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    Business Done Differently with Jesse Cole

    On Business Done Differently Jesse Cole speaks with successful entrepreneurs who are standing out in business and in life by thinking differently. We believe that to stand out you have to take risks and challenge the status quo. On the show, we uncover the secret tips, tactics and characteristics of our guests with unusual questions and unique segments. This is not your typical business show asking typical interview questions.

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    110: Randy Pennington - Embrace Change To Stay Relevant Dec 11, 2017
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    “Spineating: The human tendency to speak without thinking.” – Dr. Murlon Dye

    “Organizations work, or don’t, because of great leaders…who are thinking about, ‘How do I help my team reconnect with its purpose?”

    “Change doesn’t fail because we don’t know how to do change management. It doesn’t fail because of faulty management, it fails because of faulty leadership.”

    “It’s never about the knowledge. It’s always about the emotional readiness to do something. It’s about that push to get there. And what pushes us? Crisis or pain or a really big opportunity.”

    “Sometimes the promise of changing the world turns out to be just another job doing things.”

    “Everybody says today you have to find your why…I’m not against having your why, I’m not against finding your purpose, I’m not against having passion, but I also know that some days you just gotta go do the work. Because sometime your passion will go away.”

    “Ask me questions that will lead to new opportunities…The quality of the answers that we get in our life are in direct proportion to the quality of the questions that we ask.”

    “We often define ourselves by our past, not by our potential.”

    “A lot of companies are saying, ‘I want to have an excellent culture’. I look at it differently. I want you to have a culture of excellence.”

    “The middle of the organization is where change goes to die.”

    Links Mentioned:

    PenningtonGroup.com

    UBS Insider

    Make Change Work

    Results Rule

    On My Honor I Will

    Pickup App

    On Writing – Stephen King

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    109: Tom Schwab - The Man Of 1000 Podcasts Dec 07, 2017
    Show notes

    “The riches of your life are the riches of your relationships.”

    “My grandfather gave me the worst business advice ever…Choose who you drink with because you can’t choose who you work with.”

    “I think that’s such a false thing. Work-life balance. You don’t segment your life…Your work supports your life, it’s not that your life supports your work.”

    “What you have to do is acknowledge your past, but don’t let it define your future.”

    “The goal is not home runs, it’s base hits and walks when you can get them”

    “Once light hits something, suddenly the monster isn’t as scary.”

    “Self-awareness is so tough with all of the distractions in this world…and sometimes you have to do stuff that forces you to be still and listen. Because the only person in the world you can change is yourself.”

    Links Mentioned:

    Podcast Guest Profits

    Bonuses from Episode

    www.tmschwab.com

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    Play Bigger by Christopher Lockhead

    Giftology by John Ruhlin

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    108: Larry Winget - Stop Caring About What Other People Think Dec 04, 2017
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    “People have had their core values just collapse and that’s why we’re facing all the issues that we are right now… It’s because we don’t have core values of honesty and integrity. We don’t do the right thing. We’re doing the convenient thing and what serves us best instead of what serves others best and adds value to their lives. And that’s where success comes from”

    “Words are not enough. You gotta live it every single day in the way that you provide service and in your products.”

    “You already have a brand. Your brand is what your customers say about you behind your back!”

    “I realized what makes me happiest is me doing my best…I know that if my goal is to be the very best I can possibly be, then I will bring excellence to the marketplace and if I serve others through that excellence, that’s how I take care of me.”

    “I just always figured, why not me? Nothing I was ever really willing to try to do, was going to kill me. Nobody ever died asking for the sale.”

    “Here’s what I discovered, people don’t listen to what you have to say, don’t even believe what you have to say. But they always listen to see if you believe what you say.”

    “I don’t think you’re any good for anybody else until you’re first good for yourself.”

    “Dreams don’t come true, plans come true…. I’m not going to invest in a dream, I’ll invest in a plan.”

    “The biggest enemy of success is success.”

    “If you really are searching out somebody to work with you or mentor you…know that you have to offer them something”

    “One of the keys to wealth…[figure] out how to leverage other people’s markets and other people’s knowledge. I think that’s when we will all win.”

    “Being memorable makes you stand out in business and in life…Never go any place where they won’t remember you were there.”

    Larry Winget is the author of six New York Times/Wall Street Journal bestsellers and hosted the television series Big Spender on A&E for two seasons. He has appeared on several television shows including Tool Academy, Crowd Rules and Dr. Phil. He has appeared in two PBS specials, two CNBC specials of The Millionaire Inside and is a regular on many national news shows on CNBC, MSNBC, FOX Business Network and FOX News.

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    www.LarryWinget.com

    Larry Winget Facebook Fan Page

    Grow a Pair Podcast

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    107: Charlie Hoehn – Game On: Time to Laugh, Play and Have Fun. Nov 30, 2017
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    “Contracting and consulting has grown 5 times faster and is 3 times larger than the freelance economy (Uber, Lyft, etc.)”

    “Working with Tim [Ferriss] expanded the realm of what’s possible.”

    “Don’t die before your death.”

    “There’s research that says combat/war is actually bonding for men, and that’s not ideal… so why not have these simulated wars, that have these calming effects, to help guys explore and bond.” –on video games

    “What then is the right way of living? Life must be lived as play.”

    “You can learn more about a person in an hour of play than you can in a lifetime of conversation.”

    “I offered to work for free and that was by far the biggest thing that made me stand out.”

    “If your work can be immediately understood that it’s great, you can stand out. So just do great work.”

    Links Mentioned:

    CharlieHoehn.com

    Play It Away

    Author Hour

    Life Cycle

    Sleep Cycle

    Book In A Box

    The Decline of Play Ted Talk

    Leonardo Da Vinci by Isaacson

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    106: Jaime Jay – Being Authentic With Your Brand Nov 27, 2017
    Show notes

    “A2D. Active Attention Design. You want to make somebody active. You want to grab their attention and keep their attention. And you need to design that strategy.”

    “I don’t know where we're going to be in the future, but I know that communication and conversation are always going to be around.”

    “Building relationships is the key to success and podcasting is the best distribution channel to accomplish that.”

    “One way I look at business differently is how does this affect others. How does this affect my team and how does this affect my clients. And when I say ‘this’, I mean my actions. What I do and what I say.”

    “I recommend doing something as if it was the last time you were ever going to do it.”

    Links Mentioned:

    Stop Riding The Pine Podcast

    Slapshot Studio

    Life Brand Collective

    3 Day MBA Event

    19 Crimes Wine

    Redbooth

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    Co-Produced and edited by Podcast On The Go


    105: Emily and Jesse Cole - The Thank You Experiment Nov 23, 2017
    Show notes

    In 2016, the Thank You Experiment changed my life. On this episode Emily and Jesse Cole talk about the Thank You Experiment and the impact of writing a thank you letter every single today. We also share ideas from Giftology on how to think about gifts and gratitude differently.

    These ideas can be implemented today and will change the way you think about gratitude.

    Key Links:

    Thank You Experiment

    Giftology

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    104: Jeff McManus - Grow Leaders You Can Be Proud Of Nov 20, 2017
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    “The key for any leader… is to get engagement and you need to ask questions even when you know the answers.”

    “Don’t let the weeds in your head, stop you from leading yourself to success.”

    “There are no small jobs. Every job is important. Every job is vital.”

    “Create an environment and a culture where raises and promotions aren’t based on seniority, they’re based on results and based on attitude.”

    “G.R.O.W. Greatness. Resiliency. Opportunity. Wisdom.”

    “Lead yourself well…Be the person who’s solution oriented. Most leaders and managers are looking for people who solve problems.”

    “You won’t be happy if you’re continually striving and not content with what you have.”

    Jeff McManus is the Author of “Growing Weeders Into Leaders” and the director of landscape services at Ole Miss, where he has won 5 “National Championships in Landscaping” including being named “The Best Beautiful Campus” by USA Today.

    Links Mentioned:

    JeffMcManusSpeaking.com

    Growing Weeders Into Leaders

    Landscape University

    Andy Stanley Leadership Podcast

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    103: Lee Cockerell –The Secrets Behind Disney Magic Nov 16, 2017
    Show notes

    “When you become a big deal, don’t!”

    “We forget about the basics in life…Courtesy and honesty and integrity. Those are the things that make you successful in life.”

    “Raise your expectations and you’ll get better performance.”

    “Catch the imagination of a customer and give them a reason to remember you.”

    “The worst thing you can do in life is to start blaming someone else for your own problems.”

    “Do your best and forgive yourself.”

    “Multitasking to me is being able to do a lot of things at the same time, badly.”

    “We need more teachers and less bosses. My whole career I’ve tried to be a teacher and to teach people instead of yelling at them. At the end of the day, if more people focused on teaching we would have better performance, better success, and less intimidation.”

    Lee Cockerell is the former VP of Operations for the Walt Disney World Resort where he led a team of 40,000 cast members. Lee is now a public speaker and author of best-sellers like “Creating Magic: 10 Common Sense Leadership Strategies From A Life At Disney”.

    Links Mentioned:

    LeeCockerell.com

    Creating Disney Magic Podcast

    Creating Magic: 10 Common Sense Leadership Strategies From A Life At Disney

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    102: Scott Beebe - Liberating Small Business Owners From Chaos Nov 13, 2017
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    "Fear is unrealistic, at the same time fear is a close companion."

    "Perfect love casts away all fear"

    "We liberate small business owners from chaos"

    "Vision without implementation is hallucination"

    I found a hole in the market and I went after it!"

    Scott Beebe is a strategist, teacher, and business coach for My Business On Purpose. He's also the host of The Business On Purpose Podcast.

    Links Mentioned:

    MyBusinessOnPurpose.com

    How I Built This – Guy Raz

    GPS – Fareed Zakaria

    Profit First

    Deep Work

    The Power Of Moments

    Making Money Is Killing Your Business

    Checklist Manifesto

    Old Town Dispensary

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    101: Joe Calloway - Be The Best At What Matters Most Nov 09, 2017
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    "Do what works. There is no one template for how you're supposed to do it."

    "You look at the product and you go, I don't know what this is about. It's about everything. And if it's about everything, it's about nothing."

    "Don't work with people you can't stand"

    "Success is way mo' betta than failure. But you've got to be willing to take a risk."

    "What are the three things your company has to get right every day, all day long in order to succeed?"

    "When you decide what's important, you make decisions in advance."

    "The difference between successful people and extremely successful people is that extremely successful people say no to almost everything."

    Joe Calloway, global speaker and best-selling author of Be the Best at What Matters Most, Magnetic, Keep it Simple shares the secrets to success with Jesse on the first ever Business Done Differently show

    Links Mentioned:

    JoeCalloway.com

    21 free videos from Joe

    Pocket App

    Keep It Simple: Unclutter Your Mind To Uncomplicate Your Life

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