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By Jay Clouse
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In this episode, I answer the questions you're afraid to ask. I very explicitly asked people on my social media, "What are the questions you're afraid to ask me?" Things that feel a little bit off limits or taboo. And we got a lot, a lot of great questions.
→ Get your questions answered
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Jonny Miller is the creator of Nervous System Mastery. It teaches evidence-backed protocols to cultivate calm, build resilience, and increase aliveness in 45 days. It’s a five-week, cohort-based course that is just wrapping up its sixth cohort in the last three years. In those six cohorts, Jonny has served nearly 1,000 students and earned more than $800,000.
Here’s the best part – Jonny doesn’t have a massive audience. When he launched Nervous System Mastery, he had a couple thousand followers on Twitter and a small email list. This is the magic of a well-designed Signature Product – and Jonny is the perfect example.
In this episode, we get into the weeds about how he’s grown NSM – what’s worked well, what hasn’t, and how he’s found himself on large podcasts with people like Lenny Rachitsky, Ali Abdaal, Chris Williamson, and more.
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Chef PK is a cooking YouTuber whose anime food channel has done 67,000,000 views. But that's not what we're talking about today. We're talking about physical products.
At a 100,000 subscribers he launched his first book, and did about 40,000 in revenue.
In this episode, you'll learn how to brainstorm product ideas, how to find product audience fit, and how to bring an idea into reality.
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TIMESTAMPS
(00:00) What Happens When an Anime Chef Makes Merch?
(01:05) ChefPK’s Product Rundown
(02:11) Revenue Breakdown
(03:37) Evolving from Channel to Business
(07:07) Using Patreon as a YouTuber
(13:09) Evolving from Channel to Business II
(16:30) Figuring Out How to Make a Physical Product
(19:56) Figuring Out What Your Audience Really Wants
(24:32) Why You Should Sponsor Your Own Videos
(28:50) Evolving from Channel to Business III
(35:13) CCN Framework for Product Development
(38:27) Getting Over Limiting Beliefs
(40:02) Time and Cost of Product Development
(42:54) Balancing Running Your Channel and Building a Business
(45:52) Evolving from Channel to Business IV
(47:31) The Advice You Need to Hear
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Ryan Hawk is a keynote speaker and the host of the Learning Leader Show. The show has been listened to by millions of people in more than 150 countries, and Forbes called it, “the most dynamic leadership podcast around.” He’s also the author of Welcome to Management: How To Grow From Top Performer To Excellent Leader.
Ryan is actually a repeat guest—he was first on the show in episode #61 to talk about his podcasting journey. He’s become a friend and someone I really admire for his intentionality and the way he shows up for others—his friends, his family, and his community.
Ryan’s business isn’t built on podcast advertising, as one may expect. It’s actually built on what he calls Leadership CIRCLES. These are groups of 10-15 people that he hand-selects for a group learning experience. They meet once per month on Zoom and once per year in person.
In this episode, Ryan breaks down the specifics of how he runs these programs, prices them, and plans to grow them. We even workshop some of his questions on the fly.
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Robin Dreeke is a human behavior expert, best-selling author, and professional speaker with a pretty incredible background. As a Marine Corps Officer and retired FBI Special Agent, he served as Chief of the Counterintelligence Behavioral Analysis Program, where he honed his skills in recruiting spies. He literally built relationships with citizens of other countries, earned their trust, and convinced them to become spies FOR the United States intelligence.
I recently read two of his books, which I highly recommend: The Code of Trust, which teaches you to inspire trust, and It’s Not All About Me: The Top Ten Techniques for Building Quick Rapport with Anyone.
Robin has a unique background in helping us understand humans and how to build relationships with them, and that’s exactly what we discuss in this episode.
Unbreakable Alliances: A Spy Recruiter’s Authoritative Guide to Cultivating Powerful and Lasting Connections
It’s Not All About Me: The Top Ten Techniques for Building Quick Rapport with Anyone
The Code of Trust: An American Counterintelligence Expert's Five Rules to Lead and Succeed
Sizing People Up: A Veteran FBI Agent's User Manual for Behavior Prediction
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Alexandra Watkins founded Eat My Words in 2005. She is a brand name expert and the author of the best-selling creativity book, Hello, My Name is Awesome
Her branding firm, Eat My Words, has made a name for itself by cooking up unforgettable names and working with clients from Amazon to Coca-Cola, Disney, Google, and Twitter.
Before starting Eat My Words, as a freelancer, Alexandra actually named Wendy's Baconator!
In this episode, you’ll learn:
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SMILE and SCRATCH test
How I rebranded my newsletter
How I rebranded my podcast
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