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My guest this week weathered intense setbacks early in his career. But Joshua Long actually looks back almost fondly on those times because he knows it shaped who he is today and allows him to see solutions when his clients can’t.
Joshua is a consultant specializing in helping B2B companies overcome revenue plateaus, reduce risk, and experience rapid growth. To achieve those types of breakthroughs he looks at company culture, the mindset of owners and managers, and marketing strategy - specifically how you are positioned differently than your competitors.
Joshua has found that some business owners are actually sabotaging growth… without even knowing it.
Tune in and discover…
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TimeLine00:11 Today Steve speaks with Josh Long, an entrepreneur, marketing consultant and creator of the “Bottleneck Break Through Method”
01:15 Josh tells us how he started off in business, working with the likes of Chet Holmes and Tony Robbins, looking for “quick wins”
04:05 Bankrupt at 29, Josh tells us how he dealt with all the bumps and bruises (literally)
05:45 Steve and Josh both agree that amazingly, the economic crisis was good for them in the end.
10:25 Steve and Josh talk about the importance of reprogramming and refining your brain.
11:52Both Steve and Josh talk about how the role of the entrepreneur has shifted from the artisan community to just about anybody.
14:09Josh explains the reasons why you should disconnect yourself from your thoughts.
17:51 “what are you worried about? They aren’t going to eat you”
20:01 Josh tells us about writing his book and the hacks he’s created to help people in business.
26:36Josh explains the “Frustration Fix Framework”
32:05Josh tells us how to get his book and how to get in contact with him.
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“Build it and they will come.” -said no successful business owner ever
If you’ve turned on the Internet lately, you’ve heard the whole “build an audience” deal. While that’s great advice, there are usually two critical things missing…
After all, not everyone’s going to sell an online course and make millions in their underwear.
What I love about Dorie Clark’s new book—Entrepreneurial You—is that Dorie answers both of those questions. But it’s the way she answers them that’s useful…
She did RESEARCH!
It’s not just her story (although you’ll hear it and it’s a good one), and it’s not just her opinion.
She researched top performing businesses that have followed the audience model. Not all approaches are the same and not all approaches fit every business,.
In Entrepreneurial You, Dorie gives you enough different perspectives and successful methods for building an audience and turning it into paying clients that you’ll find a path that fits your situation.
Get the book…
And get Dorie’s free Entrepreneurial You workbook that will help you get going (or improve) your audience building…
TimeLine00:11 This week we get to meet up again with Dorie Clark
01:35 Dorie talks about writing her first 3 books, “Re-Inviting You’, “ Stand Out” & “Entrepreneurial you”.
03:54 Dorie tells us that it was in part response in “seekers” as a reason for writing her books.
07:09 Dorie talks about a specific business technique in how you test your product/service our small scale before taking it to market.
10:38 Dorie talks about the basic steps in building a business, starting with trust building.
15:44 Dorie explains the difference between 1000’s of social media likes and just 100 quality likes.
17:29Steve expands on Dorie’s point using a real time example of when he tried to get is AC fixed.
21:02 Steve and Dorie muse on the year of ‘94, the year before they got internet.
24:34 Dorie talks about monetization and selling.
27:28Steve talks about the early stigma being a “seller” had.
31:31 Dorie tells us how to get access to her free eWorkBook.
Mentioned in the showAttitude and confidence - sometimes against all odds - have been the keys to the success of my guest this week. Steve Sims worked his way up from very humble beginnings to become an expert marketer in the luxury space and the founder of Blue Fish, a high-end personal concierge firm.
Steve says there’s no such thing as failure - just lessons about what not to do next time and inspiration to move forward. Words any entrepreneur should live by.
He’s also come up with a way to make just about anything happen - even a wedding at the Vatican - by kicking difficult projects off their “pedestal” so he can see the steps necessary to make it work.
Listen to the conversation to find out…
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Timeline00:11 Steve introduces Steve Sims, the founder of Blue Fish, a top concierge service provider. He’s a man who knows how to get things!
01:51 Steve Sims starts by telling us about his rise from a bricklayer in England, to Hong Kong to being an A-list fixer.
06:36 Steve Sims explains how he became Unstoppable partly down to his father's view that there is no such thing as failure, it’s just feedback on what not to do.
08:50 Steve Gordon talks about how being an entrepreneur is like always living on the edge.
10:24 Steve Sims explains his thought process on how to pull off a wedding in the Vatican- he simply starts with a phone call.
18:50Steve Sims tells us about what he’s most excited about, including his other company and upcoming book.
22:19 Steve Sims tells us how to improve the people in your network. Get rid of them!
25:12 Steve Sims explains why and how best to rid bad people from your network.
26:48 Steve Gordon talks about having to “prune” his own clients and even friends.
29:08 Both Steve's explain how telling clients that you have released other clients improves their relationship with you.
31:31 Steve Sims tells us how best to get in contact with him.
Mentioned in the showWhat would you do if faced with an unfulfilling job, a tragedy at home, or a negative self-image that had been holding you back from true success your whole life? Bryan Falchuk tackled all three head on and in the process transformed his career and life - and worked off nearly 100 pounds at the same time.
This coach, best-selling author, and founder of Newbodi.es did it by going to the underlying causes behind his issues.
And the techniques he used provide valuable lessons for overcoming your struggles at work and at home and achieving the personal and professional goals that matter to you - especially if they seem out of reach.
In this breakthrough interview, you’ll discover...
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Timeline00:11 Steve introduces Bryan Falchuk, a coach who has transformed not only other people's lives but so many aspects of his life from his health to his wealth.
01:56 Bryan talks about his transitions in life with the first triggered by his wife's illness.
08:21 Steve expands on Bryan’s point that life should be viewed as a journey and not stop at 18!
09:12 Bryan talks about being a “fixer” and how in a way we are all “fixers”.
11:41 Bryan explains how his weight loss was always about framing himself in a different light rather than the usual health or vanity reasons.
16:17 Bryan tells us that through his coaching he preaches people to practice self-love- that there is nothing wrong with you.
22:35 Bryan tells us about his book, “Do a Day”.
29:35 Steve expands on Bryan’s point on how we label ourselves in life and how it doesn’t really work.
32:12 Bryan tells us how to get in contact with him and provides an exclusive discount link
For his book.
Mentioned in the showWhen you’re in start-up mode with a new business, especially one your boot-strapping yourself or with a few partners, it’s tempting to go all out: long hours, no time off, just work.
But, shares Demio Co-Founder David Abrams, that’s actually a recipe for disaster. By slowing down, you can focus on your business and find the clarity to solve problems… and fine-tune your long-term strategy for growth and profitability.
Slowing down and simplifying their product and process is how David and his partner created their game-changing webinar platform. Demio makes setting up and running webinars easy… where it was once hard. That’s a lesson for any product or service you offer and for any start-up.
Check out the episode now to discover…
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Timeline00:12 Steve introduces David Abrams, the co-founder of web-based platform service Demio.
01:25 David tells us his background and how he ended with Demio and the major struggles he had on the way.
08:50 David talks about having to hit the reset button on his business and start over again from the beginning.
10:48 David tell us how he wanted Demio to be a model of simplicity.
14:59 David talks about using customer validation and why the platform doesn’t have every feature available and why webinars are not dead.
19:00 Steve makes the case for webinars.
22.22 David talks about resolving and removing the pain customers have with a product in order to improve it.
26:13 David tells us how best to get in contact with him.
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Something’s been really bothering me lately and until just a few weeks ago I couldn’t put my finger on it…
I work with a wide range of business owners. Some with businesses in the multi-tens of millions of dollars in revenue.
Others just starting and over the $100,000 mark.
Some grow really fast, almost effortlessly.
Others take what can be a painfully slow road.
And that bugs me.
I’ve been trying to figure out what makes the difference.
A famous old Wall Street Journal ad claimed that the difference was a subscription to the Journal, but I’m skeptical…
So I dug deeper.
And I did find it.
The difference?
Confidence.
The successful ones have it in spades. And they manufacture more and more of it every day, allowing them to grow faster and faster.
The unsuccessful…they have some. But they’re often riddled with doubt. And they look outside to build their confidence (and are often disappointed).
Confidence is the “killer app” for entrepreneurs…
Fascinating.
And what’s most interesting…the really simple way the highly successful manufacture their own confidence.
It's all inside today's episode of The Unstoppable CEO Podcast. Listen now...
As a professional service provider – graphic designer, consultant, accountant, doctor, etc. – if you’re not one-on-one with a client or client project…you’re not making money, right?
It doesn’t have to be that way, says my guest this week, Dr. Jeremy Weisz. He wants to help you stop trading time for dollars and multiply your revenues as a result.
His method for doing could be a big mindset shift for you. But Jeremy specializes in helping folks save time, money, and energy, as they work less but make more money. So it’s worth hearing him out.
Listen to the episode to discover…
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Timeline00:12 This week Steve interviews Jeremy Weisz, the co-founder of www.rise25.com and The Inspirer Inside podcast.
01:40 Jeremy begins by telling us it was due to his father’s neck pain that he became a chiropractor.
12:09 Jeremy talks about the importance of just getting started working rather than procrastinate to try and make it perfect.
14:10 Jeremy tells us how he manages to balance life working for multiple companies and having a young family. Segmenting his day and no sleep!
18:12 Jeremy uses Enounce to get this information faster.
22:18 Steve explains that he doesn’t believe that you can’t achieve 100% balance in one's life.
25:37 Jeremy states his business practices including 1-2-1, Email Links and automated Responders and the client who gained $200,000 worth of business in a week.
32:30 Steve explains that you don’t need 1,000 clients to make a lot of money.
35:37 Jeremy talks about reframing negativity and “The big bag of money problem”.
38:26 Jeremy believes that you can’t overeducate people and explains about pricing services.
42:33 Jeremy gives us tips on client relationships in order to gain the information you need.
44:25 Jeremy tells us what he’s reading.
47:19 Steve tells us what he’s reading.
50:09 Jeremy tells us how to get into contact with him.
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