Podcasts about sololab

Today my pal Mark Bologna stops by, with his new book “Beyond Bourbon St.: An Insider's Guide to New Orleans” Mark was one of the original Sololab members, and has grown his brand and his podcast (Available on all platforms) remarkably over the last few years. Check him out at beyondbourbonst.com

In this episode, Miro talks with Michael O'Neal, Host of " The Solopreneur Hour Podcast" http://solohour.com. With over 9 Million downloads Michael has had many high profile guests on his show, including Charles Barkley, Adam Carolla, James Altucher, Guy Fieri, Bret Michaels, Hines Ward, Jack Canfield, and many others. Before podcasting, he was a designer, creative director, and branding expert for over 15 years. He coaches dozens of people in his coaching group called Sololabâ„¢ (http://iwantsololab.com)

Today's episode is with Anthony “AJ” Joiner, who designs and executes webinars for radio and media personalities in Atlanta.  He also happens to be a Sololab member, joining my group around 18 months ago.  When we first chatted, he had many business ideas (As most of us do), and we got him focused on one […]

Today we've got Ronsley Vaz from https://mustamplify.com, a full service digital agency.  Ronsley was a Sololab member with over 400k in debt a few years ago.  He took some fantastic steps and said “yes” at the right times, and now the Amplify agency has over 7 figures in client work.  Hear today how he decided […]

The key to a good podcast is great storytelling. However, interviewing guests for your podcast can be tricky especially if you haven't met them before. Where do you start? How do you create a deeper impact with your guest over the microphone? In this episode, Michael O'Neal of Solopreneur Hour joins us again to talk about mastering the art of interviewing and why he decided to start a course based around it. We dive into the details as he shares how to land bigger guests for your show, crafting questions and controlling the interview. Michael also shares his thoughts on why entrepreneurs should be engaging in not just interviews, but conversations to help move their businesses forward and why you can never put a dollar amount on great conversations and great relationships. This was a fantastic conversation with Michael, not just to help improve your podcasting but with holding conversations in general. So break out that notebook and pen and take some notes, you're going to need it! Essential Learning Points From This Episode:Michael breaks down how he structured his latest course, The Art of the Interview. What's one of the most popular rookie mistakes that podcast interviewers make. Michael shares his toughest interview -- and how he handled it! Why entrepreneurs still seem to struggle with connecting and having great conversations. The proper way to have a third party intro and why it can be such a game-changer when it comes to making connections. Much, much more! Important Links & Mentions From This Episode: Michael's Website (https://solopreneurhour.com/) Michael on Twitter (https://twitter.com/solohour) The Art of the Interview (http://artoftheinterview.co/launch) SoloLab (https://solopreneurhour.com/sololab/) Conferencetopia (https://solopreneurhourcoaching.com/conferencetopia-free-course/) Trello (https://trello.com/) Gary Vaynerchuk (https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com/) Pat Flynn (http://www.smartpassiveincome.com/) Adam Carolla (http://adamcarolla.com/) John Lee Dumas (http://www.eofire.com/) Greg Hickman (http://greghickman.me/) The Solopreneur Hour Podcast Episode with Michael Gerber (https://solopreneurhour.com/category/guests/michael-gerber/) Build the Business of You (http://chrisducker.com/launchpad) (youpreneuracademy.com) Thank You for Tuning In!There are a lot of podcasts you could be tuning into today, but you chose mine, and I'm grateful for that. If you enjoyed today's show, please share it by using the social media buttons you see at the top and bottom of this page. Also, kindly consider taking the 60-seconds it takes to leave an honest review and rating for the podcast on iTunes (https://www.chrisducker.com/itunes) , they're extremely helpful when it comes to the ranking of the show and you can bet that I read every single one of them personally! Lastly, don’t forget to (https://www.chrisducker.com/itunes) , to get automatic updates every time a new episode goes live!

Michael O'Neal the Proudly Unemployable host of The Solopreneur Hour, on iTunes 3x week, where he's interviewed over 400 people who have decided that they want to live life on their own terms and carve out a better path by being a "solopreneur." His success on iTunes also led to him co-hosting another podcast with veteran NFL superstar Hines Ward. You'll enjoy this episode because you'll hear what inspired and Michael on this path, how grew his own podcast to the top of iTunes who his favorite interviews were and why how he gets his guests (and who he turns away) who his favorite and guests were and which #1 bestselling author gave him the hardest time who his 3 dream interviews are (maybe you can make a connection with him) how he is obsessed with the art and craft of the interview how he built his SoloLab coaching program and how he delivers value with it. and much more Hear more of Michael at Solohour.com At the end of this episode you'll hear me make an offer to help you if you think I can. Click here to tell me more about your situation

Born in Toledo Ohio and a current resident of San Diego (via Philly, Boulder, Denver, and Brussels), Michael Oneal's grammar school report cards always read: "Doesn't live up to his potential" and "Talks too much." One of those pieces of feedback would come in handy, as he is now the founder and host of the award-winning and much acclaimed business and entertainment podcast, "The Solopreneur Hour with Michael O'Neal." The show, in 2 years, has already garnered more than 6 million downloads and monetized to over 500k, features lively and highly engaging conversations between Michael and his various (and often much sought-after) guests, who share remarkable stories, advice and practical tips for an audience that badges itself as "proudly unemployable" and highly motivated to finally take charge of their own lucrative business pursuits. Mission:  Michael O'Neal worked behind the scenes of a high-profile podcast focused on personal transformation called "The KickAss Life." After several years, it was a lunch with Pat Flynn of Smart Passive Income which sparked the inspiration to step forward as the face of his own brand as he interviews entrepreneurs to talk about all of the non-business aspects of their life. Mindset: Two words... SAY YES. Michael shares his recent trip to the Super Bowl as a guest of former Super Bowl MVP, Hines Ward. This opportunity came last minute and required Michael to shift things around on his calendar, but he said yes and enjoyed a once in a lifetime experience. Marketing: When it comes to launching a successful podcast, Michael compares it to producing a TV pilot.  You have to test, produce, and entertain. If you're podcast is educational, remember someone of your favorite teachers and how they made learning fun. Momentum: The average podcast episode gets 160 listens in the first 6 weeks. Michael O'Neal knew he was on to something when he saw his downloads grow far above to upwards of 20,000 downloads per day. Even more, he knew that the Solopreneur Hour Podcast hit a unique cord because new lookalike podcasts were nowhere to be found. Masterminds: Michael runs a group coaching mastermind called the SoloLab. Listen as he shares how this idea found him when he wasn't even on his radar. Mastermind Challenge: I love how Michael joked about creating a podcast around the conversations you have after a couple of shots of tequila. Today, take a few minutes (with or without the booze) and think about how you can bring more of your PERSONALITY into your business and content.  Better to be yourself... everyone else is already taken :)  Learn more at MastermindYourLaunch.com

Mary Rogers and her guest Michael O'Neal, the Solopreneur Hour Podcast and Sololab, share how the 50+ crowd can cash in on the enviable wisdom and knowledge acquired over their careers and convert it into an online business, saying "goodbye" to the paycheck, "hello" to financial control, time freedom and fun.  Vist the website for the resources mentioned in this episode. This episode supported by lynda.com  New Skills. Improved skills. Now.  

"I've got a lot of tools. None of them cut corners." Michael O'Neal About: Michael O'Neal- Founder of The Solopreneur Hour Overview: Michael is a self-taught entrepreneur who has a passion for network marketing, branding, life-coaching, and internet marketing. He shares with us tips for how to start a successful company, and what you shouldn't do as well. Learn more about how he started his podcast, The Solopreneur Hour, and how he helps fellow entrepreneurs through his show. Highlights: Background: Michael started out in the field as a web designer after receiving his communications degree from Temple University. He worked in that field for 15 years, even starting a company called Whirled Media. From there, he worked a few odd  jobs but became unemployed in 2005 which was when he started his entrepreneurial journey. In 2007, Michael sadly lost both his parents and in 2009, he traveled to Europe as a way to mourn and heal. Following his return, Michael spent the next four years in network marketing, internet marketing, and life coaching. In 2013, he officially started his own podcast called The Solopreneur Hour – Job Security for the Unemployable. The Solopreneur Hour Podcast: An audio podcast where Michael co-hosts with solopreneurs from all over the world including people with backgrounds in: network marketing, internet marketing, music, fitness, acting, comedy, and more. Michael's objective with his podcast is to take his audience through the journey of his co-host then give them actionable steps to help them with their ventures and inspire them to act. The Solopreneur Hour also shares practical steps and tools including books, smartphone apps, websites, training courses, strategies and stories that will support entrepreneurs every step of the way. Revenue: Michael does have people pay to advertise on his show but he also offers a mastermind group- Sololab- that listeners can subscribe to. What Entrepreneurs Can do to Get Started: Michael refers to this article he recently shared on his podcast: HERE. To summarize the article, Michael shares that you have to have good gear, nail your brand, make real connections with people, be patient, study your craft, push through adversity, go to conferences and know your competition, study others who are successful at what you want to do, promote tirelessly, and finally, be thankful and show your gratitude. Michael also feels that it is crucial to get a coach; someone who can support you and help you as you venture out into the entrepreneurial world. The Worst Thing an Entrepreneur Can Do: Be too impulsive with their business idea before testing the waters and doing it blindly. That's where having a coach involved can be very helpful. Advice for Entrepreneurs: Let branding be your fallback. People will know more about who you are if you nail the brand. If you are introverted, focus on building a successful, well-known brand, and getting to know people; making those connections will come after. Subscribe to the Outlier Newsletter: Click Here Connect With Michael: Website | Facebook | @SoloHour | SoloLab If you enjoy Outlier On Air, please Subscribe & Review on iTunes or Stitcher Sponsors: sourceBOLD

Interview with Michael O'Neal of Sololab and the Solopreneur Hour Podcast on why he turned down a $250,000 job to start his own business and become unemployable 407-205-9250 podcast hotline. Show notes @ http://SavingsAngel.com/podcast.

Michael O’Neal hosts “The Solopreneur Hour” – a Stitcher Award nominated podcast that recently hit the 1 million download mark just 10 months after launching. It also happens to have generated a $250,000 revenue stream in that same 10 month time frame! Michael has been “proudly unemployable” since 2005 and now he helps other solopreneurs follow that same road. Michael shares a ton of great information on today’s show including the steps he followed to build such a $250,000 revenue stream in less than a year!

Michael is the creator of the Solopreneur Hour Podcast and the commander in chief of the mastermind group SoloLab. Firstly, I have to say, if it wasn’t for Michael O’Neal, this podcast wouldn’t exist and I wouldn’t have this podcast. If you like this episode, please share it on Twitter by clicking this link. The Solopreneur hour, just reached its 1 millionth download ... Read More The post 22. Michael O’Neal and his food stories from the ‘proudly unemployable’ vault appeared first on Bond Appetit Personal Chef Services.

Michael is the creator of the Solopreneur Hour Podcast and the commander in chief of the mastermind group SoloLab. Firstly, I have to say, if it wasn't for Michael O'Neal, this podcast wouldn't exist and I wouldn't have this podcast. If you like this episode, please share it on Twitter by clicking this link. The Solopreneur hour, just reached its 1 millionth download ... Read More The post 22. Michael O'Neal and his food stories from the ‘proudly unemployable' vault appeared first on Must Amplify.

In the eighth episode of You Leading You,  Michael O’Neal, a Social Media Ninja, Host of the Solopreneur Hour, Founder of the SoloLab mastermind group, coach, consultant, drummer and just an amazing individual sits down for a conversation about everything from podcasting, to cheesesteaks (Dalessandro’s Steaks and Hoagies) to finding his systems for success. Michael has helped […] The post YLY 008: People Like People That Are Like Themselves with Soloprenuer Michael O’Neal appeared first on You Leading You .