Podcasts about why life

Marcus Chan is the president and founder of Venli Consulting Group LLC, which specializes in helping businesses, sales professionals, sales leaders, and literally anyone who is in sales SUPERCHARGE their results through their proven high performance training and coaching systems! The post 836: Why Life is Like A/B Testing With Marcus Chan, Venli Consulting Group [K-Cup DoubleShot] appeared first on Time4Coffee.

Maurice Philogene is a Senior Executive, Investor, Public Servant, Philanthropist, and Lifestyle Design & Financial Freedom Coach.  Maurice entered real estate at 23 and currently has over 300 acquisitions & dispositions, built a portfolio of 35 single family homes by age 30, owns apartment complexes and mobile home communities across 8 states, and sponsors aspiring investors.  He believes that real estate is not his life, “living really well is”.  Investing in real estate did not stop him from the other careers he loved.  Instead, he leveraged his experiences to make him a better person, help his community, and provide the income to invest for more passive income.  Maurice has a wonderful family with 2 kids and they have travelled to over 96 countries all over the world.[00:01 - 06:08] Jack of All TradesLet's get to know Maurice PhilogeneMaurice tells his story as a jack of all tradesPassive income at a young age and a real estate journey[06:09 - 15:21] Getting Control of Your Own FreedomInternational Real Estate: A New ChallengeHow Maurice got into international real estate investing“The world was a lot bigger than Boston.”Why Fear is a Knowledge GapMaurice's Freedom PrinciplesThe Freedom of Purpose[15:22 - 23:43] Why Life is the Most Important Thing in the WorldChanging One Life to Change the WorldMaurice shares about his travels and empathyKey performance indicators and going international not as a visitorRunning Your Own RaceA Place Maurice Does Not Want to Go Back To[23:44 - 33:25] THE FINAL FOURWhat's the worst job that you ever had?Shoe salesmanWhat's a book you've read that has given you a paradigm shift?The 4-Hour WorkweekMan's Search for MeaningWhat is a skill or talent that you would like to learn?BoxingWhat does success mean to you?“Doing what I want, when I want, how I want.”Putting actions behind your wordsConnect with Maurice. Links available belowTweetable Quotes:“Real estate has changed my life, [but] it is not my life.” - Maurice Philogene“I was not put on this earth just to exist.” - Maurice Philogene“Purpose drives everything.” - Maurice Philogene“Life is the most important thing.” - Maurice PhilogeneConnect with Maurice through maurice@thequattroway.com, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Visit their website https://www.thequattroway.com/ and https://mauricephilogene.com/ and make the right choices to live your best life.LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW by clicking this link. WHERE CAN I LEARN MORE?Be sure to follow me on the below platforms:Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/weissadvice)

Late Again and Why / Life said have a seat / Mind Trick Yourself / Grumpy Old People / Life said &^$@ Get On The SHOW ! ! ! HOTLINE : 917-791-0241 Twitter : @JoaqIsExtra Email : JoaquinTalking@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Truth of the Spirit with Patti Brunner answers the question “Why Life in the Spirit?” She describes the joy of abundant life, the satisfaction of truth, the fulfillment of the promises of faith and how blindness keeps us from the fullness that God offers to us as a gift.   http://PatriarchMinistries.com/153  

Why Life is Hard is a question we all ask after things have felt rough lately. In this episode, we'll discuss a coule reasons life may be feeling hard that are unnecessary, and two rememdies that the Bible gives us. Every Supermom has hard days, but the best Supermoms know what kind of minset strategies will help overcome those feelings that life is hard and instead experience the joy of life in spite of difficult circumstances.

Why Life is Still So Difficult - Brutal Facts

This Week We Have A Special Guest Adrian Sullivan. And The Topics were: Why Life is a scam. Bullding your brand and business . And we pop shit about hip hop. Follow Us On All Socials Twitter: @ListenandShit Instagram: @ListenToThisWhileYouShit Muisc Played: Internet Money - Lemonade Sheff G - Moody --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/listentothiswhileyoushit/support

Ed Roth Interview: Ed talks about the making of his latest record, playing with Robby Krieger, what prompted him to make an LP of covers, and how he selected the tracks… Why “Life’s too short to not take chances,” techniques he used to create new arrangements of existing songs, what he liked best about making this record, and more. Always one of the coolest and most sincere guys around Ed Roth Interview: A first-call keyboard session player in Los Angeles, Ed’s toured or recorded with Joe Walsh, The Brothers Johnson, Annie Lennox, Ronnie Montrose, Robby Krieger, Keith Emerson, Glenn Hughes, Rob Halford, Chad Smith, Sophie B. Hawkins, Tom Morello, Chris Impellitteri, Daniel Lanois, rapper Coolio, and loads of others. He’s also a member of Chad Smith’s Bombastic Meatbats. He just released his 4th solo LP, Can’t Find My Way Home, consisting of very cool rearrangements of 8 killer classic rock tracks Support this Show: http://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/support  Subscribe https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/ 

In this episode we interview Corey Capella. We talk about Red Pill philosophy and the implications of dating and female psychology in the 20th century for men. We debate over the best mode of living for men, the importance of sexual variety, why marriage doesn't work and so much more.More From CoreyYouTubeMore From MeFree CallYouTubeShow Notes1:00-3:10 What is wrong with Traditional Ways of dating and relationships3:15-6:15 Why women are not equal to men6:30-8:50 Hooking up with women is the main motivator9:00-10:00 How to Maximize Mate Value 10:00-11:15 Why You Are Spending So Much Time Trying To Maximize Your Value11:35-12:45 You Only Want to Have Sex With Women12:50-15:45 You Are God & Should Live As If16:01-18:50 Levels of Game According To Red Pill19:17-21:20 How Women and Men Love Differently21:30-23:33 Will A Woman Always Leave A Man for A Better Option? 23:50-26:10 How Monogamy Developed in Society26:25-27:35 Why Red Pill Men Are Angry & Why Women Life28:25-31:30 Believe In Love Is Too Feminine33:05-34:30 Women are too Entitled 35:00-36:35 Red Pill Is About Improving You36:45-39:20 How to balance wanting and not needing women39:30-41:50 Is there hope for losers in life?42:00-44:25 How much is a girl's value based on looks alone?44:40-47:00 Why Life is A Game To Play47:50-48:30 How Society changed the Dating Market49:00-51:00 Solution for Relationships51:20-53:00 Can Women be Faithful?53:30-55:00 Why Women Actually Cheat --USE THIS ONE56:00-57:55 How society is destroying relationships58:25-1:00:49 Why behavior attracts above all else1:01:45-1:02:30 Where You Can Find More With CoreySupport the show (http://bit.ly/2DtaoNs)

In this week Episode 80 show topic: “Why Life is GOLD and you should always fight for it” by host Nichel Anderson discusses the importance to fight you’re your joyfulness of life and that the value of life is greater than we assumed in a hectic daily interactions or exposures to the lessor of thyself. Learn how to refocus and recalibrate your mood, understanding, and the purpose to living and fighting to live your right to a joyfulness journey. Many times in the broadcast of messages we receive either visually or auditory we get the assumption life is not worth it and our value is insignificant, on the contrary it is significant and you are somebody of worth. Thus, your life should be viewed as gold to keep moving forward. Chapters* Show starts [00:03] Show Topic Dialogue [0:17] A special message and Strategies To Succeed [10:40] Your Task To Dusk To Dawn [11:38] Motivational Takeaway [12:17] Stay Connected with Nichel Anderson [12:42] --------------- Support the podcast show - SHOP MERCHANDISE:  (30 days return policy & 1-800 customer service number :   https://www.cafepress.com/survivingyourjourneytowardssuccess -- Check out Ms. Anderson other podcast show Cafe Press Shop: https://www.cafepress.com/nichelandersonshortstoriesandbeyond   -- Follow Nichel on  Twitter: @nichelanderson and Facebook: @nichelandersonfanpage     * Check out Courses by Nichel Anderson - business and self-empowerment courses for your success: Leadership Course Blueprint for Success Course   Get in the Know and Empowered:  Sign-up Here For Nichel eList Tips Newsletter Buy my book:  "Corporate America: Surviving Your Journey Towards Success"   Nichel Anderson Career Consultation: Schedule Now Official Website of Nichel Anderson: www.NichelAnderson.com Check out Nichel Anderson second Podcast Show: "Nichel Anderson Short Stories And Beyond"    

Become a fearless father presents: The recording of the interview with Entrepreneurial Dad Art Eddy, co-founder of Life of Dad. 0:00 - Why Life of Dad? .:.. - Who is Art Eddy? In this interview Klaas van Oosterhout had with Art Eddy, they talked about: * What makes an amazing father; * How to grow your Facebook Page; * Purpose of Life; * Star Wars; * And much more. Links mentioned by Art Eddy: https://www.facebook.com/lifeofdad/ https://www.lifeofdad.com https://www.instagram.com/lifeofdad/ Visit us at https://www.facebook.com/becomeafearlessfather/

Project Vortex Mechanic The album "Questions to Eternity" Tracklist: 01.Why Life and Why Death 02.Anxious Search 03.Third Slice of Genesis 04.Constant Fear 05.Futility of Existence 06.Entropy in Us 07.Faith's Disbelief 08.The Insignificance 09.Silence Before and Silence After 10.Questions to Eternity Release date : 2017 Alexey Markov - composer, arranger, performer, concept author Page composer Alexey Markov https://vk.com/id115071494 http://neane.ru/rus/3/member/markov.htm#discography --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/podcast-cd8c8e8/message

Sharon Hodde Miller is an author, speaker and church planter who is passionate about cultivating the gifts of women through ministry. In addition to leading Bright City Church in Durham, NC with her husband Ike, she has released two books: Why Life is Better When it’s Not about You (2017), and Nice: Why We Love to Be Liked and How God Calls Us to More (2019). Join me to hear Sharon’s wisdom about the power of our words, speaking with bold conviction, and how we can change our “nice” habits into substantive kindness. 4:30 - The Sharon 101 Sharon decided to pursue a doctoral degree in Educational Studies to find out what motivates women to go to seminary when so few women are in seminary. After working in ministry from some time, Sharon realized that women build platforms from their stories. Sharon felt that the best way to be a good steward of her platform was to pursue formal theology education and training. After finishing seminary at Duke Divinity School, where the gender breakdown was fairly even, she pursued a PhD from Trinity Evangelical Divinity school, where there were far fewer women. Sharon made it her mission to figure out what was working for women who were already studying to earn a Master of Divinity degree. Most of Sharon’s research came from STEM fields, and the common thread for both women in STEM and the ministry field was that someone identified their passions and encouraged them to think about pursing them. 12:51 - Your Words Have Power It doesn’t matter if you yourself are in a place of visible leadership, we all have the life-changing ability to encourage others to step into their God-ordained gifts. We know words are powerful because we are made in the image of God, and God SPOKE creation into existence. God can use our journey, no matter how big or small. It’s freeing to know that we don’t have to handle everything on our own. God will never give us more than HE can handle. 17:31 - On Being A Nice Christian Girl It can be rewarding to be the “nice Christian girl.” Sharon recognized quickly that she earned a lot of praise this way, but started questioning whether she was honoring Jesus, or seeking the good feelings for herself.  She noticed this question creeping back up again as she became involved in ministry. She sees it now when she feels the Holy Spirit prompting her to write about something difficult or controversial. People love hearing about spiritual discussions that help them through their private life, but many people don’t like controversial topics pertaining to what Jesus speaks about in the bible. Sharon’s most recent book NICE came to be when she started examining these questions centered around the nice Christian girl image that looks like the real thing but is motivated by something else. Jesus talks about knowing a tree by its fruit. It’s important to know the bad fruits of niceness. We also have to be careful not to reward people for the same bad fruits.  24:00 - How God Calls Us To More If we excuse bad behavior in leaders because they are nice to us, we’re not loving the people under their leadership well. There can be pushback when you speak about God’s heart, but that’s what we should be talking about. It’s a natural overflow of loving Jesus and wanting to serve him. We have to be careful in these moments not to be angry or self-righteous. God calls those to correct the people who listen to us without becoming sanctimonious. It’s important to understand the difference between being nice and being kind. Kindness has conviction, niceness does not. Niceness will appease or shatter and is replaced by cynicism. 47:19 - Getting To Know Our Guest Find out something about Sharon that you’d never guess about her, her guilty (or not-so-guilty) pleasure, and what books she’s reading right now. Be sure to stay tuned to hear Sharon’s wise words about what it means to her to run a business with purpose. Website: https://sheworships.com/ Book: Nice: Why We Love To Be Liked And How God Calls Us To More Free of Me

In this episode on the Remotepreneurs Podcast, our guest Helmut Rossemann shares a deep emotional story about how life can mess you up and throw you in a big depression. He was so deep in depression and was feeling like a big failure that he went to Thailand to solve his emotional problems. Luckily, he used YouTube to solve personal problems by genuinely telling them to the public. Now, his channel has over 2 million views and thousands of subscribers that are loyal and supportive. Remotepreneur’s Insights: Solving problems w/ YouTube: How Helmut is solving his issues abroad using YouTube and talking with strangers YouTube Mistakes: Helmut shares why his channel had 5x more negative comments than positive when he started YouTube “overnight” success: Helmut explains how his genuine content hit 1 million views in 1 month Tips to grow your YouTube: Helmut shares tips that helps him create content that people like to watch Top Key Quotes "Every human being you interact is a mirror to your personality" "Don’t ask what life should give you, deal with what you have at the moment" "You cannot change YouTube, nor your customers, you can only change yourself! " "When in depression, don’t search for WHY" "Life is giving you what you need, not what you want" Resources Books The Power of Now - Eckhart Tolle Don’t forget to get even more great episodes and resources to help you break out of the Matrix and grow your own remote empire at the Remotepreneurs website. Love the content? Subscribe and leave a review!

Facebook dynamic ads are a tool for your ecommerce toolbox you have got to know about - and the ironic thing is that whenever I travel to conferences and hear big name ecommerce sellers speak, none of them seem to be talking about this incredible tool. In my experience, it increases your conversion rate like almost nothing else. On this short episode, I encourage you to dip your toe into the waters of dynamic ad insertion. I’ll tell you what it is, how it works, why I believe few people are using them, and how you can leverage that fact to your advantage. Learn this little secret and put it into action. You’ll regret it if you don’t. Imagine being able to show a dynamic ad of a product someone just viewed We’ve all experienced what I’m about to describe. You look at a product on Amazon or another online marketplace, then you decide that you’ll make a buying decision later - so you close the product page. Poking around on Facebook later in the day, something in the sidebar catches your eye. It’s the exact same product you considered buying earlier in the day. Wow, that’s spooky! Or is it? It’s a little-used piece of code that has made an amazing difference in my business. It’s Facebook’s Dynamic Ad insertion and it’s a game-changer. Listen to learn how you can use this same strategy to increase your conversions. Increase sales by tweaking Facebook Dynamic Ads to reel in almost-buyers When somebody spends enough time looking at your product to add it to their cart, they are pretty interested in it, don’t you think? Maybe they are using the cart as a "wishlist" of sorts, to hold the product until they can grab their credit card or until they get home from work. Their intention is to either check it out some more before buying or to buy it later. But people who do that often never come back even though they may have intended to buy. Why? Life interrupts. Things get busy and they forget about the product. You can use Dynamic Ads to give them a gentle reminder about the product they were already interested in and watch your sales grow as a result. This is not theory, I have dynamic ads set up to remind my customers about the products they are interested in, every day and it works. Listen to hear the details. Dynamic Ads are simple in concept but hard work is required to use them By now, you understand how Dynamic Ads work and why they are so effective. Anybody can see the logic behind them. Now you’ve got to take the steps necessary to learn how to use them effectively, and that’s not easy. I believe that most people who should be using Facebook Dynamic Ads are not using them because they are a bit difficult to learn and optimize. Said another way, there’s a barrier to entry that most people are not willing to get past. Why? Because it takes hard, mental work to understand them and use them well. Keep reading to learn how you can leverage the laziness of others to your advantage. The success formula for Facebook Dynamic Ads - and anything else My experience in business and in life has shown me that the majority of people are too lazy to do the hard things that bring the success they would like to have. That’s not a criticism it’s a fact of human nature. That’s OK. People like you and me who are willing to work hard can leverage that reality to our favor. Here’s how I view it - kind of like a formula: My hard work + Laziness of others = My market dominance. You can do the same thing. Don’t be afraid of Dynamic Ads because they are hard. Embrace them, knowing that you’re doing something most people won’t and you’ll be the one to thrive because of it. Outline of This Episode [0:43] The mind-blowing technology that few people seem to be using [3:01] How dynamic ads work to pull together congruence and convenience [4:09] Options for using these ads: intent signals, warm retargeting, [7:27] The power of dynamic ads when targeting abandoned carts (1st priority) [9:30] How the barrier to entry keeps many from using dynamic ads [11:10] Why trying things you don’t understand yet is the fun part Resources & People Mentioned Facebook Dynamic Ads Episode I shared about awareness levels Connect With Bryan Bowman On Facebook Subscribe to Marketing For eCommerce on iTunes

(This episode originally aired on July 30th 2018)In this episode, we sit down with Yinka Bokinni aka the one and only Yinkdaddy. Yinka is currently a presenter for Capital Xtra and Diet Coke, she is a TEDEx speaker, a blogger and her list of accolades go on and on. At such a young age and with so many achievements under her very fashionable belt, she is definitely a force to be reckoned with. But the best thing about Yinka in my opinion, is the fact that she swings to the beat of her own drum and is unapologetically herself 100% of the time. During our conversation, she reminisced on what it was like growing up with 6 siblings, witnessing the impact of her neighbour Damilola Taylor’s death, studying law at university and how after hearing how much fun a Superdrug DJ was having whilst at work, made her want to become a presenter. Our conversation was filled with laughter, moments of reflection and too many motivational gems to count. With Yinka’s talent, drive and confidence, we are sure that she hasn’t even begun to scratch the surface of her limitless potential. So, if you are an aspiring DJ, presenter or female boss, this episode is definitely for you. Show Notes- Growing up in Peckham, not knowing she was poor- ‘When everyone has nothing, that’s just the norm’- Not ever yearning for money and why insatiable thirst for money can take away your joy- “if I was in your shoes for 12 hours I might throw them off”- Growin up as a middle child and having no excuse, but to be herself. learning from her brothers and sisters mistakes and become the best version of them- Growing up next door to damilola taylor, what the effect of his murder was on her and her area.- Being an avid reader, learning from her dad who- ‘I hope my daughter is like me’- The values of reading, non fiction- 20 mins Studying Law at University, ‘I studied a subject that would allow me to have excuses to not be able to go out” because she was really ill.- Not going to her own graduation- Favourite quote ‘to be spoken about is a bad thing, but not to be spoken about is worse still’- Not being boxed in as a creator, being a multi-hyphenate- Why Life is like a chess board- Losing her mum early in life.. her siblings becoming a mother figure as a unit- Discovering her love for presenting by hearing Superdrug FM while shopping- Loving to talk, craving human connection- Why doing what you love can bring out dedication, working on Rinse FM and working a pub job. Why Rinse FM was and is a launching pad for great new presenters- Rinse hosting a female only stage at Wireless Festival- Why Equality is a trend worth pushing- Why Yinka left Rinse- Why working at Capital Xtra is so much fun- Having ‘listen back’ sessions of Yinkas shows, quality assurance- Preparing for interviews- Not being a ‘celebrity’ and what its like being known and having a fanbase- It takes 10 years to become internet famous and 10 seconds for your fanbase to turn on you- Learning how to DJ and opening for Craig David at a Capital Xtra Event- The difference between playing on Radio and playing Live- Learning how to interview and stopping interviews mid-way if they’re not going right. Getting the best out of people- Why Yinka refuses to let nerves get in her way- Asking for what you want & doing what you need to do while getting what you want- “If you’re not willing to do what you want to do for FREE, why should you get paid for it?”- Being bullied online by an anonymous account by someone she knew in real life- Dealing with people thinking she has more than she has- Writing to her 15 year old self- “When 2 people have the same opportunity, they do not do the same thing with it”- Realising that she doesn’t get happiness from work, but rather from human interaction- Keeping private things private, not doing everything for Instagram and social media- The downsides of posting on instagram to thousands of followers- Wanting to get into Television, ignoring YouTube commentsLinksYinka TedX talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kczac6wWY9Uinstagram https://www.instagram.com/yinkabokinni/Website https://yinkabokinni.com/2018/07/26/2018-so-far/@forthecreatorspodcast on insta@for_thecreators on twitterHosts:Ryan Nile - @journeyofthenileVernaire Bass - @vernairebassListen on iTunes, Spotify and more:linktr.ee/forthecreatorspodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back to another episode of For the Creators, where it’s our job to demystify creativity. In these long form conversations, we tease out tips and tricks from all kinds of creatives whether they’re Musicians, Presenters, Actors, Directors, DJs, Writers, Entrepreneurs and everything in between.In this episode, I sit down with Yinka Bokinni aka the one and only Yinkdaddy. Yinka is currently a presenter for Capital Xtra and Diet Coke, she is a TEDEx speaker, a blogger and her list of accolades go on and on. At such a young age and with so many achievements under her very fashionable belt, she is definitely a force to be reckoned with. But the best thing about Yinka in my opinion, is the fact that she swings to the beat of her own drum and is unapologetically herself 100% of the time. During our conversation, she reminisced on what it was like growing up with 6 siblings, witnessing the impact of her neighbour Damilola Taylor’s death, studying law at university and how after hearing how much fun a Superdrug DJ was having whilst at work, made her want to become a presenter. Our conversation was filled with laughter, moments of reflection and too many motivational gems to count. With Yinka’s talent, drive and confidence, I am sure that she hasn’t even begun to scratch the surface of her limitless potential. So, if you are an aspiring DJ, presenter or female boss, this episode is definitely for you. So, without further ado, please enjoy my sit-down with Yinka Bokinni.Show Notes- Growing up in Peckham, not knowing she was poor- ‘When everyone has nothing, that’s just the norm’- Not ever yearning for money and why insatiable thirst for money can take away your joy- “if I was in your shoes for 12 hours I might throw them off”- Growin up as a middle child and having no excuse, but to be herself. learning from her brothers and sisters mistakes and become the best version of them- Growing up next door to damilola taylor, what the effect of his murder was on her and her area.- Being an avid reader, learning from her dad who- ‘I hope my daughter is like me’- The values of reading, non fiction- 20 mins Studying Law at University, ‘I studied a subject that would allow me to have excuses to not be able to go out” because she was really ill.- Not going to her own graduation- Favourite quote ‘to be spoken about is a bad thing, but not to be spoken about is worse still’- Not being boxed in as a creator, being a multi-hyphenate- Why Life is like a chess board- Losing her mum early in life.. her siblings becoming a mother figure as a unit- Discovering her love for presenting by hearing Superdrug FM while shopping- Loving to talk, craving human connection- Why doing what you love can bring out dedication, working on Rinse FM and working a pub job. Why Rinse FM was and is a launching pad for great new presenters- Rinse hosting a female only stage at Wireless Festival- Why Equality is a trend worth pushing- Why Yinka left Rinse- Why working at Capital Xtra is so much fun- Having ‘listen back’ sessions of Yinkas shows, quality assurance- Preparing for interviews- Not being a ‘celebrity’ and what its like being known and having a fanbase- It takes 10 years to become internet famous and 10 seconds for your fanbase to turn on you- Learning how to DJ and opening for Craig David at a Capital Xtra Event- The difference between playing on Radio and playing Live- Learning how to interview and stopping interviews mid-way if they’re not going right. Getting the best out of people- Why Yinka refuses to let nerves get in her way- Asking for what you want & doing what you need to do while getting what you want- “If you’re not willing to do what you want to do for FREE, why should you get paid for it?”- Being bullied online by an anonymous account by someone she knew in real life- Dealing with people thinking she has more than she has- Writing to her 15 year old self- “When 2 people have the same opportunity, they do not do the same thing with it”- Realising that she doesn’t get happiness from work, but rather from human interaction- Keeping private things private, not doing everything for Instagram and social media- The downsides of posting on instagram to thousands of followers- Wanting to get into Television, ignoring YouTube commentsLinksYinka TedX talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kczac6wWY9Uinstagram https://www.instagram.com/yinkabokinni/Website https://yinkabokinni.com/2018/07/26/2018-so-far/@forthecreatorspodcast on insta@for_thecreators on twitterHosts:Ryan Nile - @journeyofthenileVernaire Bass - @vernairebassListen on iTunes, Spotify and more:linktr.ee/forthecreatorspodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

WHY I get so excited for Funnel Hacking Live... Hey, what's going on everyone? This is Steve Larsen and you're listening to Sales Funnel Radio. Oh yeah. I've spent the last four years learning from the most brilliant marketers today. And now I've left my nine-to-five to take the plunge and build my million dollar business. The real question is, "How will I do it without VC funding or debt? Completely from scratch?" This podcast is here to give you the answer. Join me and follow along as I learn, apply, and share marketing strategies to grow my online business using only today's best internet sales funnels. My name is Steve Larsen, and welcome to Sales Funnel Radio. What's up guys? I am so freaking excited for Funnel Hacking LIVE. It is coming up. Just to be clear, I've had a lot of people reach out and say, "Oh, Steve, now that you're leaving ClickFunnels, are you gonna keep podcasting and publishing and doing their podcast?" Please understand that this is my own show and it's not affiliated at all with ClickFunnels. I just happen to be a ridiculous fanboy of everyone over there, what they do. They're changing the world, and so that's why I talk about it so much. Also, besides the fact that I've worked there. It's just a lot of part of my history, and I have massive, ridiculous respect and love for Russell and what he does. And, frankly, when you've made the kind of money he has, he obviously very easily could kind of drift off into the night, and he doesn't choose to do that. He decides to continue to go out and change stuff. So, anyways, I'm excited for Funnel Hacking LIVE. If you are not going, please find a way to get there, okay? I'm not being paid to say that. I am trying to help you understand and get to the spot that changed my life. It changed my life for me when I got there, and it was amazing. It changed everything. To be around the right people, to be around the right information, to be around the most cutting-edge stuff ... Anyways, there's my pitch for you. Hey, I have for the last several episodes been teasing you guys with this idea that I've got something special for you who are coming, and I do. I'm sure we're gonna meet anyways, but I really want to meet you guys if you're listening to this, okay? And so, I've got something special for you. I went out and I grabbed these sweet little flash drives and these flash drives ... What I'm gonna put on them is pretty incredible. I have been going out ... And if you haven't been noticing, I've been building a bunch of funnels live lately. It's been a lot of fun. I've built, maybe, nine of them and each one of them is about five hours long. I build them from scratch and I record myself doing it, and I do it in front of a live audience. And I've been doing that for the last, I don't know, four months, five months, something like that. And it's been fun. I've really, really enjoyed going through and doing that. It's a ton of work, oh my gosh. But I teach for the first fourth, the first third, something like that, and then I build from the ground up and everyone asks questions while I go. So it's extremely in-depth. Every single thing I place on there is on purpose. Everything has a purpose, and it's all part of the strategy. Anyways, I hope if you've been able to watch those, it's been kind of awesome... Well, when ... It's probably, like, what, three years ago? I built this funnel. It was probably the fourth or fifth funnel I'd ever built. The first funnel I'd ever built was, I told you guys, it was a smartphone insurance funnel. It went well. It was kind of a break-even business. If I had known more at that time, I would've kept it going and sold something more expensive on the back end because we were getting customers. Break even, which is awesome. That was our first funnel, first attempt, which is pretty cool when you think about it. It's awesome. But, shortly after I started building all these funnels for all these other companies. I was ... A lot of you guys know, I am actually just barely leaving the Army right now. Paperwork in the government takes a long time to do what it's supposed to, I guess, and get the final signature. I don't know what it does. It must just sit somewhere and have a four or five month timer on it, and then someone walks up, signs the last thing, and hands it back. I don't know, but everything's out of my hands. I'm in the middle of leaving the Army right now. As soon as the last signature happens, I am completely out of the military. Anyways, so I enlisted first, and I went through basic training and I loved it. It was hard. It wasn't impossible, though. I was actually hoping it'd be a little bit harder, but there were some challenging moments. There was some challenging aspects to it. I didn't eat that much. I still actually slept pretty well for the most part. We didn't really eat, though, that much, which was ... I lost 15 pounds, and I went in weighing, like, 170. I was really skinny when I came out of basic. It was crazy. So that part was challenging, and there were some challenging aspects along the way. So I get out, and I was officially in the military at that time, and when I get in college and start building these funnels, build the smartphone insurance funnel, build all these other things. And what ends up happening is ... I was in a program called ROTC, and I became an officer when I graduated. However, we wanted to put on a fundraiser. We wanted to put on a mud run. So what we did, was we put together this track. It was a 5K mud run, you know what I mean? Like, there was mud everywhere, obstacle courses all over the place. We had cool fire pits you had to jump over. We had spots where ... We made it military style, you know what I mean? You ran with M16s through all the stuff while we had simulated explosions going on around them. It was really, really cool. And we put this awesome course together and they're like, "Hey, how are we gonna get people?" I was like, "I've got it. I've been learning about this thing called ClickFunnels. I know none of you know what it is. I'm gonna go build it, I'll be right back." And I spent probably 40 hours. I didn't totally know what I was doing at the time. I was just kind of figuring it out as I went, and I was talking to Support pretty much every single day. A couple times, actually. I became "that guy," you know what I mean, to Support, probably. Which is fine. I was learning. And I went through and I was building all this stuff and I put together this event funnel. And it was the first time I ever did anything like that. Well, from that event funnel, I went out and we started promoting it, and we got it on the news. We got it in newspapers. We got it on our school ... And we went, basically, the equivalent of what a Dream 100 would be. We ended up getting 650 people to my first time ever building a live event funnel. 650 people to a live event. We ended up raising ... We collected $7,000. We raffled off an AR-15. If you don't know what that is, it's like an M16, but the civilian version. And we went out and we raised all this money and donated it to the Fisher House Foundation. Which, the Fisher House Foundation is the ... It's pretty awesome. When a soldier gets wounded and they get flown to a hospital, the Fisher House Foundation funds the expenses for the family to fly out to whatever hospital the soldier is being taken care of in. So they can actually go see their loved ones while they're in the hospital getting better. So we were able to make a good donation there, which is awesome. It was a really, really cool experience. So, it's very fascinating, though, because very shortly after that funnel ... No joke, meaning, the event happened ... A lot of people don't know this. The event happened and the next week I was at my first Funnel Hacking LIVE event. When I bootstrapped my way to that event. That was all literally a week after we ran that mud run, which was the funnel that I built to get people to it. I was like, "This is working. Holy crap!" And I was building it for other people. And I was like, "What if I did this for this event and it worked?" And we ended up straight cash, and I bootstrapped my way building more funnels for other businesses to get to that Funnel Hacking LIVE event. Well, lo and behold when I got hired, time came for Funnel Hacking LIVE again, 2017. And I had the complete, ridiculous, insane honor of helping build, obviously, like every other funnel that I was there for ... Helping build the funnel for Funnel Hacking LIVE 2017. Guess what? Same process, okay? I literally funnel hacked, basically, Russell's 2015 event funnel for my mud run funnel, and then I went through, and I was at the 2016 one. And when the 2017 event came along, I was like, "Sweet. We're gonna build this funnel." And guess what? Obviously, the page looked different. Obviously there was better sales copy than I ever wrote, that first time I ever built that mud run event funnel, that 5K ... We called it the 5K Warrior Mud Run. Obviously, it was to a higher quality, but it was the same funnel. And I went through, and I was like, "This is so sweet. Holy crap!" And I went through and I got the extreme, ridiculous honor of building this thing and putting it altogether for the 2017 Funnel Hacking LIVE. Well, I am extremely ecstatic. In just a few weeks here, like, one week to be exact. I get the honor of going again to Funnel Hacking LIVE and meeting those of you guys who are also coming, and guess what I want to give you? I went through, and I've been building these funnels live. Let me go full circle with this, okay? You're like, "Man, Steve, you're going all over the place." Just follow me for a second, okay? I've been building ... When I left working there, which crushed my insides. I just felt like it's something I had to do. It crushed my insides when I left that job. I was like, "I've gotta go put in stone a lot of these very specific lessons and tactics and tricks that are very funnel-specific. I've gotta go put those down in stone." So that's why I've been building live a lot of funnels. There's been a group of about 40-50 people that have been joining me for the majority of these funnel builds for the last five months, and I have the recordings of all of them. I have the share funnels. I have the email sequences. I have how it works in each industry. I have other ridiculous stuff that I put inside of it... And my plan is to sell those ... A lot of people have asked me, "What are you doing with these, Steven?" Well, number one, I've been putting them in my product for my webinar. A lot of you guys have been going out and buying that product just so you can get the funnels, which is awesome. There's like, eight, of those recordings in there. Almost literally every single one of them's in that product... But a lot of you guys, though ... Like, the ones that ... There are others that I've been obviously not including that did not apply to the product that I've been selling. So, anyways, my plan is to be able to give you some of those funnels, as well as the five hour recording of me, first of all training you on that funnel. When to use it, when not to use it, the order in which to use it, the best scenarios to use it in. And then me actually building it. But then also, the share funnel itself. The email sequences with it. The pdf map that shows you how the whole thing works from a top level view, 50,000-foot view. And I want to give the event funnel to you. Now, obviously it's not the Funnel Hacking LIVE event funnel; however, it is the same funnel. Does that make sense? I went through and I built it ... I don't know when that was. It was recent, and that was one of my favorite ones ever. I want to give it to you guys for free. It's my future plan, though, to sell them individually anywhere for $400-$500 a piece because they're freaking awesome and they're worth more than that. I don't start building funnels for somebody until the $50,000-$100,000 range with royalties in the back. They're definitely worth $500, okay? Anyways, I want to make them $1,000 each, but I wanted to make them more available. So, it's the training, it's the funnel, it's the email sequences/other sequences that come along with it. It's the pdf map, and it's when I went and did a full training on the event funnel itself. It's like five hours. It's a live Q and A in front of a huge group, which is awesome. Anyways, so I wanted to give that to you. I'm gonna put that on the flash drives, and I've got like 60-70 flash drives, and it says Steve Larsen on them. And I want to be able to give them to you, though, at the event. Here's what I'm asking for in return. Yes, I am a marketer, so what I'm gonna ask is that when you come up to me, you say a little magic phrase so that I know that you are one of the people who are listening to this show. And here's what I ask from you. That we take a picture together, and you post it on your Facebook profile. That's it. Say, "Hey, I'm with this good looking champ right here," of whatever. Does that sound good? That's all I'm asking for in return. This is me pitching. Sounds good? I told a story to break and rebuild your belief about the importance of an event funnel and what it can do. And then what I do, is now this is me putting the offer out. Sound good? And what I'm doing, is this is call to action. You're gonna walk up to me, and this is what you're gonna say. First of all I'm gonna say it. Actually, you know what? I'm not gonna say it. I need to tell a story to help explain it. So what I'm gonna do, is ... When I was in the Army in basic training, I went in the middle of winter. And winter was rough, guys. Winter was rough. It was a stupid decision to go to basic training in the winter because the drill sergeants totally took advantage of it. There were ice storms all the time, and just out of a mental toughening factor, they'd leave us out in the ice storms in shorts and a t-shirt for hours. And you'd just be sitting there at the position of attention, which means you can't move. The only thing you can do is move your eyes, but even then you're just supposed to look straight forward. So you're staying completely still, just freezing your butt off, and there's these ice storms going off. And you're just, "Ah!" And one day, we were practicing taking over areas. Like, "How do we enter in an area and take over that position?" There's 200 of us. Can you imagine handing over a bunch of 17 and 18 year olds M16s? There's gonna be some coordination. There's gonna be a plan. So we were practicing taking over, and I was significantly older than most of the rest of the people there. I was in college. That made me very different. I was married. That made me very different. I had a kid. That made me very different. I was a very different scenario. I was running side businesses. That made me very different. I was a very different kid than the person that was already there. But anyways, we were practicing taking over these areas, and we get to this field, and the field is flooded. It had been raining/ice falling. Not snowing, it was either ice or rain. It was sleeting for the last several days. And I went and they were like, "Hey, we're gonna practice taking over these areas." And we were kind of walking through the scenario, so it wasn't run at full speed. We're all doing it half-speed. And they're like, "Okay, Larsen. You're gonna run out here, and you and this guy, you're gonna dive on the ground and you're gonna interlock your feet. And you wiggle your foot, and that's how you would talk back and forth to each other. So you don't have to actually speak with your mouth. Your feet are interlocked. Just one of the foots of the guy next to you. Does that make sense? So I went out and I go out there and they're like, "Okay, get down right here." And where they pointed was this, probably, like, six inches of water. It was a lot of water. It was a full out puddle, and the drill sergeant knew that, and they were smiling at me. And they wanted to make it crappy, and I was like, "Okay." And if you've ever seen the movie Unbroken, this is nothing like that intensity, but please understand that's what I was trying to do. I was trying to say, "Alright. Bring it. I can take it." So I laid down, and what happens when you get in cold ... It's 33 degrees outside. It was not quite cold enough yet to freeze, but it was so cold that ... It was almost ice. Guys, I'm laying in six inches of water, 33 degrees. Freezing. Massive wind coming in. Nonstop wind. And I'm laying in water. It's now almost completely covering my entire body, and I'm laying in it completely still in the prone holding my weapon with our feet interlocked. And my first thought was, "Oh my gosh." What happens when you get in water that's that cold ... If anyone's ever taken an ice bath before or if you've ever had the luxury of Russell throwing you in the middle of his Cryosauna, your body starts to shake. And what's happening is, when you start shaking, the capillaries are cinching up and the blood is sucking out of your capillaries and rushing to your organs. And that shaking feeling is kind of your body trying to get warm, but also after a while your body just kind of sucks the blood out of it. That's why your fingers start to turn a little bit blue, it's because the blood's taking out of your extremities towards your organs to keep them warm. And when you stop shaking, you know that you are starting to head towards a dangerous area... So, I was shaking. I was like, "Oh my gosh," and I just started yelling. I was like, "Whoa, yeah." I'm gonna react to this well. I'm gonna react to the scenario well. I cannot control what is happening to me. I can control my reaction to it. So I'm going to change the way I view this. And I'm going to start yelling, and I'm going to get excited. And I'm gonna be bigger than this situation because we did not go back for a long time. I stayed wet for a long time. My feet were gray, I don't think they're supposed to be that color, when I finally took my boots off. But I was like, "I'm gonna react well. I am going to choose how this happens. I'm gonna choose the outcome of this scenario." And it was the first time ... It's not the first time, but that was a very vivid time that I was like, "You know what? This is an important opportunity for me to learn something if I choose to." So this is what I did. I stood up when the drill sergeants weren't looking. I stood up and I started running. I started running and I started jumping in the puddles of water next to all the other soldiers. And I started playing with them. Does that make sense? I started making it this thing ... We were in a slow speed, kind of, environment. This was not like ... We weren't running this at full space. We weren't being ... Anyway, we're all holding real weapons, but we were jumping around. We were being safe, but we were jumping around, we're splashing water. And I was like, "Woo! Yeah!" Jumping around. And people were like, "Larsen! Shut up! Shut up! I hate you!" And they're swearing on my unborn, future children at the time. They're like yelling at you. They're like, "Oh, I'm gonna kill you. You're dead tonight. You're dead. We're putting soaps in our socks and hitting you." They're threatening me with all this stuff, and I'm jumping around, and I was just doing what I could to react appropriately to the crappy scenario I had no control over. And I started saying this phrase, and it sounds stupid, but it's what I want you to say to get the flash drive. Okay? Don't mess it up. There is a vernacular to it. It sounds very simple, okay? I started going ... And what I would do is I would start saying in my mind, "H!H! OO BAYBAY!" and I would start yelling that. I would start yelling it. "H!H! OO BAYBAY!" Don't jack it up. This is how you do it. This is how it's spelled. It's h ... This is all in caps. If you're writing it, it's all in caps. Massive 72-point font. Bold. It's H!H! OO BAYBAY. It's baybay. Not baby. You're not, "Oh baby." No. None of that weak crap. You're gonna reach down. You're gonna grab your boot strings, and you're gonna go "H!H! OO BAYBAY!" And you're gonna scream it. And when I see you, that's the phrase. Because you're probably gonna be tired at Funnel Hacking LIVE. You are probably ... There's probably so many things gonna be lodging into your brain that you've never considered. New connections, new ideas, new things to take your business to the next level, that often a lot of times what will happen is if you are not in the correct state of mind, you will miss it. And I don't want you to. This is all about self-state control, and you've gotta get good at it. I believe in it, and it's the reason Russell and I were able to build funnels at the speed we were. We didn't always feel like it. We're tired most of the time. But by choosing my state ... Yes, even on the internet when I'm sitting in my office by myself and there's no other person around me to cultivate that energy, I choose the outcome. I choose the scenario. I'm sorry, I don't choose the scenario. I choose the way I react to it. Which, that is what determines the outcome, funny enough. Not the scenario. How many people have you ever heard of who were super poor, terrible with life scenarios, and then they turn it all around? Why? Life didn't dish them up this amazing card deck. It's the way they reacted to it that determines the outcome. I use that phrase in so many ... Guys, when we were ... Later on, just to keep the military thing going on ... Honestly, I use it in so many areas. I still do today. We were doing gas chamber ... I don't know if I've told this story before, but we were doing gas chamber training, and I put my gas mask on. I put my gas mask on, and it's CS gas. If you don't know what CS gas is, it's not fun. It gets inside of your ... As soon as you breathe it or it starts to seep into your skin, it literally makes all of your glands and your pores start to ... The equivalent of defecate, okay? You have no control over your nose and you start to get these disgusting runny noses. Your eyes start to get all red and watery. It's pretty nasty stuff. And it's basically riot control gas. But, they really increased the dosage for my group. Because they want to teach you how to use gas masks. So we're all lining up there, and people start kind of freaking out and kind of hyperventilating. We're all standing outside of this gas chamber, and we all got these gas masks, and they all start practicing. "Gas! Gas! Gas!" And we all put our gas masks on. We have to do it within seven seconds, seal it, clear the mask of any gas that actually might have gotten in while we were putting the mask on. So, you blow air in and then you grab another valve, seal that one off, and then suck in really hard, and it seals it to your face. It's not comfortable. And they're like, "Okay, we're gonna go in," and we start going into this gas chamber, and it was a little bit freaky, I'm not gonna lie. You get in there, and it's thick, green smoke all over the place. You're like, "Crap, I really don't want to breathe this garbage. Oh my gosh, I hope I sealed my mask correctly. H!H! OO BAYBAY!" Does that make sense? All these fears, "Scared! H!H! OO BAYBAY! Let's just do it, baby, and you just jump out the plane, build the parachute while you fall." That's why I say that phrase. Does that make sense? It's crazy, though. Some girls in there started freaking out, and they had to physically grab this girl and shove her against the wall and tell her to settle down. It was a little bit ... Anyway, and then you take the mask off and you start doing exercises in there, and it was not fun. People were throwing up. That was a terrible experience. That was not fun. But that's what I'm saying, though. You don't always have control. In fact, you almost never have control over the scenarios in your life. And when you're given a little bit of rope to have control, you take that rope and you run 15 miles with it and you go as far as you can with it. Most of the time, it's about reacting appropriately to the actions that are handed to you. That's, like, 90% of why I do what I do, guys. That's, like, 90% of the reason I've been able to do what I do. It is a mentality. I hate the phrase, "Oh, it's all about ... I do mindset coaching." Like, okay, what does that mean? I don't understand that. To me, though, that is what that means. State control. That means something more important to me than mindset training. That's what I do, though. It's about how I react to the scenarios given to me. Very rarely do I ever have a great deck that is just given to me. I believe in luck, I just don't believe in chance. Does that make sense? Luck. Have you ever heard the quote, "Luck is where preparation meets opportunity?" I think that's how the phrase goes. I can't remember. "Luck is where preparations meets opportunity," or something like that. I believe in luck, I just don't believe in chance. I believe that if I work my absolute guts out, I will be ready for the opportunity that just kind of comes my way. And it will be handed to me because I've been running. I'm already in motion. Opportunity goes to those who are already in motion. It is so frustrating to try and coach individuals who are not in motion yet, and their main hurdle is for me to help them get in motion. Oh my gosh, that is a rough scenario. Oh, just be in motion. I don't even care if you're running the wrong direction. Just be moving, and you will find guidance as you move. It is so much easier to steer a moving canoe... Have you ever sat in a canoe before? I was in scouts. I got my Eagle Scout award. I went and did all this other stuff. It's a lot of fun, right? But paddling ... I've been in many canoes before where you're paddling, and if you're trying to just coast along with the river, it could be a little challenging, if you're moving at the speed of a very still river, to actually steer. It's way easier to steer when you're going somewhere. You control the speed, rather than try and drift. Drifting with the paddle is, like, worse than not having a paddle at all. You don't have a paddle. You've got ClickFunnels. You've got the best marketing out there. You've got the best of the best of the best. The only thing that's up to you is to start rowing. I don't care if you're going the wrong direction. So, the phrase is, "H!H! OO BAYBAY!" And you've got to say it like that, or I'm not handing you a flash drive. I'm excited for you to get there. I'm excited for you guys to feel the change if you want it to be there. You guys, understand that I had so much belief that if I just got in the room ... If I just got in the room, my life would change. That was my belief. It was that strong. That first event I ever got to when I did not have the discretionary income to actually pay for something like an event and I bootstrapped my way there. And because of that, it did change. And when I got hired at ClickFunnels, 20 minutes after my interview, they give a call, and they said, "Hey, you're hired. We want you to sit next to Russell," and I was like, "What?" I was trying to go for a sSupport position. I just wanted to be near where the action was. I was like, "Are you serious? Of course. You're gonna pay me to do that?" And I called my wife, and ... Years of struggling ... I was in motion. I was in motion, and that's why I feel like it came my way. I did not have all the answers, but I had enough to see the three steps in front of me. I knew where the peak was. I could not see anything in-between. And I called my wife, and I said, "Babe ..." I was trying not to cry, but I was also losing my voice because I was just yelling I was so excited. I was like, "Babe, our life just changed." I was driving the five hours back to where my family was. Less than a week later, we were living in Boise, Idaho. What I'm trying to say is ... I said, "Babe, the course of our life just changed. The outcome of where we were going to go, it's different now." If you choose it to be ... It's the reason I get so freaking pumped about Funnel Hacking LIVE. If you choose it to be, Funnel Hacking LIVE is that for you. It was for me. It is not a trite thing. It's not just another event. I will tell you from working there from my own experience that every individual who works at ClickFunnels is there to change the world. It's an active conversation. Unfortunately, that's an awkward conversation for most other places in the world. It is an active ... "How can we change the world?" Like, "What? Who talks like that?" Those in the ... Just like Steve Jobs said, "Those who are actually gonna try and change the world are the ones that actually do." And they are. It's the reason I get so pumped about it. They changed my world. They're changing everyone else's world. They're changing industries. That's why I get so pumped about it. People are like, "Man, you're a freak show about Funnel Hacking LIVE." Yeah I am. I get more pumped about it than Christmas, every other holiday. It literally is ... And it's because of what it can do for you. To be in a room with that many other millionaires, to be in a room with that amount of mental ... Top of the line stuff, you guys. And software. How often do you get the marketing education and technology blend in the same sitting? That's so freakishly rare it's ridiculous. You get both at Funnel Hacking LIVE. The top of the top, the best of the best. The who's who are all there. And if you're like, "Steve, I still don't have my ticket." Well, you've got, like, a week. Find a way and get there, and know that it has the power to change your life and put the course of your life on a different outcome based on how you react. So you come up to me. I've got ... There's two things on them. Number one, I'm gonna give you guys the event funnel. Some sweet training on there. I'm gonna give you guys ... There's a whole bunch of other stuff that I'm not gonna advertise, okay, that's really, really cool. I've got some extra little Easter eggs in there for you. But you walk up to me, and you give me the most interactive, "H!H! OO BAYBAY!," I will give one right back, so long as my voice is not completely gone, and let's take a picture. You post that up there. I will give you a flash drive. On your Facebook profile, and I will hand it off to you. Sound good? Alright guys, that is the prepare for Funnel Hacking LIVE plan. I would start going through. I would re-listen to any ... If you've got a Funnel Hacking LIVE ticket ... I know because I built the Members' Area, okay? When you got a Funnel Hacking LIVE ticket, you also got access to the 2015, 2016, and 2017 replays. I have been ... I'm almost done listening to all the replays again. Yes, I do listen to them all the time. I just reread 108 Split Tests. I am re-listening to tons of stuff. That's how I'm preparing, guys. Prepare. Put yourself in a state-control. Choose. Decide the outcome. Decide the outcome before you actually start the event. How crazy of an idea is that? That's what you can do with this. So, go out and start preparing. Re-listen to the past episodes. They came with your ticket this year, which is awesome. Go and actually start re-reading Expert Secrets. Re-read [inaudible 00:30:00] Secrets. Re-read 108 Split Tests. Go through the Funnel Hacker Cookbook. Go through those things, and start consuming that stuff. Get yourself in a state to receive. Most of you guys are coming to my Mastermind the day before. I'm very excited to have you guys. It's gonna be great. It's a small group. I'm excited it is. So, very, very excited to have you, though, and I am excited to meet you. Excited to meet you guys over there. Give a high five, brotherly hug, whatever. Give me a little state-controlled shout out. A little, "H!H! OO BAYBAY!" And we'll take a picture. You post it up there, and my thank you is a flash drive with the event funnel. The event funnel, as well as a whole bunch of other goodies that I'm just gonna toss on there for fun. I've only got, like 60 or 70 of them, so ... Anyways, thanks guys. I appreciate it. I know this was kind of a different styled episode, but you need to know why I get so pumped about it. Someone was laughing at me. They were like, "You get that excited about it?" I'm like, "Okay, let me tell you why. It's because I chose it to be and it's because I knew ... I believed that Russell knew how to get me to the next spot." Half of you guys are still trying to decide if this stuff works. Get past that freakishly stupid doubt, and go and just believe it. Take a chance. They're not paying me for this. They don't even know I'm doing it. I just know it works. Before I knew it worked, I had to believe that it worked. There's nothing that's gonna happen. I'm not gonna actually act unless there's just this little inkling that it could possibly actually work. You've gotta get there. Drop the other doubts. Choose the outcome before the event starts by your state-controlling self. Prepare like crazy. I've got some cool goodies for you. Come give a little state-controlled shout out, "H!H! OO BAYBAY!" And come on out and say hi. Let's take a picture, and I'll give you guys some sweet stuff as a thank you. And hopefully you guys can get out there and start crushing, as well. Alright guys, thanks so much. And I hope you guys enjoyed this episode. I certainly did. We'll talk to you later. Thanks for listening. Please remember to write and subscribe... Hey, you want me to speak at your next event or Mastermind? Let me know what I can share that would be most valuable by going to stevejlarsen.com and book my time now.

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Hey hey! Welcome to episode 193 of Life on Fire. You’ve heard the saying: “You’re the sum of the 5 people you spend the most time with.” But what do you do if you want to change who those 5 people are? How do you find positive, support and encouraging people who are up to big things in the world like you are? One place to find people like that is the Life on Fire movement. Rather than talk to you about the benefits, today’s show is a highlight reel direct from our members. You’ll hear from six different people about what they’ve gotten out of being part of the Life on Fire movement. From community to support to actually achieving goals they’ve set, each person has something to share about the contribution this community has made to their lives In this episode you’ll hear:   Why Life on Fire is more than just a cool name! How has this movement helped people be more productive? The power of taking action with the support of others, and why it matters. The larger your network, the larger your what? And so much more! To really find out what’s happening within the Life on Fire movement you’ll hear directly from people like Calvin Wayman. Calvin says Life on Fire has helped him find his gifts and find what he had to share with the world. According to him, the weekly calls are the tangible things that keep him in action. Those calls help him set goals, and keep commitments to himself: the weekly calls keep him accountable and in action! Calvin says life on fire is more than just a cool name, it's a movement! It's people getting together and creating something bigger than themselves. It's a community coming together to create a life on fire and create something bigger than they would ever create on their own. Idris has found the focus on action to be particularly helpful to him. He loves the training Life on Fire provides through calls and videos: “…you can put it into action in your life. If you want to be productive this will get you there!” For Peter, he is grateful to be a part of like-minded people who are connecting, growing, evolving and having fun! He says the group impacts the world around them and as a result, they are able to generate change and wake people up. He is “…grateful to have met Nick and Megan and the Life on Fire team, and to be a part of something bigger than myself." Peter recommends joining the Life on Fire movement If you’re wanting to connect with a community where you will feel support, and you want to grow and evolve as an individual. Carlos joined for similar reasons. He wanted to be a part of like-minded entrepreneurs, but it's the community that keeps him coming back. He says, "The community of Life on Fire is really open and everyone is on that same journey. For me that connection with the people has been amazing." This group has helped him get down to the nitty-gritty of what needs to be done in his business and what he needs to learn in his industry. Ben is another member of the Life on Fire movement who also raves about the connection and the network expansion the group provides. His investment in this group has been 10x by the return he's gotten! For him it's been about the connection, the people as well as the tools and resources he’s received by being a part of the group. And he has been using all of those pieces to build his network because Ben reminds us “…the larger your network the larger your net worth.” Whether you’re looking to grow your network and your net worth like Ben, have more accountability and support like Calvin or simply be a part of a group committed to changing their world like Peter, you’ll get it out of the Life on Fire movement. Check out today’s episode for a few more testimonials, and then pop over to Life on Fire to join us! EPISODE RESOURCES Life on Fire Movement Life on Fire Fest 2016 Subscribe to Life on Fire TV Podcast Write a Review on iTunes

Atheist philosopher Michael Ruse joins Justin as we spend a second week looking at Andy Bannister’s new book ‘The atheist who didn’t exist’. Its amusingly titled chapters include ‘The Peculiar Case of the Postmodern Penguin (or: Why Life without God is Meaningless). Michael and Andy debate whether it’s a problem that atheists can’t have meaning with a ‘capital M’. For The Atheist Who Didn’t Exist: http://theatheistwhodidntexist.com/ For Michael Ruse’s ‘Atheism: What everyone needs to know’: http://www.amazon.com/Atheism-What-Everyone-Needs-Know%C2%AE/dp/0199334587 For more faith debates visit http://www.premierchristianradio.com/Shows/Saturday/Unbelievable Join the conversation: Facebook and Twitter Get the MP3 Podcast of Unbelievable? Via RSS or Via Itunes