Podcast appearances and mentions of mike glauser

This weeks episode was a great one, it was fun to chat with Mike about his decision to leave the classroom because he was teaching something he hadn't done and he wanted to prove to himself he could do it. He was able to successfully build and scale a large company.  He talked about his new book One People, One Planet and the steps to increasing happiness in our lives. We hope you enjoy our conversation with Mike. 

“We can't judge people today who could be different tomorrow.” - Michael Glauser  The greatest of happiness occurs in relationships, yet as a society, we have lost our way in building and sustaining meaningful relationships. We don't talk to our neighbors as much as we did a decade ago – and the detrimental effects of this lost art is greatly affecting the next generation to lead our world. Over 40% of high school students are persistently sad and feeling hopeless, while 40% of college students say they are too depressed to do their school work. Additionally, 60% of college students say the loneliness epidemic is a very real problem in their own lives. After years of pulling research together about the principles for happiness and civility, Mike Glauser decided it was time to put it all into book form and call it One People One World. In today's episode, Dr. Michelle Robin asks Mike what those six universal truths are that he presents in his book. While these truths have been on this earth for 5,000 years – and are backed by significant academic research – people are still struggling to reconnect to them despite how simple they seem. Mike dives into why action is required – not just reading or thinking about them. Tune in as he shares insight of what he's learned over the years after doing bicycle tours through small-town America.    About Today's Guests:  Michael Glauser is an entrepreneur, business consultant, university professor, and author of Main Street Entrepreneurand One People One Planet. He's also the Executive Director of the Clark Center for Entrepreneurship at Utah State University. He has built successful companies in the retail, wholesale, and consulting industries. He has worked with hundreds of startup ventures and large corporations. He is the co-founder and CEO of My New Enterprise, an online training, and development company. He's the Director of the SEED self-sufficiency program, helping people around the world to improve their standard of living and benefit their communities through entrepreneurship. Mike's great passion is helping people create successful companies, gain financial freedom, and live the life of their dreams.  Mentioned in the Episode:  Main Street Entrepreneur by Mike Glauser One People One Planet by Mike Glauser One People One Planet website Mike Glauser's website Big Shifts Foundation

Entrepreneur and professor Mike Glauser lays out a clear path to help us all increase our happiness and live peacefully on this planet

We are all One and we are all on this planet together; while this is not a new concept, what is NEW is people really getting this at a deep level.   In this episode, Mike Glauser is our guest. He isn't a theologian or an ancient philosopher but in his new book he knew the message was important called One People One Planet. People across generations are feeling lonely and discouraged, so Mike is leaning on the most insightful people in the history of mankind to make people happier. What's in this episode:  How we see superficial cues and why we need to learn to get over what people look like and get to the core of what a SOUL means Why we must let go of the fabricated illusionary Self to prove to ourselves that we can evolve to be something more enjoyable  We are all works in progress and we can choose to be different tomorrow - think about the powerful story of the holiday movie Scrooge All beings on this planet are One, it's time we choose to SEE this and FEEL the interconnectivity  If we give things away that need those things, we're happier than if we don't do that (and there's a huge study to prove it!)  The Law of Karma underlies everything because everything is energy in motion (and physics finally caught up to this primeval truth) All beings on this Earth are a family and how important this fundamental truth is to get Plus, so much more! Reminder: We have the video versions on the Disrupt Now Podcast Video Channel here: https://rumble.com/c/c-1001332  Always go to www.disruptnowprogram.com/podcast to read all the details about our episodes and explore our guests!

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«Blaues Hirni», «Belper Knolle», «Pixel» – alles Käse von Mike Glauser. Wieso Prinz Charles zu seinen Klienten zählt und weshalb ihm das Betrachten des Sonnenaufgangs mehr bedeutet als royale Kundschaft, das verrät der Emmentaler in «Focus». Es waren einmal zwei Buben, die auf zwei gegenüberliegenden Hügeln im Emmental lebten. Was wie der Beginn eines Märchens klingt, ist Realität. Mike Glauser und sein Freund Jürg Wyss kennen sich von Kindesbeinen an. Ab Mitte der Nuller Jahre tüfteln sie mit Käse herum und erobern im Laufe der Zeit die Gaumen der Gourmets von Tokyo bis London. Die Gründerstory von «Jumi» wird zur Erfolgsgeschichte und die beiden Freunde zu gestandenen Unternehmern. Der Käser Mike Glauser über die lausbubenhafte Leichtigkeit, den Mut zum Ausprobieren und die Kraft des Zufalls.

Summary: Listen in on my conversation with Mike Glauser, author of Main Street Entrepreneur and professor at Utah State University.  There are patterns for creating a successful business. Mike has interviewed many entrepreneurs and uses his personal experience as a successful entrepreneur to help share those patterns.    What you'll learn: What made Mike become an Entrepreneur Mike's biggest challenges How entrepreneurs are NOT big risk-takers Managing through team huddles When you are successful, you can help more people The three “P's” to be a successful entrepreneur If you have Passion then failure will not be an obstacle The important thing to do before building a business Importance of keeping your passion alive Your first business doesn't have to fulfill your lifetime dream Mentioned on the show: Main Street Entrepreneur – By Mike Glauser

Ever ridden your bike coast to coast in the name of entrepreneurship? Today's guest has. Mike Glauser is an entrepreneur, author and contributor to Entrepreneur.com. He's studied thousands of successful entrepreneurs and now teaches students the skills that increase your odds of being a successful business owner.     In this show you'll learn: the best way to find mentors and add value to them what are primary mentor - and how you can leverage them to find more mentors the business world moves so fast that without mentors you won't be able to learn everything you need by trial and error   I'd like to personally http://www.menteepodcast.com/innercircle (invite you to join The Inner Circle.) Check out the website and message Natalee with any questions (@nataleechamplin on Instagram, Natalee Allen Champlin on Facebook) http://www.menteepodcast.com/innercircle   If you've enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the Mentee Podcast on iTunes and leave us a 5 star review for the show. This is the easiest way you can help us make an impact on more people. Free Resources at http://menteepodcast.com/resources/ (http://menteepodcast.com/resources/)

Ever ridden your bike coast to coast in the name of entrepreneurship? Today's guest has. Mike Glauser is an entrepreneur, author and contributor to Entrepreneur.com. He's studied thousands of successful entrepreneurs and now teaches students the skills that increase your odds of being a successful business owner.     In this show you'll learn: Why small business is more fulfilling than big business Your idea is not necessarily an opportunity… but Mike will show you how you can find out if it is! How to use the “NERCM” model to see if your idea to see if it is an opportunity (need, experience, resources, customers, model). Don't dream about being big, until you've had success being small The easiest way to get into the consulting business How to validate your business idea - with first hand information, not hope General guidelines for your gross margin and net income ratios. The number one skill an entrepreneur could have Find a need, build a relationship, sell a solution I'd like to personally http://www.menteepodcast.com/innercircle (invite you to join The Inner Circle.) Check out the website and message Natalee with any questions (@nataleechamplin on Instagram, Natalee Allen Champlin on Facebook) http://www.menteepodcast.com/innercircle   If you've enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the Mentee Podcast on iTunes and leave us a 5 star review for the show. This is the easiest way you can help us make an impact on more people. Free Resources at http://menteepodcast.com/resources/ (http://menteepodcast.com/resources/)

Mike Glauser is a successful entrepreneur, seasoned educator, published author, and has consulted for some of the largest companies in the United States. In this episode, Mike details his entry and exit of multiple successful start-up companies, his groundbreaking research on entrepreneurship, and some of the key takeaways from his latest book, Main Street Entrepreneur. There is so much more to learn from Mike than what we got to chance to cover on our podcast. For more, check out mikeglauser.com.

He rode a bicycle 4,000 miles across America to interview 100 remarkable entrepreneurs. Mike Glauser shares the keys to building a thriving business. ThinkLikeAJournalist.com See the show notes.

Mike Glauser has extensive experience as an entrepreneur, business consultant, and university professor. He is the co-founder and chairman of My New Enterprise, an online training and development company for aspiring entrepreneurs. He is also the founder and former CEO of Golden Swirl Management Company and of Northern Lights. Mike has consulted with numerous startup companies and large corporations in the areas of business strategy, organizational effectiveness, and leadership development. His clients have included Associated Food Stores, The Boeing Company, Department of Workforce Services and others. Mike is currently the Executive Director of the Clark Center for Entrepreneurship at Utah State University. He has published numerous articles in magazines and two books on entrepreneurship: Glorious Accidents and The Business of Heart. His latest book, Main Street Entrepreneur, chronicles a 4,000-mile cross-country bicycle journey he took to interview 100 successful entrepreneurs across the United States. What you’ll learn about in this episode What the future of work looks like Why you should not be fearful of failing Having a problem-solver mindset Why you need to have a purpose behind your business Why you should study other successful entrepreneurs Why you need to hire ‘A’ players Why you need to build a platform to reach potential customers Why you need to look at your business as a portfolio of products How best to connect with Mike: Website: www.mikeglauser.com Website: www.themainstreetentrepreneur.com Website: www.mynewenterprise.com Email: mike@mikeglauser.com

Mike Glauser has extensive experience as an entrepreneur, business consultant, and university professor. He is the co-founder and chairman of My New Enterprise, an online training and development company for aspiring entrepreneurs. My New Enterprise developed their own entrepreneur training program, which Mike will tell us all about. He is also the founder and former CEO of Golden Swirl Management Company and of Northern Lights. Both companies were sold to CoolBrands International. Mike has consulted with hundreds of startup companies and large corporations in the areas of business strategy, organizational effectiveness and leadership development. His clients have included Associated Food Stores, The Boeing Company, Department of Workforce Services and Esso of Inter-America. Mike is currently the Executive Director of the Clark Center for Entrepreneurship in the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University. He has published numerous articles in magazines and three books on entrepreneurship: Glorious Accidents, The Business of Heart and Main Street Entrepreneur, which chronicles his 4,000-mile bicycle ride across America to interview 100 remarkable entrepreneurs who have successfully merged livelihood and lifestyle in places they want to live. Mike has appeared on Great Day America, First Business from Washington, Associated Press Radio, Voice of America, Good Morning Chicago, Kansas City Live, and many other radio and TV programs. He received a Ph.D. from Purdue University, and BS and MS degrees from the University of Utah. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Mike’s background My New Enterprise, Mike’s business for teaching what makes a successful entrepreneur My New Enterprise’s entrepreneur training program The goals that drive successful entrepreneurs Why you need to launch a true business opportunity and not just an idea (and the five things that make for a true business opportunity) Developing your supporting cast Maximizing your resources Building a community of raving fans Mike’s book “Main Street Entrepreneur” Why anyone can build a successful business Ways to contact Mike: Website: www.mikeglauser.com Website: www.themainstreetentrepreneur.com Website: www.mynewenterprise.com Book: “Main Street Entrepreneur: Build Your Dream Company Doing What You Love Where You Live” A transcript of this episode is available at: systemexecution.com/mike-glauser

Meet Mike Glauser the ultimate entrepreneur. Mike knew early on that he wanted to be an entrepreneur, but instead of jumping in headfirst, he went to school to study entrepreneurship and found that while he learned a ton, he needed hands-on experience to test his book-smarts. This led to founding multiple businesses, teaching entrepreneurship at the university level and writing bestseller "Main Street Entrepreneur" after interviewing 100 entrepreneurs in 100 towns across America.

Segment 1: Dr. Marsha Firestone is President & Founder of the Women Presidents' Organization. As Executive Director of The Women's Economic Summit, she led development of a plan presented to Congress for accelerating growth of women's businesses. She recently co-authored the “50 Fastest Growing Women-Owned/Led Companies Guide to Growth”, sponsored by American Express.Segment 2: Garrett Sutton is a bestselling author and attorney. He is the author of “TOXIC CLIENT:  Knowing and Avoiding Problem Customers”.Segment 3: Mike Glauser is an entrepreneur, business consultant and university professor who has built successful companies in the retail, wholesale, and consulting industries. His passion is helping people create successful businesses, gain financial freedom, and live the life of their dreams. His latest book, Main Street Entrepreneur: Build Your Dream Company Doing What You Love a Where You Live (Entrepreneur Press), is a roadmap for doing exactly that. Segment 4: Barry Moltz shares how to get your business unstuck.Segment 5: Dr. Max McKeown is an author, a behavioral strategist, and a speaker. His new research is all about the power of the #Nowist mindset, outlining personal strategies to live better in the now. Sponsored by Nextiva.

Building a business on what you know is a key factor for success. The more you know about your industry, the greater your outlook for success. The less you know, the greater your chance for failure. Whether you’re already in business, or looking to start a business, it pays to heed the advice of others who have walked in your shoes. Join Mark and Mat as they discuss the importance on building a business on what you know with their guest Mike Glauser. Mike has extensive experience as an entrepreneur, business consultant and university professor. He is the cofounder and chairman of My New Enterprise, an online training and development company for aspiring entrepreneurs. Mike is currently the Executive Director of the Clark Center for Entrepreneurship in the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University. He has published three books on entrepreneurship: Glorious Accidents, The Business of Heart and Main Street Entrepreneur, which chronicles his 4,000 mile bicycle ride across America to interview 100 remarkable entrepreneurs. Mike has appeared on Great Day America, First Business from Washington, Voice of America, Good Morning Chicago and Associated Press Radio. The Show will broadcast LIVE this Wednesday, July 13th, at 12 noon MTN / 2:00 pm EST. You can listen in on the road at 646-668-8326 or listen in from your computer. More info at www.refreshyourwealth.com

Building a business on what you know is a key factor for success. The more you know about your industry, the greater your outlook for success. The less you know, the greater your chance for failure. Whether you’re already in business, or looking to start a business, it pays to heed the advice of others who have walked in your shoes. Join Mark and Mat as they discuss the importance on building a business on what you know with their guest Mike Glauser. Mike has extensive experience as an entrepreneur, business consultant and university professor. He is the cofounder and chairman of My New Enterprise, an online training and development company for aspiring entrepreneurs. Mike is currently the Executive Director of the Clark Center for Entrepreneurship in the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business at Utah State University. He has published three books on entrepreneurship: Glorious Accidents, The Business of Heart and Main Street Entrepreneur, which chronicles his 4,000 mile bicycle ride across America to interview 100 remarkable entrepreneurs. Mike has appeared on Great Day America, First Business from Washington, Voice of America, Good Morning Chicago and Associated Press Radio. The Show will broadcast LIVE this Wednesday, July 13th, at 12 noon MTN / 2:00 pm EST. You can listen in on the road at 646-668-8326 or listen in from your computer. More info at www.refreshyourwealth.com

In this episode we learn about the great advantages of Skype Meetings, to enhance performance for Small Businesses and Entrepreneurs. Plus, Steve interviews Author and Small Business Expert, Mike Glauser about this book Main Street Entrepreneurs.

Today’s Cash Flow Diary podcast guest, Mike Glauser (a.k.a., the Main Street Entrepeneur) has done something not many entrepreneurs have. He bicycled across America talking to small business owners about what makes our country’s entrepreneurs tick! He visited 100 cities and learned a great deal.  But before he hit the road he went through the college track, earning his PhD in his 20s. In his first teaching position (in which he would be teaching business organizational skills) it hit him that 1) he was the youngest guy in the room, and 2) if he is to teach actual business owners and those who were there to learn how to take their businesses to the next level he should first obtain the experience of business ownership.  So he did.  Mike opened a business with his wife and it did amazingly well. Far more quickly than he imagined possible, their business became Very profitable. The next thing Mike knew, he had received a phone call by someone who wanted to buy the business.  Long story short, Mike wasn’t interested in selling, but then there was a negotiation that ended in an all-cash offer. It was a life-changing event. Now he could get back to the classroom and teach entrepreneurship differently. He would get out and talk to entrepreneurs in the field, somewhat like an entrepreneurial anthropologist.  The next step was to write books about his adventures. Mike has an unwavering passion about helping entrepreneurs launch companies. He does it today through The Jeffrey D. Clark Center for Entrepreneurship. The cool thing is that Mike teaches from the trenches and not from only an academic knowledge base. In this episode you will learn about the mindset shift you need to make to become an entrepreneur and how it isn’t for the “faint of heart.” One must have a passion for what they want to do starting a business. You’ll also learn why more people don’t become entrepreneurs. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Learn more. Listen now. 

Mike Glauser has extensive experience as an entrepreneur, business consultant, and university professor. He is the co-founder and chairman of My New Enterprise, an online training and development company for aspiring entrepreneurs. He is also the founder and former CEO of Golden Swirl Management Company and of Northern Lights. Mike has consulted with numerous startup companies and large corporations in the areas of business strategy, organizational effectiveness, and leadership development. His clients have included Associated Food Stores, The Boeing Company, Department of Workforce Services and others. Mike is currently the Executive Director of the Clark Center for Entrepreneurship at Utah State University. He has published numerous articles in magazines and two books on entrepreneurship: Glorious Accidents and The Business of Heart. His new book, Main Street Entrepreneur, chronicles a 4,000-mile cross-country bicycle journey he took to interview 100 successful entrepreneurs across America. The book is available now wherever books are sold. Secret – timesaving technique Mike creates a plan for what he wants to achieve in the next year or two -- plan your days so that you make steps for achieving these goals. ONWARD! Daily habit that contributes to success Taking breaks is critical -- Mike takes a break every morning to exercise. Could have ruined your business – but now – an invaluable learning experience Mike's company was seeing a major decline in sales in its established locations -- and Mike tells the whole story here. Most influential lesson learned from a mentor "Business is all about relationships." How best to connect with Mike: Course: mikeglauser.com/mainstreet