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About our Guest: Gregg Clunis is a lifelong entrepreneur and side-hustle master. He is the founder of Podsimply, a business marketing company that helps experts create high-performing podcasts. He is also the host of his own podcast, Tiny Leaps, Big Changes, that is being published as a book in January 2019. Gregg’s show was ranked in the top 100 self-help podcasts.   Episode summary: Gregg shares his own journey to podcasting and strategies for others interested in starting their own show. He talks about how to get and keep listeners, how to build and protect your brand, and what it really takes to turn around in 10 years and see you’ve built the life you always dreamed of.   Insights from this episode: How side gigs can give you a real boost Secrets to the practical necessities involved in changing your life Strategies to asking for help in your life and your business Secrets to getting to 1 million downloads on your podcast How to deal with negative feedback Strategies to avoid burning out when you’re starting a podcast   Quotes from the show: On why Gregg started his show: “I wanted to create something that focused exclusively on that piece, the piece no one wants to talk about. The part where you have to grind for 10 years before it actually shows up and affects your life in a real way.” - Gregg Clunis, Episode #147 “The reason I am where I am now is because of all these little decisions along the way that at the time, I thought didn’t matter.” - Gregg Clunis, Episode #147 “I dive headfirst into pretty much everything.” - Gregg Clunis, Episode #147 On standing out as you’re starting a podcast: “Be willing to do the thing no one else wants to do.” - Gregg Clunis, Episode #147 On creating real connections with your listeners and making yourself accessible: “It will work if you’re willing to give your audience the time of day and not act like you’re above it in some way.” - Gregg Clunis, Episode #147 The number one factor that has allowed Kevin to get to where he is now: “Ambition… the undying belief that I can do anything I put my mind to.” - Kevin Y Brown, Episode #147 “Part of entrepreneurship is that we have success amnesia: we forget about the amazing things that we’ve done and that we’ve accomplished, so sometimes we need to look at where we started from.” - Kevin Y Brown, Episode #147 “Even if you have thin skin and it hurts, fine. Keep doing it anyway and it won’t hurt anymore” - Gregg Clunis, Episode #147 “Dont be afraid to go with the opportunities right in front of you, even if it doesnt necessarily match with what you’ve always plotted as your life’s path” - Gregg Clunis, Episode #147   Resources mentioned: Asana Coachaccountable   Favorite book: Awaken the Giant Within: How to Take Immediate Control of Your Mental, Emotional, Physical and Financial Destiny The 5 Second Rule: Transform your Life, Work, and Confidence with Everyday Courage   Favorite quote: The statement Gregg uses to sign off at the end of each episode of his podcast: “All big changes come from the tiny leaps you take every day.”   3 Keys to create your best life: It’s not going to happen fast (no such thing as overnight success) By the time you get to the point where you have created the life you want, your goal post will have moved, so take the time to look back and recognize what your initial goal was – give yourself some credit Don’t be afraid to change the path. Don’t turn down opportunities even if they don’t lead where you always planned to go   Stay Connected:   Show Social Media:   https://www.facebook.com/cylseries/ https://www.instagram.com/cylseries/   Kevin Y Brown: www.kevinybrown.com www.instagram.com/kevinybrown www.twitter.com/kevinybrown www.facebook.com/kevbrown001   Gregg Clunis: Gregg’s ask: listen to any 2 episodes of his podcast, Tiny Leaps, Big Changes (available wherever you listen to podcasts), and then let him know what you think on Twitter, @greggclunis, or on Instagram, @greggclunis. Subscribe to our podcast + download each episode on itunes, google play, stitcher and www.createyourlifeseries.com/podcast.

In today’s episode, we will discuss how we can optimize our days by just adding this one little practice into our daily routine. Meditation is a simple practice that reaps a lot of benefits for those who religiously practice it. Gregg practices meditation but admittedly has not prioritized getting it to stick. We’re going to establish, point-by-point, on this episode, why you need to start practicing meditation and how you can easily make it a part of your daily routine to a point where it becomes habitual, that you need not be reminded of it. About Gregg Clunis Gregg Clunis is the host of the top-ranked self-help podcast, Tiny Leaps, Big Changes, which has garnered over 3 million total downloads, and the author of a forthcoming book by the same name. He's also the founder of a podcasting agency called Podsimply where he and his team help experts grow their business by creating top-ranked podcasts.   Gregg’s Top 5 StrengthsFinder Themes:   Achiever Futuristic Intellection Significance Activator     Key Takeaways Everything you currently have in your life, whether good or bad, every single thing is the cumulative of everything that happened before. Little tiny actions do add up. In order for our strengths to thrive, we must feed them. Time-Stamped Show Highlights [01:10] Get to know our genius guest who helped me launch this podcast.“My mission is to try and help people change their life by changing their day-to-day behavior.” [04:05] Gregg’s thesis that we’re not aware of.“If we can just be mindful of the stuff we're doing now, it will create more of the stuff we want 20 years from now.” [05:56] Gregg shares how a “stumbled upon” idea helped him create something that stands out. [11:52] Gregg’s strength themes and how they uniquely equip him. [14:13] What Gregg thought as he was learning his strength themes."I'm really proud of these five." [19:29] Alissa shares how creating a meditation practice can help Gregg’s strengths to thrive.“If you were to take even a 10-minute meditation practice and just be, you'll find that your most brilliant ideas will come to you.” [22:21] The 10-seater van: letting one or another particular strength drive.“I encourage people to start with their top five because those are your strongest.” [24:56] Gregg’s journaling practice.“I found it really helpful even just with navigating that celebration piece.” [30:50] Podcast recommendation of the week! Selected Links for This Episode Gregg’s Website Gregg’s Podcast Agency Connect with Gregg on Facebook Connect with Gregg on Twitter Connect with Gregg on Instagram Tiny Leaps, Big Changes Insight Timer Calm Headspace Podcast of the Week: Quote of the Day Podcast with Sean Croxton Frickin’ Awesome Resources Frickin’ Awesome Entrepreneurs Facebook Community From Frustrated to Frickin’ Awesome by Alissa Daire Nelson Daire Success Coaching website StrengthsFinder 2.0 test StrengthsFinder 2.0 by Tom Rath

Gregg Clunis is a content creator, author, speaker, and entrepreneur. He’s also the creator and Host of Tiny Leaps, Big Changes; a top-ranked self-help podcast with over 2 million downloads. Through that podcast, Gregg helps people change their lives by focusing on making changes to their day-to-day behavior. Gregg is also the Founder of Podsimply; a digital education and services platform where his team helps individuals and businesses launch and grow podcasts that get noticed, attract an audience, and generate sales. In this episode, we’re talking about why people are drawn to Gregg’s research-based approach to self-help, what recording his thoughts during the grieving process after losing his father taught Gregg about opening up so publicly, the simple steps we can take to make big changes in our lives, how Gregg is attempting to embrace the fear of truly being himself on public platforms in order to achieve his goals, and so much more! Enjoy! What you’ll hear in this episode: How Tiny Leaps, Big Changes was started, and the emphasis Gregg placed on research during the process The types of people Gregg finds are attracted to his research-based approach to self-help Gregg’s experience of sharing so personally on such a public platform The biggest challenge Gregg has faced while building his podcast and community Gregg’s three steps for making big changes in your life The three main areas Gregg’s noticed people care the most about improving How the world cares more about the value we provide than they do about us as individuals Follow Us On: Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube