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Today’s Topic: Leg-humping
Today’s episode is inspired by a post from our friend, Chris Harder. He coined the term ‘leg-humping’ to describe people who are trying to climb the social marketing online business ladder.You can apply it to anything. When someone comes into a business or some sort of group or environment, you can always tell the person that's trying to find out who there can help them the most, the person who is going to make them look better. They’re thinking, If I just get that person to do an IG takeover, then I'll skyrocket, or, if I can just get that person to take a picture with me and I can post it, it's going to catapult me into the universe. if you really want to up level your tribe, you have to do it in an authentic way, provide value and create real relationships. Practice what we call sensory acuity, using your senses to see if what you're saying or doing with someone is landing. And don’t gossip because we can't connect with somebody that we can't trust.
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Brandon Thompson is a real estate investor that is doing something radically different - using Airbnbs to move into the digital side of real estate investing. Brandon has an amazing story - he grew up in a trailer park, went on to make a lot of money in real estate, then lost it all when he was forced to declare bankruptcy in the recession. Now he’s more intentional about the way he makes money.
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Work Hard Play Hard is a production of Crate Media
Today’s Topic: The 15-Year Overnight Success
This podcast, our business, the incredible tribe of people around us: it all started as a dream.
Not last night. Not last year. Over a decade ago.
Then, we created a plan – and after some time, a few stumbles, and a whole lot of action, we started seeing our dreams come true. Some may look at our posts on social media and call it an overnight success, but it took 15 years.
And we know that a lot of you are dreamers, too... but we also know that bridging that gap from dream to reality can feel impossible at times! So, today, we’re going to share the four things that helped shifted everything for us over the course of 15 years:
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Today my guest is Stephen Adkins – but before I say any more and before you start this episode, check out this guy’s Instagram: @Adkins.Stephen. Then, you’ll see how dang stylish and fit this guy is. He’s an actor, model, and fashion designer who’s always dressed to the nines and ready to have a good time, but he’s getting a whole lot of work done in the process.
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Work Hard Play Hard is a production of Crate Media
Today’s Topic: Leadership
If you’re going to lead other people – in your job, in your home, or in your community – you have to learn how to lead yourself.
At the same time, if you’re anything like me, you have to be able to recognize whether or not leading is something you excel at. Over the years, I’ve realized that I’m not the best person for leading a team of employees, so I’ve had to put systems and people in place to help me. Kim, on the other hand, is a natural!
So, today, Kim and I are going to get a little introspective before she shares three things you need to know and embody if you want to be a great leader:
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