Taking risks when selling online is necessary, especially when you are just starting out. Limiting yourself to one selling platform is ideal but expanding your scope is better. James Thomson is a partner at Buy Box Experts, a managed services agency supporting brands selling online. In this interview, host, Meny Hoffman, and James discuss the misconception that new Amazon sellers have and how these can be addressed. He explains how Amazon sellers win and how you too could do the same. To control the catalog for Amazon, James breaks down the steps to do this. He then shares some practical tips on how you could drive a lot of brand awareness outside of the platform to earn and succeed more.

If you are an entrepreneur or leading a company, you may have probably heard of the acronym EOS and wonder what it is and how it could help you. In this episode, Meny Hoffman's guest, Mike Paton, a Visionary at EOS Worldwide, shows how he helps leaders get a grip on their businesses and achieve their visions through simple concepts, practical tools and his unique approach to leadership known as EOS. Meny and Paton discuss what it is and who it is and is not for. Pay attention to how he explains data showing the frustration of businesses and how to solve them. Read how he breaks down the steps to become better at casting your vision to your team. Finally, pay close attention to the practical tips that Paton provides to solve the issue of people in your organization.

Another season has come to a close, so it's time to look back. Season 2 of Let's Talk Business was packed with amazing guests who all had some advice to share culled from years of experience in their respective industries. Let's Talk Business host Meny Hoffman sits down once again with Chava Shapiro, podcast producer and Director of Content at PTEX Group to do a retrospective of some of the best that Let's Talk Business Season 2 had to offer.

The second of two highlights episodes, there are spectacular soundbites from the likes of Jamie Geller, Jason Swenk, Daniel Gefen, Clate Mask, Zacharia Waxler, Marc Bodner, Isaac Wolman, Mark Levy, Joe Apfelbaum, David Nour, Chester Elton, and Garry Ridge. Get your piping hot and fresh life (and business) advice here now!

Another season has come to a close, so it's time to look back. Season 2 of Let's Talk Business was packed with amazing guests who all had some advice to share culled from years of experience in their respective industries. Let's Talk Business host Meny Hoffman sits down once again with Chava Shapiro, podcast producer and Director of Content at PTEX Group to do a retrospective of some of the best that Let's Talk Business Season 2 had to offer.

The second of two highlights episodes, there are spectacular soundbites from the likes of Jamie Geller, Jason Swenk, Daniel Gefen, Clate Mask, Zacharia Waxler, Marc Bodner, Isaac Wolman, Mark Levy, Joe Apfelbaum, David Nour, Chester Elton, and Garry Ridge. Get your piping hot and fresh life (and business) advice here now!

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Many entrepreneurs have trouble building a culture that enables them to build a scalable company. In this episode, Garry Ridge, the CEO and a member of the Board of Directors of WD-40 Company, answers those troubles for businesses owners who are looking to expand their company. WD-40 is a product found in 8 out of 10 American households and sold in more than 176 countries around the world. It's become an iconic global brand. In fact, there's a saying you only need two tools in life – duct tape and WD-40. If it's not stuck and it's supposed to be, duct tape it. If it's stuck and it's not supposed to be, WD-40 it. In this interview, Garry and host Meny Hoffman discuss the approach WD-40 took throughout the years for expansion and scalability, and how they stayed singular focus on a singular product. Discover what it takes to build a scalable company as Garry breaks down the steps of building a culture of excellence and provides practical tips for measuring the success in your culture.

When your company stops growing, you need to start thinking about changing up what you're doing. Today's guest is Joe Apfelbaum, CEO of Ajax Union, a B2B digital marketing agency based in Brooklyn, New York. Joe is a business strategist, marketing expert, certified Google trainer, and the author of High Energy Secrets: How I Lost 95 Pounds, Kept It Off and Have Higher Energy Levels Than Ever! He's also known for motivating entrepreneurs at events and on social media. Meny Hoffman talks with Joe about how he took risk early on to build Ajax Union and how he pivoted to the business he has now using LinkedIn. He explains why LinkedIn needs to be part of your strategy and breaks down the steps on how to build a strategy for your LinkedIn success. He also shares some practical tips on how to build your personal brand.

Whether we like it or not, we all need to build the right relationships in order to survive in the world of business. Today's guest, David Nour, the CEO of the Nour Group, Inc, has spent the past two decades studying business relationships. In this episode, Michael Zipursky and David discuss the power of building the right relationships. As David explains the number one reason why companies fail in building proper relationships, he also shares the myth about it. Finally, he breaks down the steps to identify the people in your life or your business that you could add the most value to.

What are the best practices whereby leaders succeed? The answer is by engaging their employees to execute on strategy, vision, and values. On today's show, Meny Hoffman interviews one of today's most influential voices in workplace trends, Chester Elton. Chester has spent two decades helping clients engage their employees in organizational strategy, vision, and values. He provides real solutions for real leaders looking to build culture, manage, change, and drive innovation. In this episode. Meny and Chester discuss the simplicity of leadership as Chester breaks down the five discipline every leader needs to have to engage their people. Chester also shares some practical tips on how to show gratitude and recognition to your team.

How are your customers' lives better because of you? If you're ready to dig deep for an answer that sets you apart from the competition, you don't want to miss my interview with Mark Levy, founder of Levy Innovation.

Mark Levy, the founder of Levy Innovation, has consulted some of the world's most prominent CEOs and thought leaders, including Simon Sinek of Start with Why, and helped them differentiate themselves with a big idea that sets them apart.

In this episode, Mark shares the importance of finding your purpose, your "why," and making that your differentiator. Through riveting anecdotes of clients he has worked with, Mark explains why most companies fail to differentiate themselves and offers practical tips on how to define and articulate your "why" to the world in ways that will transform your business and scale it.