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Join host Kenny Baden on The Kitchen Table podcast as he interviews marketing guru Joseph Hughes, who provides his expert insights from the roofing world. Joseph stresses on the importance of creating "Follow Through Friday" style posts for social media platforms to genuinely engage with your audience. This podcast episode covers Joseph's journey from his family business of maritime construction to founding Contractor Dynamics, a marketing company that can help elevate your social media presence. Learn how this company can teach you marketing skills that you can use for your businesses, generating leads, building a strong brand, and training you to become your own marketing manager. The duo also touches on the importance of personal branding and provides you with tips on how to make your business thrive on social media and engage with your potential clients. Take away valuable knowledge on the roofing industry in Texas and their secrets to standing out in the competitive market. This episode is filled with insightful tips, inspiring moments, and valuable lessons, so don't miss episode 19 of The Kitchen Table!

Timestamps

[00:00:03] Marketing with Behind-the-Scenes Content

[00:03:11] Guest's Path to Success

[00:06:19] Leaving the Family Business: A Personal Account

[00:09:13] From construction to marketing: Entrepreneurial journey

[00:12:26] Roofing Industry Marketing in Dallas Fort Worth Area

[00:15:37] Teaching clients marketing to subcontract with understanding

[00:18:49] Contractor Marketing Made Easy

[00:21:48] Marketing strategies for roofing companies

[00:24:55] Marketing Training and Speaking Experience

[00:27:55] Entrepreneurial Speaking Strategies

[00:31:11] Contractor Dynamics' Marketing Seminars for Contractors

[00:34:20] Focusing on Video Marketing in the Roofing Industry

[00:37:33] Personal Branding Impact on Business Success

[00:40:44] Using Social Media for Business Marketing

[00:43:58] Importance of Delegating and Finding the Right "Who

[00:47:03] Content Creation and Marketing for Construction Businesses

Best Quotes

[00:07:34] I just had that entrepreneurial bone in my body as a lot of people would resonate with. And I just it's like, hey. I just wanna do something on my own

[00:10:12] I started local Facebook group this back in 2013 when Facebook was still kinda, like, you know, younger

[00:11:34] And he was like, dude, you gotta come down to Dallas. I'll introduce you to a bunch of my roofing buddies. Like, it's a gigantic industry

[00:12:14] Still scratching the surface because the industry is so big as you know I heard there were 75100 approximately roofing tractors in the Dallas Fort Worth area alone

All Quotes

[00:08:25] They just want what's best for you. They want you to be happy, and that's certainly the case with my parents. They're awesome

[00:09:04] But something like that has so much more to it, the family dynamic. But you're right now, you have kids, and you're like, Dude, I just want my kids to be happy

[00:02:09] I'm grinding just like you guys are

[00:08:34] month buildup of stressing and sleepless nights with that. Right? Yeah. And then, like, standing there in a kitchen, you know, in their kitchen, like, you know, sweating and probably, like, I didn't even know what I said

[00:12:07] we made the decision just to go all in on roofing. And so, yeah, 5 years 5 years later, here we are. Still scratching the surface because the industry is so big as you know

[00:03:10] I'm gonna have another baby. I'm gonna be out for another couple months. Yeah. Sorry about that

[00:01:40] I feel like just to make it more real, I like to get people behind the scenes, like, you know, what is going on

[00:07:46] And so, yeah, I left, I left the biz, and it was hard. Hard conversation to lead the family business. like the mafia. You know, you don't you once you're in, you don't get out

[00:07:00] And I was about 30 at the time back in 2: 1000, like, 12, 13, and I was like, you know what? I could do this for the rest of my life. you know, for the next 35 years and retire and, you know, have a steady job, paycheck, company car, benefits, the whole deal

[00:05:17] My first job was painting. I know, man. They do the fist pumps, dude. We gotta get our fist pumps ready for the summer

[00:00:42] We've got Mister Joseph Hughes, 1st and foremost, in the house

[00:12:26] I heard there were 75100 approximately roofing tractors in the Dallas Fort Worth area alone

[00:07:26] However, I was like, hey. You know, you got one life to live, you know, one trip around one trip to, you know, on this planet. And I just had that entrepreneurial bone in my body as a lot of people would resonate with. And I just it's like, hey. I just wanna do something on my own

[00:11:34] And he was like, dude, you gotta come down to Dallas. I'll introduce you to a bunch of my roofing buddies. Like, it's a gigantic industry. I was like, really? And I flew down there and, you know, introduced me to a lot of people and ended up doing a lot of work with a lot of other roofing companies as, like, holy crap. Like, this industry is is ridiculously large and very entrepreneurial

[00:10:12] I started a local Facebook group back in 2013 when Facebook was still kinda, like, you know, younger. And I and I there's a local Facebook group of contractors here at the Jersey Shore, and I hosted these, like, meetups at at coffee shop

[00:04:28] every day is a challenge, but that's what we signed up for

[00:02:51] Right now, I'm playing both

[00:03:00] I'd be careful to not, like, just shove everything onto her plate right away. You know? I'll have some grace with her. You know? You don't wanna chase her off and send her back back home?

[00:13:53] So we're a marketing training company, which means that we don't actually do the work for you. We're lazy. Now we teach you how to do it. Right?

[00:05:57] Central Jersey, like, we're kind of perfect. So I mean, I meant to say neutral. Yeah. Modestly putting them. We're we're sort of perfect

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Article 1: The Importance of Vulnerability in Content Creation

The Kitchen Table podcast never fails to serve up a fresh perspective on business, and the latest episode with guest Joseph Hughes is no exception. The two marketers got together to discuss the importance of vulnerability in content creation. According to Hughes, the key to making real connections with your audience is to be authentic and share both the highs and lows of your day-to-day life.

Here are three tips for creating vulnerability in your content:

1. Share your struggles and how you overcome them.

2. Show the personal side of your business by showcasing what goes on behind the scenes.

3. Be honest with your audience about what's going on in your life.

To hear more about how Hughes puts these tips into action and how being vulnerable can make for better content, listen to the episode now!

Quote: "I feel like just to make it more real, I like to get people behind the scenes, like, you know, what is going on. You know, not just the things that might be impressive, but the things that, you know, might be struggling with and, you know, being a little bit vulnerable and things like that. So I really wanna make a connection, and I feel that's a good way to do it." - Joseph Hughes.

Article 2: Overcoming the Challenges of Running Multiple Roles in a Business

In the latest episode of The Kitchen Table podcast, host Kenny Baden and guest Joseph Hughes discuss the challenges of running multiple roles in a business. As a visionary and integrator, Hughes knows all too well the struggle of trying to juggle multiple responsibilities at once. Baden praises Hughes' determination, saying, "You're grinding just like the rest of us."

Here are three tips for overcoming the challenges of running multiple roles in your business:

1. Prioritize your tasks and make a to-do list.

2. Learn to delegate tasks to other team members.

3. Don't be afraid to ask for help or advice when needed.

To hear more about how Hughes manages to balance multiple roles and what advice he has for others trying to do the same, be sure to listen to the podcast episode now!

Quote: "Right now, I'm playing both [the visionary and the integrator]. You know, it's driving a lot of--" - Joseph Hughes.

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Join host Kenny Baden as he invites his good friend My Taylor, his exclusive tailor, and Tam, who is jokingly compared to James Bond, on The Kitchen Table podcast. In this episode, their discussion revolves around different accents and dialects in England and the importance of dressing up well, particularly in wearing suits. They are later joined by entrepreneur Tim Knight, the owner of HLK Custom Clothing, who shares his experience in the fashion industry and gives expert advice on dressing professionally on a budget. Listen in as they talk about how dressing well can have a positive impact on one's self-presentation and how it can help people feel confident. The team offers fashion tips, personal preferences, and advice on how to get into the custom clothing business. Don't miss out on the exciting things coming up in their business and stay tuned for seasonal fashion updates with Tim's help. The Kitchen Table podcast is all about business, and there's always a seat at the table for you. Subscribe now and leave a review!

Timestamps

[00:00:03] The Power of English Accents

[00:03:07] Advantage of English accent in American dating

[00:06:11] Entrepreneur's Journey in Fashion Industry

[00:09:15] Expertise and Career Transition in Fashion Industry

[00:12:16] The Importance of Summer Fashion

[00:15:34] Suit Versatility and Custom Clothing Shopping Habits

[00:18:42] Dressing Professionally on a Budget

[00:21:41] Men's Summer Fashion and Professional Dressing Tips

[00:24:45] Brand Clothing Pricing and Sourcing

[00:28:09] The Power of Branding in Products

[00:31:18] Scaling a business through salespeople and referrals

[00:34:29] Standing out in a saturated market

[00:37:35] The importance of being a people person in business

[00:40:03] Custom clothing and communication habits

[00:42:47] Suits and Professional Attire

[00:45:48] How fashion can boost careers

Best Quotes

[00:00:27] I always say that whenever I introduce him I've been compared to worst

[00:02:34] I would take my friends over and we would go to know, the towns and the villages kinda where I grew up, they had heard an American accent primarily just on the TV

[00:11:12] I'm into that too. I'm a big I'm I'm very much into sort of how you present yourself

[00:13:24] I've learned a lot about the power of how you present yourself and the amount of effort you put into yourself

All Quotes

[Unknown] It's named after my son, Henry Leonard 9. Yep. Very cool

[00:00:24] He's exclusively mine, by the way. It doesn't work for anybody else. I always say that whenever I introduce him

[00:13:24] I've learned a lot about the power of how you present yourself and the amount of effort you put into yourself and what you present

[00:01:57] I think because I have an accent, people just assume that I'm from, like, this this this wonderful play in England with a great with a great education

[00:05:59] Tim has gotten me not only great suits, but he's just got a really good eye for fashion

[00:02:32] So when I would take my friends over and we would go to know the towns and the villages kinda where I grew up, they had heard an American accent primarily just on the TV. So, for someone to walk in, with an American accent in, like, a little pub in the country, you know, picture like

[00:00:51] I've been compared to the worst. definitely

[00:10:12] I really wanted to be in a clothing business. as opposed to sales and then clothing

[00:11:27] And it's a fact, man, that you're gonna take somebody a little bit more serious even if they're not to be taken more serious just because they're literally wearing a suit versus not

[00:09:05] He's renowned for it. Like, he's a big Ravens fan. So he likes to go to the Ravens facility with me. And when he sits down and meets someone he knows up there, he's like, okay. This is my company. This blazes on me, and he will literally buy you a blazer. Wow

[00:08:13] I kinda just fell in love with him then from then on

[00:05:12] But honestly, man, and it's h l k custom clothing. Right? Yep. And if you can see, he's got the and I thought that was really slick, by the way. He's got the bar with the QR code. What does this go to? Your website? I imagine so. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah

[00:11:47] I would love to go to Capital Grill or Ruth Chris and walk in there. And you know what? I was treated as good if not better than some of the other people in there just because of the suit I had on

[00:03:32] Apparently, the reciprocity is real. Just go over there. It does. Yeah. And our trashy American accent will get you get you possibly above your league in the country

[00:06:23] The kitchen table is kind of a metaphor for a place that we do business

[00:03:13] One friend and, unfortunately, he Alright. One film I did take over to England once, one evening, dated way above his number because of his accent.

[00:06:59] How'd you get into all of this? I mean, take us kind of through that history.

[00:12:39] Some people get lost in the sauce with that, man. And I have invested a lot of time. And after a while, I'll just go to a certain website. Or, dude, I'll take pictures and send them to Tim all the time. And I'm like, hey, man. I like this. Can we do something like that?

[00:11:12] I'm into that too. I'm a big I'm very much into sort of how you present yourself. And so, I think suits and things like that. They have there's certain.

[00:02:59] Is it considered sexy? You know what I mean? Like, would women or men, hey, whatever your proclivities are, but would that be where it is trashy? I feel like it'd be a little trashy. I am one of I one You know what I mean?

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Article 1: "The Global Impact of Accents on Business"

On this episode of The Kitchen Table, host Ken Baden sits down with his guest Tam Knight to discuss the global impact of accents on business. Tam shares his experience of being compared to James Bond, and how people often assume he is from a privileged background because of his accent. However, as he says, "when I spell stuff wrong, I don't know. That's how we spell it in English. It's not how we spell it in English, and I just can't spell properly."

In today's globalized world, accents play a significant role in business, and it's essential to understand how they can impact our communication. Here are three tips to keep in mind:

1. Mind your accent - Be aware of how you are pronouncing words and how that might be perceived by others. Take care that you are understood and strive for clarity when speaking.

2. Understand cultural differences - Different countries have different accents and cultural norms around communication. Take the time to understand these differences and tailor your communication style appropriately.

3. Embrace diversity - The world is a diverse place, and accents are just one part of our cultural identity. Embrace diversity, and be open to learning about how our differences can make us stronger.

So, if you want to learn more about how accents impact business communication, then listen to this episode of The Kitchen Table podcast. As Ken says, "pull up a chair and join us at the table." Don't miss it!

Article 2: "The Value of Personal Branding in Business"

On this episode of The Kitchen Table, host Ken Baden and his guest Tam Knight discuss the value of personal branding in business. As Tam notes, "people buy a little bit of you before they buy what you're selling."

Creating a personal brand is an essential part of building a successful career, and here are three tips to help you do it:

1. Define your brand - Start by defining your unique strengths, skills, and values that set you apart from the competition. Use this as a foundation for building your brand.

2. Consistency is key - Your personal brand should be consistent across all of your professional interactions, from your social media profiles to your networking events. Ensure that your brand builds a clear and consistent picture of who you are and what you stand for.

3. Be authentic - Your personal brand should be a reflection of your authentic self. Don't be afraid to showcase your personality and unique style, as this can help you stand out from the crowd.

So, if you want to learn more about building a personal brand for professional success, then check out this episode of The Kitchen Table podcast. As Ken says, "pull up a chair and join us at the table." Don't miss it!

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Join host Kenny Baden as he interviews business consultant and owner Mat Smith, a mastermind group partner from Australia. Ken and Mat discuss their similarities between their success in business and their addictive personalities. Mat shares how he replaced his unhealthy addiction with an obsession for advertising and creating profitable ads for roofers and home improvement. The conversation includes tips for those breaking into marketing, the importance of generating leads through social media, and the science behind the physiologic effects of non-addictive painkillers. Don't miss Mat's personal journey of overcoming addiction and building a successful business in marketing and branding. Follow Mat on Facebook and check out his podcast, I Drink from Scales. Subscribe to the Kitchen Table for more insightful conversations.

Timestamps

[00:00:03] Expertise of Australian Facebook Consultant

[00:03:24] From Addiction to Successful Entrepreneur

[00:06:50] Professional Rugby Player's Take on Addiction and Substance Use

[00:10:21] Addictive Personality and Success in Business

[00:13:39] Maximizing Ad Performance: Formula for Success

[00:16:57] Lead Generation Strategies for Retail Businesses

[00:20:16] Lead generation for new companies with smaller budgets

[00:23:45] Balancing Personal and Business Content on Social Media

[00:26:54] Content Creation and Engagement Strategies

[00:30:24] Introduction of Guest: Matt Smith

Best Quotes

[00:05:56] The ads went viral. They made a couple of million bucks in the first 6 weeks. And it was at that point, roofers all across America started hitting me up like crazy, and that's when I made the decision to build a business

[00:08:34] They convinced the FDA. Americans, you know, federal food and drug administration groups label this non addictive. Oh, wow. Non Addictive there's some science to the physiologic effects of that drug. And the statistics thereafter have been taking it like the increase in abuse of other substances it really doesn't matter anymore because it either it just is what it is

[00:13:25] I started running ads for the commercial cleaning, building and renovation business here. And I was naturally good at it, and I was good at it very quickly

[00:15:35] You need a ball tearing offer, an irresistible offer that's too good to refuse

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Article 1: "Mastering Facebook Ads for Your Business with Mat Smith"

Mat Smith, the Facebook Ads guru from Australia, joins host Kenny Baden on The Kitchen Table podcast to discuss the power of Facebook marketing for businesses. As a consultant and the founder of Mat Smith Consulting, Matt boasts years of experience and success in helping businesses elevate their online presence and elevate their customer reach.

Here are three key takeaways from the episode to help improve your own business' Facebook marketing strategy:

1. "There's never been a better time to be on Facebook advertising," according to Mat. With Facebook's advanced targeting capabilities and algorithm, businesses can now reach a highly specific audience that is more likely to engage with their content.

2. Consistent testing and optimization are key components to successful Facebook ad campaigns. Mat emphasizes the importance of trying different ad formats, visuals, and targeting strategies to find what works best for your business.

3. Building an authentic connection with your audience is crucial to achieving long-term success on Facebook. Mat suggests creating engaging and informative content that resonates with your audience, rather than simply trying to sell a product or service.

Don't miss out on the chance to learn from a Facebook ads pro. Tune into The Kitchen Table podcast episode featuring Mat Smith, and take the first step towards optimizing your business' Facebook presence.

Article 2: "Uncovering the Secrets of Successful Business Partnerships on The Kitchen Table"

On a recent episode of The Kitchen Table podcast, host Kenny Baden invited his friend and business colleague, Mat Smith, to discuss the importance of strong partnerships in business. Mat, the founder of Mat Smith Consulting, has worked alongside Kenny in the remodeling industry and now provides consulting services to his company.

Here are three valuable insights from the podcast episode that can help improve your own business partnerships:

1. According to Mat, strong partnerships must be built on a foundation of mutual trust and shared values. This means taking the time to get to know your potential partner, their vision for the business, and how you can work together to achieve your goals.

2. Communication is key to maintaining a successful partnership. Kenny and Mat emphasize the importance of establishing clear roles and responsibilities, sharing honest feedback, and holding each other accountable for achieving shared objectives.

3. A strong partnership can also provide valuable opportunities for professional growth and learning. Mat notes that partnering with someone who brings different skills and perspectives to the business can help broaden your own horizons and enhance your expertise.

Don't miss the chance to learn from the experiences of Kenny and Mat and discover the secrets of establishing a successful business partnership. Tune into The Kitchen Table podcast today!

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Join Kenny Baden, host of The Kitchen Table, as he introduces his special guest, Willie Brown, a powerhouse and gym godfather, in this exciting podcast episode. Discover the secrets of success mindset and discipline as Willie shares how he got started in fitness and transitioned into powerlifting. The hosts also discuss their business, Body Emotion Fitness, and their annual Body and Motion Transformation contest. They offer insights on bodybuilding, mental toughness, and the power of giving back. Be inspired by the amazing stories of a 70-year-old woman who won a transformation and started her own company, and a 65-year-old man who is an IFPB Pro. Learn about the importance of weight training and bodyweight exercises in maintaining muscle and preventing injuries. Don't miss this amazing podcast episode that will leave you feeling motivated and inspired! Subscribe and leave a review to stay updated on future episodes.

Timestamps

[00:00:03] Meet Will: From Football to Weightlifting

[00:03:09] Military Fitness and Weightlifting Journey

[00:06:10] The Origins of Body Emotion Fitness

[00:09:01] From Natural Division to MPC: Bodybuilding Competition Journey

[00:12:05] The Mental Toughness of Bodybuilding

[00:15:06] Importance of Lifestyle Changes for Good Health

[00:17:57] From Playing to Judging: Bodybuilding and Sports

[00:20:54] Creating a Fair Body Transformation Contest

[00:23:55] Virtual Fitness Competition and Challenges

[00:26:50] The importance of exercise and mental health

[00:29:36] Personal Growth Through Giving and Sobriety

[00:32:16] The Power of a Supportive Community

[00:34:57] Training with Persistence and Moderation

[00:37:46] Fitness and mentorship for achieving goals

[00:40:37] Importance of Mental Health in Men's Fitness

[00:43:15] Benefits of Client Support in Gym Business

[00:45:53] Business and Fitness: Parallels and Giving Back

[00:48:54] The Importance of Fair Judging

[00:51:41] Building Brotherhood Beyond the Gym

[00:54:16] Overcoming age limits in fitness and entrepreneurship

[00:57:06] Importance of Resistance Training for Aging

Best Quotes

[00:00:20] I am really, really excited for this episode today, man, because I've got with me this powerhouse man. He's kinda like the gym godfather

[00:08:52] Either you're gonna be in or out. Right. Either gonna like it or you're gonna hate it like I'll never doing this again

[00:11:39] The journey to the stage is really where the worth is because once you get... it's gonna be just you. You versus you

[00:12:51] It's a mental game. It's more mental toughness than physical. It's a life game and it's not just a show. It's one of those small battles

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Article #1 - "The Power of Discipline in Achieving Success"

On this episode of The Kitchen Table Podcast, host Kenny Baden is joined by fitness guru and successful entrepreneur Willie Brown. Willie is known for his dedication to fitness and holds a reputation as the "gym godfather." Together, Kenny and Willie discuss the importance of discipline in achieving success.

As Willie explains, discipline is the foundation of his successful lifestyle. His early days playing football introduced him to a strict training regime; however, he maintains that the disciplined mindset is transferable in any profession. Whether it be in business or personal life, discipline is a vital aspect of success.

Here are three tips to help you apply the power of discipline to your life:

1. Create a daily routine - plan out your day, including designated times for work, exercise, and relaxation.

2. Set meaningful goals - set achievable goals that align with your aspirations, and take small, consistent steps towards achieving them.

3. Embrace challenges - challenges provide opportunities for growth and development. Learn to push through discomfort to emerge victorious.

Tune in to this informative episode of The Kitchen Table Podcast to gain more insights and inspiration from Willie Brown and his success mindset.

Quote: "Discipline, for me, is the foundation of everything I do. It has helped me achieve success in business and in my personal life." - Willie Brown.

Article #2 - "How Football Paved the Way for Entrepreneurial Success"

The Kitchen Table Podcast, hosted by Kenny Baden, welcomes guest Willie Brown, known for his achievements in fitness and entrepreneurship. In this episode, they discuss Willie's love for football and how it laid the groundwork for his business success.

Willie began playing football at the age of eight and quickly fell in love with the sport. The discipline and structure required to excel in football carried over into his personal and professional life. In particular, football taught him the value of teamwork, grit, and determination.

Here are three tips to help you apply the lessons of football into your own life:

1. Embrace challenges - football is a physically demanding sport that requires athletes to push past their limits. Learn to embrace challenges and find opportunities to grow through adversity.

2. Practice time management - football teaches athletes the importance of time management. Apply this in your personal life to stay organized, productive, and mindful of your goals.

3. Foster a team mindset - football is a team sport, and success is rarely achieved alone. Build a support network of like-minded people who share your vision and can support you on your journey to success.

Tune in to this inspiring episode of The Kitchen Table Podcast to learn more about Willie Brown's journey to success and the valuable lessons football taught him.

Quote: "Football taught me the importance of working hard, pushing past my limits, and having a team mindset. These lessons have carried over into my entrepreneurial journey and have been essential to my success." - Willie Brown.

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Welcome to The Kitchen Table podcast! Today's episode features host Kenny Baden and his guest, successful businessman Josh Taylor. The two bonded over their mutual interest in sales and the DISC method, and now delve into Josh's journey to becoming a successful entrepreneur despite coming from a difficult background and struggling with addiction. They discuss the importance of personal development, building strong systems and processes, and the value of a good leadership team. With their passion for growth and success, Kenny and Josh share their plans to achieve even more success and inspire listeners to invest in themselves and surround themselves with positive influences. Join them at The Kitchen Table for all things business - there's always a seat for you! Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review to help others discover this exciting podcast!

Timestamps

[00:00:03] Personal and Professional Development with Successful Businessman

[00:03:13] Josh's inspiring comeback story from addiction

[00:06:02] From addiction to business success

[00:09:10] Consulting: New platform and managing capacity

[00:12:10] Maximizing Business Growth through Performance Metrics

[00:15:10] Balancing Family, Businesses, and A New House

[00:18:02] Effective Sales Leadership

[00:21:00] Teaching successful business strategies

[00:24:10] Maximizing Company Valuation Through EBITDA

[00:27:22] Maximizing Profit through Company Buying and Selling

[00:30:19] Importance of leadership team when buying a company

[00:33:08] Importance of Growth and Development in Business

[00:35:57] The Battle for Balance in Life

[00:38:51] Benefits of Hiring a Business Coach

[00:41:41] Investing in Self-Growth and Finding Great Mentors

[00:44:40] Personal Development in Private Equity

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Article 1: “The Importance of Building Relationships in Business”

In the latest episode of The Kitchen Table, host Kenny Baden sits down with his good friend and successful businessman, Josh Taylor, to discuss the importance of building relationships in business.

According to Josh, “Building relationships is the key to success in business. Without it, you may not get as far as you would like.” In today’s world, where technology and automation often replace human interaction, the value of building genuine connections with others has become even more vital.

Here are three tips for building meaningful business relationships:

1. Be authentic. People can see through insincerity. Be yourself and let your personality shine through.

2. Show interest in others. Take the time to get to know people, ask questions, and listen actively.

3. Follow up. Once you’ve established a connection, don’t let it fade away. Stay in touch, show your appreciation, and continue to nurture the relationship.

If you’re looking to improve your networking skills and grow your business, this episode of The Kitchen Table is a must-listen. With Kenny and Josh’s insightful advice, you’ll learn how to build relationships that last and set yourself up for success.

Article 2: “The Power of Personal Development in Business”

In the latest episode of The Kitchen Table, Kenny Baden and Josh Taylor dive into the topic of personal development in business. From self-improvement to education, they discuss the many ways in which investing in yourself can lead to professional success.

As Josh says, “Personal development is about growth. It’s about becoming a better version of yourself.” By committing to ongoing learning and self-improvement, you’re setting yourself up for long-term prosperity and fulfillment in your career.

Here are three tips for prioritizing personal development in your business life:

1. Set goals. Identify areas of weakness or areas you’d like to improve upon, and set achievable goals to work towards.

2. Make time for learning. Whether it’s through reading, attending seminars, or learning from a mentor, it’s important to make time to invest in yourself.

3. Practice self-reflection. Take the time to reflect on your successes and your failures, and use them as opportunities for growth.

If you’re ready to take your career to the next level, this episode is a must-listen. With Kenny and Josh’s insightful advice, you’ll learn how to prioritize your personal development, set achievable goals, and ultimately achieve success in your business endeavors.

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In this episode of The Kitchen Table, host Kenny Baden interviews Adam Shampaine, a former Wall Street investment banker who left his job to start his own window-cleaning business. Shampaine discusses his journey from the high-stakes world of finance to the world of small business ownership and shares the lessons he learned along the way.

Time Stamps:

• Introduction of Adam Shampaine (00:38)
• Adam Shampaine's background in finance (01:18)
• What motivated Shampaine to leave Wall Street and start his own business (02:40)
• The challenges of starting a window-cleaning business (05:05)
• Lessons learned from starting a business (08:50)
• The importance of building a strong team (12:35)
• The future of Shampaine's business (15:40)
• Advice for people considering starting their own business (17:55)

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1. "I was looking for something that was more fulfilling, more rewarding, and where I could see the direct impact of my efforts." - Adam Shampaine (02:56)
2. "When you're starting a business, you have to wear a lot of different hats." - Adam Shampaine (07:10)
3. "You have to find good people, train them well, and treat them well." - Adam Shampaine (13:12)

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Join host Kenny Baden on The Kitchen Table podcast as he invites guest Jennifer Carrasco to share her inspiring story of overcoming challenges and becoming a successful business owner and entrepreneur despite being a single mom. From working at a skin clinic while cleaning houses on the side to eventually becoming a young millionaire through the purchase of the company and property, Jen's story is one of discipline, determination, and perseverance. The podcast also explores the important tools and strategies needed for success, including utilizing the EOS system and Neuro-Linguistic Programming to overcome limiting beliefs and achieve personal growth. Listen in as the hosts share their own experiences and expertise, providing valuable insights into the world of business and self-improvement. Don't miss out on this exciting and informative podcast - subscribe and leave a review today!

Timestamps

[00:00:03] How Jennifer Became a Successful IFBB Pro and Entrepreneur

[00:03:40] Overcoming Business Challenges and Pursuing a Dream

[00:07:13] From Bankruptcy to IFBB Pro: Overcoming Adversity through Fitness

[00:10:56] From Bodybuilding Competition to Successful Entrepreneurship

[00:14:23] From novice to EOS coach: Entrepreneurial learning journey

[00:17:40] Importance of Scalability for Small Business Owners

[00:20:54] The Importance of Visionary and Integrator in Business

[00:24:11] The importance of delegation and compartmentalization in business

[00:27:15] Business Strategy and NLP for Success

[00:30:48] The impact of childhood experiences on beliefs

[00:34:36] Developing Self-Awareness and Compassion in Leadership

[00:38:22] Plant medicine and the power of thoughts

[00:41:46] The Power of NLP Work

Best Quotes

[00:03:16] Many entrepreneurs are going to actually; I would say business owners and entrepreneurs are going to notice this a lot is the fact...I didn't know how to run a company. Right? So, the transition was hard, like learning the payroll taxes, learning what I pay myself.

[00:04:00] If somebody told me that I couldn't do something, I was going to prove you wrong.

[00:05:02] I claimed bankruptcy. I walked away from everything. And let me tell you. It was a pivotal point in my life, and it was a really hard frickin time in my life.

[00:17:13] I want to bring the fundamentals for people to create their org chart, their structure 6 to 12 months from now. What is that going to look like? What is it going to look like 10 to 20 to 30 years from now? How are we going to get there? People don't think about that. And so that's where I wanted to

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[00:03:16] Many entrepreneurs are going to actually; I would say business owners and entrepreneurs are going to notice this a lot is the fact..." (quote cut off

[00:07:29] I actually just filed bankruptcy again. I filed a different type of bankruptcy and I kind of knew the protocols because I've been there done that before

[00:10:52] I didn't have anybody to share the happiness with. He wasn't there? He was there. Oh, okay. But he wasn't supportive. Right? Right. Yeah

[00:05:02] I claimed bankruptcy. I walked away from everything. And let me tell you. It was a pivotal point in my life, and it was a really hard frickin time in my life.

[00:15:49] I'm going to go back and get my certification with EOS to bring this in to actually start to help these entrepreneurs put the tools in so they don't end up the way that I did.

[00:14:30] And so he asked me to step in and start helping him to build the company.

[00:03:29] I didn't know how to run a company. Right? So, the transition was hard, like learning the payroll taxes, learning what I pay myself.

[00:10:21] I was angry. I was upset, so I would go to the gym and push weights. Like, that was my resource.

[00:04:00] If somebody told me that I couldn't do something, I was going to prove you wrong.

[00:05:26] You think of creating this baby, right, which when you create your business, it's just like your child. Yeah. You put so much into it. And the minute something happens, it's a heartbreak.

[00:06:58] I built that up and did that for a good I think it was about 6 or 7 years and then caught myself going through a really bad divorce.

[00:15:12] I started to see little things with his teaching that I was like, I can do this better.

[00:13:59] I met my fiancé that I'm with now. I met him 3 years after I was divorced.

[00:07:59] Very, very bad. I wouldn't be who I am today if I did not have those lessons.

[00:03:09] I bought my first million-dollar company. I bought the property and the business.

[00:01:27] She's accomplished an absolute ton in her personal and professional life. Just all kinds of cool stuff to talk about

[00:12:10] This is now bankruptcy number 2. You've got the moves on how to do all of that, and you did that because it was a situation with the divorce. But now this is really, like, iron sharpens iron.

[00:09:16] The reason the way that I became a pro is because somebody told me I couldn't do it, and that person was my husband that person was my husband at the time.

[00:11:29] That was really a pivotal time to start to realize, like, Jen wasn't happy. And, obviously, I'm doing cycles in my life that I'm not happy with, and I need to figure that out.

[00:00:12] Welcome to another epic episode of the kitchen table podcast

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Topic: Jen Carrasco's Journey to Becoming an IFBB Pro and Business Owner.

In the latest episode of The Kitchen Table podcast, host Kenny Baden sat down with Jen Carrasco to discuss her personal and professional accomplishments. Jen has achieved an impressive list of titles, including being an IFBB Pro, business owner, entrepreneur, single mom, and a total badass. Through hard work and determination, she has risen to the top of her game.

Here are three tips from Jen Carrasco's experience for listeners:

1. Stay dedicated to your craft: Jen worked 7 days a week to make ends meet, and even cleaned houses on the side. Her strong work ethic paved the way for success.

2. Be open to opportunities: When Jen's boss offered her the opportunity to buy the skin clinic where she worked, Jen didn't shy away from the challenge. She qualified for an SBA loan and even received financial support from her then-partner, who refinanced his house for $90,000 to help her purchase the company.

3. Lean on your support system: Jen recognizes that she couldn't have accomplished her goals without the support of her family and friends. Having a strong support system can make all the difference in achieving success.

So, why should you listen to this episode of The Kitchen Table? In Jen's words, "I came from nothing, and I built something." Her story is an inspiring one that is sure to motivate listeners to chase their dreams and overcome obstacles. Tune in to hear more about Jen's incredible journey.

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Topic: EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) discussed on The Kitchen Table podcast.

This week on The Kitchen Table podcast, host Kenny Baden welcomed guest Jen Carrasco to discuss EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System). EOS is a set of simple and practical tools that help entrepreneurs and business leaders achieve their vision.

Here are three tips for listeners from this week's episode:

1. Get clear on your vision: Jen emphasized the importance of having a clear and compelling vision for your business. Without a vision, your team won't know where they're headed. Write down your vision and share it with your team.

2. Create a structure for your team's success: Implementing a set structure for decision-making processes and accountability can make all the difference in the success of your team. EOS provides a simple, yet effective framework that can make your business more efficient, productive, and profitable.

3. Focus on people, process, and data: Jen encourages business leaders to focus on these three key areas. Ensuring that you have the right people in the right seats, a clear process in place for accountability, and tracking your numbers/data can lead to significant growth and success.

So why should you listen to this episode of The Kitchen Table? EOS is a system that can help take your business to the next level. Jen brings her extensive knowledge and experience working with EOS to the table and can provide valuable insights to listeners. Tune in to learn more about this efficient and effective system for success.

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Join host Kenny Baden in The Kitchen Table podcast as he catches up with his friend Dallin Andrus, one of the owners of Zuna Solar. In this engaging conversation, Dallin shares his journey from wanting to franchise a Marriott hotel to becoming a successful salesperson and entrepreneur in the solar power industry. You’ll learn about the challenges and victories of door-to-door sales and how to cultivate a mindset of discipline and consistency. Plus, hear about the exciting projects Dallin is working on and his thoughts on the future of the solar industry. Tune in and pull up a chair at The Kitchen Table. Don't miss out! Subscribe and leave a review today.

Timestamps

[00:00:03] Sales and Entrepreneurship in the Solar Industry

[00:03:25] From Marriott to Solar: Sales Journey

[00:07:07] Earnings Potential in Solar Energy Industry

[00:10:24] Recruitment and Early Experience at Vivint Solar

[00:13:51] From Salesman to Solar Educator: Building a Successful Team

[00:17:25] The Importance of Hard Work and Strong Relationships

[00:20:48] The Power of Risk-Taking Mindset

[00:23:57] Family and Friends' Support in Entering Solar Industry

[00:27:41] Overcoming setbacks on the path to success

[00:31:21] Building Mental Toughness in Business Challenges

[00:34:35] The Importance of Work Ethic in Sales

[00:37:49] Maximizing Work Ethic for Success

[00:40:54] Maximizing workday strategy

[00:43:53] Importance of Productivity in Door-to-Door Sales

[00:47:38] Setting and Hitting Business Goals

[00:50:41] The Importance of Delegation in Business

[00:53:48] Personal updates and business goals for solar organization

[00:57:16] Reciprocating Help & Importance of Consistency

[01:00:38] Private Equity and Business Success

Best Quotes

[00:04:39] I don't know why but my whole life I thought, you get your college degree. You come out and you somehow make 8200 k. And then I graduated and reality slapped me in my face and I was making like 30 35 k, and I was just like this sucks

[00:06:52] We can offer not only a cleaner more renewable source of energy, but a cheaper source of energy and we can make a lot of money doing it

[00:13:35] I just made more money selling that solar account than I would have made in a month at my last job. That gave me such a boost in confidence

[00:18:22] Heart beats talent every single time. Everything in life is just simply just execute. Just go out and do it

All Quotes

[00:08:08] I made about 400 grand this year

[00:13:35] I just made more money selling that solar account than I would have made in a month at my last job

[00:02:24] He is really as good as it gets

[00:09:42] I'm like knocking on doors to sell the different son, and I get paid, I can do that

[00:11:19] I was sold. I was like, this even if I fall flat on my face I know I can make more than 35 grand so I'm gonna do it

[Unknown] He said, you know, everybody..." (quote cut off

[00:05:07] I realized really quickly that you know, you're gonna have to be in this industry for 20 plus years and really kind of climb that corporate ladder to be where you hopefully would be 1 day

[00:14:30] I signed up like 10 or 12 people for solar...it gave me another confidence booster of like, Maybe I am good at this

[00:10:18] I've never done sales. I don't know if I'm good at sales. I don't know solar, but I feel like I can learn

[00:15:55] I'm just a highly paid educator is all I am. I work hard and I educate people, and it's been a phenomenal phenomenal ride with with solar

[00:07:48] The average guy at solar in solar makes about a hundred to a hundred and 20 k a year

[00:05:49] I've gotta figure out my life. I gotta find something else. I've gotta make more and do more and be more

[00:02:42] But I can tell you his work ethic is unparalleled and I think the results speak for themselves

[00:04:39] I don't know why but my whole life I thought, you get your college degree. You come out and you somehow make 8200 k. And then I graduated and reality slapped me in my face and I was making like 30 35 k, and I was just like this sucks

[00:09:56] Joe's telling me you could make a hundred grand selling solar, is that legit? He's like, yeah, yeah, it is. If you go out, there's definitely guys making over a hundred grand

[Unknown] That gave me such a boost in confidence

[00:06:52] We can offer not only a cleaner more renewable source of energy, but a cheaper source of energy and we can make a lot of money doing it

[00:12:19] I have 2 2 paths I can go. Right? Is I I backed against the wall and I can go full blown and and give it my all and make it work

[00:00:59] Down is a good friend of mine. And not only that, Down is 1 of my most respected peers

[00:00:34] Dude, I wish I got that intro every time, dude. Well, only you get that only you get that dude. I'm pumped. I am, man. I'm pumped. That's right. I'm very excited. This has been a long time coming. Long time coming. So this is awesome. Thanks for having me

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Article 1: The Power of Work Ethic with Dallin Andrus

In this episode of The Kitchen Table hosted by Kenny Baden, we explore the topic of work ethic with Dallin Andrus, owner of Zuna Solar. Dallin, a former superstar sales guy turned manager, shared insights into his journey and how he became successful in his field through his unparalleled work ethic.

So, what does it take to have a strong work ethic? According to Dallin, it's all about consistency and making the most of every opportunity. He says, "Work ethic, to me, is just daily consistency. You gotta show up and put in the work every day. And then, take advantage of the opportunities that come your way."

If you want to build a strong work ethic, here are three tips from Dallin Andrus:

1. Prioritize your tasks: Identify your priorities and do them first. Focus on the most important tasks, but don't forget about the smaller ones as they often contribute to the success of your larger goals.

2. Stay disciplined: Consistency is key. Establish working hours and stick to them. Stay disciplined and avoid distractions to maximize productivity.

3. Embrace challenges: Embrace challenges as they help you grow and build character. Approach challenges with a positive attitude and use them as opportunities to learn and improve.

If you want to know more about the power of work ethic, listen to the full episode of The Kitchen Table featuring Kenny Baden and Dallin Andrus. It's an inspiring conversation that will motivate you to be your best self.

Article 2: Building a Successful Solar Business with Dallin Andrus

On this episode of The Kitchen Table podcast, Kenny Baden invites Dallin Andrus, owner of Zuna Solar, to discuss his journey of building a successful solar business in Texas and Virginia. Dallin, a respected sales expert, shares valuable insights into the solar industry and how he grew his business from scratch.

According to Dallin, the key to building a successful solar business is to focus on providing value to the customers. He shares, "We focus on making our customer experience the best it can be. We take care of our customers, and we've created a loyalty factor that's just unmatchable in the solar field. We want to make sure that our customers get the results they're looking for, and if they do, they're going to go tell their friends and family about us."

If you're thinking of starting your own solar business, here are three tips from Dallin Andrus:

1. Be customer-focused: Make sure that you're providing value to your customers. Focus on providing excellent customer service and a great customer experience.

2. Build relationships: Building strong relationships with customers, vendors, and partners is essential to growing your business. Building a network of loyal, satisfied customers is the foundation of your business's success.

3. Keep learning: The solar industry is constantly changing, so it's essential to stay up-to-date with the latest trends, technologies, and regulations. Attend industry conferences, read industry publications, and continue to learn from experts in the field.

If you want to learn more about building a successful solar business, listen to the full episode of The Kitchen Table featuring Kenny Baden and Dallin Andrus. It's an informative conversation that provides valuable insights into the solar industry and entrepreneurship.

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Join Kenny Baden at The Kitchen Table for another insightful episode where he sits down with Brett Lagana, his protégé. In this episode, they discuss the importance of core values such as honor, integrity, tenacity, teamwork, and service. Listen to Brett pass his first test of knowing the core values and learn why it determines his future with the team. Kenny and Brett also share their past experiences with addiction and overcoming adversity to become successful salespersons in the industry. Discover their strategies for achieving success, including the importance of hard work, honesty, and building strong relationships with clients. Don't miss out on their valuable insights into leadership and mentorship, available for you to learn and apply to your own life goals. Be sure to catch the end where Brett talks about his love for paintball and how you can reach out to him for mentorship opportunities. Tune in to The Kitchen Table now!

Timestamps

[00:00:03] Ken Baden Introduces His Protege Brett Lagana
[00:03:49] Sales struggles and personal growth at a Maryland company
[00:06:52] Overcoming Adversity and Embracing Life Lessons
[00:09:55] Overcoming addiction in leadership roles.
[00:13:06] Overcoming Struggles and Helping Others
[00:16:03] Overcoming Division Through Mentorship
[00:19:07] Success and Growth in Door-to-Door Sales
[00:22:14] Importance of Consistency in Sales
[00:25:04] Self-Motivation and Encouraging Others in Sales
[00:27:59] Excellence, Hard Work, and Reputation
[00:31:18] Overcoming challenges and finding success.
[00:34:22] Overcoming Adverse Circumstances for Success
[00:37:33] Achieving happiness through hard work and purpose.
[00:40:38] The Power of Gratitude and Positivity
[00:43:51] Maintaining positivity and setting a good example.
[00:46:49] Leadership and Personal Growth
[00:49:58] Leadership and mentorship in improving team productivity.
[00:52:53] The Power of Building Customer Relationships
[00:55:42] Balancing Work and Hobbies for Leadership Growth
[00:58:42] Building Successful Teams in Business
[01:01:48] Importance of Building a Strong Team
[01:04:34] Aligning Success with Company Values

Best Quotes

[00:06:01] Half the people I grew up with or went to high school with, probably think I'm dead. Right. Like, I've ran into a couple people recently and they see me doing good. And, damn I thought you were dead.

[00:08:56] We wanna build something that's big enough that's a really more like it's so attractive that people would move across... we hope that what we're bringing here is not just a good opportunity, we wanna change lives here.

[00:10:16] Everyone has a story. Everyone has a struggle. Everyone has things that they go through that make them ultimately who they are

[00:07:30] I wouldn't go back and change anything for it because I've learned a lot of life lessons and I wouldn't be here today without those lessons

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Join host Kenny Baden as he sits down with guest Ibrahim Hussein in a thought-provoking episode of The Kitchen Table. Ibrahim, a successful Canadian real estate agent, shares his journey to achieving over 400 million in sales volume and becoming the number one team in Canada. In this insightful discussion, Ibrahim emphasizes the importance of hard work, consistent improvement, and personal core values in achieving greatness. Along the way, they also discuss the role of gratitude, risk-taking, and decision-making in the pursuit of success. Don't miss this inspiring episode that will leave you motivated and eager to achieve your own goals. Subscribe and leave a review to join Kenny and his guests at The Kitchen Table.

Timestamps

[00:00:03] Success through Relationships and Spirituality

[00:03:27] Success in Real Estate with Complementary Team

[00:06:29] The Unapologetic Belief in God and Success in Real Estate

[00:09:23] Building a Strong Career Network

[00:12:39] Celebrating Small Wins and Focusing on the End Goal

[00:16:04] Goal-Oriented Business Strategy

[00:19:01] The Power of Calculated Decisions

[00:22:28] The Power of Hard Work and Core Values

[00:25:58] The Power of Gratitude in Business

[00:29:14] Finding Humor in Company Mission Statements

[00:32:20] Remembering the Basics for Consistent Success

All Quotes

[00:28:55] You have to check consistently can check your intention on the drive. Why do you do what you do? How you treat people intention on the right? What is your intention? What is your drive behind doing? What you're doing? According to that, that will mirror and match your level of success.

[00:16:10] And then you can say, okay, wow. Our goal is a billion. Now we can focus on what we need to do today, right, the immediate on how to get there.

[00:17:35] However, when I'm looking to just be.

[00:01:15] sometimes you just vibe with somebody and you just feel a connection to where you're like, this is a genuine dude.

[00:24:49] We raised by lifting others, we come from a contribution and being committed to greatness. Those are my core values that I live by every single day.

[00:01:45] instead of taking the time to you know, I don't know, celebrate that personally, that you gave that glory to your higher power.

[00:17:40] But again, none of that matters. If this year, we don't do, and I keep telling all my team that.

[00:23:28] In other words, you actually pay it to think. That is the real work. I'm getting paid to think. That's my job. I brought up my t shirt, the entire.

[00:05:08] The affinity team, the company is nothing more than a combination of the caliber, of the brains, of the human beings on the team. That is what makes the team miss.

[00:29:46] To be the best pharmacy with the highest profits. Oh, wow. Duh. Very deep. Very deep.

[00:18:18] Why would somebody care what we have to say in consulting if the company doesn't reach its goals?

[00:06:24] I don't shy brother. I don't shy of of of speaking publicly about my faith. I don't shy about, like, leading to God.

[00:21:28] I don't put my head in the pillow at night. Before I make sure I outwork at everyone that I know around me. Because listen, man, like hilarious, I'm not the smartest person in general. And I know that there are people working with me that got us giving them on an IQ level a lot higher than me. I just know that. It's just a matter of fact. And I cannot compete with them. The group a lot more charismatic than me. And there is 1 thing that I have control over. Control the controllable. And don't worry about the uncontrollable.

[00:27:45] The degree to which a person is blessed, held, aided by God And their life is every aspect of their life is according to the degree of his or her intention and drive.

[Unknown] The decision-making skill, it will get you so far in life. Knowing when to make the decision the right decision at the right time, and understanding that, combined that with math is the bar, making the right decision at the right time, math is the bar, calculating the future cost of my current decisions, there is no fucking freaking anything called like being rest. There is no rest here. It's you literally eliminated that from the equation.

[00:14:56] If you think of, I give you a brick and mortar and then hey, Kenny, I need you to build the most perfect wall that you can possibly build for me. Like, the most perfect 1. What you should be focused on, not I'm going to build the final picture of the best most evenly built perfect wall, that can possibly be that that's not what you should be doing.

[00:03:37] realistic for me was a career that I can it's a business that I can build the career off and just if I will be reworded according to the effort that I'm putting in? Were no feelings.

[00:03:29] whatever the hell that is that I'm going to do business wise, it has to work what I had to let go of.

[00:01:27] I could tell right away that you were spiritually I don't know, man, it was something about your vibe that I just was like, this is a good dude.

[00:31:12] We ought to present to what women look like at the top. Yeah. Not the bottom. At the top. We want to show people what it looks like to win at the very top. The highest level.

[00:12:09] That's a very dangerous cancer because it makes you feel like you have a figure out. You know? At the moment, you have to push yourself into a bigger room that makes you feel like have a long way to go.

[00:11:15] So that's what I did. And just fast forward 6 years later when I got my real estate license looking forward is probably what ever happened in the last 6 years since I got into real estate because 2 years after I got into real estate, I started the company.

[00:28:54] That's not going to work. You have to check consistently can check your intention on the drive. Why do you do what you do? How you treat people intention on the right? What is your intention? What is your drive behind doing? What you're doing? According to that, that will mirror and match your level of success.

[00:11:47] It's so crowded on the bottom. The more you go on the top, the less people you can hang out with because there's not so many of the top producers.

[00:06:08] First of all, I heard by the grace of God, and that's why I smiled every time, man.

[00:31:52] What can you impart on somebody that you feel like is a foundational piece that's a must like your 1 things like brother, if you do this 1 thing, I assure you, this is what I've attributed.

[00:10:27] I let every single person know that I'm getting into real estate. You know? I started building my network, and then before that, I could not even get a better legal job for gut 6. Like, you're applying hey. Sorry. You're overqualified.

[00:02:35] it's your life proof of doesn't matter when you start. It's how you finish it or how you're it's a marathon. We're in a marathon, not going to sprint.

[00:18:49] Just do what you have to do today.

[00:28:26] The degree of my intentions and the drive is literally proportionate to the amount of blessing, success it helps from God that I'm going to get is according to that.

[00:06:47] You know, it's just who I am, and I believe in God, and it's this is just what happened, but I because I think want his blood not to sweat.

[00:19:54] The best math that anybody in a human being can learn is calculating the future cost of their current decisions.

[00:10:52] Sorry. You don't have a Canadian experience. Like, you are literally you're not going to go anywhere. Like, you just have to let forget about that basically.

[00:22:56] Commit to the core values are committed to greatness. That's 1 thing we were material. Like, this 1 doesn't say that this is big to think. And speaking of this right here, that the gap between where you are and where you want to be and life That's the financials, that's the relationships, that's the physical, that's, like, mental health, that's, like, success in the business, between where you are to where you want to be, you literally depend on your thinking skills.

[00:08:31] But if I'm gonna do that, I've gotta find something that's equal or better. Period.

[00:12:50] But at the same time, don't lose sight of, like, here is how long left that I have to go.

[00:24:21] Committed to greatness, and underneath of that is a hundred 0 percent accountability, hundred percent responsibility, and 0 excuses in every aspect of life.

[00:14:47] What I need to know, which I know, what is the very first right thing to do? That I know.

[00:26:09] The more you practice gratitude, the more you're gonna have things to be grateful for. Try it out. People, try it out.

[00:14:04] So we're good with Huddl's half a billion. We celebrate that. But the eyes on the on the 1 b. So I'm just gonna keep going.

[00:30:46] We are trying to build the result of everything that we just talked about, that we, like, deep believing it, it would result into we become the best developer ourselves, and we're gonna represent what winning it looks like.

[00:08:58] Life is kinda like a black. Nothing works. Everything is dark. My end was, like, not black. It was, like, actually, darker black. There was not even, like, light at the end of the tunnel. There was no light. It was, like, literally, like, Stitchow.

[00:04:37] I'm just lucky enough to get the credit because we were going to me, but it's not really me who did the work. It's dated the work, and I get to get the credit. So I pass it back to them because it's w it should be.

[00:23:39] When you put that hoodie on, you cannot afford, but to put your A-game on because as one of the core values we believe in is we God has put us on this planet to be the best version of ourselves.

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Article 1: The Power of Networking with Ibrahim Hussein

The Kitchen Table podcast recently featured Ibrahim Hussein, the CEO of the number 1 real estate team in all of Canada. The topic of discussion was the power of networking and building valuable relationships. Kenny Baden, the host, spoke about his connection with Ibrahim and how it was formed in a short conversation. Ibrahim also shared his own experience in networking, emphasizing the importance of genuine connections over forced or self-serving interactions.

Here are three tips that can be taken away from this episode:

1. Be present in the moment - Ibrahim highlighted the importance of being present and listening to the person you are having a conversation with. This not only shows respect but also allows you to make a genuine connection.

2. Follow up - After forming a connection, it's important to follow up and maintain communication. This could be through an email or a phone call, but it helps to keep the relationship alive and potentially leads to future opportunities.

3. Networking is a mutual benefit - Networking shouldn't just be viewed as a way to benefit yourself. It's important to see what you can offer others and how you can help them achieve their goals. In turn, they may be more willing to help you in the future.

As Ibrahim said, "Networking is like planting a seed. You don't know when it's going to bloom, you don't know how it's going to bloom, but you know at some point it's going to bloom."

If you want to learn more about the power of networking and forming genuine connections, be sure to tune in to this episode of The Kitchen Table podcast featuring Ibrahim Hussein.

Article 2: Building a Successful Career with Ibrahim Hussein

In a recent episode of The Kitchen Table podcast, host Kenny Baden spoke with Ibrahim Hussein about his journey to becoming the CEO of the number 1 real estate team in Canada. Ibrahim shared his story of transitioning from practicing law to pursuing a career in real estate, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and determination.

Here are three takeaways from this episode:

1. Follow your passion - Ibrahim realized early on that law wasn't his passion and made the decision to pursue something he was more interested in. It's important to follow your own interests and passions rather than just following what others may think is best for you.

2. Perseverance is key - Starting a career in a new field isn't always easy and there will be roadblocks along the way. However, it's important to stay dedicated and perseverance through the challenges.

3. Celebrate the small victories - Success doesn't come overnight and it's important to recognize and celebrate the small victories along the way. They may seem insignificant at the time, but they all contribute to achieving long-term goals.

As Ibrahim said, "It's not about where you start, it's about where you finish." If you want to learn more about his journey and the lessons he learned along the way, be sure to check out this episode of The Kitchen Table podcast.

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