Best selling author of The Common Path to Uncommon Success and Entrepreneurs on Fire podcaster joins Success for field questions never asked before. nJohn Lee Dumas is an American entrepreneur, author, and one of the most famous podcasters in the business and self-improvement space. He is best known for creating Entrepreneurs on Fire (EOFire), a daily podcast where he has interviewed over 3,000 entrepreneurs, including household names like Tony Robbins, Seth Godin, Gary Vaynerchuk, and Barbara Corcoran. 🎙️ Significance in Podcasting JLD is considered a pioneer in the world of business podcasting:

• Daily Format Innovation: When he started EOFire in 2012, no one else was doing a 7-day-a-week interview show. His commitment and consistency helped define “podcasting as a profession” rather than just a hobby.
• Massive Audience: He built an audience in the millions of downloads per month, showing that niche business podcasts could be highly successful.
• Monetization Model: He was among the first to share his monthly income reports publicly, demystifying how podcasts make money (ads, courses, sponsorships, books, affiliate marketing).

💰 Business Impact and Transparency

• Income Reports: JLD famously published detailed income reports (often over $100,000/month in early years, later exceeding $200K–$500K/month). This radical transparency made him a role model for would-be creators.
• Products and Courses:
  • Podcasters’ Paradise: His flagship course/community teaching podcasting, with thousands of members.
  • Free Podcast Course and other lead magnets helped define modern content marketing funnels.
  • Books: The Common Path to Uncommon Success (published by HarperCollins) laid out his 17-step framework for building a successful business.

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Gray Robinson is a lawyer, writer, speaker, mentor, consultant and coach for lawyers and other professionals who are struggling with their practice of law. He was a divorce lawyer for 27 years and handled hundreds of divorces, custody, and support cases. He quit in 2004 due to stress and burn out and has devoted his life to helping lawyers and clients deal with stress and pressures of practicing law. Gray is the creator/founder of Lawyer Lifeline, a restorative program that guides legal professionals from anxiety and stress to fulfillment and passion.

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Success Made to Last with Desire Factor's Christy Whitman. 

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Naomi Inman holds an M.A in Journalism and Public Policy from Regent University (Virginia Beach, VA). She enjoys serving the Lord as a Coach and Communications consultant with her experience in radio, magazine journalism, nonprofit and corporate communications. She’s been involved as a Mentor with 4word Women and Mentors360 and is active as a lay Bible Teacher at Portland Christian Center. Naomi has been married to Greg for 30 years and has two adult sons. Her vision for mentoring grows out of a heart to see every woman find her voice and the clarity to live out her good, true and beautiful God-designed purpose. She joined the Portland OR chapter of 4word Women in the Fall of 2015 and recently mentored Judy from Astoria, Oregon. I believe mentoring is close to God’s heart, a coupling of two journeys for a season, where two women can both find their voice, gain fresh awareness, and learn to be curious about themselves and others in new ways. With 4word Women, mentoring expresses the beauty and power that women have in each other’s lives to provoke one another to success and godliness.   What has mentoring taught you?What do you mean by helping women “find their voice”?How can Mentors “spur on” or “provoke” and then Encourage their mentees?Why do you like using the “Coach Approach” to mentoring?What Bible passages encourage you in mentoring others?

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Dr. Moore has a PhD from the U of British Columbia in Ecology. In 1971 he joined Greenpeace as founding member and served as director and international director until 1986. He participated in the development of environmental policy, the constitution of Greenpeace International, and strategies for raising mass awareness of environmental issues. In 1986 he left Greenpeace, as we will discuss in the podcast, and has been doing consulting, writing books, and staying busy in what he calls in an earlier book “sensible environmentalism”.
He is the author of a new book, which we will concentrate on today, called: Fake Invisible Catastrophes and Threats of Doom. It is a very important book, in my view, and well written and intellectually entertaining.

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The Oak Ridge Boys' Joe Bonsall debuts Front Porch Singing. He talks about his favorite mentors of the past including Johnny Cash and life in show business.

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Podcast guru, entrepreneur, seer, and business coach provides extraordinary guidance to startups in the podcast space.Liz’s career in audio includes ABC Radio Networks, Wondery and WNYC Studios. In 2016 she created The MADWomen Podcast for a global non-profit. Liz founded Sonic Strategy Consulting in 2020 to help scale companies within the podcast industry. “I love working with start-ups and independent thinkers. My superpower is problem solving through creative strategies and connecting my clients to biz dev, growth, and profitability solutions.”

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Success Made to Last Mentoring Monday with Lori Berry. Lori will talk about the 4 R's:  1. Reflect on emotions 2. Rehabilitate from bad habits 3. Reconnect relationships 4. Repeat what we're grateful for Lori Berry Lori has been married to her sweetheart, Rich, for 30 years. They are proud of their awesome kids: Carter and new wife Carlie, Maggie and husband Dylan, and Bethany, their “Baby Duck” who is a junior in high school.   Lori enjoyed being a part of 4word’s leadership team and co-founded 4word: Southlake, where she is an active member and board advisor. After earning her Master’s in Pastoral Counseling in 2016, Lori pursued her desire to live out her calling in a corporate environment and joined Fidelity Investments. While she never dreamed she would end up as a leader at a financial firm, she treasures the opportunities to influence and encourage many people she wouldn’t otherwise meet.

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Hear the inside view from Brad Casper on the following key topics:  . Give us your backstory. 2. Tell us about your two favorite mentors and lessons learned. 3. What was the key milestone that shaped your career path?  4. Who makes up your most important communities and how do you connect with them?  5. What's in your toolbox for getting your team focused and productive, especially with a dispersed workforce?  6. How do you balance relying on data versus instinct when developing a marketing strategy?  7. Describe the legacy you will leave. 

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Success Made to Last with John Lee Dumas- Enterpreneur on Fire.

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