Bossed 2 Boss

In this episode, Miro is joined by Moose and Oreo for a very special recap of a recent success. The podcast recent rose to #20 on the iTunes for entrepreneur podcasts. Very happy and thankful for all the listeners. Also, Miro talks about being ok with celebrating success every now and then, and why that's important to do for yourself.

During this episode, Brad Lea, founder of Virtual training and Lightspeed VT, self-made entrepreneur, innovator, sales expert, mentor, speaker, and author talks to your host, Miro Wcislo. Learn about his over 25 years of sales and marketing experience and what you can expect from his upcoming book “The Hard Way.”

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Episode Highlights:

How do you sell shitty items?

Why is MLM a good business model?

How can you differentiate reason from excuse?

What is the difference between proper training and exposure to information?

How did LightSpeed VT come to be?

Why does personality affect success?

How does choices and perspective affect your life?

What are the characteristics that negates success?

What to consider when taking risks?

What are the dealbreakers in sales?

What is Brad Lea’s favorite book?

What is Brad Lea’s favorite podcast?

What is Brad Lea’s favorite movie?

What made Brad into the man he is today?

How to go from bossed to a boss?

Key Points:

Raise the value of a product beyond the value of the money and map it to the needs of your customers.

According to Brad Lea, find out what the foundation of any good business is.

Introduce yourself to strangers and see why Brad Lea takes into account its importance for establishing a business.

Stop complaining and start making the right choices instead, just like what Brad Lea stated as his way to ensure you get what you want in life.

Learn to take action and quit being afraid.

Tweetable Quotes:

“If you believe in a product, then it wouldn’t be shitty.” – Brad Lea

“Everything after because is an excuse.” - Brad Lea

“There are 4 ingredients to good training : Good Content, Repetition, Practice, and Accountability.” - Brad Lea

“Training is something you do, not something you did.” -Brad Lea

“It’s impossible to not make money if you simplify things” - Brad Lea

“The reason people are in the situation they’re in is because the choices they made in the past.” - Brad Lea

“Find the value of the product in their life then show them how the product can help them.” -Brad Lea

“Your health is number 1.” -Brad Lea

“My dad asked me to mow the lawn when I was 16 and I didn’t liked it so he kicked me out of the house until I mow the lawn.” -Brad Lea

“We’re all bosses of our own lives.” -Brad Lea

“Your whole life culminates on the choices you’re making on a day to day basis.” -Brad Lea

“Like action causes like results.” -Brad Lea

“Abnormally high risks and that’s me.” -Brad Lea

“Time will pass you by and you’re going to live in regret.” - Miro Wcisl

Resources Mentioned:

Visit Brad’s website at https://www.bradlea.com/

Visit Brad’s podcast at https://www.droppingbombs.com/

Check his Twitter at https://twitter.com/TheRealBradLea

Check his Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TheRealBradLea/

Check his Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/therealbradlea/

Check his YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDAbrXOj2yIrzj8QE4jC-Og

Book : “The Hard Way” by Brad Lea

In this episode, Miro speaks highly of his producer Steve Wiley because he's undeniably awesome. Then he talks about some other stuff.

In this episode, Miro talks with Katie Wafer owner of Hydrate IV Bar — a collection of Colorado IV therapy spas promoting wellness from within.

Her lifelong passion for health and wellness led her to a post-grad career in medical sales, with a particular focus in therapeutic drug monitoring within pain management. When she wasn’t working, she served as a Denver Broncos Cheerleader for two seasons, 11-12 and 12-13. During that time, she traveled to Las Vegas for work conferences often. And, that’s when she was first introduced to IV therapy.

At the time, IV therapy in Vegas was mostly used to supplement hangover recovery and the work-hard, play-hard Vegas lifestyle. While Katie admired these places’ ability to maintain Vegas’ signature level of customer service, she knew the concept would do really well in cities like Denver with a deeper focus on health, wellness, alternative medicine, and preventative care.

But, it wasn’t until she stumbled upon the perfect set of leather recliners at a Habitat Restore in Denver that she finally made the plunge to open Hydrate IV Bar. Those leather chairs sat in storage while she kept working in medical sales, but during her work travel, she tried IV therapy clinics anywhere she could find them — sampling services in San Diego, Chicago, Scottsdale, New Orleans, the British Virgin Islands, and Australia.

Finally in 2016, the leather chairs were pulled out of storage and into Hydrate IV Bar’s first location in Denver’s Bonnie Brae neighborhood, with a menu of services for illness, wellness, recovery, and beauty. Hydrate IV Bar caught on quickly in the Denver market, largely set apart for its ability to provide services in a restorative, spa-like atmosphere while still maintaining the professionalism of a more traditional clinic.

Since then, Hydrate IV Bar has opened three more locations in Colorado — in the Highlands, (Denver), in Cherry Creek (Denver) and in Boulder. They’ve been recognized by almost every local news network and publication in the area, from the Denver Post to Denver 7 News. Because of Team Hydrate’s commitment to the communities that they serve, they’ve also garnered several awards including Cherry Creek Chamber’s Business of the Year in 2017 and MindBody visionary award in 2018 and 2019.

In this episode, Miro talks about finding the "right way" for you. Who knows what's right, do you? Also, some bad news at Hodgepodge, more entrepreneurisming... Oh, we also had a visit from a special guest.

In this interview, Miro talks With Kat Taylor CEO of Kailo Organic Chakra Therapy. Kat aims to empower, inspire, teach, guide and support others in healing themselves and embodying the fullness of their potential. As an energy practitioner and chakra guide, Kat intuitively weaves together over 10 years of experience with various forms of energy work, bodywork, aromatherapy, shamanism, and yogic practices.

In this episode, Miro asks a serious question. Why don't we have fun like we used to? The stress, the work? What is it? It's important to take time and smile a little bit, it could save your life. Also, some Hodgepodge hot takes.

In this episode, Miro talks with Chel Hamilton, a certified Clinical Hypnotherapist in practice for over a decade, and over 20 years of working with addicts and alcoholics, Chel has helped thousands of people let go of habits and thought patterns, and re-design their lives for more joy, freedom, and confidence. Through her guided meditation podcast “Meditation Minis” (with over 16 million downloads) she has helped people create more calmer, clearer, and happier lives. Her mission is to be an agent of change of powerful, positive change for the planet, and her passion is to that light that spark in people’s eyes when that change occurs. You can find the Meditation Minis podcast for free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or on the web at https://MeditationMinis.com

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In this episode, Miro returns from a big move out to Minneapolis. He isn’t high we swear he’s just “tired” Anyway, there some serious interviewing happening on this day of our lord. Can’t wait for you to hear them coming in the next few weeks. Support the show and share this Ish people.

In this episode, Miro welcomes back Bryan Casella, One of SoCal's top real estate influencers and trainer to agents across the nation. Is the market going to keep trending up? Is real estate the business to get into? What happens to you if the market crashes... Again? How to hedge your investment in the market and just some overall good insight.