How did a street food enthusiast become one of the most trusted international voices on food?

And how exactly did he grow his channel all the way to 7 million+ subscribers and counting?

Today, we are going to highlight the story of Mark Wiens of Migrationology (a Youtube channel with 7 million avid subscribers). We look forward to potentially having Mark on the show at a future date, but we want to share his incredible story.

We believe that for every inspirational story made visible, the life of another person listening will be even more enriched.

Our mission is to give a slice of light to our listeners by supporting and featuring go-givers and small giants who haven’t always received the recognition that they deserve. 

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Wondering how you can make a real difference in yours and other people's lives?

Today, Monique Farmer shared with us how she went from working at Sydney Children’s Hospital with kids on mental health, to taking people on kayaking trips, summiting mountains, and on large multi-day adventures with her 7,000+ people community-driven business called Women Want Adventure. 

She also dove into how anyone, yes anyone, can get to a point where they are no longer afraid of things they’re most afraid of. Take a listen to her story on jumping off waterfalls and why a group of full-grown adults burst into tears.

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This past year is proof that we can never expect when life seems to throw one impossible thing after another. 

But what if there are hidden ways you can prepare for the unknown, be more resilient, and still do the good work that you’re meant to do?

Today, we’re exploring uncommon ways to be more comfortable with discomfort, using time spent outdoors, with Dr. Will White, who has been immersed in wilderness settings since he grew up in the mountains of New Hampshire.

Dr. White co-founded Summit Achievement and completed his doctorate and a published dissertation on Stories from the Elders: Chronicles and Narratives from the Early Years of Wilderness Therapy.

Dr. White also wrote the book, Stories from the Field: A History of Wilderness Therapy. He currently lives in White Mountains of New Hampshire with his family and shares with us today, how to:

• Always be able to rise beyond discomfort despite the challenges
• Age-old skills you need to survive your biggest challenges
• The daily habits you didn’t know can uplevel the quality of your work and life. 

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Ever felt like everyone has everything going for them? Like they started a little bit earlier than you and now they’ve blown up into this huge success?

What then? Should you just turn around and forget about everything?

Today we’re talking with Rebekah Correll, founder of Transparent Interiors, who believes that a great design should be accessible to everyone no matter the budget.

Find out how she started an online design service business that is affordable and is still able to compete with high-end concepts, as she shares with us:

1)    What exactly you SHOULD do if you realize that everyone is way ahead.

2)    How to gracefully turn things to work toward what you want, even if it seems hard.

3)    Ways to price your services or offerings that make you stand out.

4)    How anyone, even if you’re starting out, can go from starving to high demand.

5)    And much more.

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If you can find opportunities where no one else can, what would you do?

We’re often led to believe that people have to be lucky, born into wealth, or have all the credentials and accolades before they make their big break.

Today, we’re talking with Jenny Yi, on how you DON’T need all those, to have your own success story.

Growing up in military for 30+ and later becoming a lawyer, she’s now a designer for investors and military families. She talks about ways anyone can change their ending and what exactly you can do if you feel like you have to start over. Having been featured on Bigger Pockets, she now shares with us ways to find opportunities where no one else can.

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What if work doesn’t have to eat up your life and life doesn’t have to make you feel guilty about work?

Is it really about balance? Or is the way to become unstoppable more to do with aligning things that are important to you in ways that no one else can?

Today, we’re deconstructing both the mindset and the framework needed to create the type of work and life that doesn’t conflict with one another.

Take a listen and find out:

1)      Two types of mindset needed to set the right boundaries.

2)      Hidden techniques that people like Richard Branson use to protect priorities AND spot remarkable opportunities.

3)      The ONE question most people need to ask in order to get the right amount of work that aligns with their life.

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How can we live so that you don’t have to escape from your work?

Simon Kither showed us how. He went from climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro, being former lecturer, to becoming a music producer and audio engineer in Australia. His new venture Vaast Expeditions takes a community of outdoor enthusiasts to places they’ve never been. Simon is sharing with us how:

• He deals with fear of rejection and judgment, and how you can, too.
• Ways to get comfortable shooting a video in front of a lot of people.
• Hidden lessons he learned when entered one of the most competitive industries.
• Ways to tell a story so that others would listen, even when you’re just starting out.

Plus much, much more!

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Imagine if people always raise their hands to you enthusiastically.

Whether it’s advancing your cause, getting a promotion, getting more business, or even just being seen and heard, there is an art to persuasion.

And sadly, every year, talented and skillful people from all over the world get overlooked and forgotten. Not because they’re not good enough. But because others haven’t been persuaded by their genius.

My mission is to stop this. I believe that you don’t have to be a big name to make a big impact. I believe that anyone can be a small giant.

In this episode you’ll learn:

• Step-by-step deconstruction of how someone persuaded me to climb up an Alpine route when I didn’t have any prior experience, and why it was one of the best things that ever happened to me.
• The art of persuading someone who is unsure of whether to say yes to you or not.
• Step by step framework you can use to advance what you want, even if you don’t know where to start.
• The psychology of standing out, getting the right attention, and persuading anyone.
• Techniques to get to a Yes, while still being yourself.

 All of this and more in this episode. Join others in 60+ countries, Follow, Add, Collect, Save or Download this episode so that you don’t miss a beat. And listen to the episode to start with the unseen art of persuasion.

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If this past year taught us anything, it's to expect the unexpected. What do you think?

And what if the unexpected is an obstacle that is SO hard, that it pushes you to your limits, and nearly forces you to give up?

Today, Nylma Laureano , Puerto Rican turned owner of Interiors BY LS, talks to us about:

• What she learned about losing key members of her family
• How she turned her grief into clear action steps that led her to freedom to run her own business.
• Top ways she found ways to stand out from the crowd, even when no one knew about her work.
• How she stayed productive while working from home.

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Is it possible to be humble and still grow an audience of tens of thousands?

If you’re wondering whether it’s possible to still be yourself, and watch your career or business grow, listen to this episode.

Jared Easley, co-founder of a 30,000+ people Podcast Movement community talks about:

• How he bootstrapped his idea with no real budget or idea of whether it will work
• Specific things he did in the early days that create levers SO massive that even Mark Cuban of TV Shark Tank and Dallas Maverick, wanted to be a part of his community.
• How long exactly it took before he was able to quit his job and pay himself a salary.
• What he did and say to people who don’t believe in him.
• Top ways you, like Jared, can also reach work-life balance, have a personal life, a family, or even kids.
• An uncommon way to become THE go-to person, even if no one knows you just yet.

If you want to check out Jared’s podcast challenge, go here.

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