Podcast appearances and mentions of ryan helms

​Ryan Helms is the former CEO of Legacy Podcasting, a content marketing agency specializing in podcast and YouTube production.

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Are you looking to dive into the world of YouTube content creation and make big money? Then you won't want to miss out on this exciting new podcast featuring Devon Canup, a faceless YouTube channel expert. He has transformed faceless YouTube channels literally into a lucrative blueprint for printing money, with his own channels pulling in anywhere from 1.3 to 1.5 million in revenue and counting.In this episode, Devon is going to break down how niche faceless channels can crush it, with examples like a chess channel bringing in 10 to 15 grand a month. And he isn't just talking about producing cheap-ass, low-budget videos. He's all about producing top-notch content that looks better than some Netflix shows - all while spending $600 per video.Don't miss out on this valuable opportunity to take your YouTube game to the next level and join the ranks of successful faceless channels. Tune in and get ready to take some serious notes!Key Takeaways:Intro (00:00)How much money has Devon made from faceless YouTube channels? (00:28)Higher vs. lower paid niches/topics (03:17)How long it takes to produce a video, and how much it costs (06:12)The biggest issue with creating viral videos (12:23)How to create viral videos on YouTube (24:17)How many channels Devon has (30:35)How does Devon see YouTube changing in the future? (33:47)How to connect with Devon (39:20)Additional sources:

How do successful creators generate income through multiple streams? Find out in this interview with Jay Clouse, a successful full-time content creator or Creator Scientist, as he likes to call himself. Jay shares the secrets of his creator business that generated $300K+ through 7 income streams.From membership communities to unexpected royalty checks, we discussed every single revenue source with actual numbers. One of the income streams that stood out was Jay's membership community which generated $161,000 in revenue last year.We also explored other revenue streams that might surprise you. One of them was a simple royalty check that Jay receives every month.Whether you're a content creator or looking to generate income through different avenues, this interview is a must-listen. Get ready to expand your horizon on what's possible from a revenue stream perspective and take notes on the insights that Jay shares.Let's dive in!Key Takeaways:Intro (00:00)The truth about consistency in releasing content (00:30)Jay's full-time creator moment (04:52)Jay's varied income sources - #1 Patronage (07:51)#2 Affiliates (09:32)#3 Digital products (12:15)#4 Online community (14:29)#5 Royalties (17:21)#6 Services (18:31)#7 Sponsorships (19:08)Easiest income stream to start with (19:46)Where to find Jay (21:34)Additional sources:

Attention business enthusiasts and content creators! Do you want to stay updated on making awesome short-form content and crushing it in the media industry? Look no further than the latest episode of Content Funnels, where Michael Sikand, co-founder of Our Future, discusses the latest trends and strategies for short-form content creation. In this podcast episode, Michael shares how his company's recent acquisition by Morning Brew has helped them derisk their business. He also makes bold predictions about the future of TikTok in the US and how a possible ban would affect other short-form video platforms like YouTube shorts and reels. If you tune in to this episode, you'll also find out:- what is the future of content creation in general- how you can leverage short-form content to grow your own brand- which platform has the most optimistic outlook- how a 12-year-old leveraged his content to earn millions of dollarsLet's dive into the exciting world of short-form content creation!Key Takeaways:What is our future? (00:00)Selling the company to MorningBrew (01:16)The way to value short-form content businesses (04:02)A 12-year-old who makes millions of dollars and the future of content (05:47)Crazy examples of companies that are doing short-form content (07:30)The platform with the most optimistic outlook in the next 3 years (09:04)The future of TikTok and the consequences of the possible ban (10:15)Monetizing short-form content (11:50)Michael's predictions about content in general (16:16)Using AI and Chat GPT (17:21)Where to find Michael (19:52)Additional sources:

Are you tired of being the "bottleneck" in your YouTube channel? Have you considered starting a faceless channel? In this episode, Noah Morris spills the secrets on how to grow a successful faceless YouTube channel that can potentially make you $20-30k a month. Don't know what a faceless channel is? Don't worry, Noah breaks it down for you. Not only does he explain why faceless channels can be better than talking head channels, but he also reveals the type of content that doesn't work for faceless channels, explains how to build a team, and discusses the different revenue sources and metrics that you should monitor to ensure your channel's success. But the best part? Noah's master plan to exit. He shares how you can potentially sell your channel for four or five times the yearly revenue. So if you're ready to start and grow a faceless YouTube channel, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in and learn how to make a money-printing machine on YouTube!Key Takeaways:Intro (00:00)What is a faceless YouTube channel (00:34)Why would anyone start a faceless channel (02:07)How do you find your talent online? (05:41)How much has Noah spent growing his YT channels? (09:18)Can you build a brand and monetize outside of ad revenue? (10:52)How to make a big exit from the faceless YouTube channel business (13:59)These faceless channels have a difficult time turning a profit (15.28)The future of AI animation tools (17:47)Hedging against the risk of a channel getting shut down? (18.27)How much money should you set aside for a channel? (21:37)How to connect with Noah (24:43)Additional sources:

Matt Giovanisci has been creating niche websites for the past 17 years, including Swim University, which gets millions of visitors and brings in over $250k in revenue per year.In this episode, this true content king talks about his experience and shares his thoughts on AI tools, how they might change the game, and his strategies for future-proofing his business (as he relies on written content for most of his income). Spoiler alert: he's not thrilled about the idea, but he's got some solid tips on how to stay ahead of the curve.Tune in to hear Matt's insights for long-term success in the online business world!Let's jump in right now!Key Takeaways:Intro (00:00)Future of AI and how it will impact businesses in the future (00:26)The Internet is going to get flooded with garbage (06:26)Newsletters and blog posts illustrated by terrible AI-generated images (10:05)I'm not worried about GPT 3 or 4, I'm worried about GPT 40 (11:05)How Matt continues to drive traffic to the pieces of digital real estate he created (12:57)YouTube - a future-proofing place (17:50)Creating unfiltered content for the private community (23:08)Using personality vs. using AI in your videos (27:55)Being passionate about something vs. being good at something (30:11)Connect with Matt (32:08)Additional sources:

In this episode, we're going to get real about making money with a hyper-niche show! Our guest today, podcast strategist Harry Duran, shares his incredible success story, having generated over $87,000 in sponsorship revenue since starting his podcast in early 2020. Harry also reveals how he broke away from the standard CPM model and offers a behind-the-scenes look at how he lines up all his sponsorship deals. If you join us, you'll learn how Harry generated over $9,000 for the entire first season of his podcast and many other valuable insights this expert is eager to share with you. I'm sure you'll be inspired and motivated to take your podcast to the next level as we uncover the secrets to making bank with a hyper-niche podcast!Tune in and learn how to make your podcast a profitable venture. Let's dive in! Key Takeaways:Intro (00:00)$87,000 in sponsorship revenue in 3 years (00:36)How Harry started his podcast and became the vertical farming expert (03:27)How Harry become aware of the industry of vertical farming (04:29)Engaging with sponsors (07:17)Starting the relationship with cultivated (11:00)How to talk with a new potential sponsor (11:56)Creative ways to leverage visibility in a space (18:26)Podcast niches of the future (21:03)Unexpected side effects of Harry's podcast project (24:03)From getting an idea to building a podcast (25:44)How to connect with Harry (29:17)Additional sources:

In this episode, Jonathan Barshop, an expert in growing business podcasts, shares the tactics and strategies he uses to increase listenership and drive growth. He also sheds light on the darker side of the podcast industry, revealing some of the sketchy practices that major companies use to generate millions of downloads.Join us as we dive into the world of podcast growth and learn how to grow your own show.You don't wanna miss this one!Key Takeaways:Intro (00:00)The biggest podcast Jonathan works closely with right now (00:41)Softwares Jonathan uses to get more clarity on the retention of their campaigns (03:14)Podcast players that work best (05:12)If something's too good to be true, there's probably something fishy there (09:35)The dark web of podcasting (12:41)We tested out Headliner (15:34)How cross-promos within the network works (19:02)Is the guest a big factor in an episode performing? (27:27)How does social media play into the growth of podcasts? (30:05)Additional sources:

Sign up for our brand new 14-day Credit Hero Challenge.Hey, Credit Heroes! I'm here today with the man himself - Ryan Helms! Ryan is the co-founder of the podcast copywriting app Melville and CEO of Legacy Podcasting - the content marketing agency that helped us get to where we are today.If you want to get into content marketing, you've come to the right place. Ryan is an expert in this field and today he's going to share ALL his secrets!He'll explain exactly how to create content that generates leads and drives revenue, and how to launch a successful podcast that will reach the right audience. So join us and learn from the best! Key Takeaways:Intro (00:00)What is content marketing? (01:55)What services does Legacy Podcasting provide? (03:10)Why credit repair businesses should consider content marketing (08:35)Picking a platform (15:18)Tips for starting a podcast (16:29)How to stand out (22:37)Example of a success story (28:35)Rapid  questions section (33:51)Outro (35:01)Check out Legacy Podcasting and Ryan: - Legacy Podcasting: https://legacypodcasting.com/- Ryan's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsryanhelms/- Ryan's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@RyanHelms- Content Funnels Podcast: https://pod.link/1363302031Additional Resources:- Get a free trial to Credit Repair Cloud- Get my free credit repair training  - My interview with Millionaire Club member RobinMake sure to subscribe so you stay up to date with our latest episodes.

$12M+ on revenue from ATTRIBUTED organic content. And let's not forget the 70M+ views on his clients' content. I can tell you one of the biggest challenges when it comes to organic content is ATTRIBUTION. How do you know your organic content is working? How do you know it is not just racking up views, but greens? That's what Ryan Helms is here to share with you. Let's go! Tune into Content Is Profit

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How badly do you want a business? Can you build a business with nothing?Then let me demonstrate in today's episode of the Performance Marketer that you CAN build a very profitable business even if you have nothing. Friends, that's the beauty in today's world. 'Coz, you can do business with just about anything by leveraging someone's company and calling it yours.Of course, you have to have an agreement with the business owner you want to partner with. And that's just what I did with my fantastic friend Ryan Helms, founder and CEO of Legacy Media.Ryan is scaling up his podcast agency business by offering quality short-form content to his target market. However, to fast-track his process, I'm gonna promote his service while adding value to it and package it as mine so I can scale up the pricing.To better explain how things work for this setup, tune in and watch the full episode as I discuss…- how to add more value to someone's business- how to generate leads - an effective segmentation process- scaling up a podcast business strategy- and so much moreIf you're thinking about starting a business but don't have anything, to begin with, this episode could just be what you're looking for.Let's get started!--Key Takeaways:Intro (00:00)Making money from short-form content (01:00)This is what I do with leads (04:19)How to be an agency and create content (10:06)Leveraging Russell Brunson's #1 advice (12:02)The segmentation process (13:19)Scaling a podcast agency through certification (16:26)Episode wrap-up (21:05)--Additional Resources:- Eric Beer's One Affiliate Offer Challenge- Sign up for the SurveyDetective VIP Waitlist (Coming Soon)---Connect with Eric!- Join Eric's Text Community: 917-636-1998- Eric's website: https://ericbeer.com- Follow Eric on Instagram.- Subscribe to Eric's YouTube Channel.---Follow the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, TuneIn, or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts.If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!

Episode thirteen with Ryan Helms who has scaled his agency from zero into the 7 figures within a couple of years, focused on helping businesses create content that generates conversions. We go in depth as to what content you should be creating to build your business, the strategy behind it and the systems Ryan has used to scale his agency from a one man band into the millions of dollars online.Follow Ryan on Instagram: https://instagram.com/itsryanhelmsFollow Josh on Instagram: https://instagram.com/cleverpreneur

If you've ever considered jumping on the podcasting bandwagon, this episode is packed with value just for you!   In this episode, we welcome Ryan Helms, Founder and CEO of Legacy Media to the show to chat with us about podcasting, and to break down who should versus who shouldn't start a podcast. We also chat about overcoming doubt, his podcasting business, the logistics behind running a podcast, and so much more!   Tune in for more and see below for a full list of topics covered in this episode!   Key Topics Why Ryan moved to Austin and his van life experience How he got into podcasting Growing a podcast and how he did it How he left a full-time job to pursue his passion Dealing with doubt How he built his team and tips for anyone looking to hire others Advice to someone looking to start a podcast  What is the process after recording a podcast episode? How much should you pay for an editor? The best software to use with your podcast team  What content has been working best for him The problems he is currently facing Who should connect with Ryan and how to do so What does “thriving” mean to Ryan   Connect with Ryan:  Ryan's Instagram Connect with CJ Finley: CJ's Instagram   Thrive On Life Instagram Thrive On Life Website 

Some, if not most of us, are guilty of publishing content just for the sake of pushing out content out there and be actively posting on social media. But, according to Ryan Helms, CEO of Legacy Podcasting, which helps organisations, brands, and entrepreneurs leverage content funnels, that should not be the case. And that definitely won't get you noticed.In this episode, Ryan says that your content should, first and foremost, have a mission and vision. He also shares some tips and platforms that you could utilise to leverage your content, how you could make your content more focused to push out the message you want to send to your audience, the 'post and ghost' strategy for anxious content creators, the types and formats of content to attract a bigger audience, and how to gather data and statistics to know if you're content are working and how you can use them for your content planning.Post Podcast Production by: XCD Virtual AssistantsVidyard - Use Video In Your EmailsVidyard is the easiest way to record and send videos that build personal connections.AI Writer - Content writing made easierGenerate Accurate, Relevant & Quality Content in 2 MinutesThe UnNoticed Entrepreneur BookThe UnNoticed Entrepreneur: Fifty Ideas for your Company to Stand OutThe Marque of an EntrepreneurGet noticed as an entrepreneur with the 19 Dots range of merchandise; bottles, cups, caps et alIf you want to know how to get noticed this show is for you. I have interviews, tools, tips, everything that an entrepreneur could need in order to help their organization to get noticed for free. Thank you for joining me on the unnoticed show.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEPlease rate the show here. Thank you for listening to this episode of the unnoticed to show. I hope that you've enjoyed. If you have, please do rate it on any of the players. If you'd like more information, go over to EASTWEST PR and subscribe to our weekly newsletter. Or connect with me on Linkedin that's just Jim James. I'd be delighted to connect with you and let me know how i can help you to get noticed.Support the show (https://lovethepodcast.com/Unnoticed)

Some, if not most of us, are guilty of publishing content just for the sake of pushing out content out there and be actively posting on social media. But, according to Ryan Helms, CEO of Legacy Podcasting, which helps organisations, brands, and entrepreneurs leverage content funnels, that should not be the case. And that definitely won't get you noticed.In this episode, Ryan says that your content should, first and foremost, have a mission and vision. He also shares some tips and platforms that you could utilise to leverage your content, how you could make your content more focused to push out the message you want to send to your audience, the 'post and ghost' strategy for anxious content creators, the types and formats of content to attract a bigger audience, and how to gather data and statistics to know if you're content are working and how you can use them for your content planning.Full episode will be published tomorrow, 29 March 2022 at 11 am GMT +01.Post Podcast Production by: XCD Virtual AssistantsVidyard - Use Video In Your EmailsVidyard is the easiest way to record and send videos that build personal connections.AI Writer - Content writing made easierGenerate Accurate, Relevant & Quality Content in 2 MinutesThe UnNoticed Entrepreneur BookThe UnNoticed Entrepreneur: Fifty Ideas for your Company to Stand OutThe Marque of an EntrepreneurGet noticed as an entrepreneur with the 19 Dots range of merchandise; bottles, cups, caps et alIf you want to know how to get noticed this show is for you. I have interviews, tools, tips, everything that an entrepreneur could need in order to help their organization to get noticed for free. Thank you for joining me on the unnoticed show.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEPlease rate the show here. Thank you for listening to this episode of the unnoticed to show. I hope that you've enjoyed. If you have, please do rate it on any of the players. If you'd like more information, go over to EASTWEST PR and subscribe to our weekly newsletter. Or connect with me on Linkedin that's just Jim James. I'd be delighted to connect with you and let me know how i can help you to get noticed.Support the show (https://lovethepodcast.com/Unnoticed)

Digital marketing covers a lot of aspects. Customers don't buy from unrecognizable brands. It's essential to create a buying journey. Ryan Helms shares his valuable insights. He is CEO at Legacy Podcasting. His company helps organizations, brands, and entrepreneurs leverage content funnels in their marketing strategies. Their goal is to help their clients achieve theirs…

A conversation with the CEO of Legacy Podcasting, Ryan Helms. TEXT ''PROFIT'' to 833-257-0694 to book your free podcast consultation! Referenced in Today's Episode: https://legacypodcasting.com (Legacy Podcasting) https://calendly.com/legacy-podcasting/free-podcast-strategy-session?a1=Noah%20Tetzner (Legacy Podcasting Free Strategy Session) https://apple.co/3juTEYm (Hustle To Freedom Podcast) Connect with Noah at: https://profitwithpodcasting.com/ (The Website) https://my.captivate.fm/noah@profitwithpodcasting.com (Email) If you enjoy the podcast, please leave a positive rating and review!

In this roundup episode, the FI Show Guys talk about resiliency, creating your own unique path, and the power of networking. Our last three guests -- Allegra Paris, Jennifer Magley, and Ryan Helms -- all taught us that success doesn't happen overnight. It's through repeated hard work, embracing and learning from failure, and bringing the right people into your inner circle. Want to hear how Cody and Justin have witnessed similar experiences in their own lives? Then this episode is for you! We hope you take this episode and think about how you can utilize some of these tactics and mental frameworks for yourself. Links From the Episode Allegra Paris Episode Jennifer Magley Episode Ryan Helms Episode Join the Community We'd love to hear your comments and questions about this week's episode. Here are some of the best ways to stay in touch and get involved in The FI Show community! Grab our FREE Budget Planner Join our Facebook Group Leave us a voicemail Send an email to contact [at] TheFIshow [dot] com If you like what you hear, please subscribe and leave a rating/review! >> You can do that by clicking here

Today's episode features Ryan Helms from Legacy Podcasting. Ryan actually liked his position earning 6-figures in the supply chain industry, but he knew that there was something more out there for him. He initially started a podcast to learn from and talk with a collection of people. That quickly led him into helping other content creators build their brands. Today, Ryan's marketing agency is bringing in multiple six figures and he's helped dozens of entrepreneurs and small businesses grow their reach and impact. Listen to this episode if you're looking to quit your job, grow a business, and create an intentional lifestyle! Links From the Episode Legacy Podcasting YouTube - Podcast School Ryan's LinkedIn Join the Community We'd love to hear your comments and questions about this week's episode. Here are some of the best ways to stay in touch and get involved in The FI Show community! Grab our FREE Budget Planner Join our Facebook Group Leave us a voicemail Send an email to contact [at] TheFIshow [dot] com If you like what you hear, please subscribe and leave a rating/review! >> You can do that by clicking here

Press Play for:  A Trip That Changed It All Approach of Paying off Debt Business Owners Vs. Entrepreneurs Expenses That Don’t Add True Value How Business Podcasts Changed The Direction of My Life The Importance of Making Your Boss Look Good Tips for Starting a Podcast   We Meet: Ryan Helms, Co-Founder of Legacy Podcasting   Episode References:  Pat Flynn Smart Passive Income  Host of Hustle To Freedom Podcast  Intrapreneur Dave Ramsey - Debt Snowball Method   Connect: Connect with Rick: https://linktr.ee/mrrickjordan Connect with Guest: https://legacypodcasting.com/   Subscribe and Review to ALL IN with Rick Jordan on iTunes Subscribe and Comment on CastBox Subscribe on Google Podcasts or Google Play Follow on Spotify Subscribe and Review on Stitcher   About Guest: Ryan Helms is probably the most unlikely entrepreneur and debt free person out there. As crazy as it may seem, just 3 years ago he really couldn’t even tell you what it meant to be an entrepreneur and he was ridden with over $200k of debt.   This all changed in the summer of 2016, when he booked a solo trip to Kenya to go explore after realizing that he was approaching burnout at his day job. That trip changed it all. While there he met tons of others traveling the world long-term and he knew he had to figure it how he could do the same.   The challenge was all the debt and not knowing how to make extra money. After many failed projects and attempts, he started getting some traction and was able to pay off all his debt (including his house) & quit his day job to pursue his passion of helping people spread their message through podcasting

Press Play for:  A Trip That Changed It All Approach of Paying off Debt Business Owners Vs. Entrepreneurs Expenses That Don’t Add True Value How Business Podcasts Changed The Direction of My Life The Importance of Making Your Boss Look Good Tips for Starting a Podcast   We Meet: Ryan Helms, Co-Founder of Legacy Podcasting   Episode References:  Pat Flynn Smart Passive Income  Host of Hustle To Freedom Podcast  Intrapreneur Dave Ramsey - Debt Snowball Method   Connect: Connect with Rick: https://linktr.ee/mrrickjordan Connect with Guest: https://legacypodcasting.com/   Subscribe and Review to ALL IN with Rick Jordan on iTunes Subscribe and Comment on CastBox Subscribe on Google Podcasts or Google Play Follow on Spotify Subscribe and Review on Stitcher   About Guest: Ryan Helms is probably the most unlikely entrepreneur and debt free person out there. As crazy as it may seem, just 3 years ago he really couldn’t even tell you what it meant to be an entrepreneur and he was ridden with over $200k of debt.   This all changed in the summer of 2016, when he booked a solo trip to Kenya to go explore after realizing that he was approaching burnout at his day job. That trip changed it all. While there he met tons of others traveling the world long-term and he knew he had to figure it how he could do the same.   The challenge was all the debt and not knowing how to make extra money. After many failed projects and attempts, he started getting some traction and was able to pay off all his debt (including his house) & quit his day job to pursue his passion of helping people spread their message through podcasting

Ryan wanted a change in his life. He wanted more flexibility, he wanted to gain choice. He thought about how he could make that happen and realised the starting point needed to be reducing his debts - they were a huge burden that locked him down and hugely limited his options. Hear how he went about solving this challenge. Another great IRL example of the Financial Autonomy journey, I hope you enjoy. Disclaimer

Ryan Helms is probably the most unlikely entrepreneur and debt free person out there. As crazy as it may seem, just 3 years ago he really couldn’t even tell you what it meant to be an entrepreneur and he was ridden with over $200K of debt.   This all changed in the summer of 2016, when he booked a solo trip to Kenya to go explore after realizing that he was approaching burnout at his day job. That trip changed it all. While there he met tons of others traveling the world long-term and he knew he had to figure it how he could do the same.   The challenge was all the debt and not knowing how to make extra money. After many failed projects and attempts, he started getting some traction and was able to pay off all his debt (including his house) and quit his day job to pursue his passion of helping people spread their message through podcasting.   In this interview, he talks about how to get out of debt, why he left corporate, and what he has learned about business.   Learn more about Ryan:   Facebook- fb.com/prhelms LinkedIn- bit.ly/ryan_linkedin Podcast-Hustle to Freedom  Websites- legacypodcasting.com  melville.app   Book Launch link  https://www.facebook.com/groups/juliebooklaunch

In this episode, I brought on my friends Ryan and Luis to talk about some exciting things going on in the podcasting space.There has been a lot of buzz about the iOS 14 update and its effect on the ad industry in general. Basically, iOS 14 will make users opt-in to see personalized ads within each app on their phone. This will greatly impact the major ads platform ability to serve these types of ads, which will drive more advertisers into the podcast world, driving CPMs up.We dive into the content creation and look at different content strategies that podcasters can use to generate content. In addition, we talk about some common mistakes new podcasters make with their content.  Big media companies and people with big influence like presidents have taken into podcasting. In a few years, we reckon that these big media companies will account for 95% of consumption due to their distribution. However, there is still time for someone to start a podcast.If you want to hear more about what is happening in the podcasting space, Click Play and learn more about the trends and so much more interesting stuff we talk about.Join our FREE Facebook Group here: PodcastSecrets.CoKey TakeawaysHow the iOS 14 update will affect the podcasting industry (02:06)Different ideas for podcast content (08:37)Paid interviews podcasting model (16:21)How the big media companies are impacting the podcasting industry (17:21)How platforms like Spotify buying shows and making them exclusive will impact the industry (18:33)Should podcasts play the network game (20:45)How effective are channel takeovers in podcasts (25:50)Common mistakes new platforms make (27:26)Additional Resourceshttps://www.facebook.com/luisryandiazPodcast Domination Podcast------Join our FREE Facebook Group, Podcast Success SecretsBe sure to follow me on Instagram @iamdaxyIf you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple PodcastContact: Daxy@LegacyPodcasting.comWebsite - LegacyPodcasting.com** Freebies**--

Imagine if you could pay off all of your debt and start a 6-figure side hustle by this time next year.  Ryan Helms from Legacy podcasting only considered trying this in 2016.  Just a few years later he has quit his full-time job, runs a very successful podcast agency and podcast and managed to pay off $200k in debt during this time.   We chat about: The best way to pay off debt quickly How to start a profitable side hustle  Hiring people to grow your side hustle And much more   As always the last few minutes sums up the main points and leaves you with one little piece of action you can take away.    Find the show notes here   Check out Make Time Online to find out how you can make money online to free up your time and live life on your own terms.   Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram   Don't forget to leave a review on Apple Podcasts here   Keep changing for the better! 

Ryan Helms is an experienced podcaster and podcast consultant who's the founder of Legacy Podcasting, Melville.app, and Hustle To Freedom podcast. In this episode we talk about his journey from a 9-5 job with a side hustle to going full time with a flourishing podcast and content businesses, how you should set boundaries for your podcast interviewees so the people fit a specific avatar so your target audience can relate, the importance of delegation if you want to scale your business, and how you should keep evolving as a company with your offerings so you can stay ahead of your competition.   Learn more at TheCreativeHaven.com

In today’s episode we get to talk with Ryan Helms and Legacy Podcasting, both are kings in podcasting! Both talk about how they got into podcasting, how they are leveraging it, and why they think podcasts are so important when it comes to online content. Tune in to learn more from two people who are killing it in the podcast world. 

For this episode I brought in my long-time friend and partner Mr. Ryan Helms, to discuss the top new trends that will be ruling the world of podcasting this 2020. From leveraging the power of video to create micro-content to promote your podcast to the main platforms to a rank of the best streaming platforms, in this guide you will find all the information you need to upgrade or start your podcast in 2020.When it comes to podcasting and audio branding, you can count on Ryan to help you develop the exact strategy you need to launch, distribute and promote your podcast. In his podcast, Hustle To Freedom, he shares motivating stories, to encourage people that recently turned their side hustle into a full-time gig. I decided to do this episode alongside Ryan because we’ve both been studying and analyzing very closely each one of these trends to see if we could introduce some of them in our podcast agency and we have some very interesting conclusions to share with you today.Tune in to know all the things that will be taking over the world of podcasting this year and possibly this whole decade up next.   Key points discussed:Leveraging the power of video to create an omnipresent approach on the internet (00:52)The increase of the micro-niche podcast creation (03:46) Your audio content will be indexed and it'll be searchable in platforms like Google  (06:26)The battle of the podcast streaming platforms continues in 2020 (07:53)Marketing budgets for podcasts will go up (09:31)The growth of live streaming and other interactive functions for podcasts (11:48)The case of Tik Tok and the way users interact on it (13:19)The quality bar for valuable content and aesthetics is going up (15:39)The forecast about the future of podcasts for the starting decade (17:50)-----------------Join our FREE Facebook Group, Podcast Success SecretsBe sure to follow me on Instagram @iamdaxyIf you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!Contact: Daxy@LegacyPodcasting.comWebsite - LegacyPodcasting.com** Freebies**--

Katie DePaola hasn't had an easy journey but with grit and persistence, she took what was once just a side hustle that started in a tanning booth, to a million-dollar business.--Four ways you can support this podcast:Take a screenshot of this podcast and send it to a friend who may like itI am doing a drawing for a FREE hard copy of The Side Hustle Journal for every 5 iTunes reviews. So if you want a chance to win, leave a rating and review on iTunes or Apple podcasts and send me an email at hello@gritandhustle.co. Detailed instructions on how to do this are at www.gritandhustle.co/reviewTake your side hustle to the next level by implementing a sales funnel to turn your passive website visitors into paying customer with ClickFunnels, the #1 sales funnel software in the world. You can get a free trial by going to www.gritandhustle.co/profitIf you are interested in podcasting, which is the fastest growing content medium in the world, head over to www.gritandhustle.co/podcastingmadeeasy to enroll in my course now.If you have an awesome side hustle that you would like to share with the world, I'd love to have you on my podcast.You can schedule a podcast interview by going to calendly.com/gritandhustleco/guest 

Cole walked out of his job with no real plan for what was next. According to him, this wasn't a smart move.Unlike a lot of the stories you hear, things didn't immediately fall into place for Cole once he skipped out the front door.He actually had one of the most humbling experiences of his life when he had to go get a construction job to pay the bills - but that wasn't the humbling part. The company he was working with actually got a job doing some work at the office that Cole had previously left. Here he was standing feet away from where he used to sit, but this time he was hot and sweaty doing construction work with ex-colleagues giving him strange looks.From there Cole kicked his freelancer ambitions into high gear.In this episode, we are going to learn how Cole became a full-time copywriter working on large retainer projects.--Four ways you can support this podcast:Take a screenshot of this podcast and send it to a friend who may like itI am doing a drawing for a FREE hard copy of The Side Hustle Journal for every 5 iTunes reviews. So if you want a chance to win, leave a rating and review on iTunes or Apple podcasts and send me an email at hello@gritandhustle.co. Detailed instructions on how to do this are at www.gritandhustle.co/reviewTake your side hustle to the next level by implementing a sales funnel to turn your passive website visitors into paying customer with ClickFunnels, the #1 sales funnel software in the world. You can get a free trial by going to www.gritandhustle.co/profitIf you are interested in podcasting, which is the fastest growing content medium in the world, head over to www.gritandhustle.co/podcastingmadeeasy to enroll in my course now.If you have an awesome side hustle that you would like to share with the world, I'd love to have you on my podcast.You can schedule a podcast interview by going to calendly.com/gritandhustleco/guest 

Are you ready to dominate all aspects of your life? Today's guest, Prady Tewarie, is a serial entrepreneur and had generated millions in revenue before ever turning 30.--Four ways you can support this podcast:Take a screenshot of this podcast and send it to a friend who may like itI am doing a drawing for a FREE hard copy of The Side Hustle Journal for every 5 iTunes reviews. So if you want a chance to win, leave a rating and review on iTunes or Apple podcasts and send me an email at hello@gritandhustle.co. Detailed instructions on how to do this are at www.gritandhustle.co/reviewTake your side hustle to the next level by implementing a sales funnel to turn your passive website visitors into paying customer with ClickFunnels, the #1 sales funnel software in the world. You can get a free trial by going to www.gritandhustle.co/profitIf you are interested in podcasting, which is the fastest growing content medium in the world, head over to www.gritandhustle.co/podcastingmadeeasy to enroll in my course now.If you have an awesome side hustle that you would like to share with the world, I'd love to have you on my podcast.You can schedule a podcast interview by going to calendly.com/gritandhustleco/guest

What's possible with a little bit of hustle? Well, Today on the show we have newlywed, and podcast host Ryan Helms, business owner and podcaster shares how he made radical lifestyle changes in order to pay off his 200K in debt and how that mindset approached how he dated and fell in love with his wife. You can find Ryan over at Legacy Podcasting, and Grit & Hustle. Talk About It: Each week we challenge you to set a time with your spouse to have a conversation that matters. Here's your conversation starter question:  What sacrifices would you be willing to make in order to pay off debt and create FREEDOM?   Additional Resources:  Break out of the Roommate Zone, with the 7 Secrets of Legendary Marriages, our FREE resource!  Subscribe rate, and review the show on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher, or anywhere else you listen to podcasts!  (Try asking Alexa to "play the Legendary Marriage Podcast") If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts

How Joshua Lisec turned a passion for writing into a low paying side hustle into a multi-six-figure ghostwriting side hustle.  --Learn more about Joshua at:https://entrepreneurswordsmith.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshualisec/ --Four ways you can support this podcast:Take a screenshot of this podcast and send it to a friend who may like itI am doing a drawing for a FREE hard copy of The Side Hustle Journal for every 5 iTunes reviews. So if you want a chance to win, leave a rating and review on iTunes or Apple podcasts and send me an email at hello@gritandhustle.co. Detailed instructions on how to do this are at www.gritandhustle.co/reviewTake your side hustle to the next level by implementing a sales funnel to turn your passive website visitors into paying customer with ClickFunnels, the #1 sales funnel software in the world. You can get a free trial by going to www.gritandhustle.co/profitIf you are interested in podcasting, which is the fastest growing content medium in the world, head over to www.gritandhustle.co/podcastingmadeeasy to enroll in my course now.If you have an awesome side hustle that you would like to share with the world, I'd love to have you on my podcast.You can schedule a podcast interview by going to calendly.com/gritandhustleco/guest

EJM 49: The Good, The Bad, & The Partnership ☠️ With Daxy Perez On this 3-Part Interview, we are joined by our guest, Daxy Perez. Daxy works as a podcast manager. He and his team helped Internet Entrepreneurs to create a voice on their price and services and build deeper and meaningful relationships with their clients, customers, etc. through the use of podcasting. On this episode, Daxy will talk about his partnership including with Ryan Helms and what are the differences between him and Ryan and how they deal with problems with Partnerships. He will also discuss the uncertainty of ideas for business partners and why podcasting is really important for him. You can find this interview, and many more, by subscribing to the Entrepreneur Junkie Movement Podcast on iTunes. If you don’t use iTunes, you can listen to every episode by clicking here. Make sure to head to www.facebook.com/groups/podcasting101group to jump into our brand new FREE podcasting community where we help you guys uncover how to launch your own podcast & monetize it at the same time.   "I think Podcast is a great way to build connections with people." - Daxy Perez   Daxy Perez     Bullet point Summary In this episode, we will know: How Daxy and Ryan started their Partnership Who is Daxy’s First Partnership What are the differences between him and Ryan What are the challenges that can teach people how to do stuff Why Podcasting is Important Timestamps   1:00 - Daxy’s Podcast and Partnership with Ryan Helms 2:00 - Daxy’s First Partnership 3:00 - Problems with Partnerships    5:15 - Differences with Ryan 6:30 - Start doing Personal Brand stuff 8:00 - Uncertainty of Ideas for Business Partners 9:00 - Challenge can teach people how to do stuff 10:30 - Importance of Podcasting   Contact Information Daxy Perez Legacy Podcasting - https://legacypodcasting.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iamdaxy Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/iamdaxy Rocket Fuel Book - https://books.google.com.ph/books/about/Rocket_Fuel.html?id=213_BgAAQBAJ&printsec=frontcover&source=kp_read_button&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q&f=false DISC Personality Type - https://www.123test.com/disc-personality-test/   Jamie Atkinson Email: jamie@entrepreneurjunkie.co Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jamieatkinson/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Jamieatkinsonmedia Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/jamieatkinsonlive/   Free Podcasting Community The Entrepreneur Junkie Movement Facebook Page The Entrepreneur Junkie Movement Community Facebook Group Podcasting 101 Community - 4 Ways to Monetize Your Podcast  

In part 4 of this mini-series, we are going to dive into the first part of any sale, the hook. A lot of what we talked about in this episode can be explored in more detail by checking out the book linked below. Get this book: Expert Secrets Four ways you can support this podcast: **1) **Take a screenshot of this podcast and send it to a friend who may like it 2) I am doing a drawing for a free hard copy of The Side Hustle Journal for every 5 iTunes reviews. So if you want a chance to win, leave a rating and review on iTunes or Apple podcasts and send me an email at hello@gritandhustle.co. Detailed instructions on how to do this are at www.gritandhustle.co/review 3) Take your side hustle to the next level by implementing a sales funnel to turn your passive website visitors into paying customer with ClickFunnels, the #1 sales funnel software in the world. You can get a free trial by going to www.gritandhustle.co/profit **4) **If you are interested in podcasting, which is the fastest growing content medium in the world, head over to www.gritandhustle.co/podcastingmadeeasy to enroll in my course now. If you have an awesome side hustle that you would like to share with the world, I'd love to have you on my podcast. You can schedule a podcast interview by going to calendly.com/gritandhustleco/guest

Hello Everyone! Today, I share with you the very first episode of LEAP. LEAP was birthed in September 2018 in the wake of Denver Start Up Week. It was during that week a friend of mine mentioned casually that he had a podcast. In my inquisitive nature, I listened to one of his shows (a 2 part series.) The particular podcast featured Ryan Helms, the founder of Grit and Hustle and a feature of that conversation wrapped around Ryan's Side Hustle Journal. As I followed this path, I downloaded and began using this journal to organize my thoughts around some ideas I had been postulating. In my shear excitement, reached out to Ryan immediately to share my gratitude for this journal and shared my big idea. His Response - think about doing a podcast. Long story short, that was the birth of LEAP. So, today, in honor of Ryan's gift to me, I share with you the inaugural LEAP podcast. Ryan and I dive into how a whim of a trip to Africa birthed his company, Grit and Hustle and how that has turned into a 6 figure side income. I hope that each one of you enjoy your time with this program and thank you for being a part of this journey with me. You can find Ryan on Instagram @ryan_helms_atl and at gritandhustle.co -- where you can also find his podcast, the Hustle To Freedom Podcast. ---- To learn more about Leap, the podcast and coaching services, please join us on our LEAP Facebook page at facebook.com/whatsyourleap Schedule a Discovery Call at calendly.com/whatsyourleap ---- Produced by: David Margittai | In Post Media Website: inpostmedia.com Email: david@inpostmedia.com Social: @_margittai © 2019 Jocelyn Bellows --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatsyourleap/support

Ryan Helms is a full-time corporate warrior and part-time freedom chaser. He has a passion for financial freedom and creating great things. He is the author of The Side Hustle Journal, host of the Hustle to Freedom Podcast and co-founder of Legacy Podcasting. I decided to get Ryan on the show for listeners who might be gainfully employed but are thinking about starting a side hustle. We explored the ins and outs of side hustling whilst stilll kicking butt in your dayjob. Expect to learn: 1 - Why you don’t need a perfect idea from the get go and instead you just need to start 2 - How having a side hustle can change your relationship with your day job; and 3 - The number one thing Ryan has learned from interviewing almost 100 side hustlers With that, here’s Ryan Helms.   Topics Discussed: Atlanta Braves Baseball How Ryan got started side hustling How Ryan ran a successful Kickstarter campaign Why you need to go on a journey to for the path to present itself How Ryan went from zero to 20,000 podcast downloads per month in several months How side hustling changed Ryan’s relationship with work for the better The molehill system The power of having a co-founder The number one thing Ryan has learned interviewing 100 side hustlers What productivity really is Why you don’t need to know how to do everything to get started ---   Employee to Entrepreneur podcast on Apple Podcasts: bit.ly/employeetoentrepreneurpodcast  Listen to Future Squared on Apple Podcasts @ goo.gl/sMnEa0  Also available on: Spotify, Google Podcasts, TuneIn, Stitcher and Soundcloud Twitter: www.twitter.com/steveglaveski  Instagram: www.instagram.com/@thesteveglaveski  Future Squared: www.futuresquared.xyz  Steve Glaveski: www.steveglaveski.com  Medium: www.medium.com/@steveglaveski  NEW Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/futuresquared/    

So you are working a day job and you are wondering what can you do to get to your financial freedom sooner, rather than later!??!! I met Ryan who is living that life. He has a great day job, but he also wants to do something on the side to help build his financial foundation. Ryan not only figured that out, but he created a system that makes it possible to use his discretionary time wisely. Tune in on this interview as Ryan shares his secret!! Grant: Welcome to another episode of financial investing radio, so I'm very excited because I have in the house with me today, a visitor that I just recently met through someone that I know online and they pointed me to this person. They said, Grant, you need to talk to this person because he's doing a kind of investing that I know a lot of people in the corporate world think about, which is this uncertainty of what's gonna really happen to what's going on in my life, but without going any further. Well let me back up and stop and say, welcome. Ryan. Would you take a moment and introduce yourself? Ryan: What's up everyone? Ryan Helms here coming to you from right now, dark outside Atlanta, Georgia. But uh, yeah, I've been in Atlanta for about five years now. And uh, you know, I create content to help people with nine to five jobs, create freedom in their life. Grant: That's really cool. So how did you arrive at this? I mean, you just one day say, hey, this might be a good idea. Are there must've been some sort of impetus that got your attention and said, hey, I better do something about this? Ryan: Yeah, so for me, I, moved up to Atlanta for my job, which I have no disdain for at all and I came up here and I spent about the first two years I really kind of nose down kind of work, like you know, I'm going to make a name for myself in this company, which has worked out quite well. It was a good strategy, but it got me to a point where I wasn't burnt out, but when I looked up it was on the horizon and I knew I had to like step back, pull myself back for a bit. And unfortunately when you're early in your career in corporate America, you get about two weeks vacation and yeah, it's kind of unfortunate, but I'd used all two weeks of that because I sat on the couch which is about eight feet behind me right now. And I bought a plane ticket to Nairobi, Kenya and had no. Yeah, I had no plans at all. I was literally scrolling the Internet, had no intentions to buy a plane ticket on that Friday night, but I purchased that plane ticket because it was $750 and I thought, man, that's a pretty good deal to go all the way to Africa. I did that and that was in July of 2016 and I made the trip November of 2017 or no, November of 2016 and you know, while I was there it was just. First of all, it was an amazing experience. It's like going on a safari and spending a week on Zanzibar and all this, all these cool things. But you know, as cliche as it sounds, I really had like this epiphany moment when I was there. I was meeting all these people that were doing all these great things in their life that we're allowing them to have this freedom to travel. Like I was meeting people from all over the world and oftentimes they had different paths on how they got there and how they were traveling. Some of them were on vacation like me, but a lot of them were traveling for like two years and I'm in a year and all these things and when I left there I didn't necessarily know what I wanted to do because I'd never had that mindset before. It was always like it was. Yeah. That was like working in the corporate, Grant: So you are thinking "Hey, I'm being a good employee." So you're in the grind, right? And then you saw a flight where price was away from value. I think they call it a sale, right? There's a sale and you're like Nairobi, let's go! So you run into these people out there that are like, they're traveling around. So this pop that idea in your head. All right. And keep going. What happened? Ryan: Yeah, absolutely. So, uh, I'm on the plane ride back from, from Nairobi, Kenya, coming back to Atlanta and I said I, I need to, I need to create this freedom my life. Unfortunately I look at my bank account and I was about $55,000 in debt, not counting like my mortgage. So like consumer debt. And I said, alright, so how can I expedite the process of paying this debt off? Because that was the, that was the first thing hanging over my head that I knew if I wanted to be free quote unquote free, however you define that for me, it was financially free. Like I didn't want the burden of, uh, have that hanging over my head and have to make decisions based on money. So, uh, I said, how can I speed this process up? So the next thing was how can I create alternate streams of income? Right? So when you're working in a corporate environment, you can't just walk up to your boss and say, Hey, give me a 20 percent rate. Is that Grant: Well, you can try that, but how far does that go? Not far! Ryan: So, uh, so I just started to, for one pull the reins in on my finances, on my budget, things like that really started to understand it because I made good money for my age being at this time, probably like 28 or so, uh, and made good money enough to where I never had to look at my bank account. And I never did. I just knew I had enough money to spend and never was like, it was like I didn't know the password to my Wells Fargo account, that kind of thing. I just knew that I could do what I want it to do and not have to look at my bank. Grant: Maybe you were rich in the world's terms in the sense that you didn't have to look at your bank account, you were free a little bit, right? And you said you didn't have to look too much. But when you saw these other people on your trip you realized your current salary wasn't giving you the freedom at the next level. And that was the epiphany, right? Ryan: Yeah, absolutely. So I spent a, I spent some time figuring out how could I, how could I help speed up the process of, of paying this debt down. Uh, and then I came up on, okay, I'm going to start a side hustle, so I'm going to do something outside of my day job to help, uh, put me down this path. And the first thing I did was always been into fitness and things like that. So I started this a fitness business on the side focused on corporate individuals and it was called corporate fit in. That was going well in through that process though, I had a lot of people asking me how I was doing everything because at this time I was traveling around the world for my job, so I was constantly on the go and still putting out content, still building this business on the side and I didn't know how to answer people and they said, how are you doing it? I was like, I don't know. I'm just, I guess I'm doing what everybody else will be doing if they were doing this. Now stepping back though, I realized it was the systems, right? That's what was allowing me to, to manage all these moving parts in my life was how much I had systematize things. So that was a turning point for me. I said, okay, I don't really see myself doing this fitness thing. It doesn't thrill me. Like I enjoyed fitness because I liked working out. I didn't enjoy it as much when I was helping other people. I created the why. First off I had said, all right, I have a process, I systematized my life in this way to enable me to do this, and I sat down and put pen to paper. The output of that was a physical product called the side Hustle and journal, which I ended up launching on kickstarter a November, so almost about I guess 10 months ago now. November of 2017. Grant: Cool. Alright, so 10 months on Kickstarter. So you said something interesting you came up with this system, the system that the intent of the system has to help someone take themselves through the fitness experience. Is that right? Ryan: So the system that I was referring to was the system on how I was actually a managing my nine to five job, quote unquote, doing all this stuff on the side, hanging out with friends, still still having some form of a social life. That's the system I remember referring to it Grant: That's your system lead people to help them create their side hustle; while they have another job. So there's a lot of people that are in that situation right there. They've got the day job, they want to figure out the side hustle. You've got the system where you figured this out. So it's been 10 months, it's been out there. What's been the impact of that? What have you seen? What have been the results? Ryan: Yeah, it's been cool. So on, on it was really challenging because like I said, I had no audience at all going into this space and I went in it kind of backwards to most people. Most people start like on the content creation side, build some awareness for their, their personal brand, things like that. I like to make things difficult for myself. And went with the physical product right off the bat. Surprisingly I convinced 600, a little over 650 people on Kickstarter to back the project. Uh, so that was a good start to kind building my list. It was kind of a jumpstart to building my list. And since then it's been awesome. I've been really focusing on interacting with that community, really giving them an authentic view at me. So making it, like really showing them, I'm not a guy just selling them a product, I'm a guy like them. I'm a guy on this journey with them, uh, trying not so much to put myself on this pedestal above them. Show them that, hey look, I'm just following what I'm doing. I'm just like you, like if you come on this journey with me, what we're going to cross the finish line about the same time. So that's what I've been doing the past 10 months is, is bringing people on that journey, uh, leveraging the physical product itself as a way to get people to come on that journey with me. Right? So that's, that's the entry point into my ecosystem right now. Uh, so yeah, that's kind of where I've been at the past 10 months. Grant: That's amazing. So, so the style of investing, given financial investing, radio style of the investment here is that you have a way to leverage your discretionary time to produce additional income in your life and make a change without rocking the boat in terms of, you know, you're stable work and stable for now all with the intent that you're shooting towards. So do you have an idea how long it would take for someone applying your system? Regardless of how they apply? Right. I mean they could apply it anywhere from a creating embroidery products to selling books or whatever. Right. You use it for anything, is that right? Ryan: Yeah, for sure. Grant: So if they applied the system, what sort of timeframe would they expect as a two year or three year process where you think they could break free financially or get to that next level? Or does that depend hard to say? Ryan: It's probably too hard to say based on individual factors, but I think what you'll gain right off the bat is the systems that will enable you to leverage this time and actually like it's like finding, you know, you find money in the seat cushions and things like that so that you find time in all of these places that you don't realize you actually have time and it all goes back to just being very intentional about what you're doing and you know, the journal itself and the system within the journal is about discovering like what do you want to be intentional about and then how can you maximize your time around it that could give you time to do a lot of things. Not only could it give you time to invest in yourself by, you know, creating a side hustle or a business on the side, but I mean you could even, it could free up time to do actual investing. Maybe the stock market is what you're really into, right? This system. So could be the foundation for developing your new investing strategy. Doing the research, who you want to getting more methodical about those processes that are required to do really anything, whether you're investing in yourself or in the market, so, uh, it could really be applied to anyone in the amount of effort that you put in will determine the speed in which you reach it. Grant: I heard a seminar recently from a guy by the name of Alex Charfen. You ever heard of him? Ryan: Yeah. Grant: And Alex was, he said something that sounded kind of similar where he said that he has this thing called a a time study, I think was the term he used, which was take a moment to think about how you're spending your time. And he said, I guarantee if you take two weeks to really evaluate and log and write down how you're spending your time, he said you will find places where you are wasting a ton of time and that will free up to then be able to do the kind of system you're talking about. Is that right? Ryan: Yeah, absolutely. And I agree 100 percent. If you don't put it down in front of you, you'll think you're efficient with your time, but there's going to be inevitable gaps in the product says, you know, the reason I put out a physical product for this and I've had so many people saying you need to make an APP, you need to do this. It's because there's so much activity going on in your phone, right? There's so many things and beings and bongs like every two seconds for something like this as important as like getting time back and, and, and creating something great, but out into the world, you need to carve out a section of non-distracted time and really figure out, you know, what, what do I need to do, how can I get there? So that's, that's what I'm all about. Exactly. As you know, putting it down on paper and putting it in front of you and visualizing it. Grant: How much, how much non-distracted time does a person need in order for, to, to make some effective progress? Is Fifteen minutes enough or does it need to be more? Ryan: Uh, for me, I think it needs at one given time. I think it needs to be more, I think the, the uh, you know, the length of period of time should be definitely longer than 15 minutes. I would say at least 45 minutes so that you can, it'll take you 15 minutes, get focused on what you want to do and if all you have is 15 minutes and you have 15 minutes every two hours, yeah, you may be getting, you know, three hours worth of work in that day, but you'll probably only get about 15 good minutes worth of work as you will be starting over every 15 minutes. And as soon as you start to get in your groove, you're going to be, it's going to be over again. So I like to try to carve out a larger block of time of at least an hour so I can make sure I can get focused on what I'm trying to do and actually execute on something. Grant: I think that makes a lot of sense. I've seen multiple studies where people have identified the cost of a distraction in terms of productivity in every time we get distracted with the amount of time it takes in order to get the context back into your head so that you can begin to be productive again. That sounds like that's what you're describing. Absolutely. I used to. I used to ride a lot of code earlier on in my life and my career and every time I'd get distracted, right, it pull me away. It would take me a long time, like 15 minutes, get get into mine, mine everything where I was right in solving a particular problem. It was so expensive to do that. It sounds like you've optimized on that principal to help people invest in themselves, to invest in their future by taking advantage of the discretionary time they have to really reach the real goals. That's cool. You're good. Anything about goal setting as part of this? Is that. Is that a key part of your system provides? Ryan: Yeah, so the product itself, I always say like the backbone of this tool is what I call it, a molehill system. Grant: So why, why do you call it the mole hill system? Ryan: Uh, I was sitting at a Starbucks one Saturday morning working on this and I knew I had this system in it and just from a marketing standpoint, I knew I had to name it something, right? It couldn't just be, it couldn't just live in here. And I was thinking and I was like, man, I was like, don't make a mountain out of a molehill because that's what a lot of people do. You have this, this little obstacle in your way and you just stay in there for months looking at it because you're just so terrified of it. So like the, my thought there is, is you're breaking down, you know, this big mountain into these really manageable mole hills that you can just easily surpass on a daily basis. So the mole hills or things that you're doing every single day and the mountain is what you get at the end and you don't actually ever have to climb the mountain. It's just basically the finish line at that point. Grant: Oh, I see. So the mole hills or series of steps that take you up to the mountain. So what's been the impact of people that have applied the system so far? What have you seen? Ryan: Yeah, so that's one of the coolest thing for me is the satisfaction from just seeing people use the tool and the community that it's creating. So one of the things I did with the Kickstarter was create where it's like an accountability system. So I said, you know, if you want to back this tier, one of the things that you'll, one of the offers in this tier will be all partner you up with somebody. And actually just, this has probably been about three weeks ago now, but I got a uh, I got a email with a picture in it from two guys. And at first all I saw was a pitcher and I was like, why are these two guys sending me a picture? And they were in Milan and I can tell they were in Milan because of the cathedral and the, and one of the guys was from Switzerland and one of the guys was from New York and they were sending me the email to say, thanks for connecting us. This is my accountability partner. We decided to meet in Italy. We'd been working together for the past eight months using the journal. So yeah, things like that are just awesome. And just to realize that you're impacting people and knowing that there's probably other people out there that aren't sending you those emails that are impacting as well. So it's been very, very cool. Just to, uh, just to see how an idea in my head most nights mostly created in a Starbucks down the street is changing people's lives. Grant: That is really awesome. I appreciate you sharing that. That's all happened. Just within the 10 months since you put it out there, if someone wanted to go find your materials, wherever they go, did they go find it? Yeah, Ryan: Sure. GritAndHustle.co; it literally right there on the front page. If you want to check out the side hustle journal, you can get it for free. Just download the free PDF there and if you want to get a hard copy you can get that as well, but feel free to just download the paper version printed out, see if it's for you and if it's for you, awesome. Let me know if you have any questions. I'd be happy to help. Grant: That's awesome. Very good. Okay. Any last comments, thoughts before we wrap? Ryan: Just, you know, a lot of people say this, I think it could actually further closing comments, but just take action. Get out there, create freedom, whatever that means for you. Like for me, uh, I think about freedom as being financially free to do what I want to make decisions, not based on money. Freedom for you may mean something totally different. So figure out what that means for you. And then start taking action so that you can get there. Grant: Okay. So it's GritAndHustle.co. Got it. Excellent. Ryan, thank you for joining. This is Grant. Thanks for joining another episode of Financial Investing Radio. Until next time, take some action.

In this episode, I chat with May Najafabadi from Creative Kidz Crafts about the side hustle she started when she ran into problems with her Amazon FBA business. After years of running online businesses, she went offline with this new side hustle. May is teaching after school enrichment classes. For her, this means crafts and jewelry making with kids once the school bell rings. During this chat, we go step-by-step on how you can do the same exact business that makes May over $20,000 in an 8 week period and she only works 1-hour per day. If this sounds interesting to you, be sure to check out her tutorial at https://www.creativekidzcrafts.com/after-school-classes You can pick up your copy of The Side Hustle Journal over at www.gritandhustle.co If you have an awesome side hustle that you would like to share with the world, I'd love to have you on my podcast. You can schedule a podcast interview by going to: https://calendly.com/gritandhustleco/guest Cheers! Ryan Helms

If you have a blog and you are looking to grow your audience this will be a great episode for you. Dean shares how he has been able to get published in top publications such as Huffington Post, Inc., and Thought Catalog. You'll also learn a way to increase the number of subscribers on your blog through one simple tweak to your homepage. You can check out Dean's site here. You can also find him on LinkedIn here. In this episode, Dean shared some of his must-read books, you can check those out here: 48 Laws of Power Ego Is The Enemy Perennial Seller Principals: Life and Work

We welcome back Ryan Helms after the successful Kickstarter of his Side Hustle Journal Grit and Hustle. Mine just arrived today - a gorgeous book - which will get me to Hotlanta in 2019!★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

  My guest today is Ryan Helms, the founder of Grit & Hustle. Last November he raised over $13,000 on Kickstarter to launch a tool called the Side Hustle Journal that gives 9 to 5'ers a system to turn their business idea into reality no matter how busy they are. After a spontaneous trip to Africa he realized he needed to get his shit together and create a system so that he could have the freedom to take more trips and experience more out of life. He created a rough draft of what would eventually become the Side Hustle Journal, and he was able to pay off $35,000 in debt in 6 months by simply executing on his business plan. Now the Side Hustle Journal has helped hundreds of other aspiring side hustlers to do the same. He's sharing those stories through the Hustle to Freedom Podcast that is launching March 26, 2018.  Check out gritandhustle.co to grab your copy of the Side Hustle Journal! Listen on iTunes Listen on Google Play Listen on Soundcloud If you would like to support the podcast, please rate 5 stars and review on iTunes. Music by Calvin Kraakevik  

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