In my book club, The Dee Greene Book Club, we read one book each month which is broken into weekly sections. I then break the sections into a cheatsheet complied of notes and key points and then host a live zoom call where I go over them and open up for Q&A. 

This episode is audio from this week’s live call for our book-of-the-month ’The ONE Thing’. The sections we covered include:

• Everything Matters Equally
• Multitasking
• A Disciplined Life
• Willpower Is Always On Will-Call
• A Balanced Life
• Big Is Bad

Interested in being a member of the book club? Join us here: facebook.com/groups/DeeGreeneBookClub

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This year, Lake Nona Social and I held our first ever BALANCE:  Health+Wellness Expo in Orlando, FL and were extremely blessed to have Shannon Allen as one of our keynote speakers. Shannon is the owner of Grown, organic fast-food restaurant, as well as the wife of NBA All-Star Ray Allen.

This episode is the audio of Shannon’s keynote speech. She talks about how the food industry is broken, what she’s doing to fix it, and the life of a busy mom and wife of a professional athlete. It was an honor having Shannon and I appreciate her integrity and loving spirit! This could be the episode that changes the way you eat forever. Give her a listen!

Check out Grown here: https://www.grown.org/our-story/

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In my book club, The Dee Greene Book Club, we read one book each month which is broken into weekly sections. I then break the sections into a cheatsheet complied of notes and key points and then host a live zoom call where I go over them and engage with others within the group. This episode is audio from this week’s live call for our book-of-the-month ’The ONE Thing’.

Interested in being a member of the book club? Join us here: facebook.com/groups/DeeGreeneBookClub

Find the free content I’m giving out valuable? Please help make this possible: https://patreon.com/deegreene

This is definitely one of my favorite episodes I’ve done thus far!! Extremely blessed to have to connected with such an intelligent mind. Alex Mehr, Ph.D. is one of the founders, along with Tai Lopez, of MentorBox which is a subscription based service that provides you with notes and interviews from the authors of several top-selling books. Alex is also one of the founders of Zoosk, which is an online dating service that was making over $18M a month at its peak.

In this episode, Alex reveals his go-to strategy that has allowed him to create over $1 BILLION in online sales, why you shouldn’t try to sell to your family or friends, why you should be reading more fiction, keeping it real about the entrepreneurial world, and much more! If you are someone with ears, this is an episode that you should listen be listening to…PERIOD!

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Gregg Pollack is the founder of Code School, located in Orlando, which is an online platform that gives developers access to courses which combine video, coding in the browser, and gamification principles. Code School quickly gained over 30,000 monthly subscribers (each paying $29 per month) and was eventually acquired by PluralSight for $36 Million.

In this episode, Gregg talks about how he used FREE content, curating content, and adding value to build such a large following. If you’re looking to build a subscription based business or wanting to increase your customer base in general, this is a great episode for you!

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Jeff Jackson is the engineer responsible for Brent Faiyaz’s solo debut album ‘Sonder Son’ which landed #16 on Rolling Stone’s 20 Best R&B Albums of 2017 list. You may know Brent from his hook in GoldLink’s break-through hit ‘Crew’. In this episode, Jeff talks about getting into the engineering game, being a runner, going to the Dominican Republic to work on the ‘Sonder Son’ project, and working with other artists such as Kanye, Rihanna, Miguel and more.

This was a super dope episode and I gained a lot of insight into the music industry that I didn’t know before. If you haven’t already, give ‘Sonder Son’ a listen so you can witness Jeff’s magic. 

Also, tweet Jeff and let him know what you think and that you heard him on the podcast: https://twitter.com/jeffjacksonmix

Pom Moongauklang is the founder of successful restaurants Pom Pom’s Teahouse & Sandwicheria and Tako Cheena, both located in Orlando, FL. In this episode she talks about growing up without her real father, being in kindergarten at age 10, working with Robert De Niro, S&M bars (I didn’t know what this was lol), and more. 

This was a super fun episode and the Thanksgiving sandwich was great! Check out her story and if you’re ever in the Orlando area give her food a try!

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Holiday seasons can be the best times of the year but they can also be hard financially. Not having money isn't very fun and can be extremely stressful.

However, it's very very very important to remember that if you are feeling broke, most people that you look up were once in the same situation. The reason why they are where they are is because they stuck it through. I did this message to motivate you to do the same! Hope it helps.

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From humble beginnings as a New York City hot dog cart to a world-renowned international restaurant chain, The Halal Guys story is defining a new, thriving segment for the restaurant industry: American Halal Food!

In this episode, I spoke with Prissilla Kam and Collin Burdsall (GM’s of The Halal Guys in Orlando) about the company’s history, keeping track of your profit margins, and why you should learn about an industry before you decide to jump into it.

If you’ve never been to a Halal Guys before, I highly recommend it. The taste was amazing, the portions are huge and you probably won’t spend more than $10!

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Bonjoro is a tool that allows you to easily record a personal video, add a message, and send it right to your customer’s email inbox. You are also able to drive engagement by creating a custom call to action and brand experience. In this episode, the founder, Matt Barett aka Papa Bear, talks about what inspired him to create the company, how they tripled their response rates, and why customer experience is so important.

Watch the interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnDLa9kioFk&t=20s

I love the idea of Bonjoro and what it is able to do for businesses all over the world. If you aren’t already using their services, you should definitely check them out. That is…unless you don’t care about your customers having an extraordinary experience.

Find out more about Bonjoro: http://bit.ly/2kMvN85

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