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Sunday Oct 03, 2021
Sunday Oct 03, 2021
Sometimes, you have to fight for the things you care about.
On this episode of the Making Bank podcast, Tim Kennedy discusses his career in the military, the UFC, and Socratic education. Tim saw with his own kids how every child learns differently and set out to create an education that reflected that. His school, Apogee, seeks to help every child fulfill their potential.
Tim also chats about his time in the UFC fighting, as well as in Special Forces. He covers what inspired him to join the military and the lessons he now applies to his businesses. Listen to the episode to hear more about Apogee’s education model, boxing victories, and war stories.
Listen to Josh and Tim discuss Socratic Education:
New Adventures (1:33)
Tim discusses the lessons he’s learned on pivoting from the military, as well as this past year—and is applying them to his entrepreneurship. He is launching 12 new companies, including a school.
Apogee: An Acton Academy (3:04)
Tim’s venture that he’s most proud of is his school Apogee. Having been homeschooled himself, Tim understands and follows the model that parents should facilitate the education of their children.
A Socratic School (8:45)
Tim explains how at Apogee, the students—otherwise known as “heroes”—are active participants in their own learning. They are the ones leading the classroom discussions and activities and with the guidance of the teachers, the students discover the answers themselves.
When accepting heroes into their studios, Apogee looks for parents and children who are both willing to try this new approach.
Different Learning Styles for Different Children (11:22)
No two children learn the same way. Tim’s seen it in his own children, and he’s seen it in the heroes at Apogee. Traditional schooling follows certain agendas—whether that be the teacher’s, the school’s, or the governments. At Apogee, the focus is on the children.
How Tim Manages Multiple Companies (14:36)
When it comes to managing multiple companies, Tim hires the right people and then allows them to do their jobs properly, without being micromanaged. Tim also follows a military approach that emphasizes training, as well as organization.
People, Purpose, and Plan (17:41)
Tim first makes sure that the person he’s looking to hire has the right attitude and culture to fit well into the organization. Next, he looks to see if his purpose aligns with their purpose. Finally, he looks to see what their plan is, how they will execute it, and if they even planned in the first place.
Discipline (22:49)
Without discipline, there is no success. For Tim, discipline is commitment to a plan that is executed in 30-minute blocks. If you have a plan, even when life gets in the way, you can go back to the plan.
Tim also touches on how discipline can not only help your business but also your family life.
Tim’s Background (28:14)
For those who don’t know, Tim shares his background of homeschooling, sports, martial arts and more. After a career in UFC and watching 9/11 unfold, Tim joined the military and became a Green Beret.
The Camera’s Focus (37:11)
Zooming out, Tim and Josh discuss Special Forces and the state of the US right now.
Lessons from the Special Forces (46:46)
Tim explains the key lessons he’s learned from the Special Forces that he now implements in his businesses. He values qualities like communication, and more.
The UFC (49:37)
Tim talks about his time at the UFC and what he would’ve done differently.
Stopping Poverty Stops Trafficking (55:04)
Before the episode wraps up, Tim touches on SERE school, as well as ways you can help stop crimes such as drug and sex trafficking. He encourages those who can to open community centers, gyms, programs and more. If we can prevent poverty, then we can prevent other crimes as well.
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Sunday Sep 26, 2021
Sunday Sep 26, 2021
A plant-based protein or delicious comfort food? Why not both?
On this episode of the Making Bank Podcast, Jim Pakulis discusses Boosh, the company that’s producing plant-based comfort food. From shepherd’s pie to pate, Boosh’s products are non-GMO, gluten-free, low in sugar—and taste incredible!
Jim has helped Boosh grow from zero to 16 million in just two years, selling in over 400 stores and now moving into the US market. This May, Boosh went public with a unique IPO structure that has a track recording of excelling. Listen to the episode to hear more of Jim’s journey and his advice for young entrepreneurs.
Listen to Josh and Jim discuss plant-based protein:
Jim’s Entrepreneurial Background (2:39)
Alternative meats aren’t Jim’s first venture in being on the forefront of a new industry. In 2010, he was the CEO WeedMaps and took it public, growing it from zero to 16 million in less than two years.
Jim believes that the alternative meats is the next great industry that will take trillions away from the animal protein market.
Plant Protein vs. Animal Protein (3:57)
While Jim doesn’t believe people will fully convert to just plant protein, he does think that many will start incorporating more plant protein in their diets.
Boosh (5:30)
As more companies enter the alternative meat space, some products are over-processed while others are raw. Boosh produces natural products that are 100% plant-based, non-GMO, gluten-free, and low sugar and sodium. All of Boosh’s products meet these requirements.
Popular Products (6:47)
Boosh’s customers love the shepherd’s pie and the Bolognese, made in partnership with Beyond meat.
How Jim Joined Boosh (7:53)
Jim and his team research companies that they feel meet their metrics—and that’s how he discovered Boosh out of Vancouver. Together, with the team at Boosh, they have grown the company to have their own entrees that are sold in over 400 stores.
In May of this year, they did a unique IPO structure that has worked for them in the past.
Room to Grow (13:15)
While Boosh is in 400 stores, there is still a huge market for them to tackle. Instead of making another non-meat burger, Boosh is approaching the industry with a different style. They are creating and acquiring unique products like pates, and even powdered cheeses.
What Jim Requires in Who He Acquires (17:12)
When looking at companies to acquire, Jim looks at certain factors such as management, the industry, debt, and the uniqueness of the product.
The Mission and Millennials (19:30)
Jim touches on an imperative point that the history of fast-food taking over in the mid 20th century has created this need to return to fresh farming once again. Additionally, younger generations like Millennials and Gen Z are attracted to products that help preserve the environment.
Welcome to America (21:21)
Before Jim wraps up, he announces Boosh’s move into the US market.
Jim also relays his advice to any entrepreneur: you’ve got to keep getting up. You’re going to face challenges s an entrepreneur and want to quit—but that next day you could have a break through.
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Sunday Sep 19, 2021
Sunday Sep 19, 2021
Can ice baths treat autoimmune diseases? For this guest, it did.
On this episode of the Making Bank podcast, Jason Stauffer explains how his research and work with ice baths has changed him and his wife Adrienne’s lives forever. Originally working in pharmaceuticals, Jason left when his wife fell sick and wasn’t getting any better despite the drugs she took. He tried intermittent fasting, sleeping outside and ice baths, which changed his life. Within a year of doing ice baths, his wife was off all medications.
Now, Jason runs Morozko Forge, which sells the best at-home ice baths on the market. Listen to the episode to hear more about his cool journey.
Listen to Josh and Jason discuss ice baths:
Jason’s Background in Pharmaceuticals (2:40)
After receiving his degree, Jason entered into the pharmaceutical world. While he learned a lot and eventually switched to consulting, he saw how the industry treated symptoms, as opposed to finding cures. He also began to see the macro picture of disease, infections and trouble areas. This prompted him to start looking at things differently.
A Personal Reason (7:09)
Around her early thirties, Jason’s wife fell sick, allergic to things she had consumed her whole life, having reactions, and gaining weight. At first doctors didn’t know what was wrong until she was diagnosed with several autoimmune diseases. While she was prescribed medicine, she wasn’t improving. So, Jason decided to do something about it.
Anti-Fragile (11:20)
In his research, Jason came across the idea of “anti-fragile” which is something that becomes stronger under stress. For example, when you work out at the gym, you’re tearing your muscle cells—but when they reform, they do so stronger than before. Applying this to himself, Jason began intermittent fasting, sleeping outside, and eventually, ice baths.
Ice Baths (15:36)
After being introduced to ice baths, Jason and his wife found a lot of benefits in the experience. Jason researched ice baths and found that they prompted improvements in white blood cell count, certain motor responses, and thyroid and hormonal regulation.
Jason’s Ice Bath (20:25)
After researching ice baths, Jason found most facilities were for athletes or PT centers. He wanted to create an ice bath that would always be ready without him having to buy pounds of ice each week. After a few prototypes in his backyard, he found a solution. After a year of using his ice bath, Jason’s wife was off all medications.
How the Business Started (25:50)
When Jason started selling ice baths, he made a promise: whatever was wrong with the product, he would fix and learn from it. So, as he was shipping out experimental products, he was constantly improving them.
Why Morozko? (30:13)
Jason explains why his ice bath differs from everything else on the market in terms of temperature, design and more.
Communication is Key (36:03)
In reflecting on his own experience, Jason relays some advice, the first being to communicate constantly. Next, he believes every entrepreneur should ask themselves what problem they are trying to solve. He also emphasizes rephrasing challenges, for example, with a failure, asking what you’ve learned.
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Sunday Sep 12, 2021
Sunday Sep 12, 2021
Is your business protected? Probably not.
On this episode of the Making Bank podcast, Jonathan Feniak discusses which states have the best laws for your business. Jonathan explains how Wyoming, Nevada and in some cases Delaware, have the most protection for you as a business owner. Sometimes, a claim goes after the entrepreneur, not the company, and it can really hurt your assets. Listen to this episode to learn how to prepare and protect yourself.
Listen to Josh and Jonathan discuss the laws of business:
Jonathan’s Background (2:19)
Jonathan gives a brief account of his background, as he earned a JD and MBA. With his experience in wealth management and legal expertise, he helps businesses protect themselves and their assets.
Which States are Great for your Business (4:41)
Jonathan discusses how certain states like Wyoming and Nevada are great for businesses, as their laws focus on protecting the owners. He also compares Delaware, that has laws that protect both business owners and shareholders.
Getting the Right Insurance (6:40)
Giving examples, Jonathan explains the importance of having the right insurance for your business. Not only should you choose the right policy, but it’s also imperative you read through the fine print to make sure all your bases are covered.
He also delves into the details on how certain umbrella policies may or may be right for your field of business, such as real estate.
Piercing the Veil (9:54)
Jonathan relays what can sometimes happen when you are not fully insured in an area, but you have a large claim to settle. He calls this “piercing the veil,” when the claim will go after the owners of the company for the liability. The issue with veil piercing laws is that in most states, they tend to leave a lot up to the judges. He explains how to give yourself, as a business owner, another layer of protection.
He touches on how Wyoming in particular has strict veil piercing laws that protect the businesses against these claims.
Protecting your Privacy (17:31)
Jonathan covers the ways his firm can protect your privacy as an owner, which is key when running a business. He discusses how different states have different laws about how public information can be and emphasizes the importance of privacy as a way to help yourself if a claim comes about.
LLC (20:00)
Jonathan distinguishes the different rates of forming an LLC in different states. He warns those, especially in California, to be cautious of forming an LLC in that state, as the startup and annual fees are unusually high.
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Sunday Sep 05, 2021
Sunday Sep 05, 2021
Entrepreneurs should say yes to everything, right? Wrong.
On this episode of the Making Bank podcast, Dave McKeown discusses his strategies to grow as a leader and a business. With many years of experience, Dave consults companies that struggle to keep up with their growth—or struggle to grow at all.
“Say yes now, figure it out later” doesn’t actually work, and Dave explains why. He shares tips on how to involve your team and evolve as a leader.
Listen to Josh and Dave discuss the Self Evolved Leader:
Dave’s Background (2:11)
Entrepreneurship runs in the family. Dave discusses how watching his father own several businesses sparked his interest for the field. As he grew up, Dave worked for his father’s consulting firm, coming to America to do so.
Four years ago, Dave stepped out on his own and began his own business.
Ignore the Noise (5:02)
One of the best things that Dave learned from his dad and his own company was to ignore the noise. Instead of politicking his way to success, Dave puts his ego aside to understand what is actually important for a company and how to get there.
Sustained and Scalable Success (6:47)
Say yes now, figure the rest out later! That’s what countless entrepreneurs tell you to do. But does that actually work? Dave chats about the difference between saying yes and scrambling with a company of 20 vs. 2,000. He explains why that system is necessary in the beginning, but detrimental as you grow.
Proving the Problem (8:58)
One of the biggest hurdles that Dave faces when consulting clients is convincing them of a problem. Oftentimes, companies either can’t see what is wrong or place the blame on its people. It can be easy to blame one individual or a group of individuals for issues much larger than them. Instead, Dave encourages companies to view their lack of revenue as a systemic issue that needs fixing. If you fix the system, you fix the problem.
The Self-Evolved Leader (11:57)
Fast doesn’t always mean agile. The “yes” culture may seem exciting and fast, but ultimately, it takes longer. Dave distinguishes how making a quick decision doesn’t make an agile company. Anyone can say yes—but not everyone can deliver. Companies are agile, flexible and fast when they are clear on their roles and can deliver a product as opposed to making a snap decision.
Executives of agile companies are what Dave calls self-evolved leaders. These leaders admit to what they don’t know and ask for feedback from their people. When a leader claims with absolute certainty that a path will work, Dave calls these hero leaders. They want to be seen as invincible, even when they aren’t. Self-evolved leaders grow as the company does.
Developing Your Team (16:50)
One of the most important issues Dave touches on is delegation and development of the team. Oftentimes, leaders won’t delegate their work when they could be, or spending the time to help develop their team. However, you interact with your team every day. You may as well teach them and yourself how to be more skilled and efficient.
Three Steps (21:51)
Zooming out, Dave identifies important concepts any leader in any field must follow to find success. He focuses on setting goals with your team, ensuring you give them the correct tools to implement those goals and figuring out your flow. By finding shared, compatible goals, employees will take on more accountability at work
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Sunday Aug 29, 2021
Sunday Aug 29, 2021
Boost your brain instead of burning it out.
On this episode of the Making Bank Podcast, Steven Kotler chats about his research and latest book, The Art of Impossible. As a best-selling author, Steven has researched into the neuroscience of peak performance, particularly flow state. He discusses the behavioral and cognitive steps to avoid burn out and anxiety. His advice on motivating yourself, reaching flow state and building grit are needed now more than ever.
Listen to Josh and Steven discuss the biology of burn out.
The Art of Impossible (3:07)
Steven describes his new book, The Art of Impossible. Unlike other books on peak performance, The Art of Impossible tackles the subject using neuroscience. Compared to psychology, neurobiology is concrete, reliable and repeatable. The book combines years of research and is divided into four sections.
The Science of Motivation (6:45)
Steven breaks down the science of motivation, explaining the difference between extrinsic, intrinsic, grit and more. He covers the five intrinsic motivators, such as curiosity, and what chemicals your brain releases in certain states.
Getting into the flow (10:45)
Steven explains how motivation and the flow state are closely linked. He emphasizes the importance of flow, as a state that can allow you to be 500% more productive than when in a regular or unmotivated state of mind.
Everyone is a Peak Performer (14:02)
Some days, you feel like you’ve done nothing. However, Steven argues that everyone’s brain is wired for peak performance. The trick is knowing how to unlock that.
Burn out (15:02)
Burn out is real—and avoidable. Steven covers the physical and cognitive actions you must do in order to not burn out. Sleep, nutrition, and hydration are imperative to your brain, as well as socialization, and decompressing. He touches on how these help you perform and what fear does to the brain.
Lowering Anxiety (22:24)
It seems like everyone is talking about anxiety and for good reason. Steven relays how modern society fuels our anxiety, and the three exercises you can do to reduce it. A daily gratitude practice, mindfulness practice, and regular exercise are all ways to help you and your brain decompress.
Goals and Recovering (24:19)
Two more extremely important things to avoiding burn out, anxiety and even depression are good goal-setting and healthy paths to recovery. Clear goals help your brain organize itself, whereas recreation time allows you to recover from stress. Watching TV and drinking may feel good, but they aren’t good recovery activities for you. Listen to the episode to hear what to do instead.
Flowing Frequently (25:05)
While getting into flow state is the main goal, so is finding a way to do so frequently. Steven encourages listeners to reincorporate those activities that would make time fly when they were kids—either sports, gardening, reading, knitting etc. Finding things that get your brain going and bring you joy can translate to work.
The Mental Health Crisis (30:21)
The pandemic has caused another epidemic of mental health problems. Steven breaks down misconceptions about anxiety and depression, and connects anxiety to intrinsic motivators or lack thereof.
Building Your Grit or a Prison? (33:03)
Steven distinguishes a special kind of burn out that entrepreneurs and creatives experience if they get into too much flow. He clarifies that while flow is ultimately what you want, it can sometimes imprison you, or get you stuck. That’s when grit takes over to get yourself out of that situation. However, if you don’t build your grit, you’re building your own creative prison.
What Happens in Flow? (38:20)
Steven discusses how your creativity, motivation and concentration spike in flow. Not only does it provide those valuable production tools, but your nervous system will also calm down. The best part? Your creativity can last for days after a certain flow state. He stresses the benefits of breath work, reading, and sauna time.
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Sunday Aug 22, 2021
Sunday Aug 22, 2021
You don’t have to be a billionaire to invest like one.
On this episode of the Making Bank Podcast, Clay Gardner chats about his investing app, Titan. With either $100 or $1M, Titan makes investing accessible, affordable, and active. Clay tells us how he went from a small team to landing investors like Kevin Durant in just six months. Hear about his challenges, advice, and more in the episode.
Listen to Josh and Clay discuss Active Investing:
What is Titan? (2:16)
Titan is a mobile app that allows users to have their money managed by experts. In just three years, Titan has grown to over 30,000 clients, with half a billion dollars managed today. Unlike traditional management, users of Titan don’t need to own millions of dollars to have their money smartly invested. All they need is a smart phone.
Where the money is invested (3:48)
After downloading the app, users can send anywhere from $100 to $1M to their money manager. The money manager will provide a plethora of videos explaining where your money is going, what it’s doing, and how it’s growing. Clients can choose who involved they want to be, and how much risk they want to take.
Titan vs. Hedge funds (6:16)
While Titan may appear like hedge fund on the surface, it differs in key areas. Whereas hedge funds pool investors’ money all together, Titan tracks investors’ fractional shares. $100 may not be enough to by a full share. However, with Titan it can grant you part of a share, which gives you different advantages.
The Client’s Choice (7:33)
After filling out a survey, users are presented with a recommended plan and choice of stocks. Ultimately, you can choose whatever stocks, profile and timeline you like, but Titan is always there for guidance. You can choose and change how risky you want to be in your investments, with Titan offering suggestions to match.
Clay’s Background (9:28)
After attending the Wharton School, Clay and his co-founder first went into traditional money managing. While gaining practical knowledge in banking, private equity, and hedge funds, Clay and his co-founder realized that many intelligent people were terrified of investing. The pair found that even some of the wealthiest people were hesitant to invest, and they wanted to tackle this problem right away. They believed that investing should be affordable, accessible and active. Titan has been able to tap into the large pool of Americans who want to invest but are hesitant to do so all by themselves.
Three Challenges and Advice (12:18)
Clay found that when starting out, he faced three challenges: money, tradition, and focus. The first and most obvious is he had to muster up finances to start Titan. Next, he had to tackle the idea that active investing is just as desirable as passive. He advises listeners to find those that truly believe in the idea and find support in those communities. Lastly, Clay’s challenge was deciding where to focus. Due to budget, Clay was forced to pick and choose his focus, which ultimately helped him perform very well at a few tasks.
One of the pieces of advice that Clay has been drawn to lately is that when starting a company, make sure you do every role once. No matter the role, participate in your company from all aspects to get a better understanding of how each part fits into the whole.
Success is Slow, Then Sudden (17:07)
While it took Clay and his team awhile to set up, launch, and grow, he discusses the sudden changes during Covid. Within six months, his team went from 7 people to 30. They hit their stride during the pandemic, especially with investors like Will Smith, Kevin Durant, and more – and haven’t looked back since.
Move Faster (21:56)
In looking back at his experience, Clay says the number one thing he would’ve done differently is move faster. Although Titan is only 3 years old, Clay believes that as there is so much more information out there, build your company as fast and as well as you can. An hour is still an hour to everyone, but make sure to use it wisely.
At the end of the day, no one remembers your failures. So, Clay encourages everyone to try hard, fail fast, and move on to the next adventure.
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Sunday Aug 15, 2021
Sunday Aug 15, 2021
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=== SUMMARY === 🚨🚨🚨
On today’s episode of Making Bank, Josh is joined by fellow entrepreneur Jeremy Parker, co-founder and CEO of swag.com. Jeremy graduated from Boston University in 2007, majoring in Film Production. When he was a junior in college, he created a full-length documentary, which won the Audience Award at the 2006 Vail Film Festival.
Shortly after the film festival, he also started a creative promotional product division under MV Sport, called Vote For Art, where he cut his teeth in the world of promotional products before going on to start swag.com. Jeremy also has an e-commerce platform that distributes unique promotional codes through social media influencers, Facebook and Twitter posts, which was acquired by a publicly traded company.
Today, he’s CEO of swag.com: the best place for companies to buy quality promotional products that people will actually want to keep. During his interview with Josh, Jeremy shares his rich history in the promotional products industry and how he learned what he really wanted to do and pursue as a new entrepreneur. He details how swag.com took a massive hit in March 2020 at the start of the pandemic, and how by the end of 2020 they were up over 100% from the year prior thanks to his team’s creativity, diligence, and innovation.
Check out Jeremy’s company at swag.com
Reach out for more info: jeremy@swag.com
Highlights: 🚀🚀🚀
✔How Jeremy went from studying filmmaking to becoming an entrepreneur
✔How to put yourself out there and get comfortable with rejection
✔The importance of practice when it comes to selling and pitching
✔Why swag has become such a key part of company culture
✔How Jeremy’s company had to get creative in 2020 after major hits to revenue
✔Where to adapt and innovate within your company as an entrepreneur
And much more! -- 👉 Full Episode Details - http://pix.joshfelber.com/JeremyParker
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As a GOD Focused, High-Performance Dad, Family man and Serial Entrepreneur, I help others Master the 4 Pillars of an Integrated Life. FAITH, FAMILY, FITNESS & ENTREPRENEURSHIP..
A serial entrepreneur with 31+ years of starting and growing multiple multi-million dollar companies I’ve been Featured:
• 3x Inc 5000 Serial Entrepreneur
• 2x Emmy Award Winning Producer
• A contributor to articles on Entrepreneur.com, Inc.com, & Forbes.com
• 2x Best-Selling Author as a co-author with Steve Forbes & Brian Tracy
• Expert guest on NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX and Featured on NASDAQ JumboTron
• Keynote Speaker
• Host of Making Bank TV Show
🚀 Launched Impact Podcast Agency A Full Service Solution for Podcast Hosts:
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Sunday Aug 08, 2021
Sunday Aug 08, 2021
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=== SUMMARY === 🚨🚨🚨
On today’s episode of Making Bank, Josh is joined by CEO and entrepreneur Dave Woodward to chat about the importance of continued innovation, workplace culture, and providing high quality customer support. Dave became Regional Director of Americo, a local Texas firm which he took national in just two years. In 2003, Dave founded Monopolize, Inc., a direct response marketing agency focused on financial services and the real estate industry.
In 2014, he recognized a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity when he met Russell Brunson and Todd Dickerson, the two founders of ClickFunnels. Dave joined as a vital part of the team as Chief Revenue Officer, and recently stepped into the role of CEO. Dave says it’s never about the title of CEO, it’s about results. In addition to his CEO duties, Dave is also the host of the wildly popular podcast, ClickFunnels Radio, where some of the savviest business owners and entrepreneurs on the planet share their top sales and marketing secrets.
Today, Dave shares the rich history of his experience with ClickFunnels, and how they’ve grown a thriving and supportive company culture while still leading the cutting edge of SaaS business innovation.
Highlights: 🚀🚀🚀
✔How Dave and his partners grew ClickFunnels from the ground up
✔The hidden advantage to being a bootstrapped startup
✔How ClickFunnels has cultivated a thriving workplace culture
✔Why an emphasis on customer support is so important
✔The power of implementing innovative skunkworks teams
✔Dave’s passion and advice for all entrepreneurs
And much more! -- 👉 Full Episode Details - http://pix.joshfelber.com/DaveWoodward
To contact Dave Woodward:
Check out the ClickFunnels Radio Podcast
Learn more about ClickFunnels at the company’s website.
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🔥 = ABOUT Josh Felber = Free Success Mindset eBook 🔥 joshfelber.com/successmindsetebook
As a GOD Focused, High-Performance Dad, Family man and Serial Entrepreneur, I help others Master the 4 Pillars of an Integrated Life. FAITH, FAMILY, FITNESS & ENTREPRENEURSHIP..
A serial entrepreneur with 31+ years of starting and growing multiple multi-million dollar companies I’ve been Featured:
• 3x Inc 5000 Serial Entrepreneur
• 2x Emmy Award Winning Producer
• A contributor to articles on Entrepreneur.com, Inc.com, & Forbes.com
• 2x Best-Selling Author as a co-author with Steve Forbes & Brian Tracy
• Expert guest on NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX and Featured on NASDAQ JumboTron
• Keynote Speaker
• Host of Making Bank TV Show
🚀 Launched Impact Podcast Agency A Full Service Solution for Podcast Hosts:
• Helped Clients Create Massive Growth of listeners for their Podcast
• Helped Podcast Hosts Create an Impact with their shows
• Check Out ImpactPodcastAgency.com if you want to be Omnipresent with your show.
Get daily Success Tips on Instagram.com/JoshFelber
FB: www.FB.com/JoshFelber10x
Meet Josh at his WEBSITE: bit.ly/JoshFelber
Read Josh’s BLOG on: bit.ly/JoshF_BLOG
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Sunday Aug 01, 2021
Sunday Aug 01, 2021
MAKING BANK is now a weekly YouTube TV show - iTunes Podcast uncovering the Mindset and Success Strategies of the Top 1% so You Can Amplify Your Life & Business.
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=== SUMMARY === 🚨🚨🚨
On today’s episode of Making Bank, Josh is joined by fellow podcast host Jordan Harbinger to talk all about how to have deeper, more engaging conversations with interesting people. Jordan is a Wall Street lawyer turned podcast interviewer known for his approachable style and his knack for frequently securing high profile guests.
The Jordan Harbinger Show was selected as one of Apple’s Best in 2018, and today the show sees over 11 million downloads every month. Jordan’s show features a wide array of guests like Kobe Bryant, Dennis Rodman, Tony Hawk, Cesar Milan, Neil DeGrasse Tyson, Simon Sinek, and Eric Schmidt, to name a few.
In addition to hosting The Jordan Harbinger Show, he’s a consultant for law enforcement, military security companies, and is a member of North Carolina’s chapter of The Society of Professional Journalists. Jordan speaks five languages and has worked for various governments and NGOs overseas, traveling through warzones, and even getting kidnapped (twice). Jordan says his ability to talk his way out of, or into, any situation is the only reason he’s alive today.
During his interview with Josh, Jordan shares his experience developing and evolving the way he runs his podcast, with a huge emphasis on how he thoroughly preps and researches prior to each guest appearing on his show.
Highlights: 🚀🚀🚀
✔Where Jordan started with his podcast, teaching, and practicing law
✔How Jordan’s podcast has evolved over the years
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