A great book with many short stories is “Like the flowing river” by renown author Paulo Coelho. In it, my favorite story “Ghenghis Khan and his Falcon” teaches us how to be more patient and also helps us understand not everything was meant to be easy.

Let unconditional love along with a little anecdote help you understand that you are much more amazing than you give yourself credit. Ask my friend A.

Brandon explores a book that was delivered to his home today by a new friend who has had a profound affect on him.  She has shared many thoughts the author has professed from the book and wanted him to read them to see if there would be any impact on him as he builds Whenileave.com, works on the podcast "EduK8" and the many other tasks he's been taking on.

Brandon explains how we should act in order to truly benefit from the wonderful relationships you may make building a startup.

Brandon tells us how an individual letter in the English alphabet represents so much more to the overall need fo apply the principals behind the word.

There are more marketing channels than ever! Deciding if you should do search (ie SEO or PPC) or social or email or affiliate or ... the many many ways of “connecting” with consumers is challenging. Brandon gives some advice on how to allocate the right percentages to the best digital channels today.

Brandon talks about overcoming some of his largest struggles in life and how he found a way to succeed despite them. He talks about how using a similar philosophy in approaching Digital Marketing, you can overcome the enormous amount of work you think it might take to succeed.

Sharing two entertaining anecdotes and reminding everyone about Andy Groves relatively profound book about inflection points, monitoring the larger landscape constantly and overall being always completely prepared, Brandon reminds founders who take on startups one of the larger challenges you face in growing your “unicorn.” Credit goes to Kevin ‘O Connor for supplying one of the best non-mentoring experiences in one’s lifetime.

Brandon elucidates the reasoning behind the focus in the podcast and why this concept is becoming more ubiquitous than ever!