The Ryan Holtz Show

In this episode of The Ryan Holtz Show Podcast, I chat with guest Sarah Johnston, Realtor in Calgary! She is absolutely amazing and brings some much needed punch to the real estate game! Sarah brings and exudes her personality in her practice. You can see her dancing in a room all by herself before a key release all the way to even watching her make fun of herself. She is absolutely amazing! She is real and that is what this show is all about. If you are someone who is in business, looking for personal growth or just needs some motivation to pick yourself up and pursue your dreams, this one is for you! Enjoy!

Bio:

As a current Director with the Calgary Real Estate Board, Sarah has realized the importance of giving back. From sharing her experiences and stories online to speaking in front of large crowds or meeting other REALTORS (r) for coffee, Sarah is trying to raise the bar of real estate. Her self-depreciating humour makes an easy entrance for anyone and has made her a fan favourite for nationwide podcasts and interviewers alike. Of course, she has to have some downtime too and that is usually spent with her horse, dog, pretending to enjoy yoga, or yelling at herself on the golf course.

Summary of Talking Points & Shownotes:

1. How to do real estate your way and be true to yourself and your home buying/selling clients
2. How Sarah uses social media to engage with her audience and ultimately send more leads to the top of her sales funnel also known as inbound marketing
3. Why Sarah wanted to become a Realtor
4. How Real Estate can impact personal relationships and sacrifices that need to be made for a new Realtor to be successful
5. Staying out of the Real Estate Industry gossip
6. Why she would not tell people she was a Realtor and how she overcame the negative stigma that goes with Realtors
7. Why she is an advocate of tougher licensing requirements in order to ensure increased quality of new Realtors coming into the Industry
8. Why Sarah does not ever do the elevator pitch and goes about attracting home buyers and sellers in creative, memorable and impactful ways
9. She discusses haters and people who are negative
10. We discuss pros and cons of having a home office and how it can be distracting for many people, but be a really good thing for others!
11. We talk about how she likes ninja selling and Brian Buffini as a few of the sales tools that she has used in the past
12. Importance of having a strict schedule and sticking with it. Sarah suggests that anyone that wants a life that they can just relax is looking in the wrong direction if they are looking to become a successful Realtor.
13. We talk about eliminating financial burdens and pressure when getting into Real Estate or any entrepreneurial endeavour as it can take months before you see a dime from all of your efforts!
14. She talks about affirmations and how she writes lines in her journal every single day
15. "I am happy selling X number of homes per month." or "I am happy earning X number of dollars per year."
16. Importance of yoga and positive psychology to start your day in the morning
17. IMPORTANCE of having personal quiet time as being a type-A personality is exhausting

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In this episode of The Ryan Holtz Show Podcast, I chat with guest Sarah Johnston, Realtor in Calgary! She is absolutely amazing and brings some much needed punch to the real estate game! Sarah brings and exudes her personality in her practice. You can see her dancing in a room all by herself before a key release all the way to even watching her make fun of herself. She is absolutely amazing! She is real and that is what this show is all about. If you are someone who is in business, looking for personal growth or just needs some motivation to pick yourself up and pursue your dreams, this one is for you! Enjoy!

Bio:

As a current Director with the Calgary Real Estate Board, Sarah has realized the importance of giving back. From sharing her experiences and stories online to speaking in front of large crowds or meeting other REALTORS (r) for coffee, Sarah is trying to raise the bar of real estate. Her self-depreciating humour makes an easy entrance for anyone and has made her a fan favourite for nationwide podcasts and interviewers alike. Of course, she has to have some downtime too and that is usually spent with her horse, dog, pretending to enjoy yoga, or yelling at herself on the golf course.

Summary of Talking Points & Shownotes:

1. How to do real estate your way and be true to yourself and your home buying/selling clients

2. How Sarah uses social media to engage with her audience and ultimately send more leads to the top of her sales funnel also known as inbound marketing

3. Why Sarah wanted to become a Realtor

4. How Real Estate can impact personal relationships and sacrifices that need to be made for a new Realtor to be successful

5. Staying out of the Real Estate Industry gossip

6. Why she would not tell people she was a Realtor and how she overcame the negative stigma that goes with Realtors

7. Why she is an advocate of tougher licensing requirements in order to ensure increased quality of new Realtors coming into the Industry

8. Why Sarah does not ever do the elevator pitch and goes about attracting home buyers and sellers in creative, memorable and impactful ways

9. She discusses haters and people who are negative

10. We discuss pros and cons of having a home office and how it can be distracting for many people, but be a really good thing for others!

11. We talk about how she likes ninja selling and Brian Buffini as a few of the sales tools that she has used in the past

12. Importance of having a strict schedule and sticking with it. Sarah suggests that anyone that wants a life that they can just relax is looking in the wrong direction if they are looking to become a successful Realtor.

13. We talk about eliminating financial burdens and pressure when getting into Real Estate or any entrepreneurial endeavour as it can take months before you see a dime from all of your efforts!

14. She talks about affirmations and how she writes lines in her journal every single day

15. “I am happy selling X number of homes per month.” or “I am happy earning X number of dollars per year.”

16. Importance of yoga and positive psychology to start your day in the morning

17. IMPORTANCE of having personal quiet time as being a type-A personality is exhausting

Reach out to Sarah on Instagram here.

Drop us a COMMENT below and be sure to REVIEW us on iTunes or Google Play! We appreciate it!

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In this episode of The Ryan Holtz Show, I have the absolute pleasure of welcoming a special guest, Mr Heroic himself, Jason Mayden! Jason and I chat about Michael Jordan, ending poverty, providing hope, Chicago and how to not only live half of your god given self, but live the full self. This conversation impacted me, immensely. Please leave your comments below and let me know what you think!

In his previous role at Nike, Jason oversaw the design and execution of all conceptual products, data driven innovations and inline lifestyle and performance products for athletes and cultural icons such as Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul, Russell Westbrook, Derek Jeter, and Michael Jordan.

In 2011, Mayden successfully received his Master's in General Management and Social Innovation from Stanford University's Graduate School of Business and shortly there after he returned to Nike as the Global Director of Innovation for Nike Digital Sport where he was responsible for the strategic investigation of new technologies and services such as the Nike Fuel Band. (Full Bio Available Upon Request, BUT I am sure you get the point.

I wanted to have Jason on the podcast after I watched one of his interviews he did on Impact Theory. Jason spoke poetically, acted articulate and then wrapped his street style with a dash of poise. I was hooked! Educated, motivated, and highly successful but still humble as pie. This is an interview that I worked hard to get for you as the nuggets of life, business and being heroic are sure to have massive impact on both your perspective, soul and mind. I have put together a few of the pull quotes and talking points below, but all the goodies are in the podcast, so make sure you have a listen!

Reach out to Jason and his team at Super Heroic here. You can also hit Jason up on Instagram here.

PULL QUOTES & SHOW NOTES

1. Growth Mindset Language Vs Fixed Mindset Language
2. Look at what is happening in Chicago through the eyes of prescriptive savagery.
3. You don't choose to be in a bad neighbourhood. Poverty is created.
4. My origin story is so powerful that a tragic event became so transformational because it taught me the importance of not only my life, but other people's lives.
5. "Being in the boardroom, wearing sneakers and a ball cap and being able to articulate with the smartest minds in the room."
6. "Unfortunately we have associated accomplishment with appearance and education."
7. If a person does not want to do business with me because I speak my truth, that is a person l should probably not be in contact with.
8. "When you play the role of half of who you are, you rob the world of this God-given gift that you can display because you care more about what another person thinks of you than you think of yourself. I don't expect love or to have anyone validate my existence because I have my wife, my kids and the god I pray to that tells me my life is just as important as anyone else's."
9. "I don't feel sorry for myself if something did not happen because I did not make it happen. I don't set any limit on myself."
10. "If you fight the fight itself, you start to exert too much energy meaning that the weight of the fight becomes to much."
11. What I do with the flow of the way I dress, is go with the stereotype. They assume that I don't know much, they assume that I don't have anything to contribute, and therefore by assuming, they automatically give me the upper hand in the conversation because I know everything about what their thinking and they know nothing about what I am thinking. They now have already started to give up on trying to figure me out. This is social camouflage, I can hide in plain sight. Because I dress this way, they expect the least of me. This tells me more about them before they even know my resume.
12. We try to fight and combat stereotypes don't! Let people expect less from you. Let people expect that your not gonna do something because you know why, when you do it and you do it well, you have figured out a way to be your full self on purpose in front of people that can encourage others. Think less of me because now I can maneuver without any friction because you are not worried about me. The moment I start to dress and model their behaviour, then they have to start worrying about me. Because they see me as a competitor.
13. What's better, the competitor you don't know you have or the competitor you know you have. They not gonna put up much of a fight if they do not see me as competition.
14. Positive psychology
15. I am very particular about words because words are things we carry in our soul.
16. I am born to be an intellectual sprinter
17. We stopped praising the application of knowledge and only praise the acquisition of knowledge.
18. We accept failure as a choice
19. We are at an advantage by going through tough circumstances because we can see what we need to get around.
20. Travel with your mind because that is the part you should never be impoverished because of.
21. People have a great way of placing their insecurities on you because they couldn't do it themselves, that's the ego. "That's where your limit is but maybe that's where I begin."
22. To have self-doubt is to worry about what people think about you. To have doubt is trying to perform for an audience that is not probably the audience you do not want to be impressing.
23. Why should I worry about the opinions of people, that is just as temporary as I am? That makes no sense.
24. How do I explain being misunderstood? It's called vision because people can see you.
25. It takes a very strategic amount of energy to have an ego and you have to keep that up.
26. The most exhausting part of creating a top-selling shoe is managing the process of weeding out what opinions matter.
27. "I wish I could be the quarterback and the receiver of my blessings. I am just the receiver, I just run my route."

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In this episode of The Ryan Holtz Show, I have the absolute pleasure of welcoming a special guest, Mr Heroic himself, Jason Mayden! Jason and I chat about Michael Jordan, ending poverty, providing hope, Chicago and how to not only live half of your god given self, but live the full self. This conversation impacted me, immensely. Please leave your comments below and let me know what you think!

In his previous role at Nike, Jason oversaw the design and execution of all conceptual products, data driven innovations and inline lifestyle and performance products for athletes and cultural icons such as Carmelo Anthony, Chris Paul, Russell Westbrook, Derek Jeter, and Michael Jordan.

In 2011, Mayden successfully received his Master’s in General Management and Social Innovation from Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business and shortly there after he returned to Nike as the Global Director of Innovation for Nike Digital Sport where he was responsible for the strategic investigation of new technologies and services such as the Nike Fuel Band. (Full Bio Available Upon Request, BUT I am sure you get the point.

I wanted to have Jason on the podcast after I watched one of his interviews he did on Impact Theory. Jason spoke poetically, acted articulate and then wrapped his street style with a dash of poise. I was hooked! Educated, motivated, and highly successful but still humble as pie. This is an interview that I worked hard to get for you as the nuggets of life, business and being heroic are sure to have massive impact on both your perspective, soul and mind. I have put together a few of the pull quotes and talking points below, but all the goodies are in the podcast, so make sure you have a listen!

Reach out to Jason and his team at Super Heroic here. You can also hit Jason up on Instagram here.

PULL QUOTES & SHOW NOTES

1. Growth Mindset Language Vs Fixed Mindset Language

2. Look at what is happening in Chicago through the eyes of prescriptive savagery.

3. You don’t choose to be in a bad neighbourhood. Poverty is created.

4. My origin story is so powerful that a tragic event became so transformational because it taught me the importance of not only my life, but other people’s lives.

5. “Being in the boardroom, wearing sneakers and a ball cap and being able to articulate with the smartest minds in the room.”

6. “Unfortunately we have associated accomplishment with appearance and education.”

7. If a person does not want to do business with me because I speak my truth, that is a person l should probably not be in contact with.

8. “When you play the role of half of who you are, you rob the world of this God-given gift that you can display because you care more about what another person thinks of you than you think of yourself. I don’t expect love or to have anyone validate my existence because I have my wife, my kids and the god I pray to that tells me my life is just as important as anyone else’s.”

9. “I don’t feel sorry for myself if something did not happen because I did not make it happen. I don’t set any limit on myself.”

10. “If you fight the fight itself, you start to exert too much energy meaning that the weight of the fight becomes to much.”

11. What I do with the flow of the way I dress, is go with the stereotype. They assume that I don’t know much, they assume that I don’t have anything to contribute, and therefore by assuming, they automatically give me the upper hand in the conversation because I know everything about what their thinking and they know nothing about what I am thinking. They now have already started to give up on trying to figure me out. This is social camouflage, I can hide in plain sight.

In this episode of The Ryan Holtz Show Podcast, I have the absolute pleasure of sitting down with local Edmonton Pharmacist and R & B Singer, Natalia Chai! Yes, I said R&B Singer AND Pharmacist. I really wanted to have Natalia on the show as I connected with her via Instagram through a mutual online friend, shout out to Danika for connecting us!

Being asian and influenced by the cultural expectations and parental pressures really makes Natalia a stand out and unique as she is showing the courage and passion to do it "her way". For that I think many people in the world especially whom have immigrated over from other countries know exactly what Natalia is saying and feeling. Most families view education as the life line to success and often make education their ultimate currency. For creatives like Natalia, this def would be considered going against the grain!!

I don't want to blab my mouth here as all the beautiful nuggets are in the podcast, but check out a few of our main talking points below:

a) How to be a full time pharmacist manager and a full time musician? What are the challenges? How do I manage two busy schedules?

b) What drew me to a music genre that is rare in the Chinese community?

c) Story behind my Connections EP and my new LP album coming out spring of 2018.

d) What I aim to do through my music – tackling issues such as mental health, empowering young women, emphasizing tolerance and acceptance in our world, to spread love and to be a fundamentally nice human being.

e) The challenges being a solo, independent artist in the music scene – age? Being female? Asian?

f) The "Asian Mind Set", perseverance, kick-butt work ethic but knowing when it's time to take a break – Lessons learned from one of the strongest woman I know – My mother!

A few more to add are the history of hip hop culture, struggling with following your passion and dream but giving up the security of having a job. Which in my opinion, security is a huge "perception" term which is often up for debate and is perhaps anything but.

Just imagine being on your deathbed and saying the words "security". We all owe a death and that is the ultimate truth! Just some food for thought.

Reach out to Natalia on Instagram here.

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In this episode of The Ryan Holtz Show Podcast, I have the absolute pleasure of sitting down with local Edmonton Pharmacist and R & B Singer, Natalia Chai! Yes, I said R&B Singer AND Pharmacist. I really wanted to have Natalia on the show as I connected with her via Instagram through a mutual online friend, shout out to Danika for connecting us!

Being asian and influenced by the cultural expectations and parental pressures really makes Natalia a stand out and unique as she is showing the courage and passion to do it “her way”. For that I think many people in the world especially whom have immigrated over from other countries know exactly what Natalia is saying and feeling. Most families view education as the life line to success and often make education their ultimate currency. For creatives like Natalia, this def would be considered going against the grain!!

I don’t want to blab my mouth here as all the beautiful nuggets are in the podcast, but check out a few of our main talking points below:

a) How to be a full time pharmacist manager and a full time musician? What are the challenges? How do I manage two busy schedules?

b) What drew me to a music genre that is rare in the Chinese community?

c) Story behind my Connections EP and my new LP album coming out spring of 2018.

d) What I aim to do through my music – tackling issues such as mental health, empowering young women, emphasizing tolerance and acceptance in our world, to spread love and to be a fundamentally nice human being.

e) The challenges being a solo, independent artist in the music scene – age? Being female? Asian?

f) The “Asian Mind Set”, perseverance, kick-butt work ethic but knowing when it’s time to take a break – Lessons learned from one of the strongest woman I know – My mother!

A few more to add are the history of hip hop culture, struggling with following your passion and dream but giving up the security of having a job. Which in my opinion, security is a huge “perception” term which is often up for debate and is perhaps anything but.

Just imagine being on your deathbed and saying the words “security”. We all owe a death and that is the ultimate truth! Just some food for thought.

Reach out to Natalia on Instagram here.

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In this episode of The Ryan Holtz Show Podcast, I chat with a special guest by the name of Ross Simmonds. Ross Simmonds is an entrepreneur with a passion for technology and communications. He has spent the last seven years working in digital marketing through his company Foundation Marketing and has had the chance to work with brands ranging from Fortune 500 companies to startups. Ross is also the co-founder of a software called Crate and the e-commerce site Hustle & Grind. He was named by Mashable as a top Snapchat marketer and has been published in Forbes, Huffington Post, Venturebeat and more. Even Diddy took some notes on how to use Snapchat from this dude!

I wanted to chat with Ross as I have seen his work through LinkedIn, but most importantly, love the vibe he brings to marketing and how he merges hip hop into digital marketing. This interview is a banger, so I don't want to blab to much on here, but below is a summary of the show notes and certain points we chatted about:

Summary:

– Instagram Marketing (Hustle & Grind has over 120,000 followers)
– Digital Marketing As A Whole (Content Marketing + Social Media are my focus)
– Entrepreneurship As A Whole
– Trends in Tech/Business/Marketing/
Etc…
– Selling do-rags for $10 and buying them for $2
– Grew up in Preston, Halifax (Highest amount of black population in Canada)
– Facebook groups are an underestimated tool for companies and marketers
– Not being robotic, just because you are a professional means you can show your personality
– Parents immigrating usually push education as a gateway
– Marketing in universities is quite behind
– Creating roadmaps that bring all your passions whether you want to be a pharmacist or singer, do it! We all expire at the end of the day!
– Snapchat guide taught Puff Daddy "Diddy" to Snapchat!
– Wu-TangTang
– Starting from Your Mom’s basement
– FB groups
– Time management
– Owning your own channels (FB/Google Traffic)
– LinkedIn tactic to build following
– 60 side hustles
– Curating content vs Creating content
– Hip hop in marketing
– You are giving away this content for free, how do you get paid?
– Did you unfollow me?
– Hate mail?
– Warren Buffet on luck and when were you born into this world back in the day would affect your success
– C.R.E.A.M. (Calendars Rule Everything Around Me)
– How to increase your membership to your Facebook group

Connect with Ross here.

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In this episode of The Ryan Holtz Show Podcast, I chat with a special guest by the name of Ross Simmonds. Ross Simmonds is an entrepreneur with a passion for technology and communications. He has spent the last seven years working in digital marketing through his company Foundation Marketing and has had the chance to work with brands ranging from Fortune 500 companies to startups. Ross is also the co-founder of a software called Crate and the e-commerce site Hustle & Grind. He was named by Mashable as a top Snapchat marketer and has been published in Forbes, Huffington Post, Venturebeat and more. Even Diddy took some notes on how to use Snapchat from this dude!

I wanted to chat with Ross as I have seen his work through LinkedIn, but most importantly, love the vibe he brings to marketing and how he merges hip hop into digital marketing. This interview is a banger, so I don’t want to blab to much on here, but below is a summary of the show notes and certain points we chatted about:

Summary:

– Instagram Marketing (Hustle & Grind has over 120,000 followers)

– Digital Marketing As A Whole (Content Marketing + Social Media are my focus)

– Entrepreneurship As A Whole

– Trends in Tech/Business/Marketing/

Etc…

– Selling do-rags for $10 and buying them for $2

– Grew up in Preston, Halifax (Highest amount of black population in Canada)

– Facebook groups are an underestimated tool for companies and marketers

– Not being robotic, just because you are a professional means you can show your personality

– Parents immigrating usually push education as a gateway

– Marketing in universities is quite behind

– Creating roadmaps that bring all your passions whether you want to be a pharmacist or singer, do it! We all expire at the end of the day!

– Snapchat guide taught Puff Daddy “Diddy” to Snapchat!

– Wu-TangTang

– Starting from Your Mom’s basement

– FB groups

– Time management

– Owning your own channels (FB/Google Traffic)

– LinkedIn tactic to build following

– 60 side hustles

– Curating content vs Creating content

– Hip hop in marketing

– You are giving away this content for free, how do you get paid?

– Did you unfollow me?

– Hate mail?

– Warren Buffet on luck and when were you born into this world back in the day would affect your success

– C.R.E.A.M. (Calendars Rule Everything Around Me)

– How to increase your membership to your Facebook group

Connect with Ross here.

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In this episode of The Ryan Holtz Show Podcast, I have the pleasure of sitting down with Mrs Holtz aka Food For Love to chat quick and easy Christmas recipes to make your life a little easier as you get ready to entertain for the holiday season!

We also chat about Mario Batali's sexual harrassment allegations and the impact that social media has had on numerous Hollywood stars in wake of all these alegations. It seems that social media has gave people a voice and that voice just like anything can be used for the greater good or the greater bad.

We also chat about Macaulay Culkin and his bunny ear wearing ordeal that has got a professional wrestler quite upset, you can check out the full article on TMZ.

Also want to give shout outs to Mancrafts Canada and Kevin from 4 point Taekwondo! Both of these awesome people and companies took time to send out some gifts to the show! We are forever grateful!

Also, feel free to connect with Nora at Food For Love on Instagram to see some tasty and healthy food pics!

As always, please rate the podcast on iTunes, Soundcloud and Google Play!

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In this episode of The Ryan Holtz Show Podcast, I have the pleasure of sitting down with Mrs Holtz aka Food For Love to chat quick and easy Christmas recipes to make your life a little easier as you get ready to entertain for the holiday season!

We also chat about Mario Batali’s sexual harrassment allegations and the impact that social media has had on numerous Hollywood stars in wake of all these alegations. It seems that social media has gave people a voice and that voice just like anything can be used for the greater good or the greater bad.

We also chat about Macaulay Culkin and his bunny ear wearing ordeal that has got a professional wrestler quite upset, you can check out the full article on TMZ.

Also want to give shout outs to Mancrafts Canada and Kevin from 4 point Taekwondo! Both of these awesome people and companies took time to send out some gifts to the show! We are forever grateful!

Also, feel free to connect with Nora at Food For Love on Instagram to see some tasty and healthy food pics!

As always, please rate the podcast on iTunes, Soundcloud and Google Play!

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