By Mission Meats
The podcast currently has 29 episodes available.
This week Peter chats with Michael Crocker aka "Crocker", a long time friend of Mission Meats. Listen in as he shares where he currently is in his video freelancing career path and how he’s taking the steps to shift into a more sports driven environment to fully be living out his mission. Peter and Crocker discuss setting intentions in short goals to make big steps while getting real about the habits that might be holding you back plus how setting up accountability checks along the way to keep you on track.
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(0:00) Welcome back to the Live Your Mission Show!
(0:21) Intro to our conversation with Michael Crocker
(1:49) Welcome Michael!
(2:13) Michael’s current mission
(3:33) Client projects vs. Passion projects
(5:36) Strategic outreach
(8:33) Small, consistent actions, in the midst of chaos
(13:13) The importance of accountability
(16:03) Having a plan, but being adaptable along the way
(18:54) Building relationships as you reach out to potential clients
(21:05) The benefit of an external perspective
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Visit Michael's website: crockervideo.com
Follow Michael on Instagram: @crockervideo
-------------- Think you’re ready to try our Carolina Reaper Jerky? Hashtag #MissionReaper for a chance to be featured + win $100 in snacks! If you have a topic or person of interest you would like to know more about, email me at [email protected]This week Peter chats with Chrissie Lam, founder of Love is Project. An organization dedicated to spreading love by working with artisans in developing countries while providing fair wages, healthcare, and education. Chrissie discusses how she was inspired to start Love is Project with just a single bracelet plus how she’s had to adjust her plan with the current global pandemic. Stick around for the “Reaper Round” where Chrissie shares some of her favorite purchases and where she wants to be in the next 5 years.
Time Stamps:
(0:00) Welcome back to the Live Your Mission show!
(0:15) Intro to our conversation with Chrissie Lam
(2:47) Welcome Chrissie!
(3:15) Chrissie’s current mission (The “Love Is” Project)
(4:30) How Chrissie left her corporate job to pursue her passion (with just 1 bracelet!)
(7:30) Scaling a simple product with “Love”
(8:32) Reflecting on what Chrissie wished she learned early on in her journey
(10:03) A deeper dive into Chrissie’s team-building
(11:41) Before jumping ship from your 9-to-5, here’s some advice
(13:45) Problem-solving, and tapping in with your contacts
(15:20) Finding positivity in the midst of COVID-19
(19:09) “Sustainability”
(19:47) Book: “The Greatest Love Story Ever Told”
(21:27) Practical tips for how you can live out your mission
(22:27) The “Reaper Round”
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Visit the Love Is Project website: loveisproject.co
Follow The Love Is Project on Instagram: @loveisproject
Follow Chrissie on Instagram: @thesupplychange
Check out the book here: "The Greatest Love Story Ever Told"
-------------- Think you’re ready to try our Carolina Reaper Jerky? Hashtag #MissionReaper for a chance to be featured + win $100 in snacks! If you have a topic or person of interest you would like to know more about, email me at [email protected]This week we’ll cover what mechanically separated chicken is, what in it, how it's made, and why it’s never found in our snacks!
To stay up to date with announcements and exclusives from Mission Meats, text "MEAT" to 69551 If you have a topic or person of interest you would like to know more about, email me at [email protected]This week, Peter talks with Brogan Graham, co-founder of November Project, a free exercise group founded in Boston that’s open to the public. What started out as two friends getting together for morning workouts eventually snowballed into hosting classes in 52 cities nation-wide while creating a fun and passionate group of people who are all about community. Stick around for the reaper round where Brogan kills his bag and gets up close and personal about the heat he’s feeling!
Time Stamps:
(0:00) Welcome back to the Live Your Mission show!
(0:35) Mission Meats announcement
(1:37) Intro to our conversation with Brogan Graham
(4:53) Welcome Brogan! // Brogan’s Mission
(9:30)The fuel that keeps Brogan going
(11:27) Reflecting on 2011, the impact of “content”, and screen-time
(17:59) “What are you a part of?”
(21:42) Meet new people, and try new things
(27:58) THE REAPER ROUND
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Visit November Project's website: november-project.com
Visit Brogan Graham's website: brogangraham.com
Follow Brogan on Instagram: @brogangraham
-------------- Think you’re ready to try our Carolina Reaper Jerky? Hashtag #MissionReaper for a chance to be featured + win $100 in snacks! If you have a topic or person of interest you would like to know more about, email me at [email protected]This week Peter talks with Amy Armstrong from Clean The World. An incredible organization that collects left over soaps from hotels to recycle them and provides them to children all over the world in an effort to prevent deadly diseases. Stick around for the Reaper Round where Amy eats her SECOND bag like a boss!
Time Stamps:
(0:00) Welcome back to the Live Your Mission show!
(0:44)missionmeats.co/bacon (Use Code: “free bacon”)
(2:27) Intro to our conversation with Amy Armstrong
(4:50) Welcome Amy
(5:11) Amy’s current mission
(11:18) The start of Clean The World
(16:04) Our world’s soap shortage
(17:21) The experience that fuels Amy’s mission
(18:58) “You don’t have to have it ALL figured out”
(21:40) The mission is the drive
(22:31) Amy’s advice for how you can live your mission
(24:14) Lessons that Amy learned from CEO, Shawn Siepler
(26:39) THE REAPER ROUND
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- Visit Clean The World's website: cleantheworld.org
- To donate, visit: cleantheworldfoundation.org
- Follow Clean The World on Instagram: @clean_the_world
- For the Hand Washing Song, check out CTW's youtube clip:
The children of Uganda sing Clean the World's Tops and Bottom song learning the proper way to wash your hands and help stop the spread of diseases.
"Tops and bottoms (2x)
in between (2x)
all around your hands (2x)
makes them clean (2x)"
This week Peter talks with musician and founder of CD Baby, Derek Sivers. Hear how he has approached life after the sale of CD baby and what being pop philosophy writer means for him. Peter and Derek discuss the implications behind “expiration dates” and how its okay to close one chapter to be able to start the next. Stick around for the “Reaper Round” where Derek lucked out and didn’t have to eat the reaper but still shares some great insight!
Time Stamps:
(0:00) Welcome back to the Live Your Mission show!
(0:39) Mission Meats announcement
(1:56) Intro to our conversation with Derek Sivers
(4:52) Welcome to the show, Derek!
(5:06) Derek’s current mission/impact
(7:03) Derek’s life after “CD Baby” // Sees himself as a musician rather than an entrepreneur
(9:26) Derek’s mindset on money
(10:28) “We have to admit when our mission has changed”
(11:42) Expired identity
(12:36) Ask yourself, “Who are my heroes?”
(13:27) The right mindset when approaching failures
(16:35) Derek’s journey to becoming an author // A TED Talk story
(18:37) Why this is important for YOU // Sharing and admitting your failures
(21:37) A metaphor on past mistakes: Lifting weights at 44
(26:43) What Derek would’ve done differently, knowing what he knows now
(27:51) Profit vs. Purpose
(31:17) Derek’s article, “The Balance”
(35:37) Money, and the “Starving Artist”
(37:28) THE (Non)REAPER ROUND
Check out Derek's website: sivers.org
Think you’re ready to try our Carolina Reaper Jerky? Hashtag #MissionReaper for a chance to be featured + win $100 in snacks! If you have a topic or person of interest you would like to know more about, email me at [email protected]In the midst of the CV crisis, we’re taking a few weeks from the Live Your Mission podcast. On behalf of the Mission Meats team, we hope that this lockdown will give us a moment to pause, reflect, and inspire us to live, love, and laugh with our friends and families.
To stay up to date with announcements and exclusives from Mission Meats, text "MEAT" to 69551
This week Peter chats with Nate Spees, CEO of Grizzly, a company that is a creative agency that combines strategy, design, technology, and storytelling to build adventurous brands. Listen as Nate discusses the importance of being nimble and being able to regularly adjust your approach no matter the size of your business. Nate also provides excellent actionable advice for boosting creativity! Stick around for the reaper round where Nate gets slightly dazed from the heat…but still eats the whole bag!
Time Stamps:
(0:00) Welcome to the Live Your Mission show!
(0:15) Mission Meats announcement: Have you signed up for our Superfans Program yet?
(2:21) Intro to our conversation with Nate Spees
(4:25) Welcome to the show, Nate!
(4:47) Nate’s current mission
(5:36) The importance of creativity in the business world
(7:28) Why brands should prioritize creativity more
(10:37) Grizzly’s core components of an “Adventurous brand”
(16:02) Foundation first: Establishing your brand’s roots before the creation
(18:56) Practical tips for your execution
(21:52) Why “Shiny object syndrome” is one of your biggest obstacles
(23:00) The core of brand-customer disconnection
(24:56) Creativity is for EVERYONE // Fine-tuning your environment!
(30:00) Be mildly, perpetually, optimistic
(34:10) THE REAPER ROUND
(51:42) Thanks for tuning in!
The podcast currently has 29 episodes available.