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A new class of entrepreneurs is taking the business world by storm. They're called “New Builders,” and we need them now more than ever before. Seth Levine and Elizabeth MacBride, authors of the book The New Builders: Face to Face With the True Future of Business, have a few ideas on how to support and celebrate them. In this episode of PIVOT, Seth and Elizabeth join the show to discuss how to level the playing field for new entrepreneurs and why the future of small business is so crucial to the US economy. On this episode, you'll hear: [01:29-02:26] What motivates Seth and Elizabeth about small business [03:00-05:06] The “new builders” starting businesses today and why we need them [05:16-07:23] The obstacles entrepreneurs must overcome to start a small business today [07:23 -09:01] How Seth and Elizabeth helped reshape Congress' PPP legislation [09:02-10:14] Why the venture model is ineffective for broad economic development [10:14-11:28] Unicorns vs. camels [11:28-14:48] The lack of media attention for new builders, and why you can't always trust the numbers [14:49-17:23] The extraordinary story of Sweet Grace Heavenly Cakes [17:23-19:22] How small business engages employees differently and why it works [19:44-23:16] The difference entrepreneurial grit, passion, and resilience makes [23:16-25:27] Why Seth and Elizabeth are optimistic about the future of small businesses After you listen:  Check out Seth and Elizabeth's book: The New Builders: Face to Face With the True Future of Business Order your copy of our book People Operations: Zenefits.com/pops-book Follow the podcast Submit your People Ops questions: https://www.zenefits.com/workest/ask-a-question/

On a special episode of The Hockey News Podcast, Chicago Blackhawks defensemen and brothers Seth and Caleb Jones join senior writer Matt Larkin to discuss a variety of topics, including: - Why Seth committed to the Blackhawks on a long-term deal - Their reactions to becoming teammates after both were traded this off-season - Training and living together - Seth's venture into the Hemp and CBD business as a brand ambassador for Uncle Bud's - The idea of becoming role models for the black hockey community as teammates - Rapid Fire Game: including trying to guess each other's EA Sports ratings And much more!

Seth Davis is a college basketball reporter for CBS Sports, a managing editor at The Athletic, and the author of Wooden: A Coach's Life and Getting to Us: How Great Coaches Make Great Teams. He joined the SGG podcast to share insights on some of the great coaches he's covered over the years. We discussed: 1. What he learned covering high school sports for the New Haven Register: Coaches aren't that different across levels. 2. His memory of Gary Palladino, a legendary high school basketball coach in Connecticut telling his player, “I love you!” 3. A main indicator of coaching quality in youth sports: Demeanor. How are they talking to their players? 4. Wherever you're coaching, it's all about the relationships and authenticity. 5. Out-coaching the pros in the USA Basketball Fantasy Camp in Las Vegas – winning the gold medal! “They loved that I cared so much!” 6. The relationships between coaches from different schools – and why there tends to be more collegiality among basketball coaches. 7. The peer pressure of giving back at clinics, etc. John Wooden saying, “If you don't do it, they say you're a high hat.” 8. “There's a real camaraderie among coaches.” 9. “Whatever business you're in, you find that it's a small community. That's why I say be nice to everybody. Treat everybody well. Because you don't know where they're going to be…The same people you on the way up, you'll see on the way down. 10. How Armen Keteyian supported him at a key career juncture. 11. Simple tip for how to operate in whatever line of work you're in: “Be a mench!” 12. What should we think about with regard to finding the right fit in terms of where to coach? “Happiness.” 13. Coaches who “avoid the joy” for fear of losing their edge. 14. Coaches finding comfort amid tension and adversity. 15. Recalling Dick Vitale's words: “I'm at my best as a parent when my kids are going through something tough.” 16. “Controlling the controllables.” 17. The challenges that families of coaches face. 18. Why Seth doesn't create “hot seat” lists: “I'm not just looking at a coach. I'm looking at a husband, a father, a brother, a son, a boss of a staff. So there's a lot more involved than just the person who's in that chair.”

In this episode of the HR Leaders Podcast we are joined by my guest Seth Godin, Entrepreneur, Best-Selling Author, Speaker & Teacher.This episode of the HR Leaders Podcast is brought to you by our friends at Achievers.Download their 2020 Culture Report today to find out what it takes to maintain and increase employee engagement throughout a critical event. Read it now: https://bit.ly/2HQHoCnEpisode Highlights[00:54] - The inspiration behind Seth's new book[03:02] - How can we empower our employee's to embrace creativity?[06:13] - We've removed the things that slowed us down, all that's left is fear[07:57] - Why Seth believes attitudes are skills[09:14] - The difference between leadership and management[10:23] - How the role of management has shifted in this new world of work?[12:57] - Why empathy is an integral skill for today's leaders[13:55] - How consistency leads to creativity[14:59] - Culture: The link between rewards and behavior [17:48] - Why good taste is a skill[19:05] - How Seth sticks with an idea[22:16] - Seth's experience with social learning[23:33] - How fear hold's us back[25:41] - Parting advice for youIf you enjoyed the podcast be sure to subscribe for more content like this. www.hrdleaders.com/podcast

As this show airs, we’re reaching two important milestones. We hit the 100K downloads mark, which is thrilling in itself. We also are approaching the fourth anniversary of the Embracing Intensity podcast, which means we’ve been at this for quite a while now! Reach out to me at Aurora Remember and let me know what “embracing intensity” means to you. We will feature these in our upcoming anniversary show next week! For now, enjoy another informative show with my inspiring guest who I've been a fan of for quite some time. Seth Perler’s life’s work has been dedicated to helping kids overcome executive functioning challenges so they can have great futures despite our outdated educational systems. Seth’s mission is to help compassionate and proactive parents, educators, and others who care about kids. He wants to give honest, practical, and unconventional approaches to helping complicated, struggling students without BS or misinformation. He wants to teach the world about executive function, which is at the root of student struggles. Seth’s vision is a day when we don’t need executive functioning coaches because education is wildly successful at empowering all students with everything they need to have happy, healthy, and successful lives. Show Highlights: Why Seth is intensely passionate about helping struggling students and changing educators to understand these kids better How Seth grew up as a curious, free-spirited kid who loved animals and nature but never fit into “the box” in school How Seth was labeled as a lazy, irresponsible failure--and his “fire was squelched” How Seth became a teacher of gifted kids but soon became frustrated with the system How Seth’s personal brand of intensity loves nature and the environment and feels the suffering of other people, animals, and plants Why Seth hates to see kids struggle to be understood How Seth is intense with his sensory experiences and emotions How kids’ feelings are invalidated by cultural factors that teach them that acknowledging their feelings is not OK Why Seth had a hopeless and cynical attitude as a kid, knowing he was “not like the other kids” How Seth learned to escape by going into social settings to avoid being alone Why Seth felt trapped by his “darkness” How Seth lived in his problem until he found the tools to step into the solution How Seth uses his fire for good by teaching what he most needs to learn and using what he has struggled with to help others How Seth harnesses the power of his intensity through meditation, the #1 way he understands himself Seth’s advice to those who don’t think they can meditate How Seth helps kids learn to shine through new mindsets, systems, and routines Seth’s advice: Focus on helping others with a heart and spirit of service Meditate and have times of stillness Learn to journal Get in touch with your story to know what is BS and what is truth Resources: Connect with Seth:   Seth Perler  and Executive Function Summit   Find Seth on YouTube and his podcast, Learn Smarter.    

Today at RealEstateAudios, we're meeting Seth Williams of RETipster.com. Seth is a big land guy and is going to give us the low down on everything from his early days in land to his biggest deals. His expertise isn't just about land and he's also going to tell us about balancing investment and family life, as well as the dilemmas we face when starting a business. He's going to walk us through different aspects of a land deal, from dealing with sellers, to attracting buyers and putting the ink on the paperwork. He's all about quality rather than quantity, and makes his investments work well for him with only 6-12 deals yearly with minimal hassle. Listen in for tips and tricks from this seasoned land investor. Topics discussed in this episode: How Seth got his start Where he got his early inspiration Why Seth chose land as his first niche The flexibility of land investment The risks and rewards of seller financed deals Balancing entrepreneur dreams and family time The importance of a diverse income The value of letting sellers come to you Seth's average turnover times and his longest hold The value of fewer, higher-margin deals Seth's crazy first year The importance of paperwork when it comes to seller financing Dilemmas in the land business How Seth's biggest deal fell into his lap How due diligence, zoning and permits figure into your land deal Getting your marketing and paperwork to tie up during a sale Where you can learn more tips and tricks from Seth How Seth got his start My story started back in I think it was 2006ish, somewhere in that range. Where he got his early inspiration In Rich Dad, Poor Dad he talks about real estate as an option, but he doesn't really give a whole lot of specifics of how, like what specifically he did. Why Seth chose land as his first niche how you're able to buy properties for pennies on the dollar and find highly motivated sellers...they're actually not that hard to find for vacant land compared to other types of properties The flexibility of land investment I could really scale it as much as I wanted to. I could make it my life, or I could just do it on the side as a hobby. The risks and rewards of seller financed deals So it's a very real thing, but what I realized was a lot of people, unless you're actually doing credit checks and really investigating your borrower ahead of time, a lot of people can and will stop paying you. Balancing entrepreneur dreams and family time It's just spending your time better and not chasing after every single motivated seller who calls you. It's more being selective about, nope, that's probably not going to pay out so well so I'm not going to mess with that, but this one over here looks really good so I am going to spend my time on that. The importance of a diverse income That's where the real meat was. But if there was a month where nothing was happening in land, there were other sources of income I had to draw on as well. The value of letting sellers come to you A lot of the deals that I find these days actually come in through my buying website. People will just find me and submit their property information and make an offer that way. Seth's average turnover times and his longest hold I think the longest I've ever held a property is 15 months. The value of fewer, higher-margin deals They mentioned that you only probably do less than a handful of deals a year because you want to focus in on bigger margins and less work. Is that t

Seth Bader is the founder of Bader Scott Injury Lawyers, one of the leading workers' compensation law firms in Georgia and the US. Seth's expertise comes from his early days as a lawyer where he worked for the organizations he now fights against. With his insights, Seth now litigates on behalf of those who have been injured in the workplace and focuses on providing his clients “outstanding results, personalized attention, and uncompromising integrity.”On today's show, Seth tells us what inspired him to leave behind insurance defense and he explains how he turned his small solo practice into a firm with over 140 staff in a little over a decade. We discuss what Seth did in the early days of his firm to secure clients, what Seth does to ensure continual growth for his firm, and who Seth looks to for inspiration and mentorship.What's In This Episode Who is Seth Bader ? How do you scale a firm while maintaining your focus on client experience? What can you do to break through times of plateau? Why Seth's responsibilities shifted as his firm grew. Who are Seth's mentors? How you can create evangelists for your firm. What you can do to level up your practice.

Seth Greene is the nation's foremost authority on growing your business with a podcast. Seth is the co-host of the SharkPreneur podcast with Shark Tank's Kevin Harrington that was just named “One of the Top 10 Podcasts to Listen to in 2019” by NASDAQ. He is the founder of the direct response marketing firm Market Domination LLC, and he is a seven-time best selling author who has been interviewed on NBC, CBS, Forbes, Inc, CBS Moneywatch, and many more. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Seth first connected with Kevin Harrington of TV's Shark Tank and then developed a consulting relationship and partnership with him How the Market Domination Dream 50 program works to build networking relationships with key centers of influence within the entrepreneurial community How Seth and his team are working through the coronavirus crisis and identifying new opportunities in spite of difficult conditions Seth shares an example of a real estate agent adding value and building a relationship and getting a large number of referrals in return How Seth and his team have 72 affiliate partners generating new business, and how the pandemic has actually caused business to increase significantly Why enjoying talking to people and having a fairly large, established client base are the keys to Seth's methods Why Seth recommends you read Pendulum: How Past Generations Shape Our Present and Predict Our Future by Roy H. Williams and Michael R. Drew What steps Seth and his team are taking to navigate the global pandemic by staying in front of prospects and adding value for clients Why the dramatic increase in social media use during the pandemic has created an incredible marketing opportunity for entrepreneurs Why virtual events in place of in-person events can be sustainable and worthwhile, even after the pandemic passes Resources: Seth's previous appearance on the show in Episode 75: https://smartrealestatecoachpodcast.com/podcasts/seth-greene/ Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/marketdomination Get a FREE copy of Seth Greene's book, Market Domination for Podcasting: www.Marketdominationllc.com/podcast Pendulum by Roy H. Williams and Michael R. Drew: https://amzn.to/3anbE09 LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/sethgreene/ Additional resources: Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoach.com/QLS/ Smart Real Estate Coach Podcast Sponsor: Paul G. Dion CPA, CTC

Seth Streeter is the CEO and founder of Mission Wealth, a leading wealth management company with more than $2.5 billion in assets under management. Seth was an early proponent of our industry's shift into Life-Centered Planning, and I could listen to him talk all day about how advisors can help folks redefine what wealth and happiness really mean. Recently I heard an episode of the Wellness Revolutionaries podcast in which Mindbody co-founder Blake Beltram talked with Seth about this concept of redefining wealth. Their discussion was so insightful that I reached out to Blake, and he's been kind enough to let me share this episode here. Some of the topics Blake and Seth cover include: Why Seth believes money counts for only 10% of a person's wealth. Seth's 10 Dimensions of Wealth and 7 Dimensions of Wellness. How the values of a new generation of workers are reshaping the classic American Dream. How to help retirees develop a "Life 3.0 Vision" based around the freedom to pursue passions, strengthen relationships, and build their legacies. Preparing your business for the paradigm shift Seth sees in how our culture views money and defines wealth. Thank you Blake and Seth for letting me post this episode.

Whether you’re an avid watcher of the Emmy-winning series Robot Chicken or are more of a Buffy fan, you know today’s guest. Seth Green is an actor, voice artist, comedian, producer, writer, and director known for roles on both the small and silver screens. In this episode, Seth shares his experience having been in the business since 1984. You’ll hear how he copes with the pressure of his career, manages his busy lifestyle, and what exciting projects he has coming up. Tune in and hear how Seth is staying humble and keeping it real while enjoying every second of his creative process.   "I'm always trying to be better, but I also appreciate if I’ve ever done anything that anybody notices"- Seth Green   In this episode:  How Seth’s acting career began, and how he’s avoided traps that child actors often fall into How Seth manages his busy lifestyle  What happens when you’re an overly prepared and disciplined actor Why Seth focuses on the end goal of a piece and how the audience feels instead of what it takes to get there What inspired Seth to go film his latest movie in Thailand and what he took from his experience being there  Working twice as hard the competition to get something that really connects with the audience Why Seth tries to enjoy every part of the making process, even when it doesn’t turn out the way he hoped   Connect with Seth Green: Website- http://www.sethgreen.com Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/sethgreen Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/pages/Seth-Green/104339276268867 Twitter- https://www.twitter.com/sethgreen   Connect with Mike Escamilla: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mikeescamilla/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Mike-Rooftop-Escamilla-107550499310349/ Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/mikeescamilla

Today on Cultivating the Lovely podcast, host MacKenzie Koppa talks with Seth Haines. Seth is a lawyer, a photographer and the author of The Book of Waking Up: Experiencing the Divine Love That Reorders a Life. He and his wife, along with their four boys live in the Ozarks. MacKenzie and Seth chat about addiction, recovery, pain, and waking up to the life God wants you to have. Why this book is for everyone, not just someone struggling with addiction Misusing God’s good gifts to numb ourselves to pain The power of meditating on God and finding His divine love Every created thing is a gift from God given to us to use and to enjoy Him. Seth Haines Learning to recognize God’s quiet voice amidst painful circumstances Allowing ourselves to sit in the pain and wait on God to show up Seeing emotional pain as a signal that we need to tend to something Making the most of community and the tools God has provided for us to address our pain Seeing relationships differently once you wake up Being willing to see a different identity for yourself to move forward Waking up and recovering is a day-by-day process, not a one-time thing Why Seth internalized a message of scarcity and lack and how he is dealing with that today Seth’s routines for building in habits that will refresh and renew him A typical day in Seth’s life Current Lovelies- Seth: practicing his photography skills and working on a new book idea MacKenzie: journalling on a daily basis and getting back in the habit of writing Resources Mentioned- Affiliate links used in this content. Books: The Book of Waking Up Coming Clean Movies: O Brother, Where Art Thou Almost Famous Find Seth- You can find Seth on his website sethhaines.com. You can also follow him on YouTube,Instagram, and Twitter. Find MacKenzie- You can find MacKenzie Koppa on Instagram, Facebook, and the CTL Facebook Group, of course! Join us on Patreon at Patreon.com/CultivatingtheLovely. Thanks to Our Sponsors- This week’s episode of CTL is brought to you by Wickbox. Get $10 off your first box, go to Wickbox.co and use coupon code LOVELY at checkout. CTL is also brought to you by ClassPass. Get your first month FREE at ClassPass.com/NEWYEARS.

New York Timesbest-selling author Seth Siegel joins The Water Values Podcast to discuss his most recent book, Troubled Water: What’s Wrong with What We Drink. In this session, you’ll learn about: Seth’s background and awakening to the water sector Why Seth chose to write a book on our water systems Seth’s conceptualization of the water governance problem Why Seth believes government does a poor job of regulating government Seth’s multi-faceted solution to the water governance problem Seth’s history of how municipal ownership became the dominant water utility model How consolidation will help address the problems with our utilities How to convert safe drinking water from an environmental issue into a public health issues Resources and links mentioned in or relevant to this session include: Seth’s bio on his website Seth’s homepage on his website Seth’s Twitter Handle: @SethMSiegel Troubled Wateron amazon.com TWV 006: Why Do We Drink Bottled Water? With Prof. Jim Salzman                                 Thank You! Thanks to each of you for listening and spreading the word about The Water Values Podcast! Keep the emails coming and please rate and review The Water Values Podcast on iTunes and Stitcher if you haven’t done so already. And don’t forget to tell your friends about the podcast and whatever you do, don’t forget to join The Water Values mailing list!

Seth Bernard is an educator, musician, and leader in the ecological healing justice movement. Seth's dedication to Earth's healing wouldn't be possible without a strong connection to his purpose, a selfless heart, and deep masculine integrations. He brings to the table unique guidance on topics including environmental responsibility, vocal leadership, and learning directly from nature. Listen in and RISE UP!   Show Notes:   A boy climbs the mountain hoping everyone notices, while the man climbs to gain greater perspective Why is it important to advocate on behalf of the environment? The importance of healthy, functioning ecosystems Why do we constantly say that we “are really busy”? In presence, we find meaning and a greater sense of belonging There is always another level of relating more deeply with nature Fascsim is the merging of state and corporate powers Life is happening all around us - are we paying attention? If you don't know how to help, then help the helpers When you identify a societal problem, it is now your responsibility to act towards justice. We are culture creators, not consumers Why Seth identifies as a recovering colonizer Be more than ally, be a vocal leader Your well intentioned action might end up damaging, this is part of the learning process.  Reverence and curiosity are tools to lead with Breathing life into the pre-existing treaties that the current US government ignores will be a game changer for indigenous rights.  Why a man highly values and respects the divine feminine   Connect with Seth: Earthworkmusic.com - Musician led collective focused on social justice, environmental healing, creative empowerment, and community building. Check calendar for events. Titletrackmichigan.org - youth, nature, empowerment and education Samuelsethbernard.com - does a men's retreat once a year in Michigan, focusing on personal and community resilience.    Rising Man Links: The Rising Man Fire Circles - our online platform where men come together and put into practice all the greatness talked about on the podcast. You'll find accountability, support, friendship, and challenges all designed to stimulate growth and healing. If you feel called to something greater, reach out! Initiations - Compass Program - a 4 day 4 night Vision Fast in the wilderness, with preparation and incorporation calls in the months before and after.  Instagram @therisingmanpodcast Instagram @jeddyazuma   The PACK Facebook Group The Rising Man Facebook Group

Seth Mosley’s audio career can be considered “successful” in every sense of the word. His accolades include a Grammy Award, 25 number one singles, Producer Of The Year from Billboard Magazine, as well as Songwriter of the Year Awards from SESAC and The GMA Dove Awards. Listen to this week’s episode to find out how Seth went from recording friends in his parents' basement in Circleville, Ohio, to building a seven-figure audio business without any formal training. In this episode you’ll discover: How Seth got his start in the recording industry Why Seth eventually stepped away from recording to be in his own band How getting your foot in the door with a label project can launch your career to new heights The keys to Seth’s success as a producer and songwriter Why relationships are key to success in the music world Why job boards are the worst places to find potential team members How Seth realizes that gear really is secondary to talent Why songwriters can benefit massively from learning how to produce music How royalties on hit songs are the way to make it to a seven-figure income For full show notes, go to www.thesixfigurehomestudio.com/104 If you want to suggest a guest, an idea for the podcast, or you have some general feedback, then you can submit that via email to podcast@thesixfigurehomestudio.com

Seth Godin (@thisissethsblog) is an entrepreneur, a teacher, a Marketing Hall of Fame inductee, a daily blogger, the host of the Akimbo podcast, and the author of 19 international bestsellers. His latest is This Is Marketing: You Can't Be Seen Until You Learn to See. What We Discuss with Seth Godin: Why it's possible to suffer from imposter syndrome simultaneously with entitlement. Why the market for media is so fragmented today, and what it means for content creators, advertisers, and consumers. Why you can trade for attention, but you can't trade for trust. The simple sentence you can use to remind yourself that you're not going to do better work by heeding your one-star reviewers. Why Seth considers the idea of hustling selfish and akin to bullying. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: https://jordanharbinger.com/234 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Get two months of Skillshare -- unlimited access to over 18,000 classes in design, business, technology, photography, entrepreneurship, film, writing, and more -- for free at skillshare.com/harbinger! Need custom graphics, logos, or Web design? Access a community of 600,000+ designers by registering at designcrowd.com/jordan and enjoy up to $100 off with The Jordan Harbinger Show bonus offer! Don't let a botched below-the-belt trim snag your summer plans -- Manscaped has precision tools for your family jewels! Go to Manscaped.com and get 20 percent off with free shipping by using code JORDAN at checkout! Better Help offers affordable, online counseling at your convenience. If you're coping with depression, stress, anxiety, addiction, or any number of issues, you're not alone. Talk with a licensed professional therapist for 10 percent off your first month at betterhelp.com/jordan! Saving money on your car insurance is easy with Progressive. It's an average savings of $699 a year for customers who switch and save! Get your quote online at Progressive.com and see how much you could be saving today! Smart Passive Income with Pat Flynn is the podcast where it's all about working hard now so you...

Podcast Notes Key Takeaways One of the biggest failures in life is the failure of inactionWhen something is worth doing, take the risk and go for itThere will always be people who don’t like your productRemember – Not every product is for every personImpostor syndrome is a common occurrence for many, even Seth“If you don’t feel insecure, you’re a psychopath”“When you feel like an impostor, it means you’re on to something”Don’t trade trust for attentionThe most important thing you can teach is the desire to learn“Once you want to learn, the amount of things you can learn goes to infinity” Most Kindle books sell 0 copies a year and the average podcast only has about 145 listeners“The number of people who see what you do is not related to the good that you do”The more you create content for the masses, the more average your content becomes Read the full notes @ podcastnotes.orgSeth Godin (@thisissethsblog) is an entrepreneur, a teacher, a Marketing Hall of Fame inductee, a daily blogger, the host of the Akimbo podcast, and the author of 19 international bestsellers. His latest is This Is Marketing: You Can't Be Seen Until You Learn to See. What We Discuss with Seth Godin: Why it's possible to suffer from imposter syndrome simultaneously with entitlement. Why the market for media is so fragmented today, and what it means for content creators, advertisers, and consumers. Why you can trade for attention, but you can't trade for trust. The simple sentence you can use to remind yourself that you're not going to do better work by heeding your one-star reviewers. Why Seth considers the idea of hustling selfish and akin to bullying. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: https://jordanharbinger.com/234 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Get two months of Skillshare -- unlimited access to over 18,000 classes in design, business, technology, photography, entrepreneurship, film, writing, and more -- for free at skillshare.com/harbinger! Need custom graphics, logos, or Web design? Access a community of 600,000+ designers by registering at designcrowd.com/jordan and enjoy up to $100 off with The Jordan Harbinger Show bonus offer! Don't let a botched below-the-belt trim snag your summer plans -- Manscaped has precision tools for your family jewels! Go to Manscaped.com and get 20 percent off with free shipping by using code JORDAN at checkout! Better Help offers affordable, online counseling at your convenience. If you're coping with depression, stress, anxiety, addiction, or any number of issues, you're not alone. Talk with a licensed professional therapist for 10 percent off your first month at betterhelp.com/jordan! Saving money on your car insurance is easy with Progressive. It's an average savings of $699 a year for customers who switch and save! Get your quote online at Progressive.com and see how much you could be saving today! Smart Passive Income with Pat Flynn is the podcast where it's all about working hard now so you...

[1:00] Seth's path from Film major to Industrial Design [3:00] A study abroad program in Denmark and its influence on the Staach aesthetic "You can create, you can curate, you can build a space to really provide someone an opportunity to gain a new experience." [8:00] Why Seth decided to start his own firm (in the middle of a recession) rather than join one [11:00] Seth's first show turning in to his first sale [15:30] How Staach is built as a multidisciplinary design firm with a sustainable ethos in everything they do [19:15] Expansion from furniture to interiors [22:00] How a conversation with a local bar owner turned in to a chair that was recognized as a top 15 design chair "It's about sticking to what you believe in and doing everything you can to support that and grow that"...and building a company around that. [24:00] How Staach got Danny Meyer's Shake Shack chain as a client [27:00] Seth's balancing of his roots in design with leading a growing company "If you have an employee who doesn't love what they do and doesn't feel inspired, it's going to be reflected in the quality of work every day. For me as an owner, I think about that every day when I wake up." [33:00] Inspiration from Patagonia's Yvon Chouinard to "be humble, to think of others before you act, just to take that second and pause" [34:30] How Staach became a B-corp through a college friend's masters thesis project [37:30] How the B-corp certification process has impacted Staach's evolution - and their "Best for the Environment" recognition [41:45] The challenges of shifting from the older mindset of business toward a more Conscious Capitalism approach "Consumers are become more saavy...they can make more informed decisions about who they're buying from and I think that right there is starting to make change." [44:30] Staach's future goals "to help perpetuate domestic manufacturing and job growth...in an effort to use our company to make an impact"

Importance of sales reps answering buyer questions, on video, and then distributing the video on LinkedIn to engage buyers in a way that builds trust and sets appointments over time. Show highlights: 07:00 - Seth Thompson's thoughts on majoring in communications studies. Also part of Powerlifting club. How University of Iowa and athletics made Seth the professional he is today. Valuing intellectual and physical strength and persistence. Not going to get quick wins because guaranteed results are never guaranteed. 13:00 - Idea of injury prevention in competitive fitness is similar to avoiding burn out in business. Doing the little, boring things right over time with discipline to get payoff. 16:00 - How Seth ended up in Sales. Why Seth enjoys customer facing. 21:00 - UCaaS (Unified Communications) as a service. Seth provides different ways for those that provide those services financial programs to help end customers to make purchases. SMB space is Device-as-a-Service, how do I have the latest and greatest and not go out of date. 26:00 - How Seth is acting as an advocate for his customers on LinkedIn. Using social media, not to sell customers but to educate them. Need to be using video because that's the trend to personalize to buyers. Answer questions in a non-biased way. You don't have to be an expert, just try to be helpful. 32:00 - Your personal branding content doesn't have to be perfect! Don't have to over-script, can't fear failure, it's okay to look away from the camera and sound dumb. Putting something out there imperfect is better than never putting anything at all. 36:00 - The internet didn't allow us to share video the same way. Sales people are so well suited in this new age of selling. 37:00 - Concern about not being an industry expert to not technobabble. How do you add value to a customer base without being technical in a technical industry? Seth says that you don't have to share groundbreaking stuff. Think of the top 10 questions your customers ask and "who is Seth?". Start asking questions. That's all you have to do and 80% of buyers will have the same questions. 42:00 - in 6 months you will start seeing return, Sales Navigator. You have to cold call and follow-up after sharing and engaging on LinkedIn. 45:20 - Seth's company wants him to get better at LinkedIn and supports him to do it. Takes it back to his business and makes a case. Virtual networking events. "LinkedIn is digital industry event our our time." 48:00 - Every lead you got at a tradeshow doesn't call you back, either...don't know how to do it without selling." I'm a person first, and then I happen to sell this, too. That buyer must believe in you first to buy from you. 50:00 - Company can take your tools, but they can't take your personal brand. 52:30 - Job hopping and documenting your story on LinkedIn. Protect career. 54:00 - Sales Leaders, you want these personal branding sales reps on your team because they will bring you customers. 55:00 - "I trust Aaron, he trusts his company, so therefore I trust his company." 56:00 - a lot of buyers aren't active on LinkedIn, and even if they are your still have to cold call and email. 57:00 - Final thoughts from Seth, driving the point home about being okay with failure and finding ways to help other professionals in personal development and their jobs.  

Why Seth believes that the human population would go extinct in a world like Alita where sexbots could be manufactured. Why Seth thinks that boob jobs have become so ubiquitous that having natural breasts have become more rare and therefore more beautiful Why Jason Statham proves Seth and Andy are of the worlds hottest men Why the final victory in fighting with my family was, perhaps, meaningless on closer inspection.

We discuss the one character who stole the show in the Kid Who Would Be King; Why Seth kept bursting into tears during Green Book; Why Tony Lip in Green Book reminded us all of someone; Why ben thinks his helicopter parenting makes him a better parent than everyone else in his family; What talent Miss Bala should have performed for the pageant; and why our elderly Grandma took her elderly friends to see Top Gun I. New to the Box Office Top 10 Last Weekend: Serenity starring M.M. and Anne H. [we covered last week so no discussion today] The Favourite [we did a mini-review last week so no discussion today] *The Kid Who Would Be King *Green Book II. Coming Next Week - 4 new movies in wide release this coming week. Cold Pursuit starring Liam Neeson The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part The Prodigy *What Men Want III. Deep Dive Spoiler Reviews The Kid Who Would Be King *Miss Bala Green Book You can contact us on twitter at @TWiM_weekly

Seth Shostak (@sethshostak) is a Senior Astronomer at the SETI Institute and host of the popular weekly science radio show Big Picture Science which connect the latest research to identify emerging trends - and why they matter.Seth has degrees in physics and astronomy from Princeton University and Caltech and a long history of research in radio astronomy and in the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, or SETI. He has written more than 500 popular articles on science and technology and has authored four books including: Life in the Universe and Confessions of an Alien Hunter.Seth is a frequent guest and commentator on radio and television. His TV appearances include Larry King Live, Colbert Report, Nightline, and countless Discovery, History Channel, and National Geographic Channel programs.You can listen right here on iTunesIn our wide-ranging conversation, we cover many things, including: * Why Seth first fell in love with astronomy * The history of SETI and how Seth got involved * Which answers to Fermi's Paradox Seth finds most probable * The problem with public support for space research * How the race for space and ET has evolved over the years * What happened when SETI detected an alien signal, only to be wrong * Why artificial intelligence is a bad idea to create * Would the government actually hide proof of alien contact * Why the search for ET is more exciting and promising than ever * The reason Seth thinks space exploration will mainly be a robotic endeavor * Why Seth is somewhat worried about weaponized biotech * The sad truth about a society on Mars * Where life may have originated and is panspermia credibleMake a Tax-Deductible Donation to Support FringeFMFringeFM is supported by the generosity of its readers and listeners. If you find our work valuable, please consider supporting us on Patreon, via Paypal or with DonorBox powered by Stripe.Donate

This episode is a special one, as I get the opportunity to interview someone that inspired me so many years ago when I was first getting started in business. Seth Godin has authored 18 bestselling books, and another book he has written is just being released this week called This Is Marketing. Seth is a hero, leader and an icon in the industry, and today you’ll see why he’s stayed relevant - for so long. If you enjoyed this episode and it inspired you in some way, I’d love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories and tag me, @jameswedmore! In the episode you’ll hear: Why Seth says that he’s actually not in the book business – and what he does instead What his newest book is about and what it teach about what marketing really is The biggest changes he has seen in the marketing industry over the years His concept of the “smallest viable market” and why it “freaks marketers out” What really separates professional marketers from amateur ones How you can create a ruckus and why you should want to… For full show notes and links, visit: http://www.mindyourbusinesspodcast.com/podcast/210 

Today’s guest is Seth Stephens-Davidowitz, author of Everybody Lies: Big Data, New Data and What the Internet Can Tell Us About Who We Really Are. During our conversation Seth talks about what it was like to work at Google and why he left, how he went about analyzing the data for his book, why he believes we are all liars, and what he learned about our true human nature.   Seth Stephens-Davidowitz has used data from the internet -- particularly Google searches -- to get new insights into the human psyche. A book summarizing his research, Everybody Lies, was published in May 2017. He worked for one-and-a-half years as a data scientist at Google and is currently a contributing op-ed writer for the New York Times. He is a former visiting lecturer at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. Seth received his BA in philosophy from Stanford, and his PhD in economics from Harvard. The area of big data that Seth researches is ‘social science questions about what people want and need’. It is very straightforward based on information that humans create. (Like from Google or Facebook) Traditional social science experiments take months but today it is possible to experiment in minutes using such resources as Facebook. When asked what a data scientist is, Seth said that it is someone who knows how to code and build models of human behavior to predict what people will do and what will work in the future. For his book, Everybody Lies, Seth used Google searches to measure racism, self-induced abortion, depression, child abuse, hateful mobs, science of humor, sexual preference, anxiety, son preference, and sexual insecurity, among many other topics. Just a few of the topics discussed in the book are sex, searches for sons vs. searches for daughters, anxiety, and insecurity. Sex: When asked questions about these sensitive subjects, people may lie. But searches indicated a variety of areas people search - areas that people don’t talk about. Therefore, people seem to have more interest in these topics than they are willing to admit. Son/Daughter Searches with the term ‘daughter’ are most often asking about issues related to appearance. For example, ‘How can I get my daughter to lose weight?’ For the term ‘son’ it is often, ‘Is my son gifted?’ There seem to be marked differences between sons/daughters in the searches that use these two terms. Anxiety: While common thinking may be that those living in large urban areas such as NYC or San Francisco are more anxious, Seth’s research showed that searches for these terms was higher in Kentucky, Rhode Island and Maine - and in rural areas, contrary to common thought. Insecurity: Stereotypes are often wrong. It is often assumed that women have many more insecurities about their bodies. However, the data does not show an overwhelming number of women versus men searching about these topics. In fact, about 60% were women and 40% of searches are men – not a ‘blowout’ on the side of women - that might have been thought. Seth’s advice for individuals living in this new data world is to understand that Google has a lot of incentive monetarily to keep our data private, so he is not worried. One thing he is concerned about is that we may enter a society where we put resources such as time and energy, towards how we present ‘on paper’, because we are worried that we might be penalized based upon our ‘paper trail’ - and that could become a problem. His advice to organizations is to use A/B testing (analyzing what people click on) is highly effective and should be used even more.   What you will learn in this episode: ● Surprising most often searched terms in Google ● Advice for individuals living in this new data world ● Tips and discussion on Google Trends – website with data that is available to everyone ● What was it like working for Google and why he left ● How Seth analyzed the data for his book ● Why Seth believes we are all liars  

In this week's episode of the 'Renegade Recruiter Unleashed' podcast I Direct Response Marketing Expert & Five Time Best-Selling Author Seth Greene about how he helps his clients attract clients like magic.    Here's just a fraction of what you're getting...   Seth explains the difference between direct response marketing and brand (knowing this is the ONLY way to profit from your marketing activity) Find out how Seth built the fastest growing direct response marketing agency in the US and how you can use the same principles to grow your Recruitment or Search Business The big business mistake Seth didn't want to tell his wife about Why you the client hasn't really said “yes” until the money is in your bank account Find out what caused Seth to lose 50% of his business revenue in a single month, how he dealt with it and the genius idea he came up with to turn things around Why Seth stopped cold calling and you should too The importance of having a coach And more   ----  [1:28] Just for anyone who doesn't know of you listening to this now can you just give us a brief summary of who you are and what you do now? [2:32] Can you just give us an overview of who Dan Kennedy is and just tell us a bit about him as well? [3:14] Is there any particular market that you focus on? [4:18] Can you just define what you mean by direct response for those that don't know? [7:39] Is there any particular marketing route that you have a personal preference for? [10:06] What's been some of the biggest mistakes you've made in your business life and how did you overcome them? [14:40] Are there any other mistakes that you've made in the past that you've learnt from? [17:16] How did you deal with that set back? [19:49] What did you learn from making those mistakes? [20:58] How long have you personally worked with coaches? [21:28]Can you tell us something that most people don't know, So an interesting or funny story? [24:17]Can you share with us some of the things that you've done? If you could pick 3 of the biggest changes you made to your business that made that big difference. [25:55] What do you do to grow your business as it is now? [26:59]What's been the biggest breakthrough in your business for you in the past 12 months? [27:57] What's the best piece of advice you've been given from a mentor?  [29:15] Who would you say has been the biggest influence on your business journey?

This interview was originally published on April 6, 2015, as HTE 076: Seth Godin on the Difference Between Failure and Your Struggle With Failure Seth Godin's concise definition of what makes someone an entrepreneur rather than a freelancer is an excellent starting point for coaches, freelancers, and new entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurship, as described by Seth Godin, is about more than simply the creation of a job for yourself -- it is about mindset, scale, and growth. --- Today’s guest is one of the most well-respected and prolific marketing minds alive today. After his first job out of college working at a software company, my guest started a book packaging business, which he later sold to his employees. He then co-founded Yoyodyne, a unique marketing service, and company — he sold this company to Yahoo! in 1998 for $30 million. During that time, he launched another web company called Squidoo, which was acquired in 2014 by During that time, he launched another web company called Squidoo, which was acquired in 2014 by HubPages. Most of you will know my guest for his writing. He writes daily He writes daily on his blog, one of the most popular blogs in the world, and he has also written 18 books that have been bestsellers. Now, let’s hack… Seth Godin. In this 37-minute episode Seth Godin and I discuss: Why and how Seth set up his business to be able to work on something new every day Understanding what a brand is (and isn't) The difference between a freelancer and an entrepreneur Seth's definition of an entrepreneur (and why it matters to you) Why Seth thinks that everyone should blog every day Figuring things out -- when he does not understand something The Show Notes Seth Godin's blog Seth's (free) ebook: Unleashing the IdeaVirus All of Seth's books Seth on Twitter Jon on Twitter Exclusive Sponsor: FreshBooks (30-day Free Trial)  

Seth Godin joins Art of the Kickstart today for an enlightening and inspiring break from our typical crowdfunded creation saga. In today's interview with author, entrepreneur, icon and all-around great guy, Seth and I breakdown his views on success, sustainable business and building a legacy to be remember and loved by. I was personally shocked by some of Seth's views but in retrospect agree with most all of what he shares and think entrepreneur and Kickstarters are in need a massive wake up call. Ps. Sorry about the slight echo, recent move to Vietnam but will solve for future episodes. Startup Gold From Mr. Seth Godin: Why hustling's the wrong way to get ahead in business and why hustlers never win. The delusion of Kickstarter and why successful campaigns fail What it means to really think bigger Why "winners never quit" is a BS mindset How to have an overnight success and the Raman woes behind the scenes Why most products on Kickstarter are pointless How to build a business and following the right way Why Seth's Kickstarter raised over $250k and fully funded in just 3 hours The concept of the Dip and planning for pain before starting your startup Seth Blogs Daily, Worth Checking Out: Seth's Blog sethgodin.com Find Seth on Twitter @thisissethsblog A Few Great Books by Seth Permission Marketing: Turning Strangers into Friends and Friends into Customers Purple Cow, New Edition: Transform Your Business by Being Remarkable--Includes new bonus chapter The Dip: A Little Book That Teaches You When to Quit (and When to Stick) All Marketers Are Liars: The Underground Classic That Explains How Marketing Really Works--and Why Authenticity Is the Best Marketing of All What to Do When its Your Turn (and its Always Your Turn) Transcript Matt Ward: Art of the Kickstart, Episode 102. Welcome to theartofthekickstart.com, where entrepreneurs are constantly pushing the envelope to build businesses of greatness. Inventors are innovating, creating the products of the future, and backers stand strong for what they believe. These are some of the great thinkers, investors, and leaders of our time. Here are their stories. Welcome to Art of the Kickstart guys. Today I am absolutely thrilled. We have an incredible guy on the line. We've got Seth Godin, someone who needs no introduction. We'll give him a little one anyways. He's an author, businessman; I'm pretty sure you know what he's done. Thanks for coming today Seth. Seth Godin: It's a pleasure. I will be as helpful as I can. Thanks for doing this. Matt Ward: I imagine you're going to be pretty helpful. I've read a couple of your books. They've been very impactful, and that's why we're reaching. First with Art of the Kickstart, we like to start with a life quote, a success quote, but they a get a bit bland, and I think that you can go a little bit deeper than that. What's the worst piece of advice that you hear pushed around the business circles that founders fall for? Seth Godin: Twenty-five sure fire ways that you can guarantee succeed tomorrow by deceiving people, finding shortcuts, hustling, putting yourself out there, and generally being selfish. Matt Ward: Hustling, I think that's absolutely true. We talked about this before. I think you take a long ball approach to this, that a lot of founders, I mean it's tough. Let's face it, you're in a situation where you're financially set. How does someone coming up in the ranks take an approach like this and become successful? Seth Godin: I'm sure that was a deliberately provocative... Matt Ward: Oh absolutely. Seth Godin: Thought which I truly appreciate, here's the deal. If you don't have time to do it right, when exactly are you going to find the time to do it over? I was on the edge of bankruptcy for almost eight years. I, at one point my company had to send somebody by car to pick up a check, because if we had waited for Federal Express we woul...