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I sit down with the co-founder of email management company InboxDone.com, Yaro Starak, to dive into an effective email management solution that could reduce chaos, keep you from drowning in emails, and get you to inbox zero every single day. What You'll Discover In This Episode: ✔ What Is Making It Hard For You To Grow ✔ Why Yaro Hired His First Email Assistant ✔ The Self-Limiting Beliefs Holding You Back From Delegating Your Email ✔ The Phases Of Delegating Emails ✔ Strategies To Make The Handover Successful ✔ How To Handle Tasks That Come In Via Email ✔ So Much More! To access resources and links from this episode, click on https://AmberDeLaGarza.com/323 P.S. Want to discover what's most holding you back in business and receive a personalized playlist to help you overcome those specific challenges? It only takes a few minutes to take the Next Level Business Owner Quiz and get on the path of taking your leadership and business to the next level!   

“What am I pretending not to know?” There is tremendous power in asking better questions, whether it comes to ideal day design, creating systems in your business, or teaching someone how to help tame your inboxes. Today's conversation with Claire Giovino covers all that ground and more. We talk about what qualities make email so vexing for many business owners, how to reduce fear and friction when delegating replies, and the importance of asking better questions—of yourself and in your business. More About Claire: After an extensive career in academia, Claire Giovino began optimizing inboxes for industry leaders, launching InboxDone in 2017. She and her cofounder Yaro quickly scaled the business 10X in three years with no startup capital. Her proprietary recruitment, training and onboarding process ensures that each client is matched with a carefully-selected Inbox Manager and represented with a superior level of communication. These clients now check their inbox just once per month — or not at all. Claire has always been a seeker, maneuvering her way through life with constant questioning. She now has the lifestyle freedom to seek out her dream podcast guests and to start conversations at her Better Question Dinners. She cherishes books, quotes and good listeners.

Yaro Starak had a problem we all experienced: too much email. It was important, but it also kept him from doing real work. So he hired an assistant to answer his email. It’s a bit scary to pass your inbox to someone else, but it worked. The weight was lifted. He was more productive. So he decided to try offering it as a service. This is the story of how that service went from idea to million dollar a year business called InboxDone. InboxDone is a service where virtual executive assistants can answer your email with the same tone and approach you would and get you to inbox zero. Sponsored byLemon.io – Why squander time and money on developers who aren't perfect for your startup? Let Lemon match you with engineers that can transform your vision into reality — diabolically fast. Go to Lemon.io/mixergy for a 15% discount on your first 4 weeks with one of their devs. More interviews -> https://mixergy.com/moreint Rate this interview -> https://mixergy.com/rateint

Yaro Starak started his business ownership journey as a high school kid with a passion for playing Magic The Gathering. MTG is a highly popular tabletop card game, which has gained a massive underground following for many years now.  Yaro started his website about MTG and later evolved into blogging, selling training courses, and email marketing.  Now Yaro is the Founder of InboxDone, a company that helps busy entrepreneurs release themselves from "Inbox Prison" by providing a human being to respond to emails so business owners can better focus their time elsewhere.  If you feel bogged down by your email, inbox InboxDone could be just the solution you need.  inboxdone.com yaro.blog

Yaro is the co-founder of InboxDone.com, an email management company with a team of 45+ serving clients including restaurant owners, venture capitalists, accountants, doctors, lawyers, real estate agents, car retailers, online coaches and more. In this episode, Dean Newlund and Yaro Starak discuss:The problem with Email Automation and delegation How to break the addiction to email Staying in your zone of genius  Key Takeaways:The problem with email is that they take away time from doing important things while making you feel like you are accomplishing stuff. It takes away your attention from your main agenda for the day. The two key components to making a more efficient business and boosting your growth are to automate through technology and to make sure you are delegating to other people. Email is an addiction, break it by setting a measurable goal and making email the reward. An example would be to write 2000 words before checking your inbox. Do a brain dump and itemize all the tasks you're doing now and tasks that you should do. Put a circle around the ones that you can do and then put all the things you're not going to do into a “to-delegate list”.  "You don't manufacture time, it's an exchange, something has to go for you to get time back.  And I learned very early on that the only way I can get some time back was to start handing over tasks to people." —  Yaro Starak See Dean's TedTalk “Why Business Needs Intuition” here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEq9IYvgV7I  Connect with Yaro Starak:  Website: https://InboxDone.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yarostarak/    Connect with Dean:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgqRK8GC8jBIFYPmECUCMkwWebsite: https://www.mfileadership.com/The Mission Statement E-Newsletter: https://www.mfileadership.com/blog/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deannewlund/Twitter: https://twitter.com/deannewlundFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/MissionFacilitators/Email: dean.newlund@mfileadership.comPhone: 1-800-926-7370  Show notes by Podcastologist: Justine Talla Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

Processing email and social media inboxes is overwhelming enough for one person — can you imagine creating an entire company to help entrepreneurs do this at scale?! Communication curmudgeon that I am, I most certainly cannot. That's why I invited today's guest, Yaro Starek, to share the systems and approaches behind Inbox Done, his company that helps clients tame the never-ending email beast. More About Yaro: Yaro Starak is the co-founder of InboxDone.com, an email management company with a team of 45+ serving clients, including restaurant owners, venture capitalists, accountants, doctors, lawyers, real estate agents, car retailers, online coaches, and more. He is the host of the Vested Capital podcast, author of Blog Profits BluePrint, and angel investor. Yaro has been featured in SkyNews, Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, Huffington Post, Business Insider, Foundr, and hundreds of media outlets and events.

Links: InboxDone.com yaro.blogYaro is the co-founder of InboxDone.com, an email management company with a team of 45+ serving clients including restaurant owners, venture capitalists, accountants, doctors, lawyers, real estate agents, car retailers, online coaches and more.

From the archive: This episode was originally recorded and published in 2020. Our interviews on Entrepreneurs On Fire are meant to be evergreen, and we do our best to confirm that all offers and URL's in these archive episodes are still relevant. Yaro Starak is the co-founder of InboxDone.com, a service that provides a human being to take over your email for you. Top 3 Value Bombs: 1. Our addiction to checking email is one of the reasons why it's the biggest productivity killer for entrepreneurs. 2. You need to come to the realization that someone else might actually be able to handle 90% of your email for you AND do a better job than you. 3. It's not about the email, it is about what you are holding back from the universe because you are in your inbox. Your inbox done for you by a dedicated email specialist! - InboxDone.com Sponsors: Podopolo: The best podcast listening app in the world is here! Visit Podopolo.com, download the app for free, mention John Lee Dumas (my Podopolo username) when you sign up, and start listening now! HubSpot: Learn how HubSpot can help your business grow better at HubSpot.com.

From the archive: This episode was originally recorded and published in 2020. Our interviews on Entrepreneurs On Fire are meant to be evergreen, and we do our best to confirm that all offers and URL's in these archive episodes are still relevant. Yaro Starak is the co-founder of InboxDone.com, a service that provides a human being to take over your email for you. Top 3 Value Bombs: 1. Our addiction to checking email is one of the reasons why it's the biggest productivity killer for entrepreneurs. 2. You need to come to the realization that someone else might actually be able to handle 90% of your email for you AND do a better job than you. 3. It's not about the email, it is about what you are holding back from the universe because you are in your inbox. Your inbox done for you by a dedicated email specialist! - InboxDone.com Sponsors: Podopolo: The best podcast listening app in the world is here! Visit Podopolo.com, download the app for free, mention John Lee Dumas (my Podopolo username) when you sign up, and start listening now! HubSpot: Learn how HubSpot can help your business grow better at HubSpot.com.

Yaro is the co-founder of InboxDone.com, an email management company.Yaro has made 30+ angel investments in tech startups including LeadIQ, FitBod, Steezy and Nutrisense, has property investments in Canada and Ukraine, and in partnership built a 3.6MW solar farm.During the mid-2000s Yaro sold his first company, BetterEdit.com, then built an online education business, Blog Mastermind, selling over $2 Million of his books and online courses, as he traveled the world, living in 26 different cities.Yaro has been featured in Sky News, Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, Huffington Post, Business Insider, Foundr and hundreds of media outlets and events.Episode Notes:Joining Mark this episode are:Scott BossmanErik PetersonTate LitchfieldTeria HarrisYaro shares his story and career including:How he got started as an entrepreneurHow he manages all his projects while avoiding burnoutWhat kind of systems help his business grow without himWhat keeps him motivatedHis inspiration for InBoxDoneHow he knows when it's time to make a change in his businessAs a digital nomad, Yaro also discloses–out of all the places he's been–where he would choose to permanently live and work? TIP OF THE WEEKYaroIf you're not doing it already, get yourself an email responder to experience the power of email marketing with automation. It's low cost and so simple to get up and running and continues to deliver value over time as new people discover the email sequence.MarkMy tip is life changing. Go to InBoxDone.com. It's amazing what this service will do for you. Schedule your calendar, handle confirmations, support customers, compile research reports, delegate tasks, find the best travel deals and much, much more. WANT TO LISTEN MORE?Did you like this episode? If so, listen to another interview with a serial entrepreneur on the Art of Passive Income podcast."Are you ready to learn more about land investing? Just click HERE to schedule a call.""Isn't it time to create passive income so you can work where you want when you want, and with whomever you want?"

Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Overcast Support the Show. Get the AudioBook! AudioBook: Audible| Kobo| Authors Direct | Google Play | Apple Summary Hey everyone. Stay tuned to the end of the interview where I'll give you some actionable insights that I learned from my guest. These insights are also in the show notes. As always, thanks for listening. Now on to my guest for today, Yaro Starak, cofounder of InboxDone, a virtual assistant service for managing email.    All Yaro knew when he started university in Queensland, Australia was that he didn't want a traditional job. It was the late 1990s, and the internet was opening up new, exciting opportunities. Yaro created a website on Magic The Gathering, a competitive card game and made a modest income by selling cards, in the days before PayPal even existed. Within a few years, he'd launched another business offering translation and editing services to students whose first language wasn't English. This business grew to the point where Yaro could make a living. From there he tried blogging, eventually also growing that into a business where he offered courses around blogging and ultimately building Blog Mastermind and the Laptop Lifestyle Academy. As a busy entrepreneur, Yaro was spending a lot of time answering emails. He decided to come up with a way to delegate these tasks, which helped him to build a business while freeing up more time. Eventually, he decided to develop the system he'd set up into a business idea. He invited one of his assistants to cofound this new company, InboxDone, which has since grown to now having 45 team members working for CEOs and managers around the world. In this episode, Yaro and I talk about how to build a service-oriented business, the challenges of scaling, and the power of delegation.  Now, let's get better together. Actionable Insights Like many of my other guests, Yaro's original idea came from a problem he faced. But, he still spent time trying out and validating the idea to make sure it was marketable before jumping in headfirst into offering it at scale.  Yaro describes some of the processes he and his cofounder use to scale. They ask what it would look like and what they would need to take on more clients. As the company grows, they know they need to also add managers in order to coordinate and oversee teams.  InboxDone illustrates the power of delegation in order to grow a successful business. The more you can delegate, the more you can focus on the work that only you can do. While it may take some time up front to put the systems in place, eventually you can free up more of your time for other things.   Links to Explore Further Yaro Starak on LinkedIn Yaro's Blog (formerly Entrepreneurs Journey) InboxDone InboxDone on Facebook InboxDone on Instagram Keep In Touch Book or Blog or Twitter or LinkedIn or JSYPR Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today we are joined by, Yaro Starak, the co-founder of InboxDone.com, an email management company that focuses on sorting our your email management for you. In this conversation you'll learn:

During this episode of the Finding Fire Podcast, we had the opportunity to speak with Yaro Starak, co-founder of InboxDone.com, an email management company with a team of 25+ serving clients including restaurant owners, venture capitalists, accountants, doctors, lawyers, real estate agents, car retailers, online coaches, and more. We spoke with Yaro about the art of delegating tasks, specifically EMAIL, and how that can help you pursue other growth opportunities within your business and free up your time to chase other ventures. Yaro has made 30+ angel investments in tech startups including Steezy, LeadIQ, Fluent Forever, FitBod, and Nutrisense, has property investments in Canada and Ukraine, and in partnership built a 3.6MW solar farm.During the mid-2000s Yaro sold his first company, BetterEdit.com, then built an online education company BlogMastermind.com, selling over $2 Million of his books and online courses.Yaro has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, Huffington Post, Foundr, Problogger, Social Media Marketing World, UpWork, and hundreds of media outlets and events.

Yaro Starak is the co-founder of InboxDone.com, an email management company with a team of 25+ serving clients including restaurant owners, venture capitalists, accountants, doctors, lawyers, real estate agents, car retailers, online coaches, and more. He has made 30+ angel investments in tech startups including Steezy, LeadIQ, Fluent Forever, FitBod, and Nutrisense, has property investments in Canada and Ukraine, and in partnership built a 3.6 million mega watt solar farm. During the mid-2000s our Yaro sold his first company, BetterEdit.com, then built an online education company BlogMastermind.com, selling over $2 Million of his books and online courses. Yaro has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, Huffington Post, Foundr, Problogger, Social Media Marketing World, UpWork, and hundreds of media outlets and events.   FREE "7.5 Steps to Achieving Extraordinary Goals" eBook: http://michaelaltshuler.com/download-e-book/ Facebook: http://facebook.com/MichaelAltshulerBiz Twitter: http://twitter.com/maltshulerbiz Please SUBSCRIBE and leave a review!

Nick Day is joined on The HR L&D Podcast sofa by Yaro Starak who is the co-founder of InboxDone.com, an email management company that enables business leaders to achieve more in less time!Yaro has made over 30 successful angel investments in tech startups including Steezy, LeadIQ, Fluent Forever, FitBod, and Nutrisense, and in partnership, he has even built a 3.6MW solar farm.During the mid-2000s, Yaro built an online education company BlogMastermind.com, where he sold over $2 Million of his books and online courses.Yaro has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, Huffington Post, Foundr, Problogger, Social Media Marketing World, UpWork, and hundreds of media outlets and events and today I am delighted to welcome him to the HR L&D Podcast!In this “How Leaders can End the Email Overwhelm” episode with Yaro Starak on The HR L&D Podcast, we also explore:What do the words Human Resources mean to you?So, how did you get started as an online entrepreneur?What motivated you to begin delegating and building systems in your business?When did you realize that you had become the roadblock to growth?What tasks did you delegate first and why?What kind of systems did you build to help your business grow without you?How can leaders End the Email Overwhelm?When and how do you know an investment/idea is going to be successful ?Lastly, you seem to do an awful lot of different things! How can you do all of this successfully? Don't you burn out?Links highlighted in this “How Leaders can End the Email Overwhelm” episode are included below:Yaro's Blog: https://yaro.blog/Website: InboxDone.comAuthor of six books including the Blog Profits BlueprintFree Kindle Amazon book: Blog Profits BlueprintCreator & host of Vested Capital podcastYaro's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/yarostarakYaro's Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yarostarak/Yaro's Twitter: https://twitter.com/yarostarakThe host of The HR L&D Podcast - LinkedIn Profile: Nick DayLeading HR Recruiters: JGA HR...

Nick Day is joined on The HR L&D Podcast sofa by Yaro Starak who is the co-founder of InboxDone.com, an email management company that enables HR leaders to achieve more in less time!

Yaro Starak is the co-founder of InboxDone.com, an email management company with a team of 25+. Yaro has made 30+ angel investments in tech startups including Steezy, LeadIQ, Fluent Forever, FitBod, and Nutrisense, has property investments in Canada and Ukraine, and in partnership built a 3.6MW solar farm. During the mid-2000s Yaro sold his first company, BetterEdit.com, then built an online education company BlogMastermind.com, selling over $2 Million of his books and online courses. KEY TAKEAWAYS Automation is a great way to free up time and get things done more efficiently. With email automation, you can have your emails delivered automatically by people who are qualified for the task at hand--whether that's sending out customer quotes or responding back as soon as possible. Software like this can help with your inboxes by making sure there's always someone ready when needed so all those important messages don't pile up too high. BEST MOMENTS “Although every industry is different, every person is different, emails are actually quite similar for most people. There are a lot of similar types of messages going in and out.” “People do not deal with their emails well enough. They outsource everything else. They hire website designer to do their website. They hire accountant to do their accounting. They hire coaches to help with other things and mentors. All kinds of team members to do things. But they always do emails themselves and it is the thing that they spend most time on.” “Business models are kinda like the step one because for you be able to automate something how that business actually works and makes money and what your role perform in it very much dictates how you can automate it.”   “Most important thing if your goal is to become the owner or the investor, you're going to need to get very good at solving the people problem and the technology problems.” “If you are not familiar with the industry then those kind of terms are kinda confusing or what it is that even mean so every industry has those and they have their own sort of interclub of unique terminology that.” ABOUT THE HOST Sıla Erol started her journey at TTC wetranslate Ltd as a Project Coordinator and has been continuing as a Key Account Manager after graduating from Translation and Interpreting Department at Ege University in Izmir/Turkey. CONTACT METHOD Linkedin:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/sılaerol Website: https://ttcwetranslate.com/ ABOUT THE GUEST Yaro Starak is the co-founder of InboxDone.com, an email management company with a team of 25+. CONTACT METHOD https://inboxdone.com/ https://yaro.blog/ https://www.facebook.com/yarostarak https://www.linkedin.com/in/yarostarak/ https://twitter.com/yarostarak VALUABLE RESOURCES Do you have any questions about translation, localization, or international growth? Visit TTC website: https://ttcwetranslate.com/ Are you curious about how ready you are to go global? Take TTC wetranslate's Scorecard: https://global.scoreapp.com/ Take your business global with the 5-step LINGO modal! Purchase 'Good Business in any Language' on Amazon now: https://cutt.ly/2ORR

"Breaking free from email was one of the most important steps I made as an entrepreneur. Now I want to help spread the word about InboxDone so more entrepreneurs can experience the same freedom." - Yaro Starak, Founder & CMO Today we're excited to have Yaro Starak on the Service Business Mastery podcast. Yaro runs a fantastic blog on entrepreneurship and also owns a lot of companies. Join Tersh Blissett and his co-host as they talk with Yaro Starak (Founder & CMO of INBOXDONE) about how INBOXDONE was created, who it helps, and then the kinds of tips and support we can use to manage our email boxes. Let his nuggets of wisdom goals guide you in owning a thriving, profitable, and ever-growing business. Learn more by visiting https://www.servicebusinessmastery.com and check out all of our podcast episodes.  Find more about Yaro Stara here. You can follow Yaro on Twitter  Connect with Yaro Sarak on Linkedin Follow Yaro on Instagram Subscribe to his YouTube channel

Listen in as Yaro Starak discusses how you can get to inbox zero. Yaro is the co-founder of InboxDone.com, an email management company with a team of 40+ serving clients, including restaurant owners, venture capitalists, accountants, doctors, lawyers, real estate agents, car retailers, online coaches, and more. They created a handover process where you can delegate 80% to 90% of your email and ultimately clone yourself. This podcast is sponsored by Ditto: www.thinkditto.com Ditto's vision is to put an end to team burnout. They are Asana Solutions partners and help businesses optimize business workflows.

Serial Internet Entrepreneur and Co-founder of Inboxdone.com. Yaro is a long time internet marketer, blogger and owner of the website Yaro.blog - a blog about entrepreneurship, internet marketing, selling information online. InboxDone.com is a revolutionary email management company with a team of 25 serving a multitude of clients in almost every business sector. The ability to leverage our time in order to work more on the business as opposed to in it, is plagued by remedial tasks such as email.... InboxDone fixes that! Leave Some Feedback: Who should we have on the show next? Please let us know in the comments below Did you enjoy the episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with Us: TheHowtoEntrepreneur.com Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Today's Sponsors: JavaPresse Coffee Company - #1 Rated Coffee Grinder on Amazon (Free Grinder in Link) SANESolution - Harvard Medical endorsed body & mind health framework American Dream U -  Transitioning veteran professionals

In this episode of the Thoughtful Entrepreneur, your host Josh Elledge speaks with the founder and CMO of https://inboxdone.com/ (InboxDone), Yaro Starak.  InboxDone is an email management virtual executive assistance service. They both develop email management systems and assign their clients executive assistants who will learn everything about the business so they can adequately manage their clients' inboxes. More often than not, InboxDone's clients want executive assistants who can respond on their behalf.  Josh and Yaro explore how delegation is necessary for growth. It's not easy to relent control of those aspects of your business, but it's absolutely essential. Too many entrepreneurs use their inbox as busy work and they get caught up in the mundane work. As a business owner, your inbox should serve as a way to prioritize growth and connection.  InboxDone uses a high-touch point process that combines top talent and executive assistance with tried-and-true processes. Yaro shares that his first client was himself – years ago, he sought a better way to manage his inbox, which is how he began developing the processes that resulted in InboxDone.  Each client that InboxDone works with has a tailored and unique hand off process. Each business is strategically paired with executive assistants on the InboxDone team. There's a natural relationship and trust-building phase that comes with outsourcing inbox management, but that's where InboxDone thrives. They're your long term partner when it comes to effective, quality inbox management. They both provide the management and also the training – that way you never have to worry about teaching someone the ins and outs of your email.  Yaro explains that using an executive assistant was the key to developing a great inbox management system. According to InboxDone's website, their email assistants are dedicated to streamlining their clients' email management needs. Rather than having to sort through their inboxes and responding to every urgent email themselves, an email virtual assistant steps in to get the job done for them.  InboxDone responds to your emails, acts as help desk customer support, lead follow-ups, develop systems for email handling, social media responses/messaging, and more. InboxDone is dedicated to retaining top talent by offering competitive wages so that no matter what, their team is in it for the long haul to support you.    With their support, you can effortlessly maintain communication with clients and customers, stay on top of any critical updates or developments, and more without having to dive into your inbox yourself. Want to learn more? Check out InboxDone's website at https://inboxdone.com/ (https://inboxdone.com/).  Check out InboxDone on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/company/inboxdone/ (https://www.linkedin.com/company/inboxdone/).  Check out Yaro Starak on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/yarostarak/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/yarostarak/).  Don't forget to subscribe to The Thoughtful Entrepreneur and thank you for listening. Tune in next time! More from UpMyInfluence: ✅ We are actively booking guests for our DAILY Entrepreneur Success Podcast.https://upmyinfluence.com/guest ( Schedule HERE). ✅ Are you a 6-figure consultant? Let us fill your sales schedule and move you to 7-figures.https://upmyinfluence.com/b2b ( Learn more here). ✅ Check out our freehttps://upmyinfluence.com/1 ( Authority Transformation Masterclass).

This week's Misfit Entrepreneur is Yaro Starak. Yaro has an awesome entrepreneur story. From growing up sleeping in an old van parked in the backyard of his small home in Australia to working multiple jobs trying to make ends meet, putting himself through college – Yaro learned he wasn't an employee. His first breakthrough came in the form a website where he gained following and traction making money with banner ads. I won't spoil his story, as I want him to tell it, but he went on to create more online businesses, especially in the blogging space making millions, and created his financial independence. Today he invests in companies – making over 30+ investments to date, continues to build others and coach entrepreneurs. He's been featured everything from Forbes to Entrepreneur and Business Insider. His latest project is called Inbox Done, an email management company. I asked him to come on the show to share what he's learned on his journey and how you can use it in your life. www.Yaro.blog www.InboxDone.com Yaro shares his story and his experience during this time having business and property in Ukraine. His father was born in Ukraine and escaped after WWII and immigrated to Australia where Yaro was born. When Yaro turned 18, it was 1998 during the Dotcom boom. He started a card game business, a media site where it had commentary, e-commerce store, and he sold advertising. When he went to college, he started an essay editing business to offer editing/proofreading that became a full-time business. In 2005, he got into blogging and found a lot of success and still does it today. He was an early adopter. He sold off the essay company and card business and focused on blogging full time. He turned the blogging into creating courses, e-books, a membership site, etc. It was the first business that did over a million dollars. He traveled the world living in over 26 cities running the business. He did it up until 5 years ago. He then started his current company Inbox Done to help provide outsourced professional assistants. What are some of the principles you have applied to your different businesses that have allowed you to be consistently successful? Compounding a skill set. For example, with the card business, content helped build a community, this gave an audience that could be monetized. Content was used to drive sales in the essay company through SEO. Content is also a driver for Inbox Done. Using the written/spoken word to build an audience and build trust has been the common principle used to build the businesses. Best advice on how to write good content and sell with it? First is the delivery mechanism. It is all about technology and it is constantly changing. Email has been tried and true alongside a blog/website. What you put into the content will follow the same strategy. Look at what kind of content you will produce and how it relates to your goal of building the business. Storytelling is powerful which is intimate and grows trust. Step 1 is always telling a story. But, your story telling must turn into the strategic goal you have for the business. Each business will require different content and stories focused for it. What does your business do and what are the rejection points from people purchasing – use story to discuss these and show why people should buy. Email newsletters are most important. Email is the only true platform you have 100% control of, so building your list is critical. Can you layout the components of your business models that you have duplicated? It is different depending on the product or service. It starts with what you are excited about building what need you can meet in the marketplace. Next, you must understand the right business model to capitalize on the need that must be met. Then it is all about execution. If you choose one model to work with, which one is best? Yaro at different times in his life would answer this differently. Blogging was very simple, but it required consistency and constant creation of content – you're on a treadmill. It is harder to scale. A business that is more SAAS or marketplace oriented, it can scale easier. If he had to choose, it would be to build a company that can scale without him. Talk to us about blogging. How does someone create a million-dollar business blogging? It's changed a lot. Things are way more crowded and there are way more platforms. Niching down is important for blogging today. Story telling about real results will always work. How content and stories are important. Stay specialized and differentiate yourself in every way you can to help you stand out. Double down on everything that is different. The content will help you stand out in search engines. At the 28 min, Yaro gives an example. When you go narrow, you still have a large enough audience in today's world to have a really good audience. Thoughts on driving traffic? It continues to be very dynamic. Google ads and SEO can work well for niche. Podcasts are a great medium. A solid referral program for clients to refer. Branding to drive a sense of awareness in your niche – what is the message you need to state that stands out and makes you different? Build an email list! Get published – go in front of audiences that are interested in what you are doing. Whatever platforms those are – get in front of people on them. Things do not work straightaway or at all sometimes, so you must be ready to pivot and try others. Keep trying and testing mediums. ​ How do you keep up with everything and stay successful across your businesses? Genuine interest and passion for what he does which drives intent. Intent drives focus. Researching and learning to stay on top and be a leader in his space. Most important is to make sure you structure your life and business for the free time you need and the time you need to keep on top of things. 80/20 Rule. Focus on the most important things and delegate or eliminate the rest. It's not so much about “working hard and the time you put in,” its about working hard on the right things that move the needle and it's ok if takes just a few hours a day. Focus on getting the results. Use technological automation. Build teams by hiring or outsourcing.   Best Quote: It's not so much about “working hard and the time you put in.” It's about working hard on the right things that move the needle and it's ok if takes just a few hours a day. Focus on getting the results.   Yaro's Misfit 3: There will be ups and downs, but neither will last forever. Rest is the foundation for performance. 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In this week's episode, we welcome the co-founder of InboxDone.com, Yaro Starak as he explains how you can save time and maximize your efficiency by managing your email inbox. KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODE: The key problems that an email management company deal with The key elements of successful email management Tips to be successful in email management THIS WEEK'S GUEST Yaro Starak is the co-founder of InboxDone.com an email management company. With a team of over 35 people serving a wide spectrum of clients, including restaurants, owners, venture, capitalists, medical professionals, lawyers, real estate agents, and online coaches. Back in 2007, Yaro sold his first company better edit.com, then built an online education company, blog mastermind.com, selling more than $2 million worth of his books and online courses. For more information, or to get in touch with Yaro, check out: Website: https://inboxdone.com/ or https://yaro.blog/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/yarostarak/ A MESSAGE FROM SIMON On February 24, 2022 Russia invaded Ukraine, in an unprovoked and unjustified attack. At the time I am writing this, I personally know people who, are trying to survive in bomb shelters in Kyiv, and others who have taken up arms to defend this country. Here at The Conference Room our thoughts and prayers are with our friends and colleagues and the whole of the Ukrainian people. But thoughts and prayers are not enough. As President Kennedy said in the name of Thomas Burke, all it takes for evil to succeed is for good men to do nothing. So, let's do something. In the shownotes for this episode, and for every episode while the people of Ukraine are fighting for their country, we'll post links of how you can help: reputable organizations you can donate to that will help the Ukrainian people and reliable sources of information about what's happening on the ground. As individuals, we may not be able to stand up to Putin ourselves, but let's all do something and not let evil triumph on our watch. Thank you. Telegram Channel for real time information: English: https://lnkd.in/dqY7X4Ue Spanish: https://lnkd.in/dVCs7qNw German: https://lnkd.in/dVgdD-aG French: https://lnkd.in/dC_cedbc Resources for reputable charities: https://www.charitywatch.org/charity-donating-articles/top-rated-charities-providing-aid-in-ukraine https://www.nbc15.com/2022/02/25/heres-how-donate-credibly-ukraine-relief-organizations/

In this episode of PixlFeed Radio, I have the pleasure to interview Yaro Starak who is the co-founder of InboxDone.com, an email management company with a team of 40+ serving clients including restaurant owners, venture capitalists, accountants, doctors, lawyers, real estate agents, car retailers, online coaches and more.Yaro has made 30+ angel investments in tech startups including Steezy, LeadIQ, Fluent Forever, FitBod and Nutrisense, has property investments in Canada and Ukraine, and in partnership built a 3.6MW solar farm.During the mid-2000s Yaro sold his first company, BetterEdit.com, then built an online education business, Blog Mastermind, selling over $2 Million of his books and online courses, as he traveled the world, living in 26 different cities.Yaro has been featured in SkyNews, Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, Huffington Post, Business Insider, Foundr, and hundreds of media outlets and events. You can follow Yaro Starak Here:

LifeBlood: We talked about email management, what it could be like to not have to deal with email ever again, what it takes to make that a reality, and the benefits you could expect with Yaro Starak, digital nomad and CoFounder of InboxDone.  Listen to learn how one small change can have an exponential ripple effect across your entire business and life! You can learn more about Yaro at InboxDone.com, Yaro.Blog, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn. Thanks, as always for listening!  If you got some value and enjoyed the show, please leave us a review wherever you listen and subscribe as well.  You can learn more about us at LifeBlood.Live, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube and Facebook or you'd like to be a guest on the show, contact us at contact@LifeBlood.Live.

Yaro is an investor, digital nomad, 6 times author, and co-founder of InboxDone.com, a revolutionary email management company with a team of 25 serving a multitude of clients in almost every business sector. Generating $2 million dollars in digital sales, Yaro is a true pioneer of blogging and has 25+ angel investments in tech startups. He has property investments in Canada and Ukraine, and in partnership built a 3.6MW solar farm in Lviv. Author of the blog profits blueprint and host of the successful podcast Vested Capital. Website: inboxdone.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Yaro Starak, Co-Founder, InboxDone Yaro began his entrepreneurial career at 18 years old, starting a website about a trading card game. A few years later he launched an online essay editing business, then began blogging and podcasting about entrepreneurship in 2005. From day one, Yaro focused on freedom as his main business objective, but it became clear that the biggest reason he didn't have the kind of freedom he wanted was because of email. Email customer support, email sales followup and dealing with all the day-to-day messages that come in from newsletters, software and app notifications consumed up to five hours of his day, every day -- and it never stopped! The more success Yaro had with his business, the more emails showed up. Because of the volume of email coming in, he couldn't provide the level of customer and sales support that he knew he should. Everything changed when Yaro hired his first email assistant, who completely took over his business inbox, unlocking the kind of freedom he always wanted. Yaro has been spreading the word about InboxDone since the company's inception in 2017, checking his email just once per month. He continues to write, podcast and travel the world, knowing that his email is safely in the hands of his talented team. https://inboxdone.com/ https://inboxdone.com/application-call/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you ever seen pictures of entrepreneurs with their laptop while on the glistening and enticing shores with hues of blues and turquoise with the caption, “living my best life now” and wondered how you too can do that? This episode reveals someone who is successfully doing that and provides hacks for you to do it too.Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode:   Learn how a tech startup founder runs a successful business while travelling the world, living in dozens of cities.  Discover how to merge business and travel to have the life you want Identify some travel hacks to do so on a budget.  Episode Highlights Yaro's early days get in Tech From 16 to about 25 years old, Yaro's goal was focused on making enough money to survive with his own source of income, not someone else's. He was seen as a misfit. Everyone had a job or was starting university. Brisban wasn't a hotbed for entrepreneurship..  How was Yaro able to travel the world and do business?  He built a business that was very leveraged, was systematized and with help from Assistants, etc.. A blog and Newsletter allowed him to create content for just 2 hours a day and that was a good day. He had an established audience. He automated much of his process. It took him 10 years to get to that digital-nomad lifestyle.What inspired Yaro to travel the world and do business at the same time? The initial inspiration came from learning about entrepreneurship in general. The Book, e-Myth by Michael Gerber played a huge role. It was instrumental to validate the idea that you could build a business that you are not the main operator. It was about wanting to build a machine that could generate passive income. 3 Powerful Quotes from This Episode“Throughout that entire time I was sitting in Cafes with my laptop and I would coordinate either a launch campaign, write a blog post or a Newsletter and the business would run behind me.”“I made a deliberate choice to build that type of business, to go after that business model. It took me 10 years.” “My goal was simply not get a job, not have a boss, not have an alarm clock, that was the worst, not have a cap on my potentia to make money, like all entrepreneurs, that one was to make a lot of money that I could actually survive. That's what my brain was focused on.” About Yaro Starak Yaro Starak. Yaro is the co-founder of InboxDone.com, an email management company with a team of 25+ serving clients including restaurant owners, venture capitalists, accountants, doctors, lawyers, real estate agents, car retailers, online coaches and more.Yaro has made 30+ angel investments in tech startups including Steezy, LeadIQ, Fluent Forever, FitBod and Nutrisense, has property investments in Canada and Ukraine, and in partnership built a 3.6MW solar farm.During the mid-2000s Yaro sold his first company, BetterEdit.com, then built an online education business, Blog Mastermind, selling over $2 Million of his books and online courses, as he traveled the world, living in 26 different cities. Yaro has been featured in SkyNews, Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, Huffington Post, Business Insider, Foundr and hundreds of media outlets and events.Have specific questions? You can reach out to Yaro on Twitter and check out his FREE MINI-GUIDE on the TOP 10 TASKS TO OUTSOURCE TO AN ASSISTANT Enjoy this Podcast?Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning into this podcast, then do not hesitate to write a review. You can also share this with your family and friends, colleagues and fellow business owners, so they can feel empowered and encouraged to pursue their business.Have any questions? You can contact me through email (henekawatkisporter@gmail.com) or find me on Facebook, YouTube Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Thanks for listening!For more updates and episodes, visit my website. You may also tune in on Apple Podcasts,

Have you ever seen pictures of entrepreneurs with their laptop while on the glistening and enticing shores with hues of blues and turquoise with the caption, “living my best life now” and wondered how you too can do that? This episode reveals someone who is successfully doing that and provides hacks for you to do it too. Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode:    Learn how a tech startup founder runs a successful business while travelling the world, living in dozens of cities.  Discover how to merge business and travel to have the life you want Identify some travel hacks to do so on a budget.    Episode Highlights   Yaro's early days get in Tech From 16 to about 25 years old, Yaro's goal was focused on making enough money to survive with his own source of income, not someone else's. He was seen as a misfit. Everyone had a job or was starting university. Brisban wasn't a hotbed for entrepreneurship..    How was Yaro able to travel the world and do business?  He built a business that was very leveraged, was systematized and with help from Assistants, etc.. A blog and Newsletter allowed him to create content for just 2 hours a day and that was a good day. He had an established audience. He automated much of his process. It took him 10 years to get to that digital-nomad lifestyle. What inspired Yaro to travel the world and do business at the same time? The initial inspiration came from learning about entrepreneurship in general. The Book, e-Myth by Michael Gerber played a huge role. It was instrumental to validate the idea that you could build a business that you are not the main operator. It was about wanting to build a machine that could generate passive income.   3 Powerful Quotes from This Episode “Throughout that entire time I was sitting in Cafes with my laptop and I would coordinate either a launch campaign, write a blog post or a Newsletter and the business would run behind me.” “I made a deliberate choice to build that type of business, to go after that business model. It took me 10 years.”  “My goal was simply not get a job, not have a boss, not have an alarm clock, that was the worst, not have a cap on my potentia to make money, like all entrepreneurs, that one was to make a lot of money that I could actually survive. That's what my brain was focused on.”   About Yaro Starak  Yaro Starak. Yaro is the co-founder of InboxDone.com, an email management company with a team of 25+ serving clients including restaurant owners, venture capitalists, accountants, doctors, lawyers, real estate agents, car retailers, online coaches and more.Yaro has made 30+ angel investments in tech startups including Steezy, LeadIQ, Fluent Forever, FitBod and Nutrisense, has property investments in Canada and Ukraine, and in partnership built a 3.6MW solar farm.During the mid-2000s Yaro sold his first company, BetterEdit.com, then built an online education business, Blog Mastermind, selling over $2 Million of his books and online courses, as he traveled the world, living in 26 different cities. Yaro has been featured in SkyNews, Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, Huffington Post, Business Insider, Foundr and hundreds of media outlets and events. Have specific questions? You can reach out to Yaro on Twitter and check out his FREE MINI-GUIDE on the TOP 10 TASKS TO OUTSOURCE TO AN ASSISTANT  Enjoy this Podcast? Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning into this podcast, then do not hesitate to write a review. You can also share this with your family and friends, colleagues and fellow business owners, so they can feel empowered and encouraged to pursue their business. Have any questions? You can contact me through email (henekawatkisporter@gmail.com) or find me on Facebook, YouTube Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Thanks for listening! For more updates and episodes, visit my website. You may also tune in on Apple Podcasts,

Yaro Starak was an early adopter of the Internet, starting my first online business as a teenager back in 1998, an e-commerce website selling collectible cards. After graduation from the University of Queensland in 2002 he launched an online editing company BetterEdit.com, which he later sold in 2007. Yaro jumped on board the blogging and podcasting mediums early, starting in 2004, which led to the launch of an online teaching business. He sold over $2 million dollars of my own digital products using email marketing and blogging as his primary channels. Currently he is an angel investor in 25 companies, co-founder of InboxDone.com, where they focus on helping entrepreneurs and busy professionals break free from email, and PurePower, a solar energy company with an array in Lviv, Ukraine. Yaro sits with CoffeewithMike on this podcast to share his insights and experiences in angel investing and to talk about his entrepreneurial journey. These stories are chocked with gold nuggets! Make sure you subscribe and share this one with your colleagues and friends! #Angelinvesting #businesstartups #inboxdone #Yarostarak #Entrepreneurship #emailmarketing #digitalmarketing #podcasting #expertinterviews #scalingbusiness #leadgeneration #inspirationalpodcasts Credits – “Who wants Cawfee?”by Vic DiBitetto “Tick'd off Vic” www.vicdibitetto.netGrab yourself a pound of Cawfee today. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/coffeewithmike/support

Yaro Starak joins the show as a serial entrepreneur whose latest successful business is InboxDone.com, a company that gives business owners back their time by managing their email and calendar. Yaro shares a multitude of stories that contain key insights for anyone stepping into the entrepreneurial or startup space.  Learn more about how to simplify your business and get back your time via https://inboxdone.com/. Also, be sure to check out Yaro's podcast, Vested Capital, available at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vested-capital/id303638149.  Enjoy this show? If you want to support the podcast, join our Patreon at Patreon.com/GoodAdvice. 

The Nomad on FIRE Podcast with Yaro Starak | Episode #89 ShownotesGuest BioYaro Starak is the founder of InboxDone and one of the original digital nomads! Yaro has run online businesses since the late '90s. During the mid-2000s Yaro sold his first company, BetterEdit.com, then built an online education business, Blog Mastermind, selling over $2 Million of his books and online courses, as he traveled the world, living in 26 different cities. We have a fascinating conversation chatting about many topics including- outsourcing email, business automation, growing a following, the 80/20 rule, digital nomad life, remote work, daily habits, and much more!Links MentionedInboxDoneYaro StarakPerryMarshallBlog MastermindThe Vested Capital PodcastOutsiteAnyplaceRemote Year Review- the Perfect Way to Start Your Digital Nomad Journey?Show NotesYaro's Background 1:05The benefit of outsourcing email and the genesis of InboxDone 6:30Privacy or security concerns of outsourcing email 11:30Tips for online business owners to outsource 17:15Tips for growing an online audience 23:30Yaro's digital nomad journey 28:40Yaro's travel style 34:00Meeting new people while traveling and routine for getting set up in a new location 40:00Daily Habits 50:08Connect with YaroInboxDonehttps://www.instagram.com/yarostarak/Connect with Eric on social media or at Nomad on FIRE and check out the Nomad on FIRE Recommendations!Shownotes may contain affiliate links of products and services that we use and recommend at no additional cost to you. Please read my Disclosure for more information.

In this conversation with Yaro Starak, we discuss the benefits of having remote teams and why many businesses are so reluctant to embrace the flexibility of working remotely outside of an office. There are probably many factors involved in why companies are dragging their feet. Many business owners don't want to give up control. Many are worried that their company culture will suffer. But over the past 20 years, Yaro has proven that it IS possible to run a business remotely without losing any productivity. In fact, the way Yaro Starak sees it, he's probably been even more productive due to the fact his employees have a greater degree of flexibility while working remotely.  nstead of tracking time spent at a desk, Yaro tracks the output of his remote teams. And he wouldn't have it any other way. Even company culture has continued to flourish despite the distance between his employees. With so many options available to remote workers these days, it speaks to the cohesiveness of the company that many of them have turned down offers to work elsewhere. Remote teams seem to be the way of the digital age. Now, other companies are starting to catch on to what Yaro Starak realized a long time ago. Pretty soon the morning commute could be a thing of the past. Timestamps: 01:52 - Why companies want their employees to come back to the office 04:02 - Getting over the need to control people 07:58 - Working remotely & company culture 11:22 - The movement towards remote work 15:10 - Hiring challenges 17:12 - What is InboxDone?  -------------------- CONNECT WITH PETER BOOLKAH: --------------------  http://www.Boolkah.com https://www.facebook.com/Boolkah https://www.instagram.com/pboolkah/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/boolkah https://twitter.com/boolkah  -------------------- ABOUT PETER BOOLKAH -------------------- Peter Boolkah (AKA The Transition Guy) is the World's #1 Business Transition Coach whose main passion in life is to work with talented and high performing business owners who are in the process of creating exciting, high growth businesses. Peter helps you to navigate and transition through the crucial growth pains that all growing businesses experience making it as painless and exciting as possible. It is important to remember that businesses do not just grow and develop on their own, it is up to us and our teams to make this happen by making every day purposeful. As businesses grow some parts of the journey will be easier than others and most owners do not have all the answers. Starting a business is one of the most exciting things we get to do and we all have aspirations of achieving great things. In fact Peter is yet to meet someone who started a business with the intention of failing. Peter's ultimate life goal is to inspire and empower over 100,000 Entrepreneurs to create long term thriving businesses resulting in the creation of 1,000,000 jobs. So if you are scaling up your business, you're in a business transition period, and want to know more then connect with Peter at Boolkah.com  -------------------- THE TRANSITION GUY -------------------- Peter Boolkah is the World's #1 Business Transition Coach and also known as ‘The Transition Guy'. This YouTube channel and his podcast is where he shares his unique and direct approach to taking back control of your business (and your life) while growing and transitioning your business from one level to the next. 

Entrepreneurs tend to be afraid of letting go of specific tasks, worrying that someone else couldn't do it better, or to save money instead of hiring an assistant. But that's not always the case. Have you thought about how much time you could be saving if you know how to delegate? Penny Zenker talks with the co-founder of InboxDone.com, Yaro Starak, about the importance of delegation of tasks for better results in your business. InboxDone.com is an email management company with a team of 25+ serving different types of clients. Yaro has been featured in SkyNews, Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, Huffington Post, Business Insider, Foundr, and hundreds of media outlets and events. You don't have to stress yourself too much! Learn how to overcome that initial challenge in delegating, discover the best practices, and grow your business.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://pennyzenker360.com/positive-productivity-podcast/

Long-time online entrepreneur, Yaro Starak shares how he's built successful businesses, launched start-up companies and invested his money. Guest Biography Yaro is the co-founder of InboxDone.com, an email management company with a team of 25+ serving clients including restaurant owners, venture capitalists, accountants, doctors, lawyers, real estate agents, car retailers, online coaches, and more. Yaro has made 30+ angel investments in tech startups including Steezy, LeadIQ, Fluent Forever, FitBod, and Nutrisense, has property investments in Canada and Ukraine, and in partnership built a 3.6MW solar farm. During the mid-2000s Yaro sold his first company, BetterEdit.com, then built an online education business, Blog Mastermind, selling over $2 Million of his books and online courses, as he traveled the world, living in 26 different cities. Yaro has been featured in SkyNews, Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, Huffington Post, Business Insider, Foundr, and hundreds of media outlets and events. In this episode, you'll learn: Finding the right blend of money, freedom, and passion for a business How crypto trading profits led to a solar energy project in the Ukraine Yaro's latest business venture that helps people to achieve Inbox Zero Show notes: http://www.inspiredmoney.fm/213 Find more from our guest: www.yaro.blog www.facebook.com Instagram Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Mentioned in this episode: InboxDone eToro Gideon Shalwick Books Blog Profits Blue Print by Yaro Starak Thanks for Listening! To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Share this show on Twitter or Facebook. Join us at the Inspired Money Makers groups at facebook and LinkedIn To help out the show: Leave an honest review on Apple Podcasts, Podchaser.com, or wherever you listen. Your ratings and reviews really help, and I read each one. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts and YouTube.

Yaro Starak is the co-founder of InboxDone dot com, an email management company with a team of 25+ serving clients including restaurant owners, venture capitalists, accountants, doctors, lawyers, real estate agents, car retailers, online coaches and more. Yaro has made 30+ angel investments in tech startups including Steezy, LeadIQ, Fluent Forever, FitBod and Nutrisense, has property investments in Canada and Ukraine, and in partnership built a 3.6MW solar farm. During the mid-2000s Yaro sold his first company, BetterEdit.com, then built an online education business, Blog Mastermind, selling over $2 Million of his books and online courses, as he traveled the world, living in 26 different cities. Yaro has been featured in SkyNews, Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, Huffington Post, Business Insider, Foundr and hundreds of media outlets and events.   Most passionate about I'm passionate about my own company right now, InboxDone. I'm also passionate about angel investing, which is something I've done more of recently. It's exposure to great ideas and great people. I have a podcast as well. I love doing podcast interviews with exciting and interesting people. Yaro's career and story When I was 18 years old, I entered university. It was the dot-com boom. I already knew I don't want to have a job, a boss, an alarm clock that would force me to wake up at a certain time, a cap on my income potential. I just wasn't sure how to make enough money to survive given that I didn't want those things. So, I knew that entrepreneurship was the likely path. With the dot-com boom happening and me entering university, I was given access to the internet. I was constantly exposed to ideas on digital space. So, I started a website. It was more of a hobby about a card game I played called Magic: The Gathering. I made some money from advertising. Eventually, I had a little e-commerce store selling the cards and learned a lot. After graduation, I started what I call my first real business. It was called Better Edit and it was an academic editing service that grew into a full-time income for me. Most importantly, it was a digital business that I could travel with. Basically, I could do what I had always dreamed about—not have a boss, live where I wanted, and be independent. Best advice for entrepreneurs Even today, with our current business, it's about the customer and figuring out not just what they want, but the psychology behind how they're dealing with that problem. You have to actually meet your customers where they are, then present information that gets their attention. Secondarily, you have to present an alternative pattern or way of doing something to solve their problems. The biggest, most critical failure with customers I had a company that I didn't mention in the story because it was a failure. It was an advertising management company that I started as a proper startup. I got two co-founders and we were attempting to essentially build a platform that would help us. We started building a software platform but I didn't really realize and understand what the customer base needed. They were just so far away from being capable of doing that. Ultimately, we couldn't help them solve the problems and we didn't have a workable business. Biggest success with customers To me, meeting the need of helping the customer break free and delegating is the biggest customer success. Talking about the business too. It's not always the nuts and bolts. It's the idea that, by delegating, you get to focus on your creative genius or your family, or you get to focus on exercise and health where these things may have been neglected because you were too busy doing all the everyday routine tasks, including email and your calendar. Yaro's recommendation of a tool It's more about my team managing our customers than me because I'm on the marketing side and my team...

Yaro Starak is Co-Founder and CMO at InboxDone.com. He began his entrepreneurial career at 18 years old, starting a website about a trading card game. A few years later he launched an online essay editing business, then began blogging and podcasting about entrepreneurship in 2005. In business, Yaro focused on freedom as a business objective but wasn't getting that because of pressure of managing bombardment of business emails, continuously.  The more success Yaro had with his business, the more emails showed up. Because of the volume of email coming in, he couldn't provide the level of customer and sales support that he knew he should. Everything changed when Yaro hired his first email assistant, who completely took over his business inbox, unlocking the kind of freedom he always wanted. Simplifying the business by delegating and creating team, is what Yaro is gonna talk about in this episode.  To hear more from Yaro, connect with him through: Website: inboxdone.comBook call: +1 (209) 732-6344Blog: yaro.blogDo you have a story on business development, real estate investing, or other wealth increasing tips?  Please request to be a guest on the Wealth Watchers Podcast by clicking HERETo find out more about what the hosts, Adam Lendi and Justin Hoggatt, check out: happycampercapital.comFollow on Facebook @WealthWatchersCommunity or @HappyCamperCapitalSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/wealthwatchers)

► Create your free systeme.io account here: https://systeme.io Today we're joined by Yaro Starak. He's an entrepreneur, blogger, and podcast host. He's also the co-founder of InboxDone.com and a coach at BlogMastermind.com, a program that helps you start an online business.Yaro never wanted to cap his potential income, so he pursued online business from the start. Now, with 20+ years of experience, Yaro shares his story and important lessons he learned along the way.These nuggets of wisdom, like the importance of building an email list, are still relevant today. Whether you're a traditional blogger or going viral on TikTok, check out the episode and turn your experiences into an income!► Subscribe to our channel and join us as we dive into everything entrepreneurship, digital marketing, and online business.ABOUT SYSTEME.IO:Systeme.io is a simple, affordable, and intuitive online all-in-one marketing tool for anyone who is looking to grow their online business.Manage every single aspect of your business in the same place with systeme.ioFOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA!► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/get.systeme.io/► Twitter: https://twitter.com/systeme_io► Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/251145835476950► LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/getsystemeio/

Yaro Starak is an investor, digital nomad, 6 times author, and co-founder of InboxDone.com, a revolutionary email management company with a team of 25 serving a multitude of clients in almost every business sector.  Generating $2 million dollars in digital sales, Yaro is a true pioneer of blogging and has 25+ angel investments in tech startups. He has property investments in Canada and Ukraine, and in partnership built a 3.6MW solar farm in Lviv. Author of the blog profits blueprint and host of the successful podcast Vested Capital. Get ready to have a conversation with a podcast veteran who is smart, calm yet enthusiastic, and an out-of-the-box thinker who is busy changing the business world with revolutionary methods of freeing up your time. Co-founder of InboxDone.com Made over $2 Million dollars selling digital training products Pioneer digital nomad, living in 26 different cities Built a $3 Million dollar solar energy array in Ukraine Author of six books including the https://www.blogprofitsblueprint.com/ (Blog Profits Blueprint) http://anthillonline.com/yaro-starak-2009-anthill-30under30-winner/ (30 under 30 recipient in Australia) Creator & host of https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/vested-capital/id303638149 (Vested Capital) podcast

Today's guest on the Expat Money Show is Yaro Starak, co-founder of InboxDone.com. He is an Angel Investor of 30+ companies, has built a Solar Farm In Ukraine, earned $2 Million from blogging and travelled the world living in AirBnb's in 26 cities all while growing his business working only 2 hours per day.    HERE'S WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN DETAIL IN THIS INTERVIEW: Exactly how Yaro started and grew a business and sold for a profit. Not once but twice. A common myth about being an Angel Investor. This is an important concept to always understand when you want to make money as an investor.  Are you truly interested in freedom, real freedom, then listen in to hear the best advice ever! How you can achieve a 7 or 8 figure business with only 2 or 3 employees, and what you need to have in place to achieve those goals! Exactly how to build a business like a solar farm, what is needed and how to maintain good cash flow for years to come. Have you ever wondered what life would be like travelling the world and living in Airbnb's and hotels? What are the life lessons learned! How to listen to your gut when it says, ‘I don't want a job, I want to travel' and how to make that your reality. Ever wonder what the best skills are to have as an entrepreneur? Listen in as Yaro and Mikkel talk about what they had to do, especially in the beginning of their careers. Best quote of the day, ‘It's not what you make, it's what you keep'   PODCAST EPISODES YOU WILL ENJOY https://expatmoneyshow.com/episodes/sergio-von-facchin/ (135: Living A Perpetual Traveller Lifestyle – Sergio Von Facchin) https://expatmoneyshow.com/episodes/jen-ruiz/ (133: How to Find Cheap Flights To See The World On A Budget – Jen Ruiz) https://expatmoneyshow.com/episodes/vin-armani/ (129: How To Move To Saipan Without A Visa Or Even A Passport – Vin Armani)   HOW TO REACH YARO STARAK https://www.inboxdone.com/ (https://www.inboxdone.com/) http://twitter.com/yarostarak (http://twitter.com/yarostarak) http://instagram.com/yarostarak (http://instagram.com/yarostarak)   CONCLUSION: Great conversation with Yaro. His main business after all these years is InboxDone, an email management company with a team of 25 serving clients all around the world. I am certainly a great candidate for using his service. I probably spend a good 5 hours every day, opening, reading and responding to emails. I think it's time to give up my habit and call on the expertise of Yaro. If you are in the same position as me, what a great service to free up some really valuable time to build your business.   Support this podcast

Yaro Starak is the cofounder of InboxDone.com an email management company with a team of 25+He started his journey living in a caravan and has since made 30+ angel investments in tech startups, has property investments and in partnership built a 3.6 Mega Watt solar farm.During the mid 2000s he built an online education business "Blog Mastermind" selling over $2 Million of his books and courses as he traveled the world living in 26 different cities.Yaro has been featured in SkyNews, Forbes, Entrepreneur, Huffington Post, FOUNDr, Business Insider and many more...

Yaro is the Co-Founder of InboxDone.com, host of the Vested Capital Podcast, and Angel investor in over 25 different companies.  He's an Internet pioneer and has been an early adaptor of various tools such as blogging and podcasting.  Yaro is an expert on delegation and takes the time to explain how to become a better delegator to gain freedom in both business and life.  We talk about the importance of hiring the right people and you really have to hear his philosophy on happiness.

In this episode, I interview Yaro Starak, the Co-founder at InboxDone, a company that offers email assistants for busy entrepreneurs. This email management service is based in Montreal, Canada, an expert in organizing messages and creating follow-up systems to direct representation of their client's business. Before launching InboxDone in 2017, Yaro was a business coach who profited from his blog, podcast, and courses. He found incredible growth in just six months after he launched the company by managing 10 clients and profited $10,000 in a particular month. By 2020 to early 2021, they skyrocketed to 15-50 clients and scales to $50,000 in revenue per month. Yaro says that what he loves the most in growing a small business is releasing a happy hormone–endorphin after completing a job. “There's nothing greater than making a sale,” he added. This Cast Covers: Focuses on simplifying people's lives by taking over their email, replying to messages, organizing messages, and completing that start the email loop. The system allows clients to focus on the important things that grow their business or enjoy some of the time for themselves. Offers assistance to business owners and entrepreneurs by outsourcing their inbox thus enhancing customer service. Responds to incoming emails and creates follow-up systems to direct the representation of the business. How massive does the internet contribute to businesses today and how fast it is an effective tool for selling and building a business around. The importance of pairing the junior member to an experienced member to work better. How building the team and making them well motivated signify the growth of the business. Technology plays a big part in high-growth companies in marketing, sales, and services. Emphasizes that running a business involves loss of customers and potential crisis yet riding on them can be a way out. Additional Resources: InboxDone Podcast Connection Think & Grow Rich By Napoleon Hill Losing My Virginity By Richard Branson ………………………………………… Quotes: “We like to have our words read and heard by others and influence people, teach people and help people through content.” —Yaro Starak “Pairing the junior member to the experienced one works better.” —Yaro Starak “Success is about exploring what you can do with your resources.” —Yaro Starak “Growth is not just acquiring more customers and making more money but, building a team, and making sure the team's well rewarded and motivated.”  —Yaro Starak  “Consistency is important but it can be risky if you're consistently doing the wrong thing.” —Yaro Starak …………………………………………  Music from https://filmmusic.io “Cold Funk” by Kevin MacLeod https://incompetech.com. License: CC by http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

Yaro Starak believes that it's possible to simplify life and business from a positive angle and make everything easier. Yaro is an angel investor and the co-founder of InboxDone.com, an email management company focused on simplifying processes for entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and real estate agents. The digital world has grown massively over the years, but even before, Yaro knew that it was the right path for his entrepreneurial journey. In this conversation with Dr. Gary Sanchez, he talks about how he gravitated into doing an online business out of the belief that it guarantees sustainable growth. Join in and learn how Yaro simplifies everything he touches – from business processes to the process of life itself.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://whyinstitute.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hands up who has a crazzzyyyy email inbox?! Lets Talk Inbox ZERO!! I'm here with @Yaro Starak from "Inbox Done" for some tips and tricks on staying sane, organised and a little less "arrrgghhhhh" in the admin department! For full show notes visit: https://sarahcordiner.com/ep-41-keeping-your-admin-and-email-inbox-organised-with-yaro-starak Mentioned in this episode: InboxDone.com sarahcordiner.com/starterkit #CourseCreation #CourseCreator #OnlineCourses #InboxZero #HighTicket #Expert #CoachingProgram #MembershipSites #Edupreneur #Entrepreneur #KnowledgeCommerce #elearning #HowToCreateCourses #DigitalMarketing #OnlineMarketing #Business #Influencer #7Figures

Claire Giovino spent years optimizing inboxes for 7-figure clients who are leaders in their industries. Her background in higher education and counseling allowed her to represent clients with a superior level of communication and empathy. In 2017, she launched InboxDone and grew the business to multiple six-figures in 11 months with zero start-up capital. She currently manages a growing team of remote inbox managers and upwards of 3000+ emails a day — all while traveling the world! “I would say treating it like an experiment and keeping it fun and leading with curiosity if you are thinking of getting into it or just starting to get into it… The process of running and owning a business is a whole other thing. It's exciting and challenging and hard every day. So treating it like an experiment and keeping that child's mindset of almost treating it like a game… Making it a gradual transition if possible so you don't put all this financial pressure on your business to support you immediately and that way you don't lose joy that comes from running a business”…[Listen for More] Click Here for Show Notes To Listen or to Get the Show Notes go to https://wp.me/p6Tf4b-7x1

Just imagine that you never had to look at your email inbox, read or reply to any emails ever again. How much free time would you have? What could you use that time for in your business or in your personal life? That is a question I explored with Claire Giovino in today's episode of the ideas lab podcast, because she has set up a business to do exactly this for her clients. She launched Inboxdone in 2017, and has grown the business to multiple six figures in just 11 months with zero startup capital. She currently manages a growing team of remote inbox managers and upwards of 3000 plus emails a day, all while travelling the world or at least until recently. So I wanted to ask her what are we all getting wrong about email and if we want to move away from our own inbox and stop it dominating our working day, how do you really outsource something that is so fundamental to what we do day in and day out? And I also wanted to find out how Claire has made such a success of I Inboxdone and how she's made that work in a partnership with Yaro Starak, who is one of the founders, one of the pioneers of internet marketing and blogging. So it's going to be a great episode. Let's dive in. Best wishes,  John   For full links and notes please visit: https://theideaslab.org/clairegiovino ______________________________________________________________ Music provided by Argofox: TheDiabolicalWaffle – My Wish https://youtu.be/sRWEMjYR6e4

“What you focus on in the moment becomes who you are in the future… but until you find direction, every path looks interesting."   Yaro Starak is blogger and podcaster who decided after graduating college that he would never work for someone else or have a real job again. Since the age of 19, Yaro has been running his own online businesses that have gone on to produce seven figures. He has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, Foundr and interviewed in close to 300 different podcasts. The average lifespan of a blog is reportedly 3-4 months, whereas Yaro's blog continues to inspire countless readers 13 years later.   Today's episode is definitely not just for entrepreneurs, but if you're interested in jumping to the really meaty topics and don't have time for the full episode, skip ahead to the 13-minute mark.  Highlights In today's episode, we talk about: 1) How to design your ideal day   2) Why energy management is more important than time management   3) How to create a life where 20% of your time is spent is working and 80% is spent doing the things you love   4) How to create a decision filter and when to say no    5) Why curiosity is more important than any outcome or goal)    6) How to choose the obstacles you want to overcome Behind the Scenes Yaro became one of my clients a few years ago when I started my own business. We then joined forces and cofounded InboxDone.com, which allows busy people to outsource their inbox so that they never have to deal with emails again. After reading Yaro's blog for years, I feel very lucky to now call him my business partner and my friend. As Annie Dillard says, "How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives." I'm drawn to the idea of designing your ideal day, one where you spend the most time on things that bring you energy and joy (instead of keeping those things in the margins of our lives). I often ask people to walk me through a day in their lives so that I can get a sense of what's important to them. Over the past year, I've been treating each day like an experiment and applying different iterations to see how much energy I have during different activities and times of day. I've learned that I'm most productive when I immediately login to my laptop to begin work right when I wake up. I've also learned my energy is lowest between 2pm and 7pm, then I get a second burst of focus after dinner. My processes are still evolving (clearly not every day is ideal), but it really opened up once I started to treat my day-design like a big experiment. Who should listen? If you're struggling to create something new, but the process is feeling heavy or arduous…  If you want to design your ideal day, but aren't sure how to start... If you want to learn the exact questions to ask yourself in order to become “unstuck”... ...have a listen. For new episodes, questions and quotes, sign up at TheBetterQuestions.com. Each bi-weekly email is packed with insight and applicable takeaways.    And if you're enjoying these episodes, please share with a fellow podcast listener. That's how the show will continue grow!  

[ Download MP3 | Transcript | iTunes | Soundcloud | Raw RSS ] Today's podcast is a little bit different. My guest is Claire Giovino, who is my partner and co-founder in our startup company InboxDone.com. Claire is also the voice behind the intro to this podcast, so you might recognize her immediately :-). Claire and […] The post https://yaro.blog/28315/claire-giovino/ (Claire Giovino: From Zero To Six Figures, Behind The Scenes Of The First Year Of InboxDone.com) appeared first on https://yaro.blog (Yaro.Blog).

Yaro Starak ~ Founder of InboxDone.com ~ Current Series ~ 100 Interviews with 100 Location-Independent Entrepreneurs that have over $1,000,000 in Annual Revenue   Hey listeners welcome back to the show and we are really excited to introduce today's guest Yaro Starak. Yaro has been in the online world since….well since there was an online world to be in. He started his first website way back in 1998. Since then he has been selling online, building websites, selling websites, starting one of the original Magic online communities, starting one of the original blogs for entrepreneurs, starting the first podcast on entrepreneurialism back in 2005 before the word ‘podcast' was officially used, getting to interview Tim Ferriss and Lewis Howes which is still running today, starting one of the first online communities for entrepreneurs and helping thousands of entrepreneurs grow. During the show, I recognized one thing. Yaro was a front-runner on the break many of the online developments that are now an everyday part of our lives. In many ways, regarding the online world, he is as seasoned as they come and we chat with him about his thought process on getting on the start of new online trends and technology that has made him wealthy, successful and a go-to name to for the online and digital nomad world.   Part I: 04:35: Who is Yaro and Why You Should Listen? -Creating his first business in 1998 -Building one of the first ‘Magic the Gathering' online communities -Finding out about the laptop lifestyle in the early 2000's -Selling his first business 23:11: Learning to Outsource and Finding Freedom 25:43: The Dawn of Blogging   Part II: 02:32: Success in Blogging, Content Creation and Internet Marketing 04:30: Buying and Selling Digital Assets 09:38: The Longest Running Podcast on Entrepreneurship 12:56: Yaro Being On the Cutting Edge of Online Trends 20:09: New Opportunities Yaro is Pursuing 23:36: Opportunities to Serve Digital Nomads and the Laptop Lifestyle   Part III:   02:20: Best Networking Hack Ever and Maintaining Business Relationships for the Long-Term 08:04: Chasing the Currency of Influence 09:23: Difference in the 5, 6, & 7-Figure Entrepreneurial Mentalities 20:17: Moving From Being a Negative Person to Becoming a Positive Person 25:30: Yaro's Strategies to Increase a Positive Mentality 32:00: Achieving Email Freedom Contact Info: https://yaro.blog/ https://inboxdone.com/