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Tom is a serial entrepreneur who leverages the whole 'work remotely' thing to a T, and currently runs his business from Chiang Mai, Thailand. He's in the business of marketing and also helping folks who want to create, teach, and sell a course do just that. He loves music and always thought it would be fun to get into that biz too. He managed to climb the charts of Polish hip-hop just for fun. What?! Contact Info: Shauna Ganes shauna@dmorris.com www.shaunaganes.com www.facebook.com/doitandbegladyoudid

Tom Libelt, 40, is an avowed and successful free enterprise businessman, describing himself without apology as a capitalist. This former hip hop sensation has led a charmed life from a young age, escaping as an 11-year-old with his family from his native Poland during the waning days of the Communist regime. Libelt eventually found himself in New York where he would take the hip hop scene by storm in the city's large Polish community. He released two albums with five hits on top ten Polish radio. Libelt, who now runs Smart Brand Marketing as well as online course marketing, out of Chiang Mai, Thailand, learned from a young age how to sell and negotiate business by getting haggled by Russian vendors back in Europe. He says after his family fled Poland for the US to escape the terrible grip of communism, his parents took any job they could to survive. Seeing this as a young man motivated him to never want a job, and to keep moving forward as an entrepreneur, publisher, salesman and creative artist. In this episode, Libelt recalls his own success from humble beginnings, explains why he started a business in Chiang Mai, Thailand, and he offers his assessment of America on the global stage. The US, he says, is under siege, battling to reverse an economic and broader decline with the rise of Asia. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/john-aidan-byrne0/support

Tom Libelt runs Smart Brand Marketing and We Market Online Courses. He has published around 5,000 Kindle books, built a successful SEO and online course marketing business, partnered with a Muay Thai champion, owned a coffee shop, a retail store, a record label, created a documentary, and releases two albums with five hits on top ten Polish radio. All of it was bootstrapped and done with zero outside funding.   Quotes To Remember: "Structure as much as possible." "The simplest things are the hardest things to do." "Most people are too comfortable." "Business isn't easy." "Resistance is always going to be there." "Usually the things that are easy don't lead to profits."    What You'll Learn: Overcoming entrepreneurial walls Turning pro with your passion Staying focused on top goals Eliminating distractions Building partnerships   Key Links From The Episode:   Smart Brand Marketing SBM Podcast Content Marketing Plaza Recommended Books: Content Marketing Secrets by Marc Guberti Podcast Domination by Marc Guberti The War of Art by Steven Pressfield Extreme Ownership by Jocko Willink Shoe Dog by Phil Knight The ONE Thing by Gary Keller Essentialism by Greg McKeown Total Recall by Arnold Schwarzenegger

Tom Libelt, Marketing Pro was recently interviewed as a spotlight guest on the Impact Makers Radio Show, “Let's Talk Business” series where he spoke around the topic of, “How to Market Online Courses.”During his episode, Libelt, CEO of Smart Brand Marketing in Chiang Mai, Thailand also addressed some of the myths, misconceptions, and common fears that entrepreneurs need to be aware of when seeking out online course marketing professionals.Prior to the show, Libelt spoke with Radio Talk Show Host, Stewart Andrew Alexander, openly, saying, “When it comes to sales online the product is the rock and without it, nothing else works but it is only 20% of the equation. The marketing, the sales, the pitch, the ads, the targeting etc... (those make up the other 80%).”To learn more about Tom Libelt visit: http://WeMarketOnlineCourses.comTo listen to the full episode on Impact Makers Radio go to: https://ImpactMakersRadio.com/Tom-LibeltGot some feedback to share? Let us know what you think in the comments section!Did you like this interview on, “How to Market Online Courses?”Please share it with your best people by using the social media buttons on this page...Please subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic episode updates for all our "Impact Makers Radio episodes!"And, finally, I make it a point to read every single one of the reviews we get... So, please take a moment to leave us a candid review and rating on iTunes... They go a long way in helping us out to get better rankings for the show...Please leave your review right now: http://ImpactMakersRadio.com/iTunesThanks for tuning in!

Tom Libelt, Marketing Pro was recently interviewed as a spotlight guest on the Impact Makers Radio Show, “Let's Talk Business” series where he spoke around the topic of, “How to Market Online Courses.”During his episode, Libelt, CEO of Smart Brand Marketing in Chiang Mai, Thailand also addressed some of the myths, misconceptions, and common fears that entrepreneurs need to be aware of when seeking out online course marketing professionals.Prior to the show, Libelt spoke with Radio Talk Show Host, Stewart Andrew Alexander, openly, saying, “When it comes to sales online the product is the rock and without it, nothing else works but it is only 20% of the equation. The marketing, the sales, the pitch, the ads, the targeting etc... (those make up the other 80%).”To learn more about Tom Libelt visit: http://WeMarketOnlineCourses.comTo listen to the full episode on Impact Makers Radio go to: https://ImpactMakersRadio.com/Tom-LibeltGot some feedback to share? Let us know what you think in the comments section!Did you like this interview on, “How to Market Online Courses?”Please share it with your best people by using the social media buttons on this page...Please subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic episode updates for all our "Impact Makers Radio episodes!"And, finally, I make it a point to read every single one of the reviews we get... So, please take a moment to leave us a candid review and rating on iTunes... They go a long way in helping us out to get better rankings for the show...Please leave your review right now: http://ImpactMakersRadio.com/iTunesThanks for tuning in!

Born in Communist Poland, Tom and his family moved to America where he immediately got a jump start on sales and business. After a short career in sales and as a DJ, Libelt started his own record label, a coffee shop, authored/continues to author 200-300 books A MONTH, and is the founder of smart brand marketing. He currently lives in Thailand and is a shining example of a hustler. In this episode he tells his story and reveals what makes his ventures succeed.

To był październik, druga klasa podstawówki, wszystkie czekałyśmy, aż w końcu do nas przyjdzie i pokaże nam szpagat. Przyszła i została naszą idolką. Każda z nas chciała, tak jak Karolina zostać baletnicą i tańczyć w baletkach na scenie. Karolina była starszą siostrą kolegi z klasy i z ogromną cierpliwością tłumaczyła nam na czym polegają treningi. Balet zamieniła na Pilates, ale cierpliwość i talent do przekazywania wiedzy nie zmieniły się i przyczyniły się do jej trenerskich sukcesów. Przeprowadziła w swoim życiu ponad 4000 godzin Pilates, wyszkoliła ponad 500 instruktorów fitness. Dzisiaj Karolina jest właścicielką Karolina Libelt Pilates Studio. Założyła Bałtycką Akademię Pilates. Jako pierwsza w Polsce zdobyła prestiżowy tytuł Master Instructora międzynarodowej szkoły Peak Pilates USA. Obecnie szkoleniowiec Peak Pilates Polska. Przez kilka lat Manager ds. szkoleń na regiony pomorskiego, szkoleniowiec i prezenter w Profi Fitness School, jednej ze szkół kształcących instruktorów fitness w Polsce i Irlandii. Była gimnastyczka sportowa i absolwentka Państwowej Szkoły Baletowej w Gdańsku. Master Instructor Pilates,Stretching, Zdrowy Kręgosłup oraz Trening Funckjonalny. Specjalistka form Body&Mind. Od ponad 11 lat związana z fitnessem. Kształciła się pod okiem najwybitniejszych szkoleniowców w Polsce jak i za granicą. Była uczestnikiem szkoleń, warsztatów i zajęć w największych szkołach kształcących instruktorów Pilates na świecie m.in. Pilates Institute (UK), Peak Pilates ( USA ), Stott Pilates ( Canada/USA ), Zenirgy ( M.Fritzke & T.Voogt - USA ). Posiada uprawnienia do prowadzenia zajęć Pilates Matwork ( na każdym poziomie zaawansowania ) , Pilates dla kobiet w ciąży i po porodzie, Pilates dla osób starszych, sportowców i osób z problemami kręgosłupa, Pilates Small Equipment oraz na sprzęcie, m.in. Reformer,Chair czy Cadillac. Twórczyni nowatorskich szkoleń i warsztatów z metody Pilates : Pilates CE, Pilates EQ, Pilates Reha Session, Centering & Balance oraz Therapeutical Spiral Movements. Prekursorka Treningu Funkcjonalnego w fitnessie w Trójmieście. Uczestniczka wielu szkoleń, warsztatów i konwencji w Polsce jak i za granicą. Jako instruktor stale kształci się poznając nowe metody pracy z ciałem, które wykorzystuje i skutecznie naucza na swoich zajęciach. Zafascynowana Pilatesem oraz Gyrokinesis, pasjonatka zajęć Spinning. Obecnie kształci się w kierunku pracy na maszynach Pilates. Z naszej rozmowy dowiesz się: Kto może praktykować Pilates Czy różni się ćwiczenie na macie od ćwiczeń na maszynach Co to jest kompensacja Po czym poznać dobrego trenera Jakich trenerów unikać Na czym polega holistyczne podejście do treningów W jaki sposób Pilates wzmacnia efektywność thriathlonistów, maratończyków czy osób trenujących cross fit Jakie korzyści  przynosi regularne praktykowanie Pilates : - mijają bóle kręgosłupa i stawów - mięśnie i ścięgna uzyskują większą elastyczność - poprawia się ruchomość w stawach - zwiększa się równowaga mięśniowa po obu stronach ciała - mięśnie głębokie kręgosłupa, miednicy i tułowia wzmacniają się tworząc tzw. gorset mięśniowy - ciało wysmukla się, sylwetka jest bardziej wyprostowana - poprawia się koordynacja nerwowo-mięśniowa oraz równowaga - wzrasta poziom endorfin odpowiedzialnych za dobre samopoczucie Przydatne linki Studio Karoliny Studio Pilates Joanny Ganszyniec w Warszawie Studio Pilates Weroniki Ratkowskiej w Poznaniu

Process and automation are keys to scaling a business. And in the case of serial entrepreneur Tom Libelt, they are the keys to him being able to publish as many as 300 books each month - and sell thousands of copies each month. And this combination of process and automation also allows him to run three other businesses. Libelt shares with us how a few of tips about how he’s been able to create processes and systems that allow him to publish so many books each month, do so with a limited number of people involved and limited number of hours of his personal time, drop cost of producing a book by 90% (from $75 per book down to $7.50), and why platforms like CreateSpace are helping him sell thousands of books each moth.