Jon Nastor's Hack the Entrepreneur

My guest today is a Canadian super mom of five, personal development coach, public speaker and the author of What You Focus On Grows.

Between 1995 and 2005, my guest was the Founder and President of Upward Motion and created the web-based assessment tool, Real Estate Simulator.

She is now the President and Founder of Frame of Mind Coaching and owner of JournalEngine Software.

My guest designed the Frame of Mind Coaching program to provide her clients with a powerful foundation, which enables them to develop and apply the skill of deliberate thought directly to achieving higher levels of success.

Now, let's hack...

Kim Ades.

In this 34-minute episode Kim Ades and I discuss:

My guest today is the President and Founder of PledgeMusic, a direct-to-fan company that offers musicians a unique way to engage with their fans during the music-making process.

He is an independent musician who received the A&R Worldwide Digital Executive of the Year award in 2014 and appeared in the 2013 Billboard 40 Under 40 Power Players list.

My guest's recent engagements include keynote addresses and panels at events such as Canadian Music Week and GRAMMY Camp.

He also gained a position on the Board of Directors for the Future Of Music Coalition this year.

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Benji Rogers.

In this 36-minute episode Benji Rogers and I discuss:

My guest today is an ex-investment banker, Real Estate investing expert, serial entrepreneur, digital marketing expert and Real Estate business coach.

When he was an investment banker, my guest put everything he had into buying land in New Mexico. Not long after this he quit his job and started working for himself.

He is now the founder of Frontier Equity Properties LLC and has been actively investing in Real Estate and Raw Land since 2001.

He is also the Managing Member of Land Geek Enterprises through which he offers training and mentorship services and hosts the podcast, The Land Geek.

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Mark Podolsky.

In this 30-minute episode Mark Podolsky  and I discuss:

My guest today helps startups and companies attract new clients online.

He is the co-founder of HubStaff.com, which allows businesses to manage their remote staff by tracking time and activity levels, providing screenshots and calculating employee payments.

HubStaff allows us to see exactly what virtual teams are working on so we can track expenses to specific projects. My guest is also a self-published author, consultant, and father of two.

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Dave Nevogt.

In this 30-minute episode Dave Nevogt and I discuss:

My guest today founded Betterment in 2008 after working as an adviser to Wall Streets biggest financial institutions. Wanting to create a more convenient way to invest, he started Betterment to re-invent the investment industry. It wasn't long before his vision became a reality as the company won TechCrunch's Best Start-up in New York award in 2010.

My guest is an economics graduate of Harvard University and a finance graduate of Columbia Business School. He says his Ôinterests lie at the intersection of behaviour, psychology and economicsÕ and he gets excited about making everyday products accessible and efficient.

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Jon Stein.

In this 28-minute episode Jon Stein and I discuss:

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 My guest today is a successful author and screenwriter, and has written a book an  produced a movie about his life, called I Hope They Serve Beer in Hell.

His books have sold over 3 million copies and have been translated into 30 different languages.

My guest also founded (and sold) Tropaion Publishing, which pioneered the idea of author as publisher. He later co-founded Book in a Box after a busy entrepreneur asked if she could write a book without actually writing it.

The company's mission is to help people turn their wisdom, knowledge and ideas into professionally published books without having all the hassle that comes with it. Book in a Box made an amazing $200,000 in its first two months and is still going strong.

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Tucker Max.

In this 29-minute episode Tucker Max and I discuss:

My guest today has started several successful businesses, written three books, is a motivational speaker and has consulted with companies in several different industries.

He coaches teams and businesses on the actions required in order to grow. As a result, he is known as the entertainer, educator and consultant of choice for America's leading companies.

My guest is the founder of Thrive 15, an online education and practical training platform for entrepreneurs, which is taught by millionaires, mentors and every day success stories.

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Clay Clark.

In this 38-minute episode Clay Clark and I discuss:

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My guest today popularized secular evangelism in 1983 when he worked with the Macintosh Division of Apple. He is currently the chief evangelist of Canva, an online and easy to use graphic design platform.

He is also the author of thirteen books including. Art of the Start 2.0 and  Enchantment. His books are used by some of the finest academic institutions and have been New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestsellers.

My guest gives over fifty keynote speeches a year on topics such as innovation, enchantment, social media, evangelism and entrepreneurship. His clients include Apple, Nike, Audi, Google and Microsoft.

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Guy Kawasaki.

In this 27-minute episode Guy Kawasaki and I discuss:

My guest today is a marketing expert, consultant, author, blogger for Fast Company Magazine, and a regular contributor to The Globe and Mails Report on Business section.

My guest is the author of Evergreen, which was an instant number one bestseller in the sales and marketing section of Amazon. Evergreen describes how companies can become so obsessed with finding new customers that they lose valuable customers along the way. Evergreen guides us on customer retention, experience and strategy as my guest shows us how to cultivate enduring customer loyalty that keeps businesses thriving.

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Noah Fleming.

In this 35-minute episode Noah Fleming and Jon Nastor discuss:

My guest today is a developer who understands the marketing strategies needed to grow and is an expert in implementing them. He helps course authors, product creators, and self-funded businesses increase their revenue from their existing traffic.

As the CEO of DelfiNet, a full-service development and marketing consultancy, my guest has helped companies all around the world improve their revenue conversion strategies.

His portfolio includes a large range of companies, including both small startups and Fortune 100s.

He’s passionate about developing solutions to solve real business problems and employing solutions that are intuitive and easy to use.

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Keith Perhac. 

In this 37-minute episode Keith Perhac and I discuss: