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How To Be Successfully Self-Employed - Jeffrey Shaw Jul 08, 2021

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Becoming self-employed is a dream for many. But there are so many different types of people to serve, ups and downs in the economy, occasional crises in the world. The fact is we go into business for ourselves to control our future only to realize that we enter into what seems like entirely uncontrollable circumstances. Our guest today, Jeffrey Shaw, author of The Self-Employed Life, joined Jason Marc Campbell in an exciting conversation that teaches you how to have more control over your business than you previously thought. Let Jeffrey uncover the keys to setting up the right environment for your sustainable success and happiness with the self-employed ecosystem.

Jeffrey is a speaker, author, and small business consultant who helps self-employed and small business owners gain control of their business in what seems like uncontrollable circumstances. He is also one of the most preeminent portrait photographers in the United States. Jeffrey found that the capacity for business success is linked to personal growth. So what is needed is not another how-to guide for business or another self-help book. We need a holistic approach that recognizes that our personal development and business growth are part of one connected ecosystem. In 2014, Jeffrey started a podcast, Creative Warriors, later rebranded as The Self-Employed Life, amongst the top 15% of all podcasts. He is also a LinkedIn Learning instructor, the author of two books, LINGO and The Self-Employed Life, and a regular contributor to various publications.

Listen out for:

- The reason why people prefer to be self-employed.

- The importance of personal growth in achieving success.

- The secret to helping you expand your capacity.

- How to let go of the identity that has been created for you and find your own.

- 2 Strategies that help you succeed in your business.

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The Key To An Innovative And Effective Team - Michelle Natalya Moore Jul 06, 2021

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When innovators have the right balance between attention and distraction, the result is higher individual wellbeing, innovation, and effectiveness. Do you want to truly understand why balancing how we focus and disperse attention is the key to a stronger company, with sustained market advantage and social impact? Then stay tuned, because our guest today, Michelle Natalya Moore, founded MindEQuity in 2014 after 20 years in Big 4 consulting. For a decade, she served as an equity partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers and Ernst & Young. She has an MBA and is a PDMA Certified New Product Development Professional. . Join Jason Marc Campbell and Michelle Natalya Moore, Organizational Focus Builder/Expert, in a conversation on why attention is the most valuable asset, especially for knowledge workers and anyone who mostly thinks for a living.

Michelle Natalya Moore is the Founder of MindEQuity, a management consultancy bringing 21st-century tools and practices to the forefront of team performance. In addition to her work with MindEQuity, Michelle is a member of MIT’s Social Presencing teaching team, a set of body wisdom practices enabling teams to harness attention for insight and innovation. She is the author of a chapter in Presencing Theory U, Book 3: Collective Perspectives on Presencing, University of Laval. She is also a speaker with MacKay CEO Forums, Horasis Global Meeting, and Management Leadership Forum. Michelle has been featured in the 2020 Digital Wellness Report and across various online media, podcasts and has appeared on the Voice of America Business Channel.

Listen out for:

- The difference between productivity and effectiveness.

- How wrong company culture can decrease focus.

- Why we feel anxious when we receive a new message.

- The level of openness in companies about focus training.

- The importance of buddy wisdom practice in teams.

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How To Choose The Right Social Media For Your Voice - Eric Feng Jul 01, 2021

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In today’s world, you need to have a social media presence to be known and sell in the market. However, becoming well-known on any of these platforms has become pretty challenging for companies and even personal brands because of how fast-paced everything is now. Today, our guest, Eric Feng, is a social media genius who can show you all the tips and tricks. So join Jason Campbell and Eric Feng to find out how to use social media to attract quality customers while building our authority.

Eric Feng went from being an unknown local trainer in Singapore to a celebrated global speaker, all thanks to social media. Since then, Eric started getting invited by companies and conferences to share how he did it. His record was 35 cities in Asia, Europe, and the USA - all in one year. On his birthday on 1st January this year, Eric also launched his very first podcast, #HighlySoughtAfter, and topped the apple charts in Singapore, Malaysia, and the Philippines.

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- Eric’s perspective of branding on social media.

- The actual definition of branding.

- The importance of self-awareness in branding.

- How to find out who you want to be on social media.

- 3 types of market that could be a good bet.

- Which social media platform is for you.

- The biggest mistake people make on social media.

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Importance Of Ethical Principles At Work - Hilary Grosskopf Jun 29, 2021

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Hilary Jane Grosskopf is a leadership strategist, award-winning author, and entrepreneur. Her writing is inspired by her experience as a leader in various organizations and her study of systems. Ethics sounds basic and simple enough; however, in practice, especially in the complex and often competitive business environment, it can be challenging to know the most ethical action to take and why. Join Jason Marc Campbell and Hilary Jane Grosskopf, author of Awake Ethics, in an amazing conversation on how we can apply ethical principles to foster a team culture of peace and progress.

Hilary Jane Grosskopf is the founder of Awake Leadership Solutions, a company that educates and inspires leaders seeking ethical, mindful, and creative leadership practices for work and life. She started her career in the retail supply chain at large corporations like Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie, and Restoration Hardware. As a team leader within large corporations, Hilary realized that leadership is often the hardest part of work for many people. Lack of vision, lack of interpersonal skills, and lack of opportunities for personal and professional growth often got in the way of connection and progress. Hillary has written two interactive guidebooks for leadership that contain her systems and exercises: Awake Leadership and Awake Ethics.

Listen out for:

- The story of how Kristen got into ethical principles.

- Why people steal ideas and don’t give credit.

- How to confront someone who has stolen your idea.

- 10 ethical principles to bring peace and balance at work.

- Practices that help you with work content.

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How To Identify Real Problems And Focus On Them - Kristen Cox Jun 24, 2021

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Be it in business or in life, people all too often end up wasting time by solving the wrong problem and basing their decisions on what they believe is wrong rather than focusing on identifying the correct problem and coming up with new and smarter solutions. We need to understand that knowing what to stop doing is just as important as knowing what to focus on. Join Jason Marc Campbell and Kristen Cox as they talk about the guides to identifying the right problem, setting an appropriate objective to solve it, and avoiding solutions that not only won't work but also can make the problem worse.

Kristen Cox is the world's leading authority on how to apply the Theory of Constraints to governments and nonprofits. She is also the creator of Utah’s SUCCESS Framework and the Quality Throughput over Operating Expense (QT/OE) metric which serves as the guiding process improvement tool for the Utah state government. In addition, she sits on advisory boards, is a keynote speaker, consultant, trainer, and co-founder of The Fulcrum--her private, online, TOC training community. Kristen is the co-author of 2 books, Stop Decorating the Fish and The World of Decorating the Fish and The World of Decorating the Fish along with Dr. Yishai Ashlag.

Listen out for:

- The inspiration behind Kristen’s book and what it offers.

- Problems most companies face these days.

- How to find the right solution to our company’s problems.

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The Importance Of Practicing Forgiveness - Dr. Anita Sanchez Jun 22, 2021

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When you look around your community, town, city, state, and country, you will see people acting as if they are separate and alone. As our thoughts and minds fill to bursting with more reasons to separate from perceived otherness all around us in life, at home, and at work, it is essential to remember who we are and where we all came from. Dr. Anita L. Sanchez, a transformational leader, and a corporate consultant joins Jason Marc Campbell in this episode to bring the message of hope and connectedness through indigenous wisdom that can guide us to inhabit the most whole and healthiest lives possible.

Anita L. Sanchez is an international consultant, trainer, speaker, and coach, focusing on positive transformational change, organization development, diversity, inclusion, and engagement. She is a member of the Transformational Leadership Council with luminaries such as Jack Canfield, Marianne Williamson, and John Gray and a member of the Association of Transformational Leaders and the Evolutionary Business Council. Anita also serves on the Boards of the Bioneers organization and the Pachamama Alliance, for whom she leads an annual journey to dream culture tribes deep in the Amazon rainforest. Her most recent book is The Four Sacred Gifts: Indigenous Wisdom for Modern Times, recipient of three "Best" awards from the International Latino Book Awards in 2019.

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- How covid has changed our priorities in life.

- The importance of the sense of belonging.

- What post-traumatic growth is.

- The difference between healing and forgiveness.

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I'm Manifesting. Now What? - Regan Hillyer Jun 17, 2021

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Regan Hillyer is a Serial Entrepreneur, Philanthropist, Energetic Coach, and Global Speaker. She has taken the stage and shared some of her powerful manifesting techniques in the process. In this episode, Regan Hillyer and Jason Marc Campbell discuss how she has built a successful business, working with an incredible team, and we want to look behind the scenes at what happens when you have the right mindset. You will learn the essential skills that support your success, what the growth curve looks like, and how you can apply this in your life.

Aside from being a Serial Entrepreneur, Philanthropist, Energetic Coach, and Global Speaker, Regan Hillyer is the founder of Regan Hillyer International, a company dedicated to helping people have it all on their terms, in whatever way that looks like for them. Regan is the creator of the Energetic Architecture Method, a unique manifestation modality that uses the quantum field to allow people to return to their natural state in every area of their life.

Listen out for:

- The actual definition of manifesting.

- Why manifestation and hard work go hand in hand.

- The biggest shift in Regan’s life.

- The importance of patience in manifesting.

- How to find out if you are in the right space.

- Essential skills that you need to find the right path.

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3 Questions Every Business Owner Needs To Answer - Amos Schwartzfarb & Trevor Boehm Jun 15, 2021

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The best kind of growth model is the one that can be repeated over and over again. This advice is based on our two guests, Amos Scwartzfarb and Trevor Boehm’s assessment of how repeatability can be implemented in just about any kind of business, including and especially your own. In this episode, Jason Marc Campbell, Amos, and Trevor discuss the step-by-step process on how to identify and move the levers that unlock growth and create predictability across every aspect of your business. Discover the tools you need to create the alignment, clarity, and control that will maximize your company’s potential, whether yours is a company with several million in revenue, or you’re just starting.

Amos Schwartzfarb is the Managing Director of Techstars in Austin. He has more than 15 years of sales leadership and strategy experience in software, digital, advertising and entertainment. Before joining Techstars, Amos served as co-founder and Head of Customer Development at Joust. Amos is the co-author of the book Levers: The Framework for Building Repeatability into Your Business and also the author of Sell More Faster - The Ultimate Sales Playbook for Startups.

Trevor is a Venture Partner at Saturn Five, a venture studio that actively starts, funds, and grows excellent businesses. Their vision is to capture opportunity in ways that help individuals, families, and communities thrive. Trevor began his career as a writer, working among the immigrant and Native American communities in Texas and Montana before he finding his way into entrepreneurship. Trevor is the co-author of the book, Levers: The Framework or Building Repeatability into your Business.

Listen out for:

- The motivation behind ‘Levers’ book.

- How to know when you are providing value to someone.

- Why companies are lacking the information that makes their business scale.

- 3 Questions every business owner needs to answer.

- The right time to scale your repeatability.

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How To Overcome Anxiety And Loneliness In This World - Sarah Wilson Jun 10, 2021

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We live in truly overwhelming times. The climate crisis, political polarisation, racial injustice, and coronavirus have left many of us in a state of spiritual PTSD. Our guest today, Sarah Wilson, is a former journalist and TV presenter, author, and activist. She wrote the New York Times bestsellers I Quit Sugar, and First, We Make the Beast Beautiful, which Mark Manson described as “the best book on living with anxiety that I’ve ever read.” Join Jason Marc Campbell and Sarah Wilson as they discuss a series of 'wildly awake' and joyful practices for reconnecting again.

Sarah Wilson is the founder of IQuitSugar.com, Australia's largest wellness and health site, and online 8-Week Program, which saw more than 1.5 million people quit sugar worldwide before she closed it in March 2018. She is a multi-New York Times bestselling and #1 Amazon bestselling author. Sarah is the author of the latest book, This One Wild and Precious Life, a soul’s journey through the complexities of climate change, coronavirus, racial inequalities, and our disconnection from what matters. She also authors the book, Simplicious Flow, the world’s first zero-waste cookbook, released in 2018.

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- The inspiration behind Sarah’s book.

- Collective anxiety vs. individual anxiety.

- What the world looks like after you overcome the anxiety.

- How to practice wild activism

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Special Announcement Jun 09, 2021

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