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Jason Ellis is a radio host, professional skateboarder, mixed martial arts fighter, truck racer, boxer, rock singer, actor, and New York Times best-selling author … he’s really an everyman!In this episode we talk about his childhood in Australia, coming to America, his sexuality, dealing with his substance abuse, his epic and career defining appearances on the Howard Stern show. Who could ever forget George Takei’s birthday show when Jason’s penis was the present! We also discuss how Jason used MDMA therapy to remember and confront his childhood sexual abuse. How being molested is part of what defines both Jason and myself as adults and then how we parent our children. Once Jason came out as bisexual, he started using dating apps with various levels of success and how being sexually open has affected his marriages. In so many ways Jason has been fighting his whole life but he is truly a WINNER! JASON’S BOOK www.jasonellisbook.comJASON’S WEBSITE www.officialjasonellis.comJASON’S INSTAGRAM www.instagram.com/wolfmateJASON’S TWITTER www.twitter.com/ellismate

In this episode the host Jason B. Godoy talks about the different experiences he has encountered over the past 2 years as he has consciously chose to live intentionally and purposefully opposed to living in a realm of expectation, attachment and neediness. The most recent experience Jason encountered was on a recent vacation as he had booked trips to San Diego, Las Vegas and Ensenada while living in the mindset of expectation and expecting to have a good time. Once Jason got intentional about what he wanted on each of these trips he was able to not only enjoy himself but remained focused and purposeful the entire vacation. Towards the end of the episode Jason shares about an encounter he had with a girl on the cruise boat and how as they stayed up late and as he got tired he allowed himself to slip into the realm of expectation. Ultimately the expectation caused me to feel uneasy and out of integrity. Upon realizing this Jason acknowledged and got clear on his intentions verbally expressing his commitments to his new friend allowing them to ultimately both achieve what they wanted (sleep) that night. Where in your life have you fallen into the trap of expectation and attachment over intention and commitment? If today episode was helpful to you or if you know a friend who may find value in it please feel free to share with a friend. If you think some one else may benefit from the gift of Wonder than you can leave an honest rating and review on apple podcast. Reviews are a valuable tool towards spreading the gift of Wonder to those who have lost it in the hustle and bustle of life. To learn more about the podcast you can go www.wakeupwithwonder.com and to learn more about the host you can find him on Facebook or Instagram at Jason B. Godoy. Lastly, if you want to wake up with Wonder message Jason on social media or at jasonbgodoy@outlook.com and say “I want to wake up with wonder.” Have a wonderful day! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wakeupwithwonder/message

“Curiosity killed the cat, but .........” —I’m willing to bet you don’t know the end of this quote? In today’s episode the host Jason B. Godoy shares with you about how growing up his mom would always stifle his curiosity and tell him he asked too many questions by saying curiosity killed the cat. This effected Jason to the point where as an adult he struggled feeling ok just asking simple questions to gain clarity I new environments and to Understand people. Once Jason overcame this fear then he started asking the wrong questions and sometimes he would be left with answers that he didn’t want to hear that would leave him feeling uncomfortable. Once again “curiosity killed the cat” because after this Jason was didn’t want to ask any questions for fear of hearing a shocking answer. It wasn’t until Jason learned the 2nd half of the quote “satisfaction brings it back” that he began digging deeper and getting more curious about people and life. Doing so helped him to flex his creativity muscle, develop more empathy and create deeper connections. Tune into this episode where Jason shares with you the exercise he likes to call “curios George” that he used to connect with strangers, develop empathy and build stronger connections. For more information about the podcast you can go to www.wakeupwithwonder.com - for more info about the host you can go to Facebook or Instagram at Jason B Godoy. Lastly if today’s episode was valuable to you please feel free share it with a friend or to leave a rating and a review on apple podcasts. Thank you and have a wonderful day. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wakeupwithwonder/message

Writer Chris Mancini walks us through issues #7 and #8 of Long Ago and Far Away.Once Jason was the Child Knight who saved Elvenwood. Now he's a depressed 30-year-old with a dead-end job. But Elvenwood needs him again...Long Ago and Far Away is available for purchase now: https://www.comixology.com/Long-Ago-and-Far-Away-7/digital-comic/781879Follow Fred Van Lente: https://twitter.com/fredvanlenteConnect with us on social media and let us know what you think. Which comics would you like to have a commentary track for?https://twitter.com/BENBLACKERCOMIC BOOK COMMENTARY IS A FOREVER DOG PODCAST:http://foreverdogproductions.com/fdpn/podcasts/comic-book-commentary

Crowley returns as Joe is out this week. With Crowley back in the driver’s seat, we discuss all the news that nobody cares about. What news segment would be complete without Crowley baggin’ on Kotaku and Sea of Thieves at the same time!! It’s good to be back…for just this episode. Once Jason and Crowley are done with the news, we deep dive into why Hollywood can’t make a good video game movie. This list is awful.  OUTSIDE SOURCES: https://www.gameinformer.com/2019/05/03/bioware-recommits-to-anthem-as-rumors-swirl-about-dragon-age-taking-priority https://www.gamesradar.com/respawn-confirms-star-wars-jedi-fallen-order-gameplay-will-be-shown-at-ea-play/ https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2019/05/iraq-government-bans-computer-games-including-pubg-190505093722737.html https://kotaku.com/sea-of-thieves-new-arena-mode-is-all-the-good-and-bad-1834515034

The Private Party this episode with Jason, Mike, Carlos and myself after some live technicial difficulties where we debate if pink vs red Starbursts.are number one? What kind of milk and juices did they serve you in school? Which chocolate powders/syrups are the "correct" ones to use for chocolate milk? We all eat too much cereal. Did you get your Bronx Breakfast this morning, a coffee and a loosie? Once Jason hits 30, we all need to start going to the doctor for our prostate exams. Carlos the only one down with feet. New Vice Land series for behind the scenes of wrestling in the 70s/80s. The whole group feels young still these days. Mike doesn't want anyone to FaceTime him, ever! Game systems used to come with ALL of the peripherals as a bundle. When we quit and then restarted watching wrestling. Where does Vince find these guys? I have hairy arms and hands like a monkey. My brother was watching an old episode instead of watching the current live episode. We learn that Canadians call Mushrooms "Zoomers".

On today's show Jason Spyres joined John to discuss the major injustice he suffered as a result of selling cannabis in his teens. Jason was arrested on drug charges nearly 20 years ago. In the years since, he’s been on a path of personal success and growth. When he was 19 years old, he was arrested for selling cannabis during an undercover sting, and until recently, the state of Illinois had kept him out of society for it. Jason served 15 years of a 30-year prison sentence. Once Jason got a taste of freedom, he pushed relentlessly for his goals. While on work release he worked 2 jobs and took on a full slate of college classes to work towards his goal of becoming an engineer. Currently, Jason is enrolled at Stanford University and is actively petitioning the Governor of Illinois for a full pardon. Jason will be the first to tell you that he's not doing this for himself, but to blaze a trail for those who do not have the resources to fight for themselves. 

Jason Gorov, a smooth jazz radio promoter and music marketing professional, joins us as our special guest to discuss his professional expertise in radio and promotions. Jason explains how he has been interested in radio promotions since childhood while watching and learning from his father, Cliff Gorov who is a pioneer in smooth jazz radio promotion. Once Jason became an adult, he dived straight into radio promotion and joined his father's company, Gorov Music Marketing. Jason provides an excellent description of exactly what it takes for an artist's song to be played on radio, which he emphasizes begins with a strong product and melody. Jason also highlights the best way for artists to go about receiving radio promotion services and a step-by-step plan for getting your music considered for radio airplay. To learn more about Jason Gorov and his radio promotion services, please visit his website and follow social media at: Website: www.gorovmusic.com Twitter/Instagram/Facebook: @gorovmusic

Roller coasters are usually fun — but not so much in an entrepreneurial theme park. Many business owners and entrepreneurs struggle with overcoming the obstacles that fluctuations and inconsistences produce. And they prove to be exceptionally disheartening when it comes to their webinar strategies.   Jason Wardrop is the founder of Arsenal MKG, a social lead generation platform tailored for real estate agents. He’s been Joel’s client for over a year and in this episode, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at a year of Jason’s webinar marketing angles and funnels — the successes, the flops, the good, bad, and ugly. But most importantly, how he transformed his webinar’s roller coaster of success into the ultimate ride of dependability.   Episode Discussions: Simplification of your message is vital to your success Why Jason’s first webinar strategy ‘tanked’ Reasons to target the beginner market The timeline of Jason’s webinar roller coaster The standard follow-up sequence for live webinars Knowing your target market and speaking to their desires Why “the more you email, the more money you make” doesn’t always work/isn’t always true The curse of the expert A winning headline formula for your webinar website Joel and Jason’s mindset shifts that ultimately boosted their revenue Joel hasn’t seen this in any market other than real estate (he’s still perplexed) Why the standard follow-up email sequence may not work for the real estate market A breakdown of Jason’s email sequences: Fails and wins Why 24-hour webinars psychologically make sense for cold traffic The brilliant sequence strategy Jason uses for cold traffic Joe’s creative writing advice for webinars The 2 game changers that increased Jason’s webinar conversions An ideal time to target real estate agents with your webinar Value-packed tips on how to resonate with your target market and create a bigger impact with your webinar   [1:47] Jason's story: Has been an entrepreneur for 7 years (online marketing) In 2015, founded Arsenal MKG -a social lead generation platform that helps real estate agents generate leads for their business. [2:45] Webinar history: Marketed software to network marketers Ran webinars for weeks without success Targeted real estate market using the same webinar with a few minor tweaks Had two sales the first week. Realigned marketing to target real estate agents [4:33] Jason's original offer was $300/year. Increased to $497. [5:29] "I was attracting unemployed engineers and that was the first major shift I had — I can't sell to broke people. So I can take the exact same offer and sell it to a different audience and charge more money for it."-JE [7:26] Jason sold 4/week but saw potential to increase. [7:53] One of Jason's big mental shifts: realizing he wasn't selling more because he didn't feel like he could fulfill more than 4 people. [8:16] Once Jason put his fears aside, he scaled up his sales to 8, sometimes 11 per week. Totaling $10K per webinar. [9:17] Jason had his biggest day ever right before the end of 2016. But his first webinar of 2017 was "total crickets." [10:03] The roller coaster begins: January of 2017, Jason's list had approximately 9,000 people on it. February - he sold a $37 mini-course resulting in a $12K increase from his biggest month ever. March - sales increased $20K. April - sales dropped and became inconsistent. May - Jason takes a break to work on revamping the webinar. June, “I launched my webinar thinking it was gonna kill it and then I realized my messaging was totally off and rewrote [the webinar] three times before I got I working again." [15:21] Jason’s two game changers: Simplifying the webinar to make it more consumable for his "non-tech savvy" market Recreated the offer itself to resonate with his market. [17:39] "It was the same offering but instead of saying, 'Hey, we'll set up one lead generation campaign, we'll get you to thirty leads per month consistently."-JW [19:02] "As you're trying to sell your own products, services or courses, we have this curse of the expert I see all the time with the webinar campaign."-JE [19:49] Headline formula: Who you're talking to + what you want them to become. [20:25 Joel and Jason finished reworking the webinar end of June. 1st webinar results: Sent to list, no paid traffic Totaled almost 300 registrants 50% show-up rate Immediately had six sales Within 24 hours, 5 additional sales 11 sales after first week [23:11] "I had never seen follow up sales — let alone double the amount of sales — so I was so pumped about that."-JW [23:32] "Whenever you look at the market size, the beginners of any market are always going to be your biggest pool and usually your most attractive pool."-JE [25:00] Jason breaks down his 5+ failed follow up sequences [26:08] Jason's current sequence (for 24-hour webinar): Thursday morning - Live webinar (he's found it to be the best time that works for agents). Thursday afternoon - Sends a webinar replay email to follow up with non-buying attendees. Introduces urgency. (46% open rate) Four hours before offer expiration – intense urgency to ‘go in and check it out.’ Non-attendees receive an email invite to an encore auto webinar that starts at the top of every hour. Non-openers receive an email with a different attractive subject line. [28:42] Joel compares and contrasts Jason’s sequences. [29:29] 24-hour webinars psychologically make sense for cold traffic. "I think it's brilliant and it tipped the tables for you 100%."-JE [30:37] How cold traffic responds to frequent emails: "They've never heard your name and all the sudden this random Jason Wardrop guy has emailed me 4 times in one day?!...Take me off your list!"-JW [32:02] Joel's creative writing advice for webinars: Don't pigeonhole yourself into a specific formula. [33:06] Jason’s future: Looking to launch software into the insurance market (and possibly fitness). [35:32] "Just gotta hustle and sprint while it's all still working good because you know that winters can always come to any business."-JW [35:40] What's your ROI now on your ad spend with this new cold traffic webinar? It's 3x in week one and I haven't put upsells in place." [36:52] Joel's takeaways for the audience: Analyze what market you're really speaking to With the beginner market, there's always leads coming in. Think about it just like a funnel: The most educated, moderately educated, and the uneducated. If you can speak to the uneducated, you speak to all of them.   Connect with Jason: Arsenalmkg.com – to check out the official Yoursocialsystem.com – to check out Jason's webinar funnel Yoursocialsystem.com/system – to check out Jason’s automated webinar Facebook - to reach out and ask questions   Follow and watch a behind-the-scenes look at how I’m personally launching a brand new 6 & 7 figure product from scratch at SoldWithWebinars.com/TV Join our Facebook group at SoldWithWebinars.com/Experts