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Have you ever felt like others didn't understand your idea? Maybe you don't feel you don't know how you can craft the right message for you big idea? Or your might feel isolated and that you are the only one that get's your idea? No matter your struggle, communication is the key to getting others to help you make your big idea or dream a reality. It's the difference between doing it alone or brining others along the journey from dream to reality.  On today's podcast we give you 7 steps to help you communicate your big idea. These steps will help you get others excited about the idea you are sharing with them. They will invite others to join your big idea and help you make it a movement. No matter your idea you need to be able to communicate it to others so that they can see your vision for the future.6 Steps for Communicating Your Big Idea1. Don't rush the process2. Be clear and simple3. Present a single idea4. Make the audience the hero5. Get personal6. Let others own the idea7. Craft a storyWebsite: https://www.jumblethink.com

If you don't like your current story, it's not to late to change your future story. Jason Treu tells us how we can create a blueprint for our future.In today's episode we discuss creating a career blueprint, realizing your potential, removing your blindspots, the highs and low of entrepreneurship, finding happiness and fulfillment, purpose, the social aspects of business, drive versus motivation, and much more.Jason Treu (Troy) is an executive coach who works with corporate executives, rising stars and entrepreneurs to help them maximize their leadership potential, performance and build and execute their career blueprint (which can including starting their own business). He's the best-selling author of Social Wealth, a how-to-guide on building extraordinary business relationships. He was a featured speaker at TEDxWilmington 2017, where he debuted his breakthrough team building game Cards Against Mundanity. That will help improve team performance, communication and collaboration in as little as 45 minutes. Finally, he is the host of the Executive Breakthroughs podcast which brings game-changing CEOs, entrepreneurs, and experts that share their breakthroughs and breakdowns.Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Jason: 1:00 minutesInterview: 7:26 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 58:24 minutesWebsite: http://www.jasontreu.com/

What is the future for health care? How can we find true health? Dr. Phil Carson shares his journey of finding the root causes in his own life and making the changes to create good health. It's time to rethink medicine, big pharma, an our lifestyles as a whole. It's time for using natural solutions to solve our health problems.In today's episode we discuss coaching people back to health, finding natural solutions to health problems, holistic health, the power nutrition plays in health, the doctor of the future, drugs, the broken healthcare system, functional medicine, a healthy lifestyle, and much more.Too many Americans are living as prisoners in their own bodies, held captive by bad habits that have drained them of their livelihood and sentenced them to a premature death. These harsh realities are what have kept Dr. Phil Carson passionate about practicing pharmacy since 1985. After encountering many patients who were seeking answers when their needs were not met by traditional medicine, Dr. Phil founded Carson Natural Health in 2005 with the mission of helping patients find the best natural solutions to their health problems. Dr. Phil is passionate about improving his patient’s quality of life and encouraging everyone he comes in contact with to live healthier lives and transform their overall health into a blessing, not a burden. Dr. Phil Carson knows how to help people get the most out of their life by working together with them to uncover the root cause of their health issues. Patients come to him with problems and leave with renewed hope that they can be healthy again. A practicing pharmacist in the Southeast, since 1985 he has not only consistently improved many patients quality of life, but also literally saved a few of them.Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Dr. Carson: 2:07 minutesInterview: 7:55 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 45:16 minutesWebsite: https://carsonnatural.com/

Monica Louie's journey into entrepreneurship started with a blog sharing her story and helping others. Along the way she learned how to leverage Facebook ads to promote her business. Now she teaches other entrepreneurs how to use that knowledge to grow their businesses too.In today's episode we discuss digital marketing, Facebook Ads, Paying off debt, blogging to help people, testing ad campaigns, using Facebook to grow your business, defining audience, taking proactive action, giving back, and much more.Monica Louie is a Facebook ads coach and strategist who helps ambitious online entrepreneurs grow their impact and their profits with the power of Facebook ads. She has worked on hundreds of Facebook ad campaigns, including several traffic campaigns with cost per click as low as $0.02 and conversion campaigns with cost per result as low as $0.35. Her online journey began in 2015 when she shared how her family paid off $120,000 of debt in two years on a single, middle-class income. When she’s not playing in the Power Editor, she can be found hiking in the Pacific Northwest with her husband, dog, and two kids.Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Monica: 2:07 minutesInterview: 6:53 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 42:02 minutesWebsite: https://www.monicalouie.com/Facebook: https://www.monicalouie.com/facebookJumbleThink Offer: https://www.monicalouie.com/jumblethink/ (Promo Code: jumble50)Flourish Program: https://www.monicalouie.com/flourish/

Walter O'Brien is the inspiration of the popular CBS TV show, Scorpion. The show is based on the life of the real Walter O'Brien.  On today's episode the real Walter O'Brien share how the show is inspiring a new generation of geniuses to tap into their full potential. We also dive deep into how matching IQ and EQ on your team is the key to unlocking it's full potential. In today's episode we discuss IQ versus EQ, situational matching, focusing on your strengths, outsourcing your problems, effective problem solving, how to build successful projects, staying on the pulse of trends and technology, being a visionary, communicating the future, inspiring kids with science, finding focus, Artificial Intelligence, VI, and much more.Walter O'Brien (aka “Scorpion”) is a top computer scientist, businessman and the Founder and CEO of Scorpion Computer Services, Inc. Walter O’Brien and his company are the inspiration behind CBS’s top tech-drama, Scorpion.Walter O'Brien was born in 1975 in Clonroche, Ireland, where he grew up on a dairy farm. O’Brien’s interest in computers began while attending computer science classes at his primary school, St. Patrick's National School. His parents bought O’Brien his first personal computer, an Amstrad model CPC464, when he was just nine years old. When he was 13 years old, his family moved to Rosshaven, Ireland, where O'Brien started Scorpion Computer Services to provide computer consulting and security services. After graduating from the prestigious Sussex University with a degree in Artificial Intelligence, he moved to the United States. Scorpion Computer Services moved to the U.S. in the late 1990s and became what it is today: A global think-tank-for-hire that solves any funded problem with a budget over $10K. Like a super butler at your service - someone whom you outsource any problem to that is not your core competency - the company provides solutions for some of the world’s most complex problems.In September 2014, CBS premiered the first season of Scorpion, which attracted more than 26 million viewers. O’Brien is as an Executive Producer for the series and regularly contributes to story development, providing insight on technical problems and how he would solve challenges presented in the show's scripts.Now in its fourth season, O'Brien said he introduced the idea for the show to executive producer Scooter Braun to attract talent to his company, inspire young children to pursue STEM fields and to encourage all generations to celebrate intelligence. O’Brien also founded Scorpion Studios and is credited as a Technical Advisor on the blockbuster Spiderman: Homecoming, co-produced by Sony's Columbia Pictures and Disney's Marvel Studios.In April of 2017, O’Brien became the youngest recipient of the Humanitarian Lifetime Achievement Award for his work in philanthropic ventures which create positive societal change. His other philanthropic works are numerous, including Code Wars, California State Science Fair, MENSA, MIT Technology Review, the Junior Achievement Conference, Project ECHO, Superhero Brain and Houston Technology Center. He also received C-Suite Quarterly's Visionary award in 2017 and funded Kilkenny’s Taxi Watch, a suicide-prevention program that has saved more than 130 lives since its inception in 2014. Often appearing on CNBC, Fox News and CBS as an expert on computer security, O'Brien has contributed to XPRIZE selection as part of XPRIZE Visioneering.Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Walter: 1:01 minutesInterview: 7:02 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 56:09 minutesConcierge Up: http://conciergeup.com/Scorpion Computer Services: http://www.scorpioncomputerservices.com/Scorpion Studios: http://scorpionstudiosinc.com/Scorpion on CBS: https://www.cbs.com/shows/scorpion/

How can you stop living the 'safe life' and start living the 'adventure of your life?' Captain Jim Palmer shares how he and his wife sold their home, bought the boat, and started their own adventure. He also shares how he runs a successful business from the high seas ultimately creating life on his terms.On today's episode Jim shares how to design the life you want to live, living on your own terms, getting unstuck from the safe life, moving from predictable and reliable to exciting and adventurous, the seasons of life, living everyday so it feels like vacation, overcoming the 'What ifs', being willing to invest in success, finding a mentor, and much more..Jim Palmer is a serial entrepreneur, marketing expert and an in-demand small business coach. For the past 30 years Jim and his wife Stephanie were practical and predictable living a modest life in suburban Philadelphia where they raised four children. In 2016 Jim and Stephanie traded practical and predictable for adventurous and exciting! They sold their home of 30 years to live full time on their boat and only then did Jim truly leverage his Dream Business to live his Dream Lifestyle.Captain Jim is the founder of the Dream Business Academy, a live business building seminar and Dream Business Mastermind and Coaching Program. He is a video marketer and podcaster who has taught thousands of entrepreneurs both virtual and one on one in his mastermind and coaching programs. He has written and published 7 books about marketing and business building strategies and has started and grown multiple six figure businesses.Today, from his Floating Home, Captain Jim teachers entrepreneurs and small business owners how to create their Dream Business so they too can live their Dream Lifestyle.Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Jim: 1:34 minutesInterview: 5:01 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 42:10 minutesWebsite: http://www.getjimpalmer.com/Floating Home: http://ourfloatinghome.com/

Cary Burkett is an American radio broadcaster and former comic book writer best known for co-creating the DC Comics character Nemesis with artist Dan Spiegle. Recently Cary founded Red Bird Visions. On today's episode Cary shares about the world of comics, NPR, Acting, Story & Story telling, integrity in story, faith, faith past the dream, grey seasons of life, recapturing passion, and life after retirement.Redbird Visions is a company dedicated to creative expression from a Christian perspective in a variety of forms. The major online project is a superhero graphic novel titled Those Who Walk in Darkness, presented in animated episodes. The creator of Those who Walk in Darkness is Cary Burkett, who has been a radio and television broadcaster and producer for over 30 years. He has also been a professional actor, voiceover artist and writer. He was a writer and editor at DC Comics, where he created the character Nemesis with artist Dan Spiegel. He has also written for Marvel Comics and Red Circle Comics.Cary Burkett attended the University of Texas at Austin and earned a BFA degree in theater. He moved to New York City and performed in Off-Broadway productions and wrote comic books for DC Comics. His first credits for DC were writing text articles and responses to readers' letters in the letter columns of various titles. Burkett's first published comic book story was titled "When You Wish Upon A Star" and appeared in House of Mystery #255 (November–December 1977). His best known comics work is the character Nemesis. The character's civilian secret identity of Thomas Tresser was created by Burkett in 1979 and named for an actor with whom he was rooming with in New Hampshire. The character debuted in an eight-page backup story in The Brave and the Bold #166 (September 1980) written by Burkett and drawn by Dan Spiegle. The "Nemesis" feature ran in issues #166 through 192, and the character teamed-up with the Batman in #170 and #193. Another Burkett-created character, the Swashbuckler, debuted in Detective Comics #493 (Aug. 1980) but never appeared again.In 1983, artist Rich Buckler recruited Burkett to write the Mighty Crusaders title for Archie Comics. That same year saw Burkett begin a two-year run on DC's The Warlord title. He wrote for Marvel Comics as well, scripting an adaptation of the Sheena film and stories for Marvel Team-Up and The Spectacular Spider-Man. Upon finishing his run on The Warlord with issue #99 (November 1985), Burkett left the comics industry.Following his departure from comics, Burkett relocated to Pennsylvania and became a radio broadcaster for WITF-FM in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. He hosted Classical Air, a classical music program. In 2011, he was a poetry reader for the Sunderman Conservatory of Music at Gettysburg College.Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Cary: 1:22 minutesInterview: 9:57 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 43:20 minutesWebsite: http://redbirdvisions.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_7moCf3zODOY1Hvsa4GzSg

What is true innovation? How does culture and innovation go together? How can you make innovation sustainable? Paul Gustavson is a leader in innovation and will give us insights on how to answer those questions. Paul also shares how hope is the starting point of your journey forward. His story will inspire you to stop looking for the right time to start your business and instead make today the day to start.On today's episode Paul and I discuss innovation, culture, the power of perseverance, finding the 'right' time to start a business, the power of vision and mission and purpose, how to leverage fear, millennial leadership, faith, and much more.Paul Gustavson is a cofounder of SimVentions, and a founding partner of the John Maxwell Team. SimVentions, is located in Fredericksburg, Virginia, and has been recognized as one of Virginia’s Best Places to Work, and recently named by Inc. Magazine as one of “The 50 Best Places to Work in 2016”. As the Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Paul leads in identifying and contributing to the company’s capability and influencing the strategic vision. He is a connector and pioneer focused on innovative and relevant ideas that can make an impact. He has also written for numerous journals and several technical books, presents and speaks at conferences domestically and internationally. Paul and his wife live in Virginia.Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Paul: 1:15 minutesInterview: 9:52 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 47:45 minutesWebsite: http://paulgustavson.net/jumblethink/Twitter: https://twitter.com/paulgustavsonJohn C. Maxwell Leadership Awards: https://www.johnmaxwellteam.com/leadership-awards-home/

How do you see the unknown? Did you ever wonder how visionaries like Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, Walt Disney, Leonardo da Vinci, Albert Einstein, and others have been able to see what others could not? Today we dive deep into seeing the unknown and becoming the visionary leader you have always wanted to become. We share '10 traits of visionary leaders' and '7 ways you can start seeing the unknown'.10 Traits of Visionary Leaders1. They are imaginative2. They are open minded3. They are resolute4. They are persistent5. They are bold, not timid6. They show empathy towards others7. They inspire others8. They are magnetic. They include and invite others to make the vision theirs9. They collaborate with others10. They are optimisticBonus: They balance vision and action7 ways you can start seeing the unknown1. Re-imagine how things are. Reform reality2. See it from an outsider's perspective3. Ask 'Why Not'4. Ask 'What If'5. Combine supporting concepts6. Connect opposing thoughts and theories7. Learn deep knowledge about the topic

Matt Theriault's journey into entrepreneurship has been a journey of discovery. Today he is a successful Real Estate investor and helps others learn how to do it too.  On today's episode Matt and I discuss rebuilding success, unlikely mentors, buying and selling real estate, the importance of mentors, being a well rounded creative investor, overcoming the idea problem, creating a strategy of hope, creating the life you want to live, and much more.Matt Theriault is a USMC “Desert Storm” Veteran who enjoyed 15 successful years in the music business as a record producer and label owner. When the digital download killed the record store, he found virtually everything that he had built become obsolete in a matter of months. The demise of his music business was swift and unforgiving to the point that Matt was forced to start life, personally and professionally, from square one at the age of 34. The transition from a 7-figure year to $7 an hour bagging groceries was a humbling one to say the least. When the most unlikely of mentors, the grocery store manager, shared with Matt the wisdom “Real estate is the final frontier where the average person has a legitimate shot at creating real wealth,” he embraced it, ran with it and has never looked back.Theriault, now an accomplished real estate investor and mentor has built a cash flowing real estate portfolio of 100+ units over the last 10 years, is enjoying his financial independence, continues to build his portfolio and has discovered a new passion for creating systems and showing others how to replicate his results. You will find that his approach to real estate investing is conservative, simple, to the point and efficient. Matt credits his success to performing as much, if not more, due diligence on his real estate team as he does the market and properties themselves.Interview Segments - This is where you can find each section of the interview.Intro / About Matt: 1:49 minutesInterview: 11:18 minutesRapid Rire Questions: 37:04 minutesEpic Real Estate Investing Podcast: http://epicrealestateinvesting.com/Epic Real Estate Website: http://epicrealestate.com/