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🎙️ Special Episode Alert! On this heartwarming and hilarious episode of The Ryan Holtz Show, Ryan hands over the mic to a very special guest—his 5-year-old daughter! 👧💬

Get ready for an unfiltered, giggle-filled dive into the magical mind of a kindergartner. From favorite snacks to big dreams, playground politics to why unicorns definitely exist, this episode is pure joy. You'll laugh, you'll "aww," and maybe even see the world a little differently—through the wonderfully curious eyes of a 5-year-old.

Whether you're a parent, a kid at heart, or just need a smile today, this one's for you. Tap in for a dose of honesty, cuteness, and all the feels ❤️✨

Much love,

#TeamHoltz

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In this exclusive episode of The Ryan Holtz Show, we're joined by none other than Don Lemon, the legendary journalist and former CNN anchor.

Don opens up about his decision to leave CNN, reflecting on his career, the challenges he's faced in the media industry, and his next big steps.

But that's not all – we also dive deep into a fascinating conversation about Donald Trump's obsession with Canada, the tariffs, and what it all means for the future of North American relations. Don's insights and candid reflections will give you a behind-the-scenes look at the world of media, politics, and the powerful forces shaping global conversations today. Don't miss this episode packed with thought-provoking commentary and a refreshing perspective from one of the most respected figures in journalism. Hit that subscribe button and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode of The Ryan Holtz Show! Let us know your thoughts in the comments below – we'd love to hear what you think about this discussion! You can reach out and see what Don is up to here. If you would like to work with myself and my team to help your business or your life in a meaningful way, reach out anytime! Much love, #TeamHoltz

In this episode of the Ryan Holtz Show Podcast, host Ryan Holtz interviews actor and entrepreneur Aleks Paunovic, who shares his journey from a heavy metal musician to a successful actor and founder of a water company called Legend. They discuss the importance of diverse experiences, the flow state in performance, and the significance of networking in the acting industry. Aleks also talks about his new venture in the water industry, emphasizing community and charity, and reflects on personal growth and self-awareness throughout his career.

Takeaways

-Aleks Paunovic transitioned from music to acting after a casting opportunity arose while he was in a band.
-He emphasizes the importance of diverse experiences in personal and professional growth.
-Preparation and rituals are crucial for actors to access their creativity and perform at their best.
-Finding a flow state allows actors to be more relaxed and accessible to their talents during performances.
-Networking and building relationships in Hollywood are essential for career advancement.
-Aleks shares a memorable experience working with Anthony Hopkins, highlighting the importance of authenticity in interactions.
-He believes in giving back to the community through charity events and supporting mental health initiatives.
-The launch of Legend Water aims to provide a premium product while also supporting addiction recovery resources.
-Aleks values the importance of in-person auditions and networking over virtual interactions.
-Self-awareness and understanding one's strengths are key to personal growth and success.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene
00:00 Aleks Paunovic's Journey into Acting
02:49 Cultural Background and Family History
05:47 Diverse Interests and Career Paths
08:18 Preparation and Rituals for Acting
11:03 The Importance of Relaxation in Performance
14:00 Flow State and Creative Access
17:43 Transforming Auditions: A Mindset Shift
20:21 Embracing Vulnerability and Learning from Failure
22:15 Authenticity in Performance: Being True to Yourself
24:59 Navigating the Celebrity World: Confidence and Respect
29:34 Building Connections: The Importance of Networking
36:59 Launching a Water Brand: Inspiration and Challenges
38:32 The Birth of Legend Water
41:20 Navigating the Acting Landscape
43:26 Networking and Building Relationships
45:26 Finding Your Unique Contribution
50:03 Personal Growth and Empathy
53:23 The Journey of Resilience

Check out Aleks on Instagram here.

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Much love,

#TeamHoltz

In this episode of the Rhyno Show Podcast, host Ryan Holtz interviews Fawn Weaver, founder of Uncle Nearest Whiskey and author of ‘Love and Whiskey’. Fawn shares her journey of authenticity, the challenges she faced with her book cover, and the importance of storytelling in branding. 

She discusses her views on imposter syndrome, the significance of understanding market trends, and offers advice for women over 40 looking to re-enter the workforce or start their own businesses. Fawn emphasizes the need for individuals to lean into their natural gifts and the importance of being true to oneself in both personal and professional realms.

Fawn Weaver emphasizes the importance of authenticity in business.

-The cover controversy of ‘Love and Whiskey’ highlights the struggle for creative control.

-Understanding market trends is crucial for success in the spirits industry.

-Storytelling is essential for branding and connecting with consumers.

-Fawn believes imposter syndrome is a concept that should be challenged.

-She encourages women over 40 to rediscover their passions and natural gifts.

-Fawn’s introverted nature influences her approach to public speaking and engagement.

-The significance of support as a verb in building a brand.

-Greatness is often forged through overcoming challenges and adversity.

-Fawn advocates for being true to oneself and not seeking validation from others.

Chapters

00:00 Technical Difficulties and Introductions

00:13 Fawn Weaver’s Journey and Book Cover Story

09:29 Authenticity and Standing Ground

15:16 Challenging Perceptions and Historical Context

18:46 Mindset Over Imposter Syndrome

20:52 The Motivation Behind the Climb

23:52 The Power of Storytelling in Business

34:27 Connecting with the Audience: The Art of Communication

39:44 Sex, Money, and the Underlying Forces of Influence

41:17 The Power of Storytelling in Branding

43:18 Overcoming Darkness: A Journey of Resilience

46:09 Finding Purpose Through Adversity

50:22 The Life of an Introverted Entrepreneur

56:07 Advice for Women Over 40: Rediscovering Passion

01:01:24 Building an Independent Brand in a Competitive Market

Check out fawn and her book and distillery here.

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The post 238: From Homeless to CEO: Fawn Weaver on Argument-Free Marriage & Nearest Green’s Jack Daniel Legacy! first appeared on Award-Winning Global Business & Branding Coach, AI-Driven Marketing Expert & Podcast Host.

In this episode of the Rhyno Show Podcast, host Ryan Holtz interviews Fawn Weaver, founder of Uncle Nearest Whiskey and author of 'Love and Whiskey'. Fawn shares her journey of authenticity, the challenges she faced with her book cover, and the importance of storytelling in branding. 

She discusses her views on imposter syndrome, the significance of understanding market trends, and offers advice for women over 40 looking to re-enter the workforce or start their own businesses. Fawn emphasizes the need for individuals to lean into their natural gifts and the importance of being true to oneself in both personal and professional realms.

Fawn Weaver emphasizes the importance of authenticity in business.

-The cover controversy of 'Love and Whiskey' highlights the struggle for creative control.

-Understanding market trends is crucial for success in the spirits industry.

-Storytelling is essential for branding and connecting with consumers.

-Fawn believes imposter syndrome is a concept that should be challenged.

-She encourages women over 40 to rediscover their passions and natural gifts.

-Fawn's introverted nature influences her approach to public speaking and engagement.

-The significance of support as a verb in building a brand.

-Greatness is often forged through overcoming challenges and adversity.

-Fawn advocates for being true to oneself and not seeking validation from others.

Happy listening!

-#TeamHoltz

The post 237: Why Women Over 40 Are Feeling Drained. Kate Kali Reveals the Truth Behind Energy, Confidence, and Balance first appeared on Award-Winning Global Business & Branding Coach, AI-Driven Marketing Expert & Podcast Host.

In this powerful episode of the Ryan Holtz Show, Kate Kali dives deep into the reasons why women over 40 are experiencing physical and emotional drain.

From hormonal shifts to burnout, Kate unpacks the challenges women face as they navigate this life stage, and shares powerful insights on how to reclaim energy, confidence, and a renewed sense of self. If you're feeling off-balance, this conversation is a must-listen. Please let us know what you think in the comments and if you would like to work with Ryan and his team, click here. Learn more about Kate here. Happy listening and much love from #TeamHoltz!

In this episode of The Ryan Holtz Show, we're diving into the world of event planning and venue management with Conn Morey, the visionary founder of Venue GPS.

Conn is revolutionizing the way we discover, book, and experience event spaces, and he's here to share how his innovative platform is disrupting the industry. From streamlining venue selection to empowering event organizers with the tools they need for success, Venue GPS is making waves in the event space sector. Tune in as Conn talks about his journey, the challenges of scaling a tech-driven business, and how he's transforming the future of events, one venue at a time. If you're an event planner, venue owner, or just passionate about the events industry, this episode is a must-listen!

Download Venue GPS here.

This episode is proudly sponsored by Conn Morey and his team at Venue GPS. If you would like to sponsor an episode, reach out to ask about options.

HAPPY LISTENING! Much love, Team Holtz!

The post 235: From Soul Legacy to Digital Empire: Isaac Hayes’ Son Isaac Hayes III on Building a Fanbase & Owning Your Content first appeared on Award-Winning Global Business & Branding Coach, AI-Driven Marketing Expert & Podcast Host.

In this episode, we sit down with Isaac Hayes III, the visionary founder of Fanbase, a revolutionary social media platform designed to empower creators to take control of their content and monetize their communities.

As the son of the legendary Isaac Hayes, Isaac III has always been immersed in the world of music, creativity, and entrepreneurship. Drawing from his deep background in music production, Isaac III shares how he used his expertise to raise capital and develop a platform that prioritizes creator ownership in a way traditional social media giants don't. Isaac talks about his journey from the music studio to the tech world, how he's challenging the status quo of content creation, and why he believes creators should have full ownership of their work. He dives into the importance of building a loyal fanbase and how Fanbase is not just another social media app—it's a movement toward true independence for creators. If you're a creator looking to take control of your career, or just curious about the future of digital content, this episode is for you. Tune in to hear how Isaac Hayes III is reshaping the landscape of online content creation and helping creators unlock their true potential. Happy listening and if you want to work with Ryan and his team to either grow your business or improve your life, click here.