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On this episode Shawn interviews Tony Gaskins . Tony Gaskins is a motivational speaker, author and life coach. Having appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show, The Tyra Banks Show and TBN's 700 Club. He speaks on various topics including business, success and self-development but is most known for his love and relationship advice for men which has garnered him a large Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter following.In 2011, he made Under30Ceo's Top 50 Most Motivational People on the Web.

Today I have an extra special guest on the show, Daniel DiPiazza. The reason why I love Daniel is that he is such a passionate guy and he’s great to talk to about mindset. Daniel recently acquired Under30CEO, he owns a site called AlphaMentorship and he launched a new podcast called The New Wave Entrepreneur. He also just released a brand new book called The True Artifact: 33 Lessons on Creativity, Purpose, Life, and Love. In this episode, we’re going to talk about how to get out of your head and make forward progress with whatever you want to achieve […] The post 441: The Real Reason You Aren’t Making Progress And How To Get Out Of Your Head With Daniel DiPiazza appeared first on MyWifeQuitHerJob.com.

Episode 27 features motivational speaker, author, and content creator Haley Hoffman Smith! Haley was recently named "One of Today's Most Influential Female Speakers" by Forbes and a "Top 12 Motivational Speaker to Capture Your Audience" by Under30CEO. She hosts coaching sessions, delivers TedX talks, and speaks at dozens of universities and companies to share her entrepreneurial story and help others break through their subconscious blocks in order to manifest their wildest dreams. In today's episode, we discuss: What does manifestation really mean? How can changing your mindset help you overcome subconscious blocks or limiting beliefs? How can we cope with feeling overwhelmed from the unknown or uncertainty of life? What / who is our biggest source of motivation? How do you overcome the risks (regarding money, relationships, and career) in order to truly follow where your soul told you that you belong? To learn more about Haley, check out her website and follow her on social media! Thank you so much for tuning in! Here is the link to the feedback form! I would absolutely love if you could fill it out. I am open to any and all feedback that you may have, so feel free to fill it out honestly: https://forms.gle/5Dwy7R2V6tjVA9wt6 Do you want to be a guest on the podcast or do you have a guest recommendation? Fill out this form. Make sure to follow @stick2you_ on Instagram and Tik Tok for more updates and announcements! Check out our website https://stick2youbusiness.wixsite.com/stick2you!!

Roli Edema is a personal development blogger and a digital marketer. Her work has been featured on various online publications including Under30CEO, Thrive Global, and Addicted2Success. Roli has published hundreds of articles on topics relating to self-improvement, online learning, positive mindset shifts, and overcoming anxiety. Through her blog, Roli reaches an audience of professionals and entrepreneurs, and shares useful tools to help individuals reach their goals. Website: https://www.roliedema.com/   Twitter: https://twitter.com/roliedema

Welcome to Episode 338 of the Yeukai Business Show.  In this episode, Roli Edema and Trevor discuss how to improve your mental game and develop skills for your personal and professional endeavors. So, if you want to increase your intrapersonal intelligence and knowledge of yourself, build mental fortitude and emotional intelligence so you can reach your ultimate goals in business and personal life, tune in now! In this episode, you'll discover: How to conquer your mental game?Tips on how you can improve and be more aware of your emotions.The importance of intrapersonal skills.How personal development planning helps individuals? About Roli Roli Edema is an expert in personal development and digital marketing whose accomplishments include: Successful personal development blogger at roliedema.com.Very passionate about continuous learning, psychology, and practicing the 80/20 principle to see greater results in life.Her work has been featured on various online publications including Under30CEO, Thrive Global and Addicted2Success. More Information Learn more about how you can improve your results with personal development and digital marketing:  Website: https://www.roliedema.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/roliedemacom/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/roliedema LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roli-edema-94135890/ Thanks for Tuning In! Thanks so much for being with us this week. Have some feedback you'd like to share? Please leave a note in the comments section below! If you enjoyed this episode on how to improve your mental game and develop skills for your personal and professional endeavors, please share it with your friends by using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Don't forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic episode updates for our "Yeukai Business Show!" And, finally, please take a minute to leave us an honest review and rating on iTunes. They really help us out when it comes to the ranking of the show and I make it a point to read every single one of the reviews we get.  Please leave a review right now. Thanks for listening!

We welcome Haley Hoffman Smith, an entrepreneur, motivational speaker, and author who is helping others make this their era. At just 22, she was named Top 12 Motivational Speaker to Capture Your Audience by Under30CEO. Haley just wrapped up her college campus speaking tour and is here to discuss her journey, finding your purpose, staying motivated.

⁠”The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results.”— Albert Einstein Do you ever hear people say “Sunday nights are the worst because Monday is coming up”? If you’re showing up to work but you’re not giving your 100%, that may be a sign that you’re not on the right path. If you don’t like who you’re becoming because you’re on the wrong path, then maybe it’s time to move on to the next chapter. Josh Schneider, the founder of Millennial & Employee Engagement Institute, joins us to discuss his book - 5 Days to Your Best Work Yet: A Human Like Approach to Better Work. In this book, he shares a 5-day guide to finding your path to unleash your best work. Becoming who you want to be is an iterative process, in order to achieve your desired result, you have to go through a cycle of trial and error. But as long as you take the initiative to do your best in the path that you choose then you’re all good! In this episode, you will learn about: Josh’s learnings from his career as a CPA that led him to write a book The “tingly feeling” and how to get more of it Taking actions for change to happen Work-life balance: How do you balance everything that’s on your plate Setting and achieving your goals The frustration of goals Josh’s thoughts on doing what you love and what you’re best at What day 5 looks like Meraki - This is a word that modern Greeks often use to describe doing something with soul, creativity, or love   Connect with Us: What did you think of this episode? Share a review on Apple Podcasts or take our survey. Email Brandon.Laws@xeniumhr.com or connect on LinkedIn, Twitter or Instagram Learn more about Xenium HR at xeniumhr.com Follow Xenium on Twitter, Instagram, or LinkedIn. About Josh Schneider: Josh Schneider is the founder of The Millennial & Employee Engagement Institute - a company that aims to curate and develop research to help unlock people performance and consult businesses to transfer leadership to the next generation. From labor studies and engagement work with Sikorsky Aircraft, to working with the small business owner down the street Josh truly understands the future of the workforce and how to engage it. He has been featured on Under30CEO and the CEOhour talking about business and people performance with strategies for reaching the next level. From the stage Josh brings a passion that is contagious, an energy that’s undeniable, and innovative ideas that work in today’s new business climate. He is the author of Generation NEXTLEVEL and 5 Days to Your Best Work Yet. Josh Schneider’s website LinkedIn Resources Mentioned: 5 Days to Your Best Work Yet: A Human Like Approach to Better Work Gary Vee American Express Black Card

Find the full episode show notes and links at https://edgeofcomfort.com/eocp21   Matt Wilson (@mattwilsontv) is the co-founder and CEO of Under30Experiences (@under30experiences), a travel company providing adventurous travel opportunities for young adults. Before starting Under30Experiences, which you might know from episode #17 with Lindsey Dukes, Matt was the co-founder of Under30CEO.com. Under30CEO is a site that helps young entrepreneurs get the tools, resources, information, guidance and more to successfully run their own companies. In 2016, after about 8 years and 30 million page views, Matt and his co-founder Jared O'Toole sold Under30CEO to Rich20Something. Part of the reason for the sale was so Matt and Jared could work full-time on U30X. U30X provides authentic cultural trips and experiences for small groups of people generally between the ages of 21-35. The company is growing fast and was named #801 on the 2018 Inc. 5000 list of fastest growing private companies in America. Matt is also the host of the Live Different Podcast, which focuses on inspiring conversations about cutting edge mental and physical techniques to help people live beyond the status quo. The podcast aims to help people grow their business, get in better shape, perform at their peak, and have fun in life. To date, the podcast has 139 episodes, over 50 5-star ratings on iTunes, and incredible guests like Gary Arndt, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, AJ Vaynerchuk, Arthur & Pauline Frommer, and Tucker Max. Beyond his podcast, Matt's work is published on Forbes, Inc. Magazine, Huffington Post, Reuters, Under30CEO and other notable sites. Matt travels and lives throughout the world as a digital nomad, hosts his own yoga and fitness retreats, and is a shareholder of the Green Bay Packers.  

Junaid Shams is the co-founder and CEO of Rooam, a mobile payment platform that lets users pay their bar tab or restaurant bill directly from their phone. He has received numerous national recognitions, including Businessweek’s “Top 25 entrepreneurs under 25” and Under30CEO’s “Top 30 Most Influential Entrepreneurs under 30.”   … Continue reading The post How To Build An App Business That’s Positioned to Scale appeared first on Founders Nextdoor.

Matt Wilson is an entrepreneur, adventurer, podcaster, blogger and more. His work has been published in Forbes, Inc. Magazine and the Huffington Post to name a few. He started his first website and online business Under30CEO right out of college. He started the blog/website from nothing and steadily grew it. Eventually, it became very popular and successful over time.  Along the way, Matt launched Under30Experiences which is the travel business he runs today. Learn Matt’s journey and how he has been able to travel the world for years while running a successful business, including settling down a little bit and living in Costa Rica full time nowadays. Also, learn his approach to living a healthy lifestyle and much more… On Today’s Episode Matt and I discuss: Landscaping by day and trying to get Under30CEO of the ground by night Transforming as a person from traveling and living abroad What you can do today to better yourself and commit to getting out of your comfort zone Having the discipline to run his business while traveling and living at the beach And much more… Subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher Visit https://www.ubpath.com/ for a full breakdown and my 3 Big Takeaways Under30Experiences’ Website: https://www.under30experiences.com/ Matt’s Podcast: https://www.under30experiences.com/category/live-different-podcast Matt’s email: matt@under30experiences.com You can find Matt and U30X at: Instagram: u30experiences Instagram: mattwilsontv Twitter: @U30Experiences Twitter: @mattwilsontv Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Under30Experiences/?ref=br_rs Sponsor: Bighorn Apparel Drawing inspiration from their Denver, Colorado hometown, Bighorn owns the line between everyday urban style and the tough, mountain look. Their up for anything approach has created a versatile brand that’s appropriate for any type of situation. Bighorn aims to empower the consumer by using environmentally friendly materials that are produced in a responsible manner. They strive to find the connection between tough, sustainable, and stylish in their durable clothing line. Use promo code “ubpath” at checkout on the website at https://www.wearbighorn.com/ to receive 25% off your order.    

Matt Wilson Iceland March 2012: Becoming a Digital Nomad “Velkomin á Íslandi” I heard as I pried my eyes open getting off the red eye flight. Beautiful blonde Icelandic women with farm working physiques bullied their way gracefully to the overhead compartment.    My mountain guide met me at the terminal.  “Hello I am Siggurdur Bjarni Svienson.” (spelling) he said with a long pause.  “But you can call me Siggi he said, with a slight sense of dry Icelandic humor.”   The sun was barely up.  A thick mist of dense clouds rolled in from the North Atlantic.  The ground was black, covered with sharp lava rock. Not a tree in sight. Where the fuck am I? I wondered. I started to feel bad that humans even attempted to live here. We wound our way down the Icelandic coastline to the capital city of Reykjavik where 230,000 of the 330,000 inhabitants of this bleak terrain decided to call home. Siggi dropped me at my hostel and said he’d return that evening. I was on my own.   Becoming a Digital Nomad  What was the first thing I did on my trip to Iceland that Sunday morning at 8 am?   Answered emails. I shit you not. I was addicted. This is incredibly embarrassing thinking back at it.  Do you know how many people in that inbox truly did not matter? At the time my Co-founder Jared O’Toole and I were running a successful media site for young entrepreneurs called Under30CEO.com.  It was near the peak of our traffic numbers, at over 500,000 unique visitors per month… we had boatloads of fans from India, Nigeria, Bangladesh, and of course all over the United States, Canada, Australia, and the UK. God, we thought we were important. Note: if you want to see hilarious pictures of Jared and I on jumbotrons in Time Square, ringing the closing bell at NASDAQ, or being invited to yap about the importance of small business on Fox Business, take a look at the article announcing that Under30CEO was acquired.   How to Travel the World and Never Really Have a Chance to Enjoy It  Okay, I’m joking.  But not really. Everyone wants to be a digital nomad these days… but not so long ago, co-working spaces like WeWork were not a thing, hostels didn’t have conference rooms, and you could’ve actually found a seat at a coffee shop in Austin, Texas. The reality is, being a digital nomad is fucking awesome.  It’s why it seems that all the cool kids are doing it. And therein, lies the problem: the cool kids. Yup, I am sad to say I was one of them. Addicted to email.  Caffeine.  And worst of all, stress. The rest of this post is going to be devoted to strategies on…   How to break free from your desk, travel the world, and not stress yourself out I’ll be honest, when I hear someone describe themselves a “digital nomad” I usually cringe.  Call me a seasoned gringo, but the “cool kids club” is exactly why I packed up and left New York.  I’m not trying to hang out with a bunch of stressed out people talking about marketing, complaining about the wifi here in Costa Rica. If you really want to enjoy the “pura vida” as we say, you’ll first have to get a handle on your travel schedule.  The first rule of thumb is don’t overdo it. In upcoming posts, you’ll hear me talk about how stressed out I was my first time to Bali, traveling around the island until I found a Starbucks because I had to hit a deadline.  Backpacking and hitting deadlines really doesn’t work.  You shouldn’t try to travel South America while taking on new web design projects.  You need to find somewhere you like and develop a routine so you can be in a higher state of flow, complete you work, and then go have fun.   Choose your City As a general rule, cities have better wifi than rural locations.  This is bad news for me, as I prefer mountain hideaways and surf towns.  These places also have worse 3G and 4G cell service, which you’ll need as backup when the wifi goes down.  If you want some cities that are close to natural wonders, think Medellin, Colombia, or Chiang Mai, Thailand.  Nomad List is an incredible resource for comparing cost of living and intel on how good the wifi is.   Choose your Dwelling This for me is one of the most fun parts of living in places where the dollar goes far.  I’ve lived in $300/month local spots in Costa Rica to massive villas with a pool and security.  My current setup is a private four bedroom house in the jungle, and luckily for me, the lower level has a private entrance which I can Airbnb when I want.  During tourist season I can easily pay my rent with the money earned on Airbnb and when friends, family, or business associates come to visit, they have plenty of space.   Costa Rica is far from cheap however.  Friends who live in Thailand or Bali can afford places that are absolutely palatial.   I realize now that I’m making joining the digital nomad “cool kids club” sound a little too easy.  I want you to know that it’s often a pain in the ass to find places to live as a digital nomad.  Remember, in the developing world, a quick google search for “apartamentos Costa Rica” won’t help much.   Some quick tips: Find local expat groups like “Expatriates in Nicaragua” or “Gringos in Medellin” where there are often listings Make a local connection.  In Cusco, we found the Under30Experiences’ staff house through the brother of the owner of the hotel where we stay.  All the listings online where long term leases only. Ask around.  In Bali, Luz, my girlfriend and Under30Experiences’ Yoga Teacher, found an amazing place to stay right next to the Yoga Barn for just $20 night just by asking her driver. Avoid tourist areas, as people make more money on nightly rentals than they do renting their apartment per month.  Prices of monthly apartments in places like Barcelona become inflated.   Pay Attention to Quality of Life If your job is to work from a computer you need to think about how you can best get into flow state without the interruptions.  Remember-- you want to get your work done and then go explore, and get to know a place.  You won’t want to stay in a hostel for very long as they usually aren’t conducive to work.  There are exceptions like Selina’s across Panama, Colombia, and Costa Rica that offer built in co-working spaces. When I did a stint in Barcelona, I found a place with a kitchen, connected to a gym, down the street from a great grocery store, with great internet, and lots of cafe’s with wifi nearby just in case I needed a backup place to work.  These are the things that make me productive.   Other things that digital nomads’ love that are usually affordable and make them more productive include maid service, access to transportation and again, co-working. In Paris I lived a block from the metro and could walk to one of their Anti-cafe concepts where I paid by the hour for co-working.   Wifi The longer you stay in a place, the better you will understand where to get the best internet connection.  Here in Costa Rica, I struggled with the wifi for years until I got it figured out.  Once I discovered that I could have a 4G Personal Hotspot through my cell phone service with Movistar my life changed.  When the wifi is down, I simply put on my hotspot. Since I’ve been living here for a while, I know to immediately call a technician when the wifi is down.  It helps I’m fluent in Spanish now. Me trying to get the wifi working in French put me back down to tourist status.   I even have friends who have two internet service providers at their house in Costa Rica just in case one goes down.  Make friends with the wait staff at your favorite cafes so they will reset the router for you.  Select a workspace next door to a restaurant with good wifi.  The Under30Experiences Costa Rica Office always has a backup… thank you Sancho’s! When selecting a place to set up shop, check out Nomad List’s internet rankings before you go, and once you get to a place use Speedtest.net to see at how many MBPS you are working with.  For a general workday including Skype audio calls and podcast recordings 5-10 MBPS works fine for me.   Bring on the Fun At the end of the day it all comes down to designing the life you want.  I know it’s tempting to try to try and see the entire worldl, but you’ll need to get the backpacking and moving around out of your system until you are exhausted.  Then, go back to a place you really loved and spend more time there.  My initial strategy of traveling every five days was disastrous.  I worked Monday - Friday, packed up, and then traveled to my next destination over the weekend.  This led me to quick burnout as I describe in this throwback “Confessions of a 26 year old Entrepreneur.”   Finally, I went back to the place that had the most to offer me.  I wanted to learn Spanish, surf, practice yoga, and live in nature.  Select a place that’s right for you during this point in your life.  Realize that life on the road is lonely, so settling into a place will help you make connections and become part of a community.  I happen to love small town life, where I know everyone at my local bar.  Other people can’t stand it.   Choose what’s right for you and make sure you find yourself in a place where you can continue to learn and grow as a human. That’s the point of travel.

How can you create a purpose-driven, values-based, socially-conscious company that can deliver both success and significance? Shep Hyken interviews Nick Friedman, co-founder of College Hunks Hauling Junk and Moving about how to develop a customer-focused, values-based company that can benefit you, your employees and your customers. First Up: Shep Hyken’s opening comments focus on how delivering great service is about being a little bit better consistently, with special opportunities to step up whenever there is a complaint, problem or a chance to create a Moment of Magic. To illustrate his point, Shep related a story of Cesar Larios, a student at The Art Institute of Florida and a part-time employee of College Hunks Moving, who was inside an elevator with a 79-year-old resident of an assisted living facility when the elevator got stuck. The resident didn’t think she could stand long enough until the two could be rescued. So, Cesar dropped to his hands and knees to turn himself into a human bench until they were saved. Shep then quoted Nick Friedman, president of College Hunks, as saying, “I thought this was a great example of old-fashioned service and helping your fellow neighbor. Our mission is to move the world, both literally and emotionally. This was a perfect example of a brand coming to life.” Featured Interview: Nick Friedman started the College Hunks Hauling Junk and Moving in college with his childhood best friend, now business partner, Omar Soliman in a beat-up cargo van and has grown to over 100 franchises nationwide. So, Shep begins his interview by asking Nick Friedman how can a relationship survive with someone who is both a business partner and best friend? Nick answered by saying that the long-term reason for their success and partnership is because their vision and values have always been in alignment. The partners communicate regularly, openly and candidly. Any time that they do disagree on how they are going to accomplish something, they have a discussion then decide to commit to that decision, even if one of the partners doesn’t fully agree. Nick then explained how his company’s brand promise, which comprises the acronym H.U.N.K.S., standing for Honest, Uniformed, Nice, Knowledgeable, and Service has made a huge difference. Top Takeaways: • Emotions matter in any service industry, especially with a stranger coming in to the home (or office). • The two emotions that matter most to a homeowner are trust and care. (This applies to anyone in any business.) • You want to provide people a stress-free experience that will lead to the three R’s: repeat, referral and reputation. • In your employee training, don’t just show what has gone wrong and how to fix it, but also celebrate what has gone right, and ask how can we make more of THIS happen? About: Nick Friedman is the President and Co-Founder of College Hunks Hauling Junk and College Hunks Moving, the largest and fastest growing junk removal and moving franchise opportunity in North America with over 100 franchisees. He has been named among the Top 30 Entrepreneurs in America Under 30 by Under30CEO.com. Shep Hyken is a customer service and experience expert, best-selling author and your host of Amazing Business Radio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former NFL Cheerleader Brittany Rose Builds Businesses and Rehabs Baltimore Homes   This show is presented by Jumpstart:HR, LLC HR Outsourcing for Small Businesses and Startups http://www.jumpstart-hr.com Get Social: Joey Price // IG | T | FB Listen: iTunes | Podbean | SoundCloud Connect: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Website   About this episode: Hard knocks and sacrifice are a part of every successful entrepreneurs journey but More Than Cheer CEO Brittany Rose seems to bounce back and overcome obstacles with ease. Get a "behind the scenes" look into one of Baltimore's busiest brand builders and get to know her positive end game of making the world a better place for young children!   Check out our new podcast merch: https://www.businesslifeandcoffee.com/collections/podcast-merch   About Brittany: Brittany started her first company, More Than Cheer, as a sophomore at Virginia Commonwealth University. More Than Cheer is a recreational sports company that focuses on teaching leadership skills, teamwork skills, and building self confidence through cheerleading and dance. After moving back to Northern Virginia, Brittany had the honor of cheering professionally for the Baltimore Ravens.More Than Cheer has grown from a completely mobile start-up to serving hundreds of young people each year throughout Maryland and Virginia. Brittany has been featured in publications such as USA Today, Richmond Bizsense, Under30CEO.com, U.S. News & World Report, Yahoo Voices, American Express Open Forum and various others. She has graced the cover of the Loudoun Business Journal as one of the top women business leaders in Loudoun County and as was recently named Woman of the Year by Phi Upsilon Zeta, of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc..Brittany has held the position of United States Ambassador for the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards and has been a speaker on the nation wide Extreme Entrepreneurship Tour. In addition to speaking professionally, she volunteers her time speaking and mentoring students at local schools and universities (Creighton's Corner Elementary School, Shenandoah University, LCPS programs). Brittany coaches, speaks, and writes about how to live a life of love, inspiration, and true freedom. She strives to be a living example of what she teaches others and is an advocate of empowerment through entrepreneurship, personal development, and healthy living.   Music: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music

Today I thrilled to have my buddy Daniel DiPiazza back on the show. Now if you don’t remember Daniel, I had him on my podcast back on episode 103 where he talked about how he got 130K Instagram subscribers in 6 months. He’s the owner of Rich20Something.com where he teaches young people how to start their own freelance businesses. But a lot has happened since we last spoke. For one thing, he acquired Under30CEO.com which is another huge entrepreneurship site. And he has published his very own book entitled Ditch your average job, start an epic business and score the […] The post 161: How To Ditch Your Average Job And Start An Epic Business With Daniel Dipiazza appeared first on MyWifeQuitHerJob.com.

Colin Wright of Exile Lifestyle has had his blog readers vote on what country he'll move to, every few months for the past seven years!   Colin is one of the pioneers of being a digital nomad and one of the original Gen-Y bloggers.  He was a huge inspiration for us to start Under30CEO.com and a very early contributor to the site.   Colin and I share travel stories about everywhere from Iceland to Wichita, Kansas.  We talk about minimalism, which both of us practice, and he even sets me straight about the point of having money.   Colin is the host of the Let's Know Things podcast where he does a fantastic job adding context to the news.  Colin is the author of a dozen books including two I've loved: My Exile Lifestyle and Iceland, India, Interstate. 

Welcome to another episode of The School of Purpose Podcast!  My guest today is Alex Echols of Chicago, Illinois.   Alex is a best-selling author, speaker and mentor for millennial entrepreneurs.  His biggest passion is helping people to create epic online businesses based on their passions with Ultimate Biz Builders. By living out his dreams and impacting others, he hopes to inspire millions throughout the world to do the same (or bigger). Throughout his career, Alex has been blessed to learn from some of the world's top entrepreneurs, business leaders, coaches and political leaders, helping him to build and share his message with the world. He has spoken about pursuing a passion-based life at Fortune 500 companies, conferences, universities and leadership development programs, and he writes about personal growth and how it fits into millennial entrepreneurship.  His writing has been published on Under30CEO, Addicted2Success, ThoughtCatalog, Prsuit, among many others. Subscribe to the Podcast in Itunes and never miss an episode.  Also, CLICK HERE to subscribe via email and you will never miss a new post or any related updates.  It's fast and convenient.

Jenny Blake is the author of Pivot: The Only Move That Matters is Your Next One. Jenny has been blogging at Life After College since 2005, quit her job at Google, and has spoken at places like MIT, Yale, and KPMG.... we've been internet friends since the launch of Under30CEO as two of the original millennial bloggers on the internet. And if you think Jenny sounds like a workaholic, you're wrong.  Jenny doesn't check email after 6 pm, is an accomplished yogi, and takes off every January to live abroad in places like Bali, Indonesia or Chiang Mai, Thailand. Jenny and I get into career moves yes, but also into where this intersects with mind, body, and spirit.  You won't want to miss her actionable strategies on plotting your next big career move.

Josh sits down with Under30Experiences co-founder Matt Wilson. Under30Experiences is a company that was born from Under30ceo, co-founded by Jared O'Toole and Matt Wilson. When the pair found themselves struggling in the hustle of NYC, Matt Wilson took a trip to Iceland that would change his outlook on work, play, and life for the rest of his life. Now Matt and Jared work together to bring individuals from all backgrounds together to share in a once in a lifetime experience to form lifelong bonds. Join a Under30Experience trip today and start experience the word as it should be: as authentically as possible and in the company of friends.

Daniel DiPiazza of Rich20Something joins us to talk about doing great work you and how to overcome self doubt.  This is the message you need to level up your confidence.   Daniel is one of my closest friends, so in this casual conversation we talk about what to do when things get harder in life.  We cover everything from meditation, to using motivation from the death of his grandmother to write his second book, to his use of medical marijuana as a performance enhancer.   After we talk about book suggestions, supplements, workouts and diet in our speed round, Daniel drops some sage advice about being patient and staying bored if you want to create your best work.   We get to hear Daniel’s story of escaping Atlanta and buying a Benz in Santa Monica.  (Mixtape coming soon!)    For a living, Daniel helps young people bridge the gap between their education to actually marketing those skills.  If you are a graphic designer, writer, yoga teacher, trainer or anything in between, the Rich20Something Community is an awesome place to learn how to actually make money doing those things.   Daniel is also the proud new acquirer of Under30CEO.com.       If you enjoyed this episode, and would like to support the show please leave us a review here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/live-different-podcast-business/id994018952?mt=2 

Sheila Viers’ mission is to help people break free from yo-yo dieting and self-sabotage so that they can feel amazing in their skin. Renowned for her non-diet approach to weight loss, Sheila's own healthy living journey began over a decade ago when she decided it was time to end her struggle with body-image and food for good. After years of yo-yo dieting, over-exercising, and issues ranging from food sensitivities to hormonal problems, she learned how to get out of "body jail," lost 35 pounds, and now teaches women how to create this freedom and ease in their own lives. Her vision extends far beyond weight loss and her unique ability to inspire people to step into their confidence and their dream life, is catching fire. She has been featured in many fitness, health, and business publications including Shape, Yahoo Health, Tiny Buddha, The Rise to the Top, Entrepreneur on Fire, Experience Life Magazine, Every Way Woman, Glo MSN, Livestrong, She Owns It, and Under30CEO and was previously the CEO and Co-founder of premium fitness and yoga bag company, Live Well 360. Episode Resources Check out Sheila's Website SheilaViers.com Connect on Instrgram http://instagram.com/sheilaviers Connect on Twitter http://twitter.com/sheilaviers Connect on Facebook http://facebook.com/sheilajviers Check out the Show Notes Page --- Show Resources: Download the Fat Burning Blueprint! --- Thank you for listening!   Lets grow together in our Facebook Group. To receive inspiring new episodes and updates Subscribe Here! Please Email me directly at Ian@FearlessAndHealthy.com  If you enjoyed the episode, please leave a review to help support our mission!

Yasmine Khater is an award-winning entrepreneur, world traveler, speaker and the creator of Earn 5K. She’s known for whipping business owners into shape through her Earn $5K program, Fearless Sales Intensive and Fearless Luxury Sales Retreats.In 2011 she was named “Top 40 Under 40” by AIESEC, the world’s largest student organization, after directing the organization’s expansion to Egypt and the Middle East. She was recruited to lay the framework for a Fortune 500 company’s buy out of GE Plastics and organised multi-million dollar events. Alongside her job she started a social enterprise Gone Cyclin’ to raise $50,000 to support women entrepreneurs in East Timor.Since quitting the corporate world, Yasmine has coached dozens of people to quit their jobs, start and scale theirsix and seven figure small businesses through building trust-based marketing & sales funnels, developing airtight systems and a fearless mindset.Yasmine has been featured on Under30Ceo, Channel News Asia, Cleo, Chic Ceo, and Huffpost. She’s also worked with top companies such as P&G, PWC, Burger King, Galderma and spoken at global events such TEDxWomen, Global WIN, and Chaos Asia.In this episode Yasmine and I talk about soulful sales, business growth, and being a woman entrepreneur.Mentioned in this Episode:ILoveMarketing.com podcastAliBrown.com/radioYasmineKhater.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/that-podcast-ysmay-hosts/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/that-podcast-ysmay-hosts/support

Brandon Epstein from Zen Dude Fitness gives us his formula to create "identity statements" and condition your psychology.  Brandon's visualization exercises help re-wire your brain through the concept of neuroplasticity.     The art of happiness is one that few people understand but today we share with you actionable items for how to work towards it.   Brandon doesn't talk like a neuroscientist however... we actually talk much more about how things feel, trusting our intuition and even about psychedelics used in a medicinal, therapeutic way.     Do you have to live the Four Hour Work Week and live abroad in Colombia running your own business like Brandon and Tim Ferriss do?    Listen in for the answer to this and many more.  Show notes can be found on the newly redesigned Under30CEO.com.   Learn how to find freedom in your life and make your friends jealous with the Under30Experiences Escape Manual.   Join us on a trip to France, Iceland, Machu Picchu, or Costa Rica through our travel company through young people Under30Experiences.

William Griggs is founder of Startup Slingshot, an Austin-based startup focused on helping entrepreneurs launch and grow their business. Over his career, he has helped numerous startups including companies backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Techstars, FLOODGATE, & 500 Startups with their marketing/growth needs. In addition to William's work with startups, he has written for Mashable, OnStartups, TheNextWeb, VentureBeat, Under30CEO, & ReadWrite. Growth Hacking course for free at https://www.growthhackingpodcast.com/freecourse For more information and resources, visit https://www.growthhackingpodcast.com

Jared O'Toole my co-founder of Under30Experiences and Under30CEO joins us in this episode from Costa Rica to chat working from anywhere, becoming a digital nomad, and trying to live the Four Hour Work Week.   There is an iguana fight on my roof, we talk minimalism, travel hacking, mileage programs, credit card awards points, lifestyle design, and freedom businesses.    This is a conversation between two friends and business partners that is worth the listen.   For everyone asking about my meditation program, here is what I use to be a healthier, more productive, more calm human...     Get a FREE copy of the book The New Science of Super Awareness and the meditation track I use every morning at http://bit.ly.superawareness   This episode is sponsored by Under30Experiences the travel community for 21-35 year olds!  Join us in Costa Rica, Belize, Nicaragua, or Mexico this winter for a tropical escape :)    Finally, get a copy of the FREE Under30Experiences Escape Manual. 

Ryan James lock is a highly sought after business consultant and personal success coach, helping clients to create bigger incomes and audiences from their work by packaging what they already know, raising their profile in the media and creating a solid brand around themselves and their work combining business consultancy, mind set coaching and personal mentoring. In the last two years alone, Ryan has:  Gone from a PR consultant in London to aninternational success coach, brand consultant and writerHad his work and advice featured in different media around the worldBeen chosen as a featured expert speaker on “The Brand Bazaar”Built up an international client base in 4 countriesTaught group training programs in New York based on his workBeen called “The ULTIMATE business coach for serious entrepreneurs” by Under30CEO.comMore than tripled his own income and salesLaunched digital products and programs based on his work for an international audience You can find out more about him on his website and catch... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Daniel DiPiazza from Rich20Something.com and I talk about the struggle to keep up and what you can do about it.    Do you know what is robbing your creativity and productivity?    Are you constantly trying to keep up with "work" but can never actually get ahead?   This is a no bullshit conversation about the struggles of the 21st Century.    If you are running a business and are constantly bombarded by emails, text messages, and social media notifications this episode of the Live Different Podcast is for you.    Sponsor: Under30Experiences the group travel company for young adults! Show notes: Under30CEO.com   Community updates:  Join our Yoga Retreat to Costa Rica April 19-24 Workout on our Fitness Trip April 27-May 1

Martin McGovern from Idea Lemon and I chat today.  Martin helps people embrace their weirdness, find their voice, and get attention for their side project.   It sucks being weird doesn't it?   What? You aren't weird?   Ohhh, you mean you are just pretending not to be weird so others like you...    We attack issues that everyone can relate to...    Trying to be happier.  Finding friends who support you.  Being made fun of for not drinking.  And feigning interest in things just to be accepted.   Look, this isn't high school.  We cut through the bullshit and give you actionable things to do to live a happier more fulfilled life.   See the show notes on Under30CEO.com and check out the travel company for young people Under30Experiences.

Marcella Chamorro, who's expertise is in helping people have more peace of mind allowing them to experience more creative flow, is today's guest. Do you wish you had a more creative life?  Are you looking for that thunderbolt of inspiration to hit you? I've followed Marcella's blog The Perpetual Vacation for years, follow her podcast called Process and even got to experience paradise in her home country of Nicaragua.  It's an awesome conversation and I'm really looking forward to having you get to know us better... Get it today on Under30CEO.com or listen direct to your phone on iTunes. This episode is sponsored by our travel company for young people Under30Experiences.

Ryan O'Connell of Influence and Co. snd I talk today to teach you how to get more recognition for your work in less time.  And yes, of course we talk about that pesky work life balance question.   Don't you wish everyone already knew who you were, so you didn't have to work so hard promoting yourself? Imagine your work was published in just the right place at the right time, so you could go do the things important to you... Listen in as we talk about finding an accountability partner, a great network of people you can rely on, and yes, maybe even a sexual partner or two!  Get it today on Under30CEO.com or listen direct to your phone on iTunes. This episode is sponsored by our travel company for young people Under30Experiences and the super food cocktail to keep you healthy Athletic Greens... get 50% off your first order!

Jason Bay from the Gen Y Success Podcast and I cut right through the bullshit and say all the crazy stuff that people NEED to hear. Do you ever wish you had the confidence to do the things you really wish you would? Do you wish you could ever just grow that proverbial set of balls you wish you had? Do you wish you could finally learn to listen to yourself instead of your teachers / friends / parents / government? As you probably know, I live in the jungle, own a kick-ass travel business, and do whatever the hell I want most of the time... But it wasn't always that easy!! You should listen if you: 1) Want to disobey your parents FINALLY 2) Dream of surrounding yourself with good people 3) Feel like saying f*ck it and quit your job sometimes 4) Could use a kick in the ass to end a bad relationship 5) Wish you were crazy enough to make major life changes! Get it today on Under30CEO.com or listen direct to your phone on iTunes. ... and remember, normal is the enemy and being fine sucks! This episode is sponsored by our travel company for young people Under30Experiences and the super food cocktail to keep you healthy Athletic Greens... get 50% off your first order!

Do you have a good relationship with your money or is your money managing you? In this week's podcast we talk to Danielle Madden, a financial advisor who helps people get clarity, confidence and freedom in their finances. Danielle and I talk about the most important first steps if you're looking to open your own business and then deep dive into the psychological aspects that really hold people back from making more. This episode leaves the technical behind and deep dives into what few talk about when it comes to finance: emotion and your energy around money. In order to be ready for more, you need to be confident in what you have. *Special Offer: Danielle is offering a free 30 minute Financial Clarity Session to all Under30CEO readers! To gain clarity on where you're at, where you want to be and how to get there click here. Show notes found on Under30CEO Today's podcast is sponsored by Under30Experiences, our travel company for young people.   

Becky Straw, CEO of The Adventure Project, and I talk about big goals making great stories.  Becky has the goal of erradicating poverty in the developing world and giving basic human rights like access to drinking water to all. Becky also kindly reminds me that we met because I was hitting on her intern years back...  This is a fun conversation about some serious topics.  Gain a new perspective and world view on a multitude of issues, hear travel stories, and find empowering takeaways about what true hustle is really about. Epsiode sponsored by our travel company Under30Experiences. Show notes can be found on our website for entrepreneurs Under30CEO.com.

Yasmine Khater is an award-winning entrepreneur, world traveler, speaker, and the creator of Fearless Therapy. She's known for whipping business owners into shape through her Fearless Bootcamp, Earn $5K program and Fearless Luxury Mindset Retreats. In 2011 she was named "Top 40 Under 40" by AIESEC, the world's largest student organization, after directing the organization's expansion to Egypt and the Middle East. She was recruited to lay the framework for a Fortune 500 company's post buy out of GE Plastics and organised multi-million dollar events. Alongside her job she started a social enterprise Gone Cyclin' raising $50,000 to support women entrepreneurs in East Timor. Since quitting the corporate world, Yasmine has coached dozens of people to quit their jobs, start and scale their six and seven figure small businesses through building trustbased marketing & sales funnels, developing airtight systems and a fearless mindset. In the past two years she has been awarded the Stevie Awards "Young Entrepreneur of the Year", TIAW "World of Difference Award" and "Fun Fabulous Fearless" by Cosmopolitan. She has been featured on Under30Ceo, Channel News Asia and Huffpost. She's also worked with top companies such as P&G, PWC, Burger King, Galderma and spoken at global events such TEDxWomen, Global WIN and Chaos Asia.  Connect with Yasmine at www.yasminekhater.com

Global Product Management Talk is pleased to bring you episode 018 of... The Everyday Innovator with host Chad McAllister, PhD. The podcast is all about helping people involved in developing and managing products become more successful, grow their careers, and STANDOUT from their peers. Our Guest: Kriti Vichare writes about the life of  innovators and entrepreneurs as a doodler/cartoonist at #Entrepreneur Fail. Her work has appeared in Forbes, Under30CEO, and Business2Community, plus many more. She also serves as the Director of Innovation for the United States Postal Service and previously worked for PepsiCo as a Senior Marketing Manager and Kraft Foods as an Associate Brand Manager. Highlights from the discussion include: Kriti describes her career path as a cartoonist would – started in statistics, moved to selling juice, and now sells mail for a living.At Kraft, Kriti managed the Tang product (originally an orange drink made from powder popularized when NASA astronauts drank it in space), and learned through market research that a trend among Tang drinkers had changed. Reformulating Tang to use real sugar brought customers back.Kriti learned the most about innovation and product management when she left the corporate world and founded her own startup. She skipped validating her product idea with potential customers and plummeted into creating it. After floundering for a bit, she read the Lean Startup and started applying concepts she was already familiar with, such as the Minimum Viable Product.

Adam Griffin is an entrepreneur and coach at the fitness company Bodeefit.  Adam is a friend of mine who's app has over 350k downloads giving you the workout of the day (WOD) done only with body weight.  His book "Guy at the Bar" focuses on living a purpose driven life and is inspiration to dream big because life is short.  Adam's work has been published in Huffington Post, Men's Fitness, Men's Journal, and of course Under30CEO.   Reverse engineer your life to find more fulfillment and be more impact driven.  We even get into the details of understanding the psychology behind internal versus external movtivation.   Adam and I are running a fitness retreat to Costa Rica November 5-9, 2015. http://bodeefit.under30experiences.com

Tim Sanders is the Author of Today We Are Rich and what it's like to crash the internet during the Victoria's Secret Fashion show with Mark Cuban.  This is a short bonus episode of originally published on Under30CEO.com and one of my favorite entrepreneur interviews I've ever conducted.  I routinely come back to this motivational talk that Tim gives me and get inspired. How to raise your brain's capacity by 300%, make quick decisions, trust your gut, and build a startup that has a kick ass culture. 

Mellissa Thomas is a Central Florida freelance writer, journalist, author, poet, speaker, and award-winning screenwriter. She lovingly overworks herself authoring several blogs, writing for several publications, and is Chief Editor of Orlando Fashion Magazine. She has also guest blogged on popular blogs, including Under30CEO and James Chartrand's Men with Pens. With five years of U.S. Naval service and two college degrees (including one in Film), this introvert has lots of story ideas and practical life advice to share. Find out more at mellissathomas.com. Book Blurb: In the Rough The first 48 hours in Naples saw International Supremacy Bureau Agents Maia Highland and Roy Chambers face death on more than one occasion. Now, with the help of ISB’s Europe Lead Agent Evan Knightley, the duo’s race to find Tenderfoot intensifies given the untimely murder of Italy’s top ranking military official, who was involved in the case, and the treacherous quest for the truth behind the cryptic video message on Highland’s computer.

Jared O'Toole co-founder of Under30CEO and Under30Experiences talks candidly about screwups, breakups, and starting a travel company. World travels, failed startups, breaking free of your comfort zone.  

In this episode of You University, I interview Jared O'Toole. Jared O’Toole graduated Ithaca College with a finance degree and like so many other business majors he quickly realized corporate life was not a path for him. Instead, he got passionate about entrepreneurship, branding and how companies could leverage new media tools online. This change in heart led him to co-found Under30CEO, a site dedicated to inspiring young people with the resources needed to succeed on their journey. O’Toole has led Under30CEO to features on The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Yahoo! Finance to name a few.  Jared also co-founded Under30Experiences which provides travel for ambitious young professionals. Ready to build your brand? Get your 15 Free Videos RIGHT NOW http://goo.gl/oDCqdL

Matt is the founder of Under30Media. After using social media strategies to land Under30CEO on MSNBC and BusinessWeek, he began building brands. Matts passion for Entrepreneurship began after leading Bryant University to becoming the worlds number 1 entrepreneurs organization. In a nutshell, Matt does it all.

Subscribe to this podcast on iTunes! Welcome to Discover Your Inner Awesome, where we take on life's important questions to help multi-passionate people better understand who they are and how they present themselves to the world around them.For our inaugural episode, we tackle a question from Jason Nazar’s article on Forbes entitled, 35 Questions that will Change Your Life. Our question...“Why Aren’t You Doing The Things You Know You Should Be Doing?”To help answer this, we flew out to Belize and sat down with the Co-Founder and CEO of Under30CEO and Under30Experiences, Matt Wilson! Matt aims to teach us what college never did, and throughout the episode we dive deep into a variety of topics, including:+ Non-Conformity+ Finding Your Voice+ Filtering Through Other's Expectations+ The Theory of Impermanence + And How to avoid the "I wish I had their life" mindset---------------------------------------Show Notes & Links:Theme Music - “Shine” by Chris Leamy (full song): https://soundcloud.com/chris-leamy/shine“35 Questions that Will Change your Life” by Jason Nazar: http://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonnazar/2013/09/05/35-questions-that-will-change-your-life/Under30experiences: www.under30experiences.comUnder30CEO: www.under30ceo.com“The Power of No” by James Altucher (book): http://www.jamesaltucher.com/books/Personality Profiles Test: www.16personalities.comTechWeek: http://techweek.com/Tim Ferriss and the Four Hour Work Week Blog: http://fourhourworkweek.com/30 Seconds To Mars - City of Angels (full song): www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ntlt2tKi4do“My Battle Banishing Stress” by Matt Wilson: http://under30ceo.com/my-battle-banishing-stress-why-i-detached-from-my-business/Stephen Lynch - Voices In My Head (full song): www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPakxPoaeIA See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Michael Peggs | Personal Branding  Today we welcome to the show Michael Peggs from michaelpeggs.com   Peggs is an accomplished writer, blogger, speaker and personal branding expert.  He's been featured in Fast Company magazine, the Huffington Post, business insider, under30CEO and the Daily Muse. Peggs helps people just like you and me understand how to build our personal brands and discover our individual gifts.  He shares strategies on how to stand out from the crowd and show the world who you really are by DOING YOU.  You can connect with Peggs at: Website:  http://www.michaelpeggs.com   YouTube:  http://bit.ly/10946dl Show Notes: http://www.ryanrhoten.com/michaelpeggs/ #personalbranding  #career

Matt Wilson is the founder of Under30CEO as well as Under30Experiences. Under30CEO is a site that teaches people how to manage their lives in this changing economy and has been featured in the New York Times, CNN, Forbes and many other places. It has over 4000 articles to get a bit over 25,000 facebook likes. Lots of material is on this site   What we talk about Under30Experiences, a travel company he created to take people to countries and to take them off the beaten path. This is something I wish I could've founded myself many years back and was very happy to find out that it already existed. They take participants to places such as Iceland, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Bali and many other locations. They are vacation time friendly and make sure that you have a life-changing experience. Listen to how he started both companies and how you can learn from taking one of their trips!   /

Entrepreneurs often spread themselves too thin and Matt Wilson shares how that was one of his biggest mistakes.  At 28 years old, Matt's been able to do some pretty remarkable things including running a successful business, traveling the globe, and interviewing Donald Trump. Matt Wilson is co-founder of Under30CEO. After two years traveling and working from his laptop, Matt's official title became Adventurer in Residence, heading up Under30Media's travel company Under30Experiences.

Genevieve Thiers is the founder of Sittercity.com and a co-founder of Contactkarma.com and OperaModa.com. Genevieve and her companies have won over 15 awards. She talks about why women businesses are growing rapidly and what small businesses can do to take advantage of the trend.Jody Thompson, along with her partner Cali Ressler, is the Founder of CultureRx and co-creator of the Results-Only Work Environment (ROWE). She is the author of two books on managing work and work-life balance. Jody explains why most people don't enjoy work and what can be done to fix it.Gary Shinner and Jill Portman are the founders of Mighty Leaf Tea. Gary and Jill discuss how they started and grew their tea business, which is now partnering with Peet's Coffee. They give advice for choosing the right partner and getting your first big break.Matt Wilson is co-founder of Under30CEO and Adventurer in Residence at Under30Experiences. Matt provides insight into how to gain entrepreneurial experiences before leaving college, and how he has been able to live and work wherever and whenever while growing his company.Carmen Sognonvi is owner and general manager of Urban Martial Arts, a martial arts school in Brooklyn, New York. Carmen's views on local business and local marketing have been featured in numerous media outlets, including Inc and Entrepreneur. Carmen discusses how small businesses can use offline, old-school marketing techniques to grow their business.Sponsored by Sage One and Nextiva.

Learn how to start traveling internationally and the benefits you'll see from going outside your comfort zone. Matt Wilson is the founder of Under30CEO.com and Under30Experiences.com. In this episode, Matt gives tips on international travel, managing a business from abroad, and prioritizing things in your life. Matt is a very successful entrepreneur who created Under30Experiences.com to help and inspire entrepreneurs to travel around the world. 

Having built 3 multi-million dollar companies in his twenties, CEO Matt Clark shares his secrets to success and talks about his successful Amazon Selling Machine program. Matt has been featured in Under30CEO, Forbes, Business.com, and many more. For Full Video INterview click here>>  http://www.inspiredinsider.com/matt-clark-amazonsellingmachine-interview/

Monica Selby is the co-founder and editor-in-chief of Nibletz Media, Inc. She is a Mississippi native and got her start in the Memphis startup scene. A proud graduate of Ole Miss, Monica’s writing as been featured in publications like Under30CEO, Young Entrepreneur, and Fast Company. Now, as editor-in-chief, she is passionate about the potential of startups outside Silicon Valley. When she’s not working or parenting, you can find her with a book and a glass of wine (or two).

In 2010, parting with eight years of experience in corporate marketing and communications, Natalie Sisson left her corporate life to travel the world and has been living out of her suitcase ever since. She founded and grew ‘The Suitcase Entrepreneur' into a thriving online community of thousands of people all yearning to inject more excitement into their lives. Venturing far beyond her home country of New Zealand she as traveled to more than 65 countries (so far) while writing for the likes of Forbes, Under30CEO, Huffington Post, and more, Natalie provides both inspiration and education to the aspiring world traveler. Her story is one filled with just as much passion as it is with actionable insights. Takeaways: “Be curious about the world.” – Tweet This “Perfectionism is actually a form of procrastination.” – Tweet This “Curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back.” – Tweet This “Why are we doing all of this if not to enjoy our lives now?” – Tweet This “The stronger your vision is the more you'll move towards it.” – Tweet This “You can put little bits of your ideal day into every single day.” – Tweet This “It's about freedom. The freedom to choose what you want to do.” – Tweet This “Hustle, determination, and a sense of belief can get you anywhere.” – Tweet This “Create products and programs around the problems of your audience.” – Tweet This “Give value without selling, but provide next steps if people want to go deeper.” – Tweet This “Recognize your individual strengths, find your zone of genius, and build your team.” – Tweet This “People don't choose freedom because they don't have a clear idea of what freedom looks like.” – Tweet This   Full Post: http://goo.gl/myTW4P Catalyst Community: http://www.catalystmlm.com More Interviews: http://catalystmlm.com/category/interviews Connect on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/catalystmlm Connect on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/catalystmlm Connect on Instagram: http://instagram.com/catalystmlm Connect on Pinterest: http://www.pinterest.com/catalystmlm

Matt is the Founder of Under30Media. After using social media strategies to land one of his properties, Under30CEO on MSNBC and BusinessWeek, he began building brands. Matt’s passion for Entrepreneurship began after leading Bryant University to becoming the world’s #1 Entrepreneurs organization. In a nutshell: Matt does it all!

In this entrepreneur interview Matt Wilson of Under30CEO.com shares his entrepreneurial journey and advice for other entrepreneurs. Matt's business has helped millions and allowed him to travel around the world.