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Larry is joined by Mexican artist, Gilda Garza! Hear how Gilda went from being an accountant to a celebrity-favorite artist by pursuing her passions. Gilda dives into how she worked nonstop to put on her first exhibition in Mexico City that started it all. When opportunity knocks, you have to be ready!
TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [3:20] Gilda's family influences and how she became an artist. [9:35] How Gilda made her first exhibition happen in less than 5 months. [12:20] Pursuing her passions. [14:40] If you keep getting better, the world will find out about you.
Larry is back and sharing what he has observed in other successful leaders and coaches. While no two great leaders are exactly the same, there are invaluable traits that they will all share—so listen in and make sure you aren't missing the fundamentals. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [5:12] Helping others become their own coach. [10:30] Identifying others' strengths [17:26] Having perspective.
In this special episode, Larry is joined by none other than his son Adam Weidel! Larry and Adam are discussing motivation and how to become elite in your industry. Talent is useless without motivation, so make sure you're focused in and getting the results you want. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [2:24] People that dismiss training. [6:31] Finding inspiration. [8:55] How motivation shows up. [10:56] Closing thoughts.
(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) Larry is speaking again with diversified creator and leader, Mark Harvey. Mark and Larry continue their previous discussions by going over their non-negotiables both in their work and personal lives. Mark shares how he has worked to create an environment that gives those around him every possible chance to succeed, and why he never focuses on getting the credit as a leader—even though he will end up with the blame. You don't just get back on the horse if you keep getting thrown off, you ask yourself why you were thrown off to begin with. Listen in and learn how Matt handles "being thrown off the horse" and the value in taking the time to find the root of the problem before starting again. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [2:44] Mark on respecting others and yourself. [8:55] Don't focus on getting the credit. [11:07] Larry's "make or break" rule.
(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) Social media aggregator, Matt Gore, is joining Larry for another insightful episode. After celebrating 25 years of success in the video production business, Matt shares some of the experiences he's had working with "Fortune 5000" companies and a few fond memories of his clients. If you aren't playing the long game you will eventually fall flat. Listen in to Matt's tips on planning long term and make sure you aren't just making it day-to-day in your business. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [3:15] Working with "Fortune 5000" clients. [7:29] Playing the long game. [9:23] How to contact Matt. [15:01] Closing thoughts.
(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) Larry is back with new million-dollar earner, Jeff Mallard! Jeff is sharing what unexpected changes have come with becoming breaking a million-dollar income, and how finding and filling a need was his tried and true method for becoming successful. These leaders have been able to break through any preconceived notions of what is possible—listen in so you can too! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [2:40] What's followed becoming a million-dollar earner. [7:26] Doors that have been opened for Jeff. [14:04] Expanding your vision and getting great people.
(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) If you have a sorry coach, you're not winning the Super Bowl. In this episode, Larry is joined again by entrepreneur and esteemed coach, Jeff Mallard! Larry and Jeff discuss what it means to be a good leader by holding yourself accountable, and identifying others' strengths. Anyone can look good on a resume or in an interview so how do you find the right fit for your team? Listen in so you can make sure you end up with a producer and not a parasite when you are searching for new individuals to add to your dynamic group. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [2:44] Holding yourself accountable first. [8:36] The "core" drives results. [10:12] Anyone can look good on paper. [13:50] How Jeff's standards have changed since COVID-19.
(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) Larry is back with actor Robert "RJ" Wagner and they discuss several of the life long practices that RJ exercised that have attributed to his extraordinary success. Learn the value in making your team aware of their contribution, and why you won't get far without being flexible and open to input from others. Lastly, RJ shares a story about a time when a strong leader/director was able to completely turn the energy around on set to save the production—and how he was able to do it! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [2:55] What RJ observed in professional actors. [11:52] Acknowledging other's contributions. [20:50] Personifying winning traits.
(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) Larry is back with Omar Oropesa and discussing what it means to be a pro, and the importance of surrounding yourself with the best. Learn how being an amateur doesn't mean you will always lose so don't let that be an excuse for failure. Giving 98% will never be enough so make sure you do everything you can to set yourself apart. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [0:55] What becoming a pro means. [7:25] The fine line between mediocrity and greatness. [9:40] There's no easy way to grow wealth.
(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) Larry is back with Mark Harvey and discussing the methods Mark uses to keep on track and the importance of coaching in achieving your goals. Mark discusses how he went from ski racing to publishing his first book—which led him all the way to creating a documentary! Lastly, there is a massive difference between quitting and just changing course so learn how you can prevent getting stuck going in a direction leading towards a dead end. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [4:39] Outside influences on future success. [9:46] Mark on writing his book. [15:17] Avoiding getting stuck.
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