Learning From Others

Learning From Others

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Learning From Others episodes

  • Greg Jameson: The Evolution of Digital Marketing

    Having been fortunate enough to have an early introduction in 1974 into what would later become the internet, Greg Jameson is a computer pioneer, entrepreneur, author, speaker and e-commerce consultant. His projects have been recognized on the Inc 500 list, and he's won multiple business of the year awards, and joins us today to help you learn how to grow a business online. Please welcome Greg Jameson.

    36 min
  • Carla Manly: Committing To A Meaningful Life

    Dr. Carla Marie Manly is a clinical psychologist and wellness expert. She promotes healthy self awareness and nurturing interpersonal relationships. Reaching beyond her local community, she enjoys fostering mental health awareness and overall well-being through writing speaking and advocating for others. Please welcome Dr. Carla Marie Manly.

    58 min
  • James Arthur Ray: The Price of Leadership in Life and Business

    Few words can describe today's podcast better than humbling and raw. Internationally recognized speaker and author of multiple books, talked with James Arthur Ray. You may know him from Oprah and The Secret. Down-to-Earth guy that spoke about his successes, but equally admirable, his candid words about learning lessons in life. Modest perspectives on him realizing "your arms aren't long enough when you're at the top of the mountain..." when trying to help others down below. But being through the best of the best and worst of the worst has given him new perspectives on life, and an amplified dream of helping others.

    "It's not about title or position. It's not about getting the most votes or having the most followers or likes," said Ray. "It's the ability and willingness to give yourself to a cause and a calling far beyond personal comforts and needs."

    Ray says that efforts to look beyond ourselves often come back to us in unexpected ways. Please welcome James Arthur Ray.

    43 min
  • Ron Carucci: Patterns To Break, Habits to Start

    Ron Carucci, is a TED talk speaker and co-founder and managing partner at Navalent. He works with Fortune 10 companies and their CEOs and executives to uncover patterns to break or habits to start to transform their organizations for the better. He has also been featured on Forbes Fortune, Business Insider, MSNBC and several others as a thought leader in his field. Please welcome, Ron Carucci.

    57 min
  • Jules White: Falling In Love with Selling

    Jules White is a professional sales coach whose business allows her to do what she loves, helping entrepreneurs and businesses to succeed at sales and to fall in love with selling. She has over 30 years' experience of business and sales, including winning investment from Peter Jones on Dragons' Den, making her a real dragon slayer. She is a TEDx speaker and hosts the podcast 'The Human Conversation' on iTunes.

    31 min
  • Anmol Singh: Treating Endeavors as Business

    Anmol Singh, co-founder of LiveTraders.com, voted the number one trading education firm, joins us today to teach you about trading stocks. And he talks about how he lost thousands before getting a mentor, how his relationship with that mentor has resulted in a successful business and the biggest risk that he's ever taken. Please welcome, Anmol Singh.

    35 min
  • Owen Fuller: Just A Normal Person that Works Hard
    If Yoda, John Stockton, and Elon Musk all had a baby together it would be Owen Fuller.   Chatted with the GM of Lucid Press, Owen Fuller, whose company has 20 million users, recently raised a Series C of $72 million, and has over 400 employees.   Owen grew up in Alaska. Got into entrepreneurial world when working for a wireless internet service provider that grew to be largest in country.   He comments, "People that start successful positions are normal people that work really hard." And shares other great entrepreneurial advice.
    27 min
  • Karen Walker: Making an Impact in Compaq
    Business consultant, Karen Walker, joins us today on Learning From Others. She talks about being one of the first employees at an unheard of startup at the time, and that company later became known as Compaq Computers. Fast forward just a short time later and she helped the company grow from no revenue to one billion dollars. She then took that experience to start with her own consulting services as well as writing a new book where she tells entrepreneurs and business owners how you can learn from her decades of experience in working with Fortune 500 and Inc 500 companies. Please welcome Karen Walker.
    42 min
  • Jon Harrington: Staying Driven and Mentally Strong

    Jon Harrington, owner of luxury cigar bar in Phoenix, Arizona, Torch Cigar Bar, joins us today.

    He talks about:

    - being on the inside with the ultra successful
    - hanging out with NFL Hall of Famers and Olympic legend, Michael Phelps
    - how to stay driven and mentally strong as an entrepreneur
    - Madonna and castles in Europe
    - and other celebrity stories

    Please welcome, Jon Harrington.

     

    53 min
  • Dave Blum: Following Your Clues Towards Destiny

    Dave Blum a.k.a Dr. Clue. Founder and President of Dr. Clue Treasure Hunts, the world's largest team-building treasure hunt company, joins us today on Learning From Others. He's been in business for 24 years and talks about team-building, following destiny, and surviving the Dot-com Burst as well as the 2008 Financial Crisis. Please welcome, Dave Blum.

    35 min

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Learning From Others is a podcast for business owners and budding entrepreneurs. Accelerate your business by listening to podcasts from business owners. Get free advice from them as they explain what…