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For the social butterfly, lockdown isolation is a waking nightmare. Introverts everywhere are celebrating the perpetual excuse to not go outside or talk to people! Where do you fall on the spectrum?

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A popular keynote speaker, she shares the unconventional techniques that helped her thrive as one of the first female sports agents in the high stakes,

big ego world of professional sports and now a successful entrepreneur.

As president of client representation for sports and entertainment agency CSE, Molly spent two decades as one of the world’s only female sports agents.

She was hailed as the “female Jerry Maguire” by CNN as she recruited and represented hundreds of sport’s biggest names, including Hall of Fame pitcher

John Smoltz, PGA TOUR golfer Matt Kuchar, broadcaster Erin Andrews, and basketball championship coaches Tom Izzo and Doc Rivers.

As she successfully negotiated over $500 million in contracts and built lasting relationships, she also observed and adopted the traits of those at the top

of their game. Molly shares her proven approach to negotiating in her company’s Game Changer Negotiation Training workshops, teaching people how

to close more deals faster, while strengthening the relationship.

Molly has been featured in ESPN, Fast Company, Forbes and Sports Illustrated. A sought after motivational speaker, she delivers game changing

messages to top companies, trade associations, and teams worldwide.

Listen to Game Changers with Molly Fletcher anywhere podcasts are heard.

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In this episode, Steve Sims returns to the show to talk about the path back to work after the quarantine is lifted. What can we do now to prepare for the future? This is the first of a series covering getting back to work and recovering financially from the shutdown.

"Steve Sims has transferred from banking to launch the worlds most recognized concierge firm - Bluefish Concierge.

Steve also consults many high end and new luxury companies in branding and market approach.

Steve Sims has appeared in the press and TV in many countries worldwide, been quoted from Wall St Journal to South China Morning Post and even received the honor of speaking at Harvard – twice!.

Bluefish is not a gopher service, an old boy's network or a snobby bunch of party crashing showoffs. Please don't call us to pick up your dry cleaning; that is simply not what we do. Instead, we offer the highest level of personalized travel, transportation and entertainment-related services to corporate executives, celebrities, professional athletes and other discerning individuals interested in living life to its fullest."

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Now is the best time to focus on ourselves. When we get out of the house, what will that look like for you? Here's what Miro has to say.

From the streets of metro-Atlanta as a police officer, to the mountains of Afghanistan as an Infantry leader, Zack has been tested on his crime and risk mitigation expertise as well as his leadership.. He has built this experience into Knight Protection Services, where he provides those techniques to a wide array of businesses. He also volunteers on the board of Vetlanta, the physical security council for ASIS, and as co-chair of Surviving To Thriving.

During this episode, Peter Piekarczyk, Co-founder of Draftbit, talks to your host, Miro Wcislo. Find out how Peter started-up Draftbit, and the challenges he went through before succeeding to where he is today.

Highlights:

Which does Peter prefer, IOS or Android?

What is the new up and coming place for mobile app development?

What is Draftbit?

What does Draftbit do for mobile app development?

What is YC?

Why does Peter say that people are getting smarter?

What do you need, expertise or people backing you up?

What do you need to expect in building up your business?

What made Peter get off of the 9-5 life?

What did Peter think of having a computer science degree?

Who is facing the toughest challenge in startups?

Does Peter regret not going to college?

What are Peter's favorites?

Key Points

Having an idea for a business isn’t enough. You should be able to think it through and define what you really want, where do you want to go, and what things are expected to go wrong, for they will.

Expect that trials will be along the way when you’re starting up. It's up to you to pick up where you slipped, check yourself whether it's your fault or other factors, and address it.

Tweetable Quotes:

“Whatever it is you’re working on, you should have… experience - the edge.”

“The success of building a business is already 1%.”

“The thing that’s really great about startups is that you have to be good, and you have to be fast… and just a little bit of luck”

Resources Mentioned:

Check out Peter’s twitter account: https://twitter.com/peterpme

Check out Peter's Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/peterpme

Check out Peter's website: https://peterp.me/

10 ways to help during the Coronavirus (COVID-19 Quarantine Edition)

1 - Donate money to charities, especially smaller ones without as many corporate sponsors

2 - Contact local charities* to volunteer (blood, food and supply shortages) - virtual volunteering

3 - Be mindful of how much you buy - there are others out there that might need it more

4 - Seek out seniors that you can deliver food to

5 - Buy takeout/delivery or gift cards from local bars and restaurants

6 - Check-in on people you know like neighbors and friends, especially, elderly

7 - Practice social distancing to prevent the possible spread

8 - Wash your hands with soap for at least 20 seconds

9 - Care for yourself - you can spread unknowingly and you cannot care for others if you are sick

10 - Spread some love and positivity!!

*(FeedingAmerica, Meals on wheels, American Red Cross, food banks)

During this episode, Grant Cramer, actor and producer, talks to your

host, Miro Wcislo. Find out how Grant decided to put his skills to

good rather than continually elevating himself for others.

Highlights:

Why do people look to actors for answers?

How do you control the artistic voice within?

What is Lone Survivor about?

What movie is Grant producing with Nicolas Cage?

How did Grant transition from being an actor to a producer?

How did Grant elevate his career?

Why did Grant turn down several roles?

How do you avoid going into the dark place in Hollywood?

How did teaching acting change Grant’s life?

How should you face disappointment?

How do you find your drive?

What kind of jobs did Grant take?

How do you get confidence?

How does Grant become energy efficient in his daily life?

What kind of environment would Grant prefer to have?

How do you get people with money to fall in love with your dream?

What are Grant’s favorites?

Key Points:

Dig deep into your heart to reach your creative resources.

Always fact check, not all statements are factual.

“There is no other redemption for who you are in your life other than succeed.”

“We constantly have to be our own advocate.”

Tweetable Quotes:

“Artists are the most visible social conscience of any sane society.”

“A fascist society tries to kill and exile the intellectuals and

artists because they’re the ones trying to reflect the truth back to

society.”

“Artists, directors, and writers are the bleeding hearts of societies.”

“Take it all with a grain of salt.”

Resources Mentioned:

Check out Grant’s Facebook account: https://www.facebook.com/grantmanc

Check out Grant’s twitter account: https://twitter.com/grantmanc?lang=en

Miro is on location at Podfest 2020 in Orlando, Florida giving the play by play. Don't miss the continuing coverage!

During this episode, Dane Maxwell, author of the book, “Start From

Zero”, talks to your host, Miro Wcislo. Find out how Dane overcame his

past bad experiences, and how he came up with solutions for start-up

companies.

Episode Highlights:

How would Dane double his money in one day?

How do you get money fast?

What is failure?

What does Dane do when product ideas fail?

What is a client lunch box?

How many times did Dr. Seuss fail?

Where can we truly find freedom?

What can honesty give our lives?

Why do we need to recognize our identity?

What is success all about?

Why is Dane an entrepreneur now?

What gives the best idea for a business?

Why does the mechanism not matter to starting up a business?

Key Points

Be honest with yourself, and believe in things you can do, and your

problems will solve themselves.

Never stop reaching for your dreams because of failure, failure will

always be there, it's up to you how to pick yourself up, look beyond,

and continue striving towards achieving your goals.

Tweetable Quotes:

“According to the American Payroll Association, they found out that

74% of people would be in trouble if they didn't get their next

paycheck.”

“You don’t know failure is a choice until you have the meta condition

that the ability to see your own thoughts and recognize that those

thoughts are who you are.”

“If you’re not good and you try three things and you give up, you’re stupid.”

“It’s always worth it. You don’t ever lose a damn thing if you’re

following you’re heart.”

“Success isn't personal. It doesn’t mean anything about you.”

“We become very wealthy by solving very painful problems.”

Resources Mentioned:

Visit his website at https://www.startfromzero.com/

Check out his podcast at https://www.startfromzero.com/episodes

Check out his book Start from Zero: Build Your Own Business and

Experience True Freedom