Doubt The Doubts | Crazy Cool People Sharing Great Tips, Tactics, & Tools

We all plan for the great things we can do with our success. But how many of us plan for failure? Today we dive into this subject of preparing for failure.

Robert Coorey is the Best-selling author of Feed A Starving Crowd. Robert is a Reality TV Pilot Host and wildly successful marketer. Recently listed by Startup Australia as one of Australia's Top 50 Entrepreneurs.

In the past 18 months alone Robert has built a super-responsive global online community of serious business owners and nearly broke the world record for most number of people in a webinar. Robert also filled up dozens of live events, been featured extensively in the media, launched three best-selling books, and signed a Reality TV show deal with Hollywood.

Ron Holland has been at the bleeding edge of personal development and self-help for over thirty years. He is the author of many business books, manuals and audio programs including Talk & Grow Rich and Turbo Success and The Eureka! Enigma. His first book, Debt Free with Financial Kung Fu was published in 1977 and his audio programs, including Escape From Where I Am are in every prison library in the UK, and have been highly acclaimed.

Podcasting as a business is not only possible, but it is a reality. There are four ways that a podcast can make an income. Today's show is all about those four ways.

Jaime Tardy is a business coach and speaker and that interviewed over 150 millionaire entrepreneurs. She has been seen on CNN, MSN, Success Magazine and Yahoo's homepage multiple times. She recently authored the book The Eventual Millionaire. You can listen to all of the millionaire interviews at EventualMillionaire.com.

Laura Roeder is the founder of LKR Social Media, which is home to programs like Creating Fame that teach small business owners how to market themselves on social media. Laura's also the founder of Edgar, a new social media automation tool that's designed to stop updates from going to waste.

There is a strange thing that happens with some people that have gone through major hurt, trauma, or stress in which they go through incredible spurts of creativity. Without minimizing the reality of the hurt, today's show is will give you 5 things you can do to set you up for growth after pain.

Eva Jorgensen founded Sycamore Street Press in 2007. She has a BFA and MFA in fine art printmaking, and loves creating products to accompany a simple, yet beautiful life. Her work is carried in Anthropologie, West Elm, Paper Source, Urban Outfitters, Terrain, and hundreds of boutiques worldwide. She lives and works in Utah with her husband, Kirk, and their two children.

Joshua’s website, Becoming Minimalist, inspires people around the world to find more life by owning less stuff. The website is visited by over 600,000 readers each month. He is the best-selling author of Simplify and Clutterfree with Kids. As one of the leading voices in the modern simplicity movement, Joshua's story has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, TIME Magazine, Success Magazine, and the CBS Evening News.

We’ve all seen the jerk- not the movie starring Steve Martin, but the actual creature roaming freely about the planet. They have short tempers in lines that are too long. These are the people that honk their horns in bumper-to-bumper traffic. You will find them in the office rudely balling someone out for not responding quickly enough to an email. And sometimes we find them right in our face. Jerks!

Bill Watterson said, “We don’t devote enough scientific research to finding a cure for jerks.” Because there is no cure-all, the next thing we need is a great way to accurately identify jerks, and come up with a game plan to counteract their jerky behavior.

In this episode are the top 7 habits of jerks that you will no doubt recognize and how you should respond to jerks.