Realizations w/ Dallen Reber

In this episode, Dallen dives into his conversation with Clarence Bethea and pulls out the big ideas from it. Dallen talks about learning and accepting past experiences to help shape you to who you are today. Clarence is a great example of this; learning from his childhood hardships instead of avoiding them. Dallen also dives into the value of "doing more" and staying true to your vision.

About Clarence Bethea:

From the streets & lack of discipline to running his own company. Clarence is a perfect example of making the most of each situation. In this episode, Clarence states that "You'll never be successful by doing what you are asked, you need to do more". And he embodies this mentality perfectly which led him to meeting the COO of Best Buy and being brought in by him to eventually branching off to begin his own company. His story is nothing short of inspirational and you're sure to love getting to know him.

What You'll Learn:

✅ Clarence's childhood hardships
✅ His journey from worst basketball player to collegiate player
✅ Breaking into YMCA
✅ How Clarence is "fueled differently"
✅ Going above and beyond
✅ Stayed true to vision of Upsie

In this episode, you'll first learn about Dallen's limiting belief and why it took him YEARS to start this podcast. This clarity cast also touches on the importance of communicating effectively and treating it is a skill that can be developed as opposed to living behind the label of being an "introvert" or simply not a good communicator. Ultimately, any door of opportunity can be opened by way of effective communicating.

About Stu Massengill:

Being the best communicator doesn't mean you are the best at communicating.  Stu came to the realization that no one is born a great communicator. Just like anything, it's a skill and can be learned. He quickly went from introvert to excellent communicator and networker. Through his communicating skills he has opened numerous doors, including one that landed him a job with Tony Robbins. He runs his own podcast called "Finding Direction" where he helps others discover what ignites them, learns proper networking skills, and take action on their dreams.

What You'll Learn:

✅ Attached to introvert identity
✅ "What am I supposed to do with my life"
✅ Power of People Skills
✅ How to open doors of opportunity through effective communicating
✅ How to start a conversation
✅ Fulfillment; Growth & Contribution

In this episode, Dallen dives into "Big Ideas" from his conversation with Ryan Casey Waller. Gaining a better understanding of complex & sensitive topics such as addiction and mental health is something we should all strive to accomplish. In this episode Dallen shares some critical aspects so you can 1) Find help if you need it & 2) Be better at showing love to those around you.

Specific topics that are covered are;

✅ Surround yourself with people who you love and trust
✅ 3 valuable lessons learned from rehab and how you can apply them to your life
✅ Telehealth options
✅ How to "show love" and "be better"

Disclaimer: Dallen is not a addiction or mental health professional. If you need professional advice please reach out to a professional.

Telehealth Services
Telehealth for Addiction
Telehealth for Mental Health

About Ryan Casey Waller:

Ryan Casey Waller is a lawyer, pastor, therapist, but most importantly; a "co-sufferer". After enduring his own battles with mental illness he authored the book, "Depression, Anxiety, And Other Things We Don't Want To Talk About". In this book he highlights his own experience of showing up to church drunk, going to rehab, and his ongoing battle with maintaining his mental health. The greatest thing about the book is the awareness it brings to these topics. If you are someone who has battled mental illness or addiction yourself, I urge you to seek professional help.

"The best people I know go to rehab"

What You'll Learn:

✅ Ryan's story about showing up to church drunk
✅ How Ryan came to the conclusion that rehab was for him
✅ The power of supportive loved ones
✅ Awareness around depression, anxiety, & addiction
✅ How to help those around you
✅ How to confront these topics and struggles with love
✅ Telehealth; is it helpful?

In a world where people define themselves based on their profession (that they most likely hate), it's important to understand that your business/job is not your identity. You are much more than that. Establishing other avenues of life can help provide the clarity and fulfillment you are looking for.

I also dive into the story of "The Fisherman and the Businessman" and what we can take away from it and apply to ourselves today.  

Be mindful of what you are giving up today to get what you want 20 years from now.

You have the ability to decide who you are and who you want to be, might as well begin today.

About Cam Martinez:

You get to choose who you are and who you want to be.

Cam Martinez describes himself as an adventurist who seeks solitude. He works as a consultant that takes a peek under the hood of companies to give CEO's their time back. But most importantly, Cam is a genuine guy whose curiosity coupled with humility has allowed him to create relationships, learn from mentors, and establish partnerships. All of which have attributed to him finding success at a young age.

What You'll Learn:

✅ Why he sold everything to go to Costa Rica
✅ How to avoid being defined by your business
✅ Relationships and mentorships that played a role in his success
✅ The value of the mind
✅ Cam's experience starting a successful subscription platform and eventually exiting
✅ How Holacracy applies to business
✅ You choose who you want to be.

Send Cam a message

What You'll Learn:

✅ My story of how I got Richie Norton on my podcast
✅ Importance of taking on opportunities even when you're not ready
✅ Curating your content
✅ TIme-management versus prioritizing attention
✅ The value of adding constraints
✅ Challenges - A tunnel, not a cave

About Richie Norton:

"Stupid is the new smart."

LinkedIn Bio: Richie Norton is the award-winning, bestselling author of the book The Power of Starting Something Stupid (in 10+ languages) and Résumés Are Dead & What to Do About It. In 2019, Richie was named one of the world's top 100 business coaches by Dr. Marshall Goldsmith. He is an international speaker (including TEDx & Google Startup Grind) & serial entrepreneur.

Richie is the founder of Global Consulting Circle, creating/scaling business models for venture-backed startups. He is the Co-Founder of Prouduct—helping entrepreneurs go from idea to market full service w/ global sourcing & end to end supply chain. Norton founded Edit.Today—a multinational video editing service for vloggers. Millions of entrepreneurial-minded people study Norton's work & blended learning, modular educational programs (self-directed learning courses, masterminds, podcasts, articles, keynotes, interviews, books, mentoring, university lectures). Executives & celebrities alike seek out Richie to create new value-based products/experiences for their audiences.

Richie is featured in Forbes, Businessweek, Entrepreneur, HuffPo, Inc., etc. The 2013 San Francisco Book Festival awarded The Power of Starting Something Stupid first in business & grand prize winner overall. At age 29, Pacific Business News recognized Richie as one of the Top Forty Under 40 “best & brightest young businessmen” in Hawaii.

Richie founded a mentor capital org to help end poverty & establish the Willes Center for International Entrepreneurship—where he serves on the Mentor Venture Capital Board at BYU Hawaii. Richie is published in the Journal of Microfinance & is a ChangeAid Award winner for "outstanding accomplishment in international development, international relations, humanitarian aid and academic achievement."

Richie received his MBA from the world's #1 ranked international business school, Thunderbird School of Global Management. Richie is happily married, has four boys and lives on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii.

What You'll Learn:

✅ New Book Coming Out?!
✅ Business on the phone or nothing!
✅ Metaphor: Bread & bread crumbs versus the table
✅ Challenge of working from your cellphone
✅ Myth of Time-Management
✅ Prioritizing Attention
✅ Lifestyle first, career second.
✅ Career/Success reframing
✅ Don't build the mote before the castle
✅ Gavin's Law / Live to Start, Start to Live / Learning from grief
✅ The Power of Starting Something Stupid
✅ What is a stupid idea?
✅ If you don't know how to make it happen, find somebody who does!
✅ Entrepreneurship post coronavirus

Link:

richienorton.com