Work @ Home Rockstar Podcast

SHOW NOTES Good Note: Applying yourself no matter the situation. “The world is my oyster." Bad Note: Pinpointing your weaknesses. You don’t need to do everything yourself. Tell us about your Band: Think through everything that is on my list of responsibilities to grow your business which may include personal things that may be weighing on us. From having a manager to hiring someone to clean your house. Instrument of Choice: Check list and to-do list. I created my company around that idea. A process of thinking through and working through your responsibilities. Constantly evaluating that and going with what’s urgent and important. Even when I’m interrupted I know what to come back to. Jam Room: Close your door! Having a mindset of when you get off track how easy is it to get back to work. Having kids they want what they want when they want it so taking that break when needed and having your todo list to fall back on will make the difference on getting things done. Guest Solo: It’s a good time to be a virt

SHOW NOTES Good Note : While helping clients improve their image, you get to see them light up. Bad Note : Trying to do too many things at once and be everything to everyone. Jam Room : Set up as the brand that I want to be Gathering Fans : Present yourself in a way that your target market will be comfortable with, but also see that you have just a little bit more than they do so that they are inspired to follow you. Learning From the best : Takes something that I would have fumbled through for 20 years and taken it to 1 year. THE STORY Appearance matters. Especially in the world of business. We all know this intuitively; it’s why applicants dress formally to job interviews, and why CEOs don’t come to work in sweats. But what’s equally important to understand is that dressing for success isn’t always aone size fits all strategy. If your brand is fun and casual, for instance, the professional dark pant suit likely is not going to communicate that to potential clients or partners. It is a rare leade

SHOW NOTES Good Note : Started as a Veterinarian, discovered a way to build a coaching business and took the plunge Bad Note : Burned himself out trying to run his first business online Learning from the best :  Knowing the difference between courses and mentorship Instruments of choice : Trinkets and a plain old written calendar… learn how Michael puts that to work for him THE STORY Michael is a High Performance and Business Coach with a mission to help 100,000 business owners achieve their most ambitious goals while working 20 fewer hours per week. With the help of his mentors and by applying his own principles to productivity & performance, Michael managed to grow his coaching business to multi-6 figures within 12 months, and has helped clients from 7 different countries and 5 different industries to scale up their income AND freedom.

SHOW NOTES Good Note : Big Growth throughout 2020  Bad Note : When looking to buy a business, make sure that the business has the potential to turn it to profit Practice Makes Perfect : Track and test what you are doing so you can quantify and improve Jam Room : Jordan got rid of the distractions by building separate home office in his back yard The Band : Know your own strengths (take a strengths finder test) and focus on them.  Then find people who fill in the gaps  THE STORY When I was 23 I decided to buy a Taco Del Mar restaurant… I knew I had made a huge mistake at 2pm the first day when only 3 customers had walked in… (and two of them were my parents haha) For 5 years I worked hard to grow sales every way I could think of and in the end, tripled our revenue which still didn’t seem to matter on the profit side. (I lost a lot of money) The one thing that I seemed to be the best at in the restaurant endeavour was the marketing and getting people in the door. Fast forward to 2014 when my wonde

SHOW NOTES Good Note : Putting out consistent youtube videos leads him out of his janitor job to a huge business Bad Note : Trying to help everyone for free Practice Makes Perfect : Getting good a video content takes practice…  Know your client avatar, then make a list of topics to help them How to get Fans : Find channels that are in your niche and try a collaboration Keeping the Hat Full : Make sure you are tracking your return on investment… Focus on your highest ticket item THE STORY Rafael Eliassen is a personal growth and business coach from the North of Norway. As a kid Rafael could often be found talking to adults about their life problems and what they were doing to improve in their lives.

Good Note : Going against the grain and landing a high paying remote job with no degree Bad Note : Finding out the right courses and mentors to get you success Jam Room : Keep your office clean and inspiring and use the The Pomodoro Technique to stay productive Practice Makes Perfect : Continue to stay sharp on the social media tools or whatever tools are fundamental to your business  Keeping the Hat Full : Do the market research and find out what your peers are earning in order to price yourself accordingly The back story An Pei is a digital marketing expert whodropped out of college when he was 19. An is self-taught and only has him mentorsto guide him to start his career where hewent from entry level job, got a 6 figure jobwithin 6 months of dropping out of college +multiple companies reaching out to him. An started the Career Digitalized to helpprofessionals and student, even if they haveno skill, no degree or massive investment togo to school, teach them job relevant skillsthat can help them get a high p

Good Note : Going all-in and taking action pays off big time for Sydney Bad Note : Huge sacrifices early on and investing almost all of her income back into her business Finding Fans : A true business owner just wants to make sure people know that they are in business Keeping the Hat full : Get an accountant and buy assets not liabilities Learning from the Best : Don't be afraid to ask successful people for help. You may be surprised at how willing they will be to help The Story:  Sydney Lich is a health and wellness expert in the network marketing space. She is a leadership developer. Prior to, she was an aspiring teacher and personal trainer. In three years she has created a six-figure business with her company and impacted over 4000 lives.

SHOW NOTES Good Note : Moving offline events online and generating over 150k a month in online course sales Bad Note : Recovering from the adversity of being in the London Terror attack Practice Makes Perfect : Look inwards to the things that you find easy.  Just because you find it easy, doesn’t mean others do as well Finding Fans : Find online communities of people who are like minded Filling the Hat : Sell the course before you create it   THE STORY Within the space of 1 year, I lost my Dad to suicide and survived one of the worst terror attacks London has ever seen. I thought I had experienced real adversity when my successful acting career completely crashed a few years earlier. I literally went from working alongside Tom Hardy on Batman: The Dark Knight Rises, to delivering Tom’s mail as a full time postman. But losing my Dad to suicide was the thing that nearly crushed me completely. Using my mindset expertise and self-development knowledge, I went from being a full time postman to building

Show Notes: Good Note : Shares his story speaking in over 30 countries Bad Note : Too proud to ask for help Learning From The Best : Use social media to find communities Finding Fans : Try to connect with people who already have a following and collaborate with them Filling the hat : Focussing on the income generating activities About Jay Jay Live Starting this career as a magician he grew the #1 Magic Youtube Channel in the world with over 50,000,000 million views, with over 500 views seen in over 150 countries. Realizing the art of deception wasn't his true calling, he left his bag of tricks to host tv shows in Asia, run nightclubs then, then he transitioned to the states where he engages, inspires, corporations and personal brands about getting taking their career to the next level. In 2020 after the world was put on hold, he and started his own Instagram Growth Agency where he helps personal brands use the power of Instagram to get INFLUENCE and the ATTENTION they need to get people to like them faster, t

Jack McColl (@kingofdebt) on IG and I am a serial 6-figure entrepreneur, financial coach, and former pro athlete. Jack and Tim discuss success, failure and share some experiences on how to leverage debt to reach big business goals. Good Note : Travels the world, working from exotic places Bad Note : Travel/Hospitality based business got decimated by Covid Hiring the Band : Create a system for repeated tasks and outsource it Filling the hat : Leveraging debt to finance your business Learning From The Best : Find the right coach that you look up to and has done what you are trying to do

Lauren Lapointe helps coaches get fully booked through smart strategy, intuitive marketing, and soul alignment so you can have the wildly successful online business of your dreams. She took the leap several years ago to leave the corporate world and her cushy corner office behind to work for herself and hasn’t looked back. She believes that life is too short not to do what you love and she’s on a mission to help coaches share their gifts with the world in a bigger way. Although she grew up in Canada, she now lives in Florida with her husband and an undisclosed number of cats (and guitars.) Good Note : From a Monday Morning Epiphany to a full circle success in music Bad Note : Listen to your soul alignment. Get Fans : Figure out who you are so you can hone in on who you want to attract Tools for Success : Evergreen Webinars Learning From The Best : Good coaches and mentors can help you stay connected to your why

Tiji Thomas loves teaching and helping others overcome the fear of selling. He has built 3 different million-dollar companies & has produced over $500,000,000 in sales. He especially looks forward to working with coaches, entrepreneurs, consultants & other service providers because his priority is serving those that love to serve & help others. And he’s done it using a no pressure process he calls “UnSelling”. The truth is you do NOT need to use high pressure to get your future clients to say YES and he loves teaching people how to hold onto their core values, serve others & make more money than they ever dreamed of before. He lives in Sugar Land, TX with his wife of 23 years & 2 kids and runs all of his businesses from home. Good Note : Got pushed out of the nest early and was forced to be his own boss. Bad Note : Creating something before you find out that there isn't a need for it. Filling the Hat : Find out exactly why the prospect is on the call, then contect with how you can help th

I started off selling textbooks in my dorm room before discovering Amazon. I scaled a 25 million dollar Amazon business selling toys and baby products, but always struggled to hire help. College kids were unreliable and no US adults wanted to work for a 20 year old entrepreneur. One day a friend of mine introduced me to the virtual hiring space and I became addicted. I set out to build a virtual assistant army, but quickly got frustrated with the poor quality and time commitment it took to hire on Upwork. I set out to build a better marketplace that pre-vetted virtual assistants before they were allowed on the platform, quickly matched them up with clients, had 24/7 support in case the smallest thing went wrong, and a no turnover protection where we covered replacement costs if someone quit. Good Note : The story of selling a business. Bad Note : Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Band : What jobs to delegate. How to get fans : Meet new people, appear on podcasts and create new content. Filling the hat :

Gerri Detweiler is a leading, nationally recognized financing and credit expert, with more than 20 years of experience. During the 2008/2009 financial crisis, Gerri was interviewed hundreds of times, providing insightful expertise and actionable advice for traversing the turbulent landscape and unknown change. Today, she serves as Education Director for Nav, the trusted financing partner of over 1.4 million businesses, where she gives Nav’s customers certainty in an uncertain world through expertise and actionable advice. Good Note : Write a book if you've been thinking about it. Bad Note : Get a rock solid contract Band : Be very careful with partnerships, it is better to hire. Filling the Hat : Setting up payment plans  

A client once told me that I have an “uncanny ability to hone in and hit the delete button”.  In her case, the delete button was her stressors that were holding her back in her life. I will help you overcome your personal challenges so that you can access your unburdened life.  You deserve to feel YOUnified – YOU without Inner conflict. Having overcome a number of difficult challenges, I discovered a new way of life without suffering and fighting. I took back my life. This is now the gift I share with the world. I enjoy guiding committed clients, seekers and all-around go-getters to create a supportive, fulfilling and prosperous life, both personally and professionally.   Good Note : How Anik left the stock market to start an personal development business. Bad Note : Careful that you don't get caught up in the trends even when they don't align with your style. Practice Makes Perfect : Stay very clear about your purpose. Instrument of Choice : Grounded Spirituality Learning From the Best : It doesn't matter wh

Mads has more than 10 years of experience in Fortune 500 companies, such as Xerox and IBM, and more than 7 years of experience coaching and consulting online entrepreneurs. He has also spoken at many larger events such as CMSEO, TiECon, DCBKK & DMSS Bali, SEO Spring Training & the Survive and Thrive Ecommerce Summit. Mads currently owning and running 3 companies, and managing more than 100 people, he doesn't just talk the talk, he walks the walk. As well as being a management expert, Mads is also an expert on growing and scaling an online business, and he is one of the industry experts in the DISC methodology, which is a cornerstone in his management philosophy and he shares his knowledge through the Effective Management Mastery course & community. Good Note: Builds large businesses for very little. Bad Note: Look for things that could go wrong. Check the references! Band : View recruiting as a sales job and make sure you sell the jobs that you are looking to fill. How to get fans : Look at the po

George Papadeas is the COO of The HOTH, aka Hittem Over The Head, an SEO and content creation platform devoted to bludgeoning its clients with awesomeness. When The HOTH was founded in 2010, the SEO space was filled with sketchy service providers who offered poor support and results, leading to poor experiences. With an eye toward changing the status quo, The HOTH set out to prioritize support and created a system that allowed it to work with more than 200,000 businesses and quickly found itself the recipient of a number of accolades and awards, including 3 consecutive years spent on the INC 5000 list. When George joined the HOTH team and began overseeing their operations, his contributions allowed the company to grow from $250K to $2.2 million in revenue per month. Currently, he is focusing on The HOTH’s latest acquisition, FreeeUp, the leading solution for the hiring and management of pre-vetted online freelancers Good Note : Good leadership Bad Note : The importance of direction Jam Room : Remove distracti

Veronica Sagastume is a business strategist, CFO consultant, and all-around powerhouse with a passion for helping Corporate Accounting Professionals start, run, and grow their own profitable consulting businesses. With over 20 years of Corporate experience in Accounting, Finance, & Operations, Veronica first discovered her love of consulting while working with CEOs at start-up and emerging growth companies in the Bay Area and Silicon Valley. In 2011, Veronica made the bold decision to leave her CFO/COO position to launch her own consulting practice. Fueled by her experience, Veronica skyrocketed her practice to quick success. In 2016, she ventured online to teach other Accounting, Finance, and Tax professionals how they, too, could use their expertise to make a greater impact, increase their freedom, and enjoy more flexibility while significantly increasing their earning potential. Today, Veronica uses her business, BizFit Coaching, Inc., to teach aspiring consultants strategies rooted in experience and r

Kirby Ingles works with D-level executives and emerging leaders. These professionals have high potential and thrust into leadership positions with no previous leader development or training. Some of these professionals are Managers, Directors, and Vice Presidents who are high performers and experts in their technical skills. He helps them gain self-awareness, clarifies goals, achieves their development objectives, and unlock their potential. Kirby provides a confidential and supportive sounding board for his members. He asks questions, challenge assumptions, help provide clarity, provide resources, and yes, sometimes, with permission, provide advice. He often administers and helps interpret 360-degree and behavioral assessments, conducts confidential interviews to help members gain self-awareness, and establish development goals. Kirby has 24 years of experience in leadership and human resources, is the host of the TRUE Success podcast, a U.S. Army Veteran. In his spare time, he advocates for fatherless boys

Jenny Fenig helps you remember who you truly are: a magic maker. Her work focuses on empowering creative women entrepreneurs to increase their confidence, impact, money and time-freedom by mixing modern with ancient practices. Jenny lives in the woods with her family in the Berkshires of Massachusetts. Good Note: Followed a hunch to take a yoga training class, quit her job and started a business Bad Note: Didn't pay attention to cash flow and barely made it through the year you may not have started your business to make money but The purpose of a business is to make money... Jam Room: You need light, a great printer and plants... lots of plants. Filling the Hat: Find ways to create recurring income. Make it easy for people to pay you. Learning from the best: Business is a giant learning experience. If you aren't willing to invest in yourself, then don't be surprised if people won't be willing to invest in you.