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Welcome to the Best of How to Live a Fantastic Life. Dr. Allen Lycka is joined by Jabez LeBret, a dynamic entrepreneur whose journey from being a homeless teen to a successful business owner is truly inspiring. Jabez reflects on how his challenging upbringing, including his mother's struggles with schizophrenia, shaped his resilience and resourcefulness. He credits his high school science teacher as his first mentor and discusses the critical role of mentorship and community in his growth.   Jabez also shares his dedication to empowering female founders, motivated by data on their challenges and his experience running a tuition-free all-girls boarding school focused on entrepreneurship. He emphasizes the importance of building supportive communities where female entrepreneurs can connect and thrive.   Jabez's story is a powerful example of how to lead a fulfilling, balanced life while making a positive impact.   About Jabez LeBret began his entrepreneurial journey in 2007 with his first company, which unfortunately ended in failure. Undeterred, he co-founded GNGF, a marketing agency for law firms, in 2010. Under his leadership, GNGF grew to over $1 million in revenue in under three years, earning accolades such as Best Place to Work, the BBB Torch Award, and Business of the Year.   In 2018, Jabez sold the agency to open a boarding school for underserved youth. Currently, he runs Aguia Ventures, a conglomerate of multiple companies spanning both B2B and B2C markets, headquartered in Washington. Read more…   Social Media:  Website: https://www.jabezlebret.com/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Jabezlebret/  X: https://twitter.com/jabezlebret  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jabezlebret/   Thanks for listening to the show! It means so much to us that you listened to our podcast! If you would like to continue the conversation, please email me at allen@drallenlycka.com or visit our Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/drallenlycka. We would love to have you join us there, and welcome your messages. We check our Messenger often.   This show is built on “The Secrets to Living A Fantastic Life.” Get your copy by visiting: https://secretsbook.now.site/home   We are building a community of like-minded people in the personal development/self-help/professional development industries, and are always looking for wonderful guests for our show. If you have any recommendations, please email us!   Dr. Allen Lycka's Social Media Links Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/drallenlycka Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr_allen_lycka/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/drallenlycka LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/allenlycka YouTube: https://www.YouTube.com/c/drallenlycka   Subscribe to the show. We would be honored to have you subscribe to the show - you can subscribe on the podcast app on your mobile device

Jabez LeBret is the Co-founder of Lotus Launch, an online content library that helps entrepreneurs scale their businesses to seven figures and beyond. Jabez grew up in a small remote village in Alaska, and he went from being a homeless teenager to studying finance in college, eventually landing a role at Nordstrom. He also started GNGF, a marketing agency for lawyers, which he later sold and started a boarding school.  Jabez is the author of I Don't Match Socks: Seven Principles That Open Doors, Lead to Promotions and Build a Better Culture. He is a member of the Entrepreneurs' Organization (EO) and a speaker, having delivered over 1,200 presentations across the globe.  Jabez LeBret, the Co-founder of Lotus Launch, joins John Corcoran in this episode of the Smart Business Revolution Podcast to talk about his tough childhood and his journey to entrepreneurship. They also discuss Jabez's book, how he started a tuition-free boarding school, and the lessons learned over the years about building relationships.

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"The future is in you..." by Radiohead There are many quotes and sayings about making change and being your own cheerleader to success. That sounds simple and straightforward, right? Well, easier said, than done! https://www.linkedin.com/feed/hashtag/?keywords=entrepreneurs&highlightedUpdateUrns=urn%3Ali%3Aactivity%3A6958061568639057920 (#Entrepreneurs) know this journey of ups and downs all too well and sometimes having a community to lean into, to find some resources you can tap into, helps you keep that motivation alive. Becky and Jabez LeBret, Founders of LOTUS LAUNCH have tapped into that simple, yet critical need to find the resources to learn and grow as an entrepreneur in one, accessible place. Or as we liken it: Business Masterclass at your own pace and time! Opportunity is always there for those that are putting in the time to learn from others! Learn More About https://community.lotuslaunch.com/ (Lotus Launch) ********************************* If you are interested in learning more about podcasting, check out https://www.innovationmediaenterprises.com/ (Innovation Media Enterprises). Entrepreneurs looking to grow your business with a great community: Join https://withglo.com/ (Global Leaders Organization)!

Jabez LaBret went from a homeless teen to a financial analyst managing a multimillion-dollar P&L at Nordstrom, an international public speaker delivering over 1,200 presentations, best-selling author, and Forbes Contributor. He sold his award-winning marketing agency to pursue a passion for education as co-founder of Sisu Academy, a tuition-free boarding high school for underserved students. Now, Jabez is co-founder of Lotus Launch helping female founders grow and scale their businesses. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jabez Lebret is a best-selling author, a Forbes journalist, and a successful entrepreneur who sold his award-winning agency in 2018 to open a high school for underserved youth. Today, he is partnering on a project to help female entrepreneurs take their companies from $200K to $1M in revenue. He has delivered over 1,200 presentations, written four books, launched multiple million-dollar companies, and he is an advisor to several Fortune 500 companies.

Shownotes can be found at https://www.profitwithlaw.com/264.   Not all law firm owners understand that running a firm is not all about their practice. Law firms are businesses — good marketing is integral to its success. The problem is, not all law firms can afford to hire agencies and employ costly strategies. Our guest today shares that these methods are not necessary for new firms to be successful. A vital thing to figure out for your law firm is determining what marketing strategies apply best to your company. In this episode, Mark Homer, the CEO and Founder of Get Noticed Get Found, joins Moshe Amsel to share his journey from working in IBM to being a consultant for law firms and small businesses. He details what marketing strategies to try considering your comfort, time, and money. They also discuss the importance of having a CMO and why you need to invest in marketing to elevate your law firm to the next level.  If you want to know what marketing strategies to use for your law firm's growth stage, then this episode is for you. Resources mentioned:   This episode is sponsored by Smith.ai. Curious how you can use a receptionist service at your law firm? Download the Smith.ai free eBook: Are you Lawyering or Laboring? 7 Steps for Running a Highly Productive Law Firm with Virtual Receptionists. This episode is sponsored by Get Staffed Up. Learn more at www.profitwithlaw.com/getstaffedup   Take your law firm to the next level with Profit With Law Incubator, where we help grow your revenue from 0 to 250,000! Profit With Law Podcast Episode 237 - Your Law Firm's Secret Weapon Connect with Mark: GNGF Website I LinkedIn I Twitter  Want to learn more from Mark? Listen to his podcast with Melanie Leonard at Your Law Firm is a Business Podcast.      Online Law Practice Strategies by Mark Homer, Jabez LeBret, and Chris Homer  Profit with Law listeners get a special freebie from Mark at GNGF! Profit First by Mike Michalowicz Google My Business Avvo DocuSign Join our Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/lawfirmgrowthsummit/   To request a show topic, recommend a guest or ask a question for the show, please send an email to info@dreambuilderfinancial.com.   Connect with Moshe on: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/moshe.amsel LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mosheamsel/

Jabez LeBret was homeless in high school eventually dropping out. He decided to turn it around. After getting his GED, Jabez studied finance and marketing at Gonzaga University. He started his career as a financial analyst at Nordstrom. Jabez has since delivered over 1,200 presentations globally, is a best-selling author, and Forbes Contributor. He sold his award-winning marketing agency in 2017 to pursue a wild idea. Bringing together his passion for education and entrepreneurship, he and his wife launched Sisu Academy, the nation's first tuition-free boarding high school for underserved girls. Like many people, COVID forced a pivot. Connect with Jabez LeBret https://www.clarityeducation.org/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/jabezlebret/ https://twitter.com/jabezlebret https://www.facebook.com/Jabezlebret/ DO THIS RIGHT NOW

Jebez LeBret went from being a homeless teen to an adult entrepreneur who helps people with his gifts; including starting a boarding school for underserved girls.

On this episode of the Digital Marketing with Bill Hartzer Podcast, Bill Hartzer spoke with Jabez Lebret about digital PR, writing as a journalist, and getting media coverage for your company or your brand. They also discussed submitting articles and content ideas to media and publications.

What’s the best way to get a journalist to cover your news? How do you become a writing contributor at an esteemed publication? Why isn’t ROI a complete enough measurement? In this episode, journalist and former agency owner Jabez LeBret shares his insider secrets. In this new episode of the Social PR Podcast, host Lisa Buyer sits down with Forbes Magazine contributor, former marketing agency owner, and CEO of Applejax, Jabez LeBret. Like so many of us, Jabez started in the corporate world before becoming an entrepreneur and founding his own agency. He focused on digital marketing, working exclusively with law firms. He then sold it to pursue a career in education. Additionally, Jabez has been a journalist for the past twelve years. He started writing for a Chicago NBC affiliate and is now a regular contributor at Forbes. Start Off Small If you’ve been listening to the Social PR Podcast regularly, you will know that Lisa believes in starting off small. Jabez couldn’t agree more. He advises publishing your first pieces in local, specialized publications before moving your way up. He also recommends getting your start by collaborating with clients or other agencies. The main thing to remember? The big publications will not necessarily be the best returns on efforts. How to Pitch a Journalist As a journalist, Jabez gets pitched all the time. But usually, it’s pretty clear that agencies have not done any research on his work, so pitching does not get them far. That’s what’s challenging, Jabez explains. He always needs access to more content, but most of that issue is not solved by pitches, because the pitches are not qualitative. His tip for agency owners is to target the people whose pieces you know you want to be featured in. Then, engage them in their world. Follow them on LinkedIn, comment on their posts, meet them at a conference. You can then email them with a question about an article, or ask for clarification or additional information. If your comments add value to the journalist, you’ve got yourself a great introduction. Try to define what their audience cares about and pitch them something that will matter to them and get the journalist more views. Becoming a Forbes Contributor Jabez writes a monthly column for Forbes and has been a contributor for more than seven years. The best way to get in, according to him, is to write for a local affiliate first. Then, once you’ve accumulated enough quality clips, take them to another publication you want to write for. Forbes is looking for people who can write in a non-opinionated way. They also seek out people with sources and connections they can interview. When asked how to get creative and find new angles, Jabez recommended talking with other people. You will realize that so much of what you believe to be common knowledge is actually valuable and unique to most people. Additionally, you do not have to be the one creating the next cool thing. As long as you provide an interesting analysis of the next cool thing, you will get published and build a following. How can you write a book in a few days? Why is the conversion rate often passive? What&rsq

What’s the best way to get a journalist to cover your news? How do you become a writing contributor at an esteemed publication? Why isn’t ROI a complete enough measurement? In this episode, journalist and former agency owner Jabez LeBret shares his insider secrets. In this new episode of the Social PR Podcast, host Lisa Buyer sits down with Forbes Magazine contributor, former marketing agency owner, and CEO of Applejax, Jabez LeBret. Like so many of us, Jabez started in the corporate world before becoming an entrepreneur and founding his own agency. He focused on digital marketing, working exclusively with law firms. He then sold it to pursue a career in education. Additionally, Jabez has been a journalist for the past twelve years. He started writing for a Chicago NBC affiliate and is now a regular contributor at Forbes. Start Off Small If you’ve been listening to the Social PR Podcast regularly, you will know that Lisa believes in starting off small. Jabez couldn’t agree more. He advises publishing your first pieces in local, specialized publications before moving your way up. He also recommends getting your start by collaborating with clients or other agencies. The main thing to remember? The big publications will not necessarily be the best returns on efforts. How to Pitch a Journalist As a journalist, Jabez gets pitched all the time. But usually, it’s pretty clear that agencies have not done any research on his work, so pitching does not get them far. That’s what’s challenging, Jabez explains. He always needs access to more content, but most of that issue is not solved by pitches, because the pitches are not qualitative. His tip for agency owners is to target the people whose pieces you know you want to be featured in. Then, engage them in their world. Follow them on LinkedIn, comment on their posts, meet them at a conference. You can then email them with a question about an article, or ask for clarification or additional information. If your comments add value to the journalist, you’ve got yourself a great introduction. Try to define what their audience cares about and pitch them something that will matter to them and get the journalist more views. Becoming a Forbes Contributor Jabez writes a monthly column for Forbes and has been a contributor for more than seven years. The best way to get in, according to him, is to write for a local affiliate first. Then, once you’ve accumulated enough quality clips, take them to another publication you want to write for. Forbes is looking for people who can write in a non-opinionated way. They also seek out people with sources and connections they can interview. When asked how to get creative and find new angles, Jabez recommended talking with other people. You will realize that so much of what you believe to be common knowledge is actually valuable and unique to most people. Additionally, you do not have to be the one creating the next cool thing. As long as you provide an interesting analysis of the next cool thing, you will get published and build a following. How can you write a book in a few days? Why is the conversion rate often passive? What&rsq

I talk this episode with Jabez Lebret, entrepreneur and new CEO of Applejax. https://www.applejax.com  Jabez has started and runs multiple companies from video production to branding to education.  Jabez shares his proudest moment in his entrepreneurial journey to date, a story about a trunk, and his favorite business books. Jabez’s all-time favorite business book is Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion by Robert Cialdini which explains how people make decisions. He finds this applies in all interactions and relationships at work, at home, and in your personal life. Quite a foundational read! And he just finished Blitzscaling: The Lightning-Fast Path to Building Massively Valuable Companies by Reid Hoffman & Chris Yeh about how to build “bajillion dollar companies”. Watch for Jabez’s insights.  I hope you enjoy my conversation with Jabez.

Isn’t LinkedIn just a platform to share your resume and meet employers? Jabez Lebret says no and shares all the potential for a brand to share information on the social platform. In this episode of the Social PR Secrets Podcast, Lisa Buyer sits down with agency owner and author Jabez Lebret gets down to business discussing the real potential uses of LinkedIn for a brand. For his own agency, Get Noticed Get Found, Lebret uses LinkedIn as a tool to share more information with consumers. Lebret had an article published on LinkedIn announcing his public “breakup” from the social media platform Facebook. The thought piece amassed 4,000 views as he shared his thoughts on how Facebook was becoming more business heavy and less practical for personal use. Like LinkedIn, Lebret shares the key to successful use of the platform is recognizing its large professional background and using that to your or a brand’s benefit. He said social media managers should capitalize on the fact that other professionals are in this network to get in front of people. “You need to get smart and tactical about getting yourself in front of your vendors and prospects and strategic partners,” - Jabez Lebret Some topics discussed in this episode LinkedIn Use How to make the platform work for the size of your business or brand LinkedIn content tips Contact Jabez Lebret Jabez’ Twitter Jabez’ personal LinkedIn page More from Jabez Forbes YouTube His Book Subscribe to & Review Social PR Secrets Podcast Thanks for tuning into this week’s episode of the Social PR Secrets podcast by Lisa Buyer. If the information in this show’s interview inspired you in your business or life journey, feel free to head over to iTunes, subscribe to the show, and leave us an honest review. Your feedback helps us continue to not only deliver actionable, relevant, helpful content, it will also help us reach even more amazing entrepreneurs, disruptors, and rockstars just like you!

Isn’t LinkedIn just a platform to share your resume and meet employers? Jabez Lebret says no and shares all the potential for a brand to share information on the social platform. In this episode of the Social PR Secrets Podcast, Lisa Buyer sits down with agency owner and author Jabez Lebret gets down to business discussing the real potential uses of LinkedIn for a brand. For his own agency, Get Noticed Get Found, Lebret uses LinkedIn as a tool to share more information with consumers. Lebret had an article published on LinkedIn announcing his public “breakup” from the social media platform Facebook. The thought piece amassed 4,000 views as he shared his thoughts on how Facebook was becoming more business heavy and less practical for personal use. Like LinkedIn, Lebret shares the key to successful use of the platform is recognizing its large professional background and using that to your or a brand’s benefit. He said social media managers should capitalize on the fact that other professionals are in this network to get in front of people. “You need to get smart and tactical about getting yourself in front of your vendors and prospects and strategic partners,” - Jabez Lebret Some topics discussed in this episode LinkedIn Use How to make the platform work for the size of your business or brand LinkedIn content tips Contact Jabez Lebret Jabez’ Twitter Jabez’ personal LinkedIn page More from Jabez Forbes YouTube His Book Subscribe to & Review Social PR Secrets Podcast Thanks for tuning into this week’s episode of the Social PR Secrets podcast by Lisa Buyer. If the information in this show’s interview inspired you in your business or life journey, feel free to head over to iTunes, subscribe to the show, and leave us an honest review. Your feedback helps us continue to not only deliver actionable, relevant, helpful content, it will also help us reach even more amazing entrepreneurs, disruptors, and rockstars just like you!

Jabez LeBret founded a successful marketing company, sold it, and then decided to go all in on co-founding a tuition free private boarding school for underprivileged females. In addition to that, they aim to make the school self sustaining from it's own revenue sources.

Jabez LeBret Co-Founder and Chief of Schools at Sisu Academy is interviewed in this episode. Follow Adam on Instagram at Ask Adam Torres for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule. Apply to become a featured co-author in one of Adam's upcoming books: https://www.moneymatterstoptips.com/coauthor --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moneymatters/support

In episode 34 of the Get Published Podcast, Host and 13-Time Bestselling Author Paul G. Brodie interviews Jabez LeBret about his author journey and using gift cards when launching your book.

Jabez Lebret turned his life around by getting his GED and studying finance. He became a financial analyst, an international public speaker, an author, and a Forbes contributor. Recently, Jabez sold his award-winning marketing agency to pursue his passion in education as co-founder of Sisu Academy. Tune into this episode to learn more about how he turned his life around, his advice for others who are considering selling their companies, and much more! Find Out More About Jabez Here: Jabez LeBretJabez LeBret on LinkedIn@jabezlebret on TwitterSisu Academyjabez@sisuacademy.org In This Episode: [02:07] - What is it like to sell your business and shift your life direction? And who acquired the business? [05:22] - Jabez talks about why he wanted to sell his business and start going down a new path, which he explains wasn’t due to burnout. [07:26] - How to structure his high school (for example, as a non-profit) was one of the hardest decisions early on for Jabez. [12:08] - Jabez shares his thoughts on B Corps, which he explains that he thinks are great, and talks about why he didn’t choose to go that way. [15:41] - Over the years, Jabez has been on nonprofit boards in various capacities. [19:04] - Funding operations isn’t sexy, Jabez points out, and talks about what he’s been doing to manage this. [24:21] - Jabez gives us more details about how everything unfolded with growing and selling his business. [26:18] - Stephan talks about his own experience with selling his first agency. [31:31] - What were Stephan’s thoughts when he was considering selling his agency? [34:49] - We hear about Stephan’s second attempt at selling, this time in 2007. [36:22] - How far out into the future does Jabez have to go before he’s done getting paid by his company? [40:55] - Jabez offers advice on what to do if you’re going to sell your company. [42:20] - For listeners who may not be familiar with the term, Jabez defines the term “clawback.” [44:50] - Stephan jumps back to the concept of a 510(c)(3) versus a B Corp. [48:25] - When you support a nonprofit organization, you’re picking up slack in some other part of the world that needs to get solved, Jabez points out. [52:36] - Stephan and Jabez talk about issues surrounding homelessness, specifically in Venice Beach, California. [55:52] - We hear a tidbit from Stephan’s backstory: he was a foster child for most of his high school years. [58:18] - Has Jabez been speaking about the topic of homelessness on stages or in TV appearances? [60:44] - How can people get in touch with Jabez if they want to learn more or help out? Links and Resources: Jabez LeBret Jabez LeBret on LinkedIn @jabezlebret on Twitter Sisu Academy jabez@sisuacademy.org 501(c)(3) organization What are B Corps? Impact Network Charity Water

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Build sales leads with your talk. Ryan Foland speaks with Jabez LeBret. Jabez has delivered thousands of presentations globally and has has a regular column on Forbes where he is considered a leading expert in marketing, technology, and managing Millennials in the workplace. There are some important key topics discussed in this interview, such as how to engage and build connections both onstage and online, and how to substantially grow your business by collecting sales leads from the stage. Scroll down to see an infographic with Jabez’s 7 Step sales process. Listen to this podcast to find out: - The seven strategic steps for generating sales from the stage - Where to start if you want to write for Forbes, or Inc, or Entrepreneur, or HBR. - How to set yourself apart from all the other speakers in your industry. - A psychological hack that will help you collect hundreds of sales leads after your presentation - What an "open source" mentality is, and how it will help you both on stage, on social media, and when networking, to build stronger connections - Why you need a back-up plan for every problem: with solutions for what to do when your joke bombs, and how to bring the attention back to your talk if everyone in the room gets distracted.

The Missing Link is announcing a major change to the show … You won t want to miss this episode where Sean Jackson and Jabez LeBret announce the latest change to The Missing Link Podcast. You re going to love it and we’re super excited about where The Missing Link is headed! Listen in as Sean and... Listen to episode

Jabez is a business owner of a marketing and technology company in the legal profession. Why is this important? Because he doesn’t just talk about managing millennials, he lives it. Jabez also goes far beyond just talking from the stage.

Jabez LeBret shares his secret sauce for writing a book fast, and getting the attention of the media. Yes, it can be done, and you ll learn exactly how in this show. Jabez shares exactly how to write a book in under eight hours (yes, coffee is a requirement). And then, do you want more media... Listen to episode

Jabez LeBret finishes our two-part series where he answers your burning questions about all things LinkedIn. It s another great episode! In this show, you ll learn about company pages, someone who doesn t want to join LinkedIn (gasp!), one more great way to connect, how to get found on Profinder, and more about keywords on LinkedIn. You ll... Listen to episode

Jabez LeBret answers your burning questions about all things LinkedIn … You asked and The Missing Link delivers … today, Mica shares your questions with Jabez LeBret, and he goes in depth to answer each one (so much so, we had to add a part two!). You ll get answers about small budget options for LinkedIn,... Listen to episode

Extra! Extra! Listen in to find out what Sean Jackson and Jabez LeBret have to share about this latest news! You ll hear bold predictions, what you need to do next, and much more! Sean Jackson, Jabez LeBret, and Mica Gadhia have a conversation about the latest news of Microsoft acquiring LinkedIn for $196 per share... Listen to episode

Jabez LeBret and Mica Gadhia explore how to understand the role of vendors on LinkedIn and how you can make it work for you and your business. Maybe you need a graphic designer, a virtual assistant, or a supplier for your office. How do you choose who s right for you? On the flip side, how... Listen to episode

Jabez LeBret and Mica Gadhia teach you pre, during, and post-conference tactics on how to leverage LinkedIn to optimize your face-to-face events. You go to a conference, meet hundreds of new people, and want to connect with each of them because that s what you re there for … but how? Jabez LeBret, a serial conference goer... Listen to episode

Jabez LeBret is a NBC Chicago Business Columnist, author, speaker, and Chief Marketing Officer of GNGF. Jabez is considered a leading authority on monetizing social media and often speaks at industry conferences on this subject. In today's episode, I discuss with Jabez on how to work with millennials. I know many clients who are having challenges with keeping the millennial generation engaged, so hopefully we can demystify and solve some of those issues for you today.  There are four core fundamentals that really help millennials succeed at work. Not only do you get them to work more effectively, but it changes the whole work environment for them too. These four tactics are actually good for any employee, no matter what their age. With that being said, these fundamentals are specifically targeted to get that everyday millennial employee to the next level. As a millennial himself, Jabez really stumbled into this space by accident. He was doing leadership presentations at companies that needed to know how to lead the younger generation. He kept getting asked, "How do I manage you?" He also runs a company where his entire team is made of millennials. So for him, it was a no-brainer to create a program around how to manage and engage millennials in the work force. The millennial generation is different compared to other generations because they saw the creation of search on the internet. They grew up with Google and they were the reason social media was created. Cellphones were very prevalent for them too. The technological advances play a huge role in the millennial workplace. Another unique aspect about millennials is that they had helicopter parents. Unlike older generations where both parents were working and the children took care of themselves, millennials had parents that were hyper involved with their lives. Parents made sure they were participating in all the necessary activities. Through that process, millennials grew up thinking their opinions matter. Millennials are also referred to as 'The Trophy Generation' - They got a trophy for just showing up. Millennials were rewarded for participating and if participation was the only thing that mattered, if it was never about 'winning', then they will take criticism or feedback badly.  At the end of the day, millennials want purpose. They are a purpose-driven generation and that's how you keep them engaged. Companies are having a hard time delivering this to them because they don't know their own values or even their mission. The goal of a manager working with millennials is to bake the purpose of everything into the process, why these tasks are important in the grand scheme of things and how it helps the end-mission of the company. Millennials also grew up in team environments. Despite this, people say millennials aren't loyal. This is not true at all. In fact, management has not given them reasons to be loyal. What's important to understand as a leader is that you need to have mechanisms in place that allow millennials to share their opinions and let them know they're contributing to a greater good. If they don't feel like they're contributing to the overall process, they're not going to be motivated.   Interview Links: Jabez's Website Jabez on LinkedIn Chelsea Krost's Website Good to Great by James C. Collins More Resources: ScalingUpBusiness.com:  Learn about how growth coaching can help you and and your business see big results. Scaling Up Business Growth Workshops: Take the first step to mastering the Rockefeller Habits by attending one of our workshops. Bill on YouTube: Short videos to keep you Scaling Up.   Did you enjoy today's episode? If so then head over to iTunes and leave a review. It helps other business leaders discover the Scaling Up Business Podcast so they can also benefit from the knowledge shared in these podcasts. __ Scaling Up is the best-selling book, by Verne Harnish and the team at Gazelles, on how the fastest growing companies succeed where so many others fail. My name is Bill Gallagher and I'm a certified Gazelles business coach.  We help leadership teams to get the 4 Decisions around People, Strategy, Execution, and Cash right so that they can Scale Up successfully and beat the odds of business growth success. Our 4 Decisions are all part of the Rockefeller Habits 2.0 (from the original best-selling business book, Mastering the Rockefeller Habits).

Jabez LeBret and Mica Gadhia discuss methods for spending your time wisely on LinkedIn, so you accomplish what you want to. Join us to learn how to plan your time. This is one of those topics that comes up in so many of our shows and we re finally here to address it: Managing your time... Listen to episode

Jabez LeBret joins us to share the best tips and tactics for giving (and receiving) excellent recommendations on LinkedIn. Jabez LeBret is back and he went all out in this episode to teach you everything you need to know about making (and receiving) recommendations on LinkedIn. Recommendations matter to your profile and to the relationships... Listen to episode

Online review sites are increasingly important for product and service consumers, but to what extent are people really taking them into consideration when selecting an attorney? If potential clients are counting stars before they call, how do lawyers take control of their online reputations? Furthermore, with limited time and marketing budgets, what should solo and small firms focus on? On this episode of The Legal Toolkit, Jared Correia interviews Jabez LeBret, co-founder of the digital marketing agency Get Noticed Get Found, about how lawyers can and should monitor their online reviews, how to respond to negative feedback, and ways to increase positive reviews where they matter. Topics include: General consumers' interest in online reviews Get stars to get calls The hierarchy of your online marketing budget Ethical responsibility of review content Who to send to Google, Yelp, and Avvo Two types of clients who leave anonymous reviews Checking your pride at the door when responding Collecting and analyzing data to determine what's effective Jabez LeBret is the co-founder and chief marketing officer at the digital marketing agency GNGF (Get Noticed Get Found). He is co-author of “Online Law Practice Strategies,” a columnist for NBC Chicago Business, and a regular contributor to Forbes in the areas of Business and Technology. Jabez is also a sought after speaker on a number of topics including ethical online marketing, reputation management, and marketing analytics. Special thanks to our sponsor Amicus Attorney.

It s high time we share these five important things you should never do on LinkedIn. We finish up this episode with one thing in particular that you ll want to start today … Jabez LeBret and Mica Gadhia bring you five LinkedIn practices you should stop doing right now. Seriously! What not to do is often... Listen to episode

John-Henry Scherck delivers a few great tips, hacks, and tools you ll want to use right now on LinkedIn to get your sales up, engagement solid, and email strategy solidified. Jabez LeBret and Mica Gadhia are at it again, bringing you real-time information that will boost your LinkedIn strategy. In this episode, our special guest expert... Listen to episode

Jeff Leo Herrmann joins Jabez LeBret and Mica Gadhia to share what LinkedIn’s Social Selling Index (SSI) is, and why it is important to your business. We re thrilled to have sales and marketing strategist Jabez LeBret as guest host today, you ll love how he finds the gems for you as Jeff Leo Herrmann shares his... Listen to episode

Adriana Linares sits down with legal technology experts Carolyn Elefant, Mark Britton, Jabez LeBret, Jack Newton, Toby Brown, and Ernest Svenson to discuss using technology to improve client relationships, fee transparency, and how lawyers should approach a paperless office. All this takes place after the InSession conference that happened concurrently with The Florida Bar's 2015 Annual Conference.

Legal Talk Network Producer Laurence Colletti interviews Jabez LeBret, one of the speakers at the 2014 Clio Cloud Conference. LeBret gives insights into what lawyers need for an online presence without crossing ethical boundaries, how much time a small firm should invest in marketing, and being a thought leader within your product and field. It is important to have a good website and write information for clients, not other lawyers. Jabez LeBret is a business writer for Forbes, an international technology expert, co-author of the best-selling legal professional book Online Law Practice Strategies, and founder of the agency GNGF.