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Hobbies and work-life can certainly intertwine. Ethan Yazel, host of "I Love Muzzleloading" certainly weaves the skills he knows through his day job as a content marketer into his muzzleloading hobby. Ethan is a 5th-generation muzzleloading enthusiast. His family's love of muzzleloading dates to the 1930s. He's always had a passion for history and thinks it is important to archive the stories of today's muzzleloaders for future generations.
Producing a YouTube channel is hard, and he does it out of the love for his hobby. Can he monetize it? Maybe. But the important thing is that he's doing it because of his love of his interest in muzzleloading. That's what makes the work of producing the show more fun for him.
Learn more about the muzzleloading community and gain ideas on how you can incorporate your hobby into living your full life and making work fun.
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Through story amazing things happen. A story can entertain, teach a lesson, and change lives.
Kendall Johnson is a storyteller who is making an impact on a great many lives. His own story of leaving his home and job and relocating his family to Nashville, TN to start his own film making business is truly inspiring.
Kendall is the founder of Underdog. He is a Nashville based film maker and composer. Having attended Vancouver Film School and spending time at Remote Control in Los Angeles, the famed studio of Hans Zimmer, Kendall has a knack for captivating audiences with unique video compositions and cinematic scores. He is a natural-born storyteller and has a passion for telling the unheard stories.
Through video and music, Underdog captivates your audience with a creative piece that is compelling. He believes your story is one-of-a-kind and I've seen it firsthand, Kendall can certainly capture it.
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Founder of Ignite Your Book Marketing, Lindsey Hartz is this week's guest on the Live Full Work Fun podcast. Lindsey was the owner, lead marketing consultant and book launch strategist from 2011 - 2020 at the Hartz Agency, a boutique marketing firm for authors dedicated to creating strategic marketing campaigns that help words transform lives.
Lindsey Hartz was the owner, lead marketing consultant and book launch strategist from 2011 - 2020 at the Hartz Agency, a boutique marketing firm for authors dedicated to creating strategic marketing campaigns that help words transform lives.
In 2021, she shut down the agency and started a new venture, Ignite Faith Media, because she wanted to work with authors more comprehensively for the long-term of their careers and to provide deeper opportunities for authors and readers to connect with one another for growth and community.
Ignite Your Book Marketing is the first program rollout from Ignite Faith Media and is an educational company for authors who are eager to master marketing to reach more people with messages of hope and healing and are dedicated to building an impactful career and / or ministry out of their book message.
Her work there includes:
Her background in corporate and digital marketing and project management, her graduate degrees in business and project management, and her marketing campaign and book launch work with hundreds of bestselling authors, speakers, consultants, and publishers provide the backbone for the skills and experience she brings to the table.
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On this show, I like to interview folks who have created fun work for themselves to fuel their lifestyle. I'm excited to bring you my conversation with Read to Lead's podcast host Jeff Brown. Through one chapter of Jeff's life closing, he opened another opportunity for himself. And he did it through his experience in learning from books.
In 2013, Jeff Brown left behind a 26-year career in broadcasting and launched the Read to Lead Podcast, a podcast that would go on to become a Top 3 Career podcast in Apple Podcasts and receive, so far, four Best Business Podcast nominations. For nearly 9 years now, Jeff has published weekly interviews with some of the world's most successful and inspiring authors, totaling over four-hundred episodes.
The show's success eventually led to the publication of his own book called Read to Lead: The Simple Habit That Expands Your Influence and Boosts Your Career. Reviews for the book average 4.9 stars on Amazon and it has ranked in the Top 3 on Amazon for Career Guides.
Through his virtual and in-person speaking and workshops, Jeff evangelizes leaders and teams on the benefits of lifelong learning and professional development and has recently accepted invitations to speak from leaders at LinkedIn, Disney, the National Speakers Association, UPS, Docket, Anvl, and the Virginia Council of CEOs.
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Have you ever felt like you're spread super thin? You left a job hoping for more freedom, but then found yourself frustrated by wearing too many hats. Have you ever wondered about possibly getting smaller might be the answer? Based on years of front-line experience, today's guest, Jim Adams believes you can surround yourself with the right people and spend more time doing what you LOVE most!
Jim has helped literally hundreds of small and family-owned businesses around the U. S. and Canada better understand themselves and what they need to do next.
Before running his own super-successful business, Jim was a top consultant with an international business consulting firm. AmericanLandscapeStructures.com - the multi-seven figure pavilion sales business he founded in 2013 - has doubled 2 years running during a pandemic.
Nowadays, you'll find him cruising around the country with his wife Cara in their RV - their "headquarters on wheels." When he's not meeting with clients or working with his
team of super stars, he's hanging with his sweetie or dropping into the local CrossFit box for a high intensity workout.
In our conversation, you'll learn:
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There are times that you meet someone and simply being in the same room with them just energizes and inspires you. That's the case with today's guest.
Recognized as a courageous and passionate communicator, Molly Grisham's work is rooted in experiential learning and designed to inspire and set people in motion. Molly is passionate about building teams, developing leaders, creating custom workshops, and utilizing personality assessments for personal growth and professional development.
Molly brings the experience of 20 years of athletic coaching, an entrepreneurial spirit of a successful business builder, communication skills of an author and storyteller, and 10+ years as an adjunct communication professor to every client engagement. She has helped athletes reach and exceed personal goals, teams become more productive, leaders achieve new heights, and companies be more competitive in their markets through highly experiential programs.
Molly has developed her facilitation skills by participating in trainings hosted by Training
for Change, The Center for Courage and Renewal, The Circle Center, and the Experiential Training Institute at OnSite. Additionally, she has completed training as a Civil & Family Mediator, she's a Level 1 Certified Experiential Specialist with the International Society for Experiential Professionals, a member of the International Association of Facilitation, and a Certified Myers-Briggs facilitator.
Even though you can't see her, you can certainly hear and feel her energy and her love of what she does to fuel her full life.
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Maintaining a consistent production schedule can be hard if you don't have your systems down. In this episode, I share my 7-phase implementation process when it comes to podcast production.
Chunking down a big project like producing a podcast is important in order to move forward. Chunking down the podcast production project must be drilled down to one step at a time, one episode at a time. You must keep your "why" you want to be a podcaster in your line of sight because implementation is hard, but with the right systems, it doesn't have to be.
Here's the 7-phases of implementation that my team and I go through for each podcast episode for this show as well as for our clients shows. Listen to the episode for a deeper explanation of each phase as it pertains to podcast production.
Phase 1: Plan
Phase 2: Create
Phase 3: Edit
Phase 4: Design
Phase 5: Schedule
Phase 6: Verify
Phase 7: Report
You may do every single phase yourself or delegate some pieces.
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Today's guest is Connie J. Pak. Connie is the owner of Tuckdin Marketing, a digital marketing and consulting agency.
As an entrepreneur and business owner for over 10 years, she understands the pains and frustrations individuals and companies face when working to create an effective and successful online presence. She has built an agency that focuses on creating efficient and automated marketing systems that deliver bottom-line results.
Her passion is helping clients scale and grow their business to levels they never thought possible. She brings her clients' visions to life with focused marketing strategies customized for their needs.
Connie calls Southern California home. She absolutely loves finding new delicious "hole in the wall" places to eat and spends every free minute she has going on adventures with her husband and two sons.
In our conversation, Connie and I cover:
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Christopher Nelson is an experienced technology executive, real estate investor, author, and co-founder of Wealthward Capital, a real estate investment firm with a diverse portfolio of over 3,000 multifamily units, mobile home parks, and ATMs.
Christopher shows technology employees how to achieve financial independence through education and creating passive income portfolios. He is currently editing his book, From No Dough to IPO.
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Christopher mentions Sudden Wealth Phenomenon. According to Investopedia According to Investopedia, "SWS refers to psychological condition or an identity crisis in individuals who have become suddenly wealthy. Sudden Wealth Syndrome is characterized by isolation from former friends, guilt over their change in circumstances, and extreme fear of losing their money."
Whether you're a tech professional or not, Christopher's journey is inspirational and him sharing his experience is valuable information that can be applied to any of our lives.
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Intellectual property is a heavy subject. IP attorney, Steven Thrasher, joins the show and breaks this complicated subject down in an easy-to-understand way.
He's known for helping create his client's intellectual property fortress. Steven is an engineer, inventor, entrepreneur, and attorney. When he was in college, he had a cool idea for an invention and had a terrible experience when it came to figuring out the patent process. The way I see it, he was scammed for a whole lot of money and his invention still wasn't protected.
Because of this experience, he was bound and determined to help other budding entrepreneurs avoid feeling the way he did about his intellectual property… lost and unprotected.
He went to law school to learn more about the nuances of IP law and has created his own system helping small businesses with protecting their inventions and intellectual property.
He stops competitors from stealing your customers and keeps your online business from being the victim of a take-down notice or copyright troll attack. He does this while running marathons, hiking up mountains on remote continents, and building his own online businesses and information products.
If you see him on a laptop at the rim of the Grand Canyon, he just might be in the middle of working on all of these.
My conversation with Steven was full of great info of not only what we should be aware of when it comes to intellectual property, but also a peek behind the scenes of why he chose to leave a big law firm in lieu of creating his own firm.
In this episode you'll learn:
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