As I mentioned in the podcast here are the resources below if you want to check out podcast hosting I recommend the two below.

Podcast Hosting

Blubrry - If you've had the opportunity to go to any of the podcasting conferences you've probably seen their booth. A great company that I'm helping with some enterprise clients. Great hosting that encourages you to own your RSS feed and gives you a free Wordpress site along with IAB certified stats, vital if you're working with sponsors.

Podbean - Another great hosting service that Patrice host her podcast on so it's always a top contender for affordability and dependable service.

Millennials have a reputation for being entitled, lazy and the worse generation is the last fifty years. However, my next guest Whitney Hanson shatters that myth in the first 5 minutes of the podcast. She singlehandedly paid off more than $30,000 in debt in 10 months, bought her first house when she was 19 and paid a whopping $472 for her MBA!

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As you listen to this interview pay attention to the theme throughout that points to executing on the things you want with very deliberate actions. Whitney gives some of the best advice I've heard in a long that that connects with younger people. She doesn't sugar coat the struggle but breaks down how anyone that wants can overcome their situation with a great work ethic.

We cover the art of side hustling and it's growing popularity as a legitimate way to earn extra money and to actually earn a living. If you're curious about dropshipping or retail arbitrage jump to minute 24 to get the scoop on how to get started. Not only does she talk about what dropshipping is she give a step by step strategy to how to use instagram to build your business. Listen twice!

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If you've booked time with me, you know my 10-minute triage calls then you've used my scheduling link. It's a service that's good and I didn't have any real complaints except it's on the expensive side. I've used Schedule Once since I started podcasting so I'm pretty vested in it, but it's time to say goodbye.

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I have a special link I can send to my podcast guest to schedule and it all goes on my calendar! Not only is it more affordable than using Schedule Once, I've already had conversations with the CEO and love they are working on even more enhancements based on user suggestions. Until Valentin's Day, you can get 40% off with this link, Get the Deal I would love to know what you think about my page. Don't worry if you're not interested in buying it but want to try it out first just click the view all the plans on the page and sign-up for free.

As an author As, to hear those words about work I've produced and the story I told in Master Your Message was extremely powerful.

In Master Your Message, I lead you through my journey to find my voice. The difficulties, challenges, and revelations I had along the way. I've also included a few very notable mentors that were key in my writing journey, Chris Brogan, Patrice Washington and Matthew Turner. It would mean the world to me if you would click below to grab your copy of Master Your Message.

If you can't buy a copy all I ask is that you phone your local library and request a copy. It's available in every library in America.

Music Artist in Episode: Singleton Singleton was so generous to give me permission to use their music on this podcast so make sure to check them out. Like Singelton on Facebook: Like Singleton on Facebook

Just how does one become the Master of Story as I've named my next guest John David Mann? Well for starters he's an award-winning author whose books have sold more than 2 million copies, including the bestselling classic The Go-Giver (with Bob Burg). you've heard of it, right?

He's been a concert cellist, award-winning composer, high school founder which he co-founded at the ripe old age of 17 with a few friends and later became an educator there. He's a publisher, entrepreneur, marketer, public speaker, and event master of ceremonies. John's writing spans over two dozen books, including seven New York Times and national bestsellers and has been published in thirty languages.

We covered so much ground in this interview about an aspect of the writing process that any budding writer should take note of. Not only did we talk about the process one of the techniques John talked about was a three-step system he outlined the following:

1. Preparation
2. Inspiration
3. Perspiration

As an author, to hear those words about work I've produced and the story I told in Master Your Message was extremely powerful.

In Master Your Message, I lead you through my journey to find my voice. The difficulties, challenges, and revelations I had along the way. I've also included a few very notable mentors that were key in my writing journey, Chris Brogan, Patrice Washington and Matthew Turner. It would mean the world to me if you would click below to grab your copy of Master Your Message.

If you can't buy a copy all I ask is that you phone your local library and request a copy. It's available in every library in America.

Music Artist in Episode: Singleton Singleton was so generous to give me permission to use their music on this podcast so make sure to check them out. Like Singelton on Facebook: Like Singleton on Facebook

THE RECIPE, by Olympic gold-medalist Chef Charles Carroll and New York Times bestselling author John David Mann, is a tale of heartbreak and redemption, a meditation on great food and secrets of the kitchen, and a life manual, all wrapped together into one compelling, un-put-downable story.

Former world heavyweight champion George Foreman has declared it “An instant classic.” Michael Port, the television actor and bestselling author of The Think Big Manifesto, calls it, “A blueprint for transcending limitations and living a big life” and adds, “The Recipe will speak directly to your heart and help you find your way.” My guest today is the book’s coauthor, Chef Charles Carroll, executive chef of the prestigious River Oaks Country Club in Houston, Texas. Chef Carroll has a unique perspective on success, greatness, and what it takes to create amazing teams. He took his first Culinary Olympics gold medal — the first of many — at age 24 and has participated in eight different Olympics over three decades. As executive chef at one of the highest-rated country clubs in the nation, he manages and mentors a team of seventy-five, in six kitchens and three restaurants, putting out eighty to a hundred banquet functions per week — and maintains an unshakable sense of team morale and family spirit in the process.

He travels the country giving inspirational talks to young people on the Ingredients of Greatness. He just returned from logging a quarter million miles in his two-year stint as president of the World Association of Chefs Societies. And in his spare time, he’s written a book — a “culinary parable,” he calls it — with The Go-Giver coauthor John David Mann. How does he do it all? And more importantly, why does he do it? We’ll find out today.

Master Your Message - The Guide to Finding Your Voice in Any Situation. My book leads you through my journey to find my voice along with some very notable mentors like Chris Brogan, Patrice Washington and Matthew Turner that have been a big influence in my life.

Music Artist in Episode:

Singleton Singleton was so generous to give me permission to use their music on this podcast so make sure to check them out. Like Singelton on Facebook: Like Singleton on Facebook

If you don’t have enough business you have either a Marketing, a Messaging problem or a Positioning Problem. In this episode, you learn the best ways to work through these and many other challenges that service businesses face.

When it comes to building your service business are you asking the right questions? What’s your client's buying process? Do you have any idea or have you considered why your clients are buying from you?

Master Your Message - The Guide to Finding Your Voice in Any Situation. My book leads you through my journey to find my voice along with some very notable mentors like Chris Brogan, Patrice Washington and Matthew Turner that have been a big influence in my life.

Music Artist in Episode:

Singleton Singleton was so generous to give me permission to use their music on this podcast so make sure to check them out. Like Singelton on Facebook: Like Singleton on Facebook