Posh Incredible Transformations

This episode explores pulling the extremes, new narrow pathways, and transformations . The stories range from chasing winters and the contrast of New York City to rehab for bad habits and taking breaks to succeed.

Resources:

Posh Incredible Transformations - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/posh-incredible-transformations/id1377517663?mt=2

Youtube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyrz1fZpMDHSfGm7t29ieOA/featured

Website - Poshinc.com

Email - [email protected]

Episode Notes:

Couch Man - 0:33

Welcome to another episode - 2:07

#1 Forced to Appreciate Contrast as much as lIving in New York - 2:49

#2 Maintaining New Narrow Pathways - 4:31

#3 Entrepreneurship is like a brutal heat wave - 6:46

#4 Life is a Locker Room - 13:32

#5 Patience is Desire Building 14:45

Last Thoughts/Closing - 19:03

This episode explores not doubting your children, having self confidence and the routine with an Amazon store. The stories range from routines and layering meditation to your thoughts in noises and figuring out where you want to go.

Resources:

Posh Incredible Transformations - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/posh-incredible-transformations/id1377517663?mt=2

Youtube Channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyrz1fZpMDHSfGm7t29ieOA/featured

Website - Poshinc.com

Email - [email protected]

Episode Notes:

Listening to a lot of rap recently - 0:43

TMJ - 1:04

Sparkling Water - 2:34

Daily Download - 4:20

#1 Confidence in Children - 5:52

#2 Meditation is like beauty - 9:20

#3 Train Noise - 13:44

#4 Selling and Maintaining an Amazon Store - 16:59

#5 Self Confidence - 19:58

Last thoughts/Closing - 25:24

Hello everybody. This is a little bit of an experimental episode. It’s like Friday daily downloads. That might be what it’s called. Basically it’s a lot of rambling for me in the beginning, a lot of heavy breathing into the mic. There’s a therapy session, there's a Tiffany ex boyfriend/family therapy session from somewhere in there. I write things to myself throughout the week. Get little epiphanies if we wanna call it that. This is a compilation of 5 from the past week. I just thought it might be cool to do that. It’s common sense, but it’s also a little bit spiritual. So let me know if you enjoy. I hope you do and if not then….I guess this one was just for me. Anyway, guys, enjoy!

This episode explores what digital marketing is and its roles. The stories range from understanding what the audience wants and how to get 100,000 likes to learning how to market to your audience and strategizing to succeed in your passion projects.

Bio:

Hello everybody, this episode is with Jaime and Simon Hall from Popsicle Designs, a digital marketing agency. It covers a lot of ground, so get your pens ready because we talk digital marketing strategy, making big life decisions, knowing when and how to pivot, how to get 100k video views on facebook, and so much more. If you don’t have pens, don’t worry, question markers are always in the show notes. In the beginning of the episode it kinda sounds like I’m ignoring Jaime. But I really just wanted to dig in Simon’s mindset around quitting his secure job in finance and becoming an entrepreneur. Sometimes it’s really hard to take a leap of faith and I have a lot of respect for people who do and follow that voice inside of them. It’s a lot easier said than done sometimes. So these 2 are very very dear friends of mine and this episode is a lot of fun. It was so fun to record, but it’s also really fun to listen to and we all have a lot of great synergy. So I hope you enjoy.

Resources:

Messy Veggies - http://messyveggies.com/

Popsicle Designs Digital Marketing - http://www.popsicledesigns.com.au/

Episode Notes:

Welcome to the Show - 2:05

What is Popsicle? - 2:26

How did you decide to leave the financial service industry? - 3:20

Starting the side hustle - 5:05

Was it easy making the transition? - 5:41

Messy Veggies - 7:40

How long does it take to make a video? - 12:12

Time comparison with magazine and video - 13:57

Are you still doing Instagram? - 15:49

How do you get 100k likes, shares, views? - 16:06

Is there a formula in videos that gets these likes? - 17:21

How do you know what to capture? - 18:34

What is your posting strategy? - 24:15

Any other platforms? - 27:02

How far ahead do you plan posts, the strategy, and sharing? - 28:56

How do you what your audience shares? - 32:56

Instagram will become the one-click ordering stop - 35:44

A ban on Australians buying from Amazon.com - 37:00

An opportunity to grow businesses online in Australia - 38:08

Current major pain points, including monetization - 39:15

Competing in the digital market and a recommendation - 40:09

Teamwork - 41:35

Coming up with an ad strategy - 44:15

How do you get to know your clients? -45:03

Last closing thoughts: vlogging, Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram stories and an embarrassing photo exposure moment - 49:53

Closing - 56:24

This episode explores word of mouth, marketing strategies and defining what it is. The stories range from learning Amazon’s business model and the shift in product demand through reviews to networking in a new environment and learning to be specific in knowing what you want.

Bio:

This episode starts a little differently. Just thought I give you guys a heads up. Thought it was interesting the pre convo I was having with Martin about self-acceptance and personality. In this episode, I interview word of mouth marketing expert, Martin Bailey. Martin has a wealth of knowledge and he’s super calm and collected and articulate. I sound like an amateur next to him with my many “ums,” fragmented sentences, poor grammar, stutters, etc etc. This episode is packed with amazing information around mindset, product creation, marketing, the principles of marketing, word of mouth, referrals, what the most important factor in asking for referrals is and how to start a networking group. Which Martin goes into detail about how he gets sponsors, how he gets members and how he has expanded. Sooo much more, so thank you for listening and….and..and and and andddd...and enjoy the show with Martin Bailey word of mouth marketing expert.

Resources:

Word of Mouth Marketing Australia - http://www.wommau.com/

Delivering Happiness - https://www.amazon.com/Delivering-Happiness-Profits-Passion-Purpose/dp/0446576220

Rocket Science Not Required by Martin Bailey Coming Soon

The 7 Areas on Word of mouth and relational marketing:

Feedback and Innovation

Conversations

Education

Cultural/Coltrin Systems or Customer Feedback

Analysis and Promotion

Collaboration and Relationships

Customer Experience Process

Episode Notes:

Using your personal strengths and weakness in life/Myers Briggs- 2:00

Preparing yourself before public speaking - 3:30

Brief inside on Martin Bailey - 5:03

A shift in product by customer demand through amazon reviews - 9:09

Being analytical in perspectives - 12:38

The differences between a face to face meeting and a phone/skype call - 17:15

Going out and networking in a new environment - 20:18

The 7 Areas on Word of mouth and relational marketing - 25:27

Learning from Amazon’s Business Model - 32:16

Currently Writing a Book - 34:00

An Emotional input into your work - 34:56

When is it a good time to ask for a referral? - 36:40

Learning to be specific and knowing what you want - 41:44

Martins Plans for his Word of Mouth Groups - 49:39

How someone becomes a member - 52:11

How do you get your sponsors? - 57:41

Have you ever thought of a combined conference with all network groups - 59:51

Have you heard of Bill Murray Showing up at an advertised party? - 1:00:56

Closing - 1:02:50

This episode explores entrepreneurship, starting a beverage company, and strategizing. The stories range from learning the benefits of unpasteurized cold pressed coffee and making cold brew coffee to starting Outpost Cold Brew and how it became the best cold brew coffee in LA.

Bio:

This is T’s True Podcast Story - Outpost Cold Brew. Where you get the lowdown on what actually happened to LA’s most beloved cold brew coffee brand. Garrett and Gee conduct the interview. They are UCLA MBA students working on their end of year thesis; a business plan for cold brew coffee. They asked to interview me to gain insights about product viability, consumer behavior, next steps, what they can expect from starting a cold brew coffee brand, and they asked what happened to Outpost. Get ready for some juicy information about the beverage industry and some never before heard information about the best cold brew 2014 had to offer. Of course, I'm a little bias.

Resources:

Wine Country Coops - http://winecountrycoops.com

Posh Inc - http://www.poshinc.com/

Barista Lab Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/s?ie=UTF8&me=A302OQK4GZWXCC&page=1

Barista Lab - https://www.baristalab.com/

Handsome Coffee Roasters - https://www.facebook.com/Handsome-Coffee-Roasters-Arts-District-Coffee-Bar-238642302859520/

Eggslut - http://www.eggslut.com/

Bevnet - https://www.bevnet.com/

Episode Notes:

Introduction from Garreth and Gee - 1:38

choosing their thesis project and an experience in entrepreneurship - 3:29

Why deciding on pursuing an MBA in entrepreneurship - 5:28

Tiffany’s background in entrepreneurship - 9:10

The start of Outpost - 14:28

The process and struggles on self-brewing the cold brew - 20:22

Strategizing on a beverage company idea - 33:25

Knowing where you want your brand to be - 34:45

Their thesis layout and becoming entrepreneurs - 38:38

Your product vs competitors - 42:19

Calling it quits with Outpost - 47:12

The advantages of finding connections - 55:03

FindiSpecialtiesup’s specialties - 56:39

Thinking ahead and running all numbers - 57:43

Customer demographics - 1:00:28

Moving to the next project and rebranding - 1:02:51

Recap: decision making, limitations, branding - 1:07:49

Important lessons and advice in entrepreneurship - 1:13:33

Knowing When an Idea is Worth Pursuing - 1:19:28

Closing - 1:21:19

This episode explores being in tune with yourself and self spiritual guidance. The stories range from losses and being at peace to shifts in perspective and ascension.

Bio:

Today we have Garry Prigg. Garry has over 40 years of business experience across several roles including business owner, board chairman and CEO. Garry is a true innovator and educator. He’s created a long list of Australia’s First including First Specialist branded packages for the insurance industry, First home buyer center and a dedicated radio program about property. Garry is also a dedicated philanthropist. In 2001 he established the Cerebral Palsy Education Centre where he dedicated countless hours and energy ensuring his success. Garry’s long list of awards include the tater sales award for excellence and achievement, Herald Sun - Pride of Australia Medal, Rotary Paul Harris Fellowship and he’s been elected an ambassador for Lions International. Garry is super spiritual and he unites his business background with spirituality to assist global leaders in making huge transformations. Excited to get this conversation rolling, Welcome to the show Garry!

Episode Notes:

The Differences Between the Human and Divine Space - 1:36

Personal Meditation - 3:33

Developing a Morning Routine -9:45

What is Freedom? - 11:52

Being in Self Tune - 13:49

Getting Through the Dark Times - 22:29

Philosophy on Self Spiritual Guidance - 23:18

Relationship to Judgement - 30:28

The Many Faces of God 34:20

Feeling with Our Hearts - 38:31

Learning to Be Self Full - 42:40

Life Changing Shifts In Perspective - 50:44

Ascension - 53:47

Visualization, Daily Rituals, Affirmations - 56:12

Explaining What We Are As Individuals - 59:52

Understanding There is an Option and a Choice - 1:05:04

Returning and Seeing a Perspective in Faith - 1:06:12

Closing - 1:10:07

This episode explores mental toughness, confidence, and moving forward from impactful moments in our life. The stories range from closing a business and starting a new one to personal loses and pushing towards accomplishments.

Bio:

Richard is a business coach, mentor, mental toughness advisor, and principal at Knight Owl. Richard was born deaf in both ears making it super difficult to succeed in school. But he found sport and that didn’t stop him from achieving the highest levels in basketball, football, and rowing. In 2011, Richard’s company, Corporate Excellence Group, won the Prime Minister's Award for best training and coaching company in Australia. At the age of 54, and only 2 years after learning how to swim, Richard swam the English Channel taking nearly 23 hours. There is no doubt in my mind why Richard is teaching mental toughness. He’s a living, breathing, walking, prime example of what it means to be mentally tough. Get ready to explore the components of mental toughness with this episode and with Richard Payne. So happy to have you welcome to the show, Richard!

Episode Notes:

Progressing Your Skills on Public Speaking

Why Knight Owl? - 5:17

Being Mentally Tough - 6:21

Quitting the First Business - 15:16

Moving Forward from the Tough Times - 16:08

Putting Your Mentality to the Test - 21:53

Getting Tough after Being Bullied - 28:08

Being Deaf - 29:10

Knowing What Self Talk Works - 32:47

Happiness Doesn’t Come with Money - 34:28

Breaking Commitments and Letting Go Through Change - 36:20

What Passion Can Feel Like - 40:28

Last Words - 43:53

This episode explores forming habits, being dedicated to something you believe in and learning when to let it go. The stories range from starting businesses and losing clients to mental escapes and mental tools for obtaining goals.

Bio:

Today I'm talking with Tyler Long, founder of Startup OPX, a supply chain consultancy. Tyler holds a degree and 4 supply chain certificates, offering over 8 years of expertise. Tyler has consulted for some very reputable clients, like Louis Vuitton. In 2015 Tyler took a break to learn coding and start a tech company, Ekology where his claim to fame was host of San Francisco’s SantaCon. Sooooo looking forward to this conversation, welcome to the show Tyler!

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Episode Notes:

Winter Blues - 1:22

Path to Entrepreneurship - 4:06

Dwelling and Overthinking - 15:32

Never Planning On Tragedies - 18:44

Motivations and Creativity - 20:45

First Company - 25:48

Finding Hope in a Rouse - 29:55

Surviving In San Francisco with Lyft - 33:11

Moving into The Negav - 34:46

Exhibiting at TechCrunch Disrupt - 36:14

Hosting SantaCon Event in San Francisco - 37:45

The Potential Rise and Fall of Ekology - 40:32

Creating Common Habits for Progress - 42:37

Current Partnerships and Fashion - 49:45

Food and Places - 52:54

Having a Potential Mind Set - 56:11

Motivational Speaker and Affirmations - 1:00:25

Visualization and Super Powers - 1:04:51

Courage and Stupidity Close Off - 1:06:30

This episode explores encouragement to start a business, networking tips and marketing. The stories range from start-up phase to managing multi-million dollar clients and networking awkwardness to getting a meeting with anyone.

Bio:

Today I'm talking with Elias Zepeda, founder, and CEO of First Class Marketing Group. Elias specializes in strategic marketing, growth hacking, and sponsorship procurement skills. He's taken his company from start-up phase to representing industry-leading clients. Network after work, America's largest networking organization, mo-wett shandon and shark bait are just a few of first-class marketing's impressive list of clients. So happy to have you today, welcome to the show Elias!

Episode Notes:

How Company Started - 1:38

Taking a Leap of Faith - 5:32

Transitioning - 10:01

Objectives for Clients - 11:38

Executing Strategy per Client - 13:10

Creating a Pricing Structure - 15:20

Getting Referrals for Exposure - 16:44

Being an Extrovert, Public Speaking and Pitching - 18:58

Evaluating and Improvising - 23:32

Preparing and Practicing Pitching - 26:10

Networking - 27:20

How to Meet People at Events - 28:46

Compliments and Ice Breakers - 36:16

Finding Networking Events - 41:54

Keeping Track of Networks - 45:58

Getting New Clients - 47:12

Getting Ahold of Potential Clients - 51:26

Working in New York - 54:50

Last Thoughts and Recap - 1:05:46