Podcast appearances and mentions of Jamie Masters

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A podcast about audio branding by Adelphoi Music and Advertising Week.Hosted by Jamie Masters. In the latest edition of the Adelphoi podcast, Jamie is joined by Adelphoi colleague Mike, to discuss interactive audio ads. With the apparently unstoppable rise of voice technology in recent years, it was perhaps inevitable that we’d start talking to our … Continue reading "Interactive Audio Ads"

Audio branding. Quite a wide topic, and one in which Adelphoi's Jamie Masters has become quite the connoisseur. In this new episode of The Adelphoi Music Podcast Series he shares some of the fruits of his research, as he takes a critical look at one of the classic sonic logos, the Intel ‘bongs'.  Created in … Continue reading "Audio branding: the shadow of Intel"

Founder of Entrepreneurs on Fire, John Lee Dumas, shares the value-first approach to nurture connections with those who will transform your life and business. JLD's Insights about Building Relationships that Transform Your Life During our conversation, JLD shares: His decision-making process to seek a mentor, who became instrumental in his success How he first reached out to influencer Jamie Masters, who became his mentor The investments he made early in his business, which helped him skyrocket the growth of his business How he connected with top influencers and celebrities to appear on his show, even when he was starting out How he stays in touch with his closest connections and how he decides when to deepen a relationship His closing words of inspiration: he’s followed Einstein’s wise words “Try not to become a person of success but rather a person of value.” From day 1, he understood that his #1 goal was to deliver value through his podcast and business, Entrepreneurs On Fire. He keeps doing that to this day. The result? Positive impact on millions of people around the world, and a truly magnificent business! More about John Lee Dumas John Lee Dumas is the host of Entrepreneurs on Fire, an award winning podcast where he interviews inspiring Entrepreneurs who are truly ON FIRE. With over 2000 episodes, 1 million + listens a month, and seven-figures of annual revenue, JLD is just getting started. Visit EOFire.com to set YOUR Entrepreneurial journey ON FIRE! Subscribe to JLD's podcasts: https://www.eofire.com/subscribe/ Interested in Podcasting yourself? Join JLD's Free Podcast Course and Podcast Masterclass!

Evolving your business in changing times is very relevant for many right now. Bob Gentle has worked in the field of digital marketing for nearly twenty years, for most of that time running his own consultancy.  Bob shares his advice in building your audience, finding aligned clients, getting more visible, staying productive, embracing video and building a business that you want to wake up for and grow. A must listen if you are running an online marketing business or have aspirations to do so.      Links and resources: Bob's prompts to help you build traffic & sell more often: https://amplifyme.agency/faye Bob's website: https://www.amplifyme.fm Jamie Masters: https://eventualmillionaire.com Youpreneur: https://youpreneur.com Hal Elrod: https://halelrod.com   Follow me on Instagram: @365daysocial For more about me and what I do, check out my website. Make sure you hit SUBSCRIBE to not miss out on any of my social media tips and updates. If you found this episode useful, please leave me a review. Many thanks!

There's a question I get all the time and it is a sure sign of someone that is going to quit. I totally understand why someone would be curious about the answer, and in the past I'd say the question was unanswerable. After over 13 years of running my own businesses and helping others start and build theirs, I realize there is an answer. An obvious answer. But, it's not the answer 'get rich quickers' want to know, so now I MUST answer it to weed them out. The question is: "How long does it take to create a profitable freedom business?" I use to say the answer was, "It depends..." It depends on what market you pick. It depends on what business system you follow. It depends on how much time you put into it. It depend on how serious you are about starting it. It depends on if you have grit. It depends on your interest in your audience. It depends... "How long does it take to create a profitable freedom business?" My answer now is, "When you create enough value for a very specific audience that they are willing to exchange value for it, boom, you will be profitable." That is the correct answer, but for most, it's unfulfilling. The problem is the question. When I started, I never asked that question. Here is what I thought: "I want this so bad that I'm going to keep going UNTIL it works. Other people are doing it, so I can too. I just need to keep going until it works." I didn't have a proven out system, so it took me about a year to piece together as much info as I could to come up with a system to try. I was profitable the first month, once I figured out a make-shift system. You don't have that problem, the system is the Freedom Club. Over 10,000 people have learned from the system inside the Freedom Club including Pat Flynn, Mark Mason, Jamie Masters, Brian Moran, and many many more. You have to get your mindset right. Want it so bad that you're going to keep going UNTIL it works. That is the key... http://ibmamain.wpengine.com/freedomclub/ Jeremy Frandsen World Leader in Freedom Business Education

It's that time of the week again! Get your weekly dose of energy and passion as Scott takes on questions from followers like you. It's time for another session of Ask Scott here on The Amazing Seller! On this episode, you'll hear from Scott as he gives a Brand Accelerator Live update, shares a Big Announcement, goes over his thought of the week, and so much more. You'll want to pay attention to this episode - have pen and paper ready!  Big Announcement If you 'vee been around the TAS community for very long, you know that Scott is passionate about helping sellers like you learn from the best strategies and leaders. Delivering on his promise to make Brand Accelerator Live a worthwhile event, Scott is happy to announce that business coach and personal friend Jamie Masters will be joining the stage for Brand Accelerator Live in September! Jamie will bring her signature insights and unique perspective that will help sellers like you take your brand to the next level of growth. To hear more about this exciting development, make sure to tune in to this episode of The Amazing Seller!  Trust your gut As a business leader, you are likely consuming all the leadership and business books that you can get your hands on. If you are really fortunate - you also have taken the opportunity to attend events like Brand Accelerator Live! As good as books and live events are - they are no replacement for your gut instinct. Too often, business leaders forge ahead ignoring their gut feeling to go in a different direction. Don't let that happen to you and your business! Learn to listen to and recognize your gut feelings and weight them with solid advice from leaders you trust. Make sure to listen to this episode of The Amazing Seller to hear from Scott about trusting your gut.  How to reduce abandoned carts Have you ever wondered what it would take to convert abandoned carts to product sales? Is there some magic formula that only high-level brands know about? No! With some simple steps - you can put your brand on track to turning abandoned carts into sales! According to Scott, there are a few things you can do to boost buyers confidence in your checkout process.  Send email follow-ups to your abandon carts.  List your phone number on the checkout page.  Feature testimonies from your customers.  Get legitimate badges that showcase your credibility and safety.  You can hear Scott launch into his full breakdown, describing what it will take to get prospective buyers to follow through and purchase by listening to this episode of The Amazing Seller!  OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE AMAZING SELLER [0:03] Scott’s introduction to this episode of the podcast! [2:00] Big Brand Accelerator Live Announcement!  [7:45] Scott’s thought of the week. Trust your gut.  [10:40] Question: How do I convert abandoned carts into sales?  [14:00] How to establish credibility and reduce abandoned carts.  [16:50] Email follow-ups work!  [19:30] Closing thoughts from Scott.  RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE www.BALtickets.com www.theamazingseller.com/ask www.theamazingseller.com/buildlist

John Lee Dumas, top influencer and founder of Entrepreneurs on Fire, shares inspiring stories and insights to help you create and nurture connections with those who will transform your life and business. John's Insights about Building Relationships that Transform Your Life During our conversation, John shares: His decision-making process to seek a mentor, who became instrumental in his success How he first reached out to influencer Jamie Masters, who became his mentor The investments he made early in his business, which helped him skyrocket the growth of his business How he connected with top influencers and celebrities to appear on his show, even when he was starting out How he stays in touch with his closest connections and how he decides when to deepen a relationship His closing words of inspiration: he’s followed Einstein’s wise words “Try not to become a person of success but rather a person of value.” From day 1, he understood that his #1 goal was to deliver value through his podcast and business, Entrepreneurs On Fire. He keeps doing that to this day. The result? Positive impact on millions of people around the world, and a truly magnificent business! More about John Lee Dumas John Lee Dumas is the host of Entrepreneurs on Fire, an award winning podcast where he interviews inspiring Entrepreneurs who are truly ON FIRE. With over 2000 episodes, 1 million + listens a month, and seven-figures of annual revenue, JLD is just getting started. Visit EOFire.com to set YOUR Entrepreneurial journey ON FIRE! Subscribe to JLD's podcasts: https://www.eofire.com/subscribe/ Interested in Podcasting yourself? Join JLD's Free Podcast Course and Podcast Masterclass!

I’m joined this time by Jamie Masters. She’s been a top Business Coach for over 10 years and has helped hundreds of 6 & 7 figure Entrepreneurs and Business Owners optimize every area of their business. She’s also the host of the online show – Eventual Millionaire, where she’s interviewed over 400 self-made millionaires. Jamie […]

I'm joined this time by Jamie Masters. She’s been a top Business Coach for over 10 years and has helped hundreds of 6 & 7 figure Entrepreneurs and Business Owners optimize every area of their business. She’s also the host of the online show – Eventual Millionaire, where she’s interviewed over 400 self-made millionaires. Jamie […]

My guest today is Jamie Masters. Jaime is the CEO of Eventual Millionaire. She has interviewed hundreds of self-made millionaires to find out exactly how they got where they are. Jaime is a real superstar when it comes to showing people how to build systems that will skyrocket your growth. Jaime specialized in creating automated systems and doubling her client's income. Who doesn't want that right? In today's show here are just a few of the things you're going to learn: How to go from soloprener to real business owner Which comes first? Building systems or a team? What the main things are that an investor should focus on to get solidly into 6 figures and beyond What the first things are that you should outsource in your business The traits that are common among all self-made millionaires I love this quote from Jaime: Trust the system so much that you don't have to intervene   Freebies! You know you like freebies. Jaime has 3 awesome FREE gifts for you.  You can get them here at: https://eventualmillionaire.com/sharon   I hope you enjoy this show.  Let me know if you have any comments or questions.     

Jamie Masters has perfected the processes needed to create an efficient remote team. Her approach to leading a remote team is very much about personal responsibility. Every challenge she's faced with remote workers has been solved by taking responsibility for it and then creating creative solutions.  Listen in to hear some fascinating insights from Jaime on how she cultivates culture within her team. 

Overwhelm is all too common these days. Overcoming overwhelm means that you have to be willing to change the way you do your work, but also the way you see yourself too. Jamie Masters is our guest today, and she shares her experience with overwhelm in a very vulnerable way. Jamie gives us concrete tips in overcoming overwhelm. This is a significant episode if you want to create more success and create a life that serves you on all levels. Get the show notes for Overcoming Overwhelm with Jaime Masters Click to Tweet: Listening to an amazing episode on Leaders in the Trenches with your host @GeneHammett https://www.genehammett.com/411 #OvercomingOverwhelm #Leadership #GHepisode411 #LITTepisodes #Podcasts Give Leaders in the Trenches a review on iTunes!

Business, Mastery, Owner, Systems, Team   Summary   Is discipline actually … freeing? We'll look at that in our Thought of the Day. And in our interview segment, Jamie Masters brings some on-point thoughts and suggestions regarding being on top of the business you're growing successfully. That and more on today's show.   Bob's Thought of the Day   We'll explore:   “Discipline is freedom.” It sounds “Orwellian”...but it's not. Two examples of business areas where discipline equals freedom: networking and giving a presentation. How the discipline and good, positive habits we impose on ourselves today will allow us to act with a confidence and sense of freedom, born from that very discipline.   Interview with Jaime Masters   You'll discover:   Why Jaime has her clients do a detailed time audit, and the surprising insights it brings. The importance of designating an “operator” who pays attention to the details. Why you should delegate but not abdicate. What it means to “80/20” your systems so you aren't making systems you never use. How Jaime's Ownerbox process uses systems and workflows to helps owners be better leaders and managers. Click to Tweet   On this episode, learn the wisdom behind “delegate, don't abdicate.” @Eventualmillion It's very lonely at the top as an #owner, and when we don't look at something, nobody calls us out on it. @Eventualmillion The more awareness, the easier it will be. @Eventualmillion #business   Interview Links   EventualMillionaire.com Jaime's resources mentioned on this episode Eventual Millionaire Podcast The Eventual Millionaire by Jaime Tardy Connect with Jaime on Facebook Connect with Jaime on LinkedIn Follow Jaime on Twitter Follow Jaime on Instagram Jaime's YouTube channel   Resources   The Go-Giver Influencers Facebook LIVE Show Order The Go-Giver Influencer Sell The Go-Giver Way Audio Program GoGiverSalesAcademy.com The Go-Giver Leader TheGoGiver.com GoGiverSpeaker.com Burg.com How to Post a Review  

As sales reps, we often forget that we can show our customers love through effective onboarding. We invest so much of our focus on getting new customers that we don't necessarily think about how we can deliver an awesome experience once they've committed. Jamie Masters has been a business coach for over 10 years. She has interviewed close to 500 millionaires and billionaires in business in order to learn what they actually do, as opposed to what is written about them in books. As a result, she has extensive knowledge about how successful people run their businesses. THE NITTY-GRITTY DETAILS She says business is never pretty and certainly never perfect. But there are many cool ways, she has learned, to make the nitty-gritty details easier, better, and less stressful. Many entrepreneurs and salespersons are visionary, big-idea thinkers who sometimes find themselves frustrated when they try to implement their ideas. It is imperative that they find someone who can help accomplish all the minor details; to help with the nitty-gritty. Jamie used to work as a project manager – she identifies as a Super Geek – but yet even as the owner of her company, she struggles when dealing with details. She just hates it.  Her right-hand operator, however, has no problem handling details, for which Jamie is eternally grateful. Business owners and salespeople, generally speaking, have many similar qualities. Most of the time, for example, the owner is often the salesperson for the company, particularly in the beginning. It can be difficult, however, to concentrate on the visionary quality and relationships of the business without having to worry about dropping things. BACKUP PERSON Having a backup person who can help with the nitty-gritty details provides that opportunity. The freedom to maneuver without worry makes a huge difference. Jamie knows from experience that people are usually super-excited about a sale at the beginning. But if important details are dropped as the process moves along, the customer will begin to have reservations and will doubt the legitimacy of the product and the sales rep. There are ways, however, to automate the sales process which will not only allow you to keep your customers but will impress them. If you are successful in sales, the process will only repeat itself – hopefully, many times over – so why not put a system in place to make it easier for everyone? When a company is organized, when it has a great system in place, it is exciting, as a sales rep, to execute the vision. It is exciting to share a level of expertise with your clients. It makes the clients feel important and valued as well. THE PROCESS If, for example, you can't find the onboarding documents to send to your new client, or you don't know which revision to send, it only creates confusion and unnecessary stress for everyone. As a business coach, Jamie's clients begin by walking through each step of their current process to evaluate what works and what doesn't work. Each piece – every email, every document – is analyzed from the viewpoint of a prospect and a client. Are the forms up-to-date? Are they relevant? Jamie learned of many instances when a client was turned off by the onboarding experience despite the broad value of the product or service. They simply would decide to look somewhere else. If money has not exchanged hands yet, however, you are still in the sales process. Onboarding does not begin until a payment has been processed. She prefers to frontload the payment and to begin the onboarding experience after. Handshake deals require a lot of work up-front but offer no guarantee. Of course, it does depend on the industry. It is important to know and understand the differences between those requiring high-touch and those that are low-touch, for example. YOUR STRENGTHS Jamie's operator keeps things running smoothly and makes sure Jamie is doing what she needs to do. Salespeople don't always think about the benefit of having an assistant but they should. Jamie believes it is important to decide how much you are willing to invest in the onboarding of your customers. If you are dealing with high-touch sales, for example, the number of nitty-gritty details can be overwhelming. In some instances, it can involve sending welcome packets and gifts. It just depends on how you want to set it up. Jamie usually sends a welcome packet to increase the level of touch. Her customers also have the opportunity to follow up with a person via an online forum. It enables her to gain as much information from the client as possible so that she can, in return, ensure that she meets their needs. LOVE LANGUAGES The 5 Love Languages is a book with an online quiz that Jamie recommends. It will let you know if the use of love languages is appropriate for your industry. Jamie discovered that, for a business coach, it is completely appropriate. Each person thinks differently about things. Some clients might love to receive gifts, for example. Jamie sends very tailored gift packages to her clients to make them feel special. The contents are unique, interesting, and useful, and the effort makes her business stand out. It is also a way to acknowledge the sometimes large amounts of money your client has invested with you. It is a handwritten note but on a larger scale.  The time and effort spent personalizing the interactions you have with your client will deepen the relationship with that client. Something as personal, yet as simple, as an actual phone call also shows that you care and are willing to go above and beyond the usual. The goal is to reduce the number of touch points without sacrificing value. When the process is automated, you can maintain the number of touches without creating more work for yourself. Then, instead of sending one overwhelming welcome packet, you can divide the content into several gifts. It is why Jamie prefers payment up front. It allows her to then focus on collecting the data she needs to learn more about her customers so that she can find the best way to proceed with the onboarding experience. She sends one email or questionnaire at a time so that no amount of required paperwork takes up too much of her client's time. It is all automated. The forms or emails are sent only as the information is needed. In this way, the client is never overwhelmed with nitty-gritty details. EMPATHY FOR CUSTOMERS Jamie's newest program, Ownerbox.com, is for busy entrepreneurs who are all working 60 hours a week. The last thing they want to have to do is more paperwork, which creates more work with no results for the effort or the money. Jamie doesn't allow them into the site or the program at the beginning. Instead, they receive one video which she personally views with them. She does not want to overwhelm someone who is already super busy and stressed. She strives to make sure their experience is smooth and simplistic. It helps to imagine herself as the customer and to then tailor the onboarding experience the way she would want to experience it. Sometimes, as sales reps or business owners, we are too close to our own work. We continue to do things a certain way because ‘it has always been done that way.' It is easy to see the gaps in another person's process and realize how small tweaks along the way can make a huge difference. GAME TIME Think about what you can do to make the process easier. What can you do to create an experience that will excite your client?   Focus on the things you do best and hire an assistant to take care of the nitty-gritty details that you don't enjoy. #Outsource CLICK TO TWEET   It has been said that ‘insanity is doing the same thing over and over while expecting a different result.' As entrepreneurs, it is sometimes all we do! We gain another client but then scramble to find the right documents. The whole goal is to gain more clients and make more sales, but we can't do that when we are distracted by the nitty-gritty. Jamie strongly believes that it does not take a lot of time to rethink and clarify your onboarding experience. Something as simple as knowing the client's birthday and setting up an automated system to send out a card will return dividends. YOUR SOFTWARE Nine times out of 10, people don't like the software program they have. All software has problems but knowing your software well and making it work for you and your team is vital. Make a commitment to the software program you've chosen, learn it, and love it. It will save you time in the long run. Jamie insists that we make time now in our calendars to take action on everything discussed here today. While it is not urgent to the onboarding process, it is important because it will make all the difference in the long run. Spend an hour and make the necessary tweaks. “EFFECTIVE ONBOARDING” EPISODE RESOURCES Jamie has kindly put together an entire landing page of checklists and other information especially for TSE listeners. Find it at www.eventualmilllionare.com/TSE. You can also learn more about Jamie and her team at www.ownerbox.com. This episode is brought to you in part by our TSE Certified Sales Training Program, which teaches you to improve your sales skills, find more customers, build stronger value, and close more deals. 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Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Todd Gardner This week on My JavaScript Story, Charles speaks with Todd Gardner. Todd is one of the co-founders of Track JS, which is a JavaScript error monitoring service. He first got into programming in Jr. High when he and his friends played around with computers they had dumpster dived for from their school in order to play video games. In High School, he learned how to create websites so that people could register for his LAN parties online. They also discuss the importance of finding passion in what you do as well as what Todd is most proud of contributing to the JS community. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: Track JS Stack trace Telemetry Decodes errors that are actually good to focus on How did you get into programming? Warcraft video game Started programming past gaming in High School LAN parties Pearl The importance of passion in programming C# He didn’t start off with programming as his focus Find the thing that inspires you and go do it! How did you wind up on JavaScript? Working as a consultant Knockout vs Backbone .net contractor to JS contractor Node JS What are you most proud of in JS? Understand that you’re never done with a JS app What are you doing now? And much, much more! Links:  Track JS @ToddHGardner Todd.mn Picks Charles Eternium The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It by Michael E. Gerber My Business on Purpose Podcast Jamie Masters  Profit First by Mike Michalowicz The 12 Week Year by Brian P. Moran Todd Smart Things Rage

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Todd Gardner This week on My JavaScript Story, Charles speaks with Todd Gardner. Todd is one of the co-founders of Track JS, which is a JavaScript error monitoring service. He first got into programming in Jr. High when he and his friends played around with computers they had dumpster dived for from their school in order to play video games. In High School, he learned how to create websites so that people could register for his LAN parties online. They also discuss the importance of finding passion in what you do as well as what Todd is most proud of contributing to the JS community. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: Track JS Stack trace Telemetry Decodes errors that are actually good to focus on How did you get into programming? Warcraft video game Started programming past gaming in High School LAN parties Pearl The importance of passion in programming C# He didn’t start off with programming as his focus Find the thing that inspires you and go do it! How did you wind up on JavaScript? Working as a consultant Knockout vs Backbone .net contractor to JS contractor Node JS What are you most proud of in JS? Understand that you’re never done with a JS app What are you doing now? And much, much more! Links:  Track JS @ToddHGardner Todd.mn Picks Charles Eternium The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It by Michael E. Gerber My Business on Purpose Podcast Jamie Masters  Profit First by Mike Michalowicz The 12 Week Year by Brian P. Moran Todd Smart Things Rage

Panel: Charles Max Wood Guest: Todd Gardner This week on My JavaScript Story, Charles speaks with Todd Gardner. Todd is one of the co-founders of Track JS, which is a JavaScript error monitoring service. He first got into programming in Jr. High when he and his friends played around with computers they had dumpster dived for from their school in order to play video games. In High School, he learned how to create websites so that people could register for his LAN parties online. They also discuss the importance of finding passion in what you do as well as what Todd is most proud of contributing to the JS community. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: Track JS Stack trace Telemetry Decodes errors that are actually good to focus on How did you get into programming? Warcraft video game Started programming past gaming in High School LAN parties Pearl The importance of passion in programming C# He didn’t start off with programming as his focus Find the thing that inspires you and go do it! How did you wind up on JavaScript? Working as a consultant Knockout vs Backbone .net contractor to JS contractor Node JS What are you most proud of in JS? Understand that you’re never done with a JS app What are you doing now? And much, much more! Links:  Track JS @ToddHGardner Todd.mn Picks Charles Eternium The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It by Michael E. Gerber My Business on Purpose Podcast Jamie Masters  Profit First by Mike Michalowicz The 12 Week Year by Brian P. Moran Todd Smart Things Rage

Episode 158 “Hookers and Green M&Ms” 0:15 John and Josh in the same room. John and Josh talk about getting help with the book launch. John thinks that they will have a successful book launch, and are hoping to take the number one spot in all of Amazon. Josh talks about the pre-sale strategy for Amazon.  4:30 Josh talks about working with Tom in the book launch and the tasks he is doing for the book. John describe the book review process.  6:00 Chuck talks about his week and getting his Get A Job product out. Chuck talks about the questions he is often asked about getting a first developer job or getting a  better developer job. Chuck talks about he process for acquiring information for his new product.  10:00 John and Chuck talk about the process of “Stalking.” Chuck is trying to get people into his funnel. Also, Chuck is doing the JS conference this week.  13:00 Chuck talks about getting a logo job out on Fivrr, for his short videos. Chuck discuss his plans for his next product. Chuck mention his plans for doing a Kickstarter. John explains how it is important on planning how to exit. Chuck talks about his plans for the various podcasts on his channels.  23:00 Chuck talks she doing press kits for some of his podcasts, possible for sponsorship slots. Josh gives some feedback on how Chuck should handle the sponsors or ad slots for various companies.  25:00  John suggests that Chuck should do a partnership with a company that wanted to buy Simple Programmer. John says this would broaden the reach.  28:00 Chuck says this plan is blowing up his brain. Chuck says in a couple with he is going to be at a retreat with Jamie Masters.  30:00 Josh explains what he saw a the Traffic and Conversion conference. Chuck compare this to using the Amazon Echo.  35:00 Chuck talks about sending out email for a 17Hats account. Chuck has discovered that 17Hats does not have and API. John talks about google collaborative group boxes.  39:00 Josh talk about building the perfect tool, and how every tool can talk to one another. Chuck ask if the Rails Conference is worth going too. Chuck talks about wearing a pole to stranded out. John says he wants to invite himself hang out with Chuck to hang out with book authors.  47:00 Chuck mentions that he is building a new PC. John is excited about how everyone is going back to PC. The EntreProgrammers talk about the computer setups.  Thoughts for the Week Chuck - Just get out and do it.  John - Putting some changes it place . Josh - Don’t let yourself off the hook.   

You’ve been here before. You know the drill, Scott will have some rockstar guest on the podcast and you will get struck by some powerful insight and then days will go by. You haven’t acted on that great idea or pursued that ambitious goal. Scott’s guest Jamie Masters says that’s because you haven’t focused on “The One Thing.” Jamie is convinced that you often get too overwhelmed by all the possibilities that you fail to act on one great insight or lesson. On this episode of The Amazing Seller, she encourages listeners like you to slow down and grab one takeaway. There is so much content on this episode that it will be hard to choose which one, but having that narrow focus will set you up for great success. Push outside of your comfort zone What is holding you back? Why haven’t you completed the goals you’ve set for yourself? It may sound familiar but one of the most important things you can do to increase your productivity and reach the goals you’ve set is to push outside of your comfort zone. If you keep setting low-risk goals, you will never stretch yourself and grow. There is an old adage that says, “If you want something you’ve never had, you’ve got to do something you’ve never done.” What are you waiting for? Push through the trepidation and fear. Set difficult and risky goals that force you to go outside your comfort zone. You won’t regret it. Get more insight on how to push outside your comfort zone by listening to this episode of The Amazing Seller! The power of meditation Everyone has a different reaction when it comes to the word “Meditation.” For some, it conjures images of relaxation, quiet, and peace. For others, it is associated with the words boring, useless, and too “Touchy feely.” But everyone needs to have clarity and focus in their lives. Everyone wants to have the peace and freedom that results from meditation but that word or the images it conjures scares them away. Jamie Masters works with powerful and serious professionals. She has found that one of the keys to their success and increased productivity is this habit of meditation. Because she works with professionals who are usually wary of meditation, Jamie has discovered some tools and methods to ease leaders into the practice. If you’d like to hear more about the power of meditation, listen to this episode of The Amazing Seller. Getting into your “Flow State” Have you ever noticed that some periods of time in your day or week seem to drag on forever and then others zip by way too quickly? How can you harness these moments to maximize your efficiency and productivity? Business coach Jamie Masters joins Scott on this episode of The Amazing Seller to share the insights she has learned on the topic of time management. She explains that in a recent book, “Stealing Fire” the authors describe a “Flow state.” This is when you plan around and leverage those moments when you feel like you are “In the zone.” Most people are conditioned to notice those moments and think nothing of it, this is a way to hack those spurts of creativity and use them to their fullest extent. To hear Jamie expand on this idea, listen to this episode! The Master Schedule Do you ever ask yourself “I have so many things, I don’t know what to work on?” Is it difficult for you to find focus and clarity to accomplish the tasks that you need to complete? Everyone has been there at some point. How can you get the tools necessary to move forward with a clear actionable plan? Scott’s guest on this episode of The Amazing Seller is Jamie Masters. She has a time-tested tool that will help you get the results you need to achieve success in life and business. That tool is the “Master Schedule.” Make sure to listen to this episode as Jamie explains how this tool can help business leaders like you. OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE AMAZING SELLER [0:03] Scott’s introduction to this episode of the podcast! [2:30] Jamie Masters joins the podcast. [3:40] Jamie shares her story. [9:00] The One Thing. [12:20] Push outside of your comfort zone. [21:00] How do you turn off all the “Noise?” [26:10] Getting into the “Flow state” [30:50] How to stick to your priorities. [47:40] The Master Schedule. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Jamie’s website: theeventualmillionaire.com Jamie’s Facebook page: facebook.com/eventualmillionaire Jamie’s Twitter page: twitter.com/eventualmillion PODCAST: Eventual Millionaire by Jaime Masters Get the Master Schedule - HERE BOOK: The Eventual Millionaire BOOK: The Compound Effect BOOK: Miracle Morning BOOK: Stealing Fire BOOK: The Alchemist 1KFastTrack APP: Calm APP: Headspace Pat Flynn Tony Robbins

00:40 - Introducing Cameron Dutro Lumosity Cameron’s talk at Rails Remote Conf Github Twitter 2:15 - What is the Asset Pipeline? 5:35 - Problems and limitations of the Asset Pipeline 8:10 - Cameron’s biggest frustration with the Asset Pipeline 14:45 - Doing it the Rails way, the Angular way, or the React way 20:25 - Keeping your Webpack and Asset Pipeline separate: Working with Javascript and Rails Browserify Rails https://rails-assets.org 31:45 - Creating your own preprocessor for putting a file format into the pipeline Sprockets github link 36:15 - Other issues with the Asset Pipeline 40:00 - Causes behind problems with the Asset Pipeline 42:05 - Hygiene of packages 43:40 - Incorporating plugins into the pipeline 45:30 - Resources for learning more Rails guides Picks: Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty Edwards (Jason) Philosophize This! Podcast (Jason) Typora (Brian) Facer.io (Brian) Eventual Millionaire Podcast by Jamie Masters (Charles) Toggl time tracking software (Charles) Being nice to each other (Charles) Ruby Together (Cameron) Lumosity (Cameron) Seattle Seahawks (Cameron)

00:40 - Introducing Cameron Dutro Lumosity Cameron’s talk at Rails Remote Conf Github Twitter 2:15 - What is the Asset Pipeline? 5:35 - Problems and limitations of the Asset Pipeline 8:10 - Cameron’s biggest frustration with the Asset Pipeline 14:45 - Doing it the Rails way, the Angular way, or the React way 20:25 - Keeping your Webpack and Asset Pipeline separate: Working with Javascript and Rails Browserify Rails https://rails-assets.org 31:45 - Creating your own preprocessor for putting a file format into the pipeline Sprockets github link 36:15 - Other issues with the Asset Pipeline 40:00 - Causes behind problems with the Asset Pipeline 42:05 - Hygiene of packages 43:40 - Incorporating plugins into the pipeline 45:30 - Resources for learning more Rails guides Picks: Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty Edwards (Jason) Philosophize This! Podcast (Jason) Typora (Brian) Facer.io (Brian) Eventual Millionaire Podcast by Jamie Masters (Charles) Toggl time tracking software (Charles) Being nice to each other (Charles) Ruby Together (Cameron) Lumosity (Cameron) Seattle Seahawks (Cameron)

00:40 - Introducing Cameron Dutro Lumosity Cameron’s talk at Rails Remote Conf Github Twitter 2:15 - What is the Asset Pipeline? 5:35 - Problems and limitations of the Asset Pipeline 8:10 - Cameron’s biggest frustration with the Asset Pipeline 14:45 - Doing it the Rails way, the Angular way, or the React way 20:25 - Keeping your Webpack and Asset Pipeline separate: Working with Javascript and Rails Browserify Rails https://rails-assets.org 31:45 - Creating your own preprocessor for putting a file format into the pipeline Sprockets github link 36:15 - Other issues with the Asset Pipeline 40:00 - Causes behind problems with the Asset Pipeline 42:05 - Hygiene of packages 43:40 - Incorporating plugins into the pipeline 45:30 - Resources for learning more Rails guides Picks: Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty Edwards (Jason) Philosophize This! Podcast (Jason) Typora (Brian) Facer.io (Brian) Eventual Millionaire Podcast by Jamie Masters (Charles) Toggl time tracking software (Charles) Being nice to each other (Charles) Ruby Together (Cameron) Lumosity (Cameron) Seattle Seahawks (Cameron)

Jaime Tardy of Eventual Millionaire is not a millionaire yet, but she is debt free and is building her million by making conscious choices in life and business. She produces the Eventual Millionaire Podcast, and has written the book The Eventual Millionaire: How Anyone Can Be an Entrepreneur and Successfully Grow Their Startup. Check out this guest post she did for Michael Hyatt on how Millionaires manage their time. Listen as Jamie and I discuss: Working hard is great, working hard on the right things is better External catalytsts of change Intense focus Setbacks Continuous forward motion Absolute YES Let Jamie know you enjoyed her appearance on the show! Please connect with me Subscribe, rate, and review in iTunes Follow @ErikJFisher Check out more Noodle.mx Network showsThe Audacity to Podcast: "How-to" podcast about podcastingBeyond the To-Do List: Personal and professional productivityThe Productive Woman: Productivity for busy womenONCE: Once Upon a Time podcastWelcome to Level Seven: Agents of SHIELD and Marvel’s cinematic universe podcastAre You Just Watching?: Movie reviews with Christian critical thinkingthe Ramen Noodle: Family-friendly clean comedy