Starve the Doubts

Jared Easley & Kimanzi Constable take a controversial & contrarian stance regarding webinars.

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Kimanzi & Jared discuss their 2016 promotional plan in this episode of Starve the DoubtsSmells Like Humans
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Jared & Kimanzi discuss global perspective & international travel in this episode of Starve the Doubts.Smells Like Humans
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It is amazing how much free information is available. However, many people have a mindset that they have to "invest" in themselves by spending a lot of money on products, resources, coaching, etc. that may not be necessary. Kimanzi & Jared discuss when it makes sense to stick with free & when it does not.

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One of the biggest challenges that new entrepreneurs, builders & dream chasers encounter is getting their spouse or significant other to support the vision. Unfortunatley, this can be a challenge in the beginning because of lack of resources, money is not coming in and various other variable. Kimanzi & Jared discuss what has worked for them & balancing the focus on family and your dreams in this episode of Starve the Doubts. Smells Like Humans
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Carrie Olsen had a full time day job working in Human Resources. She was able to replace her income within 4 months doing VO work. Carrie has worked with clients including REI, Taco Bell, Bank of America, BNSF Railway, Bayer and others.Smells Like Humans
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Starve the Doubts love to celebrate success stories. Kimanzi & I Jared have learned that success ultimately occurs via the stepping stones of failures. Smells Like Humans
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Bartering services can be a great way to create opportunities (especially when resources are limited). However, bartering can also be inappropriate. Kimanzi & Jared discuss the balance of bartering for services in this episode.

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Think Bigger with Jared Easley & Kimanzi ConstableSmells Like Humans
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Jared Easley & Kimanzi Constable discuss Kimanzi's recent article from the Good Men Project about Pornagraphy Addiction.

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