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Many entrepreneurs struggle with knowing when to ask for help. We look to The Little Engine That Could and think-we-can through every aspect of our business—all by ourselves. But what if there’s a better way to interpret that storybook’s advice? What if we had the faith to think-we-could find support when we needed it?   JJ Ramberg is the mission-driven entrepreneur behind Goodshop, an online coupon platform, and Goodpods, a new social network for giving and receiving podcast recommendations from friends and influencers you admire. JJ spent 13 years hosting MSNBC’s Your Business and Been There, Built That, interviewing thousands of entrepreneurs and business leaders on how to grow a company. She is also the bestselling author of It’s Your Business: 183 Essential Tips that Will Transform Your Small Business. On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, JJ joins Anjel to explain what inspired her to create Goodpods and how she made the decision to launch the platform during the pandemic. She shares her vision of a more compassionate, empathetic world and offers advice on finding meaning in your work in a variety of ways. Listen in for JJ’s insight on identifying what’s yours to do (and what isn’t) and learn to understand your strengths and ask the right advisors for help when you need it! What You Will Learn What called JJ to her work as a mission-driven entrepreneur Why JJ decided to launch Goodpods during the pandemic How Goodpods supports JJ’s vision for more a more compassionate, empathetic world JJ’s take on how we can find meaning in our work in a variety of ways What inspired JJ to build Goodpods and how the platform works The question JJ asks to identify what’s hers to do (and what isn’t) JJ’s advice on surrounding yourself with a team of advisors JJ’s reframe of The Little Engine That Could for entrepreneurs How being okay with failure empowers JJ to take risks Connect with JJ Ramberg Goodpods Resources Your Business with JJ Ramberg Been There. Built That. Goodshop Connect with Anjel B. Hartwell The Wealthy Life Mentor The Wealthy Life Mentor on Facebook Anjel on Twitter Anjel on Instagram Email listeners@wickedlysmartwomen.com Apply to Wealthy Life by Design Leave Us A Message On Our listener line:   540-402-0043 x4343

This time I connected to Colorado.There I met JJ Ramberg, award-winning television host, bestselling author, and entrepreneur.After hosting for 13 years a program about entrepreneurship for NBC News Your Business, she now decided to try how does it feel to be behind the scene, co-founding with her brother Ken Goodpods, a peer to peer podcast recommendation app, that seems to become a real game-changer for the podcast industry.—Host: Flavia Marfella  - also on Goodpods now as @flavia - Show: Small Talks (at midnight)Guest: JJ Ramberg (biography below)—How difficult is to find podcast recommendation and how difficult is for the podcaster to be known?Recently I have been asked what is the major challenge as an indipendent podcaster. I had no doubt in answering to that and soon I discovered many other podcasters have the same issue: just letting the people know that you even exist. In particular to the ones that already  are familiar to podcast, not necessarily are interested to find recommendations on other social media. So far I found twitter quite useful for that scope, but still very dispersive.It was actually on Twitter where I got in contact with Goodpods for the first time.The things that I love the most, beside the user friendliness and a lovely graphic, is that you can find single episode according to your mood and interests.As a podcaster you can engage with the listeners, things to me impossible at the moment with the current platform.Even harder if you want to get the word out about one episodes, since I touch every time a different topic.Several top influencers including Dan Harris, Rachel Hollis, Gwynet Paltrow, Kim Kardashian, and brands like The Today Show and Entertainment Weekly have signed up -- giving smaller podcasters an opportunity to tap into a huge pool of listeners.If you are a podcast lover, I think you should just try, soon available on Android.If you are a podcaster and your show is on Apple Podcasts, it will automatically be in Goodpods and you have just to do few steps to connect with your profile.I was so lucky to be one of the first in Europe, so I could choose a simpler username, instead of the classical name22345.So,  follow my account @flavia e subscribe to my show Small Talks (at midnight), comment on episodes, and share your episodes on your profile! Looking forward to meeting you there!Guest: JJ RambergHost for 13 years of ‘Your business' on NBC news, dedicated to providing a forum for issues affecting the owners of small and growing businesses.She hosted also the series Follow the Food for the BBC World News, an eight-part documentary series that questions where our food comes from and how will this change in the near future, thanks to new technologies and innovative ways of farming.Author of the best-selling book It's Your Business – 183 Essential Tips that Will Transform Your Small Business and The Startup Club, a fun fiction book tailored to young entrepreneurs.JJ refers to the children book 'The Little Engine That Could.Clubhouse: @flavia.marfellaFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/smalltalksatmidnight/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/small_talks_at_midnight/Goodpods app - social media for podcast lovers: @flaviaE-mail: midnightsmalltalks@gmail.com

Host of Your Business on MSNBC & Co-Founder of GoodShop- JJ Ramberg is on the Positive Phil Podcast.Host of Your Business on MSNBC & Co-Founder of GoodShop- JJ Ramberg is on the Positive Phil PodcastJANUARY 31, 2019 1SONJAAGUILAR11954UNCATEGORIZEDCOMMENTS OFFJJ Ramberg is the co-founder of Goodshop and the host of Your Business on MSNBCGoodShop (formerly Goodsearch) provides a database of digital coupons from more than 32,000 merchants including Amazon, Target, Staples, Best Buy, etc. The company has partnered with 113,000 nonprofits and schools and shares commissions earned from purchases at participating stores with the shoppers chosen cause. As of September, 2015 more than $12 million has been donated.GoodShop was founded in November 2005 by siblings Ken Ramberg (Co-Founder of JOBTRAK, purchased by Monster.com and operating today as MonsterCollege) and JJ Ramberg, host of MSNBC’s weekend show Your Business.[1] In 2011, Scott Garell, former President of Ask Networks, including Ask.com and Dictionary.com, joined GoodSearch as CEO.www.goodshop.comSocial Media Linkstwitter: @jjrambergfacebook: @jjrambergmsnbcinstagram: jj.rambergwww.goodshop.comwww.msnbc.com/your-businessLOVE HELPING PEOPLE!www.positivephil.comJJ Ramberg is the host of msnbc’s “Your Business,” the only television show dedicated to issues affecting small business owners and co-author of It’s Your Business: 183 Essential Tips that Will Transform Your Small Business, available October 16th. Now in its seventh season, the program has profiled hundreds of small business owners and offered advice from countless small business experts and investors. In addition, Your Business guests have included Senate and House Small Business Committee members, the head of the Small Business Administration, and members of the Cabinet.Before joining msnbc, Ramberg was a reporter at CNN, where she covered a wide range of topics, ranging from breaking news to profiles of the country’s top business leaders. Her extensive field experience includes reporting from Biloxi, Miss., and New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, and from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. She also hosted the daytime talk program “The Flipside” on CNNfn and was a producer on CNN’s profile program “Pinnacle.” She began her television career at NBC News, where she was an associate producer at Dateline NBC.

Host of Your Business on MSNBC & Co-Founder of GoodShop- JJ Ramberg is on the Positive Phil Podcast.Host of Your Business on MSNBC & Co-Founder of GoodShop- JJ Ramberg is on the Positive Phil PodcastJANUARY 31, 2019 1SONJAAGUILAR11954UNCATEGORIZEDCOMMENTS OFFJJ Ramberg is the co-founder of Goodshop and the host of Your Business on MSNBCGoodShop (formerly Goodsearch) provides a database of digital coupons from more than 32,000 merchants including Amazon, Target, Staples, Best Buy, etc. The company has partnered with 113,000 nonprofits and schools and shares commissions earned from purchases at participating stores with the shoppers chosen cause. As of September, 2015 more than $12 million has been donated.GoodShop was founded in November 2005 by siblings Ken Ramberg (Co-Founder of JOBTRAK, purchased by Monster.com and operating today as MonsterCollege) and JJ Ramberg, host of MSNBC’s weekend show Your Business.[1] In 2011, Scott Garell, former President of Ask Networks, including Ask.com and Dictionary.com, joined GoodSearch as CEO.www.goodshop.comSocial Media Linkstwitter: @jjrambergfacebook: @jjrambergmsnbcinstagram: jj.rambergwww.goodshop.comwww.msnbc.com/your-businessLOVE HELPING PEOPLE!www.positivephil.comJJ Ramberg is the host of msnbc’s “Your Business,” the only television show dedicated to issues affecting small business owners and co-author of It’s Your Business: 183 Essential Tips that Will Transform Your Small Business, available October 16th. Now in its seventh season, the program has profiled hundreds of small business owners and offered advice from countless small business experts and investors. In addition, Your Business guests have included Senate and House Small Business Committee members, the head of the Small Business Administration, and members of the Cabinet.Before joining msnbc, Ramberg was a reporter at CNN, where she covered a wide range of topics, ranging from breaking news to profiles of the country’s top business leaders. Her extensive field experience includes reporting from Biloxi, Miss., and New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, and from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. She also hosted the daytime talk program “The Flipside” on CNNfn and was a producer on CNN’s profile program “Pinnacle.” She began her television career at NBC News, where she was an associate producer at Dateline NBC.

JJ Ramberg is the host of msnbc's “Your Business,” the only television show dedicated to issues affecting small business owners and co-author of It’s Your Business: 183 Essential Tips that Will Transform Your Small Business.   Ramberg is a regular contributor to the TODAY Show on small business and financial issues.  She is also msnbc's small business expert and occasional on-air anchor. In addition, she is a financial columnist for Cookie Magazine, Conde Nast's parenting magazine. She has also written columns on social entrepreneurship for Entrepreneur Magazine. Ramberg is passionate about small business and has firsthand experience as an entrepreneur herself. With her brother, she co-founded GoodSearch.com, a search engine that donates 50 percent of revenue to the charities and schools its users designate. JJ and Lou have a great chat in this fun conversation on Thrive LOUD. Links for JJ--- goodshop.com getgumdrop.com Her New Children's Book - "The Start Up Club" *** Connect with Lou:  www.loudiamond.net Subscribe to Thrive LOUD:  www.thriveloud.com    

An in-depth conversation with JJ Ramberg, host of msnbc’s “Your Business”, a television show dedicated to the issues affecting small business owners. JJ Ramberg is the host of msnbc’s “Your Business,” the only television show dedicated to issues affecting small business owners and co-author of It’s Your Business: 183 Essential Tips that Will Transform Your Small Business, available October 16th. Now in its seventh season, the program has profiled hundreds of small business owners and offered advice from countless small business experts and investors. In addition, Your Business guests have included Senate and House Small Business Committee members, the head of the Small Business Administration, and members of the Cabinet. As a leader in this field, Ramberg has been called upon to moderate town halls, including one during Washington D.C.’s Small Business Week. Ramberg is a regular contributor to the TODAY Show on small business and financial issues. She is also msnbc’s small business expert and occasional on-air anchor. In addition, she is a financial columnist for Cookie Magazine, Conde Nast’s parenting magazine. She has also written columns on social entrepreneurship for Entrepreneur Magazine. Sponsored by Drexel University’s Rudman Institute for Entertainment Industry Studies, LeBow College of Business, Close School of Entrepreneurship and the Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts and Design.

Today's guest is LaShonda Delivuk of Life Focus Pictures. "Life Focus Pictures specializes in television commercials, educational DVDs (in both English & Spanish), and web videos for YouTube & website homepages. From the very beginning, the mission of Life Focus was to provide its clients with exceptional customer service while producing video content with a high-end cinematic aesthetic.  Our goal is to bring national-quality material to businesses both small and large.  In 2013, Life Focus Pictures received a nomination for the 2013 Emerging Small Business Award through the Bedford Area Chamber of Commerce as well as a nomination for a Small Business Award through the Lynchburg Regional Chamber of Commerce.  Since 2011, LFP has served over 70 businesses nationwide producing video content for all needs ranging from broadcast commercials to vision videos for non-profits. Life Focus Pictures strives to not only produce quality work but have a positive impact on the community in which they live. They are active members of the Lynchburg Morning Rotary Club & the Lynchburg Regional Chamber of Commerce (CHAT Team & Minority/Women Owned Task Force). They volunteer their time helping non-profits and also speak to young entrepreneurs, middle & high school students." Biblical Entrepreneurship "When the ground soaks up the falling rain and bears a good crop for the farmer, it has God’s blessing. But if a field bears thorns and thistles, it is useless. The farmer will soon condemn that field and burn it." ~ Hebrews 6:7-8 Key Takeaways It's a great ideas to have a Financial Adviser when first starting off. When you are forced to make something work, you tend to become more creative. Don't make assumptions about your community. Get to know your community and how it works.  Make sure that you are constantly giving back to your community; thanking them for supporting you. Sometimes we have a scarcity mindset instead of an abundance mindset. Different is scary, but different can be a good thing. Never get too attached to your own ideas. John 15:5 Tweetable Quotes [Tweet "Don't make assumptions about your community. Get to know your community and how it works. "] [Tweet "When you are forced to make something work, you tend to become more creative."] [Tweet "Make sure that you are constantly giving back to your community; thanking them for supporting you."] [Tweet "Sometimes we have a scarcity mindset instead of an abundance mindset."] [Tweet "Different is scary, but different can be a good thing."] [Tweet "Never get too attached to your own ideas."] Resources Advocare {Spark & Slam} Life Focus Pictures It's Your Business: 183 Essential Tips that Will Transform Your Small Business - J.J. Ramberg For complete show notes and clickable links go to www.BrianMininger.com/SBR38 The post 38: Building a Business as a Married Team w/ LaShonda Delivuk appeared first on .