Jordan Mitchell is an recording artist, songwriter, producer, and audio engineer.

Originally from a small farming town Elkhart, KS he relocated to New York City where he has worked as an engineer with some of the top names in the industry such as Aloe Blacc, Cyndi Lauper, Ty Dolla Sign, Brandy, Nile Rodgers, Blondie, Lil Kim, Waka Flacka, Tank, Youngboy Never Broke again, Ray J, Elle Varner, Kat Deluna, Dev Hynes a.k.a. Blood Orange and many more.

This is such an interesting conversation. We dive into...

Let's explore.

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Connect with Jordan Mitchell:

IG: https://www.instagram.com/jordanbmitchell/

Website: https://www.jordanbmitchell.com/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jordanbmitchell

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We need to talk about this...

If you're a human (never know nowadays) you've experienced "professional jealousy."

The contraction that comes from jealousy is unlike any other.

And it's compounded by the fact that we sometimes even wish defeat and failure upon others. Sometimes it's the people closest to us.

Then....the gigantic shame wave pours over us, drowning us in self-pity and stagnation.

Ahhh..

You've chosen a path to go down. A profession, skills, and a career to pursue.

We're all trying to stand out, be authentic, and build something awesome.

It's a vulnerable and brave thing to do.

But what happens when it feels like everyone else has it figured out but you?

What happens if one of your friends experiences huge success in something you've been doing longer.

Jealousy is there for a reason. It's not bad.

It's only "bad" when it steals our attention for too long and sucks us into a comparison trap.

So what can we do to turn jealously into an opportunity?

Let's explore.

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"We have to do the unseen work, so that when we are seen, we have something to show for it."

Myles Biggs is a lot of things...an author, storyteller, marketer, coach, father, podcaster.

His podcast, Relish the Journey, was named #5 on a list of the top 15 Podcasts of 2020, by New York Weekly.

That led him to write the book, Unseen Work.

In his book "Unseen Work" he's taken an unspoken problem and created a framework and context for it.

Join Myles, Miles.....and Bill as we talk about:

Connect with Myles Biggs:

What's one thing you could do every day that would radically improve your life?

"It's not the load that breaks you down; it's the way you carry it." — Lena Horne.

We meander through...

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Connect with Bill: https://www.instagram.com/mindartcoach/

Connect with Miles: https://www.instagram.com/milestones_co/

Ryan is an American Buddhist entrepreneur. As the founder of Kitcaster, a podcast booking agency, he facilitates thousands of extraordinary conversations.

Prior to Kitcaster, Ryan owned a media and marketing agency for 10 years. For eight of those years, he has hosted the founder’s podcast Talklaunch. Consistently ranked in the iTunes “Top 100” podcasts, he has recorded 300+ interviews with more than a quarter-million downloads.

He is married with two kiddos in Denver, CO. He enjoys training Brazilian jiu-jitsu (purple belt) and capoeira (green / yellow cord), volunteering as a finance mentor, and is an avid sportsman.

Kitcaster – Ryan’s podcast booking agency.

Ryan’s LinkedIn

Kitcaster IG

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The Box Workshop (A workshop for creatives to finish what they started)

Have you built structure around your work?

Or, do you just create when you feel like it and stop when you don't?

Do you consistently promote your work?

Or do you just post it on your Instagram story once?

In this conversation, we explore what it means to have a "Box" as we've decided to call it.

A container that holds focused energy around your creative work and allows you to show up as a professional creative, coach, and entrepreneur.

We discuss:

Matthew J. Anderson finished his first novel earlier this year.

"Sign of Deception"

Matt grew up in Cottage Grove, a small town east of Madison, WI. His passion for writing started at seven years old when one of his aunts gifted him with a shiny ballpoint pen in a pristine case on Christmas Day.

He started Signs of Deception, his first manuscript when he was eighteen years old. Sixteen years later, at the age of thirty-four, he finally gained the courage to show it to the world and finished the remaining chapters.

In Matt’s free time, he enjoys traveling the world, reading psychological thrillers, exploring new trails either biking or hiking, shooting hoops, and rooting for all the Badger State sports teams

www.authormatthewjanderson.com

We discuss:

On this episode we talk about why we quit right before we take off. Why we fail to launch, and we take a look at clearing the runway as we move into the end of 2021. (we also grossly over use the whole airplane metaphor thing)

Obscurity: the state of being difficult to see or understand. the state of being unknown or forgotten. Webster.

From string quartet to symphonies, software as a service to coaching performers on how to make a living doing what they love, today's guest shares how he rose from relative obscurity in music school to the thriving business he has today.

Jared Judge has had a diverse career in Music and Technology. Having two degrees in music, he served as an elementary and high school band director and ran a non-profit opera house.

As a self-proclaimed tech geek, he has built many websites and apps. When he launched his wedding string quartet, Dream City Strings, it immediately became the top-gigging string quartet in Milwaukee.

As the administrative work piled high, he launched BookLive as a tool to automate much of that work and to help other musicians run profitable live music businesses. He now coaches hundreds of performing groups on making a living off of music.

In this conversation, we discuss…

Enjoy!

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I've asked for a divorce more than once, but I had to face facts; I have a business, so I'm in a long-term relationship with Marketing.

Miles and I wind our way through a conversation about having a healthy relationship with Marketing.

I ran a poll and asked people, "what's your relationship with marketing?"

The most selected answer was...

"It's fine, IDK I'm still figuring it out.

The second was, "It's cringy and I don't like it."

Why do so many people have such a toxic relationship with marketing?

Let's explore that.