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Neal Schaffer is a leading authority on helping businesses through their digital transformation of sales and marketing through consulting, training, and helping companies develop and execute on social media marketing strategy, influencer marketing, and social selling initiatives. President of the social media agency PDCA Social, Neal also teaches digital media to executives at Rutgers University, the Irish Management Institute (Ireland), and the University of Jyvaskyla (Finland). Fluent in Japanese and Mandarin Chinese, Neal is a popular keynote speaker and has been invited to speak about digital media on four continents in more than a dozen countries. He is also the author of 4 books on social media, including Maximize Your Social (Wiley) and the recently published The Age of Influence (HarperCollins Leadership), on educating the market on the why and how every business should leverage the potential of influencer marketing. Neal resides in Irvine, California but also frequently travels to Japan. Check out his Maximize Your Social Influence podcast for weekly inspiration.
Get Neal’s book, “The Age of Influence” at https://amzn.to/3bDQNXn
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A “Shook” or Small helpful book can be a key factor is building your repuation as an expert. These little books are not intended to become best-sellers, but instead are the ideal business card or leave behind gift.
In this fun interview with Mike Capuzzi, we dive into the how and why you should become the author of a small helpful book.
Connect with Mike by visiting: https://mikecapuzzi.com/gift
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I love it when I get to interview my friends, and I am sure that today’s topic will inspire you. In this episode, I have a conversation with Abigail Manning about celebrating your success and how that can inspire others.
Often we set a goal and work hard until we achieve it. Then without a moment of acknowledgement or celebration we immediately raise the bar for a bigger goal.
We think celebrating might sound like bragging so we downplay our achievement.
But does playing small motivate or help anyone else to think BIG?
Does it send a message to others that it’s not okay to honor their accomplishments and acknowledge their victory over the challenges?
Often others are looking to you for inspiration, encouragement and hope. Does minimizing your example of commitment, sacrifices, effort and bravery make them and you feel fulfilled, give you true happiness and provide ample fuel for future lofty goals?
When you celebrate your success,
It’s another way to create Unity & Optimism
You are not alone – I support you
Abigail combines her double major in Communications (Cognitive, Social and Behavioral Studies) from Indiana University with six years of extensive abuse research, investigation of over 20 therapy modalities, certification in REAL Essentials Advanced, training in both ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences) and Trauma Informed Approach.
Having experienced abuse, she authentically delivers researched-based and unique content to inspire and empower others with curriculum that is easy to understand and implement.
She role-models how to build TRUST in self and with others through: Truth. Respect. Unity. Safety. Transparency.
Connect with her by visit: https://abigailgmanning.com/
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When I heard Phil Mershon speak at Social Media Day Denver, I knew I had to meet him and have him on my show. Phil is is Director of Events for Social Media Examiner. He was “unforgettable,” which was the topic of his presentation and upcoming book.
Phil discusses how you can be unforgettable in your business in this thought-provoking interview. He asks the question “What If?” and applies this to your business. You are going to love the example of Led Zepplin singing Dr. Suess by Mike Rayburn, which you can hear at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yY5D8uRDV54.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQlcacWjAX0.
Connect with Phil at:
linkedin.com/in/philmershon
or his website:
PhilMershon.com
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John Faisandier has an interesting background: Volunteer teaching in Tonga, Catholic priesthood, and psychodrama training. This has led himto become a compassionate emotional intelligence expert.
He has worked in a drug and alcohol treatment hospital and over 20 years as an entrepreneur and corporate trainer giving him a unique perspective on managing emotions in business and personal life.
John has taught thousands of people in many parts of the world and he willingly shares these secrets with you on today’s podcast, including specific techniques for managing emotions.
Since writing the book I have developed an interactive online program and offer online coaching for those who really want to live well.
Grab John’s book at: https://amzn.to/31AWXC3
Free Ebook (How to Make an Effective Apology): tuf.co.nz/greg
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On occasion you get to meet the people who you look up to and that you consider a mentor. And if you are lucky, that person becomes a friend as well. My guest today is none other than Kim Garst, an icon in the social media industry.
I met Kim a couple of years ago at an event called Social Media Day Denver. We had a chance to reconnect at that event this year. Most of the people listening to this podcast are probably already familiar with Kim, but here is a short background.
Kim Garst is a small town southern gal who discovered a big world. She is an international best selling author, international keynote speaker, one of the world’s most retweeted people among digital marketers and a highly sought after marketing strategist.
Kim is also internationally recognized as a thought leader in the social media space. Forbes named her as one of the Top 10 Social Media Power Influencers. She has provided social and digital marketing advice to some of the world’s top brands like Microsoft, IBM, and Mastercard as well and hundreds of influential business leaders on digital and social media business strategies.
What she enjoys most is helping ordinary people discover their unique “possibles” so that they can build extra-ordinary businesses that helps them live the life of their dreams.
In today’s episode we talk specifically about using Facebook Groups to create community. this is an ideal way to connect with your customers. You won’t want to miss the great advice Kim shares with us.
Grab Kim’s book at: https://amzn.to/2qmTJW4
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