Personal Branding Phenoms

Personal Branding Phenoms

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Personal Branding Phenoms episodes

  • Embracing Change: How to Start Over and Find Your True Path

    About The Guest(s):


    Joe Weatherford is a renowned TEDx speaker and addiction recovery expert. She has a master's degree in Human Development and has spent over 20 years teaching courses on addiction at the University of Nevada. Doug Moore is a former professional snowboarder turned entrepreneur and coach. He holds a dual master's degree in counseling and education. Together, Joe and Doug have over 20 years of sobriety and are passionate about helping others break free from addiction.


    Summary:


    Joe Weatherford and Doug Moore share their personal journeys of overcoming addiction and starting over in life. They emphasize the importance of embracing the unknown and reframing anxiety as excitement. The duo also discusses the mental game in sports and how to overcome performance anxiety. Joe and Doug highlight the significance of aligning with oneself and finding success in personal connections and experiences.


    Key Takeaways:


    Embrace the excitement of the unknown instead of letting anxiety hold you back.

    Mental toughness is crucial in sports and can be developed through sports psychology and yoga.

    Starting over can be a powerful opportunity for growth and self-discovery.

    Success is not defined by external factors like money or status, but by personal connections and experiences.

    Quotes:


    "The brain doesn't know the difference between excitement and anxiety." - Joe Weatherford

    "Success is family and connections, and it's time and experiences." - Doug Moore


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    51 min
  • The Long Game: Building Lasting Success and Avoiding Short-Term Burnout

    In this episode, JP shares his journey from the investment advisory industry to becoming a lifestyle coach. He discusses the importance of self-awareness and the role it plays in overcoming imposter syndrome, perfectionism, and burnout. JP emphasizes the need to set boundaries and learn to say no in order to avoid overcommitting and experiencing burnout. He also highlights the value of having a mentor and a coach to provide guidance and support in personal and professional growth. JP concludes by redefining success as a holistic concept that encompasses experiences, family, health, and well-being, rather than solely focusing on financial achievements.


    Key Takeaways:

    • Self-awareness is crucial in recognizing and overcoming imposter syndrome, perfectionism, and burnout.
    • Learning to say no and setting boundaries is essential to avoid overcommitting and experiencing burnout.
    • Having a mentor and a coach can provide guidance and support in personal and professional growth.
    • Success should be defined holistically, encompassing experiences, family, health, and well-being, rather than solely focusing on financial achievements.

    Quotes:

    • "Acknowledge that impostor syndrome is real. Everyone gets it. But understand that you deserve to be where you are and have earned your place." - JP
    • "Play the long game. Slow down, enjoy the journey, and remember that no one will remember what you did in twelve months, but they will remember what you did over 50 years." - JP



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    44 min
  • Navigating Career Transitions

    Summary:

    Hannah Balliet, the leader of the social media department at Ugly Mug Marketing, shares her journey into marketing and the lessons she has learned along the way. She discusses the importance of networking, reaching out to others for advice, and being a self-starter. Hannah also emphasizes the value of having confidence in yourself and your abilities, as well as the importance of knowing your identity outside of your achievements.


    About The Guest:

    Hannah Balliet is a passionate and purposeful leader in the social media department at Ugly Mug Marketing. She has grown her department by over 340% in the past four years and has worked with numerous small business owners and entrepreneurs in navigating the ever-changing digital marketing landscape.


    About The Host:

    Phillip "Phenom" Robinson is a professional speaker, author, and life coach. After countless situations of overcoming mental limitations and facing his fears to reach new levels of success, he sought to help others do the same. Within 5 years of starting his brand, Phenom wrote four books, gave two TEDx talks, started two podcast, became an ESPN+ producer, and released his debut motivational album ‘Reality Check’. He now focuses on creating actionable steps to elevate other’s current situation. 


    Key Takeaways:

    • Networking and reaching out to others for advice can be instrumental in career growth.
    • Being a self-starter and taking the initiative to learn on your own can lead to professional success.
    • Confidence in yourself and your abilities is crucial for overcoming imposter syndrome.
    • Knowing your identity outside of your achievements is essential for personal growth and fulfillment.

    Quotes:

    • "People are so much more willing to help and chat than we think." - Hannah Balliet
    • "The asking is free. The worst they can say is no." - Hannah Balliet
    • "Having confidence in yourself and your abilities is what allows you to have confidence in any space." - Hannah Balliet



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    50 min
  • Finding Your Purpose

    Don’t wait for life to come to you. Get out there and find out why you were put on the face of this earth. Use your unique gift & talents to live for that reason.


    In this episode, Terry Tucker, a motivational speaker, author, cancer warrior, and an international podcast guest on over 600 podcasts, joins us on the show as we discuss finding your purpose. Terry has a background in athletic coaching, hospital administration, marketing, and SWAT team hostage negotiation.


    We kick off the episode by developing excellent communication skills ( the 7% words, 38% tonal voice & 55% body language and facial expressions) and discovering a purpose that aligns with his talent for the betterment of others. Moreover, Terry expounds on showcasing your talent without being afraid of what other people say and always keeping in mind that no matter how terrible your life is, it has great value to other people.


    Ultimately, we delve into his experience with imposter syndrome, overcoming it, and going all out to find his unique purpose on earth! Tune in for more insights!


    Notable Quotes
    • “Listen more than you talk.” (03:36-03:38)
    • “Regardless of how terrible your life is, there are people that think you are an amazing human being.” (20:15-20:21)
    • “The people who become fulfilled are those who act in service to other people.” (24:50-25:00)
    • “Most people think with their fears and insecurities instead of using their minds”. (32:08-32:15)


    Mentioned Books

    -Sustainable Excellence by TerryTucker

    -Ten Principles to Leading Your Uncommon and Extraordinary Life by Terry Tucker


    Let’s Connect

    Connect with Terry Tucker

    Website: https://www.motivationalcheck.com/

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/terry-tucker-9b5605179/

    Twitter: https://twitter.com/terrytucker2012

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sustainableexcellenceauthor/


    Connect with Phillip 'Phenom' Robinson

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/phenomspeaks/

    LinkedIn: Phillip ‘Phenom’ Robinson


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    44 min
  • From Losing 3 Million Dollars to Making a Million Dollars in a Year

    Business is never going to be a straight line. It’s a bumpy road, and if you drop there, you will never succeed, but if you keep doing it & coming up with new ideas, you’ll succeed.


    In this episode, Bobir Akilkhanov joins us to share his entrepreneurship journey from losing 3 million dollars to making a million dollars in a year. Bobir is a Serial Tech Entrepreneur with 20 years of experience founding and scaling multiple 8-figure companies from scratch. Currently, he's operating an IT consultancy agency (Jafton.com) and a remote work solutions product (Missed.com).


    In the session, he shares his journey finding space in the tech industry despite his challenges with coding but excelling in presentation & delegation of tasks, why you need to invest more time and be persistent to succeed in business. Moreover, we delve into being more intentional and going out in everything.


    Additionally, Bobir shares how he lost everything within 3 ½ years & started his consultancy business a month later, learning to take calculated risks depending on the market trends as well as advice to anyone aspiring to be in business!


    Notable Quotes
    • “It’s not going to be a straight line. It’s going to be a bumpy road. One day, you will be tired, exhausted thinking it’s not working out, and if you drop there, you will never succeed, but if you keep doing it & coming up with new ideas, you’ll succeed.” (16:22-16:45)
    • “Business is an acquirable skill. You just need to find the problem, come up with a solution, have a big enough market & just invest time. (35:55-36:15)



    Let’s Connect

    Connect with Bobir Akilkhanov

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobirakilkhanov/

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bobir.akilkhanov/


    Connect with Phillip 'Phenom' Robinson

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/phenomspeaks/

    LinkedIn: Phillip ‘Phenom’ Robinson

    Website: https://phenomspeaks.com



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    39 min
  • You Are Not There Yet

    You are not there yet. Everything takes time, and you have to be patient. Acknowledge where you want to go & stick to the process.

    Sardor Akhmed, a techpreneur, CRO & managing partner of Jafton and an Angel Investor at Fathom AI, joins us in the episode as we discuss the dynamics & success of a young entrepreneur.


    In the session, Sardor shares his entrepreneurship journey at age 10, from selling virtual video games to being a managing partner at Jafton. Moreover, he discusses the importance of strategic networking, proactively taking your inner circle to the next level, his struggle with confidence & intentional practices to build it.


    Ultimately, he expounds on attaining a Minimum Viable Product in business, having clarity on where you want to be, as well as advice to young entrepreneurs looking forward to success as Sardor.


    Tune in for more!


    Notable Quotes

    “People have a fear of launching something they think might not be good enough, so they try to compensate for that by adding more features & it’s just not the way to go.” (24:54-25:08)

    “One thing that can quickly change your life no matter where you are in life is meeting the right people.” (38:53-38:58)


    Mentioned Books

    -Atomic Habits by James Clear

    -Lean Product Playbook by Dan Olsen

    -Influence by Robert Cialdini


    Let’s Connect

    Connect with Sardor Akhmedov

    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sardor-akhmedov

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/akhmedov.co


    Connect with Phillip 'Phenom' Robinson

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/phenomspeaks/

    LinkedIn: Phillip ‘Phenom’ Robinson

    Website: https://phenomspeaks.com/



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    42 min
  • The Art of Deliberate Practice

    Summary:

    Kevin Palmieri, founder and co-host of the Next Level University podcast, shares his journey of overcoming anxiety, overthinking, and imperfection to find his true purpose in life. He emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and having an accountability partner to achieve personal growth and success. Kevin also discusses the power of consistency and deliberate practice in building confidence and mastering new skills. He believes that success is about feeling fulfilled and making a positive impact on others.


    About The Guest:

    Kevin Palmieri is the founder and co-host of the Next Level University podcast. After experiencing a brush with near suicide, Kevin became passionate about self-improvement and decided to make it his purpose in life to impact as many people as possible. He is now a role model, podcaster, and speaker, and his podcast has become one of the top 100 in the world, with over 1450 episodes and listeners in over 125 countries.


    About The Host:

    Phillip "Phenom" Robinson is a professional speaker, author, and life coach.  After countless situations of overcoming mental limitations and facing his fears to reach new levels of success, he sought to help others do the same.  Within 5 years of starting his brand, Phenom wrote four books, gave two TEDx talks, started two podcast, became an ESPN+ producer, and released his debut motivational album ‘Reality Check’.  He now focuses on creating actionable steps to elevate other’s current situation. 


    Key Takeaways:

    • Self-awareness is the key to personal growth and overcoming challenges.
    • Having an accountability partner can provide support and motivation to stay consistent and achieve goals.
    • Confidence is built through deliberate practice and embracing the process of improvement.
    • Success is about feeling fulfilled and making a positive impact on others.

    Quotes:

    • "I think most humans will do more for other people than they'll do for themselves."
    • "Success to me means being the most holistically well-rounded I can be."



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    40 min
  • Understanding the Role of Fear and Pressure in Achieving Success

    Summary:

    In this episode of Verified Phenoms, Mia Zambarano, an award-winning licensed mental health therapist, shares her insights on overcoming anxiety and optimizing performance. Mia discusses the importance of understanding and managing pressure, the impact of perfectionism, and the value of building a strong relationship with oneself. She emphasizes the need to prioritize self-care and offers practical advice for navigating the challenges of high achievement. Mia also highlights the significance of emotional intelligence and recommends resources for personal growth and development.


    About The Guest:

    Mia Zambarano is an award-winning licensed mental health therapist who specializes in helping high achievers overcome anxiety and optimize their performance. As a former Division One athlete and mother, Mia understands the intense pressure and high expectations that many people face. She combines her passion for deep inner work with intentional action to support athletes, business professionals, and entrepreneurs in enhancing their mentality and optimizing their performance.


    About The Host:

    Phillip "Phenom" Robinson is a professional speaker, author, and life coach.  After countless situations of overcoming mental limitations and facing his fears to reach new levels of success, he sought to help others do the same.  Within 5 years of starting his brand, Phenom wrote four books, gave two TEDx talks, started two podcast, became an ESPN+ producer, and released his debut motivational album ‘Reality Check’.  He now focuses on creating actionable steps to elevate other’s current situation. 


    Key Takeaways:


    • Understanding and managing pressure is crucial for overcoming anxiety and optimizing performance.
    • Perfectionism can hinder progress and lead to burnout, so it's important to let go of the need for everything to be perfect.
    • Building a strong relationship with oneself is essential for personal growth and success.
    • Prioritizing self-care, including mental and physical health, is vital for overall well-being and performance.
    • Emotional intelligence plays a significant role in navigating challenges and building meaningful relationships.

    Quotes:

    • "The second I started releasing [perfectionism] and just started taking action, I just saw these huge changes."
    • "You're more than your sport, and you have to consider that."
    • "Make sure you're making the decision to play for the right reasons."
    • "Understanding what your needs are emotionally, physically, whatever else, and prioritizing those, because everything else will get into play so much quicker and so much better."



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    45 min
  • What Is Verified Phenoms?

    Welcome to Verified Phenoms! We're going to do deep dives into the unseen hurdles that often get in our way: overthinking, perfectionism, and impostor syndrome. Have you ever wondered why we sometimes feel paralyzed by our own thoughts? Or why the desire for everything to be "perfect" can prevent us from starting in the first place? Perhaps you've felt like you don't belong in a room, even when everyone tells you otherwise.


    Join your host, Phillip 'Phenom' Robinson, as we embark on a journey to unravel these common yet complex mental patterns. We'll discuss:


    1. The psychology behind overthinking and why our brains seem wired to dwell.
    2. The pitfalls of perfectionism and strategies to overcome the fear of failure.
    3. Impostor syndrome: understanding its roots and how to reclaim our sense of worth.


    This show will be featuring insights from experts, personal stories from listeners, and actionable tips, this episode is the perfect starting point for anyone who's ever felt held back by their own mind. Whether you want to understand these phenomena better or seek tools to overcome them, Phenom is here to guide you.

    So, grab your headphones, get cozy, and let's begin this introspective adventure together!


    For more on your host, visit https://www.phenomspeaks.com/


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    5 min

About Personal Branding Phenoms

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Welcome to Personal Branding Phenoms, the podcast that shines a spotlight on extraordinary individuals who've conquered the imposter syndrome, perfectionism, or overthinking to leverage their…