Marc My Words

Torrin Minutillo chats with Marc about his entrepreneurial path and how he reinvented himself after the 2008 global financial crisis affected his real estate business. Torrin started out as a successful video rental store owner back in the 90's. However, after seeing how that business was changing, he decided that this business would not be sustainable longterm. From there, Torrins got into the real estate business and had a lot of success until the aforementioned financial crisis. After dealing with that fork in the road, Torrin decided to take a path where he could help business owners to make connections and increase their income. That's when Attergy Coaching Systems was created. Torrin is a good storyteller with a lot of wisdom to share on this episode of Marc My Words.

H. Jackson Calame tells the story of how he went from a life of leisure in college to a life changing experience in Uruguay. Jackson also discusses his journey to becoming a podcast host and entrepreneur who helps people to see past their "blindspots" and stay focused on their path. Jackson also talks about how important it is to be your best self and stop focusing on what other people are doing. Marc and Jackson both explain how this type of mindset transformed their lives and has helped them to stay on a path that is helping them to achieve their goals.

Carly Pepin explains how she applies her expertise in Human Behavior to help others to move beyond the obstacles they are facing in life in order to reach their full potential. Imposter Syndrome and finding what fulfills and energizes are analyzed based on Marc and Carly's paths. They also talk about how they are making the most of their time and empowering themselves to fulfill themselves within the life they are living.

This solo episode of Marc My Words is a LinkedIn/Instagram Live that is also being distributed as a formal Marc My Words episode as well. This was inspired by an article Marc read about a hospice worker and the patients they met as they were nearing the end of their life. They learned some very important lessons about the regrets these people shared as they came to terms with their own existence. Marc shares his wisdom and point of view on the regrets that were shared by these individuals. Marc My Words was created partly because Marc didn't want to look back and have regrets about not taking a chance and putting himself out there. This article and his experience making this show really coincided with each other and spoke to him on this day.

Jewel Hohman discusses her unique journey to becoming a certified Confidence & Connection Coach due to her struggles with making friends and connecting with others. Jewel explains how she dealt with perfectionism and how life changes can affect connections with people and maintaining meaningful friendships. Marc and Jewel also talk about toxic friendships, one sided conversations, and many other types of communication and situations we find ourselves in when trying to connect with others.

Marc and Joe have a great conversation about learning the ins and outs of construction, house flipping, improving other people's lives through his business, and seizing the moment when starting up your own business. They also talk about podcasting, Pittsburgh Sports, and how Joe's sports podcast helps those who play fantasy football get information on the local level rather than from a national perspective. Joe brings a blue collar perspective and a lot of wisdom to the table in this episode of Marc My Words.

Barby Ingle tells the story of how she went from being an entrepreneur in the world of cheerleading to becoming a spokesperson for chronic pain and rare diseases. As the founder and president of the International Pain Foundation, Barby was able to connect with those who were experiencing the same type of obstacles she was facing in her own life. Barby is as optimistic as ever as she tells her story and also imparts some really great life advice and wisdom during this conversation. Marc also discusses his journey with rare diseases and the impact this has had on his journey.

Colin Hirdman started his career as an entrepreneur right out of college during an era where it was not fashionable to do this. Marc and Colin discuss his life long journey in entrepreneurship, the changes he's seen over years, and tips on how to grow your business. Colin is also an expert on how to use LinkedIn. As one of the co-founders of Rainmaker, Colin helps founders, coaches, and sales teams to build leads and sales using their methods. Marc and Colin also discuss how Linkedin attracts those who are looking for authenticity and growth in business and personal branding which is different from other social media platforms.

Brenden Kumarasamy is a master communicator, something listeners of this episode will most likely agree with by the end of the episode. Brendan talks to Marc about his journey to becoming an entrepreneur who helps executives and coaches become great speakers and communicators. Brenden tells the story of how he went from accounting to helping people around the world to communicate better through his business and YouTube videos.

Drewbie Wilson of Call the Damn Leads is much more than an entrepreneur with a clever company name. Drewbie has a life story that is worth hearing. He talked at length about going from being overweight and going down the wrong path to finding his voice, passion, and mission as the founder of his own company. Drewbie not only wants to help people to build their business and understand how to sell and market themselves, he also wants to inspire people to take action and hold themselves responsible for the life they are living. Drewbie and Marc also talk about the importance of your own time and time management as every moment of time you have in life is precious.