In this episode, the host interviews a successful Amazon seller about his journey in the e-commerce world. The guest shares his experience of growing one of the largest resellers on Amazon, building systems, and leveraging community knowledge to create a software product. He emphasizes the importance of identifying needs for Amazon sellers and monetizing unique ideas, leading to the growth of his business with 29 employees. They also discuss the concept of monetizing mental capital and share insights on entrepreneurial journeys and successes.

[00:02:16] Monetizing mental capital.

[00:05:59] Software developers as automation nerds.

[00:09:47] Digital marketing journey.

[00:16:46] Providing value for trust and growth.

[00:20:37] Strategies for Building Audience

[00:22:23] Influencer marketing strategies.

[00:27:28] Networking hacks and tips.

[00:31:13] Riches in the niches.

[00:37:57] Emerging markets in technology.

[00:41:40] Growth of daily trials.

On this episode of "Monetizing Your Mental Capital," host Will Christensen interviews Geni Ramos, a marketing and digital business consultant based in Barcelona. Jenny shares her journey of monetizing her expertise by transitioning from providing free consulting sessions to charging for her valuable advice. Tune in to learn how Jenny leveraged her skills to start earning what she deserved in the business world.

[00:03:17] Monetizing language barrier with technology.

[00:06:20] Keeping Automation Strategies Simple.

[00:09:27] Email marketing software options.

In this episode of "Monetize Your Mental Capital," the hosts share funny stories about kids interrupting their work-from-home routines. From a child meowing on camera to little ones messing with audio equipment during Zoom calls, the hosts discuss the humorous challenges of balancing work and family life. Tune in for a lighthearted look at the joys and struggles of podcasting from home with kids around.

[00:02:26] Working from home challenges.

[00:04:12] Asking for money in college.

[00:06:41] Fake it till you make it.

On this micro episode of "Monetizing Your Mental Capital," the host interviews Ben Theis from Skoll Marketing at the TNC Traffic and Conversion show in Las Vegas. Ben discusses his digital backpack billboard, promoting his company and subsidiary, Lead Backpacks. They delve into Ben's early ventures in monetizing mental capital, starting with selling candy bars in elementary school, which sparked his passion for sales. This episode highlights the entrepreneurial journey and creative marketing strategies of Ben Tice.

[00:01:38] Monetizing childhood candy sales.

[00:04:53] Trusting Your Gut in Entrepreneurship.

In this micro episode of "Monetizing Your Mental Capital," host Will Christensen interviews Isaac Morey, the CEO of Content Cucumber. They discuss the concept of monetizing mental capital and Isaac Morey shares his journey of starting a newspaper as a child and eventually becoming a writer and running a content agency. Tune in to learn more about Isaac's entrepreneurial beginnings and how he turned his passion for writing into a successful business.

[00:01:17] Lemonade stand newspaper story.

[00:04:12] Saying no and niche focus.

In this episode, the host shares a personal story about a failed giveaway and how it inspired him to learn more about effective giveaways. He discusses the success of companies like the Diesel Brothers and Mountain Ops in using giveaways to engage their audience. The host then introduces the concept of monetizing mental capital and asks the guest about their first experience with monetizing their own mental capital. The guest shares a story about their daughter's successful lemonade stand. The conversation also touches on the nostalgia of Napster and burning CDs. Tune in to learn more about the power of giveaways and monetizing mental capital.

[00:02:22] Napster and selling burned CDs.

[00:04:52] Evolution of my career.

[00:08:55] Books that blow your mind.

In this episode, the hosts discuss their experiences with extreme winter weather in different parts of the world. They compare the challenges of driving in the snow and how different regions handle snowstorms. They also touch on the different types of snow and the tools needed for clearing it. Additionally, they mention some amusing videos of people attempting to navigate snowy hills. The hosts then shift gears to talk about Vendasta and how it serves as a back office for agencies, offering services like billing and CRM.

[00:02:16] Amazing snow driving videos.

[00:04:38] Starting a business with diverse skillsets.

[00:08:12] Setting your values.

In this micro episode of "Monetizing Your Mental Capital," Darko joins the host at the Traffic and Conversion Summit to discuss the advantages of outsourcing talent in Serbia. They highlight the lower cost of living and the abundance of skilled individuals. The host then asks Darko about his first experience monetizing his mental capital. Darko recalls a time when he combined his love for comic books with his creativity to create infographics for a client selling costumes. This marked the first time he applied his passion to his work.

[00:02:03] Creating comic book infographics.

[00:05:03] Overcoming fear in marketing.

In this Miniseries episode of "Monetizing Your Mental Capital," the Will interviews Ben Albert who just rocked the stage at TNC. The guest is a marketer who asks a lot of questions and works with podcast hosts at Real Business Connections. They discuss how Ben used podcasts to further their business and transition from being a hippie to a successful solopreneur. The focus of the podcast is on helping e-commerce sellers learn how to turn intangible products into tangible ones. The guest emphasizes the importance of surveying and serving customers, as well as seeking recommendations and referrals from satisfied clients.

[00:01:26] Reinventing oneself in business.

[00:06:16] Combination lock of success.

Places to follow Ben Albert

https://www.linkedin.com/in/realbenalbert 

In this micro episode of "Monetizing Your Mental Capital," Will and Robert Brill reflect on their late-night adventures at the TNC conference. They discuss the first time they monetized their mental capital, with Robert sharing how he made money by creating PowerPoint presentations for others. Tune in for insights on identifying market needs and ethical considerations in monetizing your skills.

[00:01:05] Monetizing PowerPoint presentations.

[00:04:57] Testing different video variations.

Places to follow Robert Brill

https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertbrill