One of the biggest challenges that entrepreneurs face when entering business is when their past habits, beliefs, or personal philosophies follow them in their businesses. Even though these habits, skill sets, and beliefs can sometimes be great assets to a business, they can often be very limiting. What are your beliefs around money? A business will only grow to the belief level of its leaders. In this episode I’m going to share a framework around designing a millionaire mindset.

As a way of thinking you for checking out The Influencers Journey, I am gifting you with a free membership to a powerful platform. You will have access to a Connection Generator powered by AI. A Webinar/communication platform that incorporates Zoom, Stream yard, and Google Meets all in one. Here’re the link to access BeeKonnected https://backoffice.beekonnected.com/SignUp/free?culture=&Email=&FirstName=&LastName=&search=mraber

If you like this podcast, Then I invite you to join us like on The Superhero Show. Or become part of our amazing community. Follow the link to the Superhero Group Channel

https://backoffice.beekonnected.com/GroupChannel/Index?ID=JD2kOoNg1yz8f9r2GWQdsA==&UserId=37rUN8CSG7I5j0wVB0q5aA==

This an interview between my daughter Sabrina and myself. She shares many of the lessons she learned about how music and entrepreneurship can work together using music to earn a profit and enhance society and ones community. 

Sabrina also shares lessons from a Graduate school project that embrace the fundamental steps around designing any business. A must listen for the aspiring entrepreneurial. 

There’s a new conversation happening out there in the business world and lucky for you, you're listening to a great small business podcasts that is going teach you about what’s required to achieve small business success in the 21st century!

This is such a big topic that there’s even a book series designed to guide the conversation and help small business owners excel with new practical and tactical strategies and techniques!

Here’s the name of the book every small business owners should read:

Brilliant Breakthroughs for the Small Business Owner: (Fresh Perspectives on Profitability, People, Productivity, & Finding Peace in Your Business)

In this episode Mike Raber and Maggie Mongan discuss the importance of leading with a servant’s heart when working with your customers Mike shares a process he used the inspired his clients to refer their friends and clients to him on a continued basis This episode is filled with lots of great nuggets 

If you found the Pod Cast helpful or educational, please hit the subscribe button, & share it with people you know.

There’s a new conversation happening out there in the business world and lucky for you, you're listening to a great small business podcasts that is going teach you about what’s required to achieve small business success in the 21st century!

This is such a big topic that there’s even a book series designed to guide the conversation and help small business owners excel with new practical and tactical strategies and techniques!

Here’s the name of the book every small business owners should read:

Brilliant Breakthroughs for the Small Business Owner: (Fresh Perspectives on Profitability, People, Productivity, & Finding Peace in Your Business)

In this episode Mike Raber and Maggie Mongan discuss some of the challenges around parenting and trying to grow a small business, and ways to creatively do both. If you find the Pod Cast helpful or educational, please hit the subscribe button, & share it with people you know.

If you found the Pod Cast helpful or educational, please hit the subscribe button, & share it with people you know.

When it comes to creating a show or even a course for that matter your first step is to figure out what you want to use for the knowledge base that you build a show or course out from. There are three different ways you can do that. The first one is with your own knowledge where you sit down and you talk to your audience. Whether it's in a show format, or in a course. You share your knowledge with your audience. The second one is where you find experts around the area that you want to teach on, and you interview them. My recommendation is to find experts around the area that you want to teach in that you have some knowledge or experience with, and pick at least three different people to interview. Now you can combine the interview and the knowledge you get from the interview with your own knowledge to build out teaching points or lessons for your course or show. The third one is where you are more of a reporter,  where you find people that are experts in the area you want to teach on and you interview them. 

In this episode we discuss the parallels between the movie Peter Pan and the importance of keeping imagination a big part of raising kids. So often as we grow into adulthood, we lose the imagination and creativity we had as kids. We share some great tricks for raising our kids to be responsible yet still keep their imagination.  And as aways, go to https://dreamcheeranddance.com/
to learn more about the Dream, Cheer, and Dance studio and their mission. 

In this episode I am going to talk about how do you take your show now that it is done, and how do you get people into your show to register for your show. I'm going to talk about how do you keep people into your group. Went to have you show and you have it house either in a podcast or a house on your website or if you're within the beeKonnected family, house and your group channel how do you get people to now they go there and watch your live shows but also to watch the replays. When can you social media, or e-mail to let people know about the upcoming show. But there are also many other ways to market or get your show out there. And in today's episode that is exactly what I will be covering.

When it comes to creating a show or even a course for that matter your first step is to figure out what you want to use for the knowledge base that you build a show or course out from. There are three different ways you can do that. The first one is with your own knowledge where you sit down and you talk to your audience. Whether it's in a show format, or in a course. You share your knowledge with your audience. The second one is where you find experts around the area that you want to teach on, and you interview them. My recommendation is to find experts around the area that you want to teach in that you have some knowledge or experience with, and pick at least three different people to interview. Now you can combine the interview and the knowledge you get from the interview with your own knowledge to build out teaching points or lessons for your course or show. The third one is where you are more of a reporter, and you find people that are experts in the area you want to teach on and you ask them questions much like a reporter would. And you take the answers giving credit to the person you interview of course, and share the questions and answers with your audience. In today's training I'm going to share different ways in which you can do this.