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Zach Moreno and Rockwell Felder are the co-founders of SquadCast. Their company’s mission is to make it easier for their clients and their clients’ guests to have meaningful conversations while offering the best quality in remote locations. Zach is a podcaster, an author, a developer, a designer, and an artist. Rockwell is a CPA and an entrepreneur.  Zach and Rockwell join Tom Fox on this week’s episode to talk about collaboration, the podcast industry, and the ways Squadcast helps its clients. Origins of Squadcast Squadcast was founded to fix the problem of poor quality technology within the podcast community. Zach and Rockwell tell Tom how they started the company: “When [Zach] approached me with this idea...I was really ready and the fact that it was rooted at this intersection of podcasting and remote collaboration, which he and I think we're very fortunate to be exposed to early on in our career,” Rockwell says. Building a product that helps creators collaborate in a high-quality manner just made sense to him and Zach. Growth & Viral Cycle Time Tom asks how Squadcast has grown. In response, Zach brings up the concept of “viral cycle time.” This metric looks at the technology a podcaster uses, and how quickly they invite someone to collaborate with them on that platform or technology. “For Squadcast, the magic really comes from inviting a guest, connecting with them and recording together and having a flowing dialogue where the technology just kind of fades into the background,” Zach says. The biggest element of Squadcast’s growth comes from other people collaborating and experiencing the platform for themselves.  The Podcast Community The podcast community is beautiful and welcoming, Zach emphasizes. He tells Tom that when he and Rockwell first launched, they were welcomed with open arms. “The community was so open and welcoming to Squadcast and us as new individuals and that is something that was magical that first time… and also something that we've continued to experience,” he says. It is a community of support, and where the creators of podcast shows are all collaborating with each other. “Amongst the content side of things, it's very open and very collaborative, and I think that's something that's pretty unique to podcasting.”  What’s Next Zach tells Tom that he’s most excited about expanding Squadcast’s team. Hiring different team members and establishing a larger organization is a big focus for this year, he remarks. Maximizing their opportunities in software engineering, marketing, and sales is another venture as well, Zach says. Squadcast will also be launching a new product category called Remote Content Production, which is a foundation that applications will be built on. Another major release from Squadcast also on the way will be its collaboration with Dolby. Resources Zach Moreno | LinkedIn | Twitter Rockwell Felder | LinkedIn | Twitter Squadcast Texas Tax rate at 80% of 8.25%

Zach Morgan is a fitness coach and wellness guru who works for Queer Eye’s Bobby Berk as his personal trainer and chef. Zach grew up in Kansas City and studied International Business and Finance in England for three years before returning to Kansas and enrolling in culinary school. When Zach’s health started to suffer from working long hours in the high-stress environment of a restaurant kitchen, he decided to get back into shape and transitioned from being a chef to being a trainer. He met the guys from Queer Eye when they were filming in Kansas City, and they joined the gym where he was working as an instructor. After Bobby offered him a job in L.A., Zach moved from the Midwest to the West Coast with his wife and their dog Marco. Zach is a super-fit and stylish guy who is a brand ambassador for Whoop and Rhone. At the moment, he’s on location with the cast of Queer Eye in Austin, where he’s making an effort to fit in his triathlon training and having fun exploring the city by bike.

Today we talk about how great of fathers we will be. When Zach and I get married and In vitro fertilize each other we will hang no bad drawing on our refrigerator. This podcast is committed to giving the best possible advice on fatherhood. It's our pleasure to help rear America's youth. I have no idea what I'm even typing right now. I'm sorry you're still reading this.

In the intro to the show Mariann talks to Jasmin about her new favorite book, Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead, by Nobel Prize winner Olga Tokarczuk and what a pleasure it is to read a book that really gets it about animals. Jasmin announces that she’ll likely be participating in The Goat Games, a virtual event that challenges participants to finish a 5-kilometer run, walk, bike, hike, or swim at a location of their choosing between August 8 and 16 to raise funds for Catskill Animal Sanctuary. Recently, Catskill, like many other sanctuaries, has lost 30% of it’s funding due to COVID-19. Then, in our continued effort to support vegan-owned businesses, we’re shouting out Charlie Fyffe and his  amazing guide to 70+ Black owned vegan businesses in Los Angeles. Over 70!  Then, Jasmin talks to Zach Skow. Zach is the founder of Marley’s Mutts, an animal shelter with a difference in Kern County, California. He turned to his dogs to help him when his diagnosis with end-stage liver disease meant that he had to battle to stay sober to access a liver transplant. When Zach recovered, he was prompted to start the rescue to give back, and, since its inception, Marley's Mutts has now rescued over 5,000 dogs and started a pioneering prison program called Pawsitive Change.  In this episode Zach joins us to dive into how his love for his dogs and their unwavering acceptance of him pulled him through the darkness and brought him back to his authentic self. He shares why Marley’s Mutts is not only an animal shelter, but is a positive force for change in the community, and how the Pawsitive Change Prison Program works to take rescue dogs into local prisons to train with inmates and give both a second chance. Zach also discusses how he sees Marley’s Mutts developing and expanding in the future to support vulnerable humans and animals in need.   

"Just like a company looks to create an edge and find something that differentiates its product or service, an athlete is going to look for that opportunity to separate themselves from the pack as well." Zach Weissbach In this ZoneTalk episode, we speak with Zach Weissbach, Vice President of Hudson Athletic Recruiting in Canada. When Zach played junior-level hockey, he saw a real need for athletic advice and assistance, particularly with respect to college scholarship opportunities, which would have been highly valuable for him when he was a young athlete looking at his future. Now in his current role, he has the opportunity to influence the future of up and coming athletes. With sound, practical advice and comprehensive services for scholarship seekers, parents and coaches, Hudson’s scouts aim to maximize the opportunities for pursuing athletic scholarships and financial aid packages to post-secondary institutions in both the US and Canada. This is especially critical at this time of the COVID-19 crisis when many sports have stalled. 

This is episode 97 of the Pam Sowder Podcast, with your host, Pam Sowder! Pam has over 2 decades of field and corporate experience and was voted one of the most influential women in direct selling. She helps match the daily needs of distributors to everyday life challenges.   Pam is so excited about this week’s episode because joining her today is Zach Hayes! Zach and his wife, Brittani, are the total dream team of It Works! Together, they found major success in the business by working hard every day to achieve their goals. And with five kids to look after, they’ve found the perfect balance to working their business while still finding time for the family!   In this episode, Zach is sharing his invaluable tips and advice around building up your confidence, showing up as your most authentic self, and moving past negative mindsets around money! He shares how he and Brittani overcame their early rough patches in the business, how they balance work and family, and what they do every day to make their days successful!   Key Takeaways [:32] Pam welcomes listeners to another #AskPam episode and shares how to submit questions. [:50] Pam welcomes Zach to the podcast! [1:01] Zach speaks about what he was doing before joining It Works! [2:15] Who discovered It Works! first? Was it Brittani or Zach? And why did they decide to get involved? [3:19] What were Zach’s first thoughts about network marketing prior to joining? [4:09] Zach speaks about what their first few months were like after joining It Works! [5:27] How did Zach have the belief and confidence that they were going to succeed in the business? [6:33] Did finding It Works! bring fun and a sense of purpose back into his life? [7:38] How did Zach and Brittani handle an unsupportive family? [9:51] Showing up big on social media: how do Zach and Brittani do it? [10:40] Growing up, did Zach have any negative mindsets around money? How did he overcome them or change his mind? [11:21] Zach takes listeners through a day-in-the-life for him and Brittani! [13:05] Zach speaks about the compensation plan and shares what he believes played the biggest role in regards to his check! [14:40] When Zach looks at the bigger picture and what’s potentially possible in the business, does he see any limitations? [15:49] Because Zach and Brittani are both the breadwinners in the family, do they feel like they are setting a good example for their children? [17:42] When Zach looks at his team as a whole, why does he think some of them don’t reach their goals? [20:24] How do Zach and Brittani successfully share their message with the world through social media? What are some tips of the trade that have made them especially successful on social media? [22:42] How can we be our authentic selves? How do we find it if we don’t even know what it is? Zach shares his insights and advice! [24:11] How does Zach help his team learn to be their authentic selves? And what are some of the key traits you need to develop to be able to show up as your most authentic self? [25:21] Does Brittani ever get bored of telling her story or showing up? What keeps her motivated? [26:37] Do Brittani and Zach work all day? How do they balance work and their 5 kids? [27:30] How does Zach stay above fear? Especially in these trying times? [29:11] Zach shares an important message with listeners around growth, mindset, and success in this business. [30:00] Has Zach or Brittani ever felt like giving up while they were in the business? How did they continue to push through? [31:21] Zach provides his tips and advice on what makes a successful TikTok! [34:00] Zach shares what he would like his 5 children to know about him and his wife. [34:39] Zach shares a message with his wife. [35:11] Pam closes out the podcast and thanks Zach for joining!   Mentioned in this Episode It Works Zach’s TikTok: @thezachhayes Zach’s Facebook: @zdhayes Zach’s Instagram: @zdhayes Brittani’s Instagram: @brittanihayes   Continue on your Adventure Find more episodes on PamSowder.com/Listen Reach out to her at PamSowder.com/Connect   Reach out on Social Media! Follow Pam @ItWorksPam on Twitter — Tweet her and use #askpam #pamsowder!  

In this episode I’m joined by my brother-in-law, Zach Fleming, to hear one of the CRAZIEST hunting stories ever! When Zach called me from Hawaii and told me what he had just experienced, I knew I had to get him on the podcast immediately. A random meeting with a perfect stranger turned into a day of bushwhacking through the jungle following a pack of dogs on the hunt for wild boar.To connect with Late to the Game Outdoors, head over to latetothegameoutdoors.com or check us out on Instagram @latetothegameoutdoors.Also, this podcast is made possible by the great folks over at Bun & Beanster…for all your marketing or creative needs, head over to bunandbeanster.com

Zach Windahl is the author of The Bible Study and creator of the brand Sunday. From collecting shark teeth and seashells to make into a small necklace business at the age of 7, to now impacting lives around the world through the tools he creates to help others deepen their faith. The journey for Zach started in Australia, studying the Bible for 9 months, 12 hours a day, 6 days a week. By the time he was done, he had cultivated 20 pages of notes per book of the Bible, that resulted in over 1,000 pages! When Zach returned, he taught others from those same notes over the span of 9 months. He continually felt compelled to create something with all this gathered information he had and did so in his parents basement back in Minnesota. It took him 9 months to re-write and 3 months to design what is now, The Bible Study. Soon after it was ready to print, he began pitching to investors and talking with friends & family that helped him support his product launch. In late 2019 after a team was established, Zach soon left his previous job and moved down to Miami. Now, The Bible Study has impacted the lives of over 30,000 individuals, and Zach himself continues to uplift and be a positive light in others lives!

Audrey and Zach met while in the USA. When Zach, a cartographer, moved to Germany on a SOFA status (Status of Forces Agreement), they first attempted a long-distance relationship before Audrey joined him later in Germany. Take a listen to their story, which involves cuckoo clocks, a ride in the back of a German police car, and how to watch a TV show together on different continents.We also discuss a blog post that Audrey wrote called "Growing a Thicker Skin", and she opens up about fitting into German culture as a bubbly, open person. The app Audrey and Zach used while living apart: CoupleThe therapy service Audrey uses: BetterHelpWebsite for organizing meet-ups with people: https://www.meetup.com/Audrey's blog: https://www.a-broad.com/Zach's blog: https://zachsyearingermany.wordpress.com/JOIN THE EXPAT LIFE GERMANY FACEBOOK GROUPVisit the official Expat Life Germany website.

Time Stamps8:19 When Zach finally mentions there’s a baby in the room Follow us on:Wordpress: hemadeusalive.wordpress.comTwitter: @AquilaHourFacebook: The Aquila and Priscilla Hour Watch Sean and Galal share the Gospel on their Youtube channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCETB0DUJmOBOPIRMv8EIvHQ Get some tracts:Million Dollar Bill Tract: http://store.livingwaters.com/gospel-tracts/million-dollar-bill.htmlRound Tuit Tract: http://store.livingwaters.com/round-tuit.htmlSmartphone Tract: http://store.livingwaters.com/gospel-tracts/smartphone-tract.htmlDon't Stub Your Toe Booklet: https://store.wretched.org/product/dont-stub-your-toe/dont-stub-your-toe 

As a teenager Zach Skiles joined the US military, hoping to save money for college. But then 9/11 happened and America invaded Iraq. Zach tried to avoid it, but as a marine he ended up in the invading force. His deployment was bloody and shocking, and he had panic attacks and nightmares. When Zach returned to the US, he struggled to cope with life after war. He started getting treatment, but then a horrifying shooting at his recovery centre proved another devastating event that Zach had to overcome. (Photo credit:Bennie Ranstrom.)

When Zach started his Garage gym in 2001 there was no Rogue Fitness, Instagram or Netflix. This was an age where you could count the number of exercise instruction videos on one hand.No one had heard of a small garage gym pushing sleds, carry homemade sandbags and dragging chains.BUT one savage visionary in New Jersey decided against all odds to carve his own path and start a movement which will forever hold his name in the hall of fame.Here the brutal stories of what it was like walking the road less travelled and how he ended up where he is today.Zach's page - https://zacheven-esh.com/Watch the episodes on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/themindmuscleprojectAsk Questions on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/themindmuscleproject/?hl=enSubscribe for email Updates - https://themindmuscleproject.com/newsletterActivated Nutrients - https://www.birchal.com/company/activated-nutrients

My guest is Zach Maurides, who is the founder and CEO of Teamworks, the leading software provider of operations software to athletic organizations world wide.  The phrase "a glutton for punishment" comes to mind when listening to Zach explain his football career. When Zach talks about his 9 orthopedic surgeries during his college football career at Duke, there isn't the slightest invitation for sympathy. Instead, he tells the story with a sense of genuine accomplishment. After all, not quitting after your 2nd surgery is impressive, but 9 is just insane. And that pain tolerance (i.e. perseverance) is what Zach attributes as the primary reason for his success with Teamworks. In this episode, Zach shares what he's learned in growing a software startup from 4 guys with a dream to the 100 person machine it is today. If you're an athlete, you'll especially appreciate the unique perspective that Zach provides on how to get started in life after sports.   Show Notes Website   Connect with Parallel ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/parallelco ► Blog: https://blog.parallelplatform.com/ ► Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/parallelpla   Connect with Zach ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/zmaurides   Connect with Tyler ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/tylerwbaker      

Slightly Single in L.A. (2013) Dale Squire is a hip, quirky, independent single gal living in the glossy city of Los Angeles. After several failed attempts in quasi-relationships, Dale concludes that finding a meaningful relationship in L.A. is impossible. But being anti-social is tough for any young girl in Hollywood. With Jill's frantic wedding right around the corner, Dale finds herself reflecting on the significance of marriage, and the mutual respect needed for a successful relationship. When Zach, a successful heartthrob rock star and old friend of Dale's finds his way back into her life, Dale slowly starts to think that maybe finding love in L.A. is possible - the only problem is that her realization might have come too late, leaving Dale in a silent love triangle, with no way out.

Slightly Single in L.A. (2013) Dale Squire is a hip, quirky, independent single gal living in the glossy city of Los Angeles. After several failed attempts in quasi-relationships, Dale concludes that finding a meaningful relationship in L.A. is impossible. But being anti-social is tough for any young girl in Hollywood. With Jill's frantic wedding right around the corner, Dale finds herself reflecting on the significance of marriage, and the mutual respect needed for a successful relationship. When Zach, a successful heartthrob rock star and old friend of Dale's finds his way back into her life, Dale slowly starts to think that maybe finding love in L.A. is possible - the only problem is that her realization might have come too late, leaving Dale in a silent love triangle, with no way out.

Zach DeWitt is from Moorcroft Wyoming but now lives in Sheridan Wyoming. Zach owns his own business called DeWitt Builders. When Zach isn't building houses he is in the mountains hunting. On the podcast we talk about his business, his 2018 Wyoming Moose hunt, hunting mindset and much more. I hope y'all enjoy.You can follow Zach on:Instagram: @zacharydeandewittFacebook: Zach DeWittYouTube: Predators Never Quit (Wyoming Yukon)Keep Blazing Trails and Telling Tales!!!

Zach DeWitt is from Moorcroft Wyoming but now lives in Sheridan Wyoming. Zach owns his own business called DeWitt Builders. When Zach isn't building houses he is in the mountains hunting. On the podcast we talk about his business, his 2018 Wyoming Moose hunt, hunting mindset and much more. I hope y'all enjoy.You can follow Zach on:Instagram: @zacharydeandewittFacebook: Zach DeWittYouTube: Predators Never Quit (Wyoming Yukon)Keep Blazing Trails and Telling Tales!!!

Zach Barney knows what it’s like to receive a well timed and profound gift. Throwing out a joke hashtag on a random social media site will usually get you some likes and shares, but every now and then someone goes above and beyond by responding in an unexpected way. When Zach jokingly attributed his stomach woes and headache to Christmas treats and stress in a post, Mikey atDocsend was listening.  The next day Zach received a bag full of groceries via instacart, which he shared with the whole office. What have you done that shows your potential clients that you are paying attention?  It’s easy to send random gifts to people with whom you hope to have a meeting or to those who have done business with you in the past. Going above and beyond means you need to be paying attention well and responding in ways that shows this attention to detail.  It’s not about the gift itself, but about how this gift reflects your knowledge of its recipient.

Zach Barney knows what it’s like to receive a well timed and profound gift. Throwing out a joke hashtag on a random social media site will usually get you some likes and shares, but every now and then someone goes above and beyond by responding in an unexpected way. When Zach jokingly attributed his stomach woes and headache to Christmas treats and stress in a post, Mikey at Docsend was listening.  The next day Zach received a bag full of groceries via instacart, which he shared with the whole office. What have you done that shows your potential clients that you are paying attention?  It’s easy to send random gifts to people with whom you hope to have a meeting or to those who have done business with you in the past. Going above and beyond means you need to be paying attention well and responding in ways that shows this attention to detail.  It’s not about the gift itself, but about how this gift reflects your knowledge of its recipient. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Laura is headed to Iceland. When Zach's magician changes plans he decides instead to compete in a triathlon. (You read that sentence correctly) Although a triathlon is not a team sport, today Zach and Laura are discussing the concept of being on the same team as your partner.

Zach Davis didn't hike a long-distance trail until 2011, yet he was intuitively aware of the need to prepare himself mentally for the hike. Establishing his "why" allowed him to be ready for the problems that he would inevitably encounter on the trail. The fact that he contracted West Nile Disease and carried it until the end of the trail is further testimony to his desire to fulfill his goal. When Zach returned from the AT, he wrote his best-selling book, Appalachian Trials to assist other hikers in the hiker mindset. He was already a prolific blogger, but used his website to, first, sell more books and, second, to turn his hiking influence into a business. Zach's commonsense approach to hiking resonates with Steve in their conversation. You can find Zach at any of these places. The Trek: https://thetrek.co Zach's Instagram: http://instagram/zrdavis/ The Trek Newsletter: http://bit.ly/TheTrekNewsletter The Trek on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theTrek.co/ The Trek on Twitter: http://twitter.com/thetrek_ The Trek on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thetrek.co/ Zach's Amazon Author page: https://www.amazon.com/Zach-Davis  With Trailtopia stepping up to support both this show and Bruce Matson's show, Returning to Katahdin: An Appalachian Trail Dream, I had a chat with Vince Robichaud about his love of both the outdoors and good food–a winning combination.  

How many marlin can you hook at once? Let’s find out … Guest Profile Zach Vann is living the dream. From the time he was a child, he just wanted to go offshore fishing. So much so that he begged his dad to take him down to the docks just so they could see the fish that were caught. When Zach graduated high school, he moved to one of the most epic offshore fishing grounds around, Hatteras Island, NC. And he went right back down to the docks. It wasn’t long before his drive, passion, and love for fishing got him out on the water full time on a charter boat. Now, as first mate for Wasabi Sportfishing Charters, he gets to experience some of the most epic offshore fishing imaginable on a daily basis. But the story he shares with us on this episode is so epic it’s beyond imaginable. Don’t miss it? That’s the understatement of the year … Guest Links Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vannzach/ FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/zvann2 Fishing With: http://www.wasabisportfishing.com/ Fishing experience Even at a young age, Zach is an “old salt”. He has seen every fish that swims off of Hatteras Island, NC, up close and personal. And that’s a lot of different types of fish. Zach tells us all about them in this episode. Zach Vann with his hands on the tail of a monster bluefin tuna (left), the bill of a monster blue marlin (upper right), and the bill of one of the blue marlins that star in this episode (lower right). Location This episode takes place out of legendary Hatteras Island, NC. Catch of the Day Blue Marlin This is a CRAZY good blue marlin story. You DO NOT want to miss hearing Zach tell it. About TTF Podcast The Tell Tale Fisherman podcast is the place for all avid anglers (not just guides and tournament professionals) to share their fishing story of a lifetime and become fishing legends. Fresh water or salt water, middle of the ocean or middle of a stream, on this fishing podcast we are on a quest to catch the most EPIC fishing adventures from around the world—to inspire yours! If you are an avid angler, we would LOVE to have you as a guest on the show. So, if you love to fish, and find yourself often sharing your fishing pictures or talking fishing with other anglers, then you are EXACTLY the type of guest (and listener!) this show is all about. On this fishing podcast we want to hear from ALL avid anglers – not just pros and guides (although we love them too!)....

Zach Supalla. He’s the CEO and co-founder of Particle, a venture backed startup that’s making it easier to build internet connected hardware and other things. Particle is the most, widely used IoT platform with a developed community of a hundred thousand users and is listed as one of Fast Company's Top 10 Most Innovative Companies in 2015, of the Internet of Things. Zach has been featured on CNN, The Wall street Journal, TechCrunch, Fast Company, Forbes, Fortune, Mashable and more. Famous Five: Favorite Book? – The Hard Thing About Hard Things What CEO do you follow? –  Jeff Lawson Favorite online tool? — Slack and Asana Do you get 8 hours of sleep?— No If you could let your 20-year old self, know one thing, what would it be? – “You don’t have to be an engineer to be an engineer”   Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:35 – Nathan introduces Zach to the show 02:16 – Zach used to be a management consultant 02:45 – While Zach was doing his MBA, he interned in Groupon’s sales operation 03:07 – Zach did engineering 03:21 – Particle is an IoT platform 03:44 – Particle helps manufacturers connect their physical product to the internet 04:11 – Particle does the whole communication stack between the physical device and web 04:40 – Particle has raised $10M 04:50 – Particle generates revenue in 4 ways 04:55 – Particle works with large companies and sells them subscriptions, data plans, hardware, and professional services 05:24 – Main revenue stream is from the hardware 05:54 – Hardware pricing ranges from $5-50 06:09 – For Keurig, they added hardware to plug into the back of the coffee maker 06:45 – The hardware volume for Keurig is in the thousands 07:00 – Particle has customers who will be deploying millions of hardware products by 2018 07:28 – Security is part of Particle’s story 07:37 – Zach shares about the webcam botnet incident 08:09 – The Mirai botnet in Liberia explained 08:32 – Zach shares how Particle works to secure everything from the device to the in between communication 08:50 – Typical, cheap webcams that are in the market and manufactured in China are not secure 09:23 – There are products that people aren’t unplugging and are considered unsecure 09:45 – Particle started in 2012 09:59 – Zach first launched a product in Kickstarter named Spark Socket 10:07 – The product was unsuccessful 10:21 – It was frustrating, but it turned to be a huge benefit 10:51 – Zach relaunched a new product in Kickstarter, in 2013, called Spark Core 11:20 – Zach was inspired by his dad who is deaf to create the first product 12:20 – Zach shares what is important in launching a Kickstarter campaign 12:28 – Zach looks at any Kickstarter campaign as an experiment 12:33 – Zach made sure that they nailed the marketing on their first launch 13:43 – “We’re definitely advocates of the lean startup mentality” 14:13 – 2013 revenue 14:41 – 2014 revenue 15:43 – Zach shares where the scale is coming from 15:58 – When Zach launched the product, they weren’t targeting enterprise stores 16:28 – Zach was originally creating development tools then shifted to management tools 16:43 – The growth started in selling deaf kits 17:00 – They started making modules, then the software platform 17:26 – One of the challenges a hardware startup faces is going from being a product to a company 17:56 – 2017 revenue goal 18:08 – Team size is 35 18:21 – Half of the team is from San Francisco and the other half are all over 18:50 – Particle is not facing a problem yet with their people who work in China 19:03 – Zach created a program while he was in China, where he lived for 4 months 19:22 – Zach has a deep trusting relationship with their people in China 21:14 – The Famous Five   3 Key Points: Solve your own problems and make the people around you, your inspiration. See the beauty in a failure – it can be a way for you to create something better. One of the most difficult challenges a hardware startup faces is going from being a product to a company.   Resources Mentioned: Acuity Scheduling – Nathan uses Acuity to schedule his podcast interviews and appointments Drip – Nathan uses Drip’s email automation platform and visual campaign builder to build his sales funnel Toptal – Nathan found his development team using Toptal for his new business Send Later. He was able to keep 100% equity and didn’t have to hire a co-founder due to the quality of Toptal Host Gator – The site Nathan uses to buy his domain names and hosting for the cheapest price possible. Audible – Nathan uses Audible when he’s driving from Austin to San Antonio (1.5-hour drive) to listen to audio books. The Top Inbox  – The site Nathan uses to schedule emails to be sent later, set reminders in inbox, track opens, and follow-up with email sequences Jamf – Jamf helped Nathan keep his Macbook Air 11” secure even when he left it in the airplane’s back seat pocket Freshbooks – Nathan doesn’t waste time so he uses Freshbooks to send out invoices and collect his money. Get your free month NOW Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives

On today’s episode, James talks with Online Business Strategist Zach Spuckler about the major mindset shifts he has made over the last year that’s enabled him to grow his business exponentially. Zach also shares an effective alternative to doing a really big launch, which you won’t want to miss! When Zach first joined James’ Inner Circle Mastermind a year ago, he worked by himself and had just hit the 6-figure mark in his business. He now has a team made up of multiple people, but notes that it was the inner work he did that allowed him to expand to this. Zach admits that he used to be a workaholic, and that his health started to suffer because of this. He had to step back and ask himself why he originally wanted to start the business, which was to have freedom. Here are just a few of his major breakthroughs: Hire a team Hiring his first VA helped give Zach the systems, and space to grow. During his last launch, he realized that hiring was never an external issue, but he was so busy working that he didn’t know internally what he really wanted. He says that it’s not difficult to find exactly what you want when looking for someone to help; be clear about what you want and need, and put it out to your online community! James believes it’s important to ask yourself what it’s costing you to not hire someone. How could you fill that time and space by doing something else that focuses on the big vision of your company and drives revenue? The internal struggle may get quieter at the level you’re at, but it will start back up again at the next level and will always be there in some form or another. When you think that you’re ready to hire somebody, Zach recommends you trust yourself to take the risk and to handle the fallout if it doesn’t work out, or find people to support you if this should happen. James feels it’s important to know that a lot of people have an illusion that they have to get rid of the fear around hiring or investing in themselves before doing it, but this just isn’t the case. Entrepreneurs are rewarded for taking the risks Remember that other people will love doing the tasks that you assign them, and you don’t have to feel guilty for giving them work. Zach says it was important for him to understand that his team wouldn’t resent him for this and they respect him for giving them work and paying them for their time. As an entrepreneur, you can actually enjoy your life and business, while at the same time empowering your team to grow with you! James likes to remind others that part of the “work” is actually resting so that you can recharge yourself. Charge more money As Zach has “levelled up,” he charges more so that he can create intimacy with his higher-level clients. By charging more, he also attracts the right clients. If you don’t increase your prices, he says that the only thing you’re doing is de-valuing yourself in the process. James adds that so often people base their pricing on what people will pay for the product or service, which can be a mistake as there will always be people that can, or can’t afford it at every level. Zach realizes that as his business grows, everything he does has an opportunity cost and his time is limited. He is careful not to undercharge so that he can continue to serve others through his business. Pricing really comes down to valuing yourself and it’s important to have a logical conversation with yourself and know the true value of what you can offer. There’s an easier (and lighter) way to launch Zach notes that so many people get paralyzed by the thought of launching. Webinars can take many months to perfect, and video series can be expensive and time consuming. You don’t have to get overwhelmed though; by doing a challenge (or a “week long event” as Zach likes to call it), you don’t even have to charge people money for them to have the opportunity to see what it’s like to work with you. When doing a challenge, you just have to show up, give them simple step-by-step tasks and let them prove to themselves, and you, that transformation is possible. Remember, people want to be sold to on the last day of the event, just because you’ve shown them what’s possible. Show your audience what you can do for them and let them decide if you’re a great fit or not! Submit Your Question! LINKS: Plan & Build Your 5-Day $10,000 Challenge-Style Launch

In this quick episode, Wayne and Laurie review the new movie Goosebumps while driving home from the theater. Overall, the movie was quite entertaining and garnered thumbs up from the hosts. Not just a kid movie, Goosebumps starring Jack Black has elements that will entertain both kids and adults whether fans of the book series or not. If you like movies like Monster Squad, you'll probably enjoy this film. Upset about moving from the big city to a small town, young Zach Cooper (Dylan Minnette) finds a silver lining when he meets his beautiful neighbor Hannah (Odeya Rush). The teen is surprised to learn that Hannah's mysterious father is R.L. Stine (Jack Black), the famous author of the best-selling "Goosebumps" series. When Zach accidentally unleashes the monsters from the fantastic tales, it's up to Stine, his daughter and Cooper to return the beasts back to the books where they belong. Goosebumps IMDB

Callywood Live with Zach Savage Zach Savage was born in a small town in Northern Louisiana. He was adopted as an infant by a southern Baptist Minister and his family. Growing up in Louisiana proved to have its challenges. When Zach was three years old he began playing the drums and singing gospel music. As the years passed he continued to write and play music. By this time he’d learned to play several other instruments extremely well.  As he got older things changed again for Zach. He discovered HIP HOP music and he embraced it. He thought he had to be in the streets and doing drugs, living the lifestyle he assumed represented the culture. He started hanging out and doing drugs. And the drugs got him into trouble. He was given the option of going to Angola State Prison, the military or leaving the state for California. If he chose California he could never return to his home town. Zach chose California. When he landed in Cali, he started to play music again. This time he connected with likeminded people who were into music and philanthropy.  He felt he was finally home. As he continued to play and write music more people recognized that he was special, that he truly had a gift. A gift that was so undeniable he was signed by Mark Pitts at RCA. Zach lives in Los Angeles with his own family now. He continues to play and write music daily. If he is not feeding the homeless, he is painting, sketching, writing or rehearsing. “I know God has given me another opportunity to share my art. I want to do good things with my life,” says Zach.

Hey everybody! This week I interview Zach. He and his wife are church planters in Istanbul, Turkey. Istanbul has a population of 14-17 million people. Zach was involved with YWAM before he went to LIFE Pacific, and felt a call to reach Muslims in the Middle East. He began to pray for every country in the Middle East, except for Turkey. He didn't necessarily think of Turkey as part of the Middle East. Zach continued onto LIFE and while sitting in LA traffic flippantly asked God where he was supposed to be. When Zach heard Istanbul, he wasn't sure where it came from. Zach asked God to give him a passion for the city if this was truly from Him. He and his wife moved there 8 years ago. They have planted a church in Istanbul and have a desire to see more churches planted in the country of Turkey. Turkey is a country of 76 million people, and there are only 5,000 Protestant Christians. It is one of the least reached countries in the world. I hope this interview stirs in you a desire to pray for the people of Turkey! If you want to get into contact with Zach, you can email him: thebalon5@hushmail.com Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast in iTunes or Stitcher so you don't miss an episode. If you're enjoying this podcast, spread the word by sharing it with your friends. As always, you can connect with me on Facebook or Twitter. It's your life, now go live it! Got a question, comment or some feedback on the podcast? Submit it here.

When Zach said he never heard of Gremlins, it had to go on the list - not because it is a particularly great movie, but because it was the movie that broke the rating system's back. A boy inadvertantly breaks 3 important rules concerning his new pet and unleashes a horde of malevolently mischievous monsters on a small town. Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers VIP. It will help ensure Zach on Film continues far into the future! A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends about the podcast, get them to subscribe and, be sure to visit the Major Spoilers site and forums.

When Zach said he never heard of Gremlins, it had to go on the list - not because it is a particularly great movie, but because it was the movie that broke the rating system's back. A boy inadvertantly breaks 3 important rules concerning his new pet and unleashes a horde of malevolently mischievous monsters on a small town. Show your thanks to Major Spoilers for this episode by becoming a Major Spoilers VIP. It will help ensure Zach on Film continues far into the future! A big Thank You goes out to everyone who downloads, subscribes, listens, and supports this show. We really appreciate you taking the time to listen to our ramblings each week. Tell your friends about the podcast, get them to subscribe and, be sure to visit the Major Spoilers site and forums.