Podcast appearances and mentions of jason stone

From the archive: This episode was originally recorded and published in 2021. 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. Jason Stone is a serial entrepreneur widely known as @Millionaire_Mentor on Instagram with 8 million verified followers and 15M dollars plus in revenue. Top 3 Value Bombs 1. It's not about how many followers you have, it's about the quality of followers that you build your tribe with. 2. If you focus on giving value first, it's gonna be a lot easier to sell. 3. Naivety is the power of success. Follow @Millionaire_Mentor on Instagram - Millionaire Mentor IG Sponsor Thrivetime Show Attend the world's highest-rated business growth workshop taught personally by Clay Clark at ThrivetimeShow.com/eofire

From the archive: This episode was originally recorded and published in 2021. 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. Jason Stone is a serial entrepreneur widely known as @Millionaire_Mentor on Instagram with 8 million verified followers and 15M dollars plus in revenue. Top 3 Value Bombs 1. It's not about how many followers you have, it's about the quality of followers that you build your tribe with. 2. If you focus on giving value first, it's gonna be a lot easier to sell. 3. Naivety is the power of success. Follow @Millionaire_Mentor on Instagram - Millionaire Mentor IG Sponsor Thrivetime Show Attend the world's highest-rated business growth workshop taught personally by Clay Clark at ThrivetimeShow.com/eofire

In this episode of The Curious Realm, host Christopher Jordan welcomes Jason Stone to the show to discuss living life as a targeted individual. From cases of organized gang stalking to home invasions, and even attacks fogging the brain and even causing bouts of nausea, insomnia, and more…these are just some of the many issues facing people known as Targeted Individuals. How to the issues cumulatively affect a person over time, and how can we get family members and the world alike to understand that these issues are horrifyingly real?! In the second part of the episode, we welcome Carl Anthony McLelland, owner and lead trainer for Vantage Point Remote Viewing and former private security contractor, to discuss the possibilities of honing intuition. We all have those moments that make us pause and question, as well as those moments where we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that a particular decision needs to be made. How do these “gut reaction” moments of intuition come to be, and is it possible to hone your perception of these moments and peer further into a situation and know the outcome? Join the Curious Realm as we delve into the topics of living as a targeted individual with Jason Stone and honing intuition with Carl Anthony McLelland. Curious Realm is proudly distributed by: Ground Zero Media &  KGRA, APRTV and the official Curious Realm ROKU App! Curious Realm has teamed up with True Hemp Science, Austin, TX based suppliers of high-quality full spectrum emulsified CBD products and more. Visit TrueHempScience.com TODAY and use code Curious7 to save 7% off your order of $50 or more and get a free 50mg CBD edible! Intro music “A Curious Realm” provided by No Disassemble find more great music and content at: NoDisassemble.com.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/curious-realm--5254986/support.

In this episode of The Curious Realm, host Christopher Jordan welcomes Jason Stone to the show to discuss living life as a targeted individual. From cases of organized gang stalking to home invasions, and even attacks fogging the brain and even causing bouts of nausea, insomnia, and more…these are just some of the many issues facing people known as Targeted Individuals. How to the issues cumulatively affect a person over time, and how can we get family members and the world alike to understand that these issues are horrifyingly real?! In the second part of the episode, we welcome Carl Anthony McLelland, owner and lead trainer for Vantage Point Remote Viewing and former private security contractor, to discuss the possibilities of honing intuition. We all have those moments that make us pause and question, as well as those moments where we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that a particular decision needs to be made. How do these “gut reaction” moments of intuition come to be, and is it possible to hone your perception of these moments and peer further into a situation and know the outcome? Join the Curious Realm as we delve into the topics of living as a targeted individual with Jason Stone and honing intuition with Carl Anthony McLelland. Curious Realm is proudly distributed by: Ground Zero Media &  KGRA, APRTV and the official Curious Realm ROKU App! Curious Realm has teamed up with True Hemp Science, Austin, TX based suppliers of high-quality full spectrum emulsified CBD products and more. Visit TrueHempScience.com TODAY and use code Curious7 to save 7% off your order of $50 or more and get a free 50mg CBD edible! Intro music “A Curious Realm” provided by No Disassemble find more great music and content at: NoDisassemble.com.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/curious-realm--5254986/support.

On this episode of The Journey Within Podcast, Mark is joined by Field Producers Thaddeus Tanner and Kelton Eldred. For starters, we hear their side of the story when it comes to the push-up battle with Jason Stone in Tanzania. Then, they share how they both got their start in the Outdoor Industry and what they do when they are not in the field following Mark around with a camera. If you want to be a Field Producer in the Outdoor Industry, this is a must listen. Enjoy Your Journey!  Partners and Promo Codes in this Episode Gunwerks 1000 Yards out of the Box - Gunwerks.com Leupold Optics , "Be Relentless" - leupold.com Toughest Seat Covers on the Market RuffTuff Custom Seat Covers - rufftuff.com Follow Me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/markvpeterson/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkPeterson. TikTok: tiktok.com/@markvpeterson Web: http://markvpeterson.com/ This podcast is a part of the Waypoint TV Podcast Network. Waypoint is the ultimate outdoor network featuring streaming of full-length fishing and hunting television shows, short films and instructional content, a social media network, Podcast Network. Waypoint is available on Roku, Samsung Smart TV, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, IoS devices, Android Devices and at www.waypointtv.com all for FREE! Join the Waypoint Army by following them on Instagram at the following accounts @waypointtv @waypointfish @waypointhunt @waypointpodcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of The Journey Within Podcast, Mark is joined by his favorite PH (Professional Hunter) Jason Stone. Jason and Mark walk through why the Maasai Lands of Tanzania and the different species that inhabit the area are so unique. From Land Cruiser jokes to push-up contests with Field Producers, there is never a dull moment when Mark and Jason get together. Enjoy Your Journey!  Listen to The Journey Within Podcast EP 58 | Lion and Cape Buffalo Attacks with Jason Stone  Partners and Promo Codes in this Episode Gunwerks 1000 Yards out of the Box - Gunwerks.com Leupold Optics , "Be Relentless" - leupold.com Toughest Seat Covers on the market, RuffTuff Custom Seat Covers - rufftuff.com Follow Me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/markvpeterson/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkPeterson. TikTok: tiktok.com/@markvpeterson Web: http://markvpeterson.com/ This podcast is a part of the Waypoint TV Podcast Network. Waypoint is the ultimate outdoor network featuring streaming of full-length fishing and hunting television shows, short films and instructional content, a social media network, Podcast Network. Waypoint is available on Roku, Samsung Smart TV, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, IoS devices, Android Devices and at www.waypointtv.com all for FREE! Join the Waypoint Army by following them on Instagram at the following accounts @waypointtv @waypointfish @waypointhunt @waypointpodcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode of The Journey Within Podcast, we are doing something a little different. This is the 100th Episode and we have had some amazing guests that have shared some crazy stories, so we are going to take a look back at the top moments from the past 99 episodes. First up, we hear the story of getting mauled by a Lion from Jason Stone. Next, we hear about Scott Limmer's Bongo hunt that turns into being shot at by soldiers with AK47s. Then, Chris Bee's awesome archery hunt where he took a Mountain Goat on Day 1 of his hunt! Last but not least, Ryan Watchorn shares the story of how Worldwide Trophy Adventures came to be. We can't wait for the next 100 episodes. Enjoy your journey!  Listen to Full Episodes Links EP 97 | Ryan Watchorn Worldwide Trophy Adventures CEO - https://bit.ly/49cxIsO EP 75 | Chris Bee's British Columbia Mountain Goat Hunt - https://apple.co/3IQ6q0H EP 15 | Getting Attacked By Rebels with AK-47s on a Hunt with Scott Limmer - https://apple.co/43uXWFD EP 58 | Lion and Cape Buffalo Attacks with Jason Stone - https://apple.co/49qWnKp   Partners in this Podcast Gunwerks is the 1000 Yards out of the Box Rifle - gunwerks.com RuffTuff Custom Seat Covers - rufftuff.com Start a WTA Tags Portfolio or Book The Adventure of a Lifetime at - worldwidetrophyadventures.com Follow Me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/markvpeterson/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkPeterson... Web: http://markvpeterson.com/   #TheJourneyWithin #MarkPeterson #WorldwideTrophyAdventures Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, we're thrilled to feature Jason Stone, the owner of The Productive Peasant Farm Co. Located in Wrightsville, this one-acre chemical-free produce operation is dedicated to growing a wide variety of vegetables, herbs, and melons. Jason's unique approach as a "flavor-first grower" sets his farm apart, as he prioritizes selecting varieties based on their flavor qualities rather than popularity or productivity. Not only does The Productive Peasant offer a CSA program for small families and online shopping with weekly home deliveries, but it also supplies local restaurants and independent produce vendors in Lancaster and York counties. Join us as we delve into Jason's journey, his commitment to flavor-first farming, and his efforts to maximize both the health of the land and the consumer through nutrient-dense produce.

What does a retired Navy Chief, a dedicated educator, a passionate writer, and a resilient cancer fighter have in common? They're all the facets of our extraordinary guest, Jason Stone. Jason's journey is nothing short of inspiring - a whirlwind of two decades in the Navy, a transition into teaching, and a recent battle against stage four prostate cancer. His story serves as a testament to human resilience, adaptability, and an unyielding spirit to learn and grow.We kick off this episode with Jason's military tale that threads from his decision to join the Navy to his tenure as a nuclear machinist mate. He paints a vivid picture of life aboard a ballistic missile submarine, the unique rhythm of night shifts without sunlight, and the adrenaline of carrying 24 ICBMs onboard. The narrative doesn't end there, though. Jason opens up about his shift from the Navy to a teaching role in Minnesota and his passion for writing. His love for learning and sharing knowledge shines through as he recounts his transition from the military to academia.However, it's not all smooth sailing. Jason's recent fight against stage four prostate cancer takes center stage as he delivers a raw account of his diagnosis, treatment, and the emotional rollercoaster that follows. He doesn't shy away from the fear, the waiting, and the toll it took on him. He takes us through his journey, shedding light on his coping strategies and his proactive approach towards mental health. Tune in for an enriching conversation that transcends military life, cancer battles, and personal growth, leaving you with pockets full of inspiration and newfound perspectives.Produced by Phil Ewert Productions Theme Music: Hero's JourneyJoel Loopez Tunepocket.comLicensed by: Phil Ewert Productions

This episode of the Reintegrate Podcast is a little different in that we live-streamed it in conjunction with the Logos Daily Circle. Our guest is Jason Stone, the founder of the Logos Daily Circle. This is the first of what we are hoping will be a new joint venture between Reintegrate and Logos Daily to feature our guests to the huge community in the Logos Daily Circle.  TIME STAMPS What we discuss in this episode: 0:00 Getting to know Bob, David, and Jason 8:30 What is Logos Daily Circle? 13:42 What is Reintegrate? 18:52 How should "online community" (like Logos Daily) be different than "social media?" 25:22 What is "calling," and how can we reintegrate our vocations with God's mission? 35:30 What is the connection between callings and the kingdom of God? 41:09 Does what we do in our work in a fallen and temporary world really matter?  52:40 How can pastors better equip people to be missional in and through their vocations? Connect with us on Facebook: Reintegrate Logos Daily Bob Robinson David Loughney Jason Stone Connect with us on Twitter: Reintegrate Logos Daily Bob Robinson David Loughney Jason Stone Connect with us on Instagram: Bob Robinson  David Loughney  Jason Stone  Logos Daily  Thanks for listening! Go to re-integrate.org for the latest articles on reintegrating your callings with God's mission and online resources for further learning. You can also find out about a Bible study book that you can use in your small group or individual devotions: Reintegrate Your Vocation with God's Mission. On Reintegrate's podcast page, you'll find more episodes and ways to email us to comment on this podcast. Music provided by Brian Donahue.

Today we are joined by Jason Stone on episode 47 of The Hawkin Podcast.   Jason Stone is currently the Applied Sports Science Coordinator of the Cincinnati Reds where he focuses on applying practical, technical, and tactical health, performance, and human movement skill enhancement protocols across the Reds organization, with a special focus on Minor League player development, that revolves around baseball's key performance indicators. Prior to working with the Reds, Jason worked at West Virginia University as the Performance Specialist of the Men's Basketball Team, as well as being a Senior Research Specialist. Jason also worked at The Ohio State University as their Performance/Sports Scientist. Prior to his time at OSU, Jason spent three years with Texas Christian University (TCU), in their research department. All this after being an Assistant Researcher for the Air Force Research Laboratory. Jason is currently pursuing his Ph.D. in Applied Sports Science from West Virginia University. He earned his Master's in Exercise Science from TCU and attended Miami University where he received his MS in Kinesiology and Exercise Science. Jason has a passion for developing athletes and has become excellent at it, take a listen...   Time Stamps for Today's Episode:   00:07 Introduction to Jason Stone 01:03 Early career stages 05:36 Applied human performance research 10:10 Helping others understand the ‘Why' 17:49 What to do when the stars don't align 23:04 Providing solutions   If you are interested in learning more about Jason Stone, he can be found on LinkedIn here, or on Instagram here.   Hawkin Dynamics is an industry leader in force plates, education, and support. Check out www.HawkinDynamics.com to learn more, or request a hassle-free quote to see what the HD System costs here.

On this episode of The Journey Within podcast, Mark Peterson is in Ethiopia hunting Mountain Nyala with Outfitter and Guide Jason Stone. While in camp Mark asks Jason to share the incredible story of being mauled by a lion and living to tell the story. Jason also shares a story when he was attached by a Cape Buffalo. This is an episode you don't want to miss. Listen in! Partners and Promo Codes in this Episode WTA Tags Limited Entry Consulting - Worldwidetrophyadventures.com/tags Dominate the Sky's with Benelli USA - benelliusa.com If you want to book any of the hunting or fishing trip you hear on my journeys go to worldwidetrophyadventures.com Free pair of Meindl socks with a purchase of Meindl Boots use MPJOURNEY at Meindlusa.com If you want to book any of the hunting or fishing trip you hear on my journeys go to: https://worldwidetrophyadventures.com Follow Me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/markvpeterson/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkPeterson... Web: http://markvpeterson.com/ This podcast is a part of the Waypoint TV Podcast Network. Waypoint is the ultimate outdoor network featuring streaming of full-length fishing and hunting television shows, short films and instructional content, a social media network, Podcast Network. Waypoint is available on Roku, Samsung Smart TV, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, Android TV, IoS devices, Android Devices and at www.waypointtv.com all for FREE! Join the Waypoint Army by following them on Instagram at the following accounts @waypointtv @waypointfish @waypointhunt @waypointpodcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jason started off as a mechanical engineer and went to college. Jason used his degree to start an engineering firm, called Treadstone Performance. While many people don't know Jason by that business, it's still very much active, and a hobby-turned passion. Jason liked fast cars and tinkering with cars under the hood. That turned into a business. Fast forward ten years into the business, Jason now has ‘Millionaire Mentor', which most people know him by. But what people don't know is this now successful brand, was born out of his own personal tragedy. Jason actually had a personal account before the Millionaire Mentor Instagram account. His house was robbed one weekend and he deleted my social media accounts because of it. Jason would post watches on social media, because he had a few nice watches. It felt like an inside job, or someone that knew who he was. But that is how Millionaire Mentor was created. Jason decided to get back onto social media, but not as himself. He came back to social media as a “brand” rather than a person. That's how it started. Now, his brand is one of the most influential on social media!  Jason utilizes his experience and passion as a motivator, mentor, teacher, and social media influencer to help others create success.   In this episode, Brad and Jason discuss how he started Millionaire Mentor, how it's affected his wealth, and what it could do for you. Bombs: 1. Focus. 2. Learn from a mentor. 2. Know when to ask for help. If you want to be successful, you have to think like you already are.   Check out Jason at https://www.MillMentor.com or https://www.ProfileAgency.com  Watch the full video episode on Brad's Rumble here: https://rumble.com/c/c-2544182 

In this video, Jason Stone shares his experience as a whistleblower at Celsius after it acquired his company, KeyFi. He sheds light on the unethical practices that he discovered regarding customer funds at Alex Mashinsky's company and the subsequent threats he faced from Celsius. Join us as he uncovers the truth behind what happened at Celsius and shares his personal account of the events. Jason Stone:  Twitter: https://twitter.com/0x_b1 Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-stone-33396b161/ ►►THE DAILY CLOSE BRAND NEW NEWSLETTER! INSTITUTIONAL GRADE INDICATORS AND DATA DELIVERED DIRECTLY TO YOUR INBOX, EVERY DAY AT THE DAILY CLOSE. TRADE LIKE THE BIG BOYS.

Joining us on The Clever Investor Show today is Jason Stone. Jason Stone, known as The Millionaire Mentor, was one of the first people to utilize the potential of social media platforms. He currently has 6 Million followers on Instagram and posts regularly to keep these followers engaged. He became an Instagram influencer before it was difficult to become one, and well before people had realized the potential of this platform. He is an affiliate marketer and serial entrepreneur who started building his following in 2014 and he has been soaring ever since. At one point, he managed to earn $7 million in sales in just 18 months. That is incredible for a business that doesn't sell its own product. In today's episode, Cody and Jason discuss building a personal brand on Instagram, including how they grew their accounts and made money by charging for shoutouts. They also mention the importance of avoiding third-party apps that harm your account and the problems with sub giveaways. They discuss current Instagram trends and offer various hacks to increase visibility and engagement. The duo also talks about the shortage of affordable housing and advises young entrepreneurs to learn a skill, test and try different things, and build a personal brand. Jason gives advice to his 13-year-old self, including practicing self-care, thinking big, and focusing on personal development. They also discuss the benefits of long-form content on platforms like podcasts and YouTube. --- HIGHLIGHTS: Cody and Jason discuss the importance of building a personal brand on Instagram in 2023 They also discuss how they made money by charging for shoutouts and helping people grow their Instagram accounts Cody talks about his mistakes on Instagram and the benefits of having a large following but does not disclose his total earnings Jason and Cody share social media hacks to increase visibility and engagement, including popular Instagram trends like carousels and reels They discuss the shortage of affordable housing and advise young entrepreneurs to learn a skill, try different things, and build a personal brand Jason gives advice to his 13-year-old self, including practicing self-care and focusing on personal development --- SOCIAL MEDIA: Website URL:  Profile Agency

Jason Currently serving dual roles as the Director of Sports Research & Innovation for the Performance Innovation Team at Ohio State University. He is in the final year of his Ph.D. at West Virginia University. His doctoral work comprises coursework in Applied Coaching & Performance Sciences, and most of his research has been with WVU Men's Basketball. Previous stops include Texas Christian University (TCU), Miami University (Miami of Ohio), and the 711th Human Performance Wing at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Your Body Is Your Business! Shawn and Laura are professionals based out of Atlanta “Trust, respect, passion, & integrity. These core values can be offered on your journey to optimize your lifestyle changes. Our goal is to provide you with the tools, knowledge, & confidence to provide you the edge over your competition. ” Interested? Click on the link below! Use the link below to access this podcast on #applepodcasts, discount on #thorne #supplements, nutrition services, and my professional experience (Linkedin) https://linktr.ee/rootsrd Sponsors: If you are interested in sponsoring the show please contact Shawn at sportsrd607@gmail.com #podcast #nutrition #sportnutrition #strength #mentalhealth #sportsmedicine #atc #leadership #strengthandconditioning #performance #athletes #sportsscience #data #applied #reasearch --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/shawn-pitcher/support

Show support appreciated: donations.cryptovoices.com Show Sponsor: hodlhodl.com/join/cryptovoices Matthew and Alec interview Jason Stone, former head of Celsius DeFi division, whistle blower, and venture capitalist. Jason details how he got into crypto investing, the time he spent at Celsius, and how he is dealing with the aftermath (as an ex-contractor who is still owed funds). He also shares some thoughts on the FTX scandal in light of his relationships in the market. Be safe out there, do not invest more than you can afford to lose. Listen on to learn more. Links for more info: https://twitter.com/0x_b1 Show Sponsor: hodlhodl.com/join/cryptovoices Hosts: Matthew Mežinskis, Michel, Alec Harris Music: New Friend Music newfriendmusic.com/ Site: cryptovoices.com/ Podcast & information Bitcoin, privacy, cryptoeconomics & liberty Thanks for listening! Show content is not investment or financial advice in any way.

Jason Stone is a serial entrepreneur with multiple 7 & 8 figure business ventures across various verticals of web and marketing. He is widely known by over 9 million people around the world as @Millionaire_Mentor on Instagram. Jason utilizes his experience and passion as a motivator, mentor, teacher, and social media influencer to help others create success.  We talked about all this, the life of an influencer and the following:   Risk vs. Reward You Can't Let Your 'Formal' Education Get In The Way Of Your 'Self' Education  The Tragic Event That Led To The Creation Of 'Millionaire Mentor'  What's Behind The Name 'Millionaire Mentor'? An Influencer With No Face Monetizing A Brand The 'Top Secret' Strategy To Going Viral Attention Is The New Currency Perfection Is The Enemy Of Progress The Power Of Visualization   Every week, the RUN GPG Podcast aims to provide inspirational stories from people who made a mark in entrepreneurship, business, entertainment, the arts, personal development, and the real estate industry. It is produced by the GREATER PROPERTY GROUP with the intent to help our audience grow and scale their business and their life. Know more about GREATER PROPERTY GROUP and the RUN GPG Podcast by going to www.rungpg.com or by getting in touch with us here: info@greaterpropertygroup.com.   Contact Jason Stone: Website: https://millmentor.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jason__stone Twitter: https://twitter.com/Mill_Mentor   Contact David Morrell: TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@morrellionaire Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thegreaterdavid/ Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/fearofdavid   Subscribe & Review The RUN GPG Podcast Thanks for tuning in to this week's episode of the RUN GPG Podcast! Please leave us a review on iTunes. This will help us continue delivering beneficial content for you and our listeners each week!

In this episode I am talking about sales which will be the primary focus of all of my podcasts. It is raw and unfiltered and unedited and I will not... Anyone in my field needs to grow iron skin... That being said please enjoy and follow and find me online as magiclasagna or in real life as Jason Stone

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We are proud to bring back from the great state of New York referee Jason Stone. He's continuing to officiate a lot of really great matches up in the state of New York. Jason also promises to have a big announcement for us which we are excited to bring to you. Make sure you pull up a seat and listen closely to what Jason Stone has to say. 

Demandan a Celsius por malversación de fondos, cambios en el contenido de la PlayStation Store y siguen usando Uber y Didi en el Aeropuerto de la Ciudad de México.Puedes apoyar la realización de este programa con una suscripción. Más información por acáNoticias:-Sony notificó a los clientes de Alemania y Austria que eliminará el acceso a 314 películas y programas de televisión de StudioCanal del PlayStation Store el próximo mes.-Uber envió un correo a los usuarios de su plataforma en donde asegura que “no se requiere la obtención de permiso” para operar en el Aeropuerto Internacional de la Ciudad de México-La Casa Blanca anunció que el director del Servicio Secreto de los Estados Unidos, James Murray, dejaría su cargo. Murray se incorporará como director de seguridad de Snap el próximo mes.-La plataforma de manejo de criptomonedas, Voyager Digital, se declaró en bancarrota debido a que acumula reclamos por falta de pagos de más de 650 millones de dólares contra el fondo Three Arrows. -El ex gerente de inversiones de Celsius Network, y actual director de KeyFi Inc, Jason Stone, presentó una demanda en contra de Celsius declarando que sus procesos empresariales son similares a un “esquema piramidal” y que usó fondos de los usuarios para inflar artificialmente le precio de su propio tokenDiscusión: El problema de las criptodivisas See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/noticias-de-tecnologia-express.

Jason Stone is a serial entrepreneur widely known as @Millionaire_Mentor on Instagram with 8 million verified followers & $15M+ in revenue. Top 3 Value Bombs: 1) It's not about how many followers you have, it's about the quality of followers that you build your tribe with. 2) If you focus on giving value first, it's gonna be a lot easier to sell. 3) Naivety is the power of success. Learn How To Build & Monetize A Massive IG Social Following - Jason's FREE Webclass Sponsors: Truebill: Start cancelling your unused subscriptions today at Truebill.com/fire. Go right now and it could save you thousands a year! Beam: For a limited time, Beam's best-selling sleep product, Dream Powder hot cocoa, comes in White Chocolate Peppermint! This is Beam's BEST sale of the year - subscribe and get 40% off the first 3 months of a peppermint dream subscription PLUS a free mug and frother - or 20% off a one-time purchase! Visit BeamOrganics.com/eof

Jason Stone is a serial entrepreneur widely known as @Millionaire_Mentor on Instagram with 8 million verified followers & $15M+ in revenue. Top 3 Value Bombs: 1. It's not about how many followers you have, it's about the quality of followers that you build your tribe with. 2. If you focus on giving value first, it's gonna be a lot easier to sell. 3. Naivety is the power of success. Learn How To Build & Monetize A Massive IG Social Following - Jason's FREE Webclass Sponsors: Truebill: Start cancelling your unused subscriptions today at Truebill.com/fire. Go right now and it could save you thousands a year! Beam: For a limited time, Beam's best-selling sleep product, Dream Powder hot cocoa, comes in White Chocolate Peppermint! This is Beam's BEST sale of the year - subscribe and get 40% off the first 3 months of a peppermint dream subscription PLUS a free mug and frother - or 20% off a one-time purchase! Visit BeamOrganics.com/eof

Turnbuckle Turmoil is very proud to bring to you one of New York's finest officials Jason Stone. He referees for such places as Immortal Championship Wrestling and NYCW. He's got years of experience and we'll be sitting down and picking his brain for some of that experience. Make sure to be with us as we get the take on the business from this talented official.

Oktopost's VP of Sales, North America, Jason Stone, sits down with host Jennifer Gutman of the Radically Transparent podcast to talk about marketing and sales alignment, why not all leads should be treated the same, and why marketers should be thinking about their products and services the same way salespeople do. Without missing a beat, Jason talks about the importance of balance between execution and urgency, gets candid about the challenges of working cross-functionally with marketing teams, and why social selling should be at the top of every sales leader's agenda.

This week on The Pod Charles Cinecast, presented by the Prince Charles Cinema, our hosts Jonathan and Fil return to Hollywood, after being nominated for Best Film & TV Podcast at the Nakatomi Corporation Podcast Awards 2021. Suddenly, an apocalypse of biblical proportions erupts, causing untold carnage in Tinseltown and trapping Jon and Fil in the New Nakatomi Plaza. As the world they knew disintegrates outside, cabin fever leaves the two fighting friends with no other choice than to... record a podcast in the Apocalypse about Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's THIS IS THE END! It's Part One of 100th Episode – the stakes are high and the entire world is on the line. Can Jon and Fil overcome their difference and survive the Apocalypse together? Tune in to find out... Starring : Jonathan Foster as himself Fil Freitas as himself Ariane Anantaputri as herself Petros Patsilivas as Vincent the Cab Driver Written, Edited and Produced by Jonathan Foster Based on This Is The End by Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg; Jay & Seth vs The Apocalypse by Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg & Jason Stone; Die Hard by Jeb Stuart & Steven E. de Souza; and Stolen by David Guggenheim. If you enjoy the podcast, leave a Rating and Review! It really helps us out! As always you can follow the Podcast on Twitter or Instagram! If you'd like to Support the Podcast and get Bonus Content, visit: http://patreon.com/ThePCCPodcast (http://patreon.com/ThePCCPodcast) This Podcast is produced by The Breadcrumbs Collective and The Prince Charles Cinema. Support this podcast

Jason Stone is widely known by celebrities and almost 2 million people around the world as @Millionaire_Mentor on Instagram. Stone has successfully launched multiple 6 and 7 figure Instagram and Internet platforms and is becoming a well-known social media influencer and marketer.Known for his e-commerce success in the automotive industry in his early years with Treadstone Performance Engineering, Inc., Jason is a mechanical engineer, real estate investor, car enthusiast, and startup investor. Jason has Co-founded the Impact Billions Movement and also created Gentlemen's Mafia Instagram network which culminates relationships and success among the thousands of its members worldwide and utilizes his experience and passion as a motivator, mentor, teacher, and social media influencer to help others create success.He is also the chief marketing officer of Snowball Money; a smart crypto portfolio revolutionizing the way people invest in cryptocurrency by offering one, safe, easy-to-use place to invest in tax-optimized crypto portfolios or "bundles" that pay you interest.On today's show Jason teaches us how he created his following, some tips on creating a social media presence and the story of Jason Stone, and how he continues to become so successful in the business world today. Tune on in!Connect with JasonInstagramWebsiteYouTubeLinkedInFacebookThank you so much for tuning into Millionaire Voice. This show was designed for entrepreneurs who want to learn from successful business owners and those who are looking for the wisdom to invest in themselves. If you are hungry for success and you have been looking for a show to take you to the next level then this is the show you have been waiting for.Be sure to subscribe to the show on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you consume podcasts. Please be sure to leave us a 5-Star review on Apple Podcasts and follow us on Instagram. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Top 100 podcaster, D'Andre Evans, tells us how he Levels Up and activates in his life. He shares how God continues to deposit into him and his heart. It was a big honor to connect with him and hear the heart and wisdom of everything he is doing. Check him out at Level Up Daily!   Key Takeaways: How to scale, how to build, and how to level up  How you can learn business from Tom and Jerry (yes, the cartoon) How he is moving into public speaking (using Clubhouse)   About D'Andre: D'Andre Evans is the Founder and Host of the Top 100 business podcast, Level Up Daily. D'Andre interviews world-class entrepreneurs to bring value to those who seek to become better than they were yesterday. He has interviewed and worked with many special guests such as Elena Cardone, David Meltzer, Jason Stone, Alex Wolf, Brad Lea, Danielle Lombard, Timothy Sykes, and many more. He is the author of the book "Podcast Mastery" which provides the tools and resources needed to start and scale your podcast.   Where to Find D'Andre: https://www.instagram.com/dandre_evans https://www.levelupdaily.com/podcast   Where to Find Tamra Andress, the Host of the Fit in Faith Podcast I'd love to get to know you. Website Free Community Network Facebook Instagram TEXT Me at

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D'Andre Evans is the Founder and Host of the Top 100 business podcast, Level Up Daily. D'Andre interviews world class entrepreneurs to bring value to those who seek to become better than they were yesterday. He has interviewed and worked with many special guests such as David Meltzer, Jason Stone, Alex Wolf, Brad Lea, Danielle Lombard, Timothy Sykes and many more. His mission is to provide the tools and resources you need to win within your life and career.

In this episode of the Virtually Limitless Podcast our host Trey Carmichael interviewed Myke Metzger. Myke Metzger is an American entrepreneur, author, and speaker. He was featured as one of “The Top 10 Most Influential People of 2018” by Entrepreneur Magazine. He has been featured on MarketWatch, The Wall Street Journal, FOX, CBS, ABC, Silicon Valley Business Journal, The CW, and more. He is a well known digital marketing consultant that works with influencers, celebrities, and successful companies. In Myke’s newest release, “Credibility Method”, learn the simple 4 step ‘TREK Method’ which will show you how to increase and establish your credibility, legitimacy, and chances of success. The book is the perfect short read for entrepreneurs or career starters looking to pump up their legitimacy, improve their resume, impress their audience or boss, and gain massive credibility. Furthermore, ‘Credibility Method’ is for anyone looking to improve their outwards presence in a professional manner to help them become an authority. Myke is the CEO and Founder of RVA Social, a new up and coming digital marketing agency on the east coast. RVA Social is focused on 4 things: avertising, automation, web development, and search engine optimization. Myke has shared the stage with some of the top high-performance entrepreneurs in the world including Grant Cardone, Adam Wenig, Alex Morton, Casey Adams, Ryan Stewman, Jason Stone, John Mallott, and more. Myke has worked as an influencer with nationally recognized brands such as Trendy Butler and others. With his talent for content creation, he helps these brands promote their products and services to his audience. Vote for Myke!

First December 2020 episode of the program all about TV. Our guests from two series launching today: Jason Stone, executive producer and director of The Hardy Boys, Hulu's new series version of the classic young detective books, and Jaime Davila and Rico Martinez, executive producers from Selena:The Series on Netflix. Also on: Hub Entertainment Research principal David Tice, discussing smart TV developments and trends heading into 2021.

Cristi Stone is probably the most well-known for the influence that she has cultivated on social media, particularly on Instagram. She is the wife of Jason Stone (aka @millionaire_mentor on Instagram), a mother of two and a businesswoman. She has created massive success for herself in Monat Global and is leading an amazing community of women there. Her mission is to inspire and collaborate with like-minded women who empower each other to become financially independent and teach them how to make multiple sources of income. Cristi is also one of the few women that really inspires me when it comes to owning our sexuality as women in a beautiful, sexy and classy way. She is genuine, heart-centered, spiritual and soooo beautiful inside and out! In this episode you will learn... The 4 keys to manifesting your dream relationship The secret to long lasting love and keeping the spark ALIVE The common mistake new couples make that creates unhealthy relationships How to maintain intimacy with your partner (and a few rituals and tools you can use right away!) How love languages can support you in your relationships with your partner, your family, your friends and even your work relationships How to have balance and create harmony with social media in your relationship and not let it get in between you and your partner or cause disruption The power of self-acceptance, healing and setting boundaries in commanding respect from others The truth about your parents and how to be the best parent possible The secret to manifesting that people don't talk about enough And so much more! “The more you're aware of your power, the more powerful you become.” -Cristi Stone Screenshot your favorite part and post to your IG story tag me @ashley.hann and @cristi_stone so we can see and repost to our stories as well. Take the 5 Love Languages Test here: www.5lovelanguages.com/quizzes/singles-quiz/ Follow Cristi on Instagram at @cristi_stone Learn more about Cristi and how you can work with her here: www.lphaproject.team/cristi/ Are you ready to level up and become a fully-expressed, fully-activated Female On Fire? Go to www.femaleonfire.net now! If you find this episode valuable, please please be sure to leave a rating and review! My Website: www.ashleyhann.com Instagram: @ashley.hann Twitter: @itsashleyhann YouTube: @ashleyhann

For today’s episode, I’ve been joined by a very good friend of mine - Jason Stone! Jason has a huge presence online so you may have already heard of him. If the name Jason Stone doesn’t ring any bells, perhaps ‘The Millionaire Mentor’ will. With over 7 million followers, he is clearly one to listen to! Jason is a pro when it comes to growing online business and he’s helped thousands of people already. But Jason didn’t become a millionaire entrepreneur the traditional way… He actually went to college and got a mechanical engineering degree - a far cry from what he is doing now but he had learned from his parents what true hustle was and he was always willing to work his ass off. Whilst Jason was a mechanical engineer he built an engineering firm called Treadstone Performance Engineering. This company is still going strong and running like a well-oiled machine without the need for Jason to be constantly involved. Jason started building his Instagram presence while he was at the helm of Treadstone. He launched several 6 and 7 figure platforms on the Internet and Instagram but it wasn’t always this easy. It wasn’t until Jason formed connections with a group of other like-minded entrepreneurs that he saw some real results! By giving each other shout-outs, each member of the group saw a massive boost in their follower numbers. This allowed Jason to establish the influence he needed to earn millions through affiliate marketing and do what he does so well right now. If you're interested in knowing more about Jason Stone or his popular Instagram page Millionaire Mentor, I have just the interview for you… Discover How Jason Stone Became A Social Media Millionaire! Check Out More of Jason’s Content Here

Krisha & Frank are browsing in Emery's 5 & 10 at The Island in Pigeon Forge. Krisha grabs the last two Pumpkin Spice MoonPies off the shelf. Vickers Johnson spots Krisha & Frank and gets Ron Emery, who shows them around his store. Krisha and her dad used to go to the South Knoxville Store. The Island made Ron an offer he couldn't turn down. Ron remembers the comedic “Chandler Skootch” videos Frank made for MoonPie last year. While Frank is paying for the MoonPies, cashier Jason Stone introduces himself. Jason is a successful YouTuber with over 2,000 followers. You need at least 1,000 to monetize the channel and to be allowed to live stream from a mobile device. Krisha & Frank share the MoonPie and sip their sodas, which causes Krisha to eructate effusively. Today's episode is sponsored by Audible Premium Plus. Sign up for a 30-day trial and get a free premium selection that's yours to keep. Go to http://www.audibletrial.com/KrishaAndFrank   Please subscribe to our YouTube channel and hit the bell for notifications: https://YouTube.com/KrishaAndFrank Subscribe to our podcast on your choice of apps including https://krishaandfrank.podbean.com/ Find us on social media: https://www.facebook.com/KrishaAndFrank https://www.instagram.com/KrishaAndFrank https://www.twitter.com/KrishaAndFrank Thanks! K&F

In this episode, I brought in guest Nathalie Herrey. Nathalie is a brand specialist at Spotlight Media Group. She is also a mastermind and coach and the founder of Arena Coaching. Nathalie has risen from the ashes of life and unimaginable hardships to become a true warrior who knows her worth. Her knowledge of social media and passion for empowering women helps them excel in their lives and careers to find and live their superpowers. Today we focus on finding the who instead of your how. We talk about the three people that you need in your life today and knowing that it's okay to ask for help. [00:01 – 01:56] Opening Segment I introduce and welcome guest, Nathalie Herrey. You can connect with Nathalie online. See the links below. [01:57 – 07:22] The Three Different Groups of People You Need Nathalie talks about the value of having the three different groups of people that you surround yourself People that inspire you People that are on a similar journey as you and have a similar mindset People that you might inspire Knowing that you need help – the reason why coaches and groups are important to your journey [07:23 – 13:04] The Power of Relationships Nathalie talks about the vital role that masterminds have played in her journey Playing to your strengths and asking for help and guidance for your weaknesses Staying focussed Forms of learning that Nathalie prefers for her personal and professional growth [13:05 – 21:12] Nathalie as a Mastermind Nathalie shares her experience as a Mastermind What can you expect if you enter Nathalie's world? The importance of research and getting ready before joining Have the mindset of being coachable Nathalie talks about how the people she coached and attended her mastermind surprised her with their results [21:13 – 29:19] What It Takes To Create Success Nathalie gives advice that will help you overcome the barriers and reach the top. Consistency, resiliency, and surrounding yourself with the three people you need What are you working on right now that's gonna take place in the next 12 months that really excites you? I'm actually going into several different ventures—part of IM Academy and LFG together with Jason Stone. Nathalie shares amazing tips and tricks that will help you get in front of the line It's WHO, not HOW. Find your who, not your how. Focus on the who and get to your who as fast as you can. Final words from me   Tweetable Quotes: "That's something that really helped me, just reaching out and realizing, okay, this is gonna take too much time. I have two choices. I either get stuck here or I unstuck myself and ask somebody else for help. And that's how we move the needle so much faster." – Nathalie Herrey "One of the biggest things is to come in with the mindset of being coachable." – Nathalie Herrey "People have a way of surprising us. Due to their willingness, their drive, their willingness to learn." – Brandon Straza Resources Mentioned: https://knowledgebusiness.com/ (Knowledge Broker Blueprint (KBB)) https://im.academy/login (IM Academy) https://www.instagram.com/lfg_northamerica/ (Team LFG) https://www.instagram.com/jason__stone/ (Jason Stone)   You can connect with Nathalie onhttps://www.facebook.com/nathalie.herrey.9 ( Facebook),https://www.instagram.com/nathalie.herrey/?hl=en ( Instagram),https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathalieherrey/ ( LinkedIn).       LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to become a master of their own mind by sharing this episode or clickhttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-mastermind-effect/id1524511812 ( here) to listen to our previous episodes. You can connect with me on https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandonstraza/ (LinkedIn), https://www.instagram.com/brandonstraza/ (Instagram), or send me an email at https://my.captivate.fm/brandon@thesuccessfinder.com (brandon@thesuccessfinder.com). I'd love to get in touch and talk more about personal development and how you can...

Jason Stone, better known as The Millionaire Mentor, was one of the first people to crack the code on massively monetizing social media. The lessons of getting there first and getting there faster should resonate with entrepreneurs everywhere.SUBSCRIBE TO JB'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL:https://youtube.com/wolfofwallst?sub_confirmation=1LISTEN TO THE WOLF’S DEN ON:ITUNES: https://apple.co/2lbYTSESPOTIFY: https://spoti.fi/2kGDosVCASTBOX: http://bit.ly/2ngKUvrSTITCHER: http://bit.ly/2kvasE6FOLLOW JB:INSTAGRAM: https://bit.ly/2Fj4jSzFACEBOOK: https://bit.ly/2Kr2bMOTWITTER: https://bit.ly/2Xub1j7CAMEO: https://www.cameo.com/wolfofwallstTIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@wolfofwallstreet#JordanBelfort #JasonStone #WolfOfWallStreet #TheWolfsDen

Jason Stone, Senior Researcher at the Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute at West Virginia University discusses collecting data on elite athletes and military warriors to research how best to maximize performance and recovery. He also dives into modern technologies such as float therapy, photo-biomodulation and the cryo chamber. 

LET'S GOOOOOOOO! Hey what’s up ladies and G’s! I hope you all enjoyed this episode as much as I enjoyed creating it. I was definitely excited to create a compilation of the top interviews over the past years with some of the world's greatest entrepreneurs to show love and give a S/O to those who been rocking with me since DAY ONE. I couldn’t of done it with out all of you as I am extremely grateful for the love and support. That’s why in 2020, I am giving it EVERYTHING I GOT to provide an even better experience than ever before. I love you all as this year has been a blast and I can’t wait to LEVEL UP with every single one of you here in 2020. Until next time, much love, peace and blessings! FEATURED GUESTS: ALEX WOLF: www.instagram.com/alexwolf/ JASON STONE: www.instagram.com/jason__stone/ DANIELLE LOMBARD: www.instagram.com/daniellellombard/ JAELIN WHITE: www.instagram.com/jaelinwhite/ MELINDA THOMPSON: www.instagram.com/melspirations/ JOE ANDERSON: www.instagram.com/_joeanderson/ BUSTER SCHER: www.instagram.com/buster/ LISA SONG SUTTON: www.instagram.com/lisasongsutton/ MAU GOSWAMI: www.instagram.com/goswish/ WUZ GOOD: www.instagram.com/wuzgood/ JOHN LEE DUMAS: www.instagram.com/johnleedumas/ DAVID MELTZER: www.instagram.com/davidmeltzer/ BRANDEN HAMPTON: www.instagram.com/money/ JAMES WORTHY: www.instagram.com/kingjamesworthy/ SEAN KELLY: www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly ALI LEVINE: www.instagram.com/alilevinedesign/ BRAD LEA: www.instagram.com/therealbradlea/ TIMOTHY SYKES: www.instagram.com/timothysykes/ KING SALADEEN: www.instagram.com/kingsaladeen/ DJ DAMAGE: www.instagram.com/therealdjdamage/ NATALIE JILL: www.instagram.com/nataliejillfit/ FOLLOW ME HERE: Instagram: www.instagram.com/dandre_evans/ SIGN UP FOR PODCAST COURSE: www.levelupdaily.com

Jason Stone is one of Asia's biggest Dj's. Originally from Perth, Western Australia, Jason moved to Bali to pursue his music career and quickly found a home in one of the world's craziest nightlife districts, Kuta.Now a mainstay of Bali's club scene and also appearing all across Asia, Jason joins me to talk share some wild stories and to have a chat about what is going on on the Island of the Gods, Bali.Music by the great, the wonderful, the Polish Ambassador. This song is called Bikini Break.All music provided by the exceptionally amazing The Polish Ambassador. Here is his website, please go check him out: https://thepolishambassador.com/ You can also find him on Instagram @thepolishambassador If you know the Polish Ambassador, please tag him in this or send it to him, I would really love to get him on the show!

Today on Venture Mentality I sit down with Jason Stone. Jason is the founder of the famous motivational Instagram page Millionaire Mentor with nearly 5 million followers. He has started multiple successful businesses from scratch. We discuss how to leverage your businesses using social media and the importance of taking risks.  My Website: www.venturementality.com My Instagram: @venture.mentality My Twitter: @VM_elevate   Check Jason Out: Website: www.millmentor.com Instagram:@jason__stone  

Apply for your Amex credit card HERE: http://amex.co.uk/refer/lAURET7u0w?XLINK=MYCP Start Online Coaching HERE: https://newonlinecoach.com They don't teach this in school! Managing your money is one of the most important things you need to learn in life! This time on the Impact School podcast host Lauren Tickner interviews Jason Stone, serial entrepreneur and founder of Millionaire Mentor, the #1 entrepreneur lifestyle publication with over 3 million Instagram followers. Tune in to hear about his story, why he’s building his personal brand and what his top tips are for others building their personal brands too. (1.55) How Lauren's mindset towards money has changed (6.50) Budgeting effectively (9.30) Is money evil? (12.30) How much money do you NEED? (14.00) Spend or save? JOIN the Impact School facebook community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/impactschool/ Follow me, Lauren Tickner, on social media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/laurentickner YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/laurentickner LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/laurentickner/ Follow Impact School on Instagram: Instagram: www.instagram.com/impact_school Follow Jason on social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jason__stone/ Millionaire Mentor: https://www.instagram.com/millionaire_mentor/

Jason Stone is widely known by celebrities and almost 2 million people around the world as @Millionaire_Mentor on Instagram. Stone has successfully launched multiple 6 and 7 figure Instagram and Internet platforms and is becoming a well known social media influencer and marketer. Known for his e-commerce success in the automotive industry in his early years with Treadstone Performance Engineering.

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That's right, folks, let's make weddings as efficient as possible. No need to have a bunch of separate weddings, especially if all of your friends are part of the same group. If you agree, disagree, or have no feelings whatsoever about this take, you should follow me and the show on Twitter, and check out the Google Doc of Rankings. Covering: Pep Comics #34 by Red Holmdale Life With Archie: Archie Marries Betty (2010) #1-6 by Michael Uslan, Paul Kupperberg, Norm Breyfogle, Andrew Pepoy, Glenn Whitmore, and Janice Chiang Riverdale #8 by Will Ewing, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Thomas Pitilli, Andre Szymanowicz, and John Workman Riverdale Chapter Seventeen: The Town That Dreaded Sundown by Amanda Lasher, Jason Stone, and Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa. Opening Song: Archie, Marry Me by Alvvays Closing Song: Rule Britannia by the London Festival Orchestra and Chorus

Jason Stone is the founder of Millionaire Mentor LLC & owner of multiple companies. Married with two kids and such a genuine/humble heart he has. He is a social media influencer who built an Instagram following from 0-1.8 million in less than 2 years. Through his Instagram, he’s providing daily inspiration and motivation on building wealth, net worth and an entrepreneur lifestyle to his 4.4+ million followers!!! Be ready to hear the journey of "True" entrepreneurship & what it takes to create a lifestyle that represents the "Seven Rock Life." @Jason_stone @Millionaire_mentor @Steven_mazzurco @Sevenrocklife StevenMazzurco.com

I am sure most of you know one of the most followed motivational Instagram pages on the planet, @millionaire_mentor. It's one of the most praised and profitable pages on Instagram. It has more than 3,4 million followers, and its owner Jason Stone knows very well how to monetize that. He managed to build an Instagram empire in under 2 years. He really is an expert at social media and he knows how to build a huge audience in a short amount of time.I am sure that many of you want to achieve that, so listen to this interview and learn! You will find out: * when and what to post on Instagram, why every company needs an Instagram account no matter what they do, how to make a lot of money with affiliates programs, his personal success story, a lot about his background, what is the most powerful thing on Instagram right now, how to become an influencer! This interview is extremely valuable for individuals and companies who want to make a profitable brand. Listen on Show Notes Hello everybody, this is Warrior Family and I’m Smillion Mori. You are all here, my friends because you believe that we can all create and live their life worth living, but in order to do this we must do something about it, and today I have a special guest for you... my whole purpose within this show is to bring you guests, their habits, their belief system, their marketing, other strategies that can help you become the person you want to become and create and live the life worth living. And today I have a special guest, as I said. His name is Jason Stone. He’s widely known by celebrities and almost 3. 4 million people around the world as ‘Millionaire Mentor’ on Instagram. Stone has successfully launched multiple six and seven figure Instagram and Internet platforms and is becoming a very known social media influencer and marketer. Known for his e-commerce success in the automotive industry in his early years with Treadstone Performance Engineering. Jason is a mechanical engineer, real estate investor, car enthusiast, and start-up investor. Jason has co-founded the Impact Billions movement and also created Gentleman’s Mafia Instagram network, which culminates relationships and success among the thousands of its members worldwide and utilize his experience and passion as a motivator, mentor, teacher, and social media influencer to help others create success. .inf_infusionsoft .inf_infusionsoft_optin_34 .inf_infusionsoft_form_content { background-color: #ffffff !important; } .inf_infusionsoft .inf_infusionsoft_optin_34 .inf_infusionsoft_form_container .inf_infusionsoft_form_header { background-color: #000000 !important; } .inf_infusionsoft .inf_infusionsoft_optin_34 .carrot_edge .inf_infusionsoft_form_content:before { border-top-color: #000000 !important; } .inf_infusionsoft .inf_infusionsoft_optin_34 .carrot_edge.inf_infusionsoft_form_right .inf_infusionsoft_form_content:before, .inf_infusionsoft .inf_infusionsoft_optin_34 .carrot_edge.inf_infusionsoft_form_left .inf_infusionsoft_form_content:before { border-top-color: transparent !important; border-left-color: #000000 !important; } @media only screen and ( max-width: 767px ) {.inf_infusionsoft .inf_infusionsoft_optin_34 .carrot_edge.inf_infusionsoft_form_right .inf_infusionsoft_form_content:before, .inf_infusionsoft .inf_infusionsoft_optin_34 .carrot_edge.inf_infusionsoft_form_left .inf_infusionsoft_form_content:before { border-top-color: #000000 !important; border-left-color: transparent !important; } }.inf_infusionsoft .inf_infusionsoft_optin_34 .inf_infusionsoft_form_content button { background-color: #000000 !important; } .inf_infusionsoft .inf_infusionsoft_optin_34 .inf_infusionsoft_form_content button { background-color: #000000 !important; } .inf_infusionsoft .inf_infusionsoft_optin_34 h2, .inf_infusionsoft .inf_infusionsoft_optin_34 h2 span, .

What's going on everybody? Hey, this is Coulton woods and I want to welcome you to another episode of learning from the experts, and once again, I have a freaking awesome expert on here today that I'm excited for you guys to get to know and your story and learn some freaking sick stuff from. So here's the deal. I know how frustrating it is as an entrepreneur to waste countless hours sifting through wanna be experts who never actually helped me in the end. Then to learn years later that there was an expert who really could help me 100 times faster than learning on my own. I have created this podcast to save you time and money while taking you on a journey with me as I learn from and interview real experts who can actually help you grow your business. My name is Coulton Woods and you're listening to learning from the experts. Awesome Josh! I'm excited to have you on here. I have Josh Forti on here with me today and he's going to drop some knowledge bombs, some truth nukes. Steve Larsen would like to say, but first off, okay, Josh, not everybody knows you, so let's, let's hear your story a little bit more. Coulton, the man, I appreciate you having me on here dude. It's an honor and I'm excited to get rockin' and rollin'. How far back should we go? Where do you wanna start? How'd you get started? We'll back up to the origin story. Born in Wisconsin at age one, moved to La, lived in the suburbs of La for 10 years and then moved out to this little itty bitty farm town in the middle of nowhere of Indiana. So culture shock, right? I'm 12 years old from there, grew up on a farm and had no social media experience and all, like I had dial up internet. I didn't have like texting or Internet on my phone until I was 20, so I mean, like really out in the middle of nowhere. And so I went and, you know, I'm a farmer and had a bad year in the farm community. I was planning on being a farmer my whole life. That was my goal, my mentality and had a bad year in that. It was like, dude, I gotta go do something else. Like I didn't realize the risk that was involved there. So I wanted something a little more. Started college for a semester. Absolutely hated it. While in college I got a job in insurance sales and kind of the requirement, the reason I was able to get that job was, hey, you're in college, you're going to finish it. Well, I was arguing with my professor one day and he was like, you're here because you want to be successful. And I'm like, oh no, that's not why I'm here. You don't need college to be successful.  And he goes, was, why the heck are you here? And I'm like, well, that's a good point. And so literally right there I got up, stood up and said I quit and walked out and walked out of the Bursar's office, quit my classes and left. And so when my boss finds out like three or four days later, she's like, you've got three months to figure out what you're going to do.  And either start something else, right? Sign up for more classes or figure out what you're going to do with your life basically or else you're done. And so I'm like, all right, well I'm gonna figure something out. So I'm pretty broke at this time and I'm looking around and I'm like how do I make money? And so we're sitting there, she's got some pretty big clients and we're at this sitting in the office of a huge company. I mean probably over $100, $200,000,000 a year at least. I mean, they got factories all over the world, right? And so he's like, sales are down and, and stuff, even though the demand for our stuff is at an all time high. And I'm like why is that the case then? He's like all the sales are coming in online and they weren't there, they weren't in that online space. This is like two years ago. And I'm like, we'll have you like tried like running ads or like being online or being on social media. And he's like, no, I can't remember exactly what he said, but it's something along the lines of like, that doesn't work or influencers, something is a fad or something like that. And I'm like, alright, well I'm broke and you're telling me that people are making money online. Right? So I go home and I just started googling it and I'm like how do I make money? How do I make money? How to make money? And long story short...  how old are you at this point? 20, 21, 22, so probably 22. I'm trying to think. Maybe this was right before my 22nd birthday I think maybe. And so I'm like googling and I'm like how do I do this? And so driving for Uber comes up and I'm like okay, that's not online but okay I get it. Flips and stuff on Ebay and craigslist and stuff. I'm like all right. And so I started doing that and just like looking around and I find facebook ads and I find a ecom and I'm like watch this. I'm sure there's a Webinar of some sort and they're like if you could just do this and this. And I'm like yeah. So I like jump in and I've spent... I just had to put it on a credit card because I didn't have any money and I spent like 800 bucks on a set of a website and econ website had someone to do it because I had no idea and like five or $600 on facebook ads. And I didn't make any sales, I tried to sell Harry Potter books because that was the only thing. I was like my friends all like Harry Potter. So maybe they'll buy it. That's awesome dude. I know. So I'm like broken out at this point and now I'm in debt and I've never been in debt before my whole life at this point. And so I'm like freaking out. And so I'm still trying to pay this off by flipping stuff on craigslist because I was driving for Uber. Then one day I meet this kid on instagram, he was like 16 years old, he's got 50,000 followers and I'm like, is this guy famous? Right. So I go and I literally googled his name and I'm like trying to figure out if he's got rich parents or if it's famous. I can't find him anywhere. And so I just messaged him and I had three questions for him. I was like, number one- are you famous somewhere else? Number two, are you making money? And number three, if so, how? He messages me back and I can't for the life of me remember who it was and I wish I would have written it down, but at the time I wasn't in entrepreneurship so I didn't know that that's what you did, right? I remember him telling me, he's like, I post cool stories about stuff that I do. People tell me what they want me to sell them. I go and I sell it to them and they buy it and I'm like, there is no way it's that easy. Right? Like how? And so I'm like thinking about this and think about this. And then I had this light bulb moment and so I messaged him back because I knew I probably only get like one more question before he ignore me. And then I'm an annoying instagrammer and I was like, Dude, you pay for ads? And he's like, no dude, they just tell me what they want. And I'm like, light bulb moment! This is amazing, right? I'm like, you don't have to have, like how do you grow without paying brands? You're not paying for your followers, they're all real. And so that was like a big light bulb moment for me because I'm broke at the time and you know many, I don't know where you, the listener are right now if you're, you know, are broke or maybe just started out. But like the thought for me and a lot of people that I run into is like the thought that me and a lot of people run into like, the thought of running ads is scary. Right? And it's like I don't know if I'm going to get an Roi on that money. And so I was like, if I can grow an audience and figure out how to grow an audience without having to pay for ads, that's game over for me, like I'm all in. And so I started looking around, looking around and I ended up buying a course. Once again, didn't have the money for it, only had like half of it, but I put it on a credit card and I was like, all right, I'm all in. And there was an instagram course and I don't want to bash on the course. It was, it was a good course, I think it was thorough in what it taught, but it wasn't anything like exceptional. I think a lot of people think that if it was not an exceptional or amazing course or whatever, it's not worth their money. The thought that like you have to have like this big drawn out course that needed to be super awesome in order to get results. That's not true. Like this course was average, mediocre, but it was thorough. And so I just did everything the course said. So I bought it on a Friday and I was like, all right, I'm going to do this from Friday when I get off work til like Monday when I go back, I'm gonna go through this whole course. That's exactly what I did. And so I started doing literally everything that the course said and I want to say, and this is kind of more like on the mindset issue side of things. My parents always taught me how to work hard and like my parents were not like, I don't have money and I don't come from a wealthy family or whatever, and not money savvy, but if you grew up on a farm, you know how to work hard. Right? And so I was like, I'm not gonna quit and I'm going to find new ways to make this better and I'm going to get my money back out of this because I've got to make my money back. And so I did everything that it said. And then some. And I tested different things and I opened several different accounts and I tried it. I tried it and it took me months to actually see results out of it. But fast forward seven months, seven months later, and I had 80- 100,000 followers on instagram just off of just doing it consistently. And for the first two or three or four months, so many people give up and I'm like, dude, I spent all my money and went and did that over this. And I didn't see any results for three months. But I followed through and I finally figured out how it clicked and so that's kind of what started me into this whole social media game was instagram and some 16 year old kid who said I don't pay for ads and I make money and that's what's lead into now, and I'm sure we'll get into that, but about 5 million followers that we've grown for myself, for clients on social media, between instagram and facebook. That's actually actually super impressive. One thing that I've kind noticed too is you say you came from a farming background, first off, that's freaking sweet because you weren't just given a phone when you were 12. So you've only been in this game for what, 4 years now? No, not even- three years. Three years. Yeah. So probably about three years ago is when I started googling this whole thing. And then I remember, October, November- that's what I want to quit classes would have been been around this time. And then I started on instagram March 1st or March second, two years ago. So it'll be coming up on three years this coming March is when I started on instagram. That's incredible dude. But I think the key to that is you didn't stop. Like most people, they don't see the Roi in like three, four, five, six months and they're like, this is not happening. I'm done right when they're at the edge of just hitting the gold mine, you know? And so I think that's a huge lesson for us to learn as well- you just got to keep pushing through it and then it will happen. If I could just stop you right there- just because a week or a month or a year has gone by means literally nothing if you're not actually working because like I have people that bought into the same course and they're like, well, I've been trying for six months and I'm only at 6,000 followers. How are you at 80,000? And I'm like, because I worked a job where I worked nine hours a day. I had a 30 minute commute each way, roughly 20 to 30 minutes. Right. So I'm like, there's 10 hours of my day that's gone. I had to be there at 8:00 AM. So I would wake up an hour and a half before I had to leave and for an hour I would work on instagram. My entire lunch break was instagram my entire time after that. And I had a girlfriend at the time. I wasn't married but it was constant. It was always, I didn't go to movies, I didn't go hang out with friends, I didn't go to parties, I didn't go to events. I went to church, I went to work, I went to Walmart and that's it. And when you do that people are like, well, you know, I have this. I'm like, dude, two years, two, three years of your life, you sacrifice for a lifetime of whatever that is. And I know Russell talks about that a lot too, so. Yeah, it's totally true. I've even talked about like when I served my repair business on the podcast and I've told you a little bit about it, but I started out and it was just a little here, a little there, not much. And then a year later I literally have a brick and mortar and I'm just busier than I could be, but I stuck with it, you know, like I just kept it going, pushed it out more and more. So. And then the other thing I want to point out is I feel like I've noticed this trend- I don't know if it's the farm thing or what, but a lot of killers out there I feel like they grew up and their parents just made them work so they've learned how to work. But with that being said, my dad had me outside working. I learned how to work outside, but not only that I learned how to enjoy my work even though most people hated it. I'm sure you learned the same thing. Like farming. It sucks when you're a kid. Right? Nothing like bailing hay, dude. 100 degrees outside the heat is blaring down on you. And then after you're dog tired, you got to go into the Hayloft and you've got to put it all into the barn and it's hot. There's no air you can't breathe. It is the worst. Yeah, no, absolutely. See, yeah, you learned some hard work, but that I feel like for me it didn't translate too much into like the online work. I had a really hard time with that at the beginning. Interesting. Then I went to college and I feel like that actually opened up my eyes that I could actually accomplish more things than I realized. And I'm sure you probably realized that even with like the one semester that you went to, like, Hey, I can actually do all this stuff. The biggest thing that I learned from college or that I was made aware of is that there's actually monetary value in the information that's in your head. But afterwards I would go and I look back at that and I understand now that there is monetary value in this stuff and I learned that through business. But I will say that there are certain elements of the college experience. I went to a community college. There was definitely valuable in that mental transition process for sure. That's interesting. That's cool stuff, dude. Well, Hey, I want to ask you some more questions here. We know that you were not just given this, it wasn't just a silver platter. Here you go. What are some of the hard things that you went through? What are some of the things that people go through as they become someone like you or they build their business like you did? So first off, the first little roadblock that everybody runs into, I think, I feel like less people run into it now just because more people are in the online space and people that are serious in this kind of like get into it. But if you're a complete Newbie, like I was, have no online friends, for sure you're going to run into this is nobody watches you at the beginning, right? Like no one. And I did a webinar yesterday. I actually showed a screenshot, like my first I used to try to publish on Youtube right when I first got started, like I had no money, so I was like literally taking the lamp shades off of lights and setting them on either side to try to get better. I got four views. The first facebook group I ever launched in the first month got three members, right? Like nobody cares. And so I think that at the beginning was really difficult. Thankfully I just liked to talk and so I'm like, well, if nobody listens to me, Dang it, I will listen to me, you know what I mean? Put my voice out there. So I think that was really, really difficult for me. And I think it's difficult for a lot because when you see that the person you're following is getting a thousand views and you're getting 62, that's a really big mental block. And so I think that was more of like an overall difficult thing. And then once I got into it, dude, I'll tell you the worst day of my life, I'm telling you the worst day and I've been through some crap in my life. But something I would not ever want to go back to December, I think it was 29th, 2016, so this is coming up on two years ago, not too long ago, my first webinar ever and we hired a guy, paid him the package, was $25,000 and I didn't have the $25,000 at the time. So we took out a payment plan on it and put down 15,000 up front, it's all the money I had. I think I had like my business partner and I combined. Mind you, we're both paying for an apartment. I don't have a job at this point. I think combined we had like $2,000 and I make it count. We put down every penny on this guy to help us build our webinar. And we were convinced that we had a good course. It was on instagram. We had grown probably over a million, 2 million followers probably at this time. So like we knew what we were doing and we told him, we're like, we're going to get a ton of people registered for this Webinar. And he didn't believe us. And I was like, no dude, you don't understand. Like we have a lot of followers on instagram, like we will push traffic. And so we went through and we worked as hard as we knew how. I talk about learning how to learn. Like I didn't know how to learn at this point. I didn't know how to receive that level of information, but I was giving it my all and this guy should've told us up front that we were not the right fit, that he didn't want our money. Like he should've said no. It was clearly obvious that we were not a good fit. But we went through and so we built this webinar, 2,700 people registered, zero ads spent. So this was a warm audience from Instagram. So it's not truly warm, but it's a warm audience. 1000 people showed up for the Webinar. Actually thousand and four. We maxed out the room and people couldn't get in. One sale. One sale? Hundreds of emails of- F you! Go to hell. You're never going to be successful. You're a scam artist. This was the worst webinar ever. Can I get an hour of my life back? You should pay me to do it. I'm talking the lowest of lows, like I would pay $100,000 to not have to go back to that day, right? It was that bad. And so I'm like going through this process, I bawled my self to sleep that night because we worked so hard and I was like, I owe $15,000 to this guy now, right? I put down $15 and 15 that was supposed to come from this webinar. I only made one sale and everybody hates me. And so at that point when you're in that moment, that's a defining moment for people's lives. And so when people are like, Josh, you know, it's easy for you to do blah, blah, blah. I'm like, no, no, no, no. That's a misconception that it's easier when you have an audience and I don't want to scare anybody away from trying to build an audience. It's the most amazing thing ever. The amount of lives you can change, but everything you do is in the spotlight when you're in the audience and especially in business. The next day I wrote up. Wrote a very long email and I did a live stream apologizing to everyone there and I said, look guys, I'm really, really good at social media and I know what I'm talking about. Clearly I don't know what the heck I'm doing on webinars and I'm sorry. Right. And so we offered a followup training with no pitch for free, just sat on there for an hour. We just broke down on strategy and we turned that into a good scenario in the sense of we gained a lot of respect from the people that actually followed us, but everybody else hated us. I mean really truly hated me at that given point. And so when I see people like Logan Paul and his controversy was like millions, I can't imagine what that guy's going through. So that was the worst day of my life up until that point and still to this day, like in business, just awful. And so that was a mental game right there. Big Time. That is huge. Thank you so much for sharing that. I think that's just something that people actually need to see and hear because it's so true. Yeah, it's not easy, but as long as you just keep going and you push through. There was guy named Hyrum Smith who I listen to from Franklin Covey. He said pain is inevitable. Misery is optional. Yup. I totally agree. You could have just taken that day and blamed that guy for the rest of your life and never done anything else and just ended up getting a nine to five and not grown an audience after that because you feel like you failed or you push through it just like you did and you made it happen. That's awesome dude. And I think the other thing with failure in that lesson specifically, and I love what you said there about blaming that guy because that's your initial reaction. Believe me, like the first thing that I did the next morning, because I got on Voxer with that guy and I said, here's what happened. We got issues, right? Not blaming that person and turning that into a learning experience- a lot of good, but mentally it has messed me up for future webinars and stuff. It really did. Even I did a Webinar just yesterday, dude, like you hit that Go Live button and you are in terror. Right? And you're freaking out and then when you can hit done, you're in terror because you're like, is my inbox about to explode my, about to make no money. You know what I mean? That happened, right? But you learned from that experience and you have to go through and let that experience go and not hold a grudge to that person and really learn from it and truly become that person. And if you only look at it from a financial standpoint and you only look at it from a business standpoint, you're going to have a really hard time with it. Look at it from a life standpoint. When you look at it from a wow, look what I learned from a non financial standpoint, it makes it a lot easier. And like you said, you don't have to be in misery over it. I've been through a couple of situations I can think of. One that was just, I couldn't really hold a grudge against that person for doing what they did and pretty much screwed me over on my entire business. But I look at it now and I'm like, man, I learned a ton from that and I'm glad I actually went through it then instead of later on. So yeah, totally. Just learn from those experiences. Let's get into social media. All right. Tell us some stuff. We want some gold here, some truth. You have to understand from a pure growth standpoint on social media, there are literally only two things that matter and I know people are like, what are the three secrets? You're probably looking for me to drop some hacks and we can get into that. I'm happy to do that, but excuse me, if you listened to Russell Brunson about funnels, he talks about the different elements of what makes a successful funnel on social media regardless of the platform, regardless of the message, whatever. There's only two things that matter and that number one is the story and how you deliver that story, like the content piece of it. Number two is exposure, right? Those are the two things you're going for. And so what you have to look at from a core element is if you don't know what your message is slash what your story is, then you can't get exposure on that story, right? And so the Hashtags, you use a facebook ad, you run the interviews that you do, all that is getting the exposure to your message. And so once you have that, I suppose we've gotten people that have had told the message, they'll get thousands, tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands of views on their instagram profile or their facebook page or whatever and nobody will follow. And then you've gotten people that have gotten like 10,000 views on their facebook page or instagram page and like half of those people turn into followers. What's the difference? The difference is your content and your storyline behind it. You've got to give people a reason to follow you. And the only reason that makes you different or unique than anyone else is your story. And so when you have that story, and I work with personal brands. People that want to grow an audience. If you're not doing a personal brand, then there's a storyline behind whatever it is that you are trying to grow. Look at Nike. Look at Maverick by Logan Paul, look at these big huge econ stores, the ones that make it are the ones that have a storyline and the ones that really build that brand around it. So I would say those two things are the things that you need to focus on and everything that you teach and everything that you learn. It only applies back to one of those. You're either getting more exposure and I'm talking purely from a growth standpoint, not a monetization sample, but like from a growth standpoint, it either ties back to your message and story or it ties back to the amount of exposure that you're going to get. One of those two. And what do you think would happen if you kind of went off from your story into a different area? Like what if you broke from what you normally teach what you do? I just had the thought come into my head that if someone's got this story or this following and this is kind of like what they're teaching and this is what they're in,Russell Brunson in funnels, and he were to go somewhere else, like what would that do, do you know? So I would say one or two things. If you're breaking, if you're moving into something else and it's part of your storyline, then you're fine. Right? But what if you're not focused on that one, I guess? Right? Exactly. Why do you follow someone? Right? You follow someone because number one, you follow a story because you want to know what happens next, right? But you follow a specific story because of how you relate to that story. And so if this story is all over the place, are you really gonna follow it? Think about if I'm telling you a story and I'm like, dude, let me tell you this. One time I was at the beach and all the sudden we were eating ice cream and oh dude, when I was over here on this grass. You'd be like, wait, what happened? What happened to the beach? Right. I'll get back to that here in just a second, but dude, this grass. I was mowing this grass. You'd be like what are you doing? You know? And so if you're straying all over the place and you're hopping from this to this, this is really hard for people to know what it is that you're about and the story that they're trying to follow. So if you're straying from that, if you're straying from whatever it is and you're jumping from thing to thing, I try not to and people think they have to have it all figured out right away, you know? Right? If you're authentic and you're real and you put forth your passion and your why is why you always lead with why, then you can have different elements of the story and like your core audience will know that you're trying different things, but you've got to have that core message in that core story along what you're doing. And so for me right now, and I was sharing this with you before the podcast, there was a point not too long ago, six, seven, eight months ago when I was about to just dip out, I was done. And the reason you don't always share that, but the people that you do share that with, they go, okay, well they understand the process because they know your big vision. And so when you're like, Hey, I'm leading with this vision of I want to make the world a better place by providing people with information that's going to change their life. I'm all about education. And so for me right now, the vehicle, I'm using social media, that's what people know me by, but my core audience knows that my vision is to make the world a better place and change the world through education. That's what I've told my audience. And so every live stream that I'm signing off on is, go out, think different, make the world a better place. You know, James Lives. And so if I were to jump from social media and let's say make a shift to PR or make a shift to funnels or whatever that is, and that was my focus, my core audience that's actually going to follow and buy from me, as long as I tell them that storyline process, they're going to know, okay, he's shifting vehicles but he's still on the same route. But if you just jumped and you don't give them context, if you just jump and you don't share that story and you don't lead with that overall vision of what you're doing, then it's impossible for them to know what's going on and they're not going to fall. Yeah, totally. I think that helps a ton just to know kind of what the focus is on. A confused mind will not follow because they don't understand it. If it doesn't make sense to them or they don't get that emotionally attached to it, then they're not going to care. Think of it this way, right? Imagine you were following an instagram account. Instagram account was all about sunsets. You love sunsets, you love the beach. And I follow one. I think it's actually called that sunsets and it's beautiful pictures. You're following it for that reason, right? If all of sudden they went and deleted all that content one day and started posting pictures of themselves, are you going to continue to follow? No, of course not. And I actually had this example, I did that and I was building an instagram account. We had, I don't know, probably 100,000 followers or so. And it was a luxury account, like houses, beautiful cars and things of that nature. And I was like, dude, I want to be famous, right? Because at this point I hadn't really grown my personal brand. I was like, what if I just post some pictures of me up there? So like every now and then I would just throw up a picture and first off the engagement drops, like 90 percent, right? Like nobody likes it, engages on it. And then the random people that do, there'll be like Who the heck is it? Who are you? Like, why is this on my newsfeed? You know? And they'll literally just comment on it. They don't want it. It's not what they signed up for. And so people, you have to remember that the thing that you use to attract people is oftentimes the thing that they're going to remember you for and follow you for. And so that's why there's nothing inherently wrong about driving a Lamborghini or going off and having a ton of money sitting in your passenger seat for some reason, right? But if that's the message that you're putting off and that's what people are following you for, then that's the type of person you're going to attract. So as soon as you switch that up and you don't have that anymore, they're not going to follow you. Right. So like imagine if Tai Lopez stopped posting pictures of cars and girls and you know, things like that, like one of his core audience that, whose life he's changed continue to follow him. Yes. But with the mass majority of people that follow him, would you still be Tai Lopez? Like you wouldn't because that's what they follow him for, you know. So it's really important to just understand what are you using to attract people and is that really your core message? Which is why you'll, I mean, you might see me in a Lamborghini, but you're never gonna see me using Lamborghinis to attract millions of followers. That's not my style. Yeah, totally. No mine either, right? Because I don't think lamborghinis changed the world. They're awesome, but they're not going to go make the world a better place. Exactly. Right? You can have a good time and I'm all about having fun and a good time while you're working hard for sure. Is there any last one golden nugget that you want to drop? Let me drop a few golden go bombs here. Do you want to focus more on instagram or folks who are on facebook or general? Which one do you think is the better one at this time right now to be focusing on or both? Instagram, depending upon how your audience uses it. Right? Instagram drives a lot of traffic or can drive a lot of traffic. There's less buyers on the instagram platform now. I'll get to that in just a second. It's much easier to grow on instagram and you need to cultivate and nurture your audience a lot on instagram. It's hard to do that in an automated way. So instagram is a very time consuming platform, but it can be a very profitable time, which is one of the biggest problems. And actually the reason that I just got out of the instagramming, is because a lot of my clients, especially these bigger names, like they expected an automated solution because that was what they're used to, you can do that on facebook because you can place ads and do that content. You can't do that on Instagram, right? It's much more difficult. So from a standpoint of monetization, if you want to drive a ton of traffic and you don't want to have a personal brand and you don't want to spend a whole lot of time on it, great. You can go to Instagram, you can post some viral photos of entrepreneurship and grass and that's great. If you want to actually cultivate an audience, if you want to be on instagram platform, you're going to need time. Time is what goes into it. Now. That's evolving. Now on facebook. On the other hand, buyers on facebook, the same person, and this was back early 2017. So it's probably different. Instagram's got a really huge shift in 2018. But at one point the same exact person on instagram and on facebook was eight times more likely to buy on facebook. Then it was on instagram. So they see an ad for the same thing on the two platforms, they are eight times more likely to buy on facebook. So now you go, okay, well why the heck then would I even spend any of my time on instagram and it's because traffic on instagram is like 10 times cheaper than it is on facebook. So for those of you that are in the paid advertising space or are in the space of marketing, what we will do is we will acquire the initial customer or the initial follower I should say on instagram and then we will drive them to facebook as fast as we possibly can. So let's say you didn't want to grow an instagram page yourself, but you wanted to capitalize on traffic because it's cheap, right? So I'll set up a page and my only goal on that page is to get people to either opt in or really just hit the page. And here's why, I ideally would like them to opt in to our freebies, but I never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever pay for an ad on instagram where I'm selling something. I'm always giving it away for free from shout outs from other influencers unless I'm going to do a super longterm deal with them. But if it's like I'm buying 10 jobs from them, I'm sending them to a Freebie offer, I'm putting a facebook pixel on that page and that facebook pixel is specific for that instagram audience. I'm going to go buy $3,000 in shout outs from an instagram influencer. I'm going to get literally tens of thousands of visitors to visit that page because they're doing swipe up. Like we were getting clicks for. I think we were getting Webinar registrations at one point for eighty three cents. We paid a thousand bucks and we got two or 3000 impressions to the page that we did the shout out from but now that facebook pixel has fired thousands of times, so you've got a lot of good data and as long as the quality of the account that you're buying them from has good quality followers, we typically buy story shout outs rather than post shout outs, photos with the swipe up. People are actually watching and engaged. Now I have an audience facebook pixel to go retarget on facebook and I can create lookalike audiences off of that. So I have a wired my 5,000 impressions for pennies on the dollar compared to what I would have paid for an initial 5,000 impressions on facebook and now I can just go retarget on there. And so from a paid advertising standpoint, that's a great strategy. From an organic, it is easier to grow fast on instagram. It is easier to grow loyal on facebook. That got interesting fast, more loyal on facebook and just the following mainly on instagram. That's really interesting because I'm guessing, correct me if I'm wrong, your audience probably don't want to be like celebrity influencers and majority of them, yeah, I'd say probably a majority of them there, they're just looking to kind of grow probably. Yeah. Mainly just kind of grow a little bit of their, uh, let people know a little bit more what they do. Not like. Exactly. Number one tip I can give for you guys, if you don't have a facebook group, you need to open one. Now. We just got an amazing testimonial back from Steven actually outside of publishing the facebook group that we helped him create and grow is the single single greatest thing that has driven his business forward. So you know, when you, when you understand that, like you need a face book group and you do it in a and for those of you that are watching on a podcast, you probably won't be able to visualize this. But if you're watching on the video, like imagine your social media as a circle, your facebook group needs to be at the center of it and everything needs to revolve around that because facebook group is the most interactive and intimate a social media platform for two reasons. They get to know you because there's an instagram stories which are great, but it's going to bring you the highest level of Roi because you can do live streams in there. You can make posts in there and 90 percent of the content in a facebook group is not your content, but you get credit for. Right? So if you have an engaged audience, they're publishing tons and tons of content. Your benefiting from that. And so if your focus is on growing rather than when you're on podcasts, be like, yeah, check out my website or check out my youtube channel or check out this. Or you just send everybody to the facebook group, podcasts, youtube channels, twitter, instagram, email, snapchat, wherever you're at. If you send everyone to the facebook group, then they, number one, see that you're awesome because you got all these members in there, they're all interacting with each other. Number two, they actually consume your content. I go in there, I go live. Yesterday I did a live and in the first like four hours I got 1.7k views in the first hour. Two hours, right? And so they watched, they consume, they interact, they engage. So do that. And this is once again coming down to exposure. Alright, my, the single greatest thing that will drive your business forward without a question is interviews and live streaming. Right? So really even talking about publishing on his podcast, I did that exact same thing except I did it on facebook live, that's only difference. And the reason I did it on facebook live is because number one, I didn't really know about podcasting when I first got started in entrepreneurship. I thought podcast were for losers. But I went and did it on facebook because that were my audience was. And so I would go and if there was a facebook group, I would go to the admin and I would say, hey. I started with one number, just like most of you will start with, I'm not that special, but when you get your first 100 members, 200 and 500, whatever you got, but once you hit that thousand number mark, you got leverage. So you can go to these facebook group owners and anybody else that has between one and 5,000 members, I hit him up. Or if you have a really good skill that a lot of people need, facebook group owners love that. All right, so you can teach something. Let's say you're really good at, I don't know, seo. You're really good at designing funnels. You're really good at anything, any skill that could potentially go find facebook groups of your ideal audience and you might be like, well why would they let me in there? I'm like, dude, it's your ideal audience, it's also their ideal audience. The more value you can provide to them. And I sat on interview after interview after interview, after interview and that's what blew me up. And then on top of that I live streamed for like 170 something days straight every single day. I did a live stream and so all the sudden I was getting tons of massive exposure and I was telling my skillset with a little bit of my story to each one of these places and luring them in and then they would come back and think about it. What's the first thing that you do when you see a live stream that somebody else is interviewing, you can click on their profile. You're going to go, where the heck is this dude? Right, so you go the profile, you've got that whole entire profile optimized for the link to your group and a call to action and all that, and then you've got 176 days of nothing but live streams. They're going to go consume that content and that is more of my story. That's more my storyline, so now I actually give them a reason on top of that 30 minute snippet, I give them a reason to come follow me and so this is true, like if you're trying to grow a facebook group or a facebook audience of any sort, exposure is your best friend and you get exposure through interviews and leveraging other people's audiences that already exists. I've never spent a single penny on ads. That's huge man. All this is huge. Why do you follow someone? You follow someone because of their story. You can be like, oh no, I follow so and so, because they're really good at photography. No, you follow that person because they told a story that got you interested in their photography because there are 10,000 photographers out there, but you follow that one, right? Why? Because of their story, so you got to have your story in whatever it is that you teach, and on top of that, you got to get exposure to that story, so go tell that story to tons and tons and tons and tons of people. That's the biggest thing, I want to end with this for you. Then I'll turn it back to you. People are like Josh, there are only so many ways I can share my story. People will eventually get bored of it. All I want to tell you to do is go look at Gary Vaynerchuk instagram page. Okay? And it will be like, what? I'm like, dude, the guy says the same five things over and over and over and over again. Give value, give value one, right? Hustle, hustle, hustle, hustle, hustle. I want to buy the New York jets. It's five or six things, said a different way. You know, I value young kids. I value. It's the same thing, but you love him. Grant Cardone's the same way. Tai Lopez, the same thing. Russell's a little bit better about getting interesting, but in reality it's really just the same stuff because people need to hear it different ways and people are fascinated by it and so when you can go and you say it and you tell your story, I've told the Webinar story 20k times. It's the same storyline, but I tell it a little bit differently based on the audience, so if I know that one audience is a little bit more beginner, I use more beginner terms and if I know they're a little bit more advanced, I use advanced terms. If I know that they're real estate agents, I'm going to tell things that are only pertinent to real estate agents. Right, and so just tell your story over and over and over again and remember, most people are only going to hear it once or twice. Most people are not actually consuming every piece of content you put out and the ones that are, they're regardless. They are not going to get sick of it. Like I listened to Russell, his salesforce blog where he went to salesforce blog, 12 minute vlog I have ever watched in its entirety. Why? I knew exactly what was gonna happen. I was like, dude, this guy's going to salesforce, his competitor I want to know. Right? He's going to tell that story 10,000 times and I'm probably gonna watch it 10,000 times. Why? Something that I'm interested in. Right? So tell your story. It's so important and don't be put into this little box of like, oh, facebook ads are the where it's at, or you don't listen to me and go, well, Josh says to only do instagram. No, like go, go, go get exposure. Right? Like I didn't stop at facebook groups. There's a funny story about how I got a lot of exposure and people don't think it's possible. I got interviewed twice on grant cardone's show. I've seen it, I've seen it. He promoted the our instagram course during the first 10 x growth con on his website. You know how that came about, we did not pay for those interviews. I literally added Grant Cardone on snapchat and I sent him a message and every day for like a week, I sent a period to bump my snapchat the top of his feed. All right. Because I'm like, dude, if I can get in front this guy like major exposure and guess what? He replied and my message was something super simple. It was like, hey grant, I know that you are looking for an instagram person, right? Because I did my market research, got to know that and I went and I was like, I know you need an instagram person. My business partner and I are really good. We got proven course, x number of followers. Would love to help you out in any way that's possible. His message back to me was so short and simple. It was, this is awesome. Would love to have you. Call this number and gave me a number. I had no idea who I was calling, right? Can you give me a name? Nothing. And it was intended up being Robert Syslow, which is director of video marketing and so now I've got Robert's number. We got down there and we're like, this is awesome. Because I sent them a message on snapchat. Why? Because I was looking for exposure. Just little things, little things, dude. I think that's the biggest, like false belief mindset that people have is like, oh, I can never get big enough people to interview or they don't ever want me to interview them or actually let me do it. You know what I mean? Nowadays is so freaking easy to get into somebody's circle. It really is. What's the big main point for them? Right. I can't offer a grant cardone exposure. Right. Or at least at the time I couldn't. Maybe I could a little bit now, but like I couldn't do it, but I found the one thing that I did, He was actually probably my first start in entrepreneurship because I was in sales. He's one heck of a guy, let me tell you, so you find out one thing and if it's not in your wheelhouse, figure out a way to make it in your wheelhouse. Or for example, there was a guy by the name of Jason Stone, we used to be more friends when I was more in the instagram game. He's a big Instagram influencer. So when I first started out back when I had 100,000 followers, this guy probably had like 3 million right? Between his accounts. The biggest one was probably like 1.5 million. So I'm reaching out to this guy and there's nothing that I can offer him about instagram, which is the only little thing that I know. So I'm like, how do I go and how do I get ahead? And so I literally would just watch every one of his stories, every one of his live streams looking for that thing. And I'm like, what is it that he needs? What is it that he needs? And then I found out that he said one day he's like, right now we are thinking about getting into youtube and kind of want to do this stuff. And I was like, Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding. So I went to Jose who is my business partner at the time and I was like, dude, you know, Youtube, right? And he's like, yeah, we know some stuff. I was like, who do we know that we could connect with Jason? And so we found, I forget, I don't even know who it was, but there was some video editor guy that had like a bunch of experience with youtube, Tim somebody I think. Anyway, so he reached out to Jason and send him an email and were like, dude, Jason, big fan and I'm talking about making videos. And then we're like, hey, saw on your story that you're looking into youtube, would love to connect you to our buddy over here that does this. Sure he would hook you up with a sweet deal as a referral, blah, blah, blah. Would that be interesting to you? And so he emails back and we kind of go back and forth and that's how we struck up a friendship and got to know him. And then at the event he sees us and he's on stage. He's like, what's up guys? We got pictures with him and that's how we got into his circle and now we get some good deals. It's is little things. It's not like you were huge or big influencer. No! I was a nobody. And I wouldn't say this though. And I want to say it with caution. I would super not recommend reaching out to grant cardone if you have no results. Don't waste is his time. Right? But Dana Derek talks about the dream 100 strategy and that's basically what this is more or less. I'm a big fan of the dream 100 strategy. I am not a big fan of it as an actual business model because it's not consistent. You don't drive consistent traffic that way. And so if you're trying to build a balanced business where you can know numbers, dollar in dollar out, I don't recommend this, but I recommend it in addition to that because it can bring additional massive amounts of exposure. That's just for me and take that advice more or less as you will, but when you're at the beginning, reach out to a person that you can directly affect that has an ideal audience in your area. So I made friends with Arnie guesty early on. He wasn't that big. It paid off well. But also early on I made friends with Jason Stone. I could offer him nothing. Virtually nothing, right? I had no experience compared to what it was. So I found that thing. Don't start by going, I'm going to dream 100. Gary Vaynerchuk, you got nothing to offer that guy, dude. Like I'm sorry, but start with someone. And then as you work your way up, go bigger and bigger and bigger and then every now and then once you kind of have a feel for what you're doing, take a shot. Right? I took a shot on grant Cardone, did not expect it to pay off. It did! It changed my business, right? Moved it forward in a direction. Jumpstarted a lot of things. Got of a lot of exposure from that. But I didn't depend upon that for my whole business model. I didn't go like we're with greg cardone, let's take out loans and go this and do this. I used it to drive my business forward and moving forward. And now grant cardone knows who I am and so does Robert and all that. I've been on his show. I want to say thank you so much for being on here and dropping as many gold nuggets as you did. I know my listeners will get a ton out of this and anybody who waches in the future- this is huge man and this is stuff that's going to stick around for a long time too, the stuff that you shared wasn't just like, oh, this is what's happening this week, no- it's stuff that's going to be sticking around for awhile. Sure. It changes, but the principles are all there, you know? Yeah. And on that note, I think it's really good to remember when a new platform comes out ike when I started on Instagram, there's a lot of hacks or tricks to get ahead, as any platform develops. And you look at the big platforms right now, facebook, instagram, youtube, like those are your three big pillars. When you understand that leg, they all function the same way more or less. None of those three platforms produce their own content. Okay? All of them are driven by users, meaning the longer they'll user stays on the platform, the more money that they make. And the thing that brings or that keeps people on platform is a good content. Instagram is not your enemy. People are always like, oh, the algorithm. I'm like, no, the algorithm actually would work amazingly in your favor if you actually put out good content. So understand that if a new platform emerges and evolves, yes, there's going to be hacks and tricks to get majorly ahead and to capitalize upon that. But there's also a lot of risk and there's also a lot of confusion on that. However, a lot of the social media strategies that we talk about here has very little to do with the platform. The basic stuff I don't want to waste your guys' time on like make sure your profile is optimized. That stuff is common sense guys. Right? Use your mind and think of, Hey, I'm doing my business online. I should probably look like a business owner. Right? There are certain logical things that you should do. But above and beyond the logical things, it really is like three or four core principles, whether it's in marketing or whether it's in this and I love the 80/20- rule the further along and getting business and the more I realized that it's applicable, 20 percent of this stuff drives 80 percent of the facts. Right. And at 80 percent of stuff that you do is basically worthless. When you double down on that 20 percent, I just hired an assistant actually long ago, actual full time and I pay her 40 hours a week, the whole nine yards. I'm a legit company now. Letting go of that outsourcing stuff, I felt like my business was going to fall apart. There's no way I could possibly outsource posting on instagram. I could never teach someone my skills of being able to do it. It's not true, you know? The same thing is true in social media. Eighty percent of the stuff that you guys are worrying about, like my live stream got cutoff 30 minutes in and I wasn't able to wrap up. It is not going to change your business. Stop worrying about that stuff. People are not going to unfollow you because one live stream of yours got cut out or because you accidentally dropped your phone or you accidentally made a slip up. You know what I mean? That just makes you look normal, it's happens. I think it's actually good at certain points or different times. And I think that there's a balance between being real and being professional. Social media is typically that place to be a little bit more real. As soon as you click off of social media and you enter that funnel and you enter that Webinar or you enter that sales call or whatever it is, you need to be very professional. Right now you're running a business, social media to relate, you can get away. People see me all the time and they're like, Oh Josh, you get on live streams or whatever with your shorts and your this and that, and you're just so real and authentic. I'm like, yes, but if you talk to me in person, you do what you say you're going to do. You don't mess up and you follow through. If I'm paying you money, you do your job and if you're paying me money I am going to do mine. I don't go, oh, it's okay. No, like we're running a business here, right? Social media, and this is where I think a lot of people get it wrong. Social media is just a marketing tool when you're using it for that. Right? And so people are like, oh no, it's my lifestyle and I want to be all truly authentic in this. If that's how you run your business, you're probably not going to get very far. So use social media as the tool that is designed and don't become obsessed with it like I did at the beginning. Don't make social media your reality because once you make social media your reality, a lot of your life falls apart and I've seen it happen to a lot of people. It's happened to me in certain areas, so be careful with it, but it's very, very powerful. Wow. Well, thanks again so much Josh. I'm going to wrap this up. This is a little bit longer of an interview. Thank you so much for taking your time and spending it with everybody that's going to listen to this and the followers. Thanks a ton. We'll talk to you guys later. Are you looking to jumpstart your business by learning or getting help from the real experts. Go to LearningFromTheExperts.com to find preapproved experts that I've handpicked for you! Please don't forget to let me know how I'm doing by subscribing, rating and leaving feedback.  

Listen to today’s episode with Jason Stone; an investor, a social media influencer, and a marketer, and discover the cruciality of influence to affluence! Jason Stone is widely known as a Millionaire Mentor on Instagram. He was recognized for his e-commerce success with Treadstone Performance Engineering Inc, he has co-founded the Impact Billions Movement, and also created the Gentleman's Mafia Instagram Network. Learn the best way to attract people on social media, why content is no longer king, and what ideas Jason has for real estate investors who integrate Instagram into their marketing strategies.

8 Gym Exercises (YOU'RE DOING WRONG!)   Check out my client Jason Stone's transformation where he gained a whole bunch of muscle We've all seen that guy in the gym bench pressing a ton of weight with hardly any range of motion. Or the spotter that rips the weight off on every rep [...] The post 8 Gym Exercises (YOU’RE DOING WRONG!) | Gravity Transformation appeared first on Gravity Transformation.

On today’s episode I have a VERY special guest. Someone who I consider one of my personal mentors from afar. You may know him as the millionaire mentor, he has become one of the most renown social media influencers in the country, he has been ranked on Forbes multiple times amongst the TOP 25 social media influencers in the game right now with over 3.3MILLION FOLLOWERS. I have the ONE and ONLY Jason Stone on today’s episode. We discuss his story on how he became the Millionaire Mentor, the HUSTLE, and building a BRAND. Make sure you check out BOTH of his pages and give him a follow: PS: Listen until the end to find out the FIRST thing Jason bought as a millionaire. Stay tuned! ;) Main IG: https://www.instagram.com/jason__stone/ Business IG: https://www.instagram.com/millionaire_mentor/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Today Nicholas interviews Jason Stone, who is best known as the millionaire mentor. Jason is a social media guru having grown several accounts to over 1 million followers and offering his skills and insight to clients through his millionaire mentor site and leadership in social media influence.   Timestamped Show Notes: [ 04:44 ] The Back Story [ 05:27 ] Starting with Social Media [ 07:50 ] Generating an Audience [ 11:05 ] Money on the Mind [ 17:43 ] Responsibility of Impact [ 20:04 ] Branding [ 28:53 ] Content Distribution     Takeaways: When you begin by adding value through your social media you can build trust with your audience, don’t hold back on what you have to offer. If you are a carpet cleaning company you should teach your audience how to clean their own carpets without selling them your services. You might think you are giving away your trade secrets but people buy for convenience. So although you taught them how to do it themselves, they will buy your services because you took the time to teach them a built their trust. When you lack confidence in a relationship you will have to work to adapt to your partner's fame or success. It’s important to be adaptable in a relationship and offer support to one another. Content used to the king but distribution is now king. You can have great content but if no one sees it you won’t grow. The best way to distribute is to get shoutouts on other accounts as well as mentions and shares. Having people screenshot and share your account in their stories with reasons why they should follow you. Focus also on your bio and first six posts representing what you do.

10 Exercises Every Man Should Do Check out my Jason Stone's transformation where he put on a whole bunch of muscle What's up everyone today's I want to go over 10 exercises that every man should be doing. There's a certain look that we can define as more of an attribute of a [...] The post 10 Exercises Every Man Should Do | Gravity Transformation appeared first on Gravity Transformation.

On this episode of the podcast Casey interviews Jason Stone aka The Millionaire Mentor. It is the #1 Entrepreneur Lifestyle Publication. I’m pretty certain you’ve seen some of his picture online. He’s built a powerful online presence unlike anyone has seen. Daily motivation, inspiration and education for the masses. In this episode they talk about Instagram growth and building a BRAND. Show him some love and follow him @millionaire_mentor. Sit back and enjoy the show!Show Details: The Rise of The Young Podcast is showcasing some of the most creative minds of this era, and will be providing you with actionable steps to help transform your life & business.

In this interview, I talk with Tim Karsliyev who runs the 1 million followed Instagram page @dailydose and has worked closely with other influencers like Jason Stone @millionaire_mentor, @agentsteven, Joe Duncan of @before5am, and many other prominent figures in the entrepreneur, success, and lifestyle space on Instagram. He shares his story of how he got into social media and his journey in how he was able to build a successful business and making invaluable connections through social media. Also checkout the page @impactbillions that Tim was talking about in the interview. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, Stitcher, Soundcloud, and leave us a review. Also feel free to connect with Tim through Instagram @dailydose and myself @ray.ahn or on Facebook as Tim Karsliyev or myself as Raymond Ahn. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/socialray/support

In this interview, I talk with Tim Karsliyev who runs the 1 million followed Instagram page @dailydose and has worked closely with other influencers like Jason Stone @millionaire_mentor, @agentsteven, Joe Duncan of @before5am, and many other prominent figures in the entrepreneur, success, and lifestyle space on Instagram. He shares his story of how he got into social media and his journey in how he was able to build a successful business and making invaluable connections through social media. Please subscribe to us on iTunes, Stitcher, Soundcloud, and leave us a review. Also feel free to connect with Tim through Instagram @dailydose and myself @ray.ahn or on Facebook as Tim Karsliyev or myself as Raymond Ahn. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/socialray/support

9 Foods you should NEVER EAT if you want a SIX PACK Check out my client Jason Stone’s transformation where he put on a whole bunch of muscle I've been working out 7 days a week twice a day every day and I just can't figure out why I'm not losing weight. Like [...] The post 9 Foods you should NEVER EAT if you want a SIX PACK | Gravity Transformation appeared first on Gravity Transformation.

Jason Stone, the Instagram King with over 2.4 Million followers reveals how he dominates Instagram and how you can too. He has used Instagram to build a list of rabid fans. He has used Instagram to sell physical products, franchises, local businesses, information products and affiliate offers. He reveals the magic to Instagram and how to monetize posts. Show Notes [5:00] How effective are hashtags? [8:00] How to use shoutouts and what are they. [14:00] How to have an active following on your social media. [21:00] Why to use Instagram to market.   Links: FunnelHackerRadio.com FunnelHackerRadio.com/freetrial FunnelHackerRadio.com/dreamcar MillMentor.com

HOW to GET your ABS to SHOW and POP OUT without Flexing Check out my client Jason Stone's transformation where he put on a whole bunch of muscle. How do you get your abs to show without flexing? how do you make them pop and make them more visible? Fortunately, there is a [...] The post HOW to GET your ABS to SHOW and POP OUT without Flexing | Gravity Transformation appeared first on Gravity Transformation.

Alice sits over tea in YumChaa talks to Jason Stone of DavidReviews.com about being the Cheryl Cole of media journalism, the power of words, equality, difference, gender, limiting freedom of speech, the nature of screens leading to a two dimensionalising of discourse and so on. Alice is available as ever at aliterative on instagram and twitter or alicefraser.com