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One of the very things that I have in common
With 99% of these high level dudes who’ve been in my podcast
Is that the careers we have now have absolutely nothing to do with whatever degree we went to school for.
We end up finding our niche through experiences or even hobbies that turned into what we loved doing the most, and are making pretty good money out of it.
Kim Barrett had no idea whatsoever about marketing
He never knew he had a knack for it
Until he sent out an email offering ad spaces for a small business he and his dad were running
And found 50k in their PayPal the next day.
Today he is a luminary when it comes to social media marketing.
His company, Your Social Voice, is a multimillion dollar company that serves high ticket companies in Australia, and has made clients grow to 6-7 figures in their business.
Kim has an interesting methodology on hiring the right people for his company
And philosophy of honest and sincere marketing
I’d say Kim is a renaissance man because he’s accomplished so much in his life
I love the way this savage thinks and I just had to have him over for an interview.
Sometimes the best education come from the people we meet
And I hope you learn a really cool thing or two from Kim Barrett
When you hit press play.
See you in my episode, legends.
Cheers.
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About My Guest
Kim Barrett is a world-renowned Social Media Marketer focusing on Facebook, he is also an international best selling author, speaker and trainer. Having taught marketing around the world and helping businesses grow to 6 and 7 figures. His agency, Your Social Voice, now helps businesses get heard on social media, and most importantly, build engagement, generate more leads and more sales.
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Every person grows up differently
Some grow up a little more privileged,
While others grow up with normal set of folks
But for those of us who’ve had drug addicts for parents, lead a life that’s far from easy.
Ace Blue’s parents were hooked on meth since he was born
His father was part of a biker gang in their little town up in Nebraska,
And as a child Ace and his family would do drills late at night should an ambush come their way.
While other kids his age came home to a warm meal and a bedtime story.
His mother wasn’t any better.
She quit her job in real estate for drugs, and once threatened her children with a knife a few days after Christmas.
Ace’s turbulent childhood is pretty heavy
It’s definitely something that would make huge dent on any person’s mental and emotional well being
But that didn’t stop him from having the will to move on, chase his goals, and make a better life for himself and his siblings.
Ace is now raking it in as a sales agent and working super hard to make ten digits in the future.
And that's why I admire Ace a lot.
We both value work, the importance of physical, emotional, and mental health
and self-discipline, especially in unfavorable situations
If there's anything that we can learn from this lad, determination and grit
can help us get out of this dreadful cycle of life
Smash that play button now to know why you should listen to this bloke in this podcast.
See you in the episode, legends.
Cheers.
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Being successful in life sometimes doesn’t always require being the smartest person in the world.
Because whenever we try to be, that’s when we overthink, and spend so much useless time obsessing over stupid stuff
And next thing we know, the opportunity has passed us by.
The people who are most likely to succeed are often the ones who fly by the seat of their pants, and savor every moment of each day.
Sure they sound like the impulsive sort.
But these are the guys who are willing to take risks.
And if there is one thing they all have in common that enables them to succeed, it would be SELF CONFIDENCE.
Taki Moore here is a bloke brimming with confidence.
He’s probably got it from his mum.
But this asset of his has allowed him to have a high tolerance for risk.
And make huge success in his business Million Dollar Coach, where he coaches over a thousand niche business coaches who are raking in 6 figures per month.
Taki sees his purpose in life is to become a fully expressed life artist.
Squeezing out the juice from every experience, moment, and relationship day by day.
This explains a lot why he loves being a coach, loves building a sense of community in his business, and that he’s not afraid of taking risks.
If you have success in your mind, but you often second guess yourself, and what you need to do..
Take it from a guy like Taki who is a big believer that if “we’ll never do it, we will never know”.
But if that’s not enough of a push, hit the play button for some added motivation (and a few laughs) from Taki Moore.
See you in this episode, legends.
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As business build and scale past 7, 8 and 9 figures our problems get bigger
Systems start breaking. Customers become unhappy. Employees leave
Sometimes for a business owner it feels like we’re constantly chasing our tail
That’s when they hire Spencer Burnett - and he is making a killing out of it
He’s a systems architect - a fancy way of saying he’s the guy that solves scaling problems for rapidly growing businesses
He’s a quirky dude with a really cool brain, and in this podcast we talk on how he thinks, how he got to where he is today, and his thought process on what it takes to be a high performing, creative human in business
This interview will be helpful for anyone who is in a growing business, wants to learn more about how a multi million dollar business owner thinks or wants to begin their first steps into entrepreneurship
Click the link to watch the show - I’m sure you’ll love it
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About My Guest
Spencer Burnett is a high-performance mind mechanic who specializes in helping entrepreneurs rewire their mindset. He helps them align their actions to support their goals and vision through mindset strategy, organization and spiritual enlightenment. He has been an entrepreneur and trusted coach for the past 21 years across multiple industries.
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Whenever we experience pain
A lot of us often throw in the towel
Allow ourselves to be consumed by it
And face it like a pussy
But there’s a saying called “rolling with the punches”
That speaks in volumes on how we should deal with life
When some days turn into sh*t
And if there’s anything that Liam Morin learned about getting punched in the face
He learned how hard of a bloke he can be
And that pain does not have to be a big deal.
Apart from being an entrepreneur, Liam is an amatuer pro fighter
And a big fan of hunting small game
He’s learned some valuable lessons as a fighter and hunter
That he applies to business and in life
Being in the ring or out hunting in the cold wild of Canada
Has taught Liam how to find his calm
Whenever he finds himself in a dark and uncomfortable place
How hardwork and self-discipline can outlast unfavorable situations
That he can work on his weaknesses
And the meaning of reward delay
I identify with Liam a lot
From being a solo athlete to leading a company
And if there’s anything that being one can teach a lot of people
Is that we’ve both learned the value of getting the right people for the job
And that flexibility in managing the different characters in a team
Has helped our business grow exponentially
But that’s not all that I learned from Liam,
Hit the play button and get to know why I had to have this lad in my podcast.
See you in the episode, legends.
Cheers.
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A separation in marriage is tough sh*t
It happens when we fail to fill our own cup, and we take out our issues on our partners.
That’s exactly what happened to my guest, Terry Llewelyn
He wasn’t being the best father and husband that he needed to be for his family
He had a terrible attitude, he couldn’t control his emotions,
He struggled to perform in the business he was running
On top of that he was heavily drinking as an outlet for his stress
Terry lived like that for a very long time
His wife couldn’t deal with the jackass of a husband he was being, and decided to leave him.
When that happens, most men would often choose to throw in the towel,
And not face the problem head on.
But Terry had enough of failure.
His life challenge drove him to fix the real problem
And that problem was him.
Terry put all his energy into becoming a better version of himself
He might have learned this the hard way
But he wasn’t afraid of failing anymore
And there’s nothing a positive mind can’t accomplish.
Fast forward to the present Terry is crushing it at work, he’s off the alcohol, his testosterone is top notch
He’s back home with his family (best part!)
The communication he has with the missus is worlds apart better than it was before
Their relationship now feels brand new every single day.
Failure is not the benchmark that determines how successful we are when we get there.
It is a journey, not a destination.
If everything starts to feel impossible, there’s always something we can do.
Take it from Terry, sharing what he’s had to go through, and where he is now.
See you in the episode, legends.
Cheers.
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Life is tough as f*ck when you’re a kid
And you get slapped on with an illness you’re not ready for.
Kids in school won’t understand what you’re going through
They’ll make fun of you,
Call you names
And do all sorts of mean stuff that you never deserved at all.
This kind of story is something that Liam Murphy is no stranger to.
At the age of 11, he was diagnosed with gynecomastia
And it sucked out the joy out of his childhood.
When that happens to guys at that age
Their self esteem takes a massive hit,
They give up on themselves, and lead a life full of depression that will last for ages.
But what made the young Liam a savage
Was taking action into his desire to get better and not let his illness define him.
As early as highschool, he decided to change his eating habits
Get up at 5 in the morning to run across the beach before heading to class
Drank more water, took care of his gut and sleeping habits.
He simply became his own mentor.
Liam is doing way better now and these decisions he made in his early years
Made a great influence on how he approaches life today.
He’s a big believer in setting standards for ourselves,
How practicing gratitude and self love can make a world of difference for us.
These values that he lives by are what makes him an excellent coach in my team.
So if you happen to think you’ve got it bad at the moment
You may want to hit the link to watch this episode
And hear a fella out
On how he swam his way up from the bottom of the barrel
And become the high performance guy he is now.
See you in the episode, legends.
Cheers.
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Tommy Trout is a high level dude who doesn’t have a business background.
He is a bloke who’s biggest life mission is to help others
He started out traveling around the Outback for National Suicide Prevention programs in communities with high numbers of suicide cases.
And the business he runs now happens to be a major success
Because it caters to a market that the fitness industry overlooks.
He is the founder of his own company, WeFlex, they connect people with a disability to mainstream fitness and health providers.
His company employs people that belong to the same demographic the business caters to
Because they understand the real needs and what will work for their market.
You see a lot of fellas often reject clients with special needs because they don’t know how to handle them.
The problem is very close to home for Tommy because autism runs in his family.
He’s searched high and low for physical therapists who could help his folks out
And decided one day to put up WeFlex to help see an end to the problem.
Tommy may not be the typical businessman but he is a visionary changing world.
I’ve invested in the company because I really believe this is a product we’ve been needing for a very long time.
And having him in my podcast was the right thing to do.
See you in the episode, legends.
Cheers.
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About Our Host
Tommy Trout is the Founder of WeFlex, a startup that connects people with a disability to mainstream fitness and health providers.They facilitate training to ensure confidence in these professionals and leverage the power of technology to change lives at scale.
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Have you ever met a bloke who just ticks off boxes when it comes to winning in life?
I have, and his name is Neil Gibb.
He’s a property investor who sailed across the Pacific from England to Australia to set up his business here.
Neil is a high performing dude who started off as an electrician…. to now making millions for his property investment company in Perth.
While maintaining solid relationships with his wife, his community, his team..
Taking care of his health and looking really good while doing it
He’s also a client of JCF, and my coaches can definitely attest that this guy’s a savage!
How does he do it??
Neil is big about self-care and how doing so significantly benefits other areas of his life.
He makes time for his marriage/personal life, encourages his staff to do the same and not to work themselves to death.
Which is important to the kind of lifestyle or hustle culture that society dictates for us these days.
A lot of guys struggle with achieving overall success, or having a sense of balance in their lives
And the reason why we do so is because we tend to put ourselves last.
I can definitely relate to this because putting my health first really did wonders for myself and my career.
So if this sounds familiar to you and you want to learn from a bloke who’s done it.
Get in this episode now, and hopefully this can help get you started on crossing off boxes in your list of goals in life.
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Neil Gibb is the Founder and Managing Director of HMO Property Co. a property investment company based in Perth that offers a higher yield to their clients compared to standard rentals. Neil is also the host of his own podcast The Perth Entrepreneurs Podcast where he interviews Perth entrepreneurs, and showcases how and why they took the leap of faith and followed their hearts into the land of entrepreneurship.
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What does it really mean to be successful? And why are there some of us that struggle to do so?
Josh Hamilton is one of my JCF Mentors who once thought he wanted it all.
Exotic cars, hot chicks, the bling, fancy boats.. Basically he wanted the millionaire lifestyle.
Josh worked in the Med on a superyacht and that’s where he realized that the highlife wasn’t what he was aiming for.
He packed up his bags and headed back to New Zealand to be a teacher again and this time with a brand new outlook in life.
His experience enabled him to come up with a really cool perspective on success called The Hero’s Journey.
Josh breaks down the common issues men face in their pathway to success, where we get stuck and useful ways to overcome them.
And understand why some of us think the way that we do when it comes to money, and relationships, and what is really stopping us from meeting our fullest potential.
Josh is a really interesting bloke and I’m really grateful to have him on my team.
Hit the link now to listen to some sage advice that can possibly help you achieve success.
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Josh Hamilton is a certified CHEK Professional, he specialises on in Corrective Exercise and High-performance Kinesiology. He is trained in assessment techniques and individualized application of exercise and exercise programs. Josh is also a proud JCF Mentor, and takes great fulfillment in helping men find what lights them up and the courage to be the hero in their own hero's journey.
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