Stay ConnectedGrowth Now Movement is hosted by Entrepreneur and Public Speaker Justin Schenck and has been chosen by INC Magazine as a Top 8 podcast every Entrepreneur should follow.
He sits down with top performers, celebrities, and entrepreneurs like Ed Mylett, Joel Marion, Sarah Centrella, and Andy Frisella! They then teach you how to implement things into your life for you to live your dreams!
Fabio Viviani is a Celebrity Chef, Hospitality developer, best selling cookbook author and TV Host. In 2005 he moved from Italy to United States to expand his journey into Hospitality, In 2008 he appeared on the reality television competition series Top Chef where he was voted "Fan Favorite".
Since 2005 Fabio has open three dozen of food establishments, Restaurants, bars and event spaces and served as spokesperson for several international brands. With over 10 millions meals served each year Fabio Viviani Hospitality is one of the leading Restaurant Group in the US. His newest venture is JARS by Fabio Viviani which is one of the fastest growing franchises in the World.
He is a recurring guest on national television shows such as Good Morning America, The Rachael Ray Show, The Chew, and countless Food Network Shows such as Cutthroat Kitchen: All-Star Tournament, which he won. In February 2017, he released "Fabio's Kitchen," a 52-episode cooking show hosted on YouTube followed by a second season that was launched on May 2018.
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Lisa Overland shares her journey from skepticism about online business to becoming a successful digital marketer. She discusses her initial involvement in multi-level and affiliate marketing, her transition to working with small business owners, and her eventual establishment of her own marketing agency. Lisa also talks about the influence of her parents' work ethic on her drive for success. The episode also features Lisa's insights on lead generation, the evolution of online interaction, and the importance of personal branding.
Sarah Centrella Returns to the Show! Sarah and Justin discuss Sarah's personal growth and her success in manifesting her dreams through vision boards. They reflect on her journey from facing eviction to ascending the corporate ladder, starting businesses, and traveling the world. They emphasize the importance of dreaming big, having a clear vision, and aligning one's mindset, energy, and purpose. Sarah shares her experiences of overcoming adversity and her work coaching women.
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Malcolm Peace, an expert in preparing small businesses for sale and transition to new ownership. Malcolm shares his passion for small businesses, with a particular focus on blue-collar industries. His aim is to help business owners who lack a succession plan.
During the interview, Malcolm emphasizes the importance of documentation in the process of selling a small business. He explains that having clear and organized records can significantly increase the value of a business and make the transition smoother for both the buyer and the seller.
Another key topic discussed is managing personnel. Malcolm highlights the challenges that arise when transitioning from an owner-centric business to a more systemized approach. He emphasizes the need for effective communication and training to ensure that employees understand their roles and responsibilities.
The conversation also touches on the unique aspects of small business ownership. Malcolm stresses the importance of setting aggressive goals and continuously striving for growth. He believes that having systems and processes in place is crucial for scaling a business and achieving long-term success.
Outside of his professional expertise, Malcolm shares his personal journey into triathlons and how he manages his time and tasks. He discusses the discipline and focus required to balance his passion for sports with his work responsibilities.
Overall, this podcast episode provides valuable insights into preparing small businesses for sale and transition, as well as the challenges and rewards of small business ownership. Malcolm's expertise and passion for helping business owners shine through, making this episode a must-listen for anyone in the small business world.
Rebecca Zung is a Narcissism Negotiation Expert, founder of the SLAY negotiation method, popular YouTuber (more than 20 MILLION VIEWS in less than 2 years) and one of the Top 1% of attorneys in the nation, having been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as a "Best Lawyer in America", as "Legal Elite" by Trend Magazine, and recognized by her peers and the judiciary as AV preeminent rated in family law, the highest possible rating for an attorney by Martindale Hubbell. She is the author of TWO bestselling books, Negotiate Like You M.A.T.T.E.R.: The Sure Fire Method to Step Up and Win (foreword by Robert Shapiro) and Breaking Free: A Step-by-Step Divorce Guide for Achieving Emotional, Physical, and Spiritual Freedom, and is a sought after major media contributor. Her perspectives are in high demand by television and print outlets, as she has been featured in or on Extra, Forbes, Huffington Post, Newsweek, Time, Dr. Drew, NPR Talk Radio, Good Day New York and CBS Los Angeles among others. Now, she is continuing to serve through her very popular YouTube channel, media appearances, podcast, articles and on-demand programs such as S.L.A.Y. Your Negotiation™ with a Narcissist, SLAY the Narcissist in Family Court, and Breaking Free™ Divorce Masterclasses.
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In this podcast episode, I welcome Kody Thompson, the founder of Work Pod. Our conversation revolves around his incredible journey of accidentally starting a successful business as a graphic designer and eventually expanding to hire over 500 staff for various businesses.
We delve into the importance of leadership, taking ownership, and building trust within teams. Kody dispels common misconceptions about hiring overseas and highlights the immense talent and opportunities available in countries like the Philippines.
I also share my approach to goal-setting and daily practices for success, providing valuable insights for listeners looking to achieve their own professional and personal goals. I emphasize the significance of family and share effective time management strategies that have helped me maintain a healthy work-life balance.
Overall, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and inspiration for entrepreneurs and small business owners looking to build successful teams and achieve their goals. Kody's story serves as a testament to the power of determination, leadership, and embracing opportunities in unexpected places.
Blake Eastman is the founder of The Nonverbal Group. His entire life has been dedicated to Psychology and Nonverbal Behavior and he has started several companies fueld by his passion to better understand human behavior.
He was formerly an adjunct psychology professor at the City University of New York for 6 years where he taught General Psychology, Developmental Psychology, and Group Dynamics. Blake's academic roots are in forensic psychology with an emphasis on psychological testing.
He played poker professionally, and is the founder of School of Cards, the first brick-and-mortar poker school in New York City. The range of his experience as a poker educator is quite wide - from teaching players the difference between a straight and flush, to constructing higher level strategies in combating some of the toughest games, and players, in the world.
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This week I got to welcome back my friend and renowned interviewer, Chris Van Vliet. Our conversation was truly captivating as we delved into the art of conducting interviews, and social media. Throughout the episode, Chris shared his expertise and insights, making it an incredibly informative and engaging discussion.
One of the key topics we explored was the impact of social media on the broadcasting and podcasting industry. Chris, who has gained recognition for his exceptional interviewing skills, shared his unique approach to creating viral content on social media. We discussed the importance of staying relevant and adapting to the ever-changing landscape of media consumption. Chris also offered insights into the future of streaming platforms and podcasts, highlighting the exciting opportunities they present for content creators.
As our conversation progressed, we delved into the challenges and rewards of being a content creator. We emphasized the significance of patience and consistency in building a successful career in the industry. Additionally, we touched upon the transformative power of gratitude and its positive impact on one's personal and professional life.
I must say, it was truly an honor to have Chris as a guest on the podcast. His wealth of knowledge and experience in the field of interviewing made for an incredibly insightful conversation. We expressed our mutual admiration and gratitude for each other's work, and I am grateful for the opportunity to engage in such an enlightening discussion.
I am confident that our listeners will be inspired and enlightened by the valuable insights shared throughout this episode. Chris Van Vliet's expertise and passion for his craft truly shine through, making this episode a must-listen for anyone interested in the art of conducting interviews and the world of wrestling.
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Navid Moosa discusses life, real estate, wealth building, and family. Navid shares his journey in real estate investing and how his mindset shifted from materialistic goals to prioritizing family and financial education. They also touch on the lack of financial literacy education in schools. Justin and Navid talk about investing in their children's future, the flaws in the school system, and the importance of teaching children about money. They discuss different avenues for making money in real estate and the concept of travel versus vacation. The episode ends with Navid sharing his contact information and Justin thanking him for his insights.
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