This week, I interviewed Paul Getter, the Internet Marketing Nerd! Paul has spent the last decade honing his marketing skills and weaponizing them for some of the world’s most elite entrepreneurs. His list of clients includes Alex Mehr, Tai Lopez, Les Brown and many more.

Have you ever treated your growth as optional? Like it doesn't matter if you learn new skills or develop as a person. They'll just happen naturally, right? Not always. Some of us stay stuck in the same place all our lives. Don't let that be you. Start viewing your growth as non-negotiable. If you have to eat and sleep, you should have to improve as a person too. 

This week, I interviewed Brentney Parks of TotalFit BossChick. Brentney has built her reputation on getting people back their time, through positive mindset and eliminating wasteful activities, hence the “total fit boss” of her business name. She’s learned some pretty hard lessons in her life, which she now passes on to people with the same sort of pain. It’s all about giving back to the entrepreneurial community! 

Have you found your mentor yet? When you realize that getting to the next stage of your growth requires a teacher showing you the way, things get easier. Accept the gift of mentorship, it will change your life.

This week, I interviewed Rish from Republic of Sellers. Rish has a ton of experience in eCommerce and selling stuff online. For the last 10 years, he’s been building brands and teaching himself the world of making money on the web. He’s a pro dropshipper and Amazon expert, and he shares his experience with the students he teaches in his course. 

What do Navy Seals, President John F. Kennedy and you have to do with each other? They all do hard things. Your goals should be hard, or they aren't worth reaching for. If your goals don't scare you, you need new goals. Do hard things. It's how you grow.

This week, I interviewed Paul Mason, better known as Toronto’s own, Fashion Santa. Paul is an amazing person to speak to. He’s genuine and kind, but he’s also ambitious and has a mindset to grow his brand. We talk about the origins of Fashion Santa, where the persona came from and his aim to scale the brand into a global presence. We also discuss that being original comes at a price and what you’re willing to do to protect your brand. 

This week, I interviewed Karan Kijhawan. Karan is someone who truly believes in the value of people, of diving deep, to better get to know them. His brand JUBE, which stands for Just Be, is all about making connections that are real. In this episode, we talk about his childhood, his immigrant upbringing and what led him to find his calling of building the best relationships.

How can a century-old method of 'getting things done' help your business? Join me to learn about The Ivy Lee Method and how it will help you crush your daily, weekly and yearly goals until they are out of sight and new ones take their place!