In today's marketing crazed world, there seems to be an expert for absolutely everything...

From weight loss, to business coaching, to bio-hacking and even as specific as hot dog stand gurus.

With few exceptions, there is no niche that I know of today that is as overcrowded with self proclaimed moguls as the marketing industry.

It seems that cool thing to do is self identify as a Facebook, Instagram or Funnel expert. And as a result... it has left countless business owners scratching their head as to who they can trust.

Well today, we have a close friend of mine on the show who cuts through the noise, tells marketing how it is and has been doing this long before anyone even knew the word, Facebook.

Located out of the Pacific Northwest, Lindsey Anderson owns and operates the marketing agency trafficandleads.com that serves one of the largest and most diverse client bases I have ever seen...

So, if you're ready to crush your competition online, yet feeling overwhelmed and don't know where to start, this is an episode that you do not want to miss.

Now, If you enjoy this podcast, please go on iTunes and review it and give us 5 stars. It's the main thing Apple looks for when ranking the podcast. And of course, share this with your friends, family and anyone who can receive value from Lindsey's wisdom.

So with that, please help me welcome Lindsey Anderson.

Imagine if going to school gave you relevant work experience, nearly inevitable job placement in your field and no soul crushing debt...

Without relying on any government funding.

Imagine if instead of selling our youth on a half a lifetime of student loan payments and an education that's already outdated by the time they graduate, we could offer them a chance to acquire relevant skill sets that companies would go to war over, before they ever left school.

Well that is the world that Moe Abbas is creating.

After being named one of Canada's top 40 under 40 and building one of the country's largest contracting companies by 27 years old, Moe couldn't get his mind off technology and taking on one of the greatest challenges in society today...

That is reforming the education system.

After starting 14 different companies, Serving as chair on the Ottawa chamber of commerce, hiring 1000's of employees and now disrupting one of the oldest systems in existence, Moe has gained a lifetime of wisdom well beyond his years...

This has been one of my absolute favorite episodes as Moe shares his insights on building a highly profitable business, founding countless technology companies and giving back.

This episode is worth second and one I have already been raving about to my close friends.

Now, If you enjoy this podcast, please go on iTunes and review it and give us 5 stars. It's the main thing Apple looks for when ranking the podcast. And of course, share this with your friends, family and anyone who can receive value from Moe's wisdom.

So with that, please help me welcome Moe Abbas.

Referenced in this episode:

www.genm.co

Today we have an amazing opportunity to hear from a man who’s done what very few people ever have...

That is compete with the best as a world class professional athlete and parlay that into a successful career in business.

Most professional athletes end their glory days the day they hang up the cleats and enter into a life of warming the chair and wishing they could compete again…

Coming from a family of entrepreneurs, Jim knew that would never be him.

By the mid 80’s, Jim saw a problem with the gear he was using as a pro and like all great entrepreneurs, decided to make that problem his own.

Over the next few decades, Jim built the world renowned brand - SportHill and brought some of the highest performing sports apparel to the world we live in today.

This is an insanely valuable episode that I will definitely be reviewing as Jim shares his wisdom on founding multiple businesses, inventing countless products in different industries, and investing in real estate.

If you enjoy this podcast, please go on iTunes and review it and give us 5 stars! It's the main thing Apple looks for when ranking the podcast. And of course, share this with your friends, family and anyone who can receive value from Jim’s wisdom.

So with that, please help me welcome Jim Hill.

Referenced in the show:

www.sporthill.com

www.groutgator.com

Today were joined by a good friend of mine and very successful entrepreneur, Mr. Dan Koval.

Now, let me ask you this, have you ever wanted to take a leap of faith and start your own business but kept stopping because of fear?

After all, giving up the cars, houses and security are just a few of the risks you take when venturing out on your own. Not to mention feeling like a failure in front of your friends and family if it doesn't work out when you were "so sure" that it would...

It's a very real fear and one that nearly 100% of entrepreneurs will face.

In the mid nineties Dan faced this very real challenge... To risk his extremely fast moving career, salary and reputation that most people would only dream of at a Fortune 500 company for a shot at freedom.

He knew the more time that passed, the harder it would be to ever leave and chase his dream.

Through many ups and downs, Dan persevered and has brought over 20 new physical products to the world we live in today.

Many of which are massive successes with an extremely loyal following.

Not only that, but he's accomplished what very few Founders and CEO's ever do... Successfully exiting and moving on to the next thing.

Dan holds nothing back and sheds incredible light on the elusive world of physical product design, creation and distribution.

So, if you've ever dreamed of taking the leap, chasing your idea and bringing it to life. This is an incredibly valuable episode that I learned a ton from.

If you enjoy this podcast, please go on iTunes and review it and give us 5 stars! It's the main thing Apple looks for when ranking the podcast. And of course, share this with your friends, family and anyone who can receive value from Dan's wisdom.

So with that, please help me welcome Dan Koval.

Interview: How To Turn A Leap Of Faith Into A Hugely Successful Start Up Without Any Outside Funding With Ben Glunz...

Today we have a very rare example of what many of us dream of doing but almost never will.

That is, take a problem we see in the world, turn it into a business and take a leap of faith to bring it to life.

In 2010, Ben did just that and left all the security and prestige of being a highly valued architect behind when he quit his job to pursue a start up that, at the time had never been done before...

In 2010, his business idea was truly one of the first of its kind.

Today that business spans across the globe, employs countless people and has turned an industry on its head.

If you ever had an idea that could disrupt the market or are well on your entrepreneurial journey, this is an incredibly valuable episode that you do not want to miss.

So with that help me welcome Ben Glunz.

Today we have a very rare example of what all of us aspire to do, but very few ever will... That is, turn your passion into your vocation... and make a very good living while he's at it.

Within two years of discovering and developing his true strengths and fully embracing what makes him tick, Tim Slagle's life became completely unrecognizable from where it was before.

From his relationship, to his influence, to his network and of course... his personal income as a player in the Silicon Valley tech scene.

Tim is an incredible example of challenging the status quo and being able to master the delicate balance of being an incredible protege while pushing the needle into unchartered territory.

And of course Tim dives into his feelings on MLM as an industry, his 2 year background in it and how a guy like him would like to be approached.

Tim talks about how to turn your passion into massive positive change and a massive spike in personal income.

Why you should work for free, even if you’re broke.

How to make things happen even if your job puts you in a box.

How to leverage your unique ability or superpower to make huge gains in your life.

What ioT is and the issue of security with everything being connected.

Why you should never ask something until you’ve done something for that person.

Be an advocate for the culture you want to break into before you break into it.

Why skill is more important than pedigree.

What this high level Silicon Valley tech employee thinks about MLM and his background with it.

And a lot more...

This is an incredibly valuable episode if you're seeking the courage to break out of the mundane and live the life you want.

Robb Davidson is a local service based owner in the photography space and has accomplished what very few service based entrepreneurs ever have...

Within one year of going full time in his own business he crossed the six figure mark and simultaneously lowered his working hours to less than 20 per week.

In a world full of theory and entitlement, finding a real business owner with real world advice and mentorship is very hard to come by. Robb has been a mentor and friend to many and dives into his feelings on MLM and internet marketing and deep into the world of mentorship, starting your own business and failure...

This is an incredibly valuable episode that I learned a lot from and I think you will as well.

In this episode you'll hear Robb talk about:

Starting a business for the first time and going from part time to full time.

How to find a mentor...

How to set your pricing structure...

How he's automated his service based business and how you can too, even if you're the magic...

Why being busy is a sign of failure.

What secret message he sent to the IRS...

How to find and hire the right people and freelancers.

What NOT to say when pitching your MLM opportunity to an already successful entrepreneur...

How to attract a guy like Robb to be a client for your Internet marketing agency.

His views on entitlement.

Why you shouldn't burn your bridges and a lot lot more...

In this podcast, I chat about recent things in my life where I've had to ask for what I want. It can still be a scary thing, but it is THE differentiator between people who get what they want...

And those that don't.

This is THE main skill that gets you results in marketing. Copywriting. The science of funnels and analytics can be learned easier than the art.

Copy is the art. Your personality is the art. Your message is you. This episode shares some of my recent journey with this.

Should it be $47 or $97? $497 or $997? Should I include coaching or separate it out?

Today's episode I talk about what decisions I need to make to set the pricing for my products. I don't always get it right the first time. In fact I rarely do. But if you can get enough of these questions answered, you can almost always get it really close the first try and by the second rendition, you'll probably nail it on the head!

I also talk about how I'm starting a daily vlog, I wasn’t sure I wanted to do this because I would let you into my world… the good the bad and the ugly and I wasn’t sure I was ready for that. I’m still not.

But I’m just a dude trying to make it big in this world as an entrepreneur. I’ve been at the game for 8 years. I’ve had great times and crappy times. But overall, I always try to keep my faith and have fun.