Podcast appearances and mentions of randy garn

Join us in this newest segment of our FIRED UP Podcast episode as we delve into the art of building meaningful relationships and achieving personal and professional success. We're thrilled to host Randy Garn, a New York Times bestselling author and a Harvard alum with a genius for making genuine connections. Randy shares invaluable insights on transcending transactional interactions and fostering deep, impactful relationships that last. From practical tips on networking to profound life lessons from his own experiences, this conversation is packed with wisdom you won't want to miss. Whether you're looking to enrich your personal life or elevate your business strategies, Randy's advice will guide you toward transformative growth. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss an insightful moment!  

Randy Garn is a New York Times Best-Selling Author, serial entrepreneur, investor, and business and life strategist.Randy has been awarded Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst and Young and Top 40 Under 40 Entrepreneur.‍ He is passionate about growing companies and the people behind them. Randy has mastered the art of relationships, and customer acquisition and is behind the business strategy of many of the most well-known thought leaders and CEOs in the world. He is also an alumnus of Brigham Young University and of Harvard University.‍Randy's biggest priority in life is being a father and husband to his wife Charlotte, their four beautiful daughters, and two rowdy boys! Randy and his wife were also recently called as mission leaders for the Church of Jesus Christ in the Texas Houston South mission for 3 years, starting July of 2024.This interview was such a delight and a blessing to me! We start off by discussing his book and how it was a literal answer to a prayer for me, and then go into some really inspiring topics like prosperity, fulfillment, and where true joy comes from. I have a feeling you're going to be so uplifted and will feel like you can conquer anything once you listen to this interview. Get Randy's book "Prosper: Create the Life You Really Want" https://amzn.to/3SSi8wb follow along with Randy at randygarn.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you ever wondered what it takes to live a life of unwavering conviction? Embark on a transformative journey with me, Ken Joslin, as we unravel what it means to adhere to an unbreakable code - principles that guide us to our ultimate potential and deeply enrich our relationships. This episode isn't just about my revelations; it's a collective exploration of our innate drive for significant living. We'll delve into stories of mentorships, the power of learning from others, and how transparency and authenticity lay the foundation for connections that not only nurture our growth but propel us forward.Our paths are often intertwined with elements of faith and wellness that can dramatically shape our existence. I'll take you through my own spiritual awakening that all began one August in '93 and how it catalyzed a transformation that resonated through my entire community. From the pews of my local church to the health insights from biohacker Gary Brecka, it's clear that the people we meet play a fundamental role in our journey. This episode is a testament to the strength of community and the essential nature of faith in sparking profound change within us.Finally, we celebrate the infectious spirit of friendships and how they mold our habits, decisions, and ultimately, our lives. I'll share how my bond with Randy Garn, who broadened my horizons at the Create conference, and the story of Kevin Fernandez, whose incremental changes led to monumental results, demonstrate the immense influence our social circles have. As we wrap up, I extend my heartfelt thanks for joining me on this path and encourage you to spread the inspiration. Looking forward to our next rendezvous, where we'll continue nurturing our leadership and fostering an extraordinary life together. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it on social media and tag Ken Joslin.

This part of my conversation with Randy Garn took place almost 8 months ago... HOWEVER, his comments were and remain prescient about the markets and the opportunities in them. This are unbelievably fertile times for entrepreneurs. Listen in as we talk through markets and some crucial pieces of how to navigate them successfully. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1_NBRSd-yIX6tyg31RzCew

I look up to Randy in so many aspects of life. Business, family, spiritual, etc. When you talk about scaling a big and beautiful life, you've got to think of Mr. Randy Garn. Listen into part one of our chat, so many great nuggets in here.Randy is a New York Times Best-Selling Author, serial entrepreneur, investor, and business and life strategist. He is currently the Chief Strategic Officer at Arieli Capital. Arieli Capital is strategically positioned as one of the top innovation ecosystems in the world.YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1_NBRSd-yIX6tyg31RzCew[00:01:10] Fly fishing and nature.[00:03:02] Creating lifelong memories through fly-fishing.[00:05:32] The art of fly fishing and investing.[00:08:41] Overcoming fear of public speaking.[00:12:11] Home Court Advantage[00:14:09] Work-life harmony.[00:17:21] Home court advantage.

Could your energy and zeal ignite a spark in the majority? That was the question that lingered in my mind as I navigated through the Aspire conference, seeing the profound impact of my faith-based entrepreneurship on those around me. This episode is a reflection of that journey, where I, Ken  Joslin, weave a narrative around the vitality of energy and enthusiasm in our lives and how it can be a catalyst in stirring up our communities to reach their full potential. In the mix, I drop a pearl of wisdom from Eli Gold that will inspire you to never count anyone out and challenge you to ponder - would your friends say the same about you? We also traverse the powerful terrain of community and the deep-rooted relationships we foster. As we venture further, I reveal compelling stories of individuals whose lives and those around them have been significantly enhanced by their zeal. And as a bonus, I let you in on the new dates for the Create Conference, where you will get the chance to hear from renowned speakers such as John Maxwell, Gary Brecka, Erwin McManus, and Randy Garn  in for a motivational journey that culminates with a reminder to always strive to become the best version of ourselves and to inspire others to do the same. Come, let's embark on this journey together. If you enjoyed this episode, please share it on social media and tag Ken Joslin.

In this episode, Randy Garn joins me to talk about the power of building resilient relationships and finding balance in success, creativity, wealth, and health, all while being intentional and present with his big family.He is not only a legend in his own right, but he's one of the most humble, most grateful, most authentic people and humans you'll ever meet in your life. He's a New York Times bestselling author, a serial entrepreneur, investor, business and life strategist. He's been awarded the Oscar Entrepreneur of the Year Award by Ernest Young, and a Top 40 Under 40 Entrepreneur.He's an alumnus of Bingham Young University and of Harvard University, and he's helping people and companies grow throughout the world.  He works with tons of well known leaders, but his greatest skill, and the thing he loves more than anything besides doing all of this business stuff, is the thing he took me to do for the first time in my life, is fishing.We talk about:[0:00] Intro[2:20] How Randy manages balance in all areas of his life[4:20] Prioritizing his wife and family[7:05] Starting in entrepreneurship while in college[8:30] The bug that keeps him going to the next goal[9:25] The formula for looking at relationships differently [12:40] The power of staying centered[14:15] The biggest changes in the personal development industry[16:20] How his business will continue to grow[18:20] Teaching the next generation about their courage muscles [20:15] How can you leave a true legacy[21:40] What his favorite book isConnect with RandyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/randygarn/Website: https://www.randygarn.com/Connect with meFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/DrAlokTrivedi Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.rewire/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/drrewire/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/draloktrivedi/ Find more tips on my site: https://drrewire.com/ 

In this episode of The Founder Podcast, host Chris Lee is joined by Mr. Randy Garn, a multi-company founder, including Prosper. Randy is known for his expertise in consulting with founders and his wide network of relationships. The episode delves into Randy's upbringing and the profound influence his father had on him, being both a high school football coach and a rancher. Randy discusses the values of accountability, hard work, and commitment that he learned during his formative years on the ranch. These values shaped him into a successful entrepreneur and relationship guru, guiding his interactions with others and his approach to business! Don't miss this electric episode of The Founder Podcast! HIGHLIGHTS "...watching his patterns, were pretty impactful for me at a young age that I think, made me be a better leader, a very successful founder." "For me, I think a lot of it is like what how do we get how did we grow up? And who are our early mentors, and I'm actually talking about 11 to 14, right? That's like a massive age of impact is those years." "Yeah, there's always some I say that there's only a couple things you really got to do to be successful business. And one is just doing what you say you're gonna do." TIMESTAMPS 00:00: Introduction 02:47: Early Mentors 05:35: Accountability 12:12: Your Journey To Entrepreneurship 21:00: Core Philosophies 23:41: Meaningful Relationships 27:28: Dealing With Negativity 34:50: Being Happy 42:54: Advice To Others 46:02: What's Next?

Randy Garn is a New York Times Best-Selling Author, serial entrepreneur, founder, investor, and business, life strategist, and Chief Strategic Officer at Arieli Capital. Arieli Capital is strategically positioned as one of the top innovation ecosystems in the world. He has been awarded Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst and Young and Top 40 Under 40 Entrepreneur. He is passionate about growing companies and the people behind them. Randy has mastered the art of relationships, and customer acquisition and is behind the business strategy of many of the most well-known thought leaders and CEOs in the world.  In this episode, he answered some of the most burning questions we have as entrepreneurs & gave top tier guidance on how to succeed in life & in business.         Randy Garn's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/randygarn/       Randy Garn's website https://www.randygarn.com/       Learn More About My Income + Impact Mastermind: https://www.moirakucabamastermind.com/enroll

“Do as much as you can, for as many people as you can, as often as you can, and expect nothing in return.” Randy Garn is today's guest and he is the thought leader's thought leader. If you check out his website or Instagram, you'll see him working with people you probably know and follow, like Lewis Howes, Jay Shetty, Brendon Burchard, Tony Robbins, Dean Graziosi, and more. Randy is a New York Times bestselling author, passionate entrepreneur, and high performance coach. He is also the founding partner at Prosper Inc. and a partner at High Performance Institute. Randy specializes in guiding leaders through personal and professional transformation.    Show Notes: [3:21] - What inspired Randy to become so passionate about helping others through personal transformation? [4:40] - Once you get to a certain place, it's natural to want to help others do the same. [7:19] - It's not about transactional relationships. [9:07] - Write down the people you want to know. Relationships are the most important. [11:13] - Learn to serve before you sell. [14:15] - Never be boring. Never be predictable. You'll always be memorable. [15:51] - Faith makes a huge difference for Randy. [17:08] - Randy describes one of the early experiences in his business that has stuck with him ever since. [19:17] - You never know the ripple effect of how you treat someone. [21:32] - What is the prosperity zone? [22:21] - If you don't have your strategy on one page, you don't have a strategy. [24:54] - Be clear on who you will work with and if your work is making an impact. [26:45] - The phase of providing services will soon change to providing experiences. [28:17] - There are two types of people: those who love to learn and those who apply their learning. [29:42] - What has Randy learned from the women in his life?   Connect with Randy: Randy Garn Home Page Instagram  |  LinkedIn Prosper: Create the Life You Really Want by Randy Garn and Ethan Willis   Links and Resources: Instagram  |  LinkedIn  |  YouTube She Sells with Elyse Archer Home Page Abundance Mini Course Join the $10K Club Apply for the $50K Club Mastermind  

Alan continues his journey by interviewing entrepreneurs at the 2023 Consumer Summit.  First up is Chip Hopper, creator of Bookjedi.com.  A self-made editor.  He left his corporate job to do what he loves, read. From inception to writing, editing, and promoting the book.   Next is Troy Beckstead, Founder of AI13, a product line that caters to the automotive and offroad industries.  Troy did a total pivot during the pandemic and started his new company with just 13 products, hence the name.  Long-time friend Randy Garn is up next as he gives us three rules he lives by.  The Golden Rule is to treat others how you want to be treated. The Platinum Rule treats others the way they want, and the Gospel Rule treats others the way God would treat them.  These are great rules to live by.  Onto something sweet and yummy. Crumbl. CEO and Co-Founder James McGowan started by mastering the ultimate chocolate chip cookie.  And now, 800 stores later across the country, his franchise has done anything but crumble.  So, let's get ready to Crumbl!  All for one and one Fore All! Jen Clyde is here to introduce women's golf apparel.  Fore All was created to cater to modern-day women and to get them interested in the sport of Golf.  With 30 stores across the country, they have created a high-end line, with a jacket called the "Green," which allows you access to a chat forum that links everyday women to talk about life and golf.  Closing today's segment with Alan is Khaazra Maaranu, with ecopayments.io, saying he is here to help entrepreneurs to build and protect their cash flow.   An electronic commerce that handles payment processing, banking, and people development.     [00:00:00] Bookjedi.com [00:05:37] AI13 [00:12:29] Randygarn.com [00:19:18] Crumbl [00:28:03] Fore All [00:36:07] ecompayments.io

Ever thought about how your hectic life, full of business meetings and endless to-do lists, affects your relationships? Have you ever wondered how to balance your career without missing out on precious family moments? We've got you covered in this enlightening episode with the accomplished entrepreneur and dedicated family man, Randy Garn. Randy shares his experience in prioritizing time and developing a people strategy that doesn't compromise family life.We delve into the art of work-life harmony - sharing practical tips on how to integrate family into your busy schedule. Hear from Randy about the importance of being present in your loved ones' lives and how he includes his children in his world of work, shaping them into high performers. We also share our experiences of working with family and friends, underscoring the critical role of communication and setting clear expectations.Lastly, we tap into the power of energy management, choice, overcoming adversity, and the significant role of mentors. You'll learn from Randy's life-changing experience with the five-second rule and how the company you keep can lift or sink you. Randy underscores the importance of mindfully selecting who we spend time with and being intentional about our relationships. So, get ready to redefine your purpose and enrich your relationships as you listen in on this episode.Check out the show on any of your favorite platforms and give us a like and follow if you like our content! Apple Podcastshttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-gentlemen-project-podcast/id1536669294Google Podcastshttps://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS8xMzIwMDMxLnJzcw?sa=X&ved=0CAcQrrcFahcKEwiwk7STluT_AhUAAAAAHQAAAAAQLAAudiblehttps://www.audible.com/pd/The-Gentlemen-Project-Podcast-Podcast/B08LG4HBLR?action_code=ASSGB149080119000H&share_location=pdpAmazon Musichttps://music.amazon.com/podcasts/6a91bd19-279b-41f5-bab2-b2cecfed7beb/the-gentlemen-project-podcastFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/thegentlemenprojectpodcastInstagram https://www.instagram.com/thegentlemenprojectpodcast/Twitterhttps://twitter.com/gentprojectpod?lang=enLinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/the-gentlemen-project-podcast

Alan continues his journey by interviewing entrepreneurs at the 2023 Consumer Summit.  First up is Chip Hopper, creator of Bookjedi.com.  A self-made editor.  He left his corporate job to do what he loves, read. From inception to writing, editing, and promoting the book.   Next is Troy Beckstead, Founder of AI13, a product line that caters to the automotive and offroad industries.  Troy did a total pivot during the pandemic and started his new company with just 13 products, hence the name.  Long-time friend Randy Garn is up next as he gives us three rules he lives by.  The Golden Rule is to treat others how you want to be treated. The Platinum Rule treats others the way they want, and the Gospel Rule treats others the way God would treat them.  These are great rules to live by.  Onto something sweet and yummy. Crumbl. CEO and Co-Founder James McGowan started by mastering the ultimate chocolate chip cookie.  And now, 800 stores later across the country, his franchise has done anything but crumble.  So, let's get ready to Crumbl!  All for one and one Fore All! Jen Clyde is here to introduce women's golf apparel.  Fore All was created to cater to modern-day women and to get them interested in the sport of Golf.  With 30 stores across the country, they have created a high-end line, with a jacket called the "Green," which allows you access to a chat forum that links everyday women to talk about life and golf.  Closing today's segment with Alan is Khaazra Maaranu, with ecopayments.io, saying he is here to help entrepreneurs to build and protect their cash flow.   An electronic commerce that handles payment processing, banking, and people development.     [00:00:00] Bookjedi.com [00:05:37] AI13 [00:12:29] Randygarn.com [00:19:18] Crumbl [00:28:03] Fore All [00:36:07] ecompayments.io

Today, on the Scheer Madness Podcast, Rachel is joined by Randy Garn. Randy is a New York Times Best-Selling Author, serial entrepreneur, investor, and business and life strategist. Randy is a Partner at Tamarak Capital, where they love to build durable companies and leadership teams. Randy has been awarded Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst and Young and Top 40 Under 40 Entrepreneur.Randy dives deep into the importance of having a relationship-centered life. Randy notes that relationships are the foundation of everything we do, and therefore focusing on building strong and meaningful relationships in business and at work should be the ultimate goal. Randy also dives into his definition of “prosperity”, a definition that stems far beyond material wealth, and provides his insights on what true success entails.For more information about working with our team at Rachel Scheer Nutrition, book a free 30-minute call at www.rachelscheer.com/application and learn more about functional wellness coaching at https://rachelscheer.com/functional-wellness-coaching/Listen ON:Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/scheer-madness/id1490423541 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5OLd9BtesW7Oe4nSH0QF9W Chapters:0:00 Introduction4:28 Randy's Take on the Intersection of Business & Life7:30 Randy's Definition of “Prosperity”18:19 Randy's Personal Story on ‘Information vs Application'23:11 The Importance of Relationships in Business & Life35:06 Randy's 3 Tips for Creating True Wealth45:28 How to Connect with Randy45:55 OutroConnect with Randy Garn:Social Media: @RandyGarnWebsite: https://www.randygarn.com/ Connect with Rachel:Website | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube“See if you qualify for Rachel's Business Mastermind: The Evolution”https://www.theevolutionmastermind.com/business-evolve 20% off on all Paleo Valley ProductsCODE: RACHELhttps://paleovalley.com/promos/rachel-scheer-podcast-page 

Randy Garn is a New York Times bestselling author, passionate entrepreneur and business builder. He works closely with and advises some of the world's most recognised CEOs, companies, thought leaders, and experts As one of the most brilliant business minds out there, Randy sits down with Nick to talk about the value of service, and how by understanding its impact, he has successfully taught the wisest business forces in the world to become true leaders. Find out now if you're building a high-value, exitable business (even if you have no immediate plans to sell it). You'll get an instant PDF report with powerful insights specifically tailored to your business in just 4 minutes.https://highvalueexit.scoreapp.com/ KEY TAKEAWAYS The leadership team that we put in place has to have room to grow, must have integrity, and the resources available to recruit the right people. The people at the top of your company need to know everything about what your company's message is and how it's disseminating it. If your CEO is unaware, then no one will know. You have to be at the centre of the pottery wheel of your business. Get rid of anything that's causing you to fall off balance and topple. When you are centred and clear on what's important, you shine differently and attract more opportunities for yourself and your business. BEST MOMENTS 'Necessity is bigger than goal setting' 'If you as the leader don't know where the ship is going, you'd better take some time to nail down your strategy' 'It's important to ask: does the leadership team have what it takes to grow?' 'What are those immovable things that you must do?' VALUABLE RESOURCES Find out now if you're building a high-value, exitable business (even if you have no immediate plans to sell it). You'll get an instant PDF report with powerful insights specifically tailored to your business in just 4 minutes.https://highvalueexit.scoreapp.com/ Randy Garn - https://www.randygarn.com ABOUT THE HOST  Nick Bradley is a renowned entrepreneur, investor, speaker, and business growth expert.His background is growing and scaling Venture Capital and Private Equity backed businesses globally. Over the last decade, he has completed 117 acquisitions and 25 business exits with a combined valuation of over $5bn dollars.His mission is to help business founders build valuable businesses and create life-changing exits so they can realise freedom, wealth, and impact. CONTACT METHOD Work with Nick: https://highvalueexit.com  Nick's Facebook: https://highvalueexit.com/fb Nick's LinkedIn: https://highvalueexit.com/li Nick's Instagram: https://highvalueexit.com/igNick Bradley- exit, strategy, podcast, business, scale, scale up, growth, equity, high-value, wealth, sell, sold: https://highvalueexit.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Randy is a New York Times Best-Selling Author, serial entrepreneur, investor, and business and life strategist. Randy is Chief Strategic Officer at Arieli Capital. Arieli Capital is strategically positioned as one of the top innovation ecosystems in the world. Randy has been awarded Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst and Young and Top 40 Under 40 Entrepreneur. Randy is passionate about growing companies and the people behind them. Randy has mastered the art of relationships, and customer acquisition and Randy is behind the business strategy of many of the most well-known thought leaders and CEOs in the world. He is an alumnus of Brigham Young University and of Harvard University. In his free time, he loves to write business articles for Entrepreneur Magazine and others, he's an avid outdoorsman and loves to fly fish, hike, golf, and enjoys triathlons. His biggest priority is being a father and husband to his wife Charlotte, their four beautiful daughters, and two rowdy boys! Watch and Enjoy! ✅ SUBSCRIBE SUBSCRIBE SUBSCRIBE ✅ https://www.youtube.com/c/EPICFinancialStrategies/featured?sub_confirmation=1

This episode applies to everyone, truly, because it's about challenges that we all face and how we can change our performance and relationship to life. My guest today is Randy Garn, one of the most connected, high energy, beautiful souls out there! He is a New York Times bestselling author, passionate entrepreneur and business builder. He works closely with and advises some of the world's most recognized CEOs, companies, thought leaders, and experts.    This man knows people & knows business more than most. We talk about how all humans have potential, but not everyone is a high performer, but there is a solution! Randy shares six habits that will undoubtedly change your performance and perspective on life.     Randy Garn Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/randygarn/?hl=en Randy Garn Website: https://www.randygarn.com/    

I can't tell you enough how truly honored I feel to bring on today's guest. I absolutely adore this man and I know you will too. My guest is the man that you want to know. He is the man helping build, support, and mentor the top leaders in the personal development space. I feel grateful to call him a friend and witness the magic he brings to others' lives.  Welcome, Randy Garn. He is a New York Times bestselling author, passionate serial entrepreneur and business builder. He works closely with and advises some of the world's most recognized CEOs, companies, thought leaders, and experts.  Randy is a partner at Tamarak Capital, partner at High Performance Institute, board member at Malouf Companies and Foundation, and contributing author at Entrepreneur Magazine. He has been awarded Entrepreneur Of The Year by Ernst and Young, and Top 40 Under 40.  Randy is an alumnus of Brigham Young University, as well as an alumnus of Harvard University, and graduated from the Harvard Owner President Management Program. He loves the outdoors, his wife Charlotte, their four beautiful daughters, and his two rowdy boys. In todays episode he shares: How the master the art of living a meaningful life, with passion and purpose How we can create more aligned friendships How he ensures to live in joy everyday How to balance all things and seasons in life Being extraordinary in supporting others Episode sponsor: The Podcast Playbook - Your Complete Step-By-Step Guide To Successfully Launch Your Podcast Without Overwhelm For full show notes and episode resources head to:  https://ericalippy.com/randy-garn/ Find our guest at: Randy Garn | Website,  Instagram ,Facebook Learn more about: High Performance Institute Learn more about: Growth Day Follow me on Social Media: Your Host: @ericalippy Podcast: @passionlovepursuit Facebook YouTube PASSION LOVE PURSUIT PODCASTS: https://ericalippy.com/the-podcast/

Randy Garn, New York Times Best Selling Author, Investor, Life and Business Strategist, talks about why approaching life abundantly leads to joy in your heart and the most valuable lessons he learned from his football coach father, including the idea that if you don't have your own goals, someone will use you for theirs. Garn and host of #ThePlaybook, David Meltzer, have a discussion about a range of topics including what Randy has learned as he's followed his passion for maximizing human performance, secrets to overcoming the limitations that others try to put on us, as well as the three main components to prosperity and how to balance them. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Hello everyone! Welcome to The ITfactor Show! I am here today with a truly remarkable leader who's impacted so many people's lives - a true leader of all leaders.  Randy Garn is a New York Times bestselling author, serial entrepreneur, investor, and business builder. He's behind the business strategy of many of the world's most well-known thought leaders and CEOs. He is a partner at Tamarak Capital, board member at Malouf Companies and Foundation, and contributing author at Entrepreneur Magazine. He has been awarded Entrepreneur Of The Year by Ernst and Young, and Top 40 Under 40. He is an alumnus of Brigham Young University and Harvard University. Randy truly understands the term relationship capital, and that people are your most valuable asset. He excels in turning relationships into revenue for business leaders and entrepreneurs and thrives on helping others scale their businesses. He's an avid outdoorsman and loves to fly fish, hike, golf, and enjoys triathlons. His biggest priority is being a father and husband to his wife Charlotte, their four beautiful daughters, and two rowdy boys. Links and Resources: Prosper: Create the Life You Really Want by Ethan Willis & Randy Garn | https://a.co/d/gcqF73O  The New One Minute Manager by Ken Blanchard and Spencer Johnson | https://a.co/d/eBPuvEo  High Performance Habits: How Extraordinary People Become That Way by Brendon Burchard | https://a.co/d/gcsC1KS  Everything Is Figureoutable by Marie Forleo | https://a.co/d/25MyQdW  Connect with Randy: On Website | https://www.randygarn.com/  On Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/randygarn/  On Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/randy.garn.1  On LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/randygarn/  On Twitter | https://twitter.com/randygarn Connect with Emily: On Website | https://www.itsemily.com On Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/itsemily  On Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/itsemilymethod  On Twitter | https://www.twitter.com/itsemilyford  On YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/c/itsemilyford 

Do you want to live a blissfully balanced life?In this episode of the Happy Hustle Podcast, I'm excited to chat with my man, Randy Garn, New York Times Best-Selling Author. Randy shares how you can master the art of living, entrepreneurship, and high performance.Randy is a serial entrepreneur, investor, and Partner at High-Performance Institute. He works closely with and advises some of the world's most recognized CEOs, companies, thought leaders, and experts.He is an Operating Partner at Tamarak and spends countless hours helping build durable and purposeful companies. He has mastered the art of customer acquisition, marketing, sales, and how it relates to the overall lifetime customer experience.Randy has been awarded Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst and Young and Top 40 Under 40 Entrepreneur. He is an alumnus of Brigham Young University as well as a graduate of the Owner President Management Program and an alumnus of Harvard University.In his free time, he's outdoors fly fishing or golfing and spending time with his wife Charlotte, their four beautiful daughters, and two rowdy boys!If you want to elevate your business, reach out to Randy and his team at www.randygarn.com  In this episode, we cover:  [00:03:38:26] Mastering The Art of Living[00:08:58:27] Make Sure Your Mission is Aligned to Your Happiness[00:10:29:10] The Law Of Reciprocity  [00:12:55:02] You Never Know Who is Your Map to Your Treasure  [00:03:56:18] 6 Performing Habits[00:33:20:22] Happy Hustle Hacks [Health, Money, Entrepreneurship, Spirituality][00:40:06:07] Rapid fire questions What does Happy Hustlin mean to you?  Randy says Happy Hustlin means being anxiously engaged in good work. I'm anxiously engaged in doing good. I'm anxiously engaged every single day I'm not lazy, I'm not content, I'm not you know, I'm making this world a better place and I'm hustlin to do it to drive both my happiness and others. Connect with Randyhttps://www.instagram.com/randygarn/https://www.facebook.com/randy.garn.1https://www.linkedin.com/in/randygarn/https://twitter.com/randygarn?lang=en Find Randy on this website: https://www.randygarn.com/ Connect with Cary!https://www.instagram.com/cary__jack/https://www.facebook.com/SirCaryJackhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/cary-jack-kendzior/https://twitter.com/thehappyhustlehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFDNsD59tLxv2JfEuSsNMOQ/featured Get a free copy of his new book,  The Happy Hustle, 10 Alignments to Avoid Burnout & Achieve Blissful Balance https://www.thehappyhustlebook.com/  Sign up for The Journey: 10 Days To Become a Happy Hustler Online Course http://www.thehappyhustle.com/JourneyApply to the Montana Mastermind Epic Camping Adventure https://caryjack.com/montana “It's time to Happy Hustle, a blissfully balanced life you love, full of passion, purpose, and positive impact!”  Episode Sponsor You probably all have heard about the superpowers of mushroom extracts and collagen. So guess what!? The product I want to share with you today contains the most hyper-concentrated forms of 4 of the best health-boosting mushrooms: lion's mane, chaga, cordyceps and reishi, collagen and Peruvian cacao.  This magic in a jar is called CollaGenius!  When you combine the cultivating powers of the 4 mushrooms mentioned above, with the various benefits of collagen, it is truly the most effective way to energize your brain and body.  It is genius! It is delicious! It is effective!As soon as I tried this product I became a super fan of it and I was just blown away by the immediate results! I felt focused, my mind was clear, and it just doubled my mental performance. It became my go-to routine for a productivity boost, immune support, and even glowing and healthy skin!  So if you struggle with brain fog, have difficulty focusing, and want to repair your brain in a most natural way. Do not wait and check this product out. It's for sure the hottest mushroom and collagen product on the market which you must try!It was just launched but I believe that it will be sold out soon, so do not wait and check it out onwww.nootopia.com/happygenius and use promo code happy10  during checkout to save 10 percent.

My guest on this week's Best You Podcast episode is Randy Garn. Randy is a New York Times Best Selling Author, Partner at High-Performance Institute, and Passionate Entrepreneur! His favorite thing in the world is to help grow companies and people. He works closely with some of the world's most recognized CEOs, companies, thought leaders, and experts. Randy has been awarded Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst and Young, and Top 40 under 40 Entrepreneur. He has also mastered the art of customer acquisition, marketing, sales, and how it relates to overall lifetime customer experience. Randy is a serial entrepreneur, investor, and leader. He has founded numerous companies and has also led many others to explosive growth. Randy is an alumnus of Brigham Young University, and He is also a graduate of the Owner President Management Program and an alumnus of Harvard University. Randy loves his wife Charlotte, their four beautiful daughters, and his two rowdy boys!Check out the episode to learn more about how to develop your courage muscle, how to live a life of purpose, how to decide when to ask for help, how to stop playing it small, and so much more._____________________________In this episode:(These timestamps are based off of the audio only version of the episode.)4:42 How do you think you developed your self-sufficiency?6:10 Has there ever been a moment where you took your self-reliance too far?8:01 How do you determine whether you're capable of doing something on your own? 11:30 Did you have a vision 10 years ago for how you wanted to be today, and how did that vision turn out for you? 14:58 How did you break out of the mindset of thinking smaller than you should have?19:46 What is an integrator and how did you decide to become one?22:15 What are some of the principles that you teach leaders to narrow their focus?24:40 How do you ensure you don't keep your children “safe” and you let them take risks?29:37 Randy's 3 Keys to Getting Closer to His Best Self_____________________________Randy's 3 Keys to Getting Closer to His Best Self:Do a full IronmanBuild a deeper and more meaningful relationship with GodBe the best Dad and Husband that he can be_____________________________Follow Randy on Social Media:Website: http://www.randygarn.com/Instagram: @randygarnLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/randygarn/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/randy.garn.1_____________________________Want to try out the 10 Week Transformation - THE premiere results oriented fitness program?Go to: https://www.nickcarrier.com/10wt to learn more and get signed up!____________________________Start Getting Your Eating Habits On Track So You No Longer Fear the Scale, But You Have Confidence In Your Body!https://www.nickcarrier.com/6rules____________________________Follow Nick on Instagram: @carrier_bestyou

Welcome back to Million Dollar Relationship Podcast with Kevin Thompson. Today we are joined by Randy Garn   In Today's Episode Randy shares how he was inspired and motivated by His wife Char Garn Randy Garn is a passionate entrepreneur, speaker, and New York Times best-selling author. He has mastered the art of customer acquisition, marketing, and sales, and how it relates to the overall lifetime customer experience for many top experts, CEOs, and influencers today.   Key Highlights:    [00:00 - 04:28] Who is Randy Garn? Randy Garn is a motivational speaker. His focus is on maintaining positive relationships while continuing to prosper economically. Randy is from Idaho and has six children.   [04:29 - 08:34] Randy's Wife Gives Him Life-Changing Advice Randy's wife Char, has been the most influential person in his life, impacting him emotionally and mentally as an entrepreneur. He credits this relationship with teaching him to put others first and live an honest and integral life. This advice has helped him run successful companies and build deep relationships with others.   [08:35 - 12:43] Randy shares The Greatest Relationship Advice He Ever Received Randy's relationships with other people have a significant impact on his life and the lives of others. One conversation with his wife has had a profound impact on their relationship and the relationships of their children. Randy recommends cultivating deep, meaningful relationships that drive joy and fulfillment.   [12:45 - 31:31] Closing Segment Final Words Follow Randy Garn on Facebook or LinkedIn You may visit his website at https://www.randygarn.com Do you need a personal development app that tracks your progress?Visit https://www.GrowthDay.com Thanks for tuning in!     If you liked my show, please LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW, like, and subscribe!     Find me on the following streaming platforms: Apple Spotify Google Podcasts IHeart Radio Stitcher    Tweetable Quotes   “I'm going to do the best of my ability. And I think that's actually bowed really well for me because our greatest joys and our greatest sorrows come within the walls of our own home and with the relationships that we have every single day.” - Randy Garn   

Over the last few weeks, three bits of business advice have come to me from random moments with my friends and mentors. These tips have really impacted my life and I want to share them with you so that you can apply them to your business and your life as well. Are you noticing that the market is changing, the world is changing or your audience is wanting something different? Are you curious about how to continuously grow your business connections? Are you are wondering what businesses give you the most flexibility? I am here to share my three pieces of business advice with thanks to Randy Garn, Danette May of Earth Echo and Chris Bernard of Mindright so you can look ahead and look forward.   IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT: How to pivot and look ahead with a changing market and changing audience What businesses allow you flexibility, low overhead amounts to run and low barriers of entry How to stay ahead of the ever-changing social media trends and technology and why that is so important  How constantly connecting ourselves with incredible people will in turn continue to connect you to other incredible people   RESOURCES Thanks to Babbel for supporting Earn Your Happy. Save up to 60% off your subscription when you go to babbel.com/lori Sign up for The Spritz newsletter at litepink.com! Text DAILY to 310-496-8363 for daily manifesting affirmations and journal prompts.    CONNECT WITH LORI Follow me: @loriharder Follow Lite Pink: @drinklitepink Follow Earn Your Happy: @earnyourhappy Follow Girlfriends & Business: @girlfriendsandbusiness Listen to Girlfriends & Business

Randy is a New York Times Best Selling Author, Partner at High-Performance Institute, andPassionate Entrepreneur! His favorite thing in the world is to help grow companies and people. As a Partner at Tamarak, our focus is to help build durable and purposeful companies. He works closely with some of the world's most recognized CEOs, companies, thought leaders, andexperts.Randy has been awarded Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst and Young, and Top 40 under 40Entrepreneur. He has also mastered the art of customer acquisition, marketing, sales, and how it relates to overall lifetime customer experience. Randy is a serial entrepreneur, investor, and leader. He has founded numerous companies and has also led many others to explosive growthRandy is an alumnus of Brigham Young University, and he is also a graduate of the OwnerPresident Management Program and an alumnus of Harvard University.

In this episode of the Making Bank podcast, we welcome serial entrepreneur, partner at High Performance Institute, and New York Times bestselling author Randy Garn. Randy has been passionate about helping CEOs, companies, and experts grow and become high performers. He has founded or partnered with numerous companies such as Prosper, Hero Partners, Education Success Inc, High Performance Institute, and many others. Today Randy specializes in guiding leaders through personal and professional transformation.   On the podcast, Randy talks about business strategies and models that you can implement to take your business to the next level. Randy also explains the importance of people and what you can do to optimize the performance of your employees.   Listen to Josh and Randy discuss high performance:   (3:48) How Did Randy Get Started Randy talks about how his dad used to pay him to help out on their cattle ranch. Randy says that while growing up, it was through getting paid for helping out that he was able to get the things he wanted. He grew up with six other kids and developed the mentality of not wanting to be a burden to his family. So through his desire to be self-sufficient, he learned how to create his own income.   (9:56) Driving Value To Randy, people are the most important. He doesn't believe in being a solo entrepreneur; instead, he believes in growing people. When hiring people for his business, he picks people who can drive the maximum amount of value. At the end of the day, no matter their position, your employees are hired with the sole purpose of driving value, revenue, and profits for your business.   (15:29) Working With Your Best Friends Randy talks about always trying to hire his best friends and explains that he can do that because there's clarity. When you're working with friends or family, an essential part is having clarity about each other — knowing each other's strengths and weaknesses and the value they bring. Another important thing is writing things down so that you can avoid misunderstandings. When something is in writing, it leaves no room for dispute. So if ideas or plans change, make sure you're always writing them down.     (18:45) The Biggest Challenge According to Randy, the biggest challenge for people is not learning. As entrepreneurs, one of the most crucial practices is continually learning. Things are constantly evolving and changing, and we must be ready for that. Continually learning is vital so that you can innovate and come up with new ideas. The need to be able to innovate constantly is so that you won't get left behind when change comes.   (24:25) Creating Culture and Making Your Company Thrive Randy explains that the most important aspect of your company is the people. You create culture through your employees; thriving as a company depends on their performance. It goes back to value — are you hiring high performers? Your team needs to be committed to excellence in order to thrive. Make sure you're hiring the right people for the job, not only in terms of the technical skill or service they provide but also their mentality and attitude.   (29:07) A Good CEO Focuses On... Throughout this episode, Randy has emphasized the importance of people. That's why he says a good CEO always focuses on bettering their team. A good CEO is concerned about their team's wellbeing. You want to be able to support your team whenever you can — always cheer for your team. A good CEO focuses on enabling his team to win. By caring about your team's wellbeing and growth, you're giving them a reason to feel valued and accepted. Your team is the backbone of your success, so it's vital to focus on their growth and improvement.   Links mentioned: Randygarn.com Twitter: randygarn Instagram: randygarn LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/randygarn

In this episode of the Making Bank podcast, we welcome serial entrepreneur, partner at High Performance Institute, and New York Times bestselling author Randy Garn. Randy has been passionate about helping CEOs, companies, and experts grow and become high performers. He has founded or partnered with numerous companies such as Prosper, Hero Partners, Education Success Inc, High Performance Institute, and many others. Today Randy specializes in guiding leaders through personal and professional transformation.   On the podcast, Randy talks about business strategies and models that you can implement to take your business to the next level. Randy also explains the importance of people and what you can do to optimize the performance of your employees.   Listen to Josh and Randy discuss high performance:   (3:48) How Did Randy Get Started Randy talks about how his dad used to pay him to help out on their cattle ranch. Randy says that while growing up, it was through getting paid for helping out that he was able to get the things he wanted. He grew up with six other kids and developed the mentality of not wanting to be a burden to his family. So through his desire to be self-sufficient, he learned how to create his own income.   (9:56) Driving Value To Randy, people are the most important. He doesn't believe in being a solo entrepreneur; instead, he believes in growing people. When hiring people for his business, he picks people who can drive the maximum amount of value. At the end of the day, no matter their position, your employees are hired with the sole purpose of driving value, revenue, and profits for your business.   (15:29) Working With Your Best Friends Randy talks about always trying to hire his best friends and explains that he can do that because there's clarity. When you're working with friends or family, an essential part is having clarity about each other — knowing each other's strengths and weaknesses and the value they bring. Another important thing is writing things down so that you can avoid misunderstandings. When something is in writing, it leaves no room for dispute. So if ideas or plans change, make sure you're always writing them down.     (18:45) The Biggest Challenge According to Randy, the biggest challenge for people is not learning. As entrepreneurs, one of the most crucial practices is continually learning. Things are constantly evolving and changing, and we must be ready for that. Continually learning is vital so that you can innovate and come up with new ideas. The need to be able to innovate constantly is so that you won't get left behind when change comes.   (24:25) Creating Culture and Making Your Company Thrive Randy explains that the most important aspect of your company is the people. You create culture through your employees; thriving as a company depends on their performance. It goes back to value — are you hiring high performers? Your team needs to be committed to excellence in order to thrive. Make sure you're hiring the right people for the job, not only in terms of the technical skill or service they provide but also their mentality and attitude.   (29:07) A Good CEO Focuses On... Throughout this episode, Randy has emphasized the importance of people. That's why he says a good CEO always focuses on bettering their team. A good CEO is concerned about their team's wellbeing. You want to be able to support your team whenever you can — always cheer for your team. A good CEO focuses on enabling his team to win. By caring about your team's wellbeing and growth, you're giving them a reason to feel valued and accepted. Your team is the backbone of your success, so it's vital to focus on their growth and improvement.   Links mentioned: Randygarn.com Twitter: randygarn Instagram: randygarn LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/randygarn

Do you want to learn the ultimate guide to happiness and success?In this latest episode of The Happy Hustle Podcast, I share with you some of my immediate takeaways from the recent MaxOutLive book launch and how you can leverage the Power of One More that can really change your life. I recently attended Ed Mylett's book launch event, where powerful people came together to support his book launch. I had an amazing time being a part of this epic event and connecting with so many inspiring people who I truly respect, such as Jon Gordon, Marie Forleo, Andy Frisella, Jim Kwik, Eric the HipHop Preacher, Maria Menonous, Jenna Kutcher, Dan Fleyshman, Rob Dyrdek, Dean Graziosi, Hammy TV, Pete Vergas, John Gordon, Randy Garn, and my bro Rory Vaden.Each of these humans cares about people and shows up in the service of others. They all spoke for free on behalf of Ed to help share the message of the Power of One More. The Power of One More is really all about your willingness to do one more rep, make one more phone call, get up one hour earlier, build one more relationship, or just do one more thing for whatever your situation calls for, in order to achieve your dream reality.One Happy Hustle hack that I want to share with you from this experience is to put yourself in the right rooms. Make yourself valuable. Do whatever you need to do to get yourself in front of the people that you want to be serving. And it's all about just being in the right room. Supporting people with your gifts, services and abilities. If you really go there to serve and lead, without any ego attached, that's where the magic happens. If you want to have more bliss, wealth, or better relationships, grab a copy of Ed's book at https://thepowerofonemore.com/ and start to tap into the superpowers and gifts you already have inside you.Connect with Cary!https://www.instagram.com/cary__jack/https://www.facebook.com/SirCaryJackhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/cary-jack-kendzior/https://twitter.com/thehappyhustlehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFDNsD59tLxv2JfEuSsNMOQ/featuredGet a free copy of his new book, The Happy Hustle, 10 Alignments to Avoid Burnout & Achieve Blissful Balance https://www.thehappyhustlebook.com/Sign up for The Journey: 10 Days To Become a Happy Hustler Online Course http://www.thehappyhustle.com/JourneyApply to the Montana Mastermind Epic Camping Adventure https://caryjack.com/montana“It's time to Happy Hustle, a blissfully balanced life you love, full of passion, purpose, and positive impact!”Episode SponsorHow often do you wake up in the morning and instantly wish you had just another hour of sleep? You hit the snooze button and hope the next time your alarm goes off, you'll feel more energized. We all have those mornings and the worse part is trying to turn your brain ON to keep up with the demands of the day…Maybe you didn't get enough sleep…you have brain fog…your energy is low …you just can't concentrate…Imagine having control over how you feel and being able to turn ON your brain within 10 minutes of waking up (without coffee or caffeine)! It's like a “Do Not Disturb” feature for your brain. I've personally experienced this over the past few months since trying Nootopia.Nootopia is the most advanced brain support and cognitive enhancement system that I've ever tried. They specialize in personalized brain supplements, also known as Nootropics.It's safe, natural, and non-addictive. And, you can choose blends that don't have caffeine if you're caffeine sensitive. And unlike other products, there are no crashes, no jitters, and no after effects.I highly recommend the Nootopia System for anybody looking to take their focus and mental game to a new level!They also stand by their products with a 365-day money back guarantee.Go here now and experience your best mood and mental performance with personalized Nootropics.Go to https://nootopia.com/radicallyloved for an extra 10% off.

Randy Garn delivers tactical advice for building and scaling high performance teams. These tactics can be implemented in your business immediately to help you find and retain top talent, develop a leadership-based culture, and scale high performance teams. Topics Include: - The largest study on high performance ever conducted - How to measure high performance - The six key habits of high performs - Habits of high performing teams - Randy's “hire slow, fire fast” principle - How to identify good people during the interview process - Why high performers take frequent breaks - Principle vs rule-based leadership - Setting goals for teams and team members - The real reason employees quit - Focusing on deliverables, not hours logged - Being courageous as a leader - And other topics Randy Garn is an expert on high performance leadership. He has worked closely with some of the world's most recognized CEOs, companies, experts, educators, and thought leaders. Randy is a New York Times best-selling author, Ernst and Young Entrepreneur Of The Year winner, and 40 under 40 entrepreneur. Randy's core competencies are building and growing leadership teams and culture. He has founded and exited several companies, such as High Performance Institute with Brendon Burchard. He is a partner at Tamarack Capital working with portfolio companies to provide necessary capital leadership and relationships to accelerate growth. Resources Mentioned: High Performing Habits: How Extraordinary People Become That Way by Brendon Burchard: https://www.amazon.com/High-Performance-Habits-Brendon-Burchard-ebook/dp/B072N6MQ5V PINNACLE GLOBAL NETWORK If you're a CEO or Founder and you're ready to build a scalable company that can thrive without you, join Allison for a FREE masterclass to learn the 5 Critical Phases You MUST Know in order to scale to 8-Figures and beyond. Head over to https://www.scalemasterclass.com/podcast to secure your seat today.

Randy is a New York Times Best Selling Author, Partner at High-Performance Institute, and Passionate Entrepreneur! His favorite thing in the world is to help grow companies and people. As a Partner at Tamarak, our focus is to help build durable and purposeful companies.He works closely with some of the world's most recognized CEOs, companies, thought leaders, and experts.[3:00] What drives you “Seeing those that I work with really win and that's winning to me.”“I really love being that servant leader and that role model leader.”“I am all about high performance leadership”[9:00] Playing at a high level“The very first habit is to seek clarity out of all the habits that are out there, like, do you set clarity and seek clarity out of every single day?”“If you don't have your strategy on one page, you don't have a strategy.”“Then the next habit is to generate energy. It's hard to have really good energy if you don't know where the heck you're going.”[16:00] Time “Time is free, but it's priceless. You can't own it. But you can use it. You can't keep it, but you can spend it. But once we've lost that we will never, ever, ever get it back.”“You need to take a break every 50 minutes, but you also need to plan time to really think"I used to  feel guilty that I was taking a rest or a break. It's actually, a need you need to plan for it a lot”“High performance is doing things better than average over the long-term while maintaining relationships, you cannot be high performance by yourself.”[22:00] The Essence of Living“The master and the art of living actually makes little distinction between whether he's working or playing,  his love and his leisure are the same, his mind and his body or a one.”“A lot of that breaks down to what are your daily habits? How are you spending your day? "“You can't do life alone and you can't win by only playing defense."“We like to say  defense wins championships, but offense is what makes you score. And I think part of playing offense is being really intentional about the people that you surround yourself with.”[31:00] Increase“If You cannot maintain positive relationships. You cannot be a high performer.”“Once you seek clarity, that helps you generate energy, then the next one is to increase.”“If you don't have your own goals, somebody else will use you for theirs and that will drain your energy.”"What's the motive? That's what drives me and ultimately sustains me over time because if we don't have that deeper “WHY” we'll do the sprint, but then we'll quit.”Connect With Randy:IG: RandyGarnrandygarn.comBe confident that you're getting all your necessary nutrients! Try Organifi's delicious superfood products! Organifi Green juice is so delicious! Use code tori20 for 20% off your next order  www.organifi.com/torigordonGuess what?! WE'RE ON YOUTUBE! If you're a more visual learner you might enjoy watching the full video podcast which you can watch now by subscribing to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/ToriGordonIf you love the show and want to show your support, please leave us a 5 star rating and review of the podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify! Feel free to leave a review and share the love by sending this episode to someone who needs to hear it. Go be coachable!

Randy Garn is one of today's most highly sought-after business mentors and leadership experts. In this episode, Allison and Randy discuss how business leaders can strengthen relationships, develop their dream team, and live a life of prosperity. Topics Include: - Getting clear on your business's core competency - How to use challenges to fuel your business - Creating prosperity for yourself and your team - Where many business owners fall short as a leader - Three things Randy looks for when investing in a company or a team - Raising capital to scale your business - The three things every business needs to master to scale - Investing in relationships - And other topics… Randy Garn is an expert on high-performance leadership. He has worked closely with some of the world's most recognized CEOs, companies, experts, educators, and thought leaders. Randy is a New York Times best-selling author, Ernst and Young Entrepreneur Of The Year winner, and 40 under 40 Entrepreneur. Randy's core competencies are building and growing leadership teams and cultures. He has founded and exited several companies, such as High Performance Institute with Brendon Burchard. He is a partner at Tamarack Capital where he provides companies with the necessary capital leadership and relationships to accelerate growth. Resources Mentioned: Prosper by Randy Garn: https://www.prosperbook.com/ PINNACLE GLOBAL NETWORK If you're a CEO or Founder and you're ready to build a scalable company that can thrive without you, join Allison for a FREE masterclass to learn the 5 Critical Phases You MUST Know in order to scale to 8-Figures and beyond. Head over to https://www.scalemasterclass.com/podcast to secure your seat today.

Business owners have the power to change the world. But to play your role, you need to make sure that you're living up to your full potential.   That's why I'm excited to share this week's episode of the Scale or Fail Show. I sit with one of today's most highly sought-after business mentors and leadership experts, Randy Garn, for a masterclass on leadership, personal development, and finding your True North.   A passionate and prolific entrepreneur, Randy has founded or partnered on numerous companies including Prosper, High Performance Institute, Skipio, Hero Partners, and Kartiva to name a few. He is also an operating partner at Tamarak, providing investment and business mentorship to help CEOs accelerate growth.    Randy has been awarded the Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst & Young, was named a Forbes 40 Under 40, is a VIP contributor and advisor with Entrepreneur magazine, and is the author of New York Times best-seller, Prosper: Create the Life You Really Want.    Watch the episode now to discover:   The real inspiration behind Randy's decision to become his own boss (let's just say he quickly learned what not to do…) A look at how the business world has changed post-pandemic and what business owners need to do now to stay ahead of the curve The 3 things you must balance to create a prosperous life  How to find your True North – and guide your team to do the same  The common - but problematic - mindset that leaders often have about their employees (unlocking their true potential starts by making this one critical shift)   The 3 non-negotiables Randy looks for in potential business investments  The high-performance habits that sustain Randy's energy and mindset – and how to use them to accelerate your own personal development  And much more - dive in here.   By homing in on what it is you're meant to do and where you shine the brightest – and helping others to do the same – you open the door to practically unlimited potential, growth and prosperity.

In today's episode, Ken Joslin surprises his friend and the coach to the coaches, Randy Garn, for a candid interview. Randy is a New York Times bestselling author, passionate entrepreneur, and high performance coach. He is also a founding partner at Prosper Inc. and a partner at High Performance Institute. Randy specializes in guiding leaders through personal and professional transformation.Ken and Randy go into the roots of Randy's upbringing, the influence he had when he was young, and the spiritual practices that made him a passionate and successful businessman. He's also had a lifelong desire to help others be their best selves. If you feel stuck and don't know how to make your passion become your reality, you need to hear this episode!You'll hear about the habits and secrets to squeezing the life out of every single day. If you struggle with time management and finding your north star, then Randy and Ken will speak to you deeply in this episode. Randy helps you go from a learner to an executor with his tips and insight with Ken. Many people struggle with decisions, especially the big ones. Randy tells Ken that “indecision is a decision.” How can you overcome this roadblock? Listen and find out.

SCOTT O'NEIL is one of the most recognized, connected and dynamic executives in the sports and entertainment industry today. He has more than 25 years of experience leading NBA, NHL and NFL teams and leagues, including the National Basketball Association, Philadelphia 76ers, New York Knicks, New Jersey Nets, Philadelphia Eagles, New York Rangers and New Jersey Devils. His mission to build innovative, inspiring, socially impactful and high-performing teams and business organizations has earned him a reputation as a “leader of leaders.” A Harvard Business School-educated CEO, O'Neil contends that fostering a corporate culture founded in respect, diversity, employee development and corporate social responsibility is what drives the success of the award-winning sports teams and businesses he oversees. These awards include Fast Company's “Most Innovative Company,” Entrepreneur Magazine's “Top 50 Cultures,” Sports Innovation Lab's “Top 25 Most Innovative Professional Teams in the World” and many others. The “Most Innovative Executive in Sports” (SportTechie) and “Most Admired CEO” (Philadelphia Business Journal) has been named to lists that include the “100 People of Power and Influence” (#37, The Hockey News/Sports Illustrated), multiple “Power 100” lists (NJ Biz, Philadelphia Business Journal, Philadelphia Magazine) and more. A decade-long Member of the NBA and NHL Board of Governors, O'Neil's insights on the sports industry's ability to move the global market has made him a prominent, regular voice Bloomberg, FOX Business, CNBC, CNN and across global business media. A man of faith and father of three, O'Neil's conviction to lead a perpetually present life as he famously “runs to work” and “runs home,” guides his commitment to helping others realize their full potential. 

If you are a business owner, executive, or aspiring to towards those goals, Randy Garn will help get you there. He's driven to help grow companies and people. A serial entrepreneur, Randy is a partner at High-Performance Institute and an operating partner at Tamarack Capital. He's an NYT bestselling author and a contributor to Entrepreneur Magazine on leadership and growth potential. We explore Randy's background and how growing a mindset to innovate and ideate has buoyed him through his personal challenges. He opens up about how his mistakes with a merger created a learning and growth opportunity. Those skills Randy acquired during that time still apply to what he does today. Tune in for the most significant lesson he gained from the experience. Randy dishes on the challenges behind writing his book Prosper and what lessons he included in the update. Learn about his process for getting the habit of being happy. Each day he has five immovable things to do. He wraps up with why having a strong home life carries over to success in other areas.

Randy is a New York Times Best Selling Author, Partner at High-Performance Institute, and Passionate Entrepreneur! His favorite thing in the world is to help grow companies and people. As a Partner at Tamarak, his focus is to help build durable and purposeful companies. He works closely with some of the world's most recognized CEOs, companies, thought leaders, and experts. Randy has been awarded Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst and Young, and Top 40 under 40 Entrepreneur. He has also mastered the art of customer acquisition, marketing, sales, and how it relates to overall lifetime customer experience. Randy is a serial entrepreneur, investor, and leader. He has founded numerous companies and has also led many others to explosive growth. Randy is an alumnus of Brigham Young University, He is also a graduate of the Owner President Management Program and an alumnus of Harvard University. Randy loves his wife Charlotte, their four beautiful daughters, and his two rowdy boys!

Why did I want the coaches coach or as I like to say the juggernauts juggernaut, Randy Garn on The CLS Experience? Very simple, he is the guy behind the guy and one of the most efficient connectors and entrepreneurs on the planet who is a master facilitator, and he's just a terrific all around family man and a brand new friend who I look forward to experiencing life with. Without further ado Join your host Craig Siegel as he sits down with the embodiment of entrepreneurship, iconic business builder, partner at High Performance Institute, world class speaker, NY times best selling author, winner of Entrepreneur of the year, passionate teacher, trainer, coach, the extraordinary, brilliant and innovative Randy Garn. Randy emphasizes his passion for helping everyone else and facilitating growth behind the scenes embodying the record label as opposed to the artist. Randy and Craig illustrate how people matter much more than things. They demonstrate how it's all about impact. They talk about the power of raising necessity and the impact that training and conquering a massive physical pursuit such as marathons and Ironmans has on our mindset. Randy dives in on your sphere of influence and being very intentional with who you surround yourself with. Craig surprises Randy with some fun personal facts about him including the power of a hand written note. They talk the significance of playing the long game and ensuring you have complete clarity on what you want to accomplish. To connect with Randy follow @RandyGarn on InstagramTo follow The CLS Experience and connect with Craig on Social Media:➤ INSTAGRAM➤ FACEBOOK➤ YOUTUBE➤ WEBSITE➤ LINKEDIN➤ TWITTER➤ TEXTING COMMUNITY➤ CLS TOOLKIT➤ CLS MEMBERSHIP

Having a successful business and being a prosperous entrepreneur was a priority for Randy, but his driving force and inspiration came from his parents. Seeing his friends coming up to his house to hang out with his father gave Randy a clear picture of what he was supposed to pursue in life: being a good husband, father, and friend was way more important than anything else. Today, I have the pleasure to receive a dear friend and a great person, Randy Garn. Randy is an Entrepreneur, Investor, Advisor, and Coach. He is the author of the book "Prosper", recently re-edited and relaunched. Randy specializes in guiding leaders through a personal and professional transformation; he is a High-Performance Coach and Partner at High-Performance Institute with Brendon Burchard.  In this episode, we had a fantastic conversation about the journey of becoming who we want to be, how our habits impact our lives, and the importance of valuing people over things. Randy shared some takeaways from his book and some nuggets of wisdom about the 6 high-performance habits. We also talked about gratitude, personal and professional relationships, and the relevance of defining our goals.  Tune in to Episode 287 of Becoming Your Best to learn more about Randy and his quest for making the world a better place.  Some Questions I Ask: What's one thing that you learned from your parents that has really stood out to you through the years? (4:59) What's the big picture of "Prosper"? What's the book about? (7:42) Let's talk about something you're really passionate about - high-performance habits (18:55)  What challenges did you go through in your life that you would feel comfortable sharing? (24:14) In This Episode, You Will Learn: People are most important than things. One of Randy's biggest takeaways from his father (5:51) Articulating the balance between wealth, happiness, and sustainability (8:44) If you don't have a goal, someone will use you to reach theirs (10:16) The purpose of challenging times and how they can help us find who we are surrounded by (26:31) Resources: Randy Garn website Book: Randy Garn - Prosper: Create the Life You Really Want Connect with Randy: LinkedIn Instagram Twitter Facebook Becoming Your Best Resources: Becoming Your Best Website Becoming Your Best University Website Becoming Your Best Library Email: support@becomingyourbest.com  Book: Becoming Your Best: The 12 Principles of Highly Successful Leaders Book: Conquer Anxiety: How to Overcome Anxiety and Optimize Your Performance Facebook Group – Conquer Anxiety See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

About Sonja Martinovic:Sonja Martinovic is a mindset mastery and online business coach. After a 15+ year successful career as an International Sales Manager, Certified Coach, and Trainer of the Sales Academy in Corporate. Her obsession with the alchemy of true transformation and her passion for Coaching, led her to the journey of helping entrepreneurs remove their limiting beliefs towards growing a truly successful influencer's business and help them launch and grow their business online.Sonja is an executive contributor for Brainz500 and a proud host of the top 5% in Global Podcasts, The Vault with Sonja Martinovic where she interviews top-notch leaders like Joseph McClendon, Pat Quinn and Randy Garn to help entrepreneurs unlock their potential and thrive in momentum and in business.Connect with Sonja at www.sonjamartinovic.comPodcast @Itunes: https://apple.co/3rmoa92Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/sonjamartinoviccoaching/Link to the Free your mind and success will follow Challenge: A transformational journey to triple your energy, manifestation power, focus and certainty in growing your business of impact in 5 days without tagging along your self saboteur With a 30 day Gameplan as finale! https://www.sonjamartinovic.com/5-day-challenge-------------------------------------------------------------CONNECT WITH ME:>>You can follow me atFacebook PageInstagramLinkedinPlease send me your feedback , your key takeaways, any topics you would like me to cover, any concerns and questions at showupwithpriyanka@gmail.comWORK WITH ME:As a Director of Operations and Business Growth Strategist with 12 years corporate experience as a Senior Engineer,  I help multiple 6 figures or more impact driven, heart centered entrepreneurs  to scale  by smart systems, empowered teams and streamlined operations to increase revenue and eliminate the chaos. Curious , learn more at http://scaleupwithpriyanka.com/Let’s talk about making the crazy go away in your business: Book a call with me calendly.com/scaleupwithpriyanka/discoverPODCAST LAUNCH RESOURCE:>>If you are looking into launching your own podcast - check out this course which I went through to launch my podcast in 28 days to Top 60 rated show on Itunes 'Entrepreneurship category'. This is my affiliate link to sign up for the podcast course :  https://aff.podcastprofitlab.co/17187/60011 

What's in this episode:High Achiever VS High Performer  - Who is the most productive?What is clarity? - Knowing where you're going, figuring out your why, and more about getting focused on what truly mattersDiving Deep into High-Performance HabitsRandy's Fathering Style to 6 Kids! - More into Randy's habits and prioritiesCan you learn to become a High-Performer?and so much more!About Randy:Randy is a New York Times Best Selling Author, Passionate Entrepreneur, and Managing Partner at High Performance Institute.As a Partner at Tamarak, their focus is to help build and grow durable and purposeful companies. He has worked closely with some of the world's most recognized CEOs, companies, thought leaders, and experts.Randy has been awarded Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst and Young, and Top 40 under 40 Entrepreneur.He has also mastered the art of customer acquisition, marketing, sales, and how it relates to overall lifetime customer experience for many top Business Leaders, Experts, CEOs, and Influencers today.Randy is a serial entrepreneur and investor, he has founded or partners on numerous companies such as Prosper, Hero Partners, Education Success Inc, High Performance Institute, Parachut.co, and many others.Randy sits on the Advisory Board or member of many other companies including High Performance Institute with Brendon Burchard, SolutionStream one of the top-tier software development companies, Harvey Mackay Round Table, and other advisory boards.Randy is also a partner of the Bronze Buffalo Club. www.bronzebuffaloclub.com. The Bronze Buffalo Club is an exclusive members' only club that offers a range of experiences such as hunting, fishing, golf, and unforgettable events all over the world.-You can find Randy's book, Prosper: Create the Life You Really Want in his website https://www.highperformanceinstitute.com/ Find out more about Randy:Website: www.randygarn.comHigh-Performance Quiz: https://brendon.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9AyLw3QrhqCtrvf-Connect with Sonja:Email: sonja@pursueyourtrueself.comFacebook:www.facebook.com/sonjamartinoviccoachingFacebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/CoachingBusinessMasteryMovement/Website: www.sonjamartinovic.com

`The master in the art of living pursues his vision of excellence at whatever he does, leaving others to decide whether he is working or playing. To him, he is always doing both.’ – James Michener. Are you a master of your life? Does what you do bring joy to your heart? Join Randy Garn (New York Times best selling author, entrepreneur, and high-performance coach) and Eric Partaker as they share tips on how you achieve your full potential and discuss the secrets that led Randy being the successful Entrepreneur he is today. KEY POINTSProsperity is a Balance – Prosperity is multidimensional, you need money, happiness, and sustainability to really live up to the full measure or your creation.How Self Reliant Are You? – Do you feel confident that you can always generate an income on your own? Find that avenue that you love, that means you never have to worry about money again, because you know you can create it.What’s your Polaris Point? – Create a clear vision of where you want to go. Find out, and take time working on what you were born to do, and what you want to accomplish. When you die, what will you be remembered for?Create your Own Goals – If you do not have your own goals, somebody else will use you for theirs. Take some time to yourself and write down what you want to accomplish in life and go do it!You are Unique, Own It! – We all have a unique ability, discover what yours is, and develop it to be the very best!Fall in Love with What You Do – If you want to become the best version of yourself, you need to love what you do. If you are grumpy at work, your energy will be low, and you will not achieve excellence.Prioritize your Family – Ensure that you are putting your family and loved ones into your world, and into your joy. Schedule time to be fully present in their lives. The greatest joy and the greatest sorrow will come from the walls of your own home.Change your mindset! – A huge limiting belief is that you must accumulate a lot of wealth to be successful and live in prosperity. However, knowledge and peace of mind are vital to maintain. Start with what you already have, be happy with that and grow it. Maintain the joy in your heart.  FREE EBOOKFree Digital Copy of my best selling book The 3 Alarms:https://www.ericpartaker.com/the3alarmsPlease rate and review my podcast here: https://ratethispodcast.com/eric

Randy Garn is an entrepreneur, speaker, and New York Times best-selling author. He has mastered the art of marketing and sales and uses this expertise to mentor many top experts, CEOs, and leaders in building their businesses as a High-Performance Coach. He specializes in guiding leaders through personal and professional transformation. In this interview, Randy discusses his book, Prosper. Although many may believe this to be a book about wealth, they may be surprised to realize what it means to truly prosper, as Randy discusses some of the principles of his book. This podcast, and this book, are a must to help us learn how to achieve balance and happiness in our lives. For More Content on Going From Stuck to Unstoppable, we invite you to stay connected. Follow Us On... FaceBook Twitter Youtube Instagram LinkedIn  Journey Principles   Stephen Scoggins

HIGHLIGHTS:Reem's Inspiring Journey - Breaking Society's Constraints and Dreaming BigNothing is Impossible When You Have the Right MindsetHaving No Limits - Knowing Your Value and Charging More than What You DeserveAbout Reem:Reem Kharbat is a Serial Entrepreneur, Business Coach, Author, and an Award-Winning Knowledge Broker by Tony Robbins & Dean Graziosi. With over 15 years of experience as a CFO & a member of the board of directors for a renowned Telecom Group, she was asked to quit the executive job on the day she gave birth to her first baby. The dream of not worrying about the money, and instead work productively and creatively to impact the lives of the people made her make some tough decisions of her life. Reem now owns 3 multi six-figure businesses, got featured in Vogue Magazine & Top Media. Her top-ranked podcast “The Entrepreneur Accelerator” featured some of the big names in the industry such as Elena Cardone, Dean Graziosi, Randy Garn, Brandon Steiner, and more. -Connect with Reem:Website: www.reemkharbat.comFacebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/reem.a.kharbatInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/reem.kharbat/Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/theentrepreneuracceleratorlab/-Connect with Sonja:Email: sonja@pursueyourtrueself.comFacebook:www.facebook.com/sonjamartinoviccoachingFacebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/CoachingBusinessMasteryMovement/Website: www.sonjamartinovic.com

Randy Garn truly is a serial entrepreneur.  From selling worms to local fisherman to opening up miniature golf courses, to taking out women's garbage for $1, Randy loves the idea of being self sufficient by truly serving others.  He loves working with his best friends in everything that he does.  And he absolutely LOVES people.  This he feels is the secret to all of his success in life.  He truly has desires to serve and love people.  Instead of thinking of how much financial gain he could make with a deal, he thinks about how best to serve someone.  This has attracted much of the success in Randy's life.  Above all, his relationship with his Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ have come first in his life.  By prioritizing them first in his life, he has felt that everything else just magically fell into place the way it was meant.  Randy exudes joy.  He has an incredibly infectious personality and it has helped him to win the hearts of others.  He truly has gathered many wonderful people into his life and is constantly thinking of how to best lift others up.  Super fun catching up with him.  Enjoy the podcast!

Welcome to another episode of Millionaire Secrets! For today’s episode, I have joined a New York Times Bestselling Author, extraordinary Entrepreneur, and Managing Partner at High-Performance Institute—introducing Randy Garn! For all of the above reasons and more, it’s no surprise that Randy has been awarded Entrepreneur Of The Year by Ernst & Young, Top 40 Under 40, and so much more… It’s no surprise that Randy has become somewhat of a Cult Hero here in Utah as he has continuously helped to define the marketing industry. Alongside Brendon Burchard, Randy has completed the most comprehensive research study on the subject of High Performance. From building a company that he started as a junior in college after winning the Entrepreneurial Contest at his Harvard Business School to building several marketing empires—Randy’s story of success is one to follow. Randy has been starting businesses since the age of 14 and he shows no signs of stopping, entrepreneurship truly flows through his blood. If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to perform to the best of your abilities and capitalize on your skills—this is the interview to watch! Catch The Full Interview Here To Learn From The Master!

What to expect in this episode:Trusting your money to others isn't always the best optionthe 3 main things to build a profitable business even without the fundsBuilding the real product by solving a problemAbout Reem:Reem Kharbat is a Serial Entrepreneur, Business Coach, Author & an Award Winning Knowledge Broker by Tony Robbins & Dean Graziosi.With over 15 years of experience as a CFO & a member of the board of directors for a renowned Telecom Group, she was asked to quit the executive job on the day she gave birth to her first baby.The dream of not worrying about the money, and instead work productively and creatively to impact the lives of the people made her make some tough decisions of her life. Reem now owns 3 multi six-figure businesses, got featured in Vogue Magazine & Top Media. Her top-ranked podcast “The Entrepreneur Accelerator” featured some of the big names in the industry such as Elena Cardone, Dean Graziosi, Randy Garn, Brandon Steiner and more Reem is giving her 7 figure business plan away, you can grab a free copy here:https://www.reemkharbat.com/teal-business-plan-You can reach Reem via:Facebook: www.facebook.com/reem.a.kharbatInstagram: www.instagram.com/reem.kharbatWebsite: www.reemkharbat.com-Connect with Sonja:Email: sonja@pursueyourtrueself.comFacebook:www.facebook.com/sonjamartinoviccoachingFacebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/CoachingBusinessMasteryMovement/Website: www.sonjamartinovic.com

Work-life rhythm Wednesday episode! Randy Garn was previously on the show - listen HERE .  We had a great discussion around work-life balance / rhythm / hustle and grind.  And how to put it all together on this short form episode.  Listen in to learn what the single greatest thing is that men can do for their children, according to Randy! Connect with Randy and learn more: LinkedIn Website  Connect with Kyle here: Instagram LinkedIn Learn more about the Winter 2021 Men's Mastermind: https://kyledepiesse.com/experience/21spring/ Find the work-life rhythm video training using post-it notes:  HERE

“Serve before you sell.” How we need to be thinking about our sales and businesses (3:42) Practices that Randy uses to develop this mindset (7:43) The power of creating experiences in your relationships (13:27) The high performance habits that sustain Randy’s energy and mindset (19:36) What has changed since Randy first wrote his book on prosperity (26:53) Links mentioned in this episode:   Prosper: Create the Life You Really Want   Sign up for my Launch Event on Jan 22nd Harvey Mackay The Experience Economy Brendon Burchard The Sleep Doctor Oura Ring How to Win Friends and Influence People Atomic Habits Follow Randy: Website Instagram

Randy Garn is a New York Times bestselling author, passionate Entrepreneur and Business Builder, High Performance Coach and Partner at High Performance Institute with Brendon Burchard, and co-founder of Prosper. Randy specializes in guiding leaders through personal and professional transformation. Randy loves his wife, Charlotte, their four beautiful daughters, and two rowdy boys. We talk about: - The 6 habits of high performance.  - What true prosperity actually is.- The hustle that really matters. - Conscious goodness spreader (bringing the JOY). - Developing relationship capital. Connect with Randy and learn more: LinkedIn Instagram Website  Get Randy's book:  Prosper book The High Performance Institute Indicator Assessment:  HERE Randy's article on JOY: Blog Connect with Kyle here: Instagram LinkedIn Learn more about the Spring 2021 Men's Mastermind: https://kyledepiesse.com/experience/21spring/  

When we hear the word prosperity, most of us think of the money it takes to live a comfortable lifestyle, but prosperity is so much more than that. It is time spent with ... The post Prosper: Ethan Willis and Randy Garn appeared first on Author Hour.

Our guest today is Randy Garn who is a New York Times bestselling author, business builder, entrepreneur, speaker, and highly sought-after high-performance coach who specializes in guiding leaders through personal and professional transformation. Randy has been awarded the 40 under 40 Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst & Young. Randy is a serial entrepreneur and investor; he has founded or partnered with numerous companies such as Prosper, Hero Partners, Education Success Inc., High Performance Institute and several others.  Randy has also mastered the art of customer acquisition, marketing, sales, and how it relates to overall lifetime customer experience for many top experts, CEOs, influencers, and thought leaders today.   Randy is a partner at High Performance Institute, with Brendon Burchard, Tamarak Capital, VIP contributor at Entrepreneur magazine, and serves on the strategic board of advisors to some of the top software companies, education, and fast-growth companies focusing on leadership, growth strategy, innovation, and supporting key business relationships. Randy is an alumnus of Brigham Young University and graduate of the Owner/President Management Program and an alumnus of Harvard University.  Randy loves his wife, Charlotte, their four beautiful daughters, and his two rowdy boys! Given both Randy and Dave’s passion for growing people and growing companies they both cover some goals and plans for the year ahead and beyond.  He operates on the motto ‘Do as much as you can, for as many people you can, as often as you can and expect nothing in return” and then watch the joy come from that.   Be sure to check out his new Prosper to dive into Happiness, Money and Sustainability.  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/randy.garn.1/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/randygarn/ LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/randygarn/ Join our Messenger Tribe! https://m.me/clickfunnels?ref=cfpodcast-join-CF-tribe

Need to raise capital amid a global pandemic? In this episode we chat with Randy Garn about six habits that can make or break your success in crisis and how even during challenging times, these habits will create high performance within your company. Randy and Alan talk about Utah’s booming economy, the Venture Fuel Summit and the top entrepreneurs in the country who will be there. Keaton Hatch, CEO and Partner of Tamarak Capital, then joins the show to talk about their businesses are doing great right now, while most other businesses are struggling and it’s because they are jumping on opportunities as they present themselves and adjusting to the reality of how things are right now. Keaton explains how the summit is about helping companies who are struggling right now and giving them some ideas of how they can get back on track. Keaton and Alan talk about how scared people are to try and raise capital right now and how to find the best company to get capital from for your company and how to use it to succeed even if things continue to be hectic. 

People are your most valuable asset. Investing in relationships is critical to your success. How can you leverage those relationships to take your productivity to the next level? Adam Nugent speaks to Randy Garn. He is a New York Times bestselling author, Entrepreneur, and Coach. They discuss the proper mindset, performance energy, and attitude needed to see your dreams reach their true potential. It's a great message of hope and encouragement to help us make it through today's world. Learn More About Randy Garn: https://www.randygarn.com Nugent Magazine: https://www.nugentmagazine.com/  

Today, Ryan and Jimmy interview New York Times best selling author, entrepreneur, and personal mentor Randy Garn. They discuss the six most impactful high performance-based habits to start applying in your life.Randy walks through the necessary work we must do to create a sense of urgency in our lives. He also spends time talking about a habit we should all pick up--journaling! There is often a common misconception that keeping a journal is like keeping a diary. Journaling is the process of being intentional with our goals and habits to make sure we are doing what we set out to do. Ryan, Jimmy, and Matt discuss how to create deep and meaningful connections and what it means to have a happy life!Key Takeaways:Introduction to today’s guest (05:20)How to blend habits with a clearly defined outcome (08:30)How to raise the urgency in our lives (17:15)A habit you need to pick up (23:00)The difference between a diary and a journal (31:10)How he creates deep and meaningful connection (33:20)How to have a happy life (39:00)--Additional Resources:Find Randy hereJoin Our Cashflow Tactics GroupTake Our FREE 5-day Cashflow Tactics Challenge--Subscribe to the show on your favorite Podcast App so you never miss an episode!If you enjoy listening to the Rise Up Live Free podcast, leave us a rating and a review on Apple Podcast!

Join us as we speak with Randy Garn. Randy is a New York Times Best Selling Author, mentor, coach, serial entrepreneur and investor. He also is the dad to 6 kids, including two sets of twins. His high energy style in business translates to the same in his fathering style. We talk about traveling and staying connected, structuring weekends for family time, resiliency and lessons he learned from his father. Please join us as we learn from Randy Garn! Like and subscribe to The Gentlemen Project Podcast to get your weekly boost of fatherhood energy! Your hosts Kirk Chugg and Cory Moore

Need to raise capital amid a global pandemic? In this episode we chat with Randy Garn about six habits that can make or break your success in crisis and how even during challenging times, these habits will create high performance within your company. Randy and Alan talk about Utah’s booming economy, the Venture Fuel Summit and the top entrepreneurs in the country who will be there. Keaton Hatch, CEO and Partner of Tamarak Capital, then joins the show to talk about their businesses are doing great right now, while most other businesses are struggling and it’s because they are jumping on opportunities as they present themselves and adjusting to the reality of how things are right now. Keaton explains how the summit is about helping companies who are struggling right now and giving them some ideas of how they can get back on track. Keaton and Alan talk about how scared people are to try and raise capital right now and how to find the best company to get capital from for your company and how to use it to succeed even if things continue to be hectic.    [00:00:00] Randy Garn on Utah's Booming Economy [00:05:35] The Entrepreneur Spirit is Alive and Well [00:11:30] Six Habits For High Performance [00:18:21] Venture Fuel Summit [00:23:17] Opportunities During Crisis [00:33:23] How To Raise Capital and Succeed

Learn how to pivot and find new opportunities during unprecedented times.

Randy Garn is a New York Times bestselling author, a passionate entrepreneur, and a high-performance coach and partner at the High Performance Institute with Brendon Burchard. Randy joins me today to discuss why now is the perfect time to focus on things that move the dial forward and declutter things from our lives and businesses that are holding us back. Listen in as he shares how the pandemic has actually been a welcome catalyst for many businesses, as it has caused them to pivot and find new—and often more profitable—ways to generate revenue.  You can find show notes and more information by clicking here: https://thedrawshop.com/37

Learn how to pivot and find new opportunities during unprecedented times.

About Randy Garn: Randy Garn is a New York Times bestselling author, passionate Entrepreneur and Business Builder, High Performance Coach and Partner at High Performance Institute with Brendon Burchard, and co-founder of Prosper. Randy specializes in guiding leaders through personal and professional transformation. Randy loves his wife, Charlotte, their four beautiful daughters, and two rowdy boys. ~ You can find Randy Garn on...Website: https://www.randygarn.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/randygarn/Twitter: https://twitter.com/randygarnFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/randy.garn.1LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/randygarn/ ======================================================================= If you enjoyed the episode, if it helped you in any way, or if you had ONE aha moment, please let me know, hit the subscribe button and leave me a review and a comment. You will make my day :) Or if you think i can improve anything, also, leave me a review and a comment, you will help me do better things and bring you what you need in the future. If you would like to connect with me & become friends :) Check me out at: https://www.facebook.com/reem.kharbat Instagram: https://instagram.com/reem.kharbatLinkedin: https://linkedin.com/reem-kharbat Or visit my website: https://www.reemkharbat.com/home Do you want to launch your own podcast, then you have to check the Podcast Profit Lab Program; it's life changing! http://bit.ly/3bsS3xa 

When Businessman, Entrepreneur, USAF Combat Veteran, Candidate for Montana CSI, and WildRye Distilling Partner, Troy Downing, heard about the attack on the World Trade Centers after returning from a hunting trip in 2001, he was faced with a decision. Was he to go back to his entrepreneurial life, or step up and put his skills to use in the military? We learn how Troy’s experience in the military turned him into the man he is today, and get a very important business tip: learn to pivot and step up in times of crisis. We also chat with New York Times Best Selling Author & Entrepreneur, Randy Garn, about how he met Troy Downing and what makes him so inspiring. Randy also discusses why making sure your team is in complete alignment is absolutely essential for running a business. Tune in to learn more.    [00:00:00] Where Was Troy Downing on 9/11? [00:05:40] Inspired by Tragedy [00:11:30] Remove Failure as an Option [00:18:21] Pivot in Times of Crisis and Succeed [00:26:59] Troy Downing is a True American Hero [00:33:21] Why Team Alignment is Critical!

When Businessman, Entrepreneur, USAF Combat Veteran, Candidate for Montana CSI, and WildRye Distilling Partner, Troy Downing, heard about the attack on the World Trade Centers after returning from a hunting trip in 2001, he was faced with a decision. Was he to go back to his entrepreneurial life, or step up and put his skills to use in the military? We learn how Troy’s experience in the military turned him into the man he is today, and get a very important business tip: learn to pivot and step up in times of crisis. We also chat with New York Times Best Selling Author & Entrepreneur, Randy Garn, about how he met Troy Downing and what makes him so inspiring. Randy also discusses why making sure your team is in complete alignment is absolutely essential for running a business. Tune in to learn more. [00:00:00] Where Was Troy Downing on 9/11? [00:05:40] Inspired by Tragedy [00:11:30] Remove Failure as an Option [00:18:21] Pivot in Times of Crisis and Succeed [00:26:59] Troy Downing is a True American Hero [00:33:21] Why Team Alignment is Critical!

Many entrepreneurs recognize the opportunity presented by the current economic down turn, but do you know how to take advantage of it? New York Times Best Selling Author & Entrepreneur, Randy Garn, urges us to take advantage of the markets by way of what he calls the “three H’s” - Habits, Homies, and Happiness. We also learn about a philosophy and book one of Randy’s friend wrote, “High Performance Habits”. Find out how these habits can help you excel in business and in life by visiting the website, High Performance Institute. Next up, we discuss finding opportunity in the coronavirus crisis by taking control of your money and leveraging your resourcefulness with America's #1 Money Mentor at The Money School, Chris Naugle. Find out why 401k’s and banks are awful for your money, and how the real estate market is king.    Visit High Performance Institute.   [00:00:00] Time to Take Advantage of the Market [00:05:34] High Performing Habits, and Homies [00:11:30] Always Bring the Joy as a Leader [00:18:20] Opportunity in Crisis, Controlling Money [00:26:41] Don’t Give Up Control of Your Dollars [00:33:21] Why Real Estate is King

Many entrepreneurs recognize the opportunity presented by the current economic down turn, but do you know how to take advantage of it? New York Times Best Selling Author & Entrepreneur, Randy Garn, urges us to take advantage of the markets by way of what he calls the “three H’s” - Habits, Homies, and Happiness. We also learn about a philosophy and book one of Randy’s friend wrote, “High Performance Habits”. Find out how these habits can help you excel in business and in life by visiting the website, High Performance Institute. Next up, we discuss finding opportunity in the coronavirus crisis by taking control of your money and leveraging your resourcefulness with America's #1 Money Mentor at The Money School, Chris Naugle. Find out why 401k’s and banks are awful for your money, and how the real estate market is king. Visit https://www.highperformanceinstitute.com/. [00:00:00] Time to Take Advantage of the Market [00:05:34] High Performing Habits, and Homies [00:11:30] Always Bring the Joy as a Leader [00:18:20] Opportunity in Crisis, Controlling Money [00:26:41] Don’t Give Up Control of Your Dollars [00:33:21] Why Real Estate is King

I just pulled the trigger on a very expensive purchase.  Listen in...   PS:  I mistakenly said Randy Garn owns HPI. He is a partner.  Need a book recommendation? Check out my favorite things here.  Bible Verse Mentioned:  Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is--his good, pleasing and perfect will. - Romans 12:2   For more ways to connect to me: Follow me on Instagram Sign up for my newsletter: Fit Foundation Daily Email: sarahalysefitness@gmail.com  Website: http://www.sarahalysefitness.com 

New York Times Bestselling Author, Harvard Grad, and Entrepreneur of the Year, Randy Garn gives insights into developing deep, meaningful relationships in business. With clients like Rachel Hollis and Brendon Burchard, he coaches the coaches as well as CEOs of major corporations worldwide. Learn what it means to believe, belong, and become. More info at www.RandyGarn.com 

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In This Episode You Will Learn About:  The “velocity relationships” formula The importance of relationship capital Being intentional about who you are building relationships with The role of college in entrepreneurship The experience economy How to build relationship capital Playing the long game What to look for in people you invest in   Resources: Learn more: randygarn.com Facebook: facebook.com/randy.garn.1 Instagram: @randygarn LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/randygarn Twitter: @randygarn   Show Notes: Randy Garn is a true serial entrepreneur: He has built and sold 3 companies, he has his hands in a variety of other companies, and he does business with the best of the best. And he’s going to share some of his best secrets on how he became so successful.   And the best part? He’s also the father of six children and has been married for over 20 years, so he’s been able to accomplish all of this while having an incredible family life. This episode will make you a better person, but more importantly, a better, more well-rounded human being.   Question Highlights:  Can anyone, regardless of where they are today, really create this life of their grandest aspirations?  How can you guide someone in what they are working towards? How does aspiration relate to an entrepreneur’s business performance? What does the future of thought leaders and influencers look like in 5 years? How do you figure out what you have to offer others? What role does a college education play in the entrepreneurial world today? How do you balance work and family life? How do you want your children to view money growing up?   Guest Bio: Serial entrepreneur Randy Garn is a connoisseur of relationships.    Randy has been acknowledged as an Ernst Young “Entrepreneur of the Year,” Forbes’ “40 under 40,” and is a NYT Best Selling Author.   He is perhaps one of the most well-connected individuals in business today. Beyond his energy for life and connections, however, he has mastered the art of turning key relationships into revenue using a formula he calls “Velocity of Relationships” among top and emerging entrepreneurs.    With extensive knowledge and emphasis in the “experience economy,” Randy is a highly sought-after advisor and consultant who plays a key role in the growth throughout the entire customer experience. Additionally, he’s founded and co-founded numerous companies including Prosper, Hero Partners, Skipio, Kartiva, and High Performance Institute among others.   Randy also sits on the Advisory Board of numerous organizations including High Performance Institute with Brendon Burchard; SolutionStream, Parachut.co, and Harvey Mackay Round Table,    Randy is a sought-after keynote speaker and a top-tier business mentor. He is a husband, and father of six amazing children, alumnus of Brigham Young University, a graduate of the Owner President Management Program and holds an MBA from Harvard University.   Follow me on social media @ChrisWHarder on Instagram and check out www.ForTheLoveOfMoney.com For the Love of Money is a production of Crate Media

What would your annual income be if you made $114 per hour? The answer is not enough. In this episode of Empire Show Bedros and Criag breakdown what it takes to become a millionaire, and what you can do to reach your financial goals. Don’t forget to get your tickets to The Empire Business Summit to get one step closer to reaching your financial goals @ https://theempiresummit.com/!   “Put the focus on solving problems and serving people” “I would rather sell to less people, with a higher dollar amount” “If you solve problems that are more sophisticated you can command more money” “Life is chaotic” - Bedros Keuilian   Here’s what you’ll discover: 2:30 - Why Bedros and Craig decided to become entrepreneurs 6:15 - General practitioner vs. a Thoracic surgeon 10:08 - Why mindset will always trump skill 14:50 - What it means to “get resourceful” 18:55 - How success loves speed - and what that means for your business idea   “I wanted to make more than a million dollars” “There’s a lot of commonalities in becoming a millionaire” “When you don't have the resources you need to be resourceful” - Craig Ballantyne   Catch that Randy Garn episode here: http://bedrosmedia.com/randygarn   Follow us on Instagram: @bedroskeuilian / @realcraigballantyne Buy Man Up: https://manup.com/   Make sure to review us on iTunes: http://bit.ly/theempireshow

Randy Garn has been named Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst & Young, and is on the Top 40 under 40 list. He’s exited 5+ companies and has one of the most impressive networks we’ve ever seen. (from Eli Manning to the nation’s top CEO’s). Tune in to learn his entrepreneur secrets on exiting companies, planning your business strategy, and mastered the art of customer acquisition through SMS.

Randy Garn breaks down how online reviews can build or break your business. Go to www.geniusnetwork.com/130 to access the show notes for this episode along with an exercise to help you action on what Randy teaches. Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn from Randy in this episode: Skipio Reviews: Why online reviews matter, how to get them and how they can increase your revenue What Randy has discovered from generating 1.73 million online reviews for thousands of his customers… How to reduce your lead cost by more than 42% (PLUS: What one business did with reviews that generated $2 million!) The 3 most important factors when it comes to getting online reviews for you and your company A simple technique for stopping a negative review from being posted online… How to use online reviews to bring in thousands, hundreds of thousands, even MILLIONS of dollars in additional revenue What to do on Google, Facebook, Amazon and Yelp to massively increase how much consumers trust your business

Have you made your plan for life? What are the goals you are reaching for? Mary has a powerful conversation with Randy Garn. Randy is a passionate entrepreneur, Speaker, and New York Times Best Selling Author. Together they talk about the sustainability for consistent growth. How do you get to your apex and how do you find your own personal zone? Are you cultivating relationships along the way that help you to grow instead of tearing you down? Relationships if nurtured right, are your greatest investment. Learn the simple steps you can take to create a culture of relationship, give back and achieve like never before on this episode of Crafting A Meaningful Life! Learn more about Randy Garn Get his book "Prosper"

2019 Consumer Electronics Show (Part 3) In this special edition of Entrepreneur Weekly, Alan Taylor travels to Las Vegas for the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show (CES). In this episode, we’ll sit down with one of the original sharks on ABC’s “Shark Tank”, Kevin Harrington, Sundip Doshi of AerNos, James Symons of TechDen, Randy Garn of Skipio, and Josh Poulsen of House of Marley. First up to the mic is the ‘As Seen on TV’ king, Kevin Harrington. As television viewership declines, Kevin has adapted his business model for the digital age. We learn the key benefits of targeted marketing on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram. Next, Sundip Doshi, Founder, Chairman, and CEO of AerNos, Inc., says what started a business proposition has evolved into a humanitarian mission. The entrepreneurial engineer explains the motivation and applications of AerNos nano gas sensors. Then, Randy Garn, CMO of Skipio, rides shotgun with Alan Taylor as they interview an Australian entrepreneur hoping to solve a global parenting problem. James Symons, Founder and CEO of TechDen, shares how their IoT device/App combo empowers parents to limit screen time and foster lifelong, healthy internet habits. Closing the show, Josh Poulsen, Director of Product Development for House of Marley, gives us a bird’s eye view on their new product offerings for 2019 including the Exodus On-Ear Headphones and Liberate Wireless Earbuds. • [00:00:00] Benefits of Shifting Marketing from TV to Digital • [00:06:19] Kevin Harrington Give Tips to Secure Capital • [00:11:30] AerNos Helps World Breathe Easy with Tech • [00:18:21] TechDen Solves Screen-Time Struggle for Parents • [00:26:09] How to Rebound from Failed Market Predictions • [00:33:21] New Products from House of Marley

2019 Consumer Electronics Show (Part 3) In this special edition of Entrepreneur Weekly, Alan Taylor travels to Las Vegas for the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show (CES). In this episode, we’ll sit down with one of the original sharks on ABC’s “Shark Tank”, Kevin Harrington, Sundip Doshi of AerNos, James Symons of TechDen, Randy Garn of Skipio, and Josh Poulsen of House of Marley. First up to the mic is the ‘As Seen on TV’ king, Kevin Harrington. As television viewership declines, Kevin has adapted his business model for the digital age. We learn the key benefits of targeted marketing on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram. Next, Sundip Doshi, Founder, Chairman, and CEO of AerNos, Inc., says what started a business proposition has evolved into a humanitarian mission. The entrepreneurial engineer explains the motivation and applications of AerNos nano gas sensors. Then, Randy Garn, CMO of Skipio, rides shotgun with Alan Taylor as they interview an Australian entrepreneur hoping to solve a global parenting problem. James Symons, Founder and CEO of TechDen, shares how their IoT device/App combo empowers parents to limit screen time and foster lifelong, healthy internet habits. Closing the show, Josh Poulsen, Director of Product Development for House of Marley, gives us a bird’s eye view on their new product offerings for 2019 including the Exodus On-Ear Headphones and Liberate Wireless Earbuds. [00:00:00] Benefits of Shifting Marketing from TV to Digital [00:06:19] Kevin Harrington Give Tips to Secure Capital [00:11:30] AerNos Helps World Breathe Easy with Tech [00:18:21] TechDen Solves Screen Struggle for Parents [00:26:09] How to Rebound from Failed Market Predictions [00:33:21] New Products from House of Marley

Lessons from Entrepreneurial Greats at an Exclusive Genius Network Event: We continue our special event coverage from a Genius Network fishing expedition in Steamboat Bay, Alaska. First in the hot seat is Emmy award winning director, producer, and best-selling author, Nick Nanton of DNA Films. With 56 films under his belt, Nick has made a career out of powerful storytelling and will soon be tackling the subject of entrepreneurship in an upcoming documentary, “Masters of Success”. Nick shares key insights he’s gleaned from business greats like Richard Branson, Peter Diamandis and Larry King. Next, there is no denying that artificial intelligence is on the horizon for businesses big and small. Howard Getson, CEO of Capitalogix, predicts that the advent of AI is going to be as dramatic for society as the invention of electricity. Find out how Capitalogix is using AI and machine learning to stay on the bleeding edge of trading in a complicated global market. Then, after a stage 3A colorectal cancer diagnosis, serial entrepreneur and 13-time #1 bestselling author, Mike Koenigs of You Everywhere Now, was faced with two grim prospects: the end of his life and the death of his business. While undergoing chemotherapy treatments, Mike focused his intentions on helping others succeed and wrote his first book, “Author Expert Marketing Machines”. Flash forward, we learn about Mike’s most recent self-help manual, “Cancerpreneur”, a 5-step survival guide to thriving personally and professionally during a fight with cancer. Wrapping up the episode, Randy Garn, CMO of Skipio, shares the benefits of networking events which foster collaboration with peers and stimulate out-of-the-box thinking. [00:00:00] Filming Operation Underground Railroad [00:05:09] "Masters of Success" Documentary Series [00:11:30] Artificial Intelligence and Future Industry [00:18:21] Taking Care of Business, Battling Cancer [00:27:01] Top Achievers vs. Top Performers [00:33:22] Genius Network Alaskan Fishing Expedition

He’s only 43 years old and yet he’s already scaled and sold 3 businesses. In this episode, Randy Garn, one of Bedros Keuilian’s mentors, shares the secrets behind networking with the right people. He also walks you through the process of turning your business ideas into profitable solutions. Watch or listen now to discover why serving others for free can save you tens, and even hundreds, of thousands of dollars in the long run. “Build the goodwill bank account first and the money bank account will grow faster.” - Bedros Keuilian Here’s what you’ll discover: 5:41 - How to bring your business idea to life—and scale it quickly. 12:00 - How to identify the gaps in an industry and create solutions for them. 17:32 - How to build a robust network of business connections. 22:18 - Why you should write out—yes, physically write out—a one-page strategy document. 34:01 - How to build your empire around your principles and not ego or economics. “The more you serve, the less you have to sell” - Randy Garn

Become the Greatest Expression of Your True Potential: For this special edition of Entrepreneur Weekly, Alan is broadcasting from Steamboat Bay, Alaska with co-host, Randy Garn, CMO of Skipio. Our first guest is a master relationship builder and the founder of Genius Network, an invitation-only networking group of elite entrepreneurs. Joe Polish has gathered 24 game-changing industry leaders on a remote island to swap fish tales, make connections, and hone the art of reciprocity. From a rocky childhood, to struggling with addiction, to becoming a marketing expert out of pure necessity, Joe shares his personal path to success, potholes and all. Next, the spark for the bio-hacking movement was ignited on a distant Tibetan mountaintop as Dave Asprey, Founder and Owner of Bulletproof, sipped on a piping hot mug of yak butter tea. Dave became captivated with the notion of optimizing human performance and has dedicated his career to educating others. If you want to feel sharper in the boardroom, shrink your waist line, and improve overall well-being, don’t miss Dave’s top life hacks (some of them might surprise you)!                 [00:00:00] Make it Up, Then Make it Real [00:05:18] Honing the Art of Reciprocity [00:11:31] Building Better Entrepreneurs [00:18:22] Bio Hacking for Improved ROI [00:28:03] Boost Hormesis (AKA: Good Stress) [00:33:23] Life Hacks for Better Performance

Unlock the Raw Genius of Your Team: Keith Krach, Chairman and Former CEO of DocuSign, believes in order to cultivate a high-performing squad, you must connect individuals with widely varying experience, temperament, and convictions. To unite your crew, you’ll need to unleash your leadership superpowers: humor, vulnerability, and vision. Following these principles, Keith teaches a crash course in ‘transformational leadership’ to help you rocket from startup to category king. Then, are you struggling to reach your customers through mass e-mail campaigns? You’re not alone. Inboxes are inundated with promotional e-mails, and open rates have dwindled. Randy Garn, CMO of Skipio, wants to make your customer communications simple and personal with the help of their mobile marketing software. Learn how you can send personalized SMS and MMS texts with audio and video for the ultimate ROR (Return on Relationships). Plus, Alan Taylor gives us a sneak preview of the upcoming City Summit: Wealth Mastery & Mindset edition in Los Angeles on July 10th and 11th. The prestigious event will be hosted by Mario Lopez of “Extra TV” who will be announcing the beneficiaries of the 2019 City Gala. Don’t miss an exclusive interview with Mario Lopez on the next Entrepreneur Weekly. (For any Mario Lopez business related inquiries, contact Esterman.com).  [00:00:00] Create a Diverse Team for High Performance [00:06:21] Principles of Transformational Leadership [00:11:31] Vulnerability Builds Trust, Encourages Teamwork [00:18:21] Don't Build a Product, Create a Category [00:27:15] Personal Communication with Customers [00:33:22] Investing in ROR: Return on Relationships

Randy is a passionate entrepreneur, New York Times Best Selling Author, and an amazing father! Randy loves growing companies and people. He has worked closely with some of the world's most recognized CEO's, companies, educators, thought leaders, and experts.Randy is a Founding Partner of Skipio.com a fast growth SAS based mobile marking software company built to support with customer acquisition, connection management, and engagement. The platform has a strong text-based marketing and voice broadcasting solution. Randy Garn is also a Partners at Greer Co. Greer Co is a privately owned company and fund that invests in unique properties and business. We work with companies by supporting them with the necessary space, capital, leadership, and relationship to accelerate growth. Randy Garn was a founding partner of Hero Partners and the Hero CEO Club. Hero Partners is an invitation-only entrepreneurs Club for CEO's comprised​ of fast growth transformation companies. Randy's a serial entrepreneur in connection with Skipio, Greer Co, Hero Partners he has also founded Several other companies. His greatest skillset is the ability to driving deep meaningful partnerships and create profitable business growth. Randy also has a strong core competency in customer acquisition through online marketing and social media. Randy is a Partners of the Bronze Buffalo Club - www.bronzebuffaloclub.com The Bronze Buffalo Club is an exclusive members' only club that offers a wide range of outdoor experiences and events. Randy has been awarded Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst and Young, Top 40 under 40 Entrepreneur, and has received many other awards and recognition in business and charitable involvement. Randy is an alumnus of Brigham Young University, He is also a graduate of the Owner President Management Program at Harvard University, and is an alumnus of the Harvard Business School.Randy loves his wife Charlotte and their four beautiful daughters and his two rowdy sons.

Rob:           All right well, welcome to our Becoming Your Best podcast listeners wherever you are in the world today. I have a person that we're gonna talk with today who I consider to be one of the most amazing people I've ever met and you'll quickly realize that and as you start to listen to some of his stories and hear some of the background and a little bit about Randy. But let me introduce Randy because, I don't say that lightly when I say he's one of the the most respected people I know and not just by me but might many many other people who I know, that says a lot about Randy. He started out as a student body president at Ricks and while he was there I said, “You know Randy, is there anything you haven't done?” Because he's done all these things and he looked at his phone and he showed me this picture of him riding a bull while he was in college. Not only was he study body president, he did some bull riding while he was there, which immediately my respect level went through the roof for him when I saw that. He went on to the Harvard OPM Program. He starred and sold several businesses very successfully. He has six children, a beautiful wife who's amazing in her own right. One of the things that stands out to me most about Randy, amongst all his success’ and all the people he knows, he's probably the most connected person I've ever met. The thing that really stands out the most about Randy is his impeccable character and honestly, he genuinely cares about other people and helping them succeed and that's one of the reasons I believe Randy has been so successful himself is because he wants to see other succeed and he comes across very genuine people realize that he's very sincere in what he does. So without further ado, one the most successful people I know and down to earth, just loving, kind people; Randy Garn!   Randy:       Well, thank you Rob! I really really appreciate you saying those kind words and I feel the same about you and what you and your dad have built with BYB and the whole leadership thing is so critical in everybody in all facets of our lives and so I'm learning to be a great student of yours.     Rob:           Yeah, well that goes both ways! It’s always hard too, when someone introduces you and says all these amazing things, it’s like what do you say after that? But Randy really is amazing! Do you think, Randy, if you wouldn't mind just giving them a brief background on you that I didn't cover? You know, where you're from, a little bit about you, anything that you think would be valuable for someone to know?   Randy:       Yeah, I think it is important to know where we've come from and you know, I grew up in a really small town called Sugar City, Idaho. You know, when I left I think there's 1150 people there after I left. And I mean it was just an amazing place and I'll get back to that. Why I think our roots and the way we are raised, and the way we're raising our children are so critical for the people that we become, and especially with character and integrity and in leadership. And so I grew up and and my dad was a high school football coach for 29  years. He's going into medicine and then you know he had these four boys and he's like, “Man I'm gonna buy a ranch and I'm gonna be a football coach. I'm gonna teach my kids how to work.” So I mean he sacrificed on what he could have done but he wouldn't give it up to the world and so you know, I grew up in a really fun environment. It's so funny when I meet a lot of leaders, they’re like, “You know my parents abused me,” or you know, “I was in some serious trauma,” or other things happen and that makes people great. You know when they can overcome those things, but I was actually fortunate enough to be led by a really,  really good man that told me that I could do anything I wanted in life and actually mentored me and stuck with me the whole time. And so, somebody that I love and admire and he's still alive today and I respect him and he still gives me a quote every night and how he help build me up every night and so that was some of my roots was growing up in that type of environment.   Rob:           Did I hear you right to say that you either rode a tractor or a truck or something and he would always be playing these tapes of some these greats?   Randy:       Yeah. In fact, we had about, you know it was about a twenty minute ride out to our ranch where we you know we raise cattle and horses. And so, we had about 300 head of cattle and we had 50 horses at one time so I mean it wasn't a huge ranch but it was a ton of fun and we would listen to Denis Waitley and Jim Rohn and Zig Ziglar and The Strangest Secret from Nightingale and that’s some of the things that I’d listen to and then he'd mentor me. We're out there fixing fences and all that and he’d talk about it. You know, we grew up in kind of a family to where we are God fearing and we literally would say family prayers at night and then put it in and everybody in, ready? Break! Go Garns! And so it was just fun. It was a good time, so yeah we listened to a lot of the classics and you and I did a call with Denis a couple of days ago and he's a great man, but that's some of the things I grew up on.   Rob:           Yeah, and the irony is all these very people who you grew up listening to now, you become very close friends to them. In many cases ,helping mentor them as it goes both directions and ironic how you know that fate aligned that way. Speaking of this, interestingly, we were just with the group today and was talking about estate planning and one of the things was mentioned was often times we think about estate planning as it's just financial. You know, here's what happens to your finances. This particular person leading the discussion was saying, you know what? It's so much more that! It's a legacy that you're leaving. It's a legacy of character. It's a legacy of what you're teaching your children and in so many ways it sounds like you're such a product of what your parents created for you in the environment.   Randy:       Yeah, I would totally agree with that in a lot of ways. And so I mean now I've got a family of my own, married probably one of the most awesome women on earth and I've got an amazing life. In a lot of times I do I talk a lot about kind of the home court advantage. You know I had a CEO reach out to me the other day and he's like, “Man I've got two kids and you know things are rough at home. How do you balance everything? How do you grow a business and keep things right personally and stay fit and do all these things? I can't keep it up!” And he's like, “Randy, you're probably single and being able to do all these things!” I was like, actually I'm not! I have an amazing wife. I've got six kids. I’ve got two sets of twins. I run multiple companies and we’re growing things like crazy! He about lost it! He's like, “How in the world do you balance all that?” You know, I said, well first off you got to have make sure you get everything right both personally and professionally because for me, there's no distinction. And I know a lot of people try to put things in silo but for me, Rob, there's no distinction between who you are at business and who you are home and who you are church or who you are personally and professionally. It's you’re one person and so the way that you show up in one place is the way that you really show up everywhere.   Rob:           Ooh, we could stop the podcast right now. If we all just live that, what a huge impact it would have on the world. Randy, actually segways into a thought I had and that was you know one of the things that is amazing about you, is the relationships you have with so many people. And so you had a chance in your life in these different associations to meet some of the most incredible people and influencers on earth. So, from all these people you've met and you just describe some of it right there, if you had a narrow down to a few things what sets apart those who you most admire and respect and why?   Randy:       I thought about this a lot you know and I thought about this over a great deal. I actually wrote a book called, “Prosper.” We hit The New York Times in 2011 and I wrote the book with the with a close friend of mine. We started another company that we sold in 2014. But for me, it's those people that are balancing money and happiness and sustainability. And to be able to do that, that's where prosperity really comes in for me. But to be able to do that, you have to have some real deep character and there's a few people in my life that I really truly respect. You know, I just was on the phone with Brandon Steiner from Steiner sports and Harvey McKay - I'm on his advisory board. He's written 13 books, “Swim with the Sharks,” and you know, “How to use your head to get your foot in the door,” and many others. But for me, it's people that have really lived the law of reciprocity and that you know, Brandon always says, “Do as much as you can for as many people as you can for as often as you can without asking for anything in return. And watch what life does to you and for you.” And so, I watch them and I watch how successful they are but also successful is more than just monetarily. It's like it’s rich in relationships and rich in being able to do business development and rich in being able to call anybody at any time and have access instead of you know trying to pay your way into things. You have access to the things you'd never have access into because you're such a giver.  That’s one characteristic that I know the people that I really admire and love.   Rob:           Yeah it's interesting you say that because, really, we live in a world where it's almost counter to our culture. At least from my perspective, there's so much in the world of what's in it for me and how do we grow and I and we and us and what you described is so powerful and I just think, you know, our listeners don't know this but you have this ranch up in Wyoming, this beautiful ranch in a valley called Star Valley and you bring people there often go fishing and take some time in the outdoors and you had a couple of people who  from the outside would be considered very successful recently and I remember you show me the pictures of the dad catching a fish with his son and taking that time and so many things come from that. Not only was that a relationship that you had with him, where just purely giving of your time not only giving but creating a rich experience. It’s not even just a lunch or dinner, you're out there fishing side by side and secondarily there's this dad fishing with his son for what looked like one of the first times in his life and the rich experience that they were having together and his son will never forget that and so I think you're one of the epitomes of what you just described.   Randy:       Well, I mean that we were doing that for them and they become even deeper friends right? There's another principle that I live, one is the law of reciprocity but the other big one, Rob, that's really been effective for me is called the experience economy. Joesph Pine wrote a book called “The Experience Economy” and that's why we have you know the Trout Ranch. We've got other properties and then I do, I take a lot of people up too. Got some great friends up at Sundance and Chad Lindebaugh and the guys that run Rocky Mountain Outfitters or we go horseback riding or fly fishing or zip lining and you go have an experience with somebody and a lot of times you'll spend the whole day together and maybe talk business about twenty minutes. When they kind of come out for the whole day and we have a deal done. And so a lot of times people get so stuck in to, you know, “We will meet you at the hotel,” or wherever. I love to get out and do stuff with these guys that never experienced the things that we can offer. So I'm really big on the book by Joseph Pine called  “The Experience Economy,” to generate deep meaningful, relationships but also drive tremendous value and move business forward in a big way naturally.   Rob:           Yeah that's awesome. I mean there's another terminology: transactional versus transformational. I mean, lunches are great, dinners are great but what you're talking about is the spirit of good, better, best. Taking something that's good and making it way way better because it's so rich, it's so deep and so real. I mean you're out in the outdoors and so much amazing things that can happen from that. So building on that what you just described there, and maybe now zeroing in on you not so much on others, but from your own life experiences ,what are two or three of your biggest lessons learned through life? I mean you've seen so much now. What are one, two or three of those lessons learned that you feel could we have a real impact in the lives of our listeners and what tips would you share from your own experience?   Randy:       From my own ,experience, I think some of the biggest things are ,you know you don't need to please everyone. And I think early on in my career, you know the most valuable asset that any of us have is time - is our time. And so I have a formula for whether I’ll do business with others or not and it's a formula that I actually learned from it another gentleman that does partner with this up at the top of the trout ranch. It's called you're the P. over your E. squared. Take look at fractional equations get your P. over your E. squared that means that your principles are higher than your ego or economic interests, always. I always look at somebody and I say, at the end of the day is as their principles other principals higher than their ego or their economic interest in something and will they stick to that more so because I have done business and I've done things with individuals where, man,  it looks on paper like it's going to be a fantastic, amazing, awesome opportunity and we’re going to crush it and we're all gonna be billionaires and you know being able to give back and do all the stuff but the end of the day you know that something's just not right and I've actually got some pretty good Spidey senses for that, where you just know that there's just something that's just not right and I went forward with that is like I haven't quite figured that out you know when I was younger but now I have. If it just doesn't chemistry, doesn't fit right or like something just doesn't feel like, “Oh heck yeah. We’re gonna crush this, we're gonna do this!” if you leave a meeting and you feel like I just I don't know if I am in. It doesn't mean that they're always unintegrous or whatever it may be, but it's always been where their ego or their economic interest don't align with mine, it has not ended up being a good thing.   Rob:           That right there just to pause, I know you have one or two more to say, but that is a huge, huge deal. You know it's interesting as we put together the book you know as you well know Become Your Best and ironically used the word principles -  The 12 principles of highly successful leaders. And in doing so interviewing hundreds of people and you try to look for these patterns of success and what sets apart great leaders and high performing teams from everyone else. And so you see that there's this pattern that emerges there's where the 12 principles come from. At the same time it was really interesting because another pattern emerged and it was at the very same principle but when they were violated. And one of the things you see over and over in CEOs and leaders that at least was from my experience and perspective was their downfall was their ego.   Randy:       Totally.   Rob:           And when ego became so big that it got in the way the progress of the company or got in the way of the finances so they couldn’t  wrong or they couldn't take input - the ego, was in many cases, their downfall. And we have several coaching clients right now and part of the reason I know this is, “Hey I've got a nice present or so and so and their egos got so big, how do I handle this?” Because it’s kind of killing our business. So just to reinforce it, what a great thought that is so P over E squared, is that right?   Randy:       P over E squared - so your ego and economic gain, but you're right, I mean there's been, in fact we just met with another amazing, amazing man and he said the best CEOs in the world are those that have humility. Isn't that interesting? They have humility and they follow their principles. Because you can do anything, I mean you can have success for a short period of time but if your ego and your economic interest and you get too greedy, it's gonna get in the way and it's going to stop you from growing and the best CEOs both have humility and also give credit where credit's due. I mean, there's different forms of ways you can pay people. One of the best ways that I know how to pay people is to give them credit.   Rob:           Yeah, make them the hero. Yeah, that's really good. Any other thoughts on that lessons learned from your past experiences? I mean that's a fabulous one right there.   Randy:       Yeah, I think the other big one for me is something that again my dad, he is just an amazing man and I can't wait for you to meet him but one of the things; I was leaving for college and he told me one thing and I wrote it down. I’ll never forget in this state is like my first day going up from college. I just got back from living in the Philippines for two years and literally had like four days until I start college and he said, “Randy, I want you to know one thing is that if you don't have your own goals then someone else will use you for theirs.”   Rob:           Wow. Yeah that's powerful.   Randy:       So, you think about that whether you're a CEO or you know working for somebody or whatever that is but again you know if you don't have your own goals then someone else will use you for theirs. So I work closely with a lot of very high powered people in on some advisory boards and we work on strategy. If you do not have your own personal strategic plan and if you don't write down those principles like you guys talk about like leadership, like when I went to your live event, it was awesome! Because you were really pushing people to write down and to really manifest what they wanted to accomplish and so that was like one of the biggest key advices that had ever been given to me is, you know, “Randy if you don't have your own goals someone else will use you for theirs.” And I know you guys do a lot of that with what you do and even this year, BYB Daily Journal that I'm using and everything else it's so critical, to set those goals and know exactly what you're doing -every single day, every single week, every single month and execute well.   Rob:           Yeah, because the whole point is to lead a life by design rather than live a life by default.   Randy:       Exactly.   Rob:           And you know the research, backing up what you just said, is that a person is 90% more likely to accomplish something when they have a clearly written goal. Yet on the other side of the scale, on average only 10% of people have clearly written goals and so getting very intentional and focused. But I love that quote, I wrote it down. I'm gonna use that again in the future because it’s so spot on. “If you don't have your own goals someone else will use you for theirs.”   Randy:       Exactly right.   Rob:           That's a good one. I like that. You know, we're sitting here talking Randy and so many people listen to this podcast because their businesses in a leadership position or you know they want to be a better employee, yet many people also have these families at home, they’re in a relationship with someone else and a lot of what you're saying now goes right back into the home, doesn't it?   Randy:       Well, it does. I mean that's why I said it. It really does. You think about your family, to think about your most valuable asset. To me, it’s my children.  I actually literally plan time to spend time with them or planning out you know our whole entire year; when we're doing vacations and all that. When I was younger, we didn’t plan our vacations and then somebody else put something on there like, “I'm sorry honey, we really can't go to San Diego,” or “We can’t go to Hawaii this month of August, because I actually have an event I'm speaking at or doing.” But now, we do have to plan those things out or you will miss baseball games, you will miss opportunities for your your family and family things and so, why do we work so hard? Literally, for me, it’s because so I can actually give my family that things that they need so I don't want to miss that time especially the prime of their life. And so, I don't want to be one of those guys you know like Cat Stevens, “A cat's in the cradle,” where I didn't spend time with my most valuable assets so I think it does spill over to home and again that's part of my whole thing on home court advantage. You got to plan those things out or else other people use your time for other things.   Rob:           I’m so in agreement on that, absolutely! And, everything you're talking about, not only planning and being intentional with our children and with our spouse. I just met someone at a conference, Randy, last week and the two people walked up and, it's not a credit to me or you. It's the principle. That's what you're talking about. And they just said this short hour just changed my life and they say, “Well, you know I haven't been on a date with my spouse in over a year.” It is just because life - it's so easy for life to come in and take over if we're not being intentional planning and doing the things you're talking about. Because, in our society, unlike in some others around the world, wow it's so fast paced here and so we’re not intentional we run the risk of something else taking over our lives and suddenly we look back and say, “Wait a second, where’d time go and our kids around the house and our relationships? You know, what happened?” So I love that! If you want, Randy, since we’re about twenty minutes or so. I can't believe it goes by that fast and I got to tell our listeners, something cool about Randy, that we don't know, we're in the very early stages but I just had this thought, it'd be fun to go to the Everest base camp store talking about experiential and this experience economy, and so we got on the phone and I asked for Randy, “Hey Randy, how would you like to go? And would this be some you might be interested in?” And we want to keep this to a small group and Randy was like, “Man I had this is as a dream of mine forever!” You know, I was thinking maybe it might be fun to take my will be, at the time my 18 old son with us now and we talk about these experiences and we're in the early stages of planning and just before the podcast we’re thinking, you know, maybe 2019/2020, the thought is if we don't plan it now, what's the odds it's something like that's ever going to happen?   Randy:       It's so true, Rob and just think about that both! It will help us to get in shape to do that – that’s some serious, serious hiking but just think of the experience that we have that the group that will go will do something that we’ll never forget, right? And so you're exactly right but we're planning that after two 2019 or 2020 and you have to do that because time flies! Time flies so fast that if you're not staying on top of stuff you will you'll miss out on living the intentional life is what I call it.   Rob:           Hopefully my mother in law is not listening in this podcast because she doesn't know that yet. So as we get ready wrap up, maybe one more thing if you don't mind Randy. I haven’t really asked you this yet. What's an experience in your life that really ,if you look back say maybe that experience or one of the experiences that was one of the most influential experiences on you, help shape you and who you’ve become today? Would you mind sharing that?   Randy:       Yeah, I mean, one that just comes to my mind that I'll share with you. As you know, back in our company we started  company back in 1999 and you know, it just exploded and back after two and a half years of being business and really profitable and growing and we had some people that came in and said, “Hey, we'll give you all this money and you know we'll take you IPO and we'll do a reverse merger and you know we ended up doing the deal and it took us 3.5 or over 3 years to unwind it and it'll cost millions of dollars to be able to do so and so that was one of my most valuable experiences because we said you know what these guys are really super smart you know they're in their forties, they're amazing, they've done business stuff but come to find out that it was really not what it was all out to be. I remember my business partner looking at me and he said, “You know what, if we're waiting for all the smart people to show up, we're actually here.” And we’re literally just looking at each other and so I think one of the biggest things is that I've learned in my life is to have confidence in myself, in that, if somebody else can do it, I can do it. So you can't fear those things and it's just like what's the difference between a $4,000,000 company a $40,000,000 company and a $400,000,000 dollar company - that really is really good people and strategy but it's a really good leader. Leadership is everything and so I stopped looking at other people to be my leaders and I started looking inward and started to build my own leadership qualities and traits and that's been a big focus of mine I’d really say for the last 18 years or so. But it all stemmed from that experience.   Rob:           How was that when you're going through it at the time?   Randy:       Oh bro, it was the worst ever. It was dark days, you know. It was it was really, really hard because we had all our employees that were also rooting and fighting for an understanding but it was a lot of prayers and in a lot of good things but we ended up you know really, really exploding after that as well, so I mean it's those things that build character and put hair on your chest when you go through tough experiences so it was good. Rob:           It is. You know it's interesting that's what you shared and I think a lot of our listeners know that my dad went through a similar experiences and it took him seven years. I remember him going down to the office with him. You know, speaking of being intentional, bringing everything back together. I remember running around the building -  it's a dark building but I'm down there in his office with him until like 9pm. He’d work these 15 hour days - trying to get out of a similar dark period and from that experience, that was kind of a refiners fire for him to really shape him to who he became later on in life and they're certain principles as a result of that and standards that we live by now as a company, for example, we will not operate with debt. I know that's not the case in every industry and companies there’s, you know, different thoughts on that but that's one of our things that we will do. He will never get in that position again. It's one of my personal mottos - the same principle. So it's amazing what can come from those refiner prior experiences. Boy, they're tough when you're in the middle of them aren't they?   Randy:       Yeah, and I learned too, you can't go sometimes in life you can't go around things or over things. Sometimes you just have to go right through them, you know?   Rob:           That's why you got the nickname. What they call you as a full back in high school?  The little ball of hate?   Randy:       Yeah, the little ball of hate. Back in the day. It’s a ton of fun!   Rob:           Randy, thank you so much for being on this podcast. I mean you're such an incredible friend, mentor, example and I think all of our listeners - I'm extremely confident they felt not only sincerity, but who you are and why you’ve had the influence on people that you've had and who you've become. So if you wouldn't mind, if there's any way they can either contact you or any details that you share about how they can learn more about you? If someone wanted to reach out in some form or fashion – is that something you could share with them?   Randy:       Yeah you know what, this is gonna be awesome because one of the software technology companies that we have is a marketing communications technology and it allows you to get really good at personal relationships and following up. It’s a company called Skipio and so the best way to get a hold of me as I'm really on my V. I. P. line and if you will just text me the words S K I P I O at 801 332 9909 and I'll be able to be able to follow up with you and you'll get a reply from me on some of the cool things that we're working with on the how to be a really, really amazing communicator and how to be really good on follow up. So again it's Skipio, just text key words Skipio to 801 332 9909  and you'll get a text right back from me with all my contact info.   Rob:           Awesome, so text Skipio – S-K-I-P-I-O to 801 332 9909 is that right?   Randy:       That's correct.   Rob:           And Randy will respond to you and we use Skipio. This is a great service if you're in any type of business where the customer experience is important which should be just about all businesses. You can also go to skipio.com and see what they do is a business a little bit more. Very, very cool what they do and Randy will respond so that's very generous of you to offer that out there for them Randy. Any parting thoughts?   Randy:       You know the last parting thought that I have is that I hope that all the listeners are you know utilizing Becoming Your Best tools. Honestly Rob, you came in and you spoke our company about what was it three months ago?   Rob:           Yeah that in there. Somewhere in there.   Randy:       And it has been it's been amazing, both for myself but other people keep referencing it in our office so all of the listeners I'd say you know the most important thing to do is to continue to work on yourself and continue to become the best individual, the best human, the best person that you can, and that way you can really reach out to others in a big way. And so I'm just that’s the one thing but I'm trying to do a lot better is to be the best you know leader that I can be and change as many lives but I possibly can before I go to the other side. And, so the other thing is one last thing - relating back to that story, is that a lot of people think you know in today's society it's like you know well I should deserve that or I should you know that's something that I deserve. I should deserve to be the CEO or I should deserve to have lots of money. I will tell you, that you really don't get what you deserve in life. You get what you work hard for and what you negotiate. So those are the two things – the two principles I live by: you don't get what you deserve in life you get what you fight, scratch, beg and plead for and negotiate. That's what you end up getting in life so that's part of my last leadership tip for everyone.   Rob:           Well, that is so true and I certainly echo and feel the exact same as you do so. Randy you're amazing! Thanks so much for being on the podcast. I know this is a huge deal for our listeners. It impacts me and it will certainly impact them so thank you for being here and everyone remember that one person can make a difference and it's just like Randy said it's you and I asking what can we do to make a difference so wishing you a great day and wonderful week where you're at in the world. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In our final installment of special event coverage from DigitalMarketer Traffic & Conversion Summit 2018, Skipio’s Randy Garn helps co-host as we dive deep into online conversion strategies and tools. First up, what if we told you that you can build web pages that integrate perfectly into your sales funnel without any graphic design or coding experience. No, you aren't dreaming. ClickFunnels makes it easy to convert online shoppers with the help of proven web templates with drag-and-drop editing. Chief Revenue and Business Development Officer, Dave Woodward, explains how you can get started in just minutes. Next, seven years ago Michael Parrella was broke and struggling to find his next meal. With his back against the wall, Michael launched a fitness franchise that would take America by storm and make him a multimillionaire. Find out how Michael set iLoveKickboxing apart in a competitive and crowded marketplace. Then, Alex Brown, Co-founder of The Beard Club is excited to announce his next venture, Subscription Hacks. Alex is on a mission to teach e-commerce entrepreneurs how to build an 8-figure subscription service in just eight months, learn more. Last but not least, Sita Thompson shares the origin story of her luxury lifestyle apparel brand, SITA Couture. Joined by Amanda Holmes of Chet Holmes International and Scott Duffy of Scott Duffy Media, Sita explains how she plans to make the jump from B-to-B sales to e-commerce. [00:00:00] Discover Your New Sales Funnel Strategy [00:04:36] Never Be Boring: Fortune Favors the Bold [00:11:31] iLoveKickboxing Fitness Franchise [00:18:22] Don't Wait! Taking Action Breeds Success [00:25:20] Build 8-figure Subscription Service in 8 Months [00:33:23] Dress for Success with SITA Couture

In our continued coverage of the 2018 Digital Marketer Traffic & Conversion Summit, this episode will focus on topics including CRM software solutions, work/life balance, and keeping man's best friend in optimal health. First up, are you struggling to manage customer relationships manually? As your business grows, in can be increasingly difficult to maintain important client connections. Infusionsoft is #1 for small business CRM solutions; Co-Founder and CEO, Clate Mask, explains how you can simplify your sales funnel and automate marketing campaigns without losing that personal touch your customers love. Then, if you feel like achieving work/life balance is tantamount to finding the last unicorn, you won't want to miss our heartfelt interview with President and CEO of The Agency 8 (A Division of Step Into Your Power Ltd.), Susan Sly. After receiving a devastating multiple sclerosis diagnosis, Susan found herself homeless and drowning in debt. Today, she runs a multimillion dollar company and is on a mission to help other female entrepreneurs become profitable without becoming 'addicted to the grind.' Next, world-renowned social media influencer and digital marketer, Lori Taylor, fills us in on her latest passion project to help dogs and cats live healthier, happier lives; discover how TruPet LLC is making waves the pet space. This episode features special guest co-hosts; Amanda Holmes of Chet Holmes International, Randy Garn of Skipio, and Scott Duffy of Scott Duffy Media.  [00:00:00] Infusionsoft: CRM Platform for Small Business [00:06:13] Overcome Growing Pains, Build Momentum [00:11:30] Powerfully Simple Marketing & Sales Software [00:18:21] Are You Addicted to the Grind? [00:26:58] TruDog Takes on Pet Food Industry [00:33:22] Raising Consciousness, Promoting Pet Health

Chet Holmes International's Amanda Holmes is back for part four of our coverage of the Digital Marketer Traffic & Conversion Summit 2018. We hear how a dentist and a bull rider built their empires with the help of memorable marketing campaigns and heroic leadership. First up, your business and your life could be saved by learning from a dentist. Dr. Kami Hoss, D.D.S., M.S. is reinventing modern dentistry with a kid-centered marketing strategy complete with super hero practitioners and cavity-creating villains. Find out how Disney, Apple, and Starbucks inspired the unique customer experience at The Super Dentists. Plus, learn how you can extend your life up to 10 years; check out this recent (pearly) white paper at thesuperdentists.com/report. Then, Skipio CMO, Randy Garn, helps us welcome Cowboy Ryan Ehmann, Founder of Cowboy Ryan Marketing, to the show. From bull riding in Texas, to securing an investment from Daymond John on ABC's Shark Tank, and eventually creating the Rodeo Abs workout and franchise, Ryan walks us through his unique entrepreneurial journey - Learn more. [00:00:00] Starting Over and Finding Success in America [00:06:03] Standing Out & Marketing to Your Audience [00:11:30] Reinventing the Dental Experience [00:18:21] Cowboy Ryan Ehmann Rides Bulls, Courts Sharks [00:26:05] Lessons Learned from ABC's Shark Tank [00:33:22] Develop a High-Demand Franchise Business

Join Susan as she interviews NY Times Best Seller, Randy Garn. Randy is a New York Times Best selling author and a passionate entrepreneur. He loves growing companies through proven strategic methods and enjoys the process of understanding a companies core strengths.

It's time for the second edition of our special event coverage from the Digital Marketer Traffic & Conversion Summit 2018 with guest co-host, Amanda Holmes of Chet Holmes International. To kick off the show, we find out how building a thriving community improves overall customer experience while creating brand evangelists and providing you with invaluable feedback. NativePath and Paleo Secret have mastered this marketing strategy in the name of better health and wellness for all! Scott Rewick and Dr. Chad Walding share how they cut through the clutter in the very-crowded diet industry. Then, Tom Rossi, Code King and Co-Founder of Higher Pixels, explains how Buzzsprout is making podcast hosting simple for content creators everywhere. Next, Sam Parr went from hot dog stand proprietor to Founder and CEO of Hustle Con Media, the fast-growing media company behind popular taste-making blog, The Hustle. Capitalizing on "The Oprah Effect", find out how The Hustle's subscriber count rocketed past 600,000 in just two short years. Last but not least, has your company taken advantage of text message marketing? Skipio CMO, Randy Garn, says it could be the most effective lead generation and customer retention tool that you aren't using yet. [00:00:00] NativePath Follows Paleo Diet Trends [00:06:29] Marketing Meets Health and Wellness [00:11:30] Creating a Thriving Online Community [00:18:21] BuzzSprout Makes Podcast Hosting Simple [00:25:07] Taste Makers and Brand Ambassadors [00:32:20] The Power of Text Message Marketing

Dan's show on Aug. 15 features people who are breaking barriers and soaring high! Joining Dan as his first guest is Heather Penney, the first and only woman in the 121st Fighter Squadron. Heather deployed to Operation Iraqi Freedom as a night-time SCUD Hunter in the deserts of Iraq, supporting Special Operations Forces , and was recognized for her service on 9-11. Dan's second guest is Scott Mitchell, a passionate athlete who played for 12 years in the NFL before changing his life on the reality show “The Biggest Loser.” During the final segment, Dan talks with Randy Garn, a serial entrepreneur and New York Times Best-Selling Author. He works closely with some of the world's most renowned companies, educators and leaders. Listen in for two hours of inspiration that will encourage you to break down your own barriers to soar higher!

We “part the curtain” and reveal insider secrets shared in the $5K per person ELF Business Blueprint Workshop. Joe Polish has Timothy Paulson and Dan Kuschell co-host the 2-day workshop. It’s held in the same room Joe holds his GENIUS NETWORK meetings. Some amazing entrepreneurs from around North America have attended the ELF Business Blueprint Workshop. It’s a room of collaboration where “everyone is getting smarter” Dozens of industries have been represented by the attendees. We went into the “GENIUS NETWORK ARCHIVES” and heard from Joe Polish, Mike Koenigs and others via VIDEO from past Genius Network Brian Jennings who played 13 years in the NFL (with the San Francisco 49ers) was a workshop attendee, and shared success insights (learned from the NFL) with the group. We shared a Marketing Blueprint with 15 categories. We discussed how “Questions are the Answer.” Joe allowed us to share and use 6+ tools from Genius Network Genius Network tool shared: Hot Seat We discussed how to get more referrals Genius Network tool shared: Where Are You? Genius Network tool shared: What NOT to Do List Genius Network tool shared: Elegant Ideas Genius Network tool shared: Control Tool Audit We discussed an awesome online client relationship tool: SKIPIO Text the word WEB to 801-416-3557 in order to watch an hour long recorded webinar with Timothy and Randy Garn on SKIPIO. Genius Network tool shared:  Your Genius Network The Wrap up Tool (for great implementation)  

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Join Ethan Willis and Randy Garn as they share how to PROSPER in these global economic times.    You will learn six practices to find lasting money and happiness and learn to create the Life you really want.  Discover your Polaris Point, how to live in your prosperity zone, how to earn from your core, how to start with what you already have, how to commit to your prosperity path and how to take profound action.  www.prosperbook.com

Alan Olsen interviews Randy Garn author of Prosper- create the life that you want. They discuss keys of prosperity.

Alan Olsen interviews Randy Garn author of Prosper- create the life that you want. They discuss keys of prosperity.

Alan Olsen interviews Randy Garn author of Prosper- create the life that you want. They discuss keys of prosperity.

Alan Olsen interviews Randy Garn author of Prosper- create the life that you want. They discuss keys of prosperity.

Alan Olsen interviews Randy Garn author of Prosper- create the life that you want. They discuss keys of prosperity.