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Today I'm talking to Erik Qualman, not a real estate agent but a name synonymous with global influence and leadership.  Erik has authored Best Selling Books that include,  'Socialnomics', 'Digital Leader' and ‘What Happens in Vegas stays on Youtube' that have reshaped our understanding of the digital landscape and leadership in the 21st century.Erik is often referred to as a 'Digital Dale Carnegie' for his indelible mark on the digital world. His work as an author has captivated audiences across more than 55 countries, touching the lives of over 50 million people through his insightful and transformative ideas. On the show today, episode 301, Erik shares his biggest breakthroughs and the insights that got him there as well as some of his biggest mistakes and how he took the lessons  from those mistakes to bring him to the top of his game. We talk about his career as a top executive, a top selling author, global speaker and digital leader and those insights that we can bring to the world of luxury real estate  to reach the highest levels of success and thrive in the ever-evolving digital era.⚡️Powered by BreakthroughLuxury Coaching & Membership https://BreakthroughLuxury...================Chapter Notes:00:00 Introduction00:29 Eric's 2 recent books01:19 The story of Eric: 03:28 The key to future proof yourself05:42 Innovation: additive or subtractive07:45 The Yahoo vs Google Experience10:04 How to focus on the things that need attention12:44 Prioritize your day: How to do it?16:07 The Power of Focus24:01 3 Rules for Talking to Clients25:02 A great question to ask29:41 A greatest resource in Eric's success31:08 The most important thing to know about artificial intelligence33:27 Eric's most recommend book to an agent to read34:38 Biggest takeaway of today's episodePeople Mentioned:Levi'sMichigan State UniversityGoogle BardRecommended Books:Socialnomics: How Social Media Transforms the Way We Live and Do Business by Erik QualmanThe Focus Project: The Not So Simple Art of Doing by Erik QualmanWhat Happens in Vegas Stays on YouTube by Erik QualmanDigital Leader: 5 Simple Keys to Success and Influence by Erik QualmanQuotes-  “Being intentional with every moment checking in with yourself”“When you serve others, success is sure to follow”================About the Jere Metcalf Podcast:Jere, current coach and consultant, former top luxury real estate agent of Sotheby's International Realty, interviews the world's most renowned and best real estate agents around the country. These Agents tell their stories, how they got into the business and what has made them successful from their biggest mistakes to their biggest breakthroughs in one of the oldest and most competitive industries.All shownotes, videos and more at JereMetcalfpodcast.comPowered by BreakthroughLuxuryCoaching & Consulting for the Luxury Real Estate AgentBreakthroughLuxury.comMore on Jere Metcalf Podcast:► Visit our Website: https://www.jeremetcalfpodcast.com/► Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JereMetcalfP...► Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeremetcalf #JereMetcalfPodcastSUBSCRIBE NOW and don't miss a show – new episodes every week

What's holding you back from focus right now?Most of us started this year with (hopefully) some clarity on what we want to set in motion. Goals we want to kick, freedom we want to create, impact and influence we want to build.Yet what if I told you that the key to achieving any of those intentions was a commitment to doing less rather than more?My guest today is the King of getting maximum impact, with minimum distraction.Today's Guest Erik Qualman is a 5 time #1 Bestselling Author and speaker, having performed in over 55 countries and reached over 50 million people. His books ‘Socialnomic: How social media transforms the way we live and do business', ‘Digital Leader – Five simple keys to success and influence' and his latest ‘The Focus Project – The not so simple art of doing less' have been on the CEO lists of must-reads for over a decade. Erik's work first caught my attention a few years ago. When a video he created seemed like it was being played on loop by every influencer, industry expert and CEO I knew. Literally every conference I attended or spoke at - Erik's video was played from the stage.That video was ‘Socialnomics', a video trailer for what would become his bestselling book of the same name. It was a two minute visual feast detailing everything you need to know, and couldn't have imagined, about the rise of social media. If you haven't seen it, or want to see a book trailer that literally created a global best seller, check it out here.So, needless to say, I've wanted to dive into Erik's brain for awhile.Twitter, Instagram and Tik Tok: @equalman You'll LearnHow Erik created ‘Socialnomics' and the keys to using content for massive cut through.The story behind Erik's legendary lime green glasses and why stepping through your story, rather than avoiding it, is the most powerful thing you can do to stand out.Why Erik wrote ‘The Focus Project' as the ‘anti-venom' to his first book. A journey that began when he noticed his own inability to focus into a world of digital distraction.What's on Erik's ‘Not To Do' list right now – and how you can learn way more from learning what someone is committed not to doing, than what they're hoping to attempt.Finally, the advice he gives his own children about how to manage their focus and make a mark, in a world of never ending distraction.The biggest piece of gold I got out of this conversation was a question I have since shared with many people in my inner circle who are trying to focus:“What's the ONE thing that if I do it well will make everything else easier or not necessary?”Answer that question, then focus like your life depends on it.References and links mentionedMy new ebook The Influencer Codehttps://equalman.com/the-focus-project/Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of the Inside Influence Podcast! Please head over to iTunes, subscribe to the show, and leave an honest review. Also, don't forget to hop on my website juliemasters.com and download my new ebook The Influencer Code or become an insider by signing up to my newsletter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rose-Colored Glasses (with Lime Green Frames) (ft. Erik Qualman)Erik Qualman's relentlessly optimistic and transformative approach to speakingOPENING QUOTE:“And even though I'm speaking to a group... Let's say yesterday, there's 5,000 people there. There's people in there, it's a business meeting, but there's people struggling with personal issues. So, they'll send a note, and "Hey, I was..." I mean, this is at the extreme, but I've gotten emails, I'm sure you have as well, that's like, "I was going to end it. I was going to end my life today, but then there's something that you said that just said, okay, one more day, let me keep it going.”-Erik QualmanGUEST BIO:Erik Qualman has been named the number two most likable author on the planet, coming in just behind J.K. Rowling. In addition to penning not only one but five number-one best sellers, he's been named a top 50 digital influencer by Forbes Magazine. Erik has delivered keynotes in 55 countries and reached over 50 million people with his compelling and inspiring messages and, according to him, “Most importantly I'm still trying to live up to the World's Greatest Dad coffee mug I received from my wife and two daughters.”Links:WebsiteBooksInstagramFacebookTwitterYouTubeLinkedInCORE TOPICS + DETAILS:[12:17] - Intentionality, from Health to Family TimeStaying healthy and connected to what mattersJosh and Erik discuss the difficulties of traveling as a speaker, both for physical health and family connections. For Erik, it's become about putting processes in place that allow him to fit all the parts of his life that matter most. When possible, he includes his wife and children in his travel— especially during summer vacation. He also actively tracks his time spent traveling so that he doesn't spend more time away than he wants to without realizing it. [16:04] - How to FocusSimple idea, difficult in practiceOnce you start pursuing any sort of career project, you quickly become pulled in a million different directions. Soon, you're no longer being intentional about your time— you're being reactive. Erik reminds us all to take time re-focus yourself and your team, if you have one. “How do I be intentional with every minute?”[29:13] - What are your Green Glasses?Finding and double-clicking on what makes you uniqueErik tells the story of how bright green glasses became his trademark nearly by accident— but how he later embraced the look as his identifying trademark. It's not about a gimmick— it's about creating an image that's recognizable and representative of what you stand for. In Erik's case, he stands for optimism and the willingness to be unique, like a pair of bright green glasses.[29:39] - Going InternationalErik's tips for being a truly global speakerErik's advice for anyone speaking internationally? Prep, prep, prep. Always remember that cultures are different across the world. You need to speak from a place of understanding of your audience's background, cultural space, political situations, and more. Human experience is universal, but it's influenced by where we come from. Always remember that when speaking internationally.[33:31] - Digital Leadership and SpeakingErik's perspective as the number-one expertErik defines digital leadership simply as empathy. Do I care enough to fix your problem and remove friction? Most innovation isn't additive, it's subtraction. Digital leadership is about taking away barriers and causes of friction to create an environment for success. It all begins with empathy.RESOURCES:[4:19] About TravelZoo[4:28] Socialnomics, by Erik Qualman[5:32] About Book Expo[15:51] The Focus Project, by Erik Qualman[25:46] Digital Leader, by Erik QualmanFollow Erik Qualman:WebsiteBooksInstagramFacebookTwitterYouTubeLinkedInFollow Josh Linkner:FacebookLinkedInInstagramTwitterYouTubeABOUT MIC DROP:Hear from the world's top thought leaders and experts, sharing tipping point moments, strategies, and approaches that led to their speaking career success. Throughout each episode, host Josh Linkner, #1 Innovation keynote speaker in the world, deconstructs guests' Mic Drop moments and provides tactical tools and takeaways that can be applied to any speaking business, no matter it's starting point. You'll enjoy hearing from some of the top keynote speakers in the industry including: Ryan Estis, Alison Levine, Peter Sheahan, Seth Mattison, Cassandra Worthy, and many more. 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Doing a lot of things won't get you where you want to go. According to “Digital Dale Carnegie” and best-selling author Erik Qualman, it's become increasingly hard to achieve the things that mean the most to us. Modern life splinters our attention span and makes it extremely challenging to hone in on what matters.  Erik Qualman interviewed hundreds of people for his book, The Focus Project, including parents, teachers and entrepreneurs. They all felt that success depended on the extent to which they had been able to focus on their goals.  In this episode, Andrew and Erik talk about how to do the important things, rather than doing too many things. In fact, doing LESS is likely to leave you more successful and more fulfilled. Erik Qualman is a five times best-selling author and keynote speaker. He has spoken in over 55 countries and was voted the second most likeable author in the world. His work on Socialnomics has been used by organisations including NBC and NASA. He has an honorary doctorate for his work on the digital universe, and is the founder of Equalman Studios. Follow Up   Read Andrew's new Substack newsletter and join the community there. Visit Erik Qualman's website Read Erik Qualman's book The Focus Project: The Not So Simple Art of Doing Less  Read Erik Qualman's other books, including Socialnomics, Digital Leader and What Happens on Campus Stays on YouTube. Follow Erik Qualman on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter @equalman Join our Supporters Club to access exclusive behind-the-scenes content, fan requests and the chance to ask Andrew your own questions. Membership starts at just £4.50. You might also enjoy Andrew's conversation with Professor Dilip Jeste about Five Ways to Become Wiser. Get Andrew's advice on creating real change in your life and relationships in his book Wake Up and Change Your Life: How to Survive a Crisis and Be Stronger, Wiser and Happier: https://andrewgmarshall.com/book/wake-up-and-change-your-life-how-to-survive-a-crisis-and-be-stronger-wiser-and-happier/  Andrew offers regular advice on love, marriage and finding meaning in your life via his social channels. Follow him on Twitter, Facebook and YouTube @andrewgmarshall   

Ken Robbins is the CEO and founder of Response Mine Interactive (RMI). Their goal is to make companies grow by helping them acquire more consumers and drive more sales using their proprietary marketing methodology. Ken has been featured in articles in Inventor's Digest, Atlanta Business Chronicle, Strategic Healthcare Marketing. Ken has also been a featured contributor to the best-selling books, Socialnomics and The Digital Leader and is an avid Keynote Speaker and business podcast guest. Here are the topics we touched on: - The Elevator Pitch for Response Mine Interactive and what they do. - Ken Robbins' early days in real estate and how at 24-years-old he was able to sell $5-6M worth of real estate through prospecting. - The early days of RMI and how they manage to go from zero employees to 30 in under 4 years. - What Ken Robbins would tell and suggest to his 25-year-old self if he was able to travel back in time (it's not even about business practices, but real estate...!) Connect with Ken on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kenrobbinsceo Follow him on Twitter: https://twitter.com/KenRobbins Check out Response Mine: https://responsemine.com/ --- Marti Sanchez is a world-citizen entrepreneur who loves to write about himself in third person. Listen as I invite world-leading CEOs, business leaders, and special guests to get brutally honest about everything from current events to untold, raw stories. This unfiltered, hilarious, and surprising podcast is like Forbes but with cuss words. Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/Marti__Sanchez LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/itsmartisanchez/

Welcome back to another episode with Erik Qualman. In the last episode, we discussed Erik's book Socialnomics, Erik's journey and lessons he learned in his career, and leveraging voice to text. In today's episode, we're going to discuss another one of Erik's books, The Focus Project, and how we can better focus on the most important things. There is so much going on in the world; it pulls our attention this way and that, and we often have trouble focusing on the things that are important because we are constantly bombarded with notifications. Read more at: https://monetizationnation.com/blog/how-to-improve-our-focus/ 

Erik Qualman is a five-time best-selling author and keynote speaker who has performed in over 55 countries and reached 50 million people. He is the host of the popular Super U Podcast, and his work has been used by the National Guard to NBC Universal to NASA.  In today's episode, we're going to discuss Erik's book Socialnomics, Erik's journey and lessons he learned in his career, and leveraging voice to text. Read more at: https://monetizationnation.com/blog/what-is-socialnomics/

Listeners welcome to the show and welcome back to The Business Method Podcast today. We're glad to have you. I'm excited for today's guest. We have Eric Qualman on the show, also known as Equalman. Eric started out working at Yahoo way back in the day he is now a Forbes, Top 50 Influencer. He's a five-time #1 international best-selling author and speaker.   His books include The Focus Project, What Happens in Vegas Stays on YouTube, What Happens on Campus Stays on YouTube, Digital Leaders, Socialnomics, and How to Sell on LinkedIn. From his book, Digital Leader, he was voted the second most likable author after J K Rowling from the Harry Potter series.   Erik is an international motivational speaker and has spoken in over 55 different countries. His Socialnomics work has been featured on 60 Minutes & The Wall Street Journal, & used by The National Guard to NASA. He has over 500 universities using his materials. He's a former sitting professor at MIT and Harvard ed X lab, and he's received an honorary doctorate for his groundbreaking work. His studio Eagleman Studios produces award-winning movies for Fortune 1000 companies, small businesses and nonprofits       03:20 Who is Equalman?    05:35 The Two Different Types of Personal Brands & Why They Are Essential    15:05 Using Alter Egos for Success    17:26 From Employee to Personal Brand Entrepreneur    23:25 When to Charge for Speaking Engagements?    28:59 Boundaries for Speaking Tours    30:59 Dissecting Equalman's Revenue Sources    35:35 Building a Sustainable Personal Brand    46:55 Running a Small Remote Team w/ High Margins    50:10 Running an Intern Program in a Small Remote Company    55:10 Focusing on Priorities 1:04:25 Foods the Make You Focus 1:13:45 Equalman's Top High-Performance Hack Contact Info:   https://equalman.com/ Instagram: @equalman  Facebook: @equalman Twitter: @equalman YouTube: @equalman LinkedIn:  @equalman Subscribe to the Podcast:    

In today's episode, Erik Qualman joins host, Grace Lanni on the All About That Brand Podcast. Erik's shares his thoughts on the future of social media, digital shadows (what people are saying about you online) and the story behind his green glasses. 5x #1 Bestselling Author and Motivational Speaker Erik Qualman has performed in over 55 countries and reached over 50 million people this past decade. He was voted the 2nd Most Likable Author in the World behind Harry Potter's J.K. Rowling. Have Erik speak at your conference: eq@equalman.com   Motivational Speaker | Erik QualmanErik Qualman has inspired audiences at FedEx, Chase, ADP, Huawei, Starbucks, Godiva, FBI, Google, and many more on Digital Leadership.   Learn more at https://equalman.com

After getting his teeth knocked out as a walk-on basketball player at Michigan State University.  Erik Qualman aka Equalman is now a 5x Best Selling Author, Keynote Speaker who's performed in over 55 countries on topics like Digital Leadership, Focus, Socialnomics and so much more! 

Today we're talking with Erik about his latest book, The Focus Project: The Not so Simple Art of Doing Less, and how the digital landscape has changed since we last spoke three years ago and will continue to change in 2021. Erik is a five-time number one bestselling author and motivational keynote speaker. He's performed in over 55 countries and his work has been used by the likes of the National Guard, NBC Universal and NASA. His keynote topics focus on innovation, leadership, digital trends, and digital transformation. In our last conversation, Erik mentioned centering his next project around finding focus in a world filled with distractions. This past July, Erik released The Focus Project. “The inspiration for the new book came to fruition because focus is something I was struggling with,” says Qualman on the MSU Today podcast. “Each day when I got home my hair felt like it was on fire. And I'm sitting there going, ‘Wait, I own the company. I control my time. What is going on?' I wondered if I was alone in feeling this way. When I traveled the world to speak, I talked with CEOs, school principals, superintendents, and stay at home dads and found that everyone wrestles with the same thing.“I talked to top performers to ask their key to success, and many told me they thought they could just focus better than most. They added that their biggest challenge was often maintaining that focus. I knew I wasn't alone.  I always start a book with a readership of one, meaning will this be helpful for me five years from now for me to reference the book? That's why I undertook the project.”The ability to say no is a key part of staying focused, says Qualman.“Steve Jobs said ‘Sometimes the most important thing you do is deciding what not to do.' And it's exactly that. It's just really understanding doing the big versus the busy, and all of us kind of fall on the busy because it's a little easier and it gives us that dopamine hit. It's like our mind tricking us, ‘Hey, you took your emails from a hundred to zero.' It feels good. You get a dopamine hit. But unfortunately, as you look back over the years you go, ‘Did I get the big things done?' Often you did not.”Qualman talks about how the pandemic moved up the publication date for The Focus Project. And he talks about how systems are important to building and maintaining focus.“The top three things I learned during writing the book are that focus is really hard but can be learned. Second, people who are really good at what they do are better at focus because they say no to almost everything. And then third is to strive for progress, not perfection.”Equal Man explains how and why he defines digital leadership with one word: empathy. And he describes how the digital landscape has changed since our 2017 conversation. And trends moving forward?“I always advise people to invest in the trend, not the tool. Always invest in your people (customers and employees). If your tool is My Space and you over invest in it, your customers and employees don't come with you when Facebook emerges. If you invest in people, then they come with you even when My Space becomes Facebook, Facebook becomes Instagram, and Instagram becomes Tik Tok.“The trend that I'm most interested in is anything that removes friction. So why is Amazon dominating? They remove friction. I don't want to go to the store. If I want to return something, I want it to be free. Everything's been Amazon. They removed friction. They're in the business of removing friction.”Qualman talks about the future of U.S. tech giants Facebook, Google, Twitter, Apple, and Amazon and where they're headed. And he talks about the value of social media. “The Focus Project is an antivenom to Socialnomics, my first book. I recommended that people get into social media. This isn't just for teenagers. It's going to change the way we elect politicians, it's going to change the way you communicate, it could change business, it could change the world. People went too far into their phones, and they're at a disadvantage because they've got these trained PhDs who get paid millions of dollars to make sure that you stay on the site. Now the proponent of the social media outlets would say, ‘That's a good thing. We're giving you something that you want to see. We're just reacting to what you like, so that we serve an ad up for something that's relevant to you.' The opposite side of that, people would argue that that's a bad thing because sometimes the stuff you serve isn't in the best interest of that person.“And so my take on it is that it's a scalpel. All these digital tools and technology going back hundreds of years, like even the telephone, they're all scalpels, meaning that they can save a life or they can take a life. So it all depends on how you use it. And so my whole purpose on why I'm here is to help people understand how to use these tools. These tools aren't inherently good or bad; they actually can be very good. They can connect the world like never before when you break down those barriers of culture. I can understand you better and it's less likely that we're going to go to war.“That's the vision at the highest end, but it can take a life because someone can get served something that makes fun of the way they look and all of a sudden there's a person that commits suicide. And so it is literally those two extremes when you think about world peace to someone taking their life. The whole point and my mission is to make sure that everyone lives their best life and understands how to use these tools in the best way.”MSU Today airs every Sunday morning at 9:00 on 105.1 FM, AM 870, and however you stream at home. Follow and subscribe at Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your podcasts.

In this episode, Erik Qualman and Shane Barker discuss how a lack of focus impacts productivity. Erik advocates the need to organize and prioritize tasks. He explains how he achieved better results by channelizing his energies. During the course of the conversation, Erik delves into the premise behind his latest book, “The Focus Project.” Towards the end, he comes up with an interesting concept of identifying personal focus traits by correlating them with four animals. Tune in to catch the conversation here: https://shanebarker.com/podcast/how-to-write-a-bestseller-a-conversation-with-erik-qualman/  Disclosure: This episode is sponsored by Ahrefs.

Have you been struggling to stay focused in the last several months? Where your focus goes, your attention goes. Focus is something that seems so simple, and yet so unattainable at times. It can be easy to lose sight of what you should be focusing on and let all the small details drag you down. Today we are faced with so many decisions that it can be easy to get analysis paralysis. Let's get you focused on this episode.   Our guest Erik Qualman ”Equalman”  has a new book out called The Focus Project, and it offers great insight on how to stay focused. Erik is an alumnus of the podcast, and I am so honored to have him back on. Erik is a Bestselling Author of books such as Socialnomics, Digital Leader, and many more. Erik has worked with clients such as IBM, Google, FBI, National Guard, Disney, Sony, etc. Erik has performed in 55 countries and reached over 35 million people in the last decade. Erik was voted the 2nd Most Likeable Author in the World behind Harry Potter's J.K. Rowling   Today's episode is full of actionable items you can use to take back your focus and achieve your goals. Some of the topics talked about are. Creating Systems To Keep Organized Making Not-To-Do Lists Reducing Clutter Decision Fatigue The Art of Saying No Focusing On Only One Thing A Month Why You Need to Act Like a Cowgirl or Cowboy. Focus On The Big Not The Busy Focusing As A Habit Enjoy this conversation with Erik Qualman!

In this episode Ludwina Dautovic, Founder and CEO of The Room Xchange, is having a chat with Erik Qualman on Digital Leadership and Focus. Erik is often called a Digital Dale Carnegie and The Tony Robbins of Tech. Erik Qualman is a #1 Bestselling Author and Motivational Keynote Speaker who has spoken in over 55 countries and reached 35 million people.His Socialnomics work has been featured on 60 Minutes to the Wall Street Journal and used by the National Guard to NASA. His book Digital Leader propelled him to be voted the 2nd Most Likeable Author in the World behind Harry Potter’s J.K. Rowling. Erik was formerly a sitting professor at Harvard & MIT’s edX labs. Look out for Erik's new book - 'The Focus Project' coming out soon. We'll be posting the link here when it's available.Please subscribe to the show on your favourite podcast directory and we appreciate you leaving a rating and review.We read all reviews on future episodes!In this episode we discuss:3.59 - 90% of kids have a digital footprint by the time they're 2 years old. 5.26 - Socialnomics - what is it?7.27 - What is the key to success for a digital leader?9.06 - What happens in Vegas stays on Youtube10.07 - Pause twice; post once12.20 - Twitter is now filtering certain information 14.32 - Good reputable news will be the winners15.09 - Follow thought leaders who you trust17.29 - Reinvention post Covid-19 19.27 - 'The Focus Project', Eriks new book21.00 - If you focused on one thing, what would your life be like?23.12 - What distractions do you have?24.00 - Are you a robin, an eagle or an owl?26.43 - What spirit animal are you?33.00 - Listen to his story about Tony Hawk and how he managed to get Barrack Obama to laugh!35.00 - I asked Erik, 'What's one thing you're doing that's changing how you live, work or play?'40.00 - Free resources on Erik's website so make sure you head over there - Equalman.com.His new book is called 'The Focus Project' and is available on Amazon. His new book is called 'The Focus Project' and is available on Amazon.

Grace Lanni interviews Erik Qualman, following an amazing keynote ‘What Happens in Vegas Stays on YouTube’. Erik’s shared his thoughts on the future of social media in 50+ countries, he’s written multiple best sellers, and is known as the 2nd Most Likeable Author behind JK Rowling. Patiently helping leaders understand their digital shadow (what people are saying about you online) is a key checkbox future client, partners, opportunities, will explore! Checkout equalman.com to follow Erik’s adventures.Uplevel your LinkedIn brand with AllAboutThatBrand's 7-day Challenge: http://bit.ly/BlueCover

Grace Lanni interviews Erik Qualman, following an amazing keynote ‘What Happens in Vegas Stays on YouTube’. Erik’s shared his thoughts on the future of social media in 50+ countries, he’s written multiple best sellers, and is known as the 2nd Most Likeable Author behind JK Rowling. Patiently helping leaders understand their digital shadow (what people are saying about you online) is a key checkbox future client, partners, opportunities, will explore! Checkout equalman.com to follow Erik’s adventures.Uplevel your LinkedIn brand with AllAboutThatBrand's 7-day Challenge: http://bit.ly/BlueCover

Multitasking myths, public speaking tips, and starting your personal branding journey are discussed with Erik Qualman and our call-in guests today. Erik also discusses the power of Socialnomics. Our call-in guests today include Shanna McCormick, Studio Manager at OrangeTheory Fitness and Sean Miller, President of PointCentral. Erik Qualman Bio:  #1 Best Selling Author and Motivational Speaker Erik Qualman has performed in over 55 countries and reached 35 million people. His Socialnomics work has been on 60 Minutes to the Wall Street Journal and used by the National Guard to NASA. His book Digital Leader propelled him to be voted the 2nd Most Likeable Author in the World behind Harry Potter's J.K. Rowling.  Have Erik speak at your conference: eq@equalman.com  Learn more at https://equalman.com/

Our expert host, Sam Maule, is joined by some Erik Qualman, motivational speaker and best selling author for todays Fintech Insider Interview! Erik's best selling book Socialnomics Regulation in the financial industries Being the second most liked author after J.K. Rowling The importance of understanding of shared blame Transforming technology Outside in VS Inside Out All this, and much more on today's Fintech Insider Interview! Fintech Insider by 11:FS is a podcast dedicated to all things fintech, banking, technology and financial services. Hosted by a rotation of 11:FS experts including David Brear, Simon Taylor, Jason Bates, Leda Glyptis and Sarah Kocianski and joined by a range of brilliant guests, we cover the latest global news, bring you interviews from industry experts or take a deep dive in subject matters such as APIs, AI or digital banking. If you enjoyed don't forget to subscribe and please leave a review Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/fintechinsiders where you can ask the hosts questions, alternatively email podcasts@11fs.com! Special Guest: Erik Qualman.

Welcome to the Wealthy Wellthy Life with Krisstina Wise. In today's episode, Erik Qualman discusses how to build a better reputation online and protect your digital identity. Erik is a #1 Bestselling and Pulitzer Prize nominated author. He was also voted the World's 2nd Most Likeable Author following Harry Potter's J.K. Rowling. Some of his books include Socialnomics, What Happens in Vegas Stays on YouTube, and Digital Leader. For full show notes and to download a FREE copy of the transcript for this episode, visit: http://wealthywellthy.life/8

Chance are, if you have attended a business event anytime in the last ten years, you will have watched someone play the ‘Did You Know?’ video full of astonishing facts about the digital world. The man behind that video, the most viewed social media clip of all time, and a number of bestselling books such as ‘Socialnomics’ and ‘What Happens in Vegas Stays on YouTube’ is Erik Qualman. And it was in Vegas, strangely enough, that Erik and I caught up to chat about managing reputation in a fully transparent world, the importance of investing in human relationships, the future of automated sharing, and mobile voting, whether a Yelp for human beings is a good idea, and the five habits of great digital leaders.

Chance are, if you have attended a business event anytime in the last ten years, you will have watched someone play the ‘Did You Know?’ video full of astonishing facts about the digital world. The man behind that video, the most viewed social media clip of all time, and a number of bestselling books such as ‘Socialnomics’ and ‘What Happens in Vegas Stays on YouTube’ is Erik Qualman. And it was in Vegas, strangely enough, that Erik and I caught up to chat about managing reputation in a fully transparent world, the importance of investing in human relationships, the future of automated sharing, and mobile voting, whether a Yelp for human beings is a good idea, and the five habits of great digital leaders.

The host of The Social Network show, experimental psychologist “Dr. J,” Jane Karwoski, welcomes her guest Erik Qualman to the show. Erik is often called a Digital Dale Carnegie. He is a #1 best-selling author and motivational keynote speaker, having spoken in 42 different countries. His book Socialnomics: How social media transforms the way we live and do business made Amazon's #1 best-selling list for the US, Japan, the UK, Canada, Portugal, Italy, China, Korea and Germany. His work has been featured on almost every media outlet including 60 Minutes, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes and ABC News. His 2014 book What Happens in Vegas Stays on YouTube is already being adopted by universities and companies for training purposes and was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize. It's been followed by What Happens on Campus Stays on YouTube. We've seen more and more big brands turning to social media networks to as a way to augment customer service. Erik's response to the question, “Does that tactic seem to be working?” is that done right, it definitely does work. It provides another access point to the company for the customer. It isn't about technology; it's a relationship play. As in cultivating any relationship, hard work goes into it. Erik compares the turn to social media to the transition from strictly telephone customer service to E-mail. It was seldom a whole-sale turnover, rather a shifting of emphasis. Then and now, there are times when “talking to a real human” is perceived as essential by the customer. Making the most of those needs, Zappos redirected $40 million earmarked for traditional marketing and put it into customer service. One change was to empower the rep to resolve any issue under $100 without going to their manager. That saved time and reduced customer frustration, but on the other hand, Zappos stopped considering call time as the metric of success and looked at the net promoter score. Thinking of the company as being in the business, not of selling shoes, but of customer service, reps can stay on the phone chatting with customers or finding answers to any question that comes up, whether or not it has to do with the transaction. One theme Erik brought out was the desire to “surprise and delight” the customer. By scanning social media, companies can capitalize on opportunities. A prime example was when Wheat Thins picked up on a Tweet reading, “Ah! I'm out of Wheat Thins! My life's officially over!” The company spotted that, found her, and showed up with a pallet of Wheat Thins. The video of the event went viral. Mr. Qualman has himself surprised and delighted classes he found with hashtag searches that were discussing any of his books. He joins the conversation and offers to ‘Skype into' the class to discuss the book personally. As a result of such meetings, he realized the need for a campus edition with more emphasis on cyberbullying and sexual harassment to curb both practices. In What Happens on Campus Stays on YouTube!, he also focuses on what to post, rather than on what not to do, helping students build a solid, positive digital reputation. Many thanks to you, our listener, for joining us for this episode. Please visit 50shows.com, to hear important interviews with, for, and about Women Worldwide with dreams to live! If you are listening by way of iTunes or Stitcher.com, please subscribe. And thank you for telling your friends about The Social Network Show. Please have fun and be safe, online and off, until we welcome you here again. Erik Qualman is often called a Digital Dale Carnegie. He is a #1 Best Selling Author and Motivational Keynote Speaker that has spoken in 42 countries. His book Socialnomics was a finalist for Book of the Year from the American Marketing Association and is about how social media transforms the way we live and do business. Socialnomics made Amazon's #1 Best Selling List for the US, Japan, UK, Canada, Portugal, Italy, China, Korea and Germany. His work has been featured o...

The Social Network Show welcomes Erik Qualman to the July 2, 2014 episode. Erik Qualman, author and Motivational Keynote Speaker gives us the scoop on Snapchat. According to Erik, 77% of college students use Snapchat as their instant messaging app thinking that this is a more private way to message than using other social networks. In this show, you will hear what Erik says about the privacy issue on Snapchat; who is using Snapchat for marketing and which businesses are doing their recruiting with them. Hear about what Erik says about data miners and what the data is being used for. Erik Qualman is often called a Digital Dale Carnegie. He is a #1 Best Selling Author and Motivational Keynote Speaker that has spoken in 42 countries. His book Socialnomics was a finalist for Book of the Year from the American Marketing Association and is about how social media transforms the way we live and do business. Socialnomics made Amazon's #1 Best Selling List for the US, Japan, UK, Canada, Portugal, Italy, China, Korea and Germany. His work has been featured on 60 Minutes,  and ABC News,  and featured in Forbes and The Wall Street Journal as well as used by the National Guard and NASA.  Qualman is a sitting professor at the Harvard & MIT edX lab and was named a Top 50 Professor in the world. His latest book What Happens in Vegas Stays on YouTube is already being adopted by Universities and Companies for training purposes. As such, he was named to Forbes Top 50 Digital Power Influencers List. He recently gave the commencement address to 4,000 people at the University of Texas and has given keynotes for Coach, Sony PlayStation, IBM, Facebook, Starbucks, M&M/Mars, Cartier, Montblanc, TEDx, Polo, UGG, Nokia, Google, and more. His work has been featured on almost every major media platform in addition to the aforementioned. Qualman wrote and produced the world's most watched social media video "Social Media Revolution." He also holds a Guinness Book of World Records for the longest continuous podcast.        

Erik Qualman is the author of Socialnomics: How Social Media Transforms the Way We Live and Do Business which made Amazon's #1 Best Selling List for the US, Japan, UK, Canada, Portugal, Italy, China, Korea and Germany. He is also the author of Digital Leader: 5 Simple Keys to Success and Influence and What Happens in Vegas, Stays on Youtube. Erik produced “Social Media Revolution” which is the most watched social media video in the world. Erik is in high demand as a speaker and has given keynotes/advised companies such as Facebook, Starbucks, M&M/Mars, Montblanc, TEDx, Polo, Nokia, Google, and more In this interview I ask Erik for tips on how we gain the edge in business, in this new digital age. Erik reveals… * How the social media revolution has permanently changed our lives and our businesses * The 4 steps to selling on social media * The critical part most companies get wrong when it comes to social media marketing * How to carry out market research and competitive research on social media * Why you should consider using a weekly listening report * Why you have no choice but to make your business very transparent (your customers can now hold you accountable in a very public forum!) * How one social media user brought a major airline company to its knees after they gave him poor customer service * Why you should aim to get people participating with your company online * How to use big data to spot trends and turn it into actionable data * Why social media equals braggadocian behavior and how you can capitalize

Best results are often achieved well before you need a job, by consistently networking so that when you find yourself job-hunting you have a large network to work with. – Erik Qualman, author of Socialnomics. Today’s show focuses on preparing your scripts for networking. Our guest is Larry Childs, PhD, career coach and organizational development […]

Erik Qualman is the founder of Socialnomics and the author of 'Digital Leader'. Known as the Digital Dale Carnegie, Erik puts his STAMP on digital leadership and influence (listen to the podcast to understand the acronym). Described as being to social media what Drucker is to management, Erik's unique approach to the digital world will work for any leader or aspiring leader.

In a video produced by Erik Qualman, author of Socialnomics, he suggests that, “Social media is a fundamental shift in the way we communicate.” This statement follows some awe-inspiring statistics and info-graphics that demonstrate social media’s adoption rate compared to other forms of media. This week’s Comet Branding Radio seeks to dive deep into the truth of that statement. Join us as we ask two of Milwaukee’s smartest academics from UW-Milwaukee's Communication Department about how social media has and will affect the teaching and study of communication. We’ll explore such topics as:-Social media’s effects on friendship and romantic relationships.-“Authenticity” and social media-Social media a game changer or actually a return to relationship centered communication?

In a video produced by Erik Qualman, author of Socialnomics, he suggests that, “Social media is a fundamental shift in the way we communicate.” This statement follows some awe-inspiring statistics and info-graphics that demonstrate social media’s adoption rate compared to other forms of media. This week’s Comet Branding Radio seeks to dive deep into the truth of that statement. Join us as we ask two of Milwaukee’s smartest academics from UW-Milwaukee's Communication Department about how social media has and will affect the teaching and study of communication. We’ll explore such topics as:-Social media’s effects on friendship and romantic relationships.-“Authenticity” and social media-Social media a game changer or actually a return to relationship centered communication?

Audio of the Sermon: Did you know that there is a new area of study known as socialnomics? It is actually the study of how social media transforms and affects our lives, and business. Websites like, Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter are leading the charge.Socialnomics also includes to some extent, how smart phones and texting transforms and affects our lives and business.This field of study became popular because of a book titled, Socialnomics written by a man named Eric Qualman. In his book he studied the effect of social media in our culture and this is what he found: (http://socialnomics.net/)He found that 96% of the world’s population under 30-years-old has joined a social network. That’s 50% of the world’s population.He also found that Social Media has affected the way people meet. Did you know that 1 out of 8 couples married in the U.S. last year met via social media?It is interesting, he notes, to see how it took Radio 38 years to reach 50 million followers; it took TV 13 years to reach 50 million followers; it took the Internet 4 years to reach 50 million followers; it took iPod 3 years to reach 50 million followers.However, Facebook, the leading social media website, added over 200 million users in less than a year.In the last 9 months Facebook added 100,000 million subscribers.If Facebook were a country it would be the world’s 3rd largest ahead of the United States and only behind China and India.The fastest growing segment on Facebook is 55-65 year-old females.Twitter, which is another leading social media website, displays that Ashton Kutcher and Ellen Degeneres (combined) have more Twitter followers than the populations of Ireland, Norway, or Panama.“We don’t have a choice on whether we DO social media; the question is how well we DO it.” --Eric Qualman…Read more about the sermon.Pastor Steve PintoFaro Church20918 Bake PkwySuite 108Lake Forest CA, 92630949.916.3276www.farous.org

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