🕵️‍♂️ Ghosting employers and employees 03:38

📲 NO to cover letter & YAS to playing a game and experience 05:49

🆒 What are the new sexy terms for recruiting 08:15

🧑‍💼 Importance of a relationship with candidates 10:37

🕴️ Kathleen was a shy and creative child. She loves adding a personal touch in work. 13:05

🎆 Kathleen is 4`11 feet tall but thinks in a giant way. 16:21

💰 Future of recruiting firms is certain. 18:36

😎 Confidence grows with practice. How Kathleen went from typewriting to business. 20:55

Connect with Kathleen: www.navigarecruiting.com

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💡 Screw Harvard, go to Crazy MBA: www.crazymba.com

🎹 Baby grand piano and organ lessons. 02:27

🎼 Her journey of falling in love with music began as a child. 03:12

🔀 Every musician goes through a certain crossroads of giving up or not. 07:09

👯 Knowing decade-old jingles? Music can amplify the message in an effective way. 08:06

👩‍💼 A passionate musician who knows how to run a business. 11:36

👩‍🎤 From 70s glam band to branding through music. 13:19

⏩Evolution of jingle to Brand anthem. 18:04

😎 Emotional impact on the local audience. 21:57

🌏 Variations of brand anthems for different markets. 23:03

🤖 Music will be part of us forever, even with AI-generated music in the future. 24:51

🎤 Waltzing Matilda project with Kate Soprano. 26:45

🎶 Music branding is for businesses that think long term and want to be memorable. 27:28

🎵 Stepping stones in business vision: Innovation and branding through music. 29:40

😵‍💫 The worst jingles ever. 30:46

Connect with Dene: www.branthem.com.au

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💡 Screw Harvard, go to Crazy MBA: www.crazymba.com

🇬🇧 Living in the East End of London was tough in the 50s and 60s. 03:34

🌉 Thames river and the docks her father worked on. 05:20

🧶 Handmade clothes were not good enough. 06:21

😇 Growing up in inclusion and connection: Her business’ value is human beings first. 07:42

🏘️ Nan’s terraced house. 10:19

👱‍♀️ Living very adventurously while young. 11:35

🤩 Business model is about impact, sustainability, and having enough. 13:34

⚡ “Together, we're an amazing entity.” 15:10

🌻 Creating an empowering space for learning about development. 16:12

🤝 Collaboration is an answer to so many issues around us. 18:17

🤩 The feel-good factor, that feeds the soul. 21:10

💭 Randy’s memories of London in the 80s. 22:23 

📖 Gill’s book: Together, We Can Do Something Wonderful. 23:20

Connect with Gill: www.collaborationglobal.org

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💡 Screw Harvard, go to Crazy MBA: www.crazymba.com

💡 Hasbro playdough power solutions workshops. 02:43

🧂 Is it salty? 03:50

❓ Community psychology: What makes some people succeed and some not? 04:45

🙃 Experience, strategies, evidence-based research, and play dough! 07:40

😵‍💫 People don’t have strategies to deal with all that is coming upon us. 09:40

🎯 Playing with playdough: building creativity and freedom from boundaries.12:06

😀 Fast tracking connections and joy. 14:05

🖥️ Virtual group training for hybrid teams. 15:09

😻 Engage with your team differently and increase trust. 16:51

Connect with Theresa: www.starfishsynergies.com

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💡 Screw Harvard, go to Crazy MBA: www.crazymba.com

⚠️ What you can’t eat with Southern food in India: 01:54

📵 Apprison, usage of smartphones, and misuse of other apps. 02:37

☹️ Dependence on smartphones and smartphone addiction. 05:03

🤕 The physical damage of misusing smartphones. 08:06

🏃‍♂️ Chasing the instant gratification.08:59

♾️ The infinite feed is a design that most apps and games are using. 10:26 

🧑‍⚖️ The Apprison has a gamification prison system, and users become the judge and the warden. 12:13

😃 The more responsible you are, the more freedom you get from the app. 14:36

💰 Jayesh’s business model and sources of revenue. 15:09

😵‍💫 Average time spent on the phones keeps piling up somehow. 17:50

🙌 Using productive apps while using the phone is a good solution. 19:00

🤔 Happea is enabling people to understand the science of happiness. 19:55

☮️ Peace for Jayesh is internal and external. 22:34

👏 Lack of digital well-being has a strong correlation with unhappiness. 24:16

🤯 Phubbing phenomenon. 26:39

🙃 The humor behind his work and the smile on his face. 28:26

Connect with Jayesh: www.happea.life and www.linkedin.com/in/jayesh-surisetti

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💡 Screw Harvard, go to Crazy MBA: www.crazymba.com

🧐 When a company’s culture and values are not aligned, they experience “rubs and leaks.” 02:54

🌊 A tsunami of resignations due to zero tolerance for feeling undervalued. 04:40

🤔 Do I work to live, or do I live to work? 06:38

😟 Toxic working environments, abusive language, and working relationships. 09:04

🙄 “Suck it up Buttercup” mentality and staying in toxic working environments. 11:10

👧 The excitement of the flea market during her childhood and family values. 14:59

😇 Shelley’s dad was the flea market auctioneer and had a fantastic gift. 17:26

🏢 Playing CEO from an early age: She wanted to be the owner. 20:02

🙌 Positive culture and CEOs grow slowly. 21:18

👉 Culture giddy-up for the day. 23:15

Connect with Shelley: www.premierrapport.com

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💡 Screw Harvard, go to Crazy MBA: www.crazymba.com 

💻 Learning how to connect through a camera is vital to getting value out of virtual sessions. 03:22 

💡 All great talks are structured like a story. 05:05

🌞 We don’t need only incredible stories because all experiences have value. 05:58

🤩 Public speaking is a tool to grow. 08:57

👍 Finding the balance between passion and hard work: Do one thing really well. 10:22 

😎 “Outsource as much as possible and focus on the core side of your business because that’s where you can deliver the most value.” 12:38

👨‍👦 Looking for validation, Asger followed his dad’s dream at first, but eventually, he decided to follow his own dream. 15:05

🤔 Scientific studies show that people feel better once they‘ve connected and dealt with their fear. 16:17 

🙌 “Work on your signature story: Have your passion and get really good with one story—one keynote that you really work in depth.” 19:05

Connect with Asger: www.asgerlindholdt.com

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💡 Join us: www.crazymba.com 

🤓 The difference between a warlord wielding leadership and thought leadership. 03:08

✅ Shifting from corporate sales at a multinational bank to running his own consulting practice. 4:40

⏳ Thought leadership doesn't get built overnight. 09:35

🔀 First generation entrepreneur: For Dr. Karthik, it was always about doing something different and not following the traditional path. 10:12

🦄 He has been choosing to be different since he was a young child and considers himself to be the black sheep of the family. 11:05 

🎓 Collaborating with Ivy League Universities to come up with thought leadership programs. 13:07 

🇮🇳 He sees India becoming more of a “smart country” rather than a “manufacturing giant.” 14:57 

📖 Dr. Karthik’s book: The Thought Leader Way: Leading Your Business with Thought Leadership in an Altered World. 16:45

🚕 Kent jokes about a taxi honking outside. 17:20

Connect with Dr. Karthik Nagendra: www.thought-starters.com/who-we-are.html

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🌌 Since he was 11, Guillermo dreamed about making humanity a multi-planet species and living off planet on a permanent basis. 03:46

🟢 Why Venus is a good option for long-term survivability. 4:56

🧐 Impact of lower gravity on humans. 06:28

👨‍🚀 Guillermo studied law and then became a military officer, but his lifelong dream was to be an astronaut. 07:57

🇦🇷 He was born in Argentina and moved to the USA when he was 6 without knowing the language. 09:39

🤓 Being an immigrant in the USA: work hard, study hard, and take advantage of every opportunity. 10:57

🙂 How Guillermo’s time in the Marine Corps helps him build startups. 12:48 

😎 Two startups Guillermo is most proud of. 14:24

🤯 The deepest dives have been to the bottom of Mariana Trench’s, which is 35,000 feet under the ocean’s surface. 16:12

👦 Guillermo would tell his 11 year old self, “See, I told you you could do this,” “Keep working hard,” and “Don’t stop.” 16:56 

👍 Diversity of experiences and pattern matching are so valuable for good decision making. 19:28

🪐 Guillermo views Mars and Venus as similar non-Earth destinations for the human species. 21:36

Connect with Guillermo: www.sohnlein.com

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❗ His company works with only one type of CEO: Creator CEOs. 01:55

🎾 Dan likens entrepreneurship to a long journey where we hit the tennis ball of human and business growth back and forth across the net. 03:38 

🥠 Recovering lawyer: Dan followed a fortune cookie’s advice and became a lawyer, but ultimately, he found something about it didn’t feel right. 04:47 

🛺 Auto-rickshaw charity race across India: Every five years Dan does something fun and stupid. 07:46

🔥 Dan explains the different associations behind Fireside Strategic. 09:32

☯️ He used to underestimate the power of branding: “Branding is a path to deeper self-awareness.” 11:40

🤓 Dan’s spider skill: A powerful, targeted challenge that no one expects. 13:56

😇 Growing up as an only child gave him the ability to listen and see psychological patterns. 15:36

🤝 Most Creator CEOs lack the confidence to know if they’re actually doing the right things on a day-to-day basis. 17:26

Connect with Dan King: www.firesidestrategic.com

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💰 Two key pieces to raising capital: Form a bond with your investors and have the right strategy for your business. 04:13 

👨‍🔬 Ketan used to be a pharmacist, but chose to get into real estate because it lined up better with his values of freedom, creativity, and autonomy. 07:09

✨ “Instead of focusing on limitations, focus on possibilities.” 07:49

👏 People tend to think their first investment or venture needs to be perfect, but in reality, it’s all  about taking the first step and getting feedback. 09:14 

🇮🇳 Ketan grew up in India and chose to become a pharmacist after seeing so much sickness and suffering. 10:22 

🕊️ He is grateful that his parents did not pressure him to go into any specific industry. 11:20

💫 How he turned his wish to help people as a pharmacist into helping people with real estate investment and coaching. 13:06

🤩 His mom`s greatest hope for him is to be happy. 16:05 

😇 “You have to learn how to tap into your intuition.” 17:59

🚁 Parents don’t want to see their kids fail, so they like to keep them in a safety net—but there’s no room for growth in that. 19:18

🕴️ Ketan helps people learn how to raise capital or invest and also offers high performance coaching. 21:11 

Connect with Ketan: www.KetanPatel.com

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🔀 His work is all about interconnections. 02:03

🤝 Lee explains what functional coaching is. 03:37

❓ As a child Lee was incessantly curious and asked a lot of questions. 06:37

😇 The legacy of moral charisma left by his grandparents. 07:24

🙌 Lee’s vision of the future is one where people come together and collaborate in order to create solutions to universal problems. 09:58

🎨 How Lee combines his knowledge of finance, environmental psychology, sleep and nutrition studies in his work. 13:00

🪝 Surround yourself with people who will pull you out of your one-sided thinking and help you look at what you’re creating from a number of different angles. 15:56

👣 After losing the ability to walk, Lee realized that stress often comes from meaning, and meaning brings responsibility. 19:07

🌱 Lee takes a holistic approach to business and works with organizations and leaders who are at the stage of building a team around them and establishing the company culture. 21:57

Connect with Lee: www.leechambers.org and www.essentialise.co.uk

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😷 Techniques for smiling with a mask on. 03:20

🤩 Family had a huge impact on Charlotte growing up, and her parents’ character and love for humans catapulted Charlotte into what she’s doing now. 04:43 

😎 Charlotte's purpose is to make a positive difference in the lives of people. 07:37

🏡 She used to live in Michigan, but now lives in Mississippi. 08:52

🫂 It is lonely at the top: Leaders and high-profile professionals need help and support. 10:51

🙂 Charlotte’s gift of joy. 13:12

🙌 You have control of yourself: Living a life of thanks-living. 15:44

🗣️ "Tell yourself the truth about who you are and what you have, and what you've accomplished." 18:02

🤔 A weakness is not a life sentence. 18:54 

📻 Her audiobook producer was the one to point out how special her voice was. 05:25

👩‍💼 Toni started out as a general nurse, but worked her way up to managing statewide projects for the government. 07:44

👄 Introversion as a superpower: Creating safe places for others to tell their truths. 09:17 

❓ Why Toni chose nursing. 12:22

🤸 She discovered a love of interviewing, collecting people’s stories, and amplifying their voices in her mid-50s. 14:21

🎙️ Toni is not a podcaster: Podcasting is just a byproduct of what she does. 16:25

Connect with Toni: www.radiotoni.com

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🌍 He believes the ethos of the branding world today is that people become brands and brands become people. 02:41 

🧮 The stories Dr. Minai told when he was a kid were his training ground. 04:21

🌺 Tangible and intangible aspects of business models: The origin story of Vision 77. 05:49

⚔️ Persian legend in business. 08:55 

💉 Unique methodology: not just giving cash injections but providing a supporting ecosystem. 12:17

2️⃣ Both an accelerator and an incubator: more humane and less materialistic than traditional VCs. 18:57

📍 A.J wants to support underdog entrepreneurs and develop higher awareness around brand storytelling giving way to self-awareness at an entrepreneurial level. 21:17

👨‍💼 Gary Vee redefined what it means to be an entrepreneur. 23:58

Connect with Dr. A.J Minai: www.linkedin.com/in/drajminai

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💼 Self-directed learning is very important. 7:59

👩 Linda describes that she was often the youngest, the first, the only, and she never felt like gender played a part in her career trajectory. 13:57

🎯 She realized early on that creating the vision she wanted for her life would take a lot of grit and a lot of grace. 14:48

📚 Linda encourages people to continually refine: discover your purpose, mission, vision and what kind of environment suits you the best. 16:23

💡 Linda’s big vision, and the impact she wants to achieve. 19:19

📌 Where can we do better? What else can we provide in terms of resources, tools, funding, connections, and networks? 21:16

🔍 Linda is open to supporting, helping, and lifting up women all around the world. 23:20 

Connect with Linda: www.leadhershipglobal.com

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👍 How Brynne builds the reputation of her clients. 5:15

😊 Five elements on LinkedIn that get people to trust you and want to buy from you. 6:15

🎩 The magic of Linkedin is the ability to search and filter your connections’ connections. 9:28

❓ What makes Brynne and her company unique: Sales trainers who teach LinkedIn. 12:31

🌊 A rising tide lifts all boats: More people will succeed if they are educated the right way. 15:11

💰 Brynne wants to work with people who want to leverage Linkedin better to grow their business. 16:58

Connect with Brynne: www.linkedin.com/in/brynnetillman

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👨‍👧‍👦 Justin’s role model: Mr. Rogers as an innovator. 03:43

✏️ “Always keep your foundation simple and build from that.” 6:18

🤹 The most aspirational piece from Mr. Rogers: Giving people your full attention. 07:18

🤝 How to captivate potential customers: Consistently add value and build relationships. 10:38

🎖️ Creating “gems” and how they’re found though both tech and human interaction. 13:48

📊 The difficulties in measuring the impact of content marketing. 15:50

Connect with Justin: www.captivate.ai

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📊 Nola’s marketing strategy. 04:33

🤝 The importance of creating a connection with customers. 05:17

🤹 Finding the balance between personal and client marketing. 06:08

👫 A marketing example targeting 15-25 year olds. 07:17

🎯 Nola’s favorite demographic to work with. 09:46

👩🏿‍💼 Women of color and business growth. 12:03

✨ What Nola is most passionate about in her work. 14:09

Connect with Nola: www.havilahcreativec.com

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💳 Metal business cards and their impact. 04:04

❗ Seven key elements that make up a good story. 05:49

👩‍🍼 The turning point in Jason’s career. 08:57

🧑‍🌾 Jason’s path to working with non-profits. 11:24

🎦 His filmmaking journey started from humble beginnings. 13:52

🎨 Jason knew he was an artist, but never knew how to express himself. 18:19 

👨‍🏫 He enjoys investing in people through mentoring. 20:01

Connect with Jason: www.beardandbowler.com

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😞 Doctors said Brad would blow bubbles for the rest of his life because of the brain damage. 04:21

🤯 The learning process after recovery: reading for 5 minutes and then having to sleep for two weeks. 05:31

🙏 He is immensely grateful for all he has been through and the man he has become because of it. 06:58

🔥 Amazing support of the community: Brad believes in the power of prayer and in the energy people as a union create together. 09:06 

😎 Being a gap explorer. 10:46

💪 “I don’t want to create my destiny for some unimagined or imagined future—I want to rather live my destiny now.” 12:17

Connect with Brad: www.bradleydean.live 

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💻 New wave of online working: When COVID-19 seemingly shut the world down, Taiwan was completely open. 03:13

🏡 The work-from-home model builds trust and productivity, but not all industries can implement it. 06:14

🪄 Growth hacking is not magic. 09:00

🎯 It is important to have short-term strategies and a long-term vision in business. 13:46

🤦 Some people can’t be convinced that working on growth takes a long time. 15:59

Connect with Jonathan: www.growth-hackers.net

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👩‍💼 Lisa was called “hair and nails” at the start of her law enforcement career. 4:21

👀 Her score on an interpersonal skills assessment was an eye-opener. 6:55

🛣️ How Lisa’s tough childhood influenced her decision to go to college and what to study there. 09:51

🧓 Lisa’s grandfather was the first to recognize her dynamic energy. 12:58  

🗣️ Giving a voice to the voiceless. 14:37

🙃 Upside thinking vs. positive thinking. 17:06

💡 The world needs you and your brilliance. 20:12

Contact Lisa Marie: www.upsidethinking.com

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💡 Using educational technology and artificial intelligence to improve and enhance the way people learn is one of the best ways to impact the most people. 03:10

🎯 David explains equity crowdfunding. 04:04

👉 The reputation and personal visibility of a company’s executives is one of the main factors that drives bigger valuations. 07:18

📋 Advantages of equity crowdfunding. 09:40

👐 Implementation of AI in the future and the advantages it will bring. 12:07

🛑 David's prediction on the impact of AI on educational content in the future. 14:08

📈 “Oftentimes, getting fired is one of the best things that can happen.” 16:45

💲 David raised his first million dollars without a working prototype. 17:27

 Connect with David: trysocial.ceo@gmail.com
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📢 He was named after the basketball star Dominique Wilkins, but the etymology of “Dominique” is dominion. 02:11

🌳 He is passionate about changing family trees by providing good financial advice. 03:24

💲 Changing the trajectory of people’s money story is a very intimate thing. 4:47

💰 People get “financially naked” when talking about money, so giving away a lot of value at the start is what helps build trust. 6:44

🛠️ He has a “fixer” nature wired into him. 09:09

🎓 Dominique’s mentors. 10:53

🫂 Sometimes you have to ask question after question to uncover the “why” behind a client’s financial goal. 14:41

💰 “A Day in the Life of a Financial Advisor” video. 16:34

🏝️ Hawaiian paradise. 18:09

Connect with Dominique: https://djh-capital.com/

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😷 How COVID affected her fitness company. 02:34

🤸‍♀️ It’s all about the mindset! 03:55

🥅 Shannon’s background gives her a deep understanding of what goes on in her clients’ industries, which helps her offer a unique business package. 04:32

🤓 The similarities between coaching executives and athletes. 06:01 

🏙️ Choosing between NYC and LA. 08:32

🎯 Issues with business models in the fitness industry. 11:18

🤔 “Do you want to make the investment in yourself and in your health, or do you want to spend time in a hospital bed”? 13:55

🙋‍♀️ 360 Wellness: Being authentic and true to everything that we want and desire. 16:30

Connect with Shannon: www.shannonleewhalen.com and https://getinspiredfitness.com

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🥰 Kiesha explains how AI helps companies understand their customers’ needs and interests. 02:21

🔮 The AI in the future will help us become better at what we do. 03:24

👔 Kiesha’s customer-centricity passion and using data to grow sales. 05:40

🔔 One possible danger of AI is companies obtaining personal information that customers don’t feel comfortable sharing. 11:13

👩‍💻 About Kiesha’s pre-launch startup, which is named after the five pillars of business. 13:43

🙃 Kiesha was a tomboy in her childhood and “independent to a fault.” 16:01

💻 Connect with Kiesha: www.salesmaster.ai

🤝 Connect with us: www.thoughtpartnergroup.com

🌉 San Francisco, speakeasies, and the fascinating Emperor Norton. 03:55

▶️ Chris is a startup guy. 05:59

🗣️ If you wish to become a venture capital driven company, you have to be a storyteller. 07:20

⚡ Chairlift talk: A humanizing story about the genesis of the company Autobond. 08:19

🙃 The unseen story of Silicon Valley: Success built from failure. 09:50

🦄 “Marketing is never about being factual about everything.” 12:39

😎 Silicon Valley folklore and building reputation capital throughout the years. 13:26

🙄 Engineering and buying reputation: How to rise above the noise. 15:00

🦾 Engineering is the easy bit, while sales and marketing are unpredictable and difficult. 16:20

🪝 The catch 22 with AI: Engineers will always look for an engineering solution. 17:59

😇 Making big tech useful for people instead of it being used against them. 21:41

Connect with Chris:  www.c32.co

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😎 The future of AI in content creation and copywriting. 03:57

🇺🇦 From Ukraine to Palo Alto: infinite possibilities to develop new research. 06:23

👦 From an early age, Mikhail was interested in computers and how systems work. 08:40

👨‍👩‍👦 Having engineers for parents, his passion for improving the world is driven by family culture. 10:21

👓 On having a different world view and looking for similar qualities in people. 12:04

😇 Mikhail has brought together a small team with unique views on AI. 14:13

⚡ Building AI with not just a friendly face but empathy in the background. 17:00

Connect with Mikhail: www.tappywriter.com

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🙏 Spiritual, emotional, and psychological aspects of history. 06:44

📲 About the spatial web, three-dimensional experiences that are coming next in technology, and how young people perceive the world today. 10:30

👥 The next steps in technology include social media combining with the spatial web. 3:18

⏭️ The system we live in is changing as a natural expression of the human capacity to evolve by exploration. 16:49

Connect with Harvey www.digitalfandom.com

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📊 Ran was fascinated with the ability to track behaviors, and he talks about his journey from the world of art into business and psychographic segmentation. 02:54

📄 Data-driven content marketing, targeted messaging, and how to better your business model with specific content design. 05:49

💲 About pricing and why clients need to know the prices in advance. 10:25

🙃 Ran’s business experience and his artistic side make up his personal brand. 13:59

📲 Reaching younger people through different media. 18:58

🤔 How did Ran get his name? 21:49

Connect with Ran  www.ranmullins.com

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🗣️ All business communication is a form of public speaking. 03:30

👨‍🦳 Reliability, consistency, and curiosity are components of Paul’s authenticity. 05:33

👂 While speaking, the best practice is to give your listener space to process you and the message you are sharing. 09:03

😇 If you lack clarity, people will not connect with you. 11:12

🤩 “You're either dealing with the fear, or you're trying to be more clear.” 15:10

🐶 Storytelling is essential, and a willingness to share is the path to authenticity. 18:04

🎼 Violinist vs. Fiddler 19:20

Connect with Paul: www.paulgeiger.com

Connect with us: www.thoughtpartnergroup.com

🏝️ The “island effect”. 04:24

🌑 Building business in the darkness (while planning to scale). 06:05

💥 Taylor wants to work on things that are continuously surprising him and to spend time with the most intelligent people. 09:53

🐳 Entrepreneurs don’t come up for air very often. 13:44

Connect with Taylor Ryan: www.taylorryan.io

Connect with us: www.thoughtpartnergroup.com

👮‍♀️ Lisa’s journey from law enforcement, to a psychology degree, to private investigator.

🪑 Her “Red Chair” philosophy. 02:22

🚓 As a child, Lisa wanted to be a police officer. 04:08

💲 The red serge suit, the red tape, the red chair: Making change and money were possible only in an entrepreneurial world. 05:56

👩‍👧‍👧 Lisa would like her daughters to become “eligible receivers of life and opportunity.” 07:28

🌱 Preachers’ kids usually rebel because of the lack of flexibility to make mistakes. 08:54

🤓 About the discovery of the failure, not learning from the failure. 10:42

🥃 Lisa will leave her legacy in her upcoming book and hopes her funeral will be marked with the happiness of life and good whiskey. 12:44

📚 Her book Intelligent Curiosity was written with Jim Cathcart, and it is about the art of finding more in life. 13:57

🤝 You can give up all your money, but not your network. It will be there when you need to fall back to pivot and adapt. 14:54

🫂 True relationship capital is all about others, not you, and it takes time and work to capitalize on it. 16:47

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👩‍👦 His Mom was worried about her eldest son quitting his job and starting a company at just 23 years old. 1:30

👨‍💼 Cameron started his hustle at 15 and has changed jobs 50 times. 02:30

💪 "We" vs. "I". 05:47

🦸‍♂️ Cameron’s quirkiness? Doing the boring stuff and continuing to do it after thousands of rejections. 08:11

🤝 Feeling uncomfortable about hard-selling, Cameron does things his way and nurtures "human sales conversations". 10:32

💲 A reason to start a company: Why make 5% commission when I could make 100% commission? 12:35

🦄 Dive into your uniqueness and weirdness to build your personal brand. 12:50

🕴️ Get yourself out there … be known for your beliefs.  14:00

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