning process is also teaching. Always have a contract in business development. Tweetable Quotes: “If i didn’t have the foundation I have from door to door sales, I wouldn’t have been able to take advantage of opportunities like I have.” -Travis “If we can help insurance agents out, we know it’s going to put money back into our bottom line at Lead Heroes.” -Glen “As an entrepreneur you’re always trying to learn something new, and part of that is teaching.” -Glen Resources Mentioned: Visit Travis’ website at Buildyournetwork.co (http://www.buildyournetwork.co/) Join the Build Your Network Facebook group BYN.media/fb (http://www.buildyournetwork.co/fb/) Get your free mastermind course from Travis here: Freemmcourse.com/enroll (http://www.freemmcourse.com/join) Enroll in Travis’ VIP day experience (https://travischappell.typeform.com/to/Lm38Rt) . Download Meet Your Hero at travischappell.com/hero (http://travischappell.com/hero) Explode Your Network at travischappell.com/explode (http://travischappell.com/explode) Check out Build Your Network University (http://byn.university) For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy (https://www.acast.com/privacy)

Sanja Hatter is the co-founder of Thrive Make Money Matter. This year Thrive is from May 31st through June 2nd at the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas. Sanja talks about her unique story, how to instill an entrepreneurial mindset in your kids, why building self-confidence is so crucial to anything that you do, and the three reasons you should go to Thrive this year. Episode Highlights: Sanja was born in Serbia and immigrated her when she was 4, both of her parents worked two jobs. Sanja went to Cal State Long Beach and earned a criminal justice degree. Sanja’s parents immigrated because of war breaking out in Eastern Europe Her social life in elementary school was not extremely affected by her immigration status. She was really good at school growing up and helped raise her younger sister. She worked really hard in college with two full-time jobs and she saved all her money. Travis Chappell went to Bible school and double majored in Bible and theology. How Sanja wants her children to grow up and feel about work. How Sanja is instilling an entrepreneurial spirit in her children. How Travis and his sister invested money from the time they were young and bought their first investment property in their early 20’s. Some lessons Sanja has learned from her biggest losses. The doors that have opened from Sanja’s fitness competition and beauty pageant. How Sanja and Cole differentiate Thrive from other similar conferences. If introverts can position themselves to be the person people want to connect with, they won’t have to use as many of their energy reserves. How Cole and Sanja best manage their time and balance their businesses and family. Sanja would rather do all of her work at once and the spend focused time with her kids. The role that self-confidence plays in business and success. Sanja knew what she wanted when she did her bikini competition and beauty pageant. A glimpse of Thrive 2019: 20+ speakers - Andy Frisella, Lisa Bilyeu, Billy Gene, etc. Each speaker is a different genre and an expert in their field. The people who come to Thrive have learned how to make a difference in the world. Dan Fleyshman’s non-profit will be supported at the pool party at the end of the event. The attendees at Thrive are better than many other events out there. Do you believe that who you know or what you know is more important, and why? It’s definitely not what you know - there are so many people who know so much, but if they don’t know how to get it out there they won’t be successful. The Random Round What profession other than your own do you think it would be fun to attempt? A producer or director to make movies. If you could sit on a park bench with anyone past or present and talk with them for an hour, who would it be and why? Sarah Blakely She is a phenomenal mom and business owner. How do you like to consume content? Videos and audio Sanja’s morning routine: Coffee What is your go-to pump up song? NF What is something you’re not very good at? Cooking What is one place online where we can find Sanja the most? @SanjaHatter on Instagram attendthrive.com 3 Key Points: You will always learn lessons, even from your failures. Sanja and Cole lost over $200,000 on their first Thrive. Thrive blossoms because of the people who come to the event, they’re high-quality and really want to make their money matter. Having balance is just doing what makes you happy, there will always be chaos. Tweetable Quotes: “I want my kids to understand, ‘work hard, play hard.’” -Sanja “Thrive stands out because we have credible speakers and attendees.” -Sanja “Sometimes you just have to... For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy (https://www.acast.com/privacy)

In this latest episode of The Only Business Networking Podcast on iTunes, we have Part 7 of the Who or What Series where Jordan Harbinger from the Jordan Harbinger Show, Amy Porterfield from the Online Marketing Made Easy Podcast, and Jeff Hoffman, serial entrepreneur from Priceline.com and Ubid.com talk to your host Travis Chappell, to continue the debate of whether who you know or what you know is more important, and why. Episode Highlights: Jordan Harbinger: It’s all about who you know - not just connecting up but up, down, and laterally. Your network is the most important resource you have. Short term  - your network is great, long term - your network is crucial. How Jordan defines networking - helping people without the expectation of return and in a scalable way. When people help you and keep score they’ll write you off when you don’t reciprocate. Never think about networking transactionally. If you think everyone is taking advantage of you, it’s probably you. If someone won’t help you, even with small things, they’re probably taking advantage of you. Amy Porterfield: Who you know is important to a certain extent, but what you know is also important. People always need things done, so figure out what those things are. How Travis developed a relationship with John Lee Dumas and then got Amy Porterfield on the show. How Amy became friends with Marie Forleo and why she didn’t pay for that friendship. How to get started adding value to others. If you’re an evangelist for what someone is doing you can’t help but notice them. A person of influence is not going to tell you how they want you to support them. Jeff Hoffman: Who you know is more important because you don’t know everything. You’re not as smart as you think you are, and you’re not good at 12 things, you’re good at one thing. If you’re a founder/CEO/Manager you should schedule days to be out of the office to build your network. Why Jeff engages strangers all the time. How Jeff got a Universal Studios executive to come to be a partner in his independent studio. Most people neglect networking because they’re too busy being inefficient to stop and take time to be more efficient. 3 Key Points: Networking is not all about schmoozing people ahead of you, you should be well-connected with everyone - up, down, and laterally. There is not a difference between networking and real relationship building. Don’t build your network when you need it, build it way before you need it. Tweetable Quotes: “The only things people can’t take away from you are your skills and relationships.” -Jordan “You don’t have to be Richard Branson to offer value to people.” -Travis “Your heart has to be in the right place, it’s never about making something happen for you, and then magic happens.” -Amy “The only way to build anything of significance in life is to build a team.” -Jeff Resources Mentioned: Visit Travis’ website at Buildyournetwork.co (http://www.buildyournetwork.co/) Learn more about mentorships and masterminds for FREE at freemmcourse.com/enroll (http://www.freemmcourse.com/join) Download Meet Your Hero at travischappell.com/hero (http://travischappell.com/hero) Explode Your Network at travischappell.com/explode (http://travischappell.com/explode) For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy (https://www.acast.com/privacy)

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On today’s episode, renowned Pistol and 3-Gunner, Travis Gibson, joins us on the podcast! From bull riding & motorcycling, to pistol shooting, and now to 3-Gun and Long range shooting… Travis has done it all! When he’s not winning matches, Travis is running the world-class steel target manufacturer, MGM Targets! Learn more about Travis, his recent partnership with Caracal USA, shooting tips from the man himself, and more on the PRC Podcast! Index: 0:55 –Bull riding and motorcyclist career before shooting 4:13 – How Travis got into pistol shooting and 3-gun 6:50 – Transitioning to long range precision 10:55 – Travis’ son Wyatt Gibson 14:30 – What is more challenging? 3-Gun or Precision Rifle? 16:23 – Partnership with Caracal USA and their new rifle 19:20 – Travis’ season so far 21:50 – What do you do to mentally to get back into the game? 27:25 – How to practice making better Wind Calls 31:56 – What’s new with MGM Targets and Switchview USA? 34:15 – How can we improve RO’ing for matches? 43:18 – Top 3 Must-Have items at a match If you enjoyed this podcast, make sure to subscribe to us on Soundcloud or iTunes for more episodes and write us a review! Share this episode with anyone interested in all things Precision Rifle. Follow Us On: Website: http://precisionriflechannel.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/precisionriflechannel Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/precisionriflech/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/precisionriflechannel iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/precision-rifle-channel-podcast/id1367259793?mt=2 For more info on MGM Targets, visit: https://mgmtargets.com/ For more info on Switchview USA, visit: http://www.mgmswitchview.com/

Travis Scher (@travisscher) leads venture capital and new cryptoasset investing at Digital Currency Group (DCG), a blockchain investment firm with a mission is to accelerate the development of a better financial system.DCG is world's the most prolific investor in blockchain startups. They have invested in over 100 companies in 30 different countries, including market leaders like Coinbase, Blockchain, Ledger, and Ripple and they have also invested directly in crypto-assets, including Bitcoin, Decentraland, Ethereum Classic, and Zcash.Digital Currency Group is not a traditional venture capital fund, instead they also build and buy companies. DCG has three wholly owned subsidiaries: CoinDesk, the leading independent source of blockchain news, research, and events, Genesis Trading, a full-service institutional trading firm focused on digital currencies, and Grayscale Investments, the world's largest digital currency asset manager.You can listen right here on iTunesIn our wide-ranging conversation, we cover many things, including: * The future of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies * Why blockchain builds perfectly upon VR * How non-governmental money will impact society * The big problem with custody and control of money * Why we're still a few years off from widespread crypto adoption * The importance of AI in cryptocurrency * How Travis thinks we can rewrite democracy * The effects of utility tokens on internet monopolies * Travis' thoughts on user experience and product adoption * The reason Travis is still bullish on Bitcoin * The effects of ICOs on venture capital ecosystem * Why our banking system is totally broken--Make a Tax-Deductible Donation to Support FringeFMFringeFM is supported by the generosity of its readers and listeners. If you find our work valuable, please consider supporting us on Patreon, via Paypal or with DonorBox powered by Stripe.Donate   

Travis Chambers is the founder of Chamber Media — an agency that creates scalable social videos. They’re responsible for some of the biggest viral videos on YouTube. In this episode, you’ll learn... Travis’s best tips for writing great content on Linkedin and why he prefers it to any other social network. How Travis went from having no personal brand to building a massive following on Linkedin. Travis’s key to getting people’s attention that almost no one else uses.  

Most endurance athletes are familiar with the concept of mobility as the body’s ability to move with control in its available range of motion. Yet many of us make the mistake of separating our mobility work from our strength training. How can we evaluate our current ability level and prevent injury by pairing the two together in an intelligent way? Travis Jewett is a strength coach and chiropractor in Northwest Iowa who incorporates the principles of strength and conditioning into his clinical work, addressing the source of his clients’ pain and helping them create better movement. He is a sought-after lecturer with MobilityWOD, giving talks worldwide on athlete assessment, biomechanics and self-care. Travis is StrongFirst-certified in barbells and kettlebells, and he is a CrossFit L1. Today, Travis explains how his approach to strength and conditioning has changed over the years. He discusses the role of a traditional chiropractor and describes how his practice differs from your average practitioner. Travis offers insight around patients suffering from back pain, sharing his take on non-incident related pain and the high prevalence of back injury. Listen in for Travis’ advice on pairing strength training with mobility work and learn how to do a self-assessment of your current abilities! Topics Covered [1:21] How Travis’ approach has evolved over the years Simpler approach, very basic strength and conditioning One move executed well more effective than several [4:00] How Travis is different from a traditional chiropractor Opportunity to improve position/firing of muscles and joints Incorporate strength and conditioning to create better movement [6:33] Travis’ experience with patients prescribed back surgery May still be in pain after due to limited movement May not need surgery, can get pain to manageable level [7:48] Why most patients with back pain can’t point to a specific incident Spine has shearing moment (i.e.: pick up laundry) Brain interprets as threat and locks up spine [10:11] Travis’ take on the high incidence of back injuries Patients who do manual labor come in less often for specific injury Less active patients have non-incident related back pain [12:15] Travis’ inspiration for writing Dad Strong and Unf*ck Yourself Resource for maximizing potential through strength training Inspire dads to take care of selves, feel strong and capable [17:28] Travis’ insight on treating the whole patient Patient listed Afghanistan as ‘injury of origin’ Unpack mental hurdles as well as physical pain [21:02] Travis’ advice around pairing mobility work with strength training Kettlebell or dumbbells, body weight and MobilityWOD Expose to all positions, self-assess current abilities [24:06] The definition of mobility Ability to control available range of motion Learn More About Travis MobilityWOD Travis’ Website Email drjewett07@gmail.com Resources Books by Travis Jewett Natural Born Heroes by Christopher McDougall Injury of Origin Blog

Affiliate disclaimer: Heads up! There are affiliate links in these show notes. What that means is if you click on a link and then make a purchase, I make a small percentage of money because I referred you. This comes at no additional cost to you. I only share products and resources that I trust and that I know will help you in your business. Grateful for your support!   On today's show, I have Travis Hornsby who is a student loan expert and the Founder of Student Loan Planner from St Louis, MO.   The student loan industry is massively overwhelming and confusing and a serious issue in our society these days. Travis helps people who have significant amounts of debt, we're talking at least 6 figures and I'm so excited to bring you his episode as I think it will be eye opening to many.   We chat about how he went from being a bond trader at Vanguard to starting his own student loan consulting business, the mistakes people make when it comes to student loans, the biggest misconception people have about student loans and so much more.   Excited for you to tune in and hope you enjoy!   Full show notes at: http://brittneyllynn.com/040 In today's episode, you'll find out:   How Travis became an expert on student loans. The biggest mistake people make when it comes to student loans. The most common misconception people have about student loans. What Travis would tell young adults going into careers that require a lot of schooling. His advice for parents who want to help their children and lessen the student loan burden.   Links mentioned:   Mr. Money Mustache Strengths Finder book Travis' Business Insider article that went viral Death, Sex, & Money podcast episode about veterinary suicides Asana Mike Meru Has $1 Million in Student Loans. How Did That Happen? - Wall Street Journal article Bogleheads investing advice Dave Ramsey Advice on refinancing your student loans Advice on hiring a student loan expert   Follow Travis:   Website Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email   Like the show? There are several ways you can help! Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify or Google Play Leave an honest review on iTunes. The ratings and reviews help for two reasons: 1) Most importantly, I get to know you, the listener, and what content you enjoy the most. 2) The more reviews the podcast has, the better chance it has at getting in front of new listeners. Follow on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram Join the Facebook group to interact with guests and other listeners Join the Day in the Life newsletter

Do you have student loans? This topic is a painful area to talk about, but one that is common for so many people. My guest today has great advice and nuggets of wisdom for you! He is passionate about helping to fix the problem of student loan debt for others. Don’t miss my conversation with Travis!   Travis Hornsby founded Student Loan Planner after helping his surgeon wife figure out how to manage her six-figure medical school debt. He quickly realized there was a huge need in this area and that he could provide valuable help for others. He was formerly a bond trader and is a chartered financial analyst, so he is a rock-solid and smart finance guy. He loves saving professionals money through creating customized student loan strategies for the top 2% of the most indebted Americans. Check out the resources below to see how to contact Travis and how he may be able to help you with your student loan debt.   What you’ll learn in this episode:   The huge problem of student loans, especially for professional women, who carry a major portion of the debt Travis’ message to high school and college students pursuing higher degrees: “Go to the cheapest place you can.” The “real carnage” of student debt is in grad school because of debt caps for undergraduate education How he sees dental school and law school grads who owe $300-600K (the highest he has seen is $1.1 million in debt!) The hidden opportunity costs of student loans The story of Travis’ wife: she started medical school at age 18 and then did a four-year Ob-gyn residency in NYC, where she was a free-spender. They met at church in Philly when she was there for a fellowship training and he was a bond trader. How Travis had the “money conversation” with his wife while they were dating Mistakes that his wife made that cost her about $70K The idea for Travis’ Student Loan Planner business and how he had dozens and dozens of clients right away (He has now had over 1000 clients!) Advice from Travis: “Think about the future and take out federal loans that can be eligible for debt forgiveness.” Why if you owe more than two times your income, then you need a good plan and loan forgiveness The two paths to loan forgiveness After college, the loan players become private lenders who want in on the investment How student debt is unique and unlike any other kind of debt On Travis’ website, find his Refi Quiz and other free educational content to help you find the tricks and loopholes Travis’ consultation will include different strategies and paths, depending on your career and family goals “If you’re unhappy and feel financially insecure, look at your mortgage and car payment. Try to reduce one or both of these.” How “yesterday’s promises” reduce today’s flexibility and freedom How consolidation can help to speed up the payment and get old loans qualifying for loan forgiveness programs and help you have only one loan payment (watch our for scams!) Refinancing is to take loans out of the government system or from a private lender and create a new loan with a private lender at a lower interest rate How people in the same profession might have different needs as far as refinancing or consolidation, based on their income and needs The average mistake costs $60K--”There’s a lot that you don’t know that you don’t know.” How late student loan payments CAN affect your credit score   Resources:   www.studentloanplanner.com/refi-quiz  Check out Travis’ website for lots of helpful information!   Email Travis: travis@studentloanplanner.com

Travis Nelson has followed his dream of building a trucking company based on Xtreme customer service and employee respect. From being a 22 year old owner/operator with one truck, Travis has built one of the fastest growing trucking companies in the area. When Travis isn’t managing the company (or still sometimes driving truck) he spends time at home with his equally fast-growing family. Anyone can back up to a dock and pick up the product. Delivering it on time, without damage every time -- that's a service we offer.” - Travis Nelson What you’ll learn about in this episode: The philosophy that enabled Travis Nelson to grow a business of one truck and one trailer into a fleet of 75 flatbed and refrigerated trucks How a belief in second chances has led Travis to develop an employee-friendly atmosphere, which has led to superior employee retention Why Travis believes so strongly in making employees feel as though they belong; everyone in Travis' business is a part of the family How open lines of feedback and taking employee suggestions have ultimately led to better solutions throughout the organization Why Travis believes strongly that the knowledge that employees have is a valuable part of optimizing company operations How Travis was able to grow his company even in the face of new competition, which could potentially offer better cash bonuses and benefits How involving drivers upfront, and looking for advice rather than just feedback, ultimately led to happier drivers

  Ever tried to read up on hormones, only to get confused by all that thyroid and adrenal jibber jabber? We brought in Travis Zipper, one of the world’s foremost hormonal experts, to explain everything about hormones in simple speak. You’ll learn how to maintain healthy hormone levels and feel better than ever before.   “You find purpose in working with people that share your passion for (something), that also want to pay it forward and show and help other people.” - Travis Zipper Here’s what you’ll discover: 1:28 - Travis talks about his transition from computer science to working in the Vegas nightlife. 5:30 - What is hormone deficiency? Why is Travis so passionate about hormonal health? 9:00 - How do you balance out your hormone levels? 10:40 - How much do prescription drugs affect your hormone levels? 15:03 - Travis and Brittany outline the biggest stressors that can throw off hormones. 15:58 - How your hormones and your diet are related. 22:42 - How YOU can get your hormone levels checked safely. 24:23 - Why there’s no reason to fear calories and carbs when you diet. 25:56 - How Travis and iN3 Nutrition are helping everyday people understand and manage their hormones.  

Interview Transcript Available Below Scott Mackintosh and his wife Becky live in Lehi, Utah and are the parents of seven children, including their son Xian, who came out as gay at age 24. Scott is currently a bishop in a YSA ward at BYU, and Becky is on the board at North Star International. Chris and his wife of 18 years live in Overland Park, Kansas  with their four sons, ages 7 through 17. He experiences same-gender attraction and began to talk about it after serving as a bishop. Travis Steward and his wife Margaret have been married 32 years and have six children and grandchildren. Travis is a former bishop, mission president (Houston, Texas), and has served in stake presidencies. He has experienced same-gender attraction throughout his life and finally began to talk about it a few years ago. In this podcast, we talk about how we can be better leaders week-to-week for the LGBT members in our wards and communities. Episode Highlights 7:30 Chris' introduction and how he became involved with North Star through coming to terms with his same-gender attraction 12:00 Scott Mackintosh’s story of his son coming out, and how that led to a change of heart for him and a conversion to love and empathy for everyone 18:00 Travis Steward’s introduction and his experience as a man who experiences same-gender attraction but buried it for most of his life and struggled through shame and his own inner stories 26:45 How Travis came out to his wife and openly acknowledged his same-sex attraction and began to deal with what he had held inside for so many years 30:55 Chris’s experience coming out to his wife and church leaders after he had served as a bishop 35:35 Scott’s realization that he needed to look at the experience of others instead of focusing on himself, how his son’s experience helped him realize how much shame is involved, and how it changed how he leads 42:40 Proactively creating an open, safe, compassionate space to have these conversations and diminish shame 48:00 What am I doing as a bishop to make sure that people would trust me and be willing to share the most personal, painful issues in their life? 51:00 Bishops don’t have to know everything 53:00 We need to be prepared so that when someone comes to us we can get it right the first time 1:04:00 What to say or not say as a leader 1:17:25 These are principles of the gospel of Jesus Christ that are applicable to everyone Links North Star Conference leadership session registration Scott's story mormonandgay.lds.org Interview Transcript   LS: Today I'm sitting down [00:05:30] with, both in person and through the magic of the Internet with a Travis Steward, Scott Mackintosh and Chris. How are you, Travis? Travis: Good, Scott, how are you doing? LS: Excellent. I have all sorts of names going through my head and Chris, you're joining us from, uh, from Kansas City. Is that, right? Chris: Right. LS: The reason for this gathering here is to hopefully promote a message of love and also make leaders out there [00:06:00] more aware of resources that are available to them as they strive to enhance their leadership ability, especially in the context of our LGBT brothers and sisters that, hopefully are finding a place in, in our congregations and our wards and in a place that they feel comfortable and they can worship with us there. It's, uh, those that have listened to, to Leading Saints for quite some time. Know that we have a, a beautiful relationship, a connection with the North Star, which is another non-profit. And I'll have Chris speak to that in a minute, [00:06:30] but they have a conference coming up in March that I can't stress enough the importance if you are in within a day's drive or can afford a plane ticket to Salt Lake or Provo. Where it's held in Provo. That, that you absolutely get there with as many members of your ward council and spouses, whatever it is and participate if not in the complete conference...

In this episode, you will learn: • Travis’ brief background. • What Travis does in his flipping business. • What percentager Travis is. • Travis’ income and profit. • What Travis’ net worth is today. • Travis’ life happiness index. • Travis’ best and weakest pillar. • What Travis’ diet looks like. • How Travis rates himself when it comes to relationships. • The five life’s greatest hits of Travis. • Travis’ future greatest hits. • Plus so much more! Travis has been a real estate investor in the Central Texas region since 2012. He has successfully flipped residential properties with a value of $50,000 to $900,000. Travis has a strong financial acumen, has developed strong operational procedures, and finds profits where others fail too. Travis is the largest residential Fix and Flip investor in McLennan and Bell Counties. He successfully flips over 60 houses a year and is in the top 5 franchises of Junior Markets in sales volume and sales units for Homevestors: America's #1 Home Buyer. He was also the recipient of the 2016 Rookie of the Year with Homevestors.

062 | Travis Shakespeare is creating the Playing with FIRE documentary. He talks about discovering FI, how FI has the power to change the world, and how one misinterpretation caused him to reach FI much sooner than he should have. On today’s show we cover: Interview with Travis Shakespeare His approach to creating the Playing with FIRE documentary What drew him to the media industry The power of story How he wants to the documentary to create a call to action How he discovered FI The FI community as a subculture and how it’s like an experiment Why the documentary will get FI closer to a mainstream audience How FI has the power to change the world How Travis came about creating the documentary Hotseat questions Links from the show: Playing with FIRE documentary Mr Money Mustache Get Rich Slowly Early Retirement Extreme book Millionaire Next Door Episode 57: Playing with FIRE Documentary Rockstar Finance Eater Blog The Shockingly Simple Math Behind Early Retirement Sealfit Yoga ——————-   Thank you for being a part of the ChooseFI community! 

"Your ways of being have to change to create something new."   The day I met Travis Ross, I think I  knew my life would shift. He's the kind of man that ignites a fire in the people he meets. He has faced the lowest of lows (including attempted suicide) and also chosen to live with a mission to inspire and elevate others. He is a internationally renowned tattoo artist, a musician, a speaker, coach, and so much more. When I thought about the kinds of conversations I'd like to share via the Worthfull Project, I thought of what Travis and I talk about. He has become a dear friend and I'm so grateful to learn from him as we walk our individual paths of owning our worth. It is so exciting and beautiful to bring you this conversation today (don't worry, we'll record more in the future together). Whether you're at the top of your game but feeling the loneliness of doing life alone or at your rock bottom, I hope this conversation will bring you light, inspiration, and a reminder that you can choose to live fully once again. Show notes: How Travis reconciled the reality of his life with what he felt called to do (12:01) What happens when we decide we are innately full of worth (or not) (13:30) How the process of creating something fills our self-worth (15:10) The role of gratitude in bringing us opportunity (22:27) How to begin to own your worth to create abundance in your life (23:40) What "ways of being" means and why it's so powerful (25:47) What the beginning of a shift in abundance looks like (29:20) How to put one foot in front of the other when you're at rock bottom (31:25) What is possible if the human race starts to believe they are full of worth (34:50) The best cure when you're feeling down on your life (36:30) Why community building is so important right now (38:10) Travis' vision for giving back in a massive way through TRYBE (39:15) Travis' daily self-worth practices while on the road (46:41)   "The enlightenment never gets dropped onto you. You have to go to it."   Links we mention: Travis Ross Art Jeff Gogue The School of Greatness podcast Michelle Stann Sarah Silverman Freddy Corbin One World Academy   Follow Travis: Instagram | Facebook

Meet Life and Business Coach Travis Barton. In this conversation we go deep into what it takes to build a passion based business, Travis’ journey from bartender to freedom-based entrepreneur, and how he has followed his spirit for adventure and passion for outdoor activities to build a business and life he is in love with, and is inspiring people all over the world to do the same. Some of the things we talk about include: • How Travis found his passion, discovered his calling and used those to create the business and live he now has • How travelling and getting time out in nature help you get into alignment with yourself • The importance of courage in stepping away from the norm, and how you can step into fear and consciously create your life • Why doing what’s difficult actually leads to a life of more ease • What it takes to be ready to be extraordinary and show up in a powerful way • What you need to do to break bad patterns and make changes in your business and life – it’s not as big and scary as you may think! • The three keys to success and why you shouldn’t be disheartened if it doesn’t happen overnight • The most important factor for being a great coach (spoiler alert - it’s not a six-step blueprint) • The three steps to authentically incorporating other people’s influences into your life and business • How to effortlessly create great and engaging content for your business • The rituals Travis uses to stay committed and keep showing up powerfully Make yourself a cuppa, put your feet up and enjoy this amazing episode. Meet the incredible Travis Barton. x Links mentioned in the podcast: Travis' website: http://www.travisbartonlife.com Travis’ daily stories on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/travbarton The book “The Adventure of Purpose”: http://bit.ly/2zETLLH For more: Subscribe to the videos here: bit.ly/LouiseGeorgeYouTube Instagram:www.instagram.com/louisegeorge.co/ Facebook:www.facebook.com/louisegeorge.co/ Website: www.louisegeorge.co/ Connect with other amazing female entrepreneurs www.facebook.com/groups/soulfiresessions/ For high level support... SoulFire Inner Circle louisegeorge.co/soulfireinnercircle Private members site, with monthly calls, free tickets to our #SoulFire Sessions Live events and everything you need to build and grow your business. #SoulFire Salon - 6 months of high level support - limited spaces louisegeorge.co/soulfiresalon This impact mastermind has been created to support you in taking your business to the next level – creating higher level clients and income with more ease and flow. You will also receive the support to enable you to share your message with more confidence from the stage and on video. Private Success / Speaker Coaching - limited spaces louisegeorge.co/coaching Now taking applications for 1-1 coaching, please apply to discuss.

Today we’re talking to Travis Steffen. Travis has exited seven companies so far, and he’s going to share what he’s learned along the way, including lessons learned from a botched exit. He will help us understand what builds a successful business. We will also touch upon following our passions and how to find happiness as an entrepreneur when you’re always chasing the next best thing. He’s got some great tips, so you won’t want to miss it! In This Episode You’ll Learn: The first time Travis decided to become an entrepreneur and how he funded his first company. The types of businesses that Travis has run and how he got into them. Travis’s mindset as he gets into his businesses: What is he trying to accomplish? Does he keep the end in mind? Travis discusses how he used opportunities as stepping stones. One particular example of the sale of a company that Travis wishes he’d handled differently, including what he’d do now that would significantly increase the value of the business when it came time to sell. Travis’s thoughts on how people can switch industries based on his experience. How people can free themselves from what they’ve built: Travis recommends steps to follow. How Travis’s different exits have changed his mindset on what constitutes a successful finish. Travis’s definition of meaningful work and happiness as well as where he finds his fulfillment. Travis’s best advice for the exit journey, before and after. Takeaways: It’s important to systematize internal processes. If you’re doing things more than once, figure out a way to never have to do it again. It’s important to find your passion. We are always chasing the numbers and the competition, but it’s more important to figure out the “why.” Buyers just want an investment. They want cashflow with a good ROI. Know that your baby will eventually be someone else’s investment. Links and Resources: The Value Advantage Viral Hero Bax.co About Travis Steffen: Travis Steffen, author of Viral Hero, is a serial entrepreneur with 7 successful exits (and a few crash-and-burn failures) to his name. As a growth engineer, he specializes in building products that grow themselves. After nearly a decade of running startups, Travis began to adopt a different way of building products by building the viral loops first, then finding product details that fit inside those structures. After seeing this strategy work, he set a goal to gain a deeper understanding of viral marketing mechan

Listen to This EpisodeEpisode 179: Show NotesTravis and Steven have been flipping houses for 6 years.But they told me something interesting…They said that for the first 5 and a half years, they were doing it “all wrong.”Then, over the past 6 months, everything changed.They’re not pulling their hair out trying to manage one or two flips at a time anymore.On the contrary, they’re working less… but hitting much higher numbers.In the past two weeks, they’ve put 9 houses under contract.And they’re charging forward at a pace they couldn’t even imagine before.So what happened?That’s what we’re digging into on today’s episode of the House Flipping HQ Podcast… so come on over and listen in!Links and ResourcesThe doors to House Flipping Formula are officially OPEN! But we’re only going to be taking on new students for 1 more day… after that, the doors will be closed again and we’ll be focusing on helping our new members ramp up their house flipping or wholesaling businesses. So jump in now! Click here to join House Flipping Formula!Like what you hear? Subscribe!If you've found any value or helpful information in the House Flipping HQ Podcast, we’d love to hear about it! Head over to iTunes to subscribe, and while your'e at it, leave us a rating (5 stars would be great!) and a review so that others who are interested in starting a house flipping business can find us and get in on the good stuff! If you have any questions or comments about this show or its contents, please post them in the comments area below and I’ll be happy to answer them! The post HFHQ 179: How Travis and Steven Got 9 Contracts in 2 Weeks (It’s All About the Blueprint…) appeared first on House Flipping HQ. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chances are if you’re listening to this podcast, you have some student loan debt. Having worked exclusively with dentists for most of my professional career, it’s not common for me to see aspiring practice owners coming out of school with 400-500k in student loan debt, and that’s only for a dental license! While we can debate whether or not the large costs are justified, the reality is, without a student loan plan of attack, you’ll be stuck making payments for the rest of your life. Which is why I’m excited to share my conversation with Travis Hornsby, founder of StudentLoanPlanner.com Travis has helped hundreds of professionals take control of their finances and student loan debt -- and has an incredible track record of helping his clients become debt free. Even if you’re fortunate to have paid off your student loans, I know you’ll find a lot of actionable insight from our conversation. [su_note note_color="#028000 " text_color="#ffffff " radius="5"] Need help staying on top of your student loans? You'll love Travis's Student Loan Calculator designed to help you pay off debt faster. Click here to get access. [/su_note] Here are a few things you'll discover in today's episode: How Travis got into helping others with their student loan debt (hint: it involves his significant other) How being featured in Business Insider skyrocketed his career. What he’s learned from advising over 82 million in student loan debt collectively amongst his clients. Practical ways anyone can save money to help pay off their student loans faster. And much more. This Episode Was Brought To You By... As a CPA for dentists, I get a lot of questions about which banks offer both the best rates and service for current and future practice owners and I virtually always recommend Bank of America. As such, I've teamed up to with Bank of America because I believe they are the best at what they do and want to help you get the best dental loan possible. If you're interested in learning more based on what I discussed on the show, simply text "BankLoan" to the number 33444, and I'll put you in touch with my direct contact at BOA. There's no catch, or obligation if you decide it's not for you after learning more. I'm also happy to answer any questions you might have. Full disclosure -- If you move forward with this goes to help me continue making the Start Your Dental Practice podcast the best podcast and resource for dental practice owners. Free Episode Bonus A special thanks for Travis coming on the show. Chances are good, you may need a hand with your student loan debt. While many choose to “worry about it later” as Travis shows, taking action now can save you a ton of time and headaches later down the road. Travis obviously knows what he’s doing, having helped hundreds of people pay down their debt and as a bonus for today, he’s offered his incredibly popular student loan debt calculator which helps you get clear on how to pay your debt off. I spent some time playing around with it, and it’s fantastic. Click here to access bonus. Quote:  Being debt free is incredibly powerful psychologically - Travis Hornsby Resources: Student Loan Planner Support The Show: Without you, Ambitious Dentists, this show wouldn’t exist. If you enjoyed today’s episode, please go here to give the show an honest rating and review in iTunes. This allows me to evolve the show as it goes on, and also helps spread the word to other podcast listeners since iTunes promotes shows with active engagement.

“I would love for people to do what they want to do rather than doing what they have to do.” – Travis Sherry Our guest for today's episode on the Art of Adventure podcast is a certified storyteller. You will definitely be astounded by his journey in reaching his dream career and his determination to share this dream with other people. I mean, who wouldn't want a job that gives freedom to travel in all parts of the world? Travis Sherry is the man behind the No. 1 travel podcast on iTunes, Extra Pack of Peanuts, which teaches people how to travel more by spending less. He started Extra Pack of Peanuts in January 2012 while in Japan as he struggled to find himself. Being a teacher by profession, Travis found out that teaching Social Studies and History is not what he was destined for. By starting his business online, he discovers that teaching people how to travel cheap and giving them the freedom is his mission. Travis also runs the Location Indie community where they gather up people who wants to have a job or a business that can be run from anywhere in the world. He wants to give people the chance to experience the life of freedom they've been searching for. What you will learn on this episode: What are the travel trends seen in this year What are the location independent businesses that are people taking advantage of The seven dollar business class upgrade travel hack The worst places to stay How Travis runs his business The best travel blazer Quotes: "Digital nomads are going mainstream" - Travis Sherry "I didn't know teaching about frequent flyer miles would open so many doors"- Travis Sherry "My real skill is the ability to teach"- Travis Sherry "Adventure is figuring out a way to push yourself"- Travis Sherry Continue the Adventure (Resources from this episode): Extra Pack of Peanuts Location Indie Paradise Pack Twitter Instagram You might also like these episodes: AOA 153 | Matt Bailey | Travel Hacking and the Limitless Lifestyle AOA 055 | Ladan Jiracek | Travel Wisdom From 80 Countries AOA 128 | Gunnar Garfors | A Story From Every Country AOA 118 | Chris Guillebeau | Born For This: Find the Work You Were Meant to Do AOA 052 | Ben Keene | Creating Tribes Around The World  

Ever wondered what it would feel like to live a life on your terms? ( No doubt) Are you curious about what it takes to create a life, business & community that is an extension of you & your values? Want to know what life would feel like to live on fire? With passionate relationships, vibrant health, positive mindset and an abundant business? Then this session with one of the most passionate & rad guys I know... International Life & Business coach Travis Barton is going to show you how... we discuss (among many other juicy topics)... How Travis asks “how is this possible?” , instead of “is this possible?” How in his early 20-‘s Travis was lost in life, in a deep depression & surrounded with average people & how he turned it around. The power of making a list of what is going to make you happy The impact of meeting one person and the one thing Travis was told that changed everything for him. The power of mentors Why you can’t wait for people to come and change you, how you must change yourself. How when you are comfortable with the idea of being alone forever, that is the place you will have the most powerful relationship. Why you need to settle UP & be constantly re-evaluating your standards. How to know when to compromise & the shift of how you do this. Why living in alignment with your values brings absolute clarity. Why you need to be what it is you want to attract, and how this puts you in ultimate control of your results. Travis’s morning success routine What Travis does to maintain the love and passion in his relationship The conditioning we have around ‘female’ and ‘male’ traits, and how we can all be more open, vulnerable and connect more. Why we need to take off our masks and just be more human. Why we need to slow down in order to know ourselves and be happier. The impact of your environment and your relationships. Why you should embrace negativity to strengthen your journey Why you need to give more of what you don’t have in order to get it I had so much fun jamming with Travis on these topics, I would love to know your thoughts or if you heard something that made you rethink an area of your life! Connect with Travis here: www.travisbartonlife.com Or listen (and subscribe) over on iTunes Let me know your thoughts below glorious people... what are YOUR values? Are you living in alignment with them? Did this interview wake anything in you? Massive love. Em xx www.emgallagher.com

Have you ever considered that the way most of us humans exercise or at least try to stay in shape usually has nothing to do with how we have evolved to move? Think about a rowing machine or a barbell. When is the last time you saw a gorilla jetting up a river in a canoe or lifting a 25lb log up and down for 12 reps? The human body is designed to move in nature, using its environment as a ‘gym.’ That environment might be a forest, or in the case of today’s guest- the concrete jungle of a city. In this episode, we learn all about moving your body like the human ape that you are, from one of the most popular natural movement experts in the world - Travis Brewer. Travis has combined elements of Acroyoga, Parkour, functional movement training, animal-based movements, and calisthenics, to create a system called ‘ninja flow.' This fitness system requires very few tools and certainly does not require membership to a gym, with it’s inherent forced exposure to bad LED lighting, irritating music, and the toxic fumes of rubber floors, and plastic exercise equipment. Through his many years of extensive training, Travis has not only learned to execute seemingly impossible feats of human movement but has also inspired millions of fans as a finalist on the hit NBC show American Ninja Warrior. If you're interested in expanding your vision of what your body is capable of, and in finding new and exciting ways to achieve a higher level of fitness, this episode is for you. It's also for anyone you know who could use a little inspiration in their movement practice. So do us all a favor, and share this show with a friend. To your physical potential, Luke Episode Breakdown: How Travis combined elements of Acroyoga, Parkour, functional movement training, animal based movements, and calisthenics, to create his own system called ‘ninja flow’ The power of certain numbers The importance of gratitude How losing his high paying job in real estate led to becoming a fitness TV star How the book autobiography of a yogi transformed Travis’s life How the lessons of self realization and meditation moved him in the direction of fitness and movement  How Travis landed a gig on the hit TV Show American Ninja Warrior on NBC The importance of remaining teachable, in your body, mind, and spirit  Connecting your mind and body to achieve a flow state Why the first step in fitness is strengthening your core, and opening your hips Getting started with animal flow: Travis gives a live lesson called an ape crawl The importance of positive progression How climbing trees, and signposts can become the foundation of a super fit body The idea that the world we live in can become your gym Exploring the power of ice baths, infrared saunas Why Travis became a vegan for a year, and why he stopped  Best fats to eat for energy Why non-organic foods are not an option How Travis beat stage fright on national TV, and how to overcome all fears Lifestyle recommendations    Episode Resources:  Jiyo - Personal well-being app by Deepak Chopra Parkour training Frank Medrano - Calisthenics expert Acroyoga Modern Tarzan - Ninja warrior Mike Fitch Dylan Werner Products mentioned: Visit guest page here.  THIS SHOW IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY:  FOUR SIGMATIC:Melt away stress, boost immunity, relax & sleep deeper, improve productivity, increase brain power, get stimulation without jitters. Sound like all the good stuff you want? Welcome to the medicinal fungi kingdom with Four Sigmatic's highest quality mushroom & herbs in little packets of magical power that you can add to your coffee or warm drink. Your discount hookup is 15% off when you use "THELIFESTYLIST" coupon code.  HELP SUPPORT THIS SHOW! Starting and growing a podcast requires a ton of time, energy, and money. Do you appreciate this information, and want to support my mission to deliver as much life enhancing information as possible to as many people as possible? The easiest, and most effective way you can help is to do this: 1. Go to Lukestorey.com/support and donate towards show production costs 2. Subscribe to the show by clicking “subscribe” in iTunes 3. Write us a review in iTunes 4. Share this show with 1 friend right now You’d be amazed how much these four simple steps do to help us grow! Here’s the magic link for reviews. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for listening, and joining me on this journey we call life.  

This is part 1 of a 2-part interview with Travis Stephenson…   Travis reveals how he’s using automated webinars with his software InterOptin to generate leads and sales. This episode provides so much valuable content that it had to be divided into 2 separate shows! Join in the discussion as Joel and Travis talk important and useful stats, actionable tips on how to convert your webinar audience, how to successfully run both auto and live webinars plus insider information about different strategies to use for auto webinars.   [3:01] How Travis got started as an entrepreneur and his discovery of webinars [5:15] 1st webinar in 2011 - “Income Entourage” – $12K front end sales in 7 days [6:16] Generating $115K in 3 webinars [06:40] Travis' software: InterOptin and Chatmatic (Facebook marketing tool) “There’s no substitute for live webinars especially when it comes to dollar per attendee values.”-Travis [7:20] Moving into 2017 & 2018 – “One of the biggest things entrepreneurs trying to grow their business should pay attention to is the individual person as opposed to treating them like thousands of other people.”-Travis [7:53] Travis Stat: Someone is 900% more likely to purchase if you say their name during the webinar. [8:09] “The Engagement King”: Audience interaction [9:21] The process and breakdown of running an auto webinar [9:42] Tests & stats to blow your mind: A breakdown of Travis’ InterOptin (Just-In-Time Webinar) ($997 offer) over a 10-day period. [11:21] The psychology behind a Just-In-Time Webinar [12:59] The give & take of live and auto webinars [13:13] The challenges auto webinars face with Facebook [13:40] "In 2017, we're gonna set up an A/B split test and do a live vs. automated. Same ad, everything cloned and just see 'what's the value here? Is it worth it for me to never do another live webinar again?'-Travis [14:03] Webinar notifications: Email open rates, click rates, and the pros and cons of using texts [15:38] Average Earnings Per Registrant (EPR) "You have to be measuring this because this is going to tell you, from top-of-funnel to end-of-funnel if you're profitable."-Joel [15:54] Joel recaps Travis’ InterOptin automated webinar stats [17:32] Have you ever tested self-liquidating offers in your funnels right after they register for the webinar? “From warm traffic, it’s killer. Cold traffic, a little different.” [18:08] Self-liquidating offers: high vs. low ticket [20:04] Joel's "awful awful" self-liquidating offer Fail: How not to get people to your live webinar [20:03] Hunting: "I want that money right away" vs. Farming: long-term approach   "People are putting the immediate meal in front of the long-term eating-for-life objective."-Travis Stephenson     Be sure to listen to part 2 for even more valuable information!   Mentioned in this episode: InterOptin GoToWebinar (Travis has used for 7 years!) Chatmatic.com/live - View auto webinar rolling all the time   Connect with Travis: Wealthery Facebook – Watch whiteboard trainings and live videos! Instagram: @TravisCrossfit      Follow and watch a behind-the-scenes look at how I’m personally launching a brand new 6 & 7 figure product from scratch at SoldWithWebinars.com/TV Join our Facebook group at SoldWithWebinars.com/Experts  

Travis Chambers is the founder of Chamber Media, an agency that makes scaleable social videos. Over the past 2 years Chamber Media has had experienced massive growth and worked on the world's largest business marketing videos. He shares what it’s been like seeing the company grow, how he pivoted and saw skyrocketing growth, and what it takes to assemble a world class team. Show Notes: 00:13 Introduction snapshot with Travis 02:09 What Chamber Media does 02:58 Creating the NERD Skincare video 03:50 His latest production with HMA video 04:53 Myth #1 - You have to do branding and create relationships before people buy 05:12 Myth #2 - People want raw and low budget stuff on social 05:53 How Travis felt when his company started to take off 06:20 Why they had to evolve away from social shares to driving sales 07:48 Figuring out how to restructure lifestyle from survival to enjoyment 09:00 Understanding your industry comprehension 10:18 Why they stopped pitching Fortune 500 companies 11:30 His prediction within the next 2 years 12:16 How to create a viral company and have employees excited to work 14:36 Say thanks to Travis at ChamberMedia or Twitter https://twitter.com/travis_chambers or LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/travisallenchambers/

We have some character on the show today. A man by the name of Travis Bell who travels the world inspiring people to create and achieve their personal bucket lists. Originally a personal trainer, Travis was actually a student of Action Coach himself. One day he sat down with his coach and said “I want to be the first guy to franchise personal training across Australia”, which is exactly what he did; opening up 21 outlets along the way. The confrontational nature of franchising didn’t suit him and he suffered from depression, so he thought long and hard about a change of direction. A number of people began asking him for life training rather than personal training, which set him on a new path. He then made the extraordinary decision to give away his whole business to the franchisees and become a motivational speaker and life coach. He gave his first seminar which in his words was ‘crap’, but during the seminar asked the question, “does anyone keep a list of things they want to do before they die?”. Nobody did, but the whole room was suddenly inspired to talk and to share stories. It was then that Travis’ calling as “The Bucket List Guy” came to be. He came out with so much gold during the show that there really is no need to paraphrase him. Just read the list below for some of the corkers he shared with Ben: ** “People are dying at 40 and being buried at 80” ** “The bucket list is the you that you don’t even know yet” ** “A bucket list is a tangible life plan - our business plan needs to fit into our career plan and not the other way around” ** “Why do we wait until it’s too late to get off our arse?” (i.e. people making bucket lists once they’re diagnosed with terminal illness) ** “Optimise your business so you can do stuff on your bucket list” ** “Only worry about the tsunami when it’s coming up your drive” In this episode of Business Brain Food you will learn: ** The M.Y.B.U.C.K.E.T.L.I.S.T formula ** How Travis learnt to become grateful ** How methods of schooling shape behaviour ** The definition of ‘sheeple’ ** How human beings fear being different ** How often to revisit your bucket list Resources mentioned in this episode: ** The M.Y.B.U.C.K.E.T.L.I.S.T formula explained in a free ebook: http://www.thebucketlistguy.com/ebook/ ** Travis’ website: http://www.thebucketlistguy.com ** Book recommendations: Feel The Fear And Do It Anyway - Susan Jeffers The E Myth: Why Most Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It - Michael E. Gerber The Magic Of Thinking Big - David J Schwartz ** Ben’s Daily Business Tips: http://www.dbtpodcast.com ** Facebook: facebook.com/businessbrainfood ** Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/businessbrainfood ** Twitter: https://twitter.com/bfewtrell ** ActionCOACH: http://actioncoachanz.com/itunes ** ActionCOACH: http://actioncoachanz.com/stitcher If you’re not inspired by this conversation then you will never be inspired by anything! Listen to what he says and take some action! Also, if you are enjoying these Business Brain Food podcasts, then make sure to share them via social media sites or email the links to family and friends. A lot of time and effort goes into producing each of these podcasts with the goal in mind of the more people we can inspire about business the better. You can help us do just that! Until next time, have a profitable day. Cheers, Ben Fewtrell (02) 9111 5000

Our guest today is Travis Dillard – wellness coach, entrepreneur, and body transformation specialist. Fitness and health were not always part of Travis’ life. In fact, for most of his youth, he took his health for granted. But a life-changing realization launched Travis into a quest to find his health, and a consequent passion to build a business designed to help other entrepreneurs do the same. Today, entrepreneurs looking for an edge depend on Travis to help them increase their focus and energy quickly so they can maximize their money making capacity, day-to-day performance, and transform not just their bodies, but also the way they live, feel, and see themselves when they look in the mirror.   02:28 – How Travis helped people stay on track with their diet, exercise and healthy routine 05:43 – Weight Loss as a simple side effect that comes by feeling consistently present 10:15 – Do not tie your emotions to the outcome 14:06 – How to flip the switch and start experiencing physiological benefits 17:35 – How to face challenges that derail your fitness journey 22:43 – Travis’ advice to skyrocket your energy levels 25:48 – Walk first thing in the morning to boost your metabolism 28:21 – Movements that counteract the harms of sitting all day 31:21 – Wrap up Tweetables: “Be grateful and appreciate how far you’ve already come” – Travis Dillard Resources: http://www.bossacademy.com/ https://travisdillard.com/

Book A Call: https://calendly.com/scaleyourstory/15min Websites: https://www.mizhq.com https://marketwithmiz.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/misbah.hawk YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/MisbahHaque Market With Miz Podcast: Spotify: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/market-with-miz/id1543290030 Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/market-with-miz/id1543290030 Purebred Weirdo Podcast: Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3gunLg6 Apple: https://apple.co/2ZMJnys YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4lGUvqdd0vgEhGDFQvyKiA Get the 4x4 Program Design Accelerator: https://www.remotecoachinggrowth.com/products/program-design-accelerator Travis Mash is a powerlifting world champion who currently holds the all-time pound for a pound world record. He's been coaching athletes for over 21 years from all walks of life. He's worked with NFL players, Olympic Weightlifters, Powerlifters, and athletes across many other disciplines. Travis is known for shifting paradigms and doing big things to grow the sport of Weightlifting that we love so much. In this episode, we talk about: Some of the myths behind the popular SquatEveryday program Myths about training youth athletes and some advice on how to work with them How to make sure you're focusing on the right things when it comes to eliminating your weaknesses Show notes: Proudest moments as a Powerlifter and Weightlifter (1:25) How Travis got into coaching (2:08) Coaching Weightlifters vs Powerlifters (3:23) How Travis started his blog (5:10) How Travis juggles writing with coaching, traveling, and life (7:40) A day in the life (10:15) Origins of SquatEveryday (11:35) How to autoregulate when doing SquatEveryday (13:15) Myths about injuries from SquatEveryday and how to prevent them (14:35) Myths behind weight training and youth athletes (16:27) The process of taking on a younger athlete (18:37) Recruiting younger athletes (22:18) Future generation of Weightlifters and CrossFitters (23:45) Thoughts on growing spectatorship and community for Weightlifting in the U.S. (25:10) How Travis is using the barbell to shape the world (29:25) Celebrating the smaller wins in Weightlifting to maintain positivity (31:42) Muscular Imbalances and No Weaknesses (34:05) Deadlift to Back Squat ratio and how it can affect performance (36:10) Blending accessory pieces with existing training volume (39:15) What Travis learned from Julien of StrongFit (40:25) Eccentric and Isometric work in training (41:50) Adding weight to your bench in 6 weeks (42:30) Core work and why Travis doesn’t believe in doing situps (44:50) Can mental toughness and grit be trained? How? (46:50) Importance of having a basic understanding of adaptation (50:20) Learning vs Education (52:35) The best source of education right now for producing effective coaches (54:30) If you only had one year to live to become the best coach you could be, what would you do? (56:00) People mentioned: Elliot Hulse Louie Simmons Zach Greenwald - StrengthRatio Zach Long - BarbellPhysio Julien Pineau - StrongFit Charles Poliquin Stuart McGill Bret Contreras Greg Knuckles Dan John Mike Kent Eric Cressey Resources we talked about: Eze Front Squat routine Low Back Disorders No Weaknesses by Travis Mash How you can connect with Travis: Mashelite.com IG: @masheliteperformance Facebook

Company culture is a vital part of the way Travis Romine build his companies. Travis is the Founder of Sharp Commerce. His company is  a group of e commerce ninja's helping with customer engagement, retention and advanced marketing. He Took sales from $100/day to $15,000+/day over 10 year period at Paradise Fibers that he cofounded which grew to one of the top performing businesses in the needlecraft industry.  Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:   [0:15] Jeremy’s introduction to Travis Romine, today’s guest. [9:01] How Travis got started in ecommerce alongside his Dad. [14:11] Why Travis moved to Magento. [17:00] People want deals but they also want entertainment, a careful balance. [21:00] Using software properly so you get the biggest use of it. [37:57] Staff growth over the years: how it happened and why. [50:10] How the company had an $80K day of sales. [53:20] Failures along the way. [58:31] The decisions Travis and company had to make about phone systems. [1:07:03] The support and skill of Travis’ wife in the growth of the businesses. [1:13:23] The big mistakes ecommerce businesses are making. [1:18:12] What you can do when your sales plateau. [1:21:21] The types of clients Travis works with. [1:30:25] Software that Travis finds essential for his e commerce businesses. [1:32:40] The things Travis looks for in his software decisions. [1:38:21] Why employees make your business. [1:39:15] How Travis gives ownership of the business to employees. [1:45:40] The software showdown: Travis’ comparisons of major platforms. In this episode… There has been a lot written and said in recent years about the importance of building a healthy company culture. And the larger the company gets the more difficult it is to establish and maintain. One of the most obvious takeaways from this conversation with Travis Romine is the huge success he’s had building successful companies that scale while at the same time keeping the company culture not only healthy, but incredibly strong. All you need to see to believe it is to take a look employee and customer comments from the time frame when Travis was in charge of things. His name is mentioned repeatedly in glowing terms and the way people felt about working for him is obviously positive. Travis prefers not to think that employees are working for him, but alongside him - and that’s a huge reason why the culture of the companies he’s run has been so outstanding. But company culture is not the only thing you’ll hear on this episode. Travis has so much experience and skill in the e commerce space that the interview would be incomplete without tapping into his know-how. Travis generously shares a significant amount of wisdom about what it takes to not only build a strong company culture but to also grow and e commerce business successfully, including the software and packages that make the most sense to keep an e commerce business profitable and running smoothly.   The conversation wraps up with what Jeremy calls “The Software Showdown” where he asks Travis to give his opinion about the big players in the e commerce software space, including their strong and weak points, areas where improvement is needed, and how each works in a practical, function way in real life scenarios. If you’ve been looking for the right e commerce solution and haven’t made up your mind yet, you need to listen to this conversation before you do. Resources Mentioned on this episode www.Skubana.com www.SharpCommerce.com www.ParadiseFibers.com www.Volusion.com www.Magento.com www.Bronto.com www.DotMailer.com www.Kayako.com www.Shopify.com www.Asana.com www.ListTrack.com www.SweetTooth.com www.ZenDesk.com BOOK: Drive www.BigCommerce.com

There are lots of people who hear of what’s going on with Amazon private label sales and think that they can’t get into it without a huge investment. But that’s not true, and this interview episode is proof. Today, Scott is chatting with Travis, a normal guy who calls himself an “average Joe.” Travis heard about private label sales on Amazon and decided he was going to make it work even though he didn’t have software to research his product ideas or a huge budget to do it. You’re going to be blown away by the success Travis has had simply by following some common sense steps. Getting the product idea first. Travis’ first private label product idea was a product that is a popular trend right now, so he wasn’t sure if he should go with it or not. But getting a good price on the product and the possibility of a good sized margin prompted him to take the leap. So with $1500 spent in products and fees Travis was able to get his first product onto Amazon. His story is an amazing one because his approach was truly a “bare bones” attempt and his hard work and risk taking has paid off. You can hear the exact steps Travis went through on this episode of The Amazing Seller. Playing with the price to get his product off the ground. When Travis first got his bare bones product onto the Amazon selling platform, his competition was pricing their products are around $15 each. He decided to go below that at  $9.99 each. He wasn't sure what kind of effect that would have but went to sleep after posting his product consoling himself that he shouldn't expect much the first few days. He woke up to 5 sales of his product and he didn't even have any reviews on it yet. You can hear Travis’ amazing story as he shares it with Scott on this episode of The Amazing Seller. Pay per click right away and no reviews. One of the things Scott recommends to new sellers is to get their product onto the Amazon platform and then do a couple of giveaways to prompt reviews for the product.  But Travis wanted to see what would happen if he didn't have any reviews but started with PPC right away. That's what he did, just using a broad search PPC campaign, and his sales began almost immediately. In his first month he sold over a thousand products and still has not secured any reviews for his product. He's hoping that organic reviews will happen soon, but  also knows that he eventually needs to get a giveaway going to get his review started. Travis's gutsy approach is one you'll enjoy hearing about it, on this episode. Proof that private label sales can be done with a small budget and low amount of experience. Today's guest has never done Amazon private label sales before. He did not have a large bank row and had absolutely no experience sourcing or selling products online. The only education he had was listening to the episodes of this podcast. the results he's gotten are amazing. Within his first month Travis has well over $1,000 worth of sales and is already ordering more products to replenish the ones that have been sold. He expects to expand this product into multiple products, possibly variations of the same product, and even adding accessories to his product line. It's proof that Amazon private label sales is the real deal and anyone can do it. OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE AMAZING SELLER [0:05] Scott’s introduction to the podcast! [2:52] Get in on Scott’s free live workshop. [3:21] Travis’ background and how he got into Amazon private label sales. [7:00] The small start Travis had getting into Amazon. [8:21] How Travis got his product ideas. [9:52] Finding the right manufacturer for his product. [12:00] How Travis first developed his packaging ideas. [14:00] Travis’ price point and why he priced his items lower than the rest of the market. [16:14] Getting into the brand registry. [18:34] Travis turned on PPC from day 1 and got some good results. [22:00] 20 sales per day with no reviews to date. [23:18] Price adjustments and what Travis plans to do next. [27:15] Are variations possible for Travis’ product? Yep. [28:30] Capitalizing on a trend and making a profit as a result. [30:20] Just making it happen without as much training as normal. [31:48] Reordering and getting his products replenished on Amazon. [33:00] What Scott loves about Travis’ story the most. [35:36] Ways to reduce costs are still ahead. [37:46] Step by step from the ground floor and the incredible results. [38:38] Travis’ advice: don’t get hung up on the product research phase. [40:00] Scott’s summary and encouragement to you.   www.TheAmazingSeller.com/workshop - Get into Scott’s next free workshop www.Wix.com - where Travis got his website created. www.TheAmazingSeller.com/JS - Get Jungle Scout (affiliate)

"Travis Macy is a speaker, author, coach, and professional endurance athlete. He is the author of The Ultra Mindset: An Endurance Champion's 8 Core Principles for Success in Business, Sports, and Life, and he holds the record for Leadman, an epic endurance event consisting of a trail running marathon, 50-mile mountain bike race, Leadville 100 Mountain Bike Race, 10k road run, and Leadville 100 Run, all above 10,200' in the Rocky Mountains. Travis lives with his wife and two young children in the mountains around Evergreen, Colorado, and his sponsors include Vitargo and HOKA ONE ONE, among others." -travismacy.com On the podcast, I get a chance to chat with Travis about tons of stuff. Travis is a really cool guy and super easy to talk to. He's humble and, as you'll find out on the podcast, despite the Jedi Master description I gave him, he stays humble. What a great guy! In part 1 of our 2 part conversation you get to hear: What he had for breakfast His typical morning What can be worse than eating a burnt quesadilla How Travis got his start in endurance sport Process of learning and mindset Much more Stay tuned for part 2. "You are better than you think you are. You can do more than you think you can." - Ken Chlouber, Founder, Leadville Trail 100 Catch Travis Macy if you can: www.travismacy.com On Facebook (Travis Macy and Macy Endurance Coaching)  Twitter (@travismacy)  Instagram (@travismacy)  Visit www.vinnietortorich.com to learn about Vinnie Tortorich’s NSNG Lifestyle. Visit www.glutenfreeanna.com for great healthy gluten-free recipes. Check out more episodes of the podcast on iTunes and Stitcher. PLEASE go to iTunes and leave a nice review to get a shout-out on a future podcast episode! While here be sure to check out the sponsor and affiliates: Audible.com – Download a FREE audiobook today! Pure Vitamin Club – Additives and fillers suck. So we don’t use them. Amazon.com – Shop. Connect. Enjoy. Blue Host – Looking for top-notch website hosting services with incredible support. Squatty Potty – It’ll change your life. Follow the show: ruelsrunning.com Ru El’s Running Facebook page Ru El’s Running YouTube channel ruelsrunning@gmail.com Follow on Twitter Follow on Google+ Follow on Tumblr Follow on Pinterest Follow on Instagram Music of: Michael Franti “Yes I Will” Luzius Stone “Fire In The Sky” Website: http://www.LuziusStone.com

Travis Sherry got a late start in life to traveling the world internationally. He was 25 when he finally got bit by the travel bug on a study abroad internship trip, living in Lozan, Switzerland. Since then, he has worked tirelessly to make for himself a life of travel. “Everyday I would go swimming in Lake Geneva," says Travis, "and I'd look up at the Alps and think, ‘I’m not going to get this by just staying home all my life.’" Today, Travis bills himself as a regular guy who loves to travel, but zip on over to Extra Pack of Peanuts. and you’ll see he has just a little expertise in traveling the world for free, and helping his audience do the same. There you can pick up his Ultimate Guide to Points and Miles. He also runs a travel podcast by the same name, and if you like this show, you’d probably like his too. I’m excited to have him on to discuss his lifestyle and how to earn and redeem points and miles to see the world for as close to free as possible. Personal note: When I looked out there to see who was travel podcasting, Travis’ was the only one I found. Since then, other great shows have cropped up, but I loved what Travis was putting out there and it helped inspire me to create The Daily Travel Podcast. So, if you like this show, check out Travis’ podcast! Words from an Explorer “If you’re able to travel cheaper, then you’re able to travel more. And the more you travel, the better we think you’re life will be. And society in general.” What You’ll Learn How a trip to Geneva gave Travis an addiction to new things. How Travis experienced culture shock and why it can be a valuable experience everyone might want to seek out to better approach new experiences and relate to different people. How the world is on your side, and the more you experience it, the more we’re o How Travis got into points and miles to fly anywhere in the world for less than $100, and how he turned that into a business. Advice for getting started in earning and redeeming points and miles. Music credit: Imogen Heap – Wait It Out (Artec Remix), Intrepid Journey, by Aaron Static Like the show? I’d love a rating and review! Take action and please share the show! All you have to do is click one of the social sharing buttons at the top of this post. Also please leave a rating or review on iTunes! It just takes a second and you can help the show increase its rankings on iTunes just by this simple and quick gesture. If you do, click here to let me know so I can personally thank you! Thank you so much for your support! See you next time! The post 19: Travis Sherry on the Unexpected Value of Culture Shock appeared first on The Daily Travel Podcast.