Podcast appearances and mentions of scott doucet

Graham and Warren interview Scott Doucet of Podcast Bay Productions, Fathership Podcast, Knighthood and Scott Doucet Comedy. Scott has had a number of successful podcasts with his most recent being a podcast on parenting and an outright battle against "passive parenting" and the "Xbox Father". They discuss work/life balance, raising daughters, becoming a dad and the challenges of public scrutiny on your parenting. Scott provides great insight on the impact of being a public figure when talking about parenting. Scott's info: Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/scottdoucet Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/0zMlV1XOzaksxyumx37BHR Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/scott_doucet/?hl=en Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Podcastbay/ Flawed Dad Social Media: Instagram: @flaweddadpodcast TikTok: @flaweddadpodcast Email: flaweddadpodcast@gmail.com

In this episode, host Scott Doucet and cohost Josh MacKenzie go in depth on their relationships with their fathers. Josh kicks off the episode discussing his father and the impact he’s had on his life. They talk about what was there, what was missing, and how Josh navigated that as a child and into adulthood. Scott follows up by talking about the contrasts between his biological father and his stepfather, and how both men helped shape the man he became. This episode goes into the good the bad and the ugly of growing up with their dads.

Balancing your attention between your business and family is no easy task.  Too much attention on your business and your kids will grow up without you. Too much attention on your family and your business will crumble.  In this episode, Scott Doucet is back to explain how he balances both his family life and his business.  Show Highlights Include: How to overcome your depression — especially when it seems you have everything your heart desires (5:52)  Why you must learn to kill yourself (6:16)  How to not be weak and crumble when your sex life isn’t what you want it to be (7:59) The little-known trick that immediately erodes your stress and gives you more of your time back (11:34)  What nobody tells you about parenting that makes it much easier than you think (14:52)  How to manipulate the public to unknowingly help you avoid failure (17:57)  Why working from home isn’t as easy as everybody thinks (22:02)  The 2-second trick you can do right now that helps you find balance between your business and life (22:42)  Are you a highly-driven dad who needs help creating your legacy? Then go to wherever you listen to podcasts, subscribe to this show, and leave a 5-star review to help other highly-driven dads find this show.  To learn more about Scott and his journey to fatherhood, check out his Fathership podcast.  Scott’s Facebook Group

Being a father is hard enough. It becomes much harder when you’re trying to build a business on top of it.  And it becomes even more difficult if you let your nasty emotions get in the way and cloud your judgements.  In this episode, I’m sitting down with the formerly angsty and angry Scott Doucet about how to channel your emotions in a positive and productive way.  Show Highlights Include: How your angst is sabotaging all of your goals and how to “siphon” that energy in a more productive way (1:51)  The little-known trick to get your competition to work for you (3:07)  How to “seep” into your prospects mind using nothing more than a computer and a microphone (6:22)  The single biggest mistake you’re making with your podcast that’s causing nobody to listen (6:59)  The musician’s secret to building a loyal audience who will do all of your bidding for you (7:33)  The subtle mindset shift required to reach your full potential as a father and in your business (9:43)  Your secret weapon to becoming eternally blessed in your business and life (19:22)  The cold, hard truth about why you’re always angry and how to transform yourself before it wrecks your life (20:02)  Are you a highly-driven dad who needs help creating your legacy? Then go to wherever you listen to podcasts, subscribe to this show, and leave a 5-star review to help other highly-driven dads find this show.  To learn more about Scott and his journey to fatherhood, check out his Fathership podcast.  Scott’s Facebook Group

Welcome to Fathership. This week looks a little different than the previous episodes because we are doing an Ask Me Anything! I’m welcoming previous cohost from the Edge-ucation Podcast and longtime friend (and father of 4) onto the show to answer your questions! We sourced too many questions from our social media to answer in one shot, but we covered as many as we could and will definitely be back for round two. I chose Josh to cohost with me again for multiple reasons: One, we’ve got chemistry. Lots of it. Two, He’s never hesitated to tell me what he thinks of me, bad or good. Three, he and I could not have different lives if we tried, and I feel like that gives us a broad range of experience to speak from. This one goes into some pretty serious (and some not so serious) topics, so buckle up for one hell of a ride.   2 surprise questions to break the ice from one cohost to another. What does it feel like to be a dad? What is your least favorite part of parenting? Have you sacrificed your dreams for your children? How did you feel when you first held your firstborn in your arms? What is the craziest thing you’ve done for your daughter that your younger self would have never done? What is something you take very seriously that your partner doesn’t? How do you navigate that? Do you let your kids in on household finance or allow them to live in “bliss”? What does it mean to be a father to Josh   “I was a dad really young and I still wouldn’t change it for anything.” - Josh “I’m proud of my children, I’m proud of my family, I’m proud of the man it’s turned me into” - Scott “The hardest part of being a dad is watching other dads fail their children” - Scott “It rubs me the wrong way to see other dads take this job so lightly” - Scott “The Grinch’s heart grew three sizes in that moment” - Scott “I didn’t think I would be that type of parent” - Josh “As a parent you have to set clear guidelines” - Josh “Scott 10 years ago would not have given up sex for any woman on earth” “Anywhere that I have been unselfish, my family has thrived” - Scott “I want to raise nothing short of Gentlemen” - Josh ‘If my parents kept me 100% from money, I would have never found that interest” - Scott “Right now, my family and my kids are the many, and my needs are going to come second to what they need” Join us on Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/groups/fathership/

What's up?  Scott Doucet here. I'm pretty much living the life of my dreams. I married the girl of my dreams, I have my dream car, I live in a house in my hometown that I own. I have a daughter and a son on the way and at the time of recording this trailer Things could not be more complicated Because as it turns out, when you achieve the life of your dreams, the work isn't over. You now have to work hard to maintain those dreams, to nurture the relationships you build, to grow beyond the person you are right now, to be the person who deserves to hang on to everything you've worked to accomplish, and to be the person who can truly enjoy everyone and vetting around them. That is now the person I am trying to grow to be. This is that Journey. The Fathership Podcast is all about growing into the role of dad, growing into the role of husband, growing into the role of home owner, growing into the role of community leader and being the best business owner I can possibly be. It's not going to be easy. Quite frankly, this is the hardest thing I'm ever going to do. It won't only be the victories we share. We'll be talking about the struggles, the addictions and the things we have to overcome. I'll be talking to Dads, Moms, and experts from around the globe about their experiences with fatherhood, parenting, relationships and life in order to grow and to help you grow into the best versions of ourselves we can possibly be. Join us.

What’s up! Welcome to another episode of the TrepTECH podcast! In this episode, Host Airial Re’nal and her trusty sidekick Scott Doucet hit the mics to discuss Entrepreneurial Loneliness. The higher you climb, the less people will be able to relate to you, and as the famous saying goes: It’s lonely at the top. Things like a lack of family support, friends dropping off, and the obstacles of running a business in general can really add up, and without the proper pieces in place, these things can break you down. Airial and Scott share their experiences with loneliness running their online businesses, and how they’ve been able to turn things around for themselves! If you’re someone who is starting to see the fruits of all of your hard work, and have no one to share it with, or you’re just starting your business and people are acting some kind of way about it, aren’t supportive, or have just completely ghosted you? This episode might be one for your ears   The underwhelming support from friends and family for new businesses Taking the time to find the right people to call friends The obstacles of running an online business Building the support system The “Entrepreneur” identity can cause loneliness. Be a person first The benefits of having an actual team in place Remember where you came from, but you don’t need to remain there The cure for Entrepreneurial Loneliness   Airial Quotes: “I knew my family and friends weren’t going to patronize my business” “Understand That people don’t always have the same vision as you. They don’t have the same understanding” “I can’t do without a coach” “A regular job is so safe” “When you’re around those people, it is absolutely amazing” “It’s about the choices we make” “Just because you’re a solopreneur doesn’t mean you have to do this solo”   Scott Quotes: “What gives you the right to do this?” “I’m getting beaten down since the very first day I started” “Entrepreneurship is this gradual path of alienating yourself from the regular, average, everyday person” “I’m not here to encourage people who aren’t meant for this” “It’s not better, it’s just different” “Don’t think you have to buy your family or friend’s approval” “We cause our own loneliness in a way” “Just because someone doesn’t support you now, doesn’t mean they won’t eventually”   Airial Links Airial's Facebook Profile The Veteran Woman Rebel Revolution Blog TrepTECH Academy    TrepTECH Facebook Profile TrepTECH Bonus Features Talk to Airial One-on-One     Scott Links www.podcastbay.net (Click “I already have a podcast”) Scott's Facebook Profile Scott's Instagram Profile Podcast Bay Facebook Group   Find TrepTECH Podcast on the Below Podcast Apps/Podcast Player Apple Podcast (Apple Only) Castbox.FM (Android & Apple) Libsyn   Disclaimer: Select links are affiliate links

We hear the word “entrepreneur” a lot, but there is a lot of confusion on what it means. Are self-employed people entrepreneurs? Can you be a part of an MLM (multi-level marketing business) and be an entrepreneur? What is entrepreneurship and what’s at its core? The amazing hosts Airial Re’nal and Scott Doucet dive deep.   Scott’s Definition: An entrepreneur is a business owner or someone who is working toward that. Airial’s definition: An entrepreneur is someone who finds a missing link in services and comes up with an idea to fill that gap.   Our hosts share stories about themselves and their peers displaying the entrepreneurial spirit. They discuss some universal characteristics found in entrepreneurs and how they differ from others or the wantrepreneur. They discuss how entrepreneurs and business owners have the ability to step away and everything still gets done.   Characteristics: Drive Committment Persistence Diligence Tenacity Faith Appreciation   Airial Quotes: “Do you remember when the word ‘entrepreneur’ was a bad thing?” “Let’s be real, drug dealers are entrepreneurs.” “Create an SOP so someone else can take over!” “Because I’m taking a class on this for my Master's Degree . . . my definition is closer to the book.” “It’s your innate ability.” “Money makes you money.” “We’re always selling in some way or fashion.” “What is your excuse? Oh, you’re just making excuses. You’re not really into this.” “It has it’s ups and downs. It’s not always bright sunny, rainbows, and unicorns. There is rain.”   Scott Quotes: “I’m not trying to be mean when I say, ‘you’re not an entrepreneur yet. You will be, but right now you’re self-inflating.’” “Be where you are.” “It hurts my feelings to see people who have never made a buck, starving for a dream, afraid to work a job because they’re ashamed.” “I was working while I was on vacation and I realized I was just self-employed.” “Cool! I’m a slave now to my own job.” “Holy shit! I have a business! I can step away and things still get done.” “Ask a hundred people and you’ll get a hundred different answers.” “It’s more of a state of being. It’s who you are.” “You’re a different breed of person.” Airial Links Airial's Facebook Profile The Veteran Woman Rebel Revolution Blog TrepTECH Academy    TrepTECH Facebook Profile TrepTECH Bonus Features Talk to Airial One-on-One     Scott Links www.podcastbay.net (Click “I already have a podcast”) Scott's Facebook Profile Scott's Instagram Profile Podcast Bay Facebook Group   Find TrepTECH Podcast on the Below Podcast Apps/Podcast Player Apple Podcast (Apple Only) Castbox.FM (Android & Apple) Libsyn   Mentions: Mark Mawhinney - Natural Born Coache Roberto C. Candelaria Gary V - Vayner Media   Disclaimer: Select links are affiliate links

Welcome to the TrepTECH podcast hosted by the amazing, beautiful, brilliant, business and branding bombshell Airial Re’nal. Each week Airial and her co-host the cynic and comic relief Scott Doucet, drop some truth and sometimes hard realities on the mics. These two hosts leave everything out there because they believe transparency is the best way to help others. If you think it’s too taboo these hosts will tackle it. Both Scott and Airial have vast experience in the entrepreneurial and business world. Their main goal is to help other entrepreneurs and business owners like you! In this episode, Airial and Scott pull back the curtain and get metaphorically naked with their businesses while discussing the book Profit First by Mike Michahlowicz. Throughout this episode you’ll hear: What is the Profit First process? Why does it work? What does it mean? Why are Airial and Scott bringing this ship into the TrepTECH and Podcast Bay fleet? Being smart with your money Growing No less anxious No less frustrated No happier No freer Maybe your business is doing everything you need to, but maybe you’re not Mastermind Call leading to e-book resource Cash flow: Growth > sales > expenses > whatever is left is profit Never anything left Investing out of pocket Scott gives an example using his team at Podcast Bay Productions Hitting the Enough is Enough Point Bank account “fun” Experiment   Airial Quotes: “I’ve gone through it. We’re successful and working out of integrity, but sometimes it’s like ‘Man, I can’t even afford McDonald's.’” “I’m over here tryna make life-altering decisions.” “Our lines of money get muddy when it comes to business income, expenses, profits, and our personal income and expenses.” “This is a sign, a client of mine just brought up the Profit First book!” “I am not an assistant.” “Don’t look at it online because you’re gonna f**k it up.” “Ooh, a reward system!” “I better get an invitation to this yacht party you’re throwing.” “I’m excited, but scared. I need to check my money mindset.” Scott Quotes: “I find the people who are closest to me are the ones who want to see me fail.” “I want to do an experiment and so I have to tell you where I am at.” “Just because you’re making money, doesn’t mean you’re doing well.” “I started a business for two reasons: freedom and to line my pockets.” “We don't get to be selfish without first being selfless.” “Any successful business is one bad month from going under.” “If your cash flow is wrong, it doesn't matter how much you make.” “The whole ‘mo’ money, mo’ problems’ thing is real.” “My sales persona can cockblock desperation like it’s nobody’s business.” “If I’m going to devote my life to something I need it to pour back into me.” “Tough love is the only kind of love I have time for.” “Extreme growth only works if you know how to handle it and apparently I don’t.” “The economics we’ve learned creates taxpayers, not profitable people.” “Money management when you’re a musician are drugs, booze, and women.” “My yacht right now is a submarine with screen doors. You don’t want any part of it.”   Airial Links Airial's Facebook Profile The Veteran Woman Rebel Revolution Blog TrepTECH Academy    TrepTECH Facebook Profile TrepTECH Bonus Features Talk to Airial One-on-One     Scott Links www.podcastbay.net (Click “I already have a podcast”) Scott's Facebook Profile Scott's Instagram Profile Podcast Bay Facebook Group   Find TrepTECH Podcast on the Below Podcast Apps/Podcast Player Apple Podcast (Apple Only) Castbox.FM (Android & Apple) Libsyn   Mentions: Profit First by Mike Michahlowicz Travis Johnson - Warrior's Wallet   Disclaimer: Select links are affiliate links

Welcome to the TrepTECH podcast hosted by the lovely Airial Re’nal and her comedic sidekick Scott Doucet. TrepTECH is not just a business podcast, really, it’s a life podcast. Airial and Scott are both entrepreneurs who know your life becomes your business and vice versa. They discuss a myriad of topics some of which may be considered taboo and all of which are intended to see you succeed.   During this episode, our guests tackle a subject that is a source of pain and frustration for many entrepreneurs, freelancers, and artists of different types: unsupportive partners. Airial shares a personal story about a partner’s complaints about her being in business. Scott makes a great point: Do you/they love what you/they are doing? Are you/they miserable? Do we need a cheerleader and support system from our spouses/partners?   Common complaints:   This is taking up all your time You’re never here You’re here but you’re not here You don’t go to bed when I go to bed You’re up too late at night/up too early/ - sleep too much/too little Bills/household needs Attention   Pointers: Figure out what support looks like to you! Write it down If you don't know what you want, we can expect our partners to fulfill that Do you actually need support from your spouse? Can you get this from someone else Team? Business partner? Friend? What’s your track record? Tried starting a million businesses, never got them off the ground? Your wife Shouldn’t support you. Want-trepreneur Boy that cried wolf Airial Quotes: “I’m trying . . . I’m trying really hard not to rant right now.” “It got to the point where we broke up.” “If I’m tossing and turning, I might as well be doing something productive.” “I need a Tor in my life” “I need to work to make money to pay the bills, but when I’m working you’re still angry.” “I couldn’t support my clients because I was always miserable.” “I’m willing to compromise and make time.” “It’s about finding your team.” “There are a lot of failures on the road to success.” Scott Quotes: ‘I’ll harass you, but you need it!” “Wondering what it takes to run a business? Sometimes it takes working all night, late nights.” “What do you absolutely have to do and what can wait?” “I could be performing at 100% at all times, but the second I dip to 99% I think they’re all going to know.” “I delegate in polite suggestions.” “In previous relationships, I found they wanted to distract me.” “I don't need a cheerleader. Tor [Mrs. Doucet] is not my biggest fan at all.”   “She [Mrs. Doucet] is my trampoline. When I hit the ground, she bounces me back up. No, you’re not quitting. No, I need you operating on all cylinders right now.” “There is no one person on Earth who can be everything you need.” “Support shows it’s face in a lot of different ways.”   Airial Links Airial's Facebook Profile The Veteran Woman Rebel Revolution Blog TrepTECH Academy    TrepTECH Facebook Profile TrepTECH Bonus Features Talk to Airial One-on-One     Scott Links Scott's Facebook Profile Scott's Instagram Profile Podcast Bay Facebook Group   Find TrepTECH Podcast on the Below Podcast Apps/Podcast Player Apple Podcast (Apple Only) Castbox.FM (Android & Apple) Libsyn

Welcome to the TrepTECH podcast, your weekly dose of the vivacious and talented Airial Re’nal and her co-host and button-push, Scott Doucet. TrepTECH is for you regardless of level of your business. Just started? Airial and Scott have got you covered. Making six figures? Airial and Scott still have got you covered. They both have amazing experience and levels of expertise that would leave you speechless, but they are down to Earth and the most humble people you’ll find around. TrepTECH is about entrepreneurs: helping them, commiserating with them, motivating them,  making them laugh, and getting them going. You’ll notice there is no topic too taboo for this podcast and these hosts make a point to not shy away from things that really need to be talked about. In this episode, Airial and Scott welcome special guests Mindsex Mentor Delora Guinion (Clutchey) and Queer Entrepreneur Coach Asa Leveaux. Delora explains that she helps people build their wealth and have great sex minus the guilt that typically comes along when those things are put together. Asa helps queer entrepreneurs make their first $10,000.00.  Throughout this episode you will hear and see the importance of sex and business and how they are married together to create great results!   Great topics of conversation over the course of this episode: Decision-making Selfcare The Law of Sexual Transmutation Re-directing the mind from thoughts of physical expression to thoughts of another creative effort. Sex energy Creative energy Charismatic energy Mental and emotional benefits Sex, divinity, and spirituality Reining in or letting go Sex and money Most desired things Most shamed things Attention and behaviors Mindset Beliefs and benefits about masturbation Sex positivity Love or lack thereof Openness of sexuality The Journey Importance Business connection Succesex stories Airial quotes: “Oh my god . . . all the puns.” “We always hear about men masturbating.” “Money and sex make the world go around, but they’re the most taboo topics. Why? Why instead of embracing it?” “Asa gets the best of both worlds.” Scott Quotes: “We have some common interests here: sex and money.” “The longer I go without sex the more I become this angry caveman.” “My wife still guides me. Be open to critique. Don't shut down when your woman tells you how she likes it or when your man tells you how he likes it.” “Patterns - I think about people who grew up in sexless families and that’s what they think it is to be married.” “It’s a calling.” “Asa, Queer School? That thing is insane. So cool. I love that. Such a cool concept.” “Sex links with productivity.” Asa Quotes: “It’s time to be the ‘sex’ back in homosexual.” “Sometimes in business you might not need a strategy, but you might need an intense orgasm to open yourself up to what’s in front of you in a way to focus.” “I date not make a significant business decision or personal decision if I have not had an orgasm within a twenty-four hour period.” “If it takes an hour, schedule it.” “I thought any time I thought or did something sexual the rapture was going to happen . . . literally.” “Entrepreneurship has different stages.” “We live in a world . . . screenshots are real. We must be mindful about how we’re being perceived and how our brands are being perceived.” “I was thirty-three when I said ‘fuck it’ and got really clear about who I am and that I chose for it to not be a secret.” “I don't care who is interviewing me. I don't care who is writing the article. I’m going to be all of me, not just the part of me that’s tolerate, but the part of me that celebrated and that’s everything.” “Comparison is the thief of all joy.” “Boy up and fell in love and got productive.” Delora Quotes “I couldn’t be more turned on by my work every single day.” “I wanna like you, but there’s something about you I just can’t.” “Sexual cycles of self-sabotage unknowingly.” “Even when we do talk about sex in school . . . they don’t talk about relationship things and these things actually are correlated to sales as well.”   Join Podcast Bay’s Mailing List! www.podcastbay.net (Click “I already have a podcast”)   Airial Links Airial's Facebook Profile The Veteran Woman Rebel Revolution Blog TrepTECH Academy    TrepTECH Facebook Profile TrepTECH Bonus Features Talk to Airial One-on-One     Scott Links Scott's Facebook Profile Scott's Instagram Profile Podcast Bay Facebook Group   Find TrepTECH Podcast on the Below Podcast Apps/Podcast Player Apple Podcast (Apple Only) Castbox.FM (Android & Apple) Libsyn   Mentions: Rolande Summer - Life After Service Coaching Jessica Lorimer - Smart Leaders Sell Podcast     Mentions: "Think and Grow Rich" by Napolean Hill Queer School Asa's Website

Welcome to the TrepTECH podcast hosted by the passionate, fierce, and empathetic Airial Re’nal and her entertaining co-host, side-kick, button pusher and god of one-liners, Scott Doucet. You are here because you want to get the scoop on business, the entrepreneur lifestyle, tips and strategies, and maybe more specifically podcasting. Airial and Scott are an amazing and fearless team who discuss anything that crosses their minds.  There is no taboo in the TrepTECH world. Both successful entrepreneurs, Airial and Scott are a wealth of information to anyone in business whether just starting or seasoned. Get ready! In this episode, Scott and Airial chat about the importance of finding the fastest path to cash, how to monetize, and different coaching models. How Airial and Scott how found quick cash: Intensives Four-hour blocks of coaching Shout out to Rolande (link below) injectables One-on-one coaching Ability to ask questions Personal model Group coaching call Fail to engage Unable to get questions answered Launch coaching Will launch your podcast in thirty days Never worry about it again Offered payment plans Which lead to . . . Production company and team Do what you have to to make cash now and avoid feast to famine lifestyle refine   Airial Quotes “I don’t like to sell, so I had to find a way to do it that was authentic for me.” “It’s an implementation call.” “It all depends on your learning style.” “If you want to know what to offer, listen to what frustrates people and what frustrates you.”   Scott Quotes “I am the Alfred to Airial’s Batman.” “In four hours you can give a lot of value.” “Every online course I’ve ever done, I get to module three or four and it’s taking too long. I end up saying screw it and hiring someone to do it for me. I don't want a thing in four weeks or six weeks. I want it in four hours.”   Join Podcast Bay’s Mailing List! www.podcastbay.net (Click “I already have a podcast”)   Airial Links Airial's Facebook Profile The Veteran Woman Rebel Revolution Blog TrepTECH Academy    TrepTECH Facebook Profile TrepTECH Bonus Features Talk to Airial One-on-One     Scott Links Scott's Facebook Profile Scott's Instagram Profile Podcast Bay Facebook Group   Find TrepTECH Podcast on the Below Podcast Apps/Podcast Player Apple Podcast (Apple Only) Castbox.FM (Android & Apple) Libsyn   Mentions: Rolande Summer - Greenville Spartanburg Sister Veterans Jessica Lorimer - Smart Leaders Sell Podcast  

Welcome to the TrepTECH Podcast hosted by the dazzling Airial Re’nal and hilarious sidekick Scott Doucet. When you strip everything away, you’re here because of your business. If you’re starting up you have questions and concerns. If you’ve been in business for a while, perhaps you’re experiencing some issues. Turning to Airial and Scott will never lead you down the wrong path. Could be you need extraordinary tips and strategies. Could be you enjoy listening to our hosts tell their stories about their own and some times intertwined entrepreneurial journeys. What you can expect out of both Airial and Scott is brutal honesty and a hand extended to help. TrepTECH is all about making business fun and successful no matter what that means or what it takes. In this episode, Airial and Scott get started talking about e-mail headlines as they begin the process of e-mail automation and what piques people’s interest to open your email. Scott discusses he likes short, snappy headlines followed by humor, lists, and pop culture references.  Email body must tie into the headline, for Scott. Airial can take or leave that. Email should also sell or send the reader somewhere. Both Airial and Scott talk about being a part of Marc Mawhinney's e-mail list and how engaging the emails are. (and how he send one every day without annoying the recipients.) They also describe the headlines of Dan Meredith as being show-stopping. Two of Scott’s favorite email headlines: Why be a Hero When you can be a Villain? Heroes are reactive. It’s the villain of the story who has a goal, a plan, execution, and investors. Ya Don’t Know What Ya Don’t Know, Ya Know?  Scott shares the story of his highest email open rate was with a smiley face headline: :]  He goes on to say anything that makes people say, “Huh?” or “What’s that about?” works beautifully. What causes you to open your email?   Topics that can make grabbing headline: Song lyrics Politics Universal human experiences Things that feed people’s need to be nosey/drama Emotional responses Scarcity Done right: This is the Only Webinar I’m Doing This Year Questions   Things to consider when creating a headline: Who is your audience? Don’t make ‘oops’ emails ‘Hurry’ & ‘limited time’ emails often backfire (clickbait) Airial Quotes: “Make sure your emails match your brand’s voice.” “How do you have limited seats on an online webinar that isn’t live?” “You’re always selling. It’s just how you do it.” “Write in a conversational tone because that gets them into the moment and it sounds like you’re talking directly to them.”   Scott Quotes: “The thing about a template is, you don’t want to follow the exact template just because it’s worked for other people. You want to adapt it to work for you.” “Subject line: Banana Hammock.” “It’s important to look at headlines as what’s going to impact my audience that makes them click?” “Don’t put limited seats during a webinar. It’s a digital conference room. Stop it. Stop. You’re lying to me. That’s not real scarcity. That’s false scarcity. “If thoughts were lily pads.”   Join Podcast Bay’s Mailing List! www.podcastbay.net (Click “I already have a podcast”)   Airial Links Airial's Facebook Profile The Veteran Woman Rebel Revolution Blog TrepTECH Academy    TrepTECH Facebook Profile TrepTECH Bonus Features Talk to Airial One-on-One     Scott Links Scott's Facebook Profile Scott's Instagram Profile Podcast Bay Facebook Group   Find TrepTECH Podcast on the Below Podcast Apps/Podcast Player Apple Podcast (Apple Only) Castbox.FM (Android & Apple) Libsyn

Welcome to the TrepTECH podcast hosted by the one and only Tech Angel, Airial Re’nal. Scott Doucet co-hosts inserting truth bombs and comedy along the way. You’re here for real, honest talk on real topics surrounding the entrepreneurial and business world. Nothing gets diluted during the TrepTECH recording sessions and you won’t believe some of the things our hosts take on as topics. This show is an excellent resource for any level of business owner. You’ll stay for the tips, strategies, stories, and chemistry between Airial and Scott. This is your new favorite podcast for successful entrepreneurs. In this episode, Airial allows Scott to steer this ship and he directs it toward the dicey waters of technical problems and solutions. Which is brilliant because Airial is a technical specialist. They discuss some of the tech failures they have both experienced and how it affected them as far as momentum or cause for any major setbacks. Types of Tech Fails: Forty minutes of an amazing episode occurred when they realized they had not been recording Scott calls it the best episode that was never recorded Plugging in but, are not able to hear each other during sales calls Systems for payment Systems for taxes Systems not working right Landing pages (sales funnel) Leading an email list Leading to a sales page Thank you page Client fulfillment We need to trust other professionals and experts to do what they do. Don’t waste hours and energy you could be used to promote, record, edit, make money,  doing something you can have someone else do for you. (especially if they are on your team already) Scott discusses how he creates landing pages: Post-it note Crude drawing Holding it up to webcam Letting Airial do it for him Scott lays out one of the biggest reasons people don’t start a podcast, or even their business in the online space because they’re paralyzed by the fear of not knowing how to produce the technical side of the business. This can be the greatest weakness and a detrimental one.  Airial jumps in, adding she tests out many different platforms, making sure they are user-friendly for situations just like this. Experts want to share their knowledge. Scott describes a time he put a call for help on Facebook and had dozens of people answering with fixes. One of those people was TrepTECH’s own Airial! Typical tech concerns: How do I set up an e-mail campaign? What’s the best platform to use for landing pages? What’s the best service for transcriptions? What’s the best online video meeting platform? How do I using editing software? Airial makes it clear cut by explaining when you take your time and try to do something you don’t know you could end up losing money yourself. Why not go ahead and pay someone who will do it quicker and save the extra money? It is imperative that you know your own strengths and weaknesses so you can assess when to reach out for assistance. It doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg because the specialist may be able to fix it within a matter of minutes. Airial Quotes “It can be scary and overwhelming.” “I have back up plans for back up plans for back up plans.” “Servers crash, computers go slow, noise in the background . . . it happens. Just call me.” “Just send it to me. I’ll fix it.” “Tech is amazing. It gives us so many more opportunities” “Airial directs people to Scott when they come to her asking questions about how to start a podcast.” (pertaining to types of equipment, what is crucial, what needs to be splurged on, and what items can take the cheap route.) Scott Quotes “The thing is, there’s a fix for all of it.” “I’m not gonna try to do that. It’ll look like a three-year-old designed it on the paint program.” “Beginner entrepreneurs are cripplingly terrified of [tech issues].” “She didn’t get a choice. You work for us now.” (On Airial joining the Podcast Bay Productions team) “Tech scares the bejesus out of me, but I was still able to build a business in spite of that, so you can too.”   Join the TrepTECH Academy! TrepTECH Academy   Airial Links Airial's Facebook Profile The Veteran Woman Rebel Revolution Blog   TrepTECH Facebook Profile Talk to Airial One-on-One     Scott Links Scott's Facebook Profile Scott's Instagram Profile Podcast Bay Facebook Group   Find TrepTECH Podcast on the Below Podcast Apps/Podcast Player Castbox.FM (Android & Apple) Lisbyn  (Android only) Apple Podcast (Apple Only)

Welcome to the TrepTECH podcast hosted by the beautiful, soulful accountability partner you need, Airial Re’nal and her co-host and often the seed of comedy, Scott Doucet. TrepTECH is disproving the myth that business has to be boring. In fact, if your business is boring, something’s wrong. There’s no topic too controversial or taboo for these two hosts because they know if something holds that kind of weight, it deserves to be spoken about. Both Airial and Scott are coaches and business owners. They have tons of experience, strategies, tips, and fun stories of their ups and downs to share with you. This podcast is a love letter and awesome show in support of entrepreneurs. In this episode, the topic of conversation is Identity. Our hosts briefly touch on the last episode about race and business, which you can listen to here before moving on to this episode’s topic.  Often we change the way we behave and speak based on who we’re talking to or based on who we think we’re supposed to be. Airial discusses going as far as hiding behind a personal brand when she got started.  Scott says he often felt pressured to change because he has always been the face of his business. He asks Airial what prompted her to hide behind brands or make changes to her businesses. Airial delivers a truth bomb and says, “because I’m a black woman.”  Airial goes on to explain the scripted content she created received the least views and likes. This was a vast difference than when she took a more raw, real, and natural approach. Scott confesses about the difficulty and pressure in his life with his marriage, business, fixer-upper house, and being a parent. There is a lot of love and also obstacles. He goes on to say he doesn’t post much about it, but it is also not something he avoids talking about with friends and during interviews. But, the important thing is that he no longer plays it cool when something is happening in his life because it is important that your client knows you need more time because something is going on in your life. This isn’t considered instability. It’s honesty and the ability to complete the tasks that have been given to you. In other words, stop being wrapped up in the perfect image on social media or concocting the perfect image that gets you clients. Airial pipes in and agrees with Scott, going as far as sharing Facebook lives in brutal honesty. What’s up with Identity? Being yourself Not being what you think people want/need Fake energy is palpable Don’t allow insecurity to bury you Reality is relatable Strategic The universal human experience Universal experience to your gender Universal to your race/nationality Universal to your religion Universal to business owners   Niching down distracts from relatability   Airial Quotes “I had a struggle of what is my identity and how does that affect my brand.” “Stop overthinking it . . . I remind myself just be me because that’s what people love about me is that I’m just me.” “You see everything about my life. There’s always one person that says, ‘Man, you just saved my life.’ or ‘I want to reach out to you because I feel like you understand and are not going to judge me.’” “I showed up. I’m not dressed up, but I’m here.” “If it’s out there and I put it out there, there’s no shame. No one can use it against me.” “Somebody is always going to judge you.”   Scott Quotes “Bottom line, strip away everything else, you’re here for business.” “This is one bright candle and there are a lot of plates spinnin’” “A lot of the world is out there to watch you burn.” “Never missed a deadline, but came d**n close.” “When Tor (Mrs. Doucet) posts pictures on Instagram about our life, our house in shambles, updates on Scotland (baby girl), breastfeeding and what have you . . . people eat it up. They like it.” “[My coach] told me I was going to have to clean up. Wear a suit and tie. I did and it was a nightmare. I hated it. I felt like a circus animal jumping through hoops.” “No one’s going to like the real me. I’m vulgar. I’m crude. I’m sweet. I’m nice. I’m direct and I’m weird. I thought people would reject the real me.”   Airial Links Airial's Facebook Profile The Veteran Woman Rebel Revolution Blog TrepTECH Academy    TrepTECH Facebook Profile Talk to Airial One-on-One     Scott Links Scott's Facebook Profile Scott's Instagram Profile Podcast Bay Facebook Group  

The TrepTECH podcast is here to prove business doesn’t have to be serious all the time. It’s okay to laugh and smiles as long as you’re putting the work in to achieve your goals! Hosted by the stunning Airial Re’nal and her trusty sidekick Scott Doucet, TrepTECH is here to bust open the floodgates on every facet of business - not just the numbers. Both Scott and Airial share their personal stories of successes and failures in the entrepreneurial journies so far. You are not alone! Get settled in and get ready for a wild, informative, unconventional show about business. Your mind is about to be blown wide open.   Trigger warning and disclaimer: in this episode, Airial and Scott welcome Keenen Smith as an impromptu guest to discuss the very sensitive subject of racism and classism in business.  This may be a sensitive and difficult topic for some listeners. Please be advised. Scott, Airial, and Keenen each have different experiences as it comes to racism. Airial is a black female. Keenen is a black male. Scott is a white male.  Scott discusses what Keenen calls ‘inside racism’ is the only kinda he is familiar with while both Keenen and Airial have experienced what is described as ‘in your face’ racism. What does that mean for business though?   Keenen has experienced sending in a white person to close deals for his business even though his name is the one on the check. Airial has experienced black business owners/customers exclaiming that she is ‘trying to be white’ by using proper grammar. Airial has experienced when working with a white business partner that they each approached those of their own race in order to make a sell. Scott describes not being able to get black clients most of the time. Keenen and Airial talk about racism inside their own race. They speak of dark and light skin tones as well as proper grammar and ebonics. They give examples of what can happen in business with each of these concerns. Kennan also describes using an alias instead of his real name during business transactions. Scott throws down a gauntlet and discusses the differences in racism and classism stating that he, as a lower middle-class white male, has experienced some of the same things that Airial and Keenen have described earlier. What’s the difference? Classism: prejudice against or in favor of people belonging to a particular social class. (social status) Racism: the belief that all members of each race possess characteristics or abilities specific to that race, especially so as to distinguish it as inferior or superior to another race or races Scott describes clients turning away from him for being white, covered in tattoos, not dressing up, and not speaking in an extremely professional way   Airial Quotes “Okay, so, first of all, there’s this meme goin’ around Facebook like, ‘I may be ghetto, but my customer service voice went to Harvard.’ It’s about how we change how we talk depending on who we’re talking to.” “Another thing that got me was because I spoke properly I would get . . . I would get pushback. My friends would say or my classmates would say, ‘Oh, you’re tryin’ to be white. You’re tryin’ to act white. You’re talking white.’ That kinda thing.” “A woman asked me before, a black woman, she’s a veteran, and she has a nonprofit and she asked me, being black, in Georgia, in her town, wearing braids . . . if she should pretty much have a stock photo representing her nonprofit or if she should have her face there.”   Scott Quotes “To be completely fair and I think it’s a fair assessment to say that I’m fairly naive on the topic of racism.” “ I do, really do, think that racism looks different depending on where in the world you are. Like, racism in Africa is gonna look different than racism in Europe is gonna look different than racism in Canada.” “I grew up broke and I know of black families that grew up so much more wealthy than my family did. “   Keenen Quotes “If you make the culture believe it’s okay, it’s okay. You make it acceptable everywhere.” “We’ve divided ourselves amongst ourselves because some of us are trying to change things and some of us are trying to look within and try to understand like, what is the problem? You know? “ “that’s a part of our culture where we have . . . we have to actually separate ourselves in our own races to be able to live comfortably. That’s a horrific fact. It’s serious business.” “I had a brand--a business and went by an alias. It’s even my personal brand now. The brand was Xpro brand, but I never put my face on it and the reason I never put my face on it is I was perceived as a black hustler” Check Out The TrepTECH Academy www.treptechacademy.com Airial Links Airial's Facebook Profile The Veteran Woman Rebel Revolution Blog TrepTECH Academy    TrepTECH Facebook Profile Talk to Airial One-on-One     Scott Links Scott's Facebook Profile Scott's Instagram Profile Podcast Bay Facebook Group     Keenen Links Keenen's Professional Facebook Profile Keenen's Wesbite Keenen's LinkedIn Profile  

Welcome to the TrepTECH Podcast hosted by the Fabulous Airial Re’nal. Co-hosted by the self-proclaimed button pusher, Scott Doucet. The TrepTECH podcast is here to teach you about business and show that business doesn’t always have to be a serious thing.  Entrepreneurship can be a jarring experience, but as long as your ‘why’ is worth it, you’ll endure. Airial and Scott are both experienced coaches as well as entrepreneurs themselves! They are happy and fired up about helping their listeners learn about business! In this episode, Airial flips things around and interviews Scott, asking him to talk about his beginnings in the business world.  (Scott interviewed Airial on this topic in episode two - check that out!) Scott has been producing podcasts for Airial for at least 3 years and has also worked in the capacity of a coach, consultant, marketing and so much more. Scott has many talents and a lot to offer to anyone who is truly willing and passionate to learn. Scott begins by giving a rundown of the types of jobs he has had. He started working as a radio personality/producer when in high school. He was in a band doing the recording, producing, marketing and merchandising. While working many retail jobs he noticed that he consistently got promoted to leadership positions which made him uncomfortable as an introvert. His supervisors took notice of his skills as a motivator and a person who could systematically get things done and yet failed to recognize his distaste for it. So, he would get a job, get promoted, quit and start the cycle all over again. You get to hear a funny story about quitting a job by throwing the store keys in his boss’s face. Quickly he knew he was going to have to do something to survive. Scott discusses his beginnings as a mohawk having, skinny jeans wearing punk kid with the desire to reach out to the youth as a motivational speaker in high schools under his first brand Edge Motivation. His coach, Marc Mawhinney, recommended doing podcasting as a living, breathing resume that could be sent to principals and schools to preview before hiring him to speak.  Scott tirelessly worked under his coach learning podcast production and business. In doing so he started his business, Podcast Bay Productions, and within the last two years has hired a team to work with him doing production editing and writing.   Scott: “What purpose do I serve?” “I’m friendly. I’m nice. It takes me a lot to not hit people at Walmart.” “You can close your own damn store!” “It felt so amazing! Like I could take over the world, but just for a couple of days ‘til I ran out of food.” - on quitting his last job. “I’m going to start a business. I’m going to inspire people. I’m going to teach them work ethic. I’m going to teach them how to do everything they need to succeed!” “A coach fills in blanks when you thought there was a complete sentence before.” “You’ve got the painting tool. You can change the pictures.” Airial: “He’s not antisocial. He’s just an introvert.” “The beauty of having a coach is they can see the bigger picture and help you realize what you can do and set it into play.”   Airial Links Airial's Facebook Profile The Veteran Woman Rebel Revolution Blog TrepTECH Academy    TrepTECH Facebook Profile Talk to Airial One-on-One     Scott Links Scott's Facebook Profile Podcast Bay Facebook Group   Instagram

Welcome to the TrepTECH podcast hosted by the business branding bombshell Airial Re’nal with her co-host and humble production servant Scott Doucet. You may recognize Airial from The Veteran Woman podcast, but you haven’t seen her like this! Along with Scott our hostess gives her listeners insights, tips, and tricks along with real-life lessons along the journey of entrepreneurship. She is an inspiring coach and business owner. You won’t want to miss one second of one episode. Like the introduction says, you’ll want to marry her brain. In this episode, Airial and Scott talk about the ground zero for Airial starting her journey and businesses. She touches on the fact that she has always been in business in many different forms either brick and mortar or online. Airial talks about her rough transition from army civilian life.  Once she left the military while working in a direct sales company she hired a coach. She goes on to explain that the experience was bewilderingly honest and impressive. It was everything she needed at that moment and lit her up. That person made her realize that coaching and helping others is exactly what she has been called to do. Scott discusses the transition period from the military that he experienced within his family and Airial expands on her experience. Transition courses Transferable skills Degree Emotional side Camaraderie Responsibility Use of skills There is no “can’t” Our hosts go on to discuss why entrepreneurship and podcasting were so attractive to them. Gives sense of purpose Gives fulfillment Gives control You become the master of your own fate The difficult part is picking the direction you want to go in Allows you to network and collaborate with others Can talk about subjects that generally get swept under the rug Motivation Empowerment Where did TrepTech come from? Entrepreneurship coach - not just business Mindset Networking Business plans Relationships Obstacles (mental/chronic illness etc) Four-hour   training Airial shares a funny story where she shares a new brand creation with Scott. Airial describes current brands aside from The Veteran Woman: TrepTech Conservative male/female Veterans/Nonveterans Catch all Rebel Revolution If it doesn’t feel right, don’t do it. Be yourself It's for those who walk away from the status quo Freedom to work without parameters Passionately defiant woman entrepreneur   “What now?” - Airial “One of my beliefs . . . is that entrepreneurship is one way to reduce the suicide and homelessness rates among veterans.  It gives you camaraderie and purpose.” - Airial “I fell in love with interviewing people. Being able to ask people questions bringing out my curiosity.” - Airial “I want a podcast! I have no idea what to do or where to start, but just figure it out, Scott, because I want to have a podcast.” - Airial “I had a thing where I thought I couldn’t label myself as a business coach because I’m not good enough, like the business coach that I have. But a lot of people watched me build my brand and people began coming to me and asking me how I did it.” - Airial “I realized I created something amazing that people wanted to know how to do.” - Airial “I love helping other people build businesses.” - Airial “We have to figure out how to balance between owning a business and dealing with our crazy - as I call it.” - Airial “You had a mental breakdown, started a business and never stopped.” - Scott “They called it being digital nomads.” - Scott on entrepreneurs rebranding the label of homelessness. “When The Veteran Woman podcast came out . . . you were like ‘I don't know what to expect. I don’t know if people are going to listen. I just want to do it.” - Scott   Airial Links Airial's Facebook Profile The Veteran Woman Rebel Revolution Blog TrepTECH Academy    TrepTECH Facebook Profile Talk to Airial One-on-One     Scott Links Scott's Facebook Profile Podcast Bay Facebook Group   Instagram

You can run a business and still have fun. You can entrepreneurship work whether you’re single, married and even if you have kids! The market is a tricky place to make a living, but with the right support system, knowledge and skill, you can make it happen. Join host Airial Re’nal and her trusty sidekick Scott Doucet as they introduce Episode 1 of the TrepTECH podcast. This episode is dedicated to past experiences and things to come, as Airial sheds light on some of the topics she’s excited to uncover, and how you will benefit! Get ready for great content wedged between musical genius. This is the TrepTECH podcast.   In This Episode What is a Trep, and who the TrepTECH podcast is for Why this show is awesome How we balance each other out and the perspectives we bring to the podcast   “I’m so excited to get it started, and to finally hit record and see where this thing goes” - Airial “You can have a business and still have fun” - Airial   More TrepTECH   Connect with Airial   Connect with Scott

If people are given the correct information, they tend to make the best choices for them, and that’s always been the mission of It’s Electric! In this episode, producer Scott Doucet joins Affex to discuss past episodes, Afeez and his crazy adventures all over the globe, and how the show has been making waves and raising awareness on the topic of electrification and EV’s. Plug in your earbuds and get ready to explore the range of topics this episode has to offer, and thank you for joining us for episode 50 of It’s Electric!   In This Episode A listener’s journey: from knowing nothing to becoming a know-it-all Electrification is picking up speed and urgency Saving the planet is important, but saving money and having fun while doing so is even better The increase in range is promising for future adoptees Afeez went to Paris and joined an electric unicycle gang When the world’s best and brightest reach the same conclusion It’s not enough to jump on the bandwagon, we need to tackle issues and find solutions   “People have taken electric cars to the arctic circle now” - Scott “I’m not biased to Electric cars, to me it just makes sense” - Afeez “Electrification is now” - Afeez “All electric vehicles now are not only a good idea, but a necessity” - Scott “If you’re not hitting 280 miles of electric range as a manufacturer, don’t come to the market” - Afeez “I want to start bringing people that are experienced in tackling issues and finding solutions not just jumping on the bandwagon” - Afeez “We want to be able to diversify” - Afeez “EV owners are the best people to do the talking” - Scott   More Afeez! Instagram Youtube Twitter   Rent a Tesla! www.teslarentals.co.uk

Podcasts were once a mystical beast, but with the barrier to entry getting easier, more people are looking to podcasting to play a key part in their content marketing strategies. It’s great for nurturing your audience, content creation, but did you know that you can use your podcast to book speaking gigs?  In This Episode Producing podcasts, and being your own best client Podcasting planning tips for beginners! Getting started is easier than you think Microphones, Should you go expensive? Why you shouldn’t seek sponsorship, affiliate marketing, and how to use a podcast for business Being an awesome podcast guest and landing guest spots on shows How do you say no to a guest request? Should you challenge your guests? The importance of listening back to old episodes and why you shouldn’t wrestle your boss pantless   “I don’t want to live my life out of integrity” - Scott “Make sure you’re doing a show that you’re choosing a workload that you can consistently maintain” - Scott “I was thinking so small, and I was actually setting myself up for failure by believing that” - Scott “My podcast, for me, is my most important tool in business now” - Claire “I know a lot of what I want to ask them about already” - Claire “As a host, it’s your job to protect your audience” - Scott “As a host, I’m developing as I listen to these people” - Claire   Episode 9 with Mark Whitehand https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/ef009-creating-proper-narrative-using-story-mark-whitehand/id1437164372?i=1000423035611&mt=2 Scott’s bubble www.facebook.com/podcastscott Instagram: Scott_Doucet  More Claire! https://m.facebook.com/clairedowdallcommunity/  

Stacie welcomes her podcast producer, Scott Doucet of Podcast Bay to the show to discuss the results of a quiz he took in order to determine his communication archetype! Scott leads a production team, and runs a community of podcasters and aspiring podcasters online, ans so communication is a massive part of his day to day. He wanted to learn more about his archetype, but more importantly, how he can communicate more easily with others.   In this episode:   Scott shares his Communication Archetype with Stacie He shares the challenges that come along with his communication style The role of empathy in communication Men and Women communicating with each other How Scott can communicate better with the people in his life   Quotes “My archetype is almost counter-productive at times” “The phone is my nightmare” “Everybody has to have the willingness to put themselves in someone else's shoes” “Everyone needs their moment” “You don't understand. You don't get it” “You are just there to listen, and not fix” “Listening is not just letting someone speak” “You have to listen in order to be heard” “People leave bosses, people don't leave jobs” Take the Quiz! www.staciespeaker.com  

Scott tells Cheryl about his journey into podcasting. How long he's been at it, and what led him to want to do podcasting as a career. He and Cheryl describe their first impressions of podcasting, and what they thought initially, before learning about the business and marketing potential of it. Cheryl asks Scott if this was the first youth based podcast he's worked on, and he let's her know that it's actually his second. His first was his former show, the Edge-ucation Podcast. Scott tells Cheryl why he loves Kids Party Characters and why he wanted to be part of this project so badly. The joy it brings Children is incomparable, which makes it an awesome heart centered business to be part of. He also shares his only superhero birthday, and how it felt to have Batman show up to celebrate with him, and the interrogation he put the actor through to see if he was really Batman. The two discuss Cheryl's podcast, her membership community and her services as well as her reasons for doing all of this stuff. She has a lot of love for what she does, and it permeates through her work and her want to help others build a kids party business of their own. Quotes “they loved that it wasn't just another boring guy in a suit talking to them” “I thought it was really cool that I was going to help Elsa build a podcast” “To this day It's the only birthday I remember” “These kids will ask you questions, and they know everything” Links Scott listen.podcastbay.net Podcast Bay: The Community Cheryl www.kidspartycharacters.com  

In this episode of Smart Leaders Sell, Jess brings back Podcast Producer Scott Doucet to talk about a membership sales blunder he's made! Actually, in the spirit of full transparency, Jess scheduled 4 other guests to record this week and all of them got the same sickness and had to reschedule, so Scott has arrived as an afterthought, but luckily: he always has a sales problem in need of a solution! Scott recently launched a membership community for podcasters and aspiring podcasters to get better at their craft, promotion, and monetizing. He has offered his membership out for $1 for the first month, and one person has signed up.   His sales question: Why is no one signing up, and where do I go from here?   Jess starts off by congratulating the one person who has signed up, and explains that it's difficult to get people to sign up to membership sites because they have an aversion to signing up to anything low cost. She explains the psychology behind why that is, and mentions that Scott has no problem selling higher ticket services. Jess asks Scott where he feels he went wrong, and he explains that he didn't really believe in the price, and felt it should have been a higher dollar value right from the start. She asks about a few different strategies that Scott normally uses, and asks if he's done them for this offer, and the answer is a strong No. Jess shares her strategy for the benefit of not only Scott, but those of us who are listening in with plans to launch our own membership sites. She shares that when she initially launched, her site was not complete. She describes her process and the cost she launched at, as well as offering the reason why. She also talks about why paying customers approached her and told her to charge more. She tells Scott what happens when he devalues himself, and the ripple effect that has throughout his audience. He comes to the abrupt and painful realization that he's training people into a behavior that doesn't match the attitude that he actually wants them to have. Jess also explains the difference between Scott's community versus the one's he used as an example for this offer. Jess goes on to share that the best salespeople don't necessarily have dominant personalities, but they do need to be told to buy. She goes on to tell Scott why confidence is necessary, and why his offer actually showed the exact opposite of confidence. Quotes “They assume that they'll get what they pay for” “I made the coupon code ROBBERY because that's what it feels like” “I wanted people to buy when it was incomplete so I could test it and tweak it” “We have this mentality, especially in the online business space, where we think 'Build it and they will come' and that doesn't actually work” “I have a goal to make my community the richest podcast community in the world” “I made it happen because I wanted it to happen that badly” Links www.Podcastbay.net More Jess: https://www.facebook.com/groups/FabulousFemaleEntrepreneurs/ https://jessicalorimer.com/supersize-your-sales https://jessicalorimer.com/list-building-legend Content Disclaimer The information contained above is provided for information purposes only. The contents of this article, video or audio are not intended to amount to advice and you should not rely on any of the contents of this article, video or audio. Professional advice should be obtained before taking or refraining from taking any action as a result of the contents of this article, video or audio. Jessica Lorimer disclaims all liability and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on any of the contents of this article, video or audio. Disclaimer: Some of these links are for products and services offered by the podcast creator

Alexa welcomes the producer of Kaleidoscope radio, Scott Doucet onto the show today! Scott a Podcast producer, consultant and host of the show Podcast Bay. His brand, which shares the name of his show, aims to educate people about podcasting and how to get the job done effectively, with quality and purpose at the forefront. When Scott first got into producing podcasts for other business owners, he found it to be rather boring and flavorless, but once Alexa came along with the idea that was Kaleidoscope Radio, a world of sexy and exciting audio possibilities opened up within his production journey and he was more than happy to accept the challenge.   Alexa congratulated Scotty on his soon to be family and they talk back and forth about how freaked out both of them are by children and the concept of having kids. Scott talks to children like they're tiny adults, and the idea of having children scares the crap out of him. He also explains that sex has become a little weird for him since his wife got pregnant because it almost feels like he has a tiny audience at all times.   Scott and Alexa chat back and forth about their different upbringings, and how that impacted their lives and lead them to who they are today. Scott explains that his relationship with both of his parents is very open, and he can talk to them about anything, even if it's sex related.   Scott brings up a jaw dropping moment on Kaleidoscope Radio that led him to learn that he actually has limitations to what he wants to experience sexually. They talked about Alexa's search history, and a talk that she did at a crypto-currency event about sexual deviancy.   The chat leads to censorship within the media, and Scott voices that it was, and continues to be one of his biggest obstacles and concerns for the production aspect of Alexa's show. Even though she can say whatever she wants to on the air, it becomes a little difficult when writing descriptions and titles, because there is a limit to how open these things can be on places like iTunes.   Alexa and Scott circle back to talk about the Kaleidoscope as a community, and how Scott is a little jealous of Alexa for having such an awesome group of supporters behind her. Scott also brings up how he was a bit worried about how his editor was going to adjust to working on Kaleidoscope Radio because of the open approach to subject matter, but that it ended up becoming his source of sexual education. Scott expresses his appreciation for both Alexa and her guests for putting out a show that helps people ease into situations and learn about them before actually having to experience them first hand and potentially have a bad experience.   Scott gets into some of the podcast episodes that he has particularly enjoyed working on and listening to, and why. He also talks about why working on the show has given Scott's job a lot more meaning and purpose than it had in the days before Alexa's show his his desk. Alexa also shares her most nerve wracking interview and why she was so nervous behind the mic while she was talking to that particular guest. Finally, to close out this episode of the show, Alexa allows Scott to flip the script and ask a question of his own. He decides to ask Alexa if she's as open as she is accepting of others, or are there things she just won't do?   “Every moment of my life whether I knew it or not was leading me up to working in the audio industry” “Have you ever had that moment when you walk into a room and realize you're the coolest kid there?” “I was obsessed with my tally-whacker from the moment I knew it existed” “I did not know I had hard limits until I heard your show” “The last thing I want to do is censor you” “we want something that makes us feel like we matter, and that our job matters, and gives us meaning and validation and this show does that for me” “Acceptance is everything”

Host Afeez Kay welcomes Canadian guest Scott Doucet to the show to talk about electric cars. Scott comes from New Brunswick, a rural area of Atlantic Canada that is “behind the times” when it comes to technology, research and development in general, let alone in the electric car department. Scott admits that his knowledge of electric vehicles has come largely from Top Gear, and that he's only ever seen one charging station in his entire province, and it's 3 hours away. The first Question Scott throws at Afeez is: without the infrastructure in place, how can electric cars become more of a reality? Afeez greets the question openly, and shares that the vast majority of EV owners charge their cars at home, and the range they get with their electric vehicles is more than enough to get around, and still have time to make it back home before needing to recharge. He explains that electric cars have a great range for running errands and normal day to day use, but when long distance driving is considered, that's when infrastructure becomes a necessity. Afeez inspires a ton of questions from Scott after his initial explanation, and Scott's line of questioning then encompasses the Hybrid. He mentions that Hybrids appear to the best of both worlds, but never caught on. He wants to know if that was because they were a half measure, or did something else get in the way of their effectiveness. Afeez explains that there are advantages and disadvantages of owning a Hybrid, and is more than happy to break them down for us. Scott brings up the climate where he lives, New Brunswick is freezing cold for 6 months of the year. He asks Afeez how the cold impacts the battery within an electric car. Afeez recounts a story of a skiing trip he took, and how his electric car battery withstood the cold. He also disclosed some statistics about which temperatures are best suited for EV's. Afeez and Scott discuss the potential of low emission zones being introduced to places like London, and the death rate attributed to air pollution within larger cities. He even reference a move that Paris has made in introducing a No Car Day, in an attempt to curb air pollution. Scott asks Afeez about “The Afterlife” of an electric car, and how they can be used or repurposed beyond their initial use as a vehicle. Afeez explains the concept of Second Life and how EV batteries can be used after they've run their typical lifespan to accomplish other electricity related tasks. He also talks about the Car to Grid system found in the Nissan Leaf, and explains that the car itself can e used to power things when power is not accessible. Scott takes this opportunity to ask about Tesla, and what it is that makes Tesla stand out among all of the other electric cars on the market. Afeez replies by talking about the fact that Tesla is more than just a car company, they are a clean tech company, and as a result, they take things a step further than most conventional car companies who produce electric cars. Tesla's range of thinking goes beyond the cars, and include the infrastructure as well as the energy storage components. He describes the supercharging network, and how it gave Tesla a major leg up against the competition as far as ease and accessibility. Quotes “90% of the time, we charge at home” “The infrastructure needs to be there for long distance” “The cost of ownership is considerably lower than having a normal internal combustion engine car” “You have two power trains, which means you now have twice the amount of things that can go wrong” “Cold weather does effect a lithium-ion battery” “80 or 85 percent of the world population can now start switching to a form of electrification which would reduce enormously our dependency on fossil fuel” “People are dying, and their lives are being shortened as a result of air pollution” “Electric cars have less moving parts, so there's less things to fall off” “Range is King” Links: Rent a Tesla in the UK: https://www.teslarentals.co.uk It's Electric! The Electric Car show with Afeez Kay can be found on the below Podcast platforms Podible: https://play.podible.co/series/32217 Tune-In: https://tunein.com/radio/Its-Electric-The-Electric-Car-Show-with-Afeez-Kay-p1092295/ iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/its-electric-the-electric-car-show-with-afeez-kay/id1337246828?mt=2 www.teslarentals.co.uk

Jess is joined today by none other than her producer and Podcast Bay's very own Scott Doucet. You know that Scott she keeps talking to on the recording? Yeah. That clown. He produces podcasts for a living and has seen a lot of people disillusioned when it comes to a podcast's role in the sales process. He and Jess laugh about the various podcast shenanigans that have taken place since the launch of Smart Leaders Sell, and Jess also describes the hilarious sales call that she had with Scott when she was thinking of hiring him. His question: How do Podcasts Convert to Sales? Jess starts off by explaining the role of a blog, podcast or other traffic generation tools, and compares a podcast to the sex-on-legs guy or girl at the club. She goes on to talk about driving traffic, and making offers. She shares a few ways to get that done, and then gives an analogy about boyfriends that Scott can't relate to. She draws it all in together by talking about her mum, and how she's ultimately wrong about human behavior Jess slams cannon ball sized holes into Scott's theory on selling from podcasts, and offers a story to reinforce how it can be done. She also goes on to describe a basic funnel, and why it's crucial to make offers to an audience who are used to being sold to. Jess shares a few more insights regarding selling, and nurturing the kind of audience who wants to buy, and how putting yourself in the sales friend zone is a bad idea. Finally Scott shares his own traumatic bird stories in reference to Jessica's episode titled: Geese! Quotes "You're the industry's best kept secret" "Shut up and take my money" "Their job is only to generate traffic, your job is to retain them and sell to them" "Even industry leaders like to be given a clue what to do next" "When you give a clear call to action, people will actually do it" "You'd be amazed by the number of people who want to listen to your podcast, but don't want to join a FB group" "You have to manage the expectation of your audience" "Remember tot rain people to buy" "If you are passive and you let them be passive, nothing will ever get done" Links www.podcastbay.net FB Group Content Disclaimer The information contained above is provided for information purposes only. The contents of this article, video or audio are not intended to amount to advice and you should not rely on any of the contents of this article, video or audio. Professional advice should be obtained before taking or refraining from taking any action as a result of the contents of this article, video or audio. Jessica Lorimer disclaims all liability and responsibility arising from any reliance placed on any of the contents of this article, video or audio.

Public speaker, coach, entrepreneur, online tribe organizer and podcast host of 'Podcast Bay', Scott Doucet reveals himself.Scott talks about about his humbling, rough upbringing in Canada, his passion of music, his days of being an on-air personality and how he got in the podcasting game. He also reveals:Living on a military baseHow being charitable has its limitsThe universal appeal of having diverse music tastesThe rewards, and dangers, of advancing to new plaes in lifeYou can follow Scott on the following social media platforms:Scott's Website - Podcast BayPodcast Bay's Facebook Group - Podcast Bay CommunityPodcast Bay Fan Page - Podcast BayScott's Twitter - @Podcast_bayScott's Instagram - @scott_doucet See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jump in on the birth of a phenomenon! Season 1 Episode 1 of the soon-to-be-legendary Jonny Hates Marketing Show features more hot tips than you can shake a stick at, more revelations than a Bible class in Kansas, and more insights than a weekend with Tony Robbins. JHMS host and Effortless Marketing™ proponent Jonny Cooper hangs out with guest Scotty Doucet, Canadian entrepreneur and founder of Podcast Bay, currently the hottest real estate in the podcast world.   The lads discuss: The dumbest marketing ideas they’ve seen this month How Jonny busted two copycat online courses Why snake-oil salesmen are hiding on the internet When pregnancy scans and music promotions are incompatible Why most online marketing sucks, anyway Some smart stuff you should be doing, right now Plus they laugh, quite a lot actually. Jonny Hates Marketing and so will you, after this.   

Feminism with Scott Doucet Scott Doucet is a Podcast host, consultant and producer. With a background in radio, music, and sales, Scott is keen to help podcasters and aspiring podcasters make their shows stand out from the rest. Founder of the community Podcast Bay, and host of a show by the same name, Scott spends the majority of his time editing and producing shows for clients, and educating himself and others about what makes a solid podcast.   Summary Dana asks Scott about the feminist rabbit hole he found himself in, and what made him want to get on the show to talk about feminism as a topic. Scott explains how he's come to view the spectrum of Misandry and Misogyny, and what he feels is a whole lot of confusion surrounding the objectives of certain movements. Dana and Scott relate back and forth about hatred toward genders, and Scott shares a story about a time he was treated poorly for holding a door open for someone, and Dana does her best to explain why she feels these things happen in modern society. Scott then relates an issue that he and his wife discussed about the right to work, and the judgment that follows if a woman decides not to work in modern times. Dana flips judgment on it's head, and talks about the way society almost forces people to fight for things instead of granting them as given. She and Scott also talk about masculine and feminine energy, about stereotypes, and about what would potentially happen if people stopped trying to fit in and just did what came naturally.   Quotes “In doing podcasting, I know what makes a good show, and controversy never hurts” “On either end of the spectrum you have all of this hate and disrespect, and then in the middle everything seems so confused.” “Why are we bashing kindness?” “We have so much hurt in our culture, in our DNA” “Is equality really worth the cost of harmony?” “The only way I'm going to get something is if I fight for it.” “Who knows what would be possible if we stopped trying to fit into the current boxes.” “Fighting for a right shouldn't be fighting for the right to do only that”   Links Facebook Www.facebook.com/scottdoucetpodcast www.facebook.com/podcastbay Snapchat: ScottDoucet Instagram: Scott_doucet   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today's episode of Me Myself and I Radio Anthony Hayes is joined by guest Kay Walten. My wonderful guest is a member of the Podcast Discovery Center that Scott Doucet and I founded in 2016. Together we will discovery the Me (Past), Myself (Present), and I (Future) Elements that has created the human being Kay is evolving to be everyday. Book a vacation to Riveria Maya with Kay here!https://www.locogringo.comConnect with Kay:https://www.facebook.com/locogringomexico/https://www.locogringo.comhttps://twitter.com/LocoGringoCommailto:askkay@locogringo.comLoco Gringo Mexico Podcast:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/loco-gringo-podcast/id1098774829?mt=2Music provided with permission from Lovestruck Robot by Jace Magee. http://www.lovestruckrobot.comVoiceover from: Spike Real The Big Voice http://cmo247.com/SpikeRealShow Notes/Blog:http://memyselfandiradio.com/kaySPECIAL OFFER: http://www.bit.ly/sciencepaperbackhttp://www.biy.ly/sciencekindlehttp://www.memyselfandiradio.com/support

On today's episode of Me Myself and I Radio Anthony Hayes is joined by guest Kay Walten. My wonderful guest is a member of the Podcast Discovery Center that Scott Doucet and I founded in 2016. Together we will discovery the Me (Past), Myself (Present), and I (Future) Elements that has created the human being Kay is evolving to be everyday. Book a vacation to Riveria Maya with Kay here!https://www.locogringo.comConnect with Kay:https://www.facebook.com/locogringomexico/https://www.locogringo.comhttps://twitter.com/LocoGringoCommailto:askkay@locogringo.comLoco Gringo Mexico Podcast:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/loco-gringo-podcast/id1098774829?mt=2Music provided with permission from Lovestruck Robot by Jace Magee. http://www.lovestruckrobot.comVoiceover from: Spike Real The Big Voice http://cmo247.com/SpikeRealShow Notes/Blog:http://memyselfandiradio.com/kaySPECIAL OFFER: http://www.bit.ly/sciencepaperbackhttp://www.biy.ly/sciencekindlehttp://www.memyselfandiradio.com/support

On today's episode of Me Myself and I Radio Anthony Hayes is joined by guest, Ross Barber-Smith. I stumbled upon the creativity of my wonderful guest Ross Barber-Smith through a mutual friend in Scott Doucet. Ross is a web designer and fellow podcaster. He hosts Bridge The Atlantic and is also a member of the Podcast Discovery Center that Scott and I founded.Together we will discovery the Me (Past), Myself (Present), and I (Future) Elements that created the human being that Ross is evolving to be everyday. Connect with Ross Barber-Smith:http://www.electrickiwi.co.ukhttp://www.bridge-the-atlantic.comhttp://www.twitter.com/electric_kiwiMusic provided with permission from Lovestruck Robot by Jace Magee. http://www.lovestruckrobot.comVoiceover from: Spike Real The Big Voice http://cmo247.com/SpikeRealShow Notes/Blog:http://memyselfandiradio.com/rossSPECIAL OFFER/SUPPORT: http://www.bit.ly/sciencepaperbackhttp://www.biy.ly/sciencekindlehttps://www.patreon.com/ahayesmmihttp://www.memyselfandiradio.com/support

On today's episode of Me Myself and I Radio Anthony Hayes is joined by guest, Ross Barber-Smith. I stumbled upon the creativity of my wonderful guest Ross Barber-Smith through a mutual friend in Scott Doucet. Ross is a web designer and fellow podcaster. He hosts Bridge The Atlantic and is also a member of the Podcast Discovery Center that Scott and I founded.Together we will discovery the Me (Past), Myself (Present), and I (Future) Elements that created the human being that Ross is evolving to be everyday. Connect with Ross Barber-Smith:http://www.electrickiwi.co.ukhttp://www.bridge-the-atlantic.comhttp://www.twitter.com/electric_kiwiMusic provided with permission from Lovestruck Robot by Jace Magee. http://www.lovestruckrobot.comVoiceover from: Spike Real The Big Voice http://cmo247.com/SpikeRealShow Notes/Blog:http://memyselfandiradio.com/rossSPECIAL OFFER/SUPPORT: http://www.bit.ly/sciencepaperbackhttp://www.biy.ly/sciencekindlehttps://www.patreon.com/ahayesmmihttp://www.memyselfandiradio.com/support

Scott Doucet is a Podcast host, consultant and producer. With a background in radio, music, and sales, Scott is keen to help podcasters and aspiring podcasters make their shows stand out from the rest. Co-founder of the Facebook group, the Podcast Discovery Center, and host of Podcast Bay.Scott spends the majority of his time educating himself and others about what makes a solid podcast.Episode Summary 1. Scott talks a little bit about who he is, what he does, and how he found podcasting.2. Scott gives an inside look at his day to day activities. 3. He highlights what he loves and what he finds challenging within the world of podcasting. 4. Scott talks about the best place to start with podcasting and discusses the level of education required. 5. He talks about the importance of having multiple revenue streams and what careers are available in podcasting. 6. Scott leaves off with a final piece of advice for all podcasters.Quotes“My biggest goal is just to build as many strong relationships as possible instead of just collecting people in a network”.“I noticed a pain point, I noticed people were willing to pay for it and I went ahead and said ‘ alright, let me take that off of your hands'”.“On any day you can meet one person or you can meet ten people and they're all extremely amazing people and you don't know their role, that pivotal moment they're going to come in and change your entire life”.“You don't need a fancy title or degree to get started”.“Take the time, learn the craft, get to know your listeners and then get them what they need”.LinksTo learn more about Scott Doucet visit his website Podcast Bay. You can also connect with him on Facebook on his pages – Scott Doucet & Podcast Bay; and also his Twitter Page.Intro Music provided courtesy of Accelerated Ideas (www.accelerated-ideas.com). Soundtrack – Siren KickbackEnding Music provided courtesy of Accelerated Ideas (www.accelerated-ideas.com). Soundtrack – No Need to Rush See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Scott Doucet is a Podcast host, Producer and Consultant. He produces shows for clients as well as hosts his own show Podcast Bay. After having an encounter with what he believes to be a narcissist, he asked to appear on Inner Dominatrix to recount the story to Dana, share his experience, and learn more about Narcissism.   Summary   Scott Recounts the story of his Christmas, and his encounter with what he believes to be a narcissist. He points out some of the narcissistic qualities that the person he met was displaying. Dana then gets into what makes a healthy narcissist versus when it becomes unhealthy and describes the narcissistic spectrum. Dana talks about the charisma a lot of narcissists possess. She also gives some examples of behaviors to watch for. She gets into the different types of attention narcissist crave. Dana and Scott discuss the effects and impact of coaching and mentorship, and if business has any effect on the level of narcissism in someone's personality. Dana bring a dominatrix element into the conversation.   Quotes   "Not everyone has the capability of being a nice person" "Do you want to be right, or do you want to be happy?"   www.Facebook.com/Scottdoucetpodcast https://www.facebook.com/groups/podcastpdc/   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of Me Myself and I Radio Anthony Hayes encourages you to Adapt.Adapt-make (something) suitable for a new use or purpose; modifybecome adjusted to new conditionsIf you'd like to support the show I've got some awesome ways for you to get involved at:http://www.memyselfandiradio.com/support I just added a campaign for some merchandise and ALL the profits will be donated to the ASPCA to help animals in need. FEEDBACK REQUEST: Do you like 5 minute Friday's? Do you have a topic? Email me your thoughts and ideas and I'll give you a shout out on the show! visit http://www.memyselfandiradio.comThis week was inspired by all my friends in the Podcast Discovery Center (http://www.podcastdiscoverycenter.info). Show brought to you by Allie McAdam http://www.alliemcadam.com and Scott Doucet.SUPPORT THE SHOW:http://www.memyselfandiradio.com/support

On this episode of Me Myself and I Radio Anthony Hayes encourages you to Adapt.Adapt-make (something) suitable for a new use or purpose; modifybecome adjusted to new conditionsIf you'd like to support the show I've got some awesome ways for you to get involved at:http://www.memyselfandiradio.com/support I just added a campaign for some merchandise and ALL the profits will be donated to the ASPCA to help animals in need. FEEDBACK REQUEST: Do you like 5 minute Friday's? Do you have a topic? Email me your thoughts and ideas and I'll give you a shout out on the show! visit http://www.memyselfandiradio.comThis week was inspired by all my friends in the Podcast Discovery Center (http://www.podcastdiscoverycenter.info). Show brought to you by Allie McAdam http://www.alliemcadam.com and Scott Doucet.SUPPORT THE SHOW:http://www.memyselfandiradio.com/support

Tomorrow September 30th, is International Podcast Day. I know what you are thinking...Yes, we have our own day. On the eve of #PodcastDay I wanted to drop this quick IPD promo and teaser for my show relaunch. I accompany this ep with a blog post found on my website at memyselfandiradio.com/blog Happy #PodcastDay to all you crazy podcast kids out there and POD-ON! Special Thanks to Scott Doucet, Joe Pardo, Chris Ripka, Dave Lee, Marie Lanza and the Podcast Discovery Center.SUPPORT THE SHOW:http://www.memyselfandiradio.com/supportShow notes: #PodcastDay Promo Show Notes – Me Myself and I Radio #bloghttps://memyselfandiradio.wordpress.com/2016/09/30/podcastday-promo-show-notes/

Tomorrow September 30th, is International Podcast Day. I know what you are thinking...Yes, we have our own day. On the eve of #PodcastDay I wanted to drop this quick IPD promo and teaser for my show relaunch. I accompany this ep with a blog post found on my website at memyselfandiradio.com/blog Happy #PodcastDay to all you crazy podcast kids out there and POD-ON! Special Thanks to Scott Doucet, Joe Pardo, Chris Ripka, Dave Lee, Marie Lanza and the Podcast Discovery Center.SUPPORT THE SHOW:http://www.memyselfandiradio.com/supportShow notes: #PodcastDay Promo Show Notes – Me Myself and I Radio #bloghttps://memyselfandiradio.wordpress.com/2016/09/30/podcastday-promo-show-notes/

Episode 26 Show Notes The beginning of our show starts with a GoFundMe for a 14 year old girl named Marley. Please support even if it's a $1. Episode 26 - Tach's Pipes are Clean, Why Women Dont Need to Have Orgasms and What Guys Think About when Girls Are on Top This is Marley's story. Tach, Andrea and I are asking for your support to help pay for some medical bills for her struggle. Even $1 helps!!! https://www.gofundme.com/b7qyk0  - Tach is back! - Adam prepares a special welcome back song - Tach fills us in on his love life and career - Special Thanks to Podcast Discovery Center and Podcast Radio Network Anthony Hayes, Scott Doucet, Super Joe Pardo and John Sweeny Jr. - Special Thanks to John P Smith Jr. with Please Finish Your Book Podcast pleasefinishyourbook.com - Vacation destinations and Andrea is headed to Vegas - Why do women have orgasms? - What do guys think about when girls are on top? - Andrea Joy's Guy-a-Ry   You're listening to Living Podcariously! Bringing real men's perspectives; unfiltered, unapologetic. Recorded live in the Living Podcariously studio in World Famous Cocoa Beach, FL. Hosted by Tach and Adam! This podcast may contain vulgar, explicit content to include conversations about sex or sexual references,  drug and alcohol references, and general things men are interested in.  Boobs, games, sports, boobs, strippers, boobs, drinks, bars, bands, boobs, perverted news,  etc.  You get the idea. https://FaceBook.com/LivingPodcariously    DJ Gil Lugo mail: djgillugo@gmail.com Facebook: facebook.com/djgillugo Twitter/Instagram/MixCloud: @djgillugo Sponsors Smoke Rings Merritt Square Mall http://smokeringsonline.com  Music Provided by DJ Constant https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi7nCO7WoMkeyUxsrIE0sVQ DJ Gil Lugo BenSound http://www.bensound.com Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/   

To learn more about the Win's Women of Wisdom visit http://winswomenofwisdom.weebly.com/. Be sure to FOLLOW this program https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wins-women-of-wisdom/id1060801905. To learn how Win walk and about Ekso go to http://www.bridgingbionics.org/, or email Amanda Boxtel at amanda@bridgingbionics.org.   On Win's Women of Wisdom today, Best-Selling Author, Win Kelly Charles welcomes Scott Doucet. Scott is a 27 year old Podcast Coach from New Brunswick, Canada and host of the Edge-ucation Podcast. His show is geared toward young millennials who want to know what else is out there in terms of education and employment opportunities. Coming from a small town in NB, Scott watched as industry closed and jobs began to disappear. He decided not only to start an online career in order to stay in his home province, but also to teach others within his generation how to do the same. Scott helps Coaches, Business Owners and Industry Professionals start their own podcasts in order to expand their reach, and create new sources of money, clients, and networking oportunities. You can learn more about Scott on facebook, by checking out his page: Scot Doucet – Podcast Coach, or joining his free facebook group: The Podcast DiscoveryCenter To learn more about Scott visit http://www.podcastbay.net/. To learn more about Win Kelly Charles visithttps://wincharles.wix.com/win-charles. To send feedback to Win, email her at winwwow@gmail.com. To be on the show please fill out the intake at http://bit.ly/1MLJSLG. To look at our sponsorships go tohttp://www.winsomemediagroup.com/, http://www.educents.com/daily-deals#wwow, andhttp://www.winsomemediagroup.com/ To learn about the magic of Siri go to https://www.udemy.com/writing-a-book-using-siri/?utm_campaign=email&utm_source=sendgrid.com&utm_medium=email.    

On this episode of the Me Myself and I Radio Podcast, host Anthony Hayes flies solo to give some updates. Anthony Hayes created the Podcast Discovery Center over a year ago with his partner in crime Scott Doucet from Edge-Motivation and the Edge-cation Podcast. We Listen as Anthony Hayes explains the Science of Taking a Step Back when your up against tremendous odds_For more information on the Me Myself and I Radio Podcast or host, Anthony Hayes please visit: http://www.memyselfandiradio.comPlease email the show regarding any thoughts on this episode to ahayes@memyselfandiradio.com. Join us on FaceBook facebook.com/memyselfandiradio. Follow on Twitter twitter.com/ahayes_mmi.

On this episode of the Me Myself and I Radio Podcast, host Anthony Hayes flies solo to give some updates. Anthony Hayes created the Podcast Discovery Center over a year ago with his partner in crime Scott Doucet from Edge-Motivation and the Edge-cation Podcast. We Listen as Anthony Hayes explains the Science of Taking a Step Back when your up against tremendous odds_For more information on the Me Myself and I Radio Podcast or host, Anthony Hayes please visit: http://www.memyselfandiradio.comPlease email the show regarding any thoughts on this episode to ahayes@memyselfandiradio.com. Join us on FaceBook facebook.com/memyselfandiradio. Follow on Twitter twitter.com/ahayes_mmi.

This week we welcome a fellow podcaster from the northern realm of Canada, Scott Doucet! He’s a motivational speaker and general nerd who co-hosts his own show, the Edge-ucation Podcast. On this episode we chat a bit about Batman vs. Superman, why Star Wars villains always get resurrected and rebuilt, oldschool video games, our favorite kids TV sh [...] Support this podcast

On this episode of the Me Myself and I Radio Podcast, I am joined by guest, and fellow podcaster Scott Doucet. As you probably already know on the show I like to discuss Self discovery and self development. Something my guest today is very familiar with.Anxiety, a word that gets thrown around all to often, Scott has experienced first hand growing up. What I find even more fascinating and inspiring, is that he used this insecurity to fuel his fire. Later on in life angst has become an opportunity to show the rest of the world that it's okay to follow your heart, and to help others in the process.Listen as Scott explains how to get more motivated and get back on track_Connect with Scott:http://www.edgemotivation.comListen to Edge-ucation Podcast:http://www.edgemotivation.com/category/edge-ucation-podcast/SHOW NOTES: https://memyselfandiradio.wordpress.comTopics of discussion include Personal Development, Habits, Fear, Failure, Mindset, Meditation, Productivity, Mindfulness, and Self Awareness. Keep on Flowing, Just be...For more information on the Me Myself and I Radio Podcast or host Anthony Hayes, please visit http://www.memyselfandiradio.com

On this episode of the Me Myself and I Radio Podcast, I am joined by guest, and fellow podcaster Scott Doucet. As you probably already know on the show I like to discuss Self discovery and self development. Something my guest today is very familiar with.Anxiety, a word that gets thrown around all to often, Scott has experienced first hand growing up. What I find even more fascinating and inspiring, is that he used this insecurity to fuel his fire. Later on in life angst has become an opportunity to show the rest of the world that it's okay to follow your heart, and to help others in the process.Listen as Scott explains how to get more motivated and get back on track_Connect with Scott:http://www.edgemotivation.comListen to Edge-ucation Podcast:http://www.edgemotivation.com/category/edge-ucation-podcast/SHOW NOTES: https://memyselfandiradio.wordpress.comTopics of discussion include Personal Development, Habits, Fear, Failure, Mindset, Meditation, Productivity, Mindfulness, and Self Awareness. Keep on Flowing, Just be...For more information on the Me Myself and I Radio Podcast or host Anthony Hayes, please visit http://www.memyselfandiradio.com

Scott Doucet is a speaker, Natural Born Podcasters coach and host of The Edge-ucation Podcast. His company, Edge Motivation, is geared towards helping people who are adventurous, free-thinking and living life on their own terms.

Prepared to get motivated as we bring Scott Doucet to the PodUp Podcast.  He is the host of the Edge-ucation podcast.  It’s a show focused on helping folks live a motivated, adventurous and passionate life.  The reason we are excited to bring Scott on is that he actually took his digital show and is now getting on the radio.  It’s a fantastic story about how he made that connection and there’s a lot you can learn about your venture from hearing it.    We also check out some news that came out last week suggesting that a television series is in the work about the hit podcast Serial.  This would be another huge boost to the podcasting world and something we would be very excited to see.   Edge-ucation Podcast iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/edge-ucation-podcast/id980296889 EdgeMotivation.com - http://www.edgemotivation.com/ Scott Doucet Twitter - https://twitter.com/edgemotivation Serial TV News - http://www.theguardian.com/media/2015/oct/02/serial-podcast-to-be-made-into-tv-series-by-directors-of-the-lego-movie

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