Podcast appearances and mentions of robin behrstock

Hiking in the Rockies Find the full episode show notes on TripOutside.com/podcast Book your Denver Hiking Adventure: https://tripoutside.com/s/denver-co/trekking/ Learn about some great hiking options around Denver Chief mountain: 360-degree views from the top, at 11700 feet. You can see six different 14ers on a clear day. Takes about 2-4 hours depending on your pace and it offers incredible views without being too difficult of a trail. After a 2-4 hike, you feel energized instead of exhausted and you can still enjoy the rest of the day or later into the night. You feel that you earned your drinks or your ice cream but do not have to be stuck to the couch for the rest of the day. St. Mary's glacier - it's a great hike but it also gets very crowded, especially on the weekends. Rocky hike and bit on the steeper hike but short. 3/4 of a mile to get to a lake and has a snowfield on the top. It has snow all year long and you may see people hiking up and skiing down. Benefits of getting outdoors and connecting with nature Forest bathing - we'll take a break on the hike and spend some time connecting with nature and with each of our 5 senses. We'll spend 30 seconds each on each sense while in nature and it really helps people respect nature. If you're only connected with technology, going from your home to your car to your office and not spending a lot of time in nature, you not feeling the connection with nature. By spending time on a hike in Colorado, we hope that people connect with nature more, respect it and in turn work to protect it. Boost in serotonin: Social media likes that can give you a boost in serotonin, but getting out in nature can give you such a great boost that is really underappreciated! How we can help save the outdoors Hiking In The Rockies discusses LNT principles on the hikes and focuses on "taking only photos and leaving only footprints". Even taking rocks over time from hundreds of people and hundreds of trips can have an impact. Do a trash pick-up with some rubber gloves and a trash bag and clean up the trails. The most important thing is that we learn to appreciate nature by spending more time outdoors, respecting nature and working towards protecting it. Getting started with an outdoors business There are a lot of opportunities out there to start with a low overhead with marketplaces like Airbnb, TripAdvisor, and TripOutside. Write down your goals and steps that you need to get there. Don't let the challenges stop you. Part of growing a business is solving problems day after day and solving problems doesn't have to be a roadblock, it can be part of the fun. Start small and see where it goes. Permits required: trails are managed by different entities and land owners. National Parks, National Forests, ex. Jefferson County Open Space. Get certifications to be certified guides Get CPR training Wilderness first aid training Guides to have wilderness first aid training --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tripoutside/message

This week, we interview Robin Behrstock, who speaks to an array of life experience, including investing, hard money, house hacking and owning multiple small businesses. For more info visit: https://www.erinandjamesrealestate.com/

Today on Entrepreneur Effect our host is joined by Robin Behrstock. At the age of thirty-three, Robin Behrstock started Alchemade (www.Alchemade.com), a copper mug business just as they became a popular trend.  In less than three years, she grew the business to annual sales of $3 million.  For Robin, the best part of being an entrepreneur isn’t making money or selling lots of copper mugs; it’s inspiring people to take control of their lives and turn their dreams of starting a business into reality.  Robin is currently a partner in Radius Partnership, www.RadiusPartnership.com, a consulting firm focused on working with small businesses.

Today on Entrepreneur Effect our host is joined by Robin Behrstock. At the age of thirty-three, Robin Behrstock started Alchemade (www.Alchemade.com), a copper mug business just as they became a popular trend.  In less than three years, she grew the business to annual sales of $3 million.  For Robin, the best part of being an entrepreneur isn’t making money or selling lots of copper mugs; it’s inspiring people to take control of their lives and turn their dreams of starting a business into reality.  Robin is currently a partner in Radius Partnership, www.RadiusPartnership.com, a consulting firm focused on working with small businesses.

SHOW NOTES At the age of thirty-three, Robin Behrstock, author of ADVENTURES OF WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS, started Alchemade, a copper mug business just as they became a popular trend. In less than three years, she grew the business to annual sales of $3 million. For Robin, the best part of being an entrepreneur isn't making money or selling lots of copper mugs; its inspiring people to take control of their lives and turn their dreams of starting a business into reality. Robin is currently a partner in Radius Partnership, a consulting firm focused on working with small businesses. Listen and Learn: The ins and outs of selling on Amazon Why measurement and KPI's are important to success Robin's definition of success TO LEARN MORE ABOUT ALCHEMADE, CLICK HERE. TO FIND ROBIN ON LINKEDIN, CLICK HERE.

On this episode Robin Behrstock shares the story of how she went from business to business, looking to provide the best product she could come up with. She started and grew a copper mug company and grew it to 3 Million a year in sales in just 3 years. Robin just released her new book and is now empowering women entrepreneurs and inspiring them to do big things. 

Robin Behrstock has been starting businesses since she was a kid. Most of them were failures, which — as they should — became learning experiences. At the age of 33, it all paid off when she started a copper mug business just as they became a popular trend. In less than three years, she grew the business to annual sales of $3 million. With that success came the realization it wasn’t what she wanted to do with her life. The best part of being an entrepreneur—for her—wasn’t making money or selling lots of copper mugs, it was inspiring people, which led Robin to write the book, “Adventures of Women Entrepreneurs: Stories That Inspire”…with the goal of inspiring women around the world to do something different, to step outside their comfort zone or move beyond their present circumstances and make their dreams a reality! What you’ll learn about in this episode Becoming purpose-driven in your business and career Using your time effectively with self-motivating management techniques How to develop habits that contribute to success Leaving your comfort zone to break your routine and learn from challenges Testing the market to gather essential data for product development Using online marketplaces to test product viability Calculated risks that can bring to birth new business ideas Managing international supply chains in the modern marketplace Raising your awareness of new business opportunities and taking action on them How to best connect with Robin: Email: robinbehrstock@gmail.com Twitter: @Robinbehrstock To purchase her book: www.AWEbook.com Amazon: Adventures of Women Entrepreneurs – Stories that Inspire

Meg Furstoss the cofounder of Precision Sports Performance – the leaders in providing strength and conditioning training to both student athletes and fitness enthusiasts. Her passion drives its growth. Robin Behrstock is author of Adventures of Women Entrepreneurs. Justin Durlin built Cocktails 2 Go with smart marketing and commitment.