Podcasts about why noah

For over 25 years, Stephen Woessner has been in the trenches working alongside and consulting with hundreds of clients — teaching them how to plant their flag of authority within the markets they serve, grow their audience, fill their sales pipeline with right-fit prospects, and ultimately — drive revenue. Stephen founded Predictive ROI in 2009 and remains its CEO and owner. He's the host of Onward Nation — a top-rated podcast with listeners in over 140 countries and over 1,000 episodes. His marketing insights have been featured in major media, and he's the bestselling author of four books, including his latest entitled, “Sell with Authority.” He believes we're entering the era of the AUTHORITY. Brands that occupy the coveted “expert” status are afforded the highest level of confidence and trust from their customers, prospects, and other stakeholders because they have a depth of knowledge and point-of-view that can't be denied or easily replicated. Stephen's practical and tactical training sessions help companies capitalize on the huge shift taking place in the market today. In our hyper-competitive market for awareness and attention — brands need to plant their flag of authority and then leverage this position to fill their sales pipeline with right-fit prospects while developing deeper relationships with existing customers. Our purpose is to deliver predictable and measurable ROI by positioning our clients as THE AUTHORITY in their niches and then monetizing that position. What you'll learn about in this episode: In this unique episode of Onward Nation, you'll hear audio from a guest appearance Stephen Woessner recently had on the Profit With Podcasting podcast, hosted by Noah Tetzner. You'll hear insights about: Why Noah's outstanding initial email where he reached out to invite Stephen to guest on his Profit With Podcasting show immediately caught Stephen's notice Stephen shares the origins of the Onward Nation podcast and discusses how the show has grown over its more than one thousand episodes How the Onward Nation podcast led to the Trojan Horse of Sales strategy and Predictive ROI's focus on thought leadership marketing What the Dream 25 list is, and how you can utilize your Dream 25 as a roadmap for getting intentional about your ideal client prospects How a podcast can be an ideal vehicle for connecting with your Dream 25 perfect-fit prospects as a Trojan Horse to get you in the gates Why the follow-up process after a Dream 25 client appears on your show is the crucial next step for furthering your relationship Why your contacts with your prospect need to be about them and their expertise and not be self-aggrandizing Why it's important to slice and dice your podcast episode to share through other channels so that you don't become a “one-trick pony” How the Sell With Authority methodology has grown into an encompassing, multifaceted thought leadership marketing strategy Resources from the Profit With Podcasting episode: Learn more about the power of thought leadership marketing with Noah Tetzner's Profit With Podcasting Email Noah: noah@profitwithpodcasting.com Get a free copy of Sell With Authority: https://predictiveroi.com/free-book Profitable Podcasting by Stephen Woessner: https://amzn.to/3qH3yZV Additional Resources: Free Executive Leadership Summary report from Predictive ROI: https://predictiveroi.com/research Predictive ROI Free Resource Library: https://predictiveroi.com/resources/ Stephen Woessner's LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/stephenwoessner/

Taking the leap and deciding to launch your business is scary - just ask serial entrepreneur Noah Alper, who has done it six times, including two mega-successful ventures: the West Coast Noah's New York Bagels chain and Bread & Circus, once the Northeast’s largest natural foods chain and now part of Whole Foods Market. Six and a half years after founding Noah’s New York Bagels, he sold the business for $100 million. Join me in conversation with Noah, as we talk through his past 50 years in the food industry and learn from his successes & mistakes. In this show, we’ll discuss: Noah’s path of launching, growing and selling food & food-related businesses for the past five decades The three things that Noah did NOT have in place when his business flopped in the 1980’s (you MUST focus on these in order to succeed!) Why Noah turned down the first opportunity to sell Noah’s New York Bagels, only to turn around and sell it for $100M one year later For the full show notes and to keep in touch with Noah, click here.  Retail Ready® students: here’s your exclusive invite to join Noah and me on May 19, 2021 for our monthly Industry Expert call! Note your questions for Noah as you listen in, and make sure to tune in live in May. More details to follow directly in our Retail Ready® student communications. If you’re ready to invest in your business, you’ve got to check out Retail Ready®, my online course for producers who are looking to increase their sales this year! Jump on our Retail Ready® waitlist to be the first to know when we open enrollment again. Click here to save your spot!

GUESTS BIO Noah Hoffman - is a real estate investor with 27 units. He owns 7, master-leases 5, and manages 15 with 3-6 more coming on in the next 90 days. Noah started with management, which led to buying properties with conventional financing with his wife, and then started partnering with people on owner finance and subject-to deals to acquire with little to no money down. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EPISODE 04:19 Noah's biography/introduction 05:08 How Noah started in real estate towards short term rentals. 06:58 How Noah got the idea of doing Airbnb. 08:39 Noah's 2nd unit in another state. 09:27 What markets is Noah in now. 11:45 What Noah's team looks like. 14:00 What Noah's operations look like to automate some of the processes. 16:39 Tools that they use for their property management system. 24:22 How Noah started branching off into the rental arbitrage. 18:01 Noah's rental arbitrage and how it evolved into a subject 2 deals. 27:15 What a ‘subject 2 deal' is. 33:49 Mike and E's acknowledgement/highlight to Noah. 35:39 Noah's experience on his 2nd mentorship. 36:52 Noah's goals and plans for 2021. 38:06 Why Noah is cold calling for 2 hours a day. 40:41 Where can people get in touch with Noah Hoffman? 41:24 Noah's #1 secret to success in short term rentals. NOTABLE QUOTES (KEY LESSONS): "Man I really got to learn about other markets. It's just the tip of the iceberg." - Noah Hoffman "All systems are great until they don't work. So you got to make sure 1. You can rely on them and 2. That they're actually making your life easier." - Emanuele Pani "When I was 17 the owner of the property said 'Sorry we're gonna sell the house, you have to move.' And then it happened again a couple of years later and I'm not gonna let that happen to me. I need to own real estate." Noah Hoffman "The more you know, the more ways you know how to do things." - Emanuele Pani "If you don't continuously inspect your business for new opportunities, new efficiencies you're gonna fall by the waist side from somebody that's hungrier, that's just going to outperform you eventually." - Michael Sjogren CONNECTING WITH THE GUESTS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/airbnbkingnoah/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/noah-hoffman-950a942/ Smartbnb website: https://www.smartbnb.io/

Noah Schnacky is a country singer, songwriter, and recording artist. He is making waves in country music and gives back to charities along the way.  Listen to this episode and learn:   About the first song Noah ever wrote for his middle school crush.   Why Noah feels he has a purpose to help other people see their worth and feel valued.   What Noah did to surprise a young fan 1500 miles away on Christmas Day.  About Noah’s love of music and to hear him perform live in Seacrest Studios.   How Noah’s cousin who battled health issues inspires him every day.    

Noah Kagan, founder of AppSumo, SumoMe, and OkDork, and the former number 30 employee at Facebook, joins our show in this special episode of the Elite Man Podcast! In today’s episode Noah talks about what it was like working alongside Mark Zuckerberg and being one of the first employees at Facebook when it was just starting to get big. He also talks about getting fired from Facebook, why it happened, what he wishes he did differently, and what he learned from this experience. Noah also covers the motivation he got from this experience, the many business successes he had afterwards, how he manages to stay so productive and focused, and what he ultimately wants to do in his both professionally and personally in the next few years. We cover so much in this fascinating and entertaining chat! If you’re wondering how to get yourself back on your feet after a major blow in life and turn things around like never before, check this episode out now!   *Download this episode now and subscribe to our channel to get more of these amazing interviews! In our episode we go over: What it was like working alongside Mark Zuckerberg Why Noah got fired from Facebook and what he wishes he did differently Whether or not Zuck is really as weird as he seems and how he thinks so differently than most of us mere mortals Why Noah believes that everyone should get fired at some point in their lives The keys to the longevity of longtime successful companies Hedging your bets in business and diversifying your income streams whenever possible The fact that so many businesses don’t last more than a couple decades Noah’s predictions for Facebook and whether or not he thinks they will survive in the next decade How Noah picked himself back up after being fired How long it took him to get over the firing and why he likened it to being dumped by the sexiest woman on the planet Whether or not he has any lingering regrets about his tenure there The fuel and drive he had after being let go and how he cultivated this for his other ventures The single biggest takeaway he got from his time working at Facebook The importance of developing a team and why Zuck was years ahead of the curve when it came to innovation Having systems and processes in place and considering even the finest details if you really want to stand out in business Planning ahead and thinking about how things are going to go months and even years down the road as opposed to making quick money now How Noah structures his goals and why he has so many professional and personal goals How to stay focused and not lose track of what he really wants to do When to ditch a goal and when to add on a new one Why Noah always does the things that make him happy as opposed to always focusing on work and always grinding Whether or not Noah plans on taking over Facebook one day and having a Steve-Jobs-like return Check out Noah on: Website:  okdork.com Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/noah-kagan-presents Facebook: facebook.com/OkDork Instagram: instagram.com/noahkagan SendFox: Sendfox.com AppSumo: AppSumo.com Sponsors: *Subscribe to our YouTube channel by going to EliteManMagazine.com/youtube right now! * Have you joined the Elite Man Newsletter yet? If not, get on it now! Go to EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter and sign up to get special Elite Man content not seen nor heard anywhere else. Get all of our bonus podcast information, sneak peaks into upcoming shows, behind-the-scenes content, special offers, and exclusive Elite Man updates you won’t find anywhere else. I’m telling you if you’re not on our newsletter yet you’re missing out. Go to EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter and become a true member of the Elite Man Community. I look forward to speaking soon. EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter.  *Check out our newest products and bundles at EliteLifeNutrition.com and save more than ever on the best supplements money can buy! Plus get free shipping on all U.S. orders over 75 bucks! *Follow Justin on Instagram for extra content not found anywhere else! 

An exploration of what actually occurred between Ham and Noah in the tent; Why Noah cursed Canaan; How this event affected the family for hundreds of years after; and What it means today.

This Roswell podcast is hosted by Liz Prugh and Meg Bonney. The two discuss and recap the latest ‘Roswell, New Mexico’ episodes. Tune into our Pure Fandom Podcast: ‘Space Cowboys’ Episode 10 as we discuss episode 5 of Roswell, New Mexico! We will break down the events of the episode, those HUGE bombshells, those feelings talks and more! Tune in to hear: -A quick recap of the episode -THAT Isobel revelation -Why Kyle Valenti is national treasure -Why Liz and Max are on the same page now -What will REALLY happen when Max and Liz have sex -Why Noah is the best -Our theories on Rosa (yes, there are more) -Why Alex’s story is so important -Meg’s cat (probably) -US FREAKING OUT -And more! What did you think of the fourth episode? Comment below or hit us up on Twitter @Pure_Fandom and tell us your thoughts! Listen to episodes 1-9 Space Cowboys: A Pure Fandom Podcast on purefandom.com. Watch 'Roswell, New Mexico' on The CW on Tuesdays at 9/8c

Sometimes old things cost more money than new things. Why? Noah and Liz explore the question.

This Roswell podcast is hosted by Liz Prugh and Meg Bonney. The two discuss and recap the latest ‘Roswell, New Mexico’ episodes. Tune into our Pure Fandom Podcast: ‘Space Cowboys’ Episode 10 as we discuss episode 5 of Roswell, New Mexico! We will break down the events of the episode, those HUGE bombshells, those feelings talks and more! Tune in to hear: -A quick recap of the episode -THAT Isobel revelation -Why Kyle Valenti is national treasure -Why Liz and Max are on the same page now -What will REALLY happen when Max and Liz have sex -Why Noah is the best -Our theories on Rosa (yes, there are more) -Why Alex’s story is so important -Meg’s cat (probably) -US FREAKING OUT -And more! What did you think of the fourth episode? Comment below or hit us up on Twitter @Pure_Fandom and tell us your thoughts! Listen to episodes 1-9 Space Cowboys: A Pure Fandom Podcast on purefandom.com. Watch 'Roswell, New Mexico' on The CW on Tuesdays at 9/8c

Avination, welcome back to the Pilot to Pilot podcast. This is episode 45 featuring Noah Goldstein. In today's episode, Noah and I talk about... How Flight Simulator helped fuel the fire. What his reaction was after his discovery flight. How only real pilots fly with one hand. We talk about how flight simulators can be frustrating. Why Flying simulators are harder to fly than the real airplane. How he is the first person in his family that got into aviation. Is the aviation community doing a good job of getting new people into aviation. Noah talks a little bit about how aviation isn’t for everyone. Why Noah wants to be a flight instructor. What Noah struggled with in his training. Why stalls were a big mental block for Noah. Don’t ever full stall a pc12. Noah talks about how not to always be looking at what's next.    The tools that Noah uses to help study.   Shoutout to Jason from MZeroA for teaching me how to do holds! Noah talks about what it is like to work at Game aviation. Why Noah’s first go at flight school didn’t work out. We talk about how flying doesn’t come easy to everyone. How your maturity or immaturity can either hold you back or put you on the fast track to getting your ratings.    Avination, I hope you enjoy today's episode. If you do make sure ot leave a review on iTunes and check out our patreon page!   Happy Flying,   Justin

Why Jesus wants you to shoot masked punks † Larry sings and picks bluegrass guitar! † How to enjoy your life’s railway † When is your last stop? † How to make yourself fireproof † What you should always stop at tank towns † Why some people are walking Frito bags and you should avoid them † Why Noah’s ark is a non-story † All this and MORE!!!

On this episode of the Formula, Trevor Carlson and Noah Kagan sit down for a quick chat about business, life, and running experiments. Trevor and Noah discuss: -Why most people are going to do whatever they want -Experts… Whatever the fuck that means -Why Noah's not a genius, he just does it -Why you should limit your time -Why do people get stuck in pre-validation? -We're all gonna die -How to find your sweet spot -Prioritizing your work is essential -How to measure yourself -Make what's working work better -Most experiments shouldn't work -Why you've got to keep trying -Everyone cares about themselves -You get out what you put in -What's your daily routine look like? Big shoutout for Noah taking the time to show up on the Formula podcast and sharing his lessons with us. Recommended book: 7 Habits of Highly Effective People - http://amzn.to/2impHtM Find Noah's content at: Noah's course - Email1k.com Sumo.com Okdork.com Creative Live w/ Noah Kagan & Tim Ferriss: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v47WEyeSMSA This episode was produced by Helixacademy.co Follow Helix Academy on Facebook: www.facebook.com/helixacademy/ Music provided by Moods: open.spotify.com/artist/14uVJsPC4DByeuD0cq36ez iTunes link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/formula-22-business-advice-running-experiments-w-chief/id1267588749?i=1000394307876&mt=2

In this episode I’m speaking with the man behind 8-figure companies such as Sumo and AppSumo - Noah Kagan! This is a raw conversation and one you won’t want to miss as Noah will be talking all about focus, goal setting and what it really takes to build and run 8-figure businesses! In this episode you’ll learn:   Noah’s simple formula for getting results The big mistake many people starting businesses will make Different ways that you can learn from the top entrepreneurs in the world Noah’s “content multiplication” strategy for leveraging the content that you create His framework for prioritizing and setting goals (the right way!) How empowering his employees to be their own boss has supercharged his business The one thing you have to do before you delegate Why Noah believes that everyone should start a podcast!

[Noah Kagan](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noah_Kagan) is the founder of [KickFlip](https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/kickflip#/entity) and [AppSumo](http://www.appsumo.com/). Prior to founding his businesses, he was Employee #30 at [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/) working as a product manager and later joined [Mint.com](https://www.mint.com/) as the Director of Marketing. Listen as Noah shares why you need to launch as quickly as you can, the traits you should be honing, and the reason why you can never blame marketing for not selling. Connect with Noah on his blog [OkDork](http://okdork.com/) or at [SumoMe](https://sumome.com/). ## Key Quote “I think what I've done well and what worked for me is that I launched very quickly, and I keep iterating, very aggressively.” ## What You'll Learn 1. What KickFlip is and how Noah founded it 2. Why it's helpful to launch quickly 3. From KickFlip to Gambit 4. Why resourcefulness and flexibility are important traits you should have 5. Practicing the challenge of asking for money 6. How to limit the amount of time you have 7. Why you cannot blame marketing when you don't sell 8. Building your network 9. How Noah plans out his goals 10. Why Noah recommends having quarterly themes 11. Why you need to take more time to think things through 12. The importance of reviewing your previous week with an accountability partner 13. Why you need to spend more to save on time ------- [Get the FREE Optimize, Automate, Outsource Blueprint here.](%20https:/go.lessdoing.com/blueprint?utm_campaign=blueprint-ari&utm_medium=link&utm_source=podcast) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lessdoing/message

Be blessed and challenged by this classic Radio Broadcast presented by Pastor Gary Wells of Trion, GA! The song is In Times Like These by Jack Holcomb and the message is Why Noah's Neighbors Went To Hell, Part Two.

Be blessed and challenged by this classic Radio Broadcast presented by Pastor Gary Wells of Trion, GA! The song is In Times Like These by Jack Holcomb and the message is Why Noah's Neighbors Went To Hell, Part One.

This is a serious conversation with a very funny man.Trevor Noah is the host of Comedy Central's the Daily Show. He's also a stand-up comic who grew up in apartheid South Africa, the son of a black mother and a white father. That was illegal in apartheid-era South Africa, so Noah grew up hiding his real parentage, only seeing his father in carefully controlled circumstances. Somehow, he managed to turn this into a very funny, very incisive stand-up act. Today, he occupies one of the commanding heights of American comedy, and when you talk to him, you can see why: he's funny, but he's also damn smart, with an outsider's perspective on America's very unique problems. In this conversation, we talk about:- What it was like growing up biracial in apartheid South Africa- Noah's experience watching South Africa’s post-apartheid truth and reconciliation commission, and what an American one might look like- Noah's thoughts on the right to be forgotten on the internet- How Donald Trump's superpower is his lack of shame- The ways in which Obama’s presidency changed – and sometimes inflamed — the conversation about race over the last eight years- What Obama does and doesn’t share with other Black celebrities in “transcending” race- The parallels between experiencing catcalling and experiencing racism- Noah's critique of both "objective" news sources, and biased ones- Why Noah was taken aback by the response he got criticizing Bernie Sanders- Noah's news diet, and why he doesn’t watch as much Fox News as you might think- How Noah develops a joke, from start to finishAnd much more. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's podcast somehow ended up being about topics that begin with the letter 'B' — Noah and I talk about bikes; Brexit; Butte (Montana); Brady (Tom), the best bike movie, bands (Noah’s favorites) ... I could go on. And we even discuss one or two things that don’t start with the second letter of the alphabet, like the new SRAM Eagle 1x12 drivetrain; the current state of bike trails access and advocacy, and whether or not we can expect to see bike trails in wilderness areas, etc.TOPICS & TIMES:How Noah spent the 4th of July (2:50)Why Noah hates Butte, Montana (3:05)Noah enlightens us about Brexit (4:45)Noah tries to explain Trump and Hilary to me (7:00)Noah's top 3 favorite bands (that we're not sure actually exist) (8:02)What Noah learned on Blister's recent bike review trip to Whistler (9:42)Peachios! (10:30)Best way to carry water: Fanny packs vs. water bottles vs. hydration packs vs. bibs (11:25)What's the greatest bike race / bike event in the world (12:35)New bike tech: what trends do I have to familiarize myself with now? (16:58)Which bike company is bucking the trend of going lower, longer, slacker? (18:00)SRAM Eagle: do I need 12 speeds? (19:50)Clipless pedals vs. Flats: which is trending? (22:50)E-bikes: are they currently more of a thing or less of a thing? (23:40)The part in the podcast where you can actually hear Noah blow my mind (26:50)What bike movie should I watch? (29:00)Bike advocacy: How to go about improving trails & trail access (33:35)The conflict between mtn bikers and other wilderness users — IMBA / Sustainable Trails Coalition vs. the Sierra Club & the Wilderness Society (36:50)What Noah is reviewing now & what's up next (40:48)Heroin vs. Carbon Wheels? Which is worse? (42:28)Episode Sponsor: Nest BeddingThe last couple of weeks we’ve talked about the importance of sleep to achieve peak performance and for improving the quality of your life, day in and day out. But this week, we want to provide a bit of a Public Service Announcement, and point out that Nest Bedding makes a mattress they call, The Love Bed. Why is it called the Love Bed, and what is it supposed to be good for? Let’s just say that, ideally, your mattress should be doing more than just delivering a great night of sleep. Get it? Whether you do or you don’t, check out The Love Bed at nestbedding.com, and ask yourself whether that nasty, stained mattress of yours is doing you any favors. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.