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In this powerful interview, Jeremy Slate sits down with Mike Coy, a cancer survivor and author of the book "I Chose Live." Mike shares his inspiring journey of battling throat cancer and how it transformed his perspective on life. From being told he might never speak again to undergoing intense chemotherapy and radiation treatments, Mike's story is one of resilience, hope, and the power of choice.
In this interview, Jeremy Slate sits down with Parker Pursell, the CEO of EQRP, to discuss the importance of handling wealth and building legacy wealth for financial independence. They delve into the concept of steward leadership and how it drives EQRP's mission to empower individuals in their financial transformation.
In this eye-opening interview, Dr. Steve Hodges, a pediatric urologist, reveals the hidden connection between childhood bedwetting and constipation. As a parent, you may have struggled with this issue and wondered what you can do to help your child. Dr. Hodges explains his theory on why bedwetting occurs and offers practical solutions for parents. He emphasizes the importance of addressing constipation as a key factor in resolving bedwetting, debunking common misconceptions and shedding light on the long-term consequences of ignoring the issue. Discover the most effective ways to empty the rectum and promote better sleep for your child, leading to improved overall well-being and behavior. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights from an expert in the field and take command of your child's bedwetting issue.
In this interview, Jeremy Slate sits down with Roger Wakefield, a plumbing expert and YouTube personality, to discuss the importance of trades and how to succeed in the industry. They delve into the misconception that success only comes from a college degree and highlight the numerous opportunities available in the trades. Roger shares his journey from starting as a plumber to becoming a successful entrepreneur and social media influencer. He emphasizes the need for more people to enter the trades, as there is currently a shortage of skilled workers. Roger also offers insights into the characteristics and traits that make someone a good fit for the trades. Whether you're considering a career in the trades or interested in starting your own business, this interview provides valuable advice and inspiration.
In this episode of the Command Your Brand show, Jeremy interviews Samina Gentry, the founder of Atlantic Children, a company that brings European fashions to America. They discuss the importance of not only looking fashionable but also ensuring that children's clothing is healthy and free from harmful chemicals. Samina shares her passion for providing organic and sustainable clothing options for parents who want the best for their kids. She also highlights the strict regulations in Europe that ensure the quality and authenticity of the products.
Discover the hidden dangers lurking in children's clothing and how it can affect their health. Samina explains how the skin, being the largest organ, absorbs chemicals from clothing, emphasizing the need for organic materials. She shares heartwarming stories of European designers who pour their love and creativity into each product, resulting in unique and high-quality pieces.
Learn how Atlantic Children is bridging the gap between Europe and America, making European fashion accessible and affordable for everyone. Samina also announces the grand opening of their physical store in Newport Beach, California, where customers can experience the joy of smelling true cotton and explore a wide range of organic and fashionable children's clothing.
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Are you a business owner looking to scale but struggling to build a team? In this episode of The Command Your Brand Show, host Jeremy invites Brittany Brewer from FreeUp to discuss how freelancers can help businesses expand. They dive into the differences between freelancers and virtual assistants, as well as the advantages of using FreeUp over other platforms like Upwork. Brittany shares valuable insights on how to identify the tasks you need help with, create standard operating procedures, and effectively communicate with freelancers. She also highlights the importance of finding the right fit in terms of personality and aligning with your company's values. Additionally, Brittany explains the cost structure of hiring freelancers and how FreeUp handles payments. Don't miss out on the valuable resources offered by FreeUp, including a special offer for listeners of The Command Your Brand Show. Tune in to learn how to leverage freelancers to scale your business effectively.
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In this interview, Jeremy Slate sits down with Chris Knudsen, author of "Trust Me, I'm a Consultant," to discuss the world of independent consulting. Chris shares his insights and experiences from his career, including his role in the success of Purple Mattress. He emphasizes the importance of understanding your own skills and traits as an employee before transitioning into consulting. Chris provides practical advice on how to make the leap into consulting, including securing spousal support, establishing financial runway, and building a network of clients. He also addresses the freelancer vs. entrepreneur dichotomy, offering guidance on how to determine which path is right for you. Whether you're considering a career in consulting or looking to grow your existing consulting business, this interview provides valuable insights and actionable strategies.
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In this episode of the Command Your Brand Show, Jeremy Slate interviews Jay Abdulaziz, an insurance industry expert with over two decades of experience. Jay shares his insights on creating more revenue and scaling offers through effective phone sales techniques. He reveals the secret sauce behind his success, emphasizing the importance of a scalable model and the power of soft skills in sales. Jay also discusses his unique approach to hiring, focusing on mindset, drive, and communication abilities rather than previous sales experience. He highlights the significance of quality control and offers strategies for dealing with slumps and challenges within a sales team. Additionally, Jay shares his number one lesson for entrepreneurs: strike while the iron's hot. He emphasizes the importance of seizing opportunities and scaling businesses when all four pillars—lead generation, sales processes, recruiting, and retention—are thriving. Don't miss this episode to gain valuable insights into mastering the art of one-call closes and scaling your sales.
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