In this episode, the tables are turned. I was recently asked to be a guest on the Men, Emotions, and Music radio show. 

I'm excited to share this with anyone who doesn't live in my local area and may have missed it. 

We talk about the importance of Emotional Intelligence, Building Strengths, and Gratitude. 

I'd love for you to take a moment to share this episode with a friend.

I also want to connect with you on social. Tag me in a post with your #1 takeaway from today's episode—@MrJacobEspi on both Twitter and Instagram.

Huge thanks to George Carroll for stopping by New Leader Workshop to talk through overcoming fears in public speaking AND landing your first paid speaking gig.

Public Speaking ranks higher on the list of fears than death. 

People are terrified of it! 

Luckily George stopped by and shared a few tips and tricks you can use to overcome this fear and shine when you get the opportunity. 

For more about George Carroll, visit https://www.GCspeaker.com/

Jacob Espinoza is a leadership coach based in Salem, Oregon. He believes that everyone has the potential to be a better boss, and that good bosses want to be better. With industry certifications and over a decade of leadership experience, Jacob helps bosses create teams that are inspired by identifying goals and obstacles and creating a plan of action. For more information about speaking engagements and coaching services, visit jacobespinoza.com.

Huge thanks to Kip Ioane, head coach of the Willamette Men's Basketball program, for taking time to chat with New Leader Workshop.

Kip is putting massive action into reshaping how college athletes view the concept of masculinity. After a series of harmful incidents on campus at Willamette University in Salem, Oregon, Kip felt lucky that his players weren't involved. But he didn't want to stop there. He decided that he wanted to do more to ensure that his players understood what it meant to be stand up citizens in the community. 

On today's episode Kip talks about his Leader's of Men program and why it is an important tool for university sport's programs to be aware of. 

Be sure to follow Kip on Linked in at https://www.linkedin.com/in/kip-ioane-a04aba134/

Follow Kip on Twitter at https://twitter.com/KipIoane

 

Jacob Espinoza is a leadership coach based in Salem, Oregon. He believes that everyone has the potential to be a better boss, and that good bosses want to be better. With industry certifications and over a decade of leadership experience, Jacob helps bosses create teams that are inspired by identifying goals and obstacles and creating a plan of action. For more information about speaking engagements and coaching services, visit jacobespinoza.com.

I had a blast talking to my great friend, incredible real estate agent, and CEO of the tech company Broker Hive a couple of months ago.

Lyndon Hansen and I share a passion for the side hustle. We dig into his philosophies on work/life balance, growing a successful real estate business, and how tech such as Broker Hive can help both new and established agents hit their goals quickly.

Follow me on Instagram @MrJacobEspi, and let me know what your biggest takeaway from this episode is.

Thank you!

A rising tide raises all ships.

This is the truth and a big reason it is so important for all business owners to learn how to contribute and build up the community around them. This conversation was inspired by a challenged from Dick Withnell at a YMCA event in Salem, Oregon. At the event he challenged the audience to think about who would be the next generation of community leaders.

Two people that immediately came to mind for me were Conrad Venti and Alex Casebeer. 

We were able to chat on a Zoom call last week. Enjoy hearing about

Last week I had the opportunity to talk with Kyle Sexton and Tom Hoffert about myths circulating throughout our business community.

Those familiar with the podcast have heard Tom on previous episodes. He's CEO of Salem Chamber of Commerce and previously worked as Sales Manager for Don Pancho Authentic Mexican Foods.

Kyle is a thought leader in the business community and regularly speaks around the country as well as internationally.

Three myths we discuss:

1. Now is not the time to be pursuing new clients2. For a business to succeed, they need to reinvent the way they do business completely3. To survive, we need to offer drastic discounts

I'd love to hear your biggest takeaway from the episode.

You can reach me on Instagram @MrJacobEspi. Send me a DM. I reply to them all.

Building strong relationships, being known as a person who gets things done and staying connected are required for success in every industry. 

Today we spoke with Erik Able, who has been in the music industry for close to 20 years and has developed the reputation of being someone who makes sure jobs are getting done and able to find win/win situations for his clients.

Enjoy and let me know what you'd like to hear on future episodes by sending a message to me on IG, @MrJacobEspi.

A lot of great value here.

Whether you are getting started or looking to scale your business, Roland Cochrun and Alex Whitaker are both business owners who have spent the last ten years growing their businesses.

Listen to this episode for perspective and expectations on how to grow a business. Please leave me a DM on Instagram with your biggest takeaway from today's episode, @MrJacobEspi.

I’m excited to partner with my brilliant and talented friend, Loree Sanchez, every week to provide you content that will help you be a better teammate, peer, and overall influencer.

Today we discuss differences between Extroverts and Introverts, including how we can best partner together. 

The Jung-Myers theory describes two kinds of mental processes: aking in or gathering information and making decisions and coming to conclusions about that information. 

Everyone has a preferred way of using these mental processes.

People who prefer INTROVERSION  focus in-depth on a few interests, learn best by reflection, mental “practice,” and take the initiative selectively—when the situation or issue is critical to them.

People with a preference for INTROVERSION reflect more, be quieter, keep enthusiasm inside, reflect before responding to questions, wait for space, be more contained, and harder to read.

I’m hoping you could send me a DM on Instagram with your biggest takeaway from today’s episode. What actions will you take to help you better connect with your Extroverted/Introverted friends?

There has never been a better time to shoot your shot. You have nothing to lose. I don't mean that you should be obnoxious and spam people. What I do mean is look for opportunities to get connected with influential people and make big things happen for your community, business, and career.

In this episode, I share two stories about how I made a couple of really exciting things happen in Salem based on my willingness to throw a hail mary on Twitter.

Enjoy!