Think and win like a champion. Optimal health and energy is critical to being a thought leader. Top performers are in shape, they eat well, and they move their bodies on a daily basis. In this episode you’ll learn:  how to have more energy how to think more clearly how to be a champion thought leader

EP253: Thought Leader Nuggets #2 - Finish Line Thinking - Embrace Healthy Eating & Daily Exercise

It’s our 300th EPISODE!  Thank you to all of the listeners who have supported the show!  To celebrate, we have a really interesting guest this week.  He’s an expert in storytelling.  Mike Cheda is a professional script consultant, analyst and story editor who has worked with HBO and Walt Disney Studios to name a few.  He can’t guarantee someone will buy your script, but he can certainly help to make it better and more professional.  During this interview, you’ll discover…   Tips on how to pitch your story The importance of reading &amp; educating yourself as best as you can Why you need to bang the door &amp; be persistent   To find out more about Mike, visit .

EP300: Mike Cheda - The Power of Persistence

David Thunder is the CEO of Thunder Training. David is a trainer and physical therapist with experience in osteopathy, Chinese medicine, acupuncture and movement neurology. He not only helps people perform at their best, but he also gives them the tools needed to have sovereignty over their own health. With 29 years of experience he’s helped over 29000 people out of pain and has given them the ability to explore their physical potential. Now he’s expanding his business model to include remote coaching online. &nbsp; Expert Action steps: &nbsp;  Prevent burnout: Learn how to pace strain with recovery. Start to understand heart-rate variance. Use a tracker device to measure if you’re pushing yourself more than you’re recovering. Walk thirty minutes everyday to keep the nervous system in top working condition. Get to know the architecture of your feet.  &nbsp; To learn more about David Thunder , got to his . &nbsp; Visit  and book a success with call Nicky to take your practice to the next level. &nbsp; Also mentioned in this episode:  Norman Doidge

EP322: David Thunder - Health For High Performance

Ryan Lewis was born in to a family of business people and he caught on at an early age. His real success started in his teens helping his uncle run a sports memorabilia business, holding autograph signing events with sports legend names like Bobby Hull, Guy Lafleur, Pat Borders, Johnny Bower, Maurice Richard, Gordie Howe etc… The business has been growing ever since and has been known as Autograph Authentic since 2001. They are the makers of Career Jerseys; jerseys that have player stats printed on the back, and the popular Charity Easel Silent Auction Program seen in many department and grocery stores. McDonald’s restaurants and Best Buy are examples of businesses who deal with Autograph Authentic. Expert action steps:  “Later” and “tomorrow”... get rid of these concepts. Act now and push. In business, look at money as points in a video game to avoid the psychological fear factor that can complicate your approach to business. Be nice, honest and treat all clients and customers as equals.  &nbsp; Go to  or  and use the code NICKY50 for 50% off. To learn more about the Charity Easel Silent Auction Program, go to . You can work in-person with Nicky and a group of like minded people in one of the quarterly, three day, eCircle thought leader immersion events in Toronto.&nbsp; Visit  and book a success call Nicky to take your practice to the next level. Send any questions, comments and feedback to info@ecircle.ca.

EP348: Ryan Lewis - The Success Of Autograph Authentic

“Always ask why. You must know what’s going on all around you. But if you want a really interesting life, don’t say why, say why not.” When you open doors in your mind, opportunities in the tangible world will present themselves. Jan Meek learned a very simple and very powerful lesson very early in life when she was taught to approach life with a ‘why not?’ attitude. After opening that door in her mind, there was nothing stopping her from earning four Guinness World Records. Two for rowing across the Atlantic in 101 days with her son, and two for racing 403 miles to the North Pole. Before that, her first ‘why not’ landed her a job in the film and TV industry working with names like Johnny Goodman, Roger Moore, and Sammy Davis Junior. As fate would have it, when Jan landed in Barbados after crossing the Atlantic, she met ‘Canada’s Coach’ and international public speaker, Raymond Aaron, who encouraged her to share her inspiring stories on the stage as a public speaker. She’s now in the process of writing, Chicken soup For The Ocean Lover’s Soul and her auto biography, Meek &amp; Wild. Expert actions steps:  Always ask, “why not?” to take great strides forward in life. Have confidence in yourself. Always be prepared. Cover your own back.  To learn more about Jan and her upcoming adventure to the South Pole with four other women, go to,&nbsp;. Visit  and book a success call with Nicky to take your practice to the next level.

EP400: Jan Meek - How To Set Guinness World Records In Your 50s, 60s, and 70s

“Nothing in this world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not; the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent.” -&nbsp;Calvin Coolidge Your persistent passion, when focussed in the right direction will carve out a path to your success. Combine this with coaching from the great ones in your field and the only thing that can stop you is your self. Others might call you obsessed along the way but it’s this type of laser-focus that turns an expert into a thought leader. Today’s guest is a thought leader in the realm of music, vocal health, and how to extend the range of the human voice; whether you’re a singer or a speaker. He’s the lead singer of the band Small Town Titans, he’s a vocal health and performance coach for singers and speakers. You can connect with Phillip as a coach or musician on  or one of the following websites.   Also in this episode: Song: , a cover by Small Town Titans. Visit  and book a success call with Nicky to take your practice to the next level.

EP436: Phillip Freeman - Turn Your Obsession Into Your Fortune

There’s a lot more to fiction novels than entertainment. Story telling is king. Each of us lives our own story, rich with character building experiences and lessons that can be handed down through generations. USA Today best selling author and storyteller, G Michael Hopf, is back again to discuss the power of storytelling. He recently released his 40th book, Cries Of A Dying World. It’s a post-apocalyptic story that demonstrates how people in a society behave while counting down their last days on earth. You can find Cries Of A Dying World on . To learn more about G Micheal Hopf or to discover his selection of books, go to https://www.gmichaelhopf.com/. You can also find him on:    Visit  and book a success call with Nicky to take your practice to the next level.

EP442: G Michael Hopf - Why Fiction Ennobles The Soul

“Hope is not a strategy” Podcast guesting can be as simple as just answering some questions and having a conversation. You’ll get some exposure and you might do some good. But this is a powerful opportunity to build meaningful relationships so this episode is about how to prepare to make the most impact so you and your host look like stars. Visit  and book a success call with Nicky to take your practice to the next level.

EP443: TL Nuggets #96 - Scale Beyond $250,000 Through A Little Known Podcast Guest Strategy That Sells

“Nobody had money, nobody could pay for rent. The stock market fell by 90%. It was insane. But, something happened. The 30 most important stocks in America… almost half of them started during the recession! Why? Is it just a coincidence? I doubt it.” “In the last 12 months, more opportunities to be of service to people have become available than ever before.” The great depression has already shown us that opportunities are born in crisis. When times are normal, everything stays the same. But when things go through a giant change, everything shifts. Giant holes open up and entrepreneurs can step up to be of service by filling those holes. During these recent times of worldwide crisis, one service that has had a major impact on the entrepreneur's ability to grow their business is podcasting. Podcasting statistics have exploded since the beginning of the pandemic and lockdown. The growth is astounding. But entrepreneurs don’t have to become podcasters themselves, they can focus on becoming an expert podcast guest. Raymond and Nicky are creating an event to show you how you can increase your income by 6 figures through podcast guesting. The two day event will show you step by step how to become a sought after podcast guest. You’ll learn how to prepare your messaging to generate relationships, solve problems for people, and generate six figure sales. Stay tuned for more information on the 2 day podcast guesting event. You can also get updates on the event from Raymond’s podcast, . For more information about Canada’s coach, Raymond Aaron, go to the Raymond Aaron Group Inc. website, . Visit  and book a success call with Nicky to take your practice to the next level.

EP456: Raymond Aaron - How To Thrive During A Recession

Enter the epiphany moment and play around with the Law of Attraction. You will see that it works whenever you actually do it. Go full throttle—no quitting. Do the gratitude and visualization exercises daily—just five or ten minutes a day—and bam, you will see things shift. The Law of Attraction works, but only if you actually put in the work. You should also use the Time Lapse Method, where you list 15 things you're grateful for in the present tense, including past, present, and future blessings. It's like time travel, but for your mind, and it gets your subconscious to think that all those good things are already happening. The secret sauce? Don't do it just for the results—bask in the feeling, enjoy the process, and make it part of your daily routine, like brushing your teeth (but more fun). And if you really want to hit that $10 million goal, you have to get real—visualize all the things that could go wrong, too, so your brain is prepared for success and stress. Most of all, love the process and the results will follow. Andrew Kap is the author of “The Last Law of Attraction Book You’ll Ever Need To Read” -- a perennial bestseller giving readers a unique understanding of the topic that no other “LOA” book has ever been able to do — by going the extra mile of addressing WHY people who get excited about trying it out still can’t manage to get in the habit of using the methods for just five minutes a day. The book has sold over 150,000 copies, bolstered by thousands of five-stars on Amazon, and a growing YouTube channel devoted to it. Expert action steps:  Have a schedule. Make it fun. Do it in a way that works for you.   Visit  and book a success call with Nicky to take your practice to the next level.

EP622: Andrew Kap - How To Sell 100,000 Non Fiction Books Without Being Famous!

“I worked at Levi’s for 23 years, worked my way all the way up the ladder from entry-level marketing assistant to brand president.” “I needed to build a factory. And I didn’t have two nickels to rub together or a bucket to piss in but I did have a singleness of purpose to course-correct this thing.” “We were very different when we first came out and all the other brands looked exactly the same.” Entrepreneurs don’t just start businesses; they start revolutions. Founders are driven by a deep sense of purpose, an almost reckless determination to build something that doesn’t yet exist. Unlike traditional CEOs who inherit an established structure, founders have to make every decision, carry every risk, and fight through uncertainty with nothing but conviction. The difference? Founders break the rules to create new ones, while CEOs operate within the system to maximize efficiency. Today’s guests prove that true leadership requires courage. From launching brands that challenge industry norms to rebuilding domestic manufacturing from the ground up, these founders have faced rejection, controversy, and even financial ruin to stay true to their mission. They share stories of taking radical risks, navigating cancel culture, and making decisions that CEOs in corporate boardrooms would never dare to make. The lesson? Bravery in business isn’t optional—it’s the cost of true innovation. Jen Sey: Former Levi’s President turned founder of XX-XY Athletics, a brand challenging cultural norms and championing women’s sports. Pete Roberts: Founder of Origin USA, a company reviving American manufacturing through relentless grit and self-funded growth. Michelle Watson: Founder of MICHI, redefining activewear for women over 40 by prioritizing longevity, strength, and purpose-driven design. Visit  and book a success call with Nicky to take your practice to the next level.

EP658: Thought Leader Genius Panel - Pete Roberts, Jen Sey & Michelle Watson - Why Founders Are Braver Than CEOs!

“A brand is a promise that you can make to your customers.” Ever wonder how a small-town boy grew up to help build one of the most successful fast-food chains in America? Be passionate about leadership, marketing, and have the power of strong values in business. Steve Robinson is a highly respected business leader known for his tenure as Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer at Chick-fil-A, Inc. With a career spanning 35 years at Chick-fil-A, Steve played a pivotal role in shaping the company's marketing strategies and culture. He is also an author and speaker, sharing his insights on leadership, marketing, and values-based business practices. He shares his remarkable journey from his early life in South Alabama to his transformative role at Chick-fil-A, where he worked closely with founder Truett Cathy to grow the company from a modest startup to a multi-billion dollar empire. For more on Steve Robinson’s insights and the Chick-fil-A story, pick up a copy of "" Visit  and book a success call with Nicky to take your practice to the next level.

EP592: Steve Robinson - The Chick-Fil-A Story - From $100 M to $7 B, By Not Focusing On The Mone

“Podcast guesting in 2025 is the number one most effective way to generate leads, sales, and clients, bar none.” Here’s the deal: if you’re not leveraging podcast guesting in 2025, you’re probably still using flip phones and writing checks at the grocery store. Podcast guesting isn’t just a strategy; it’s *the* strategy for generating leads, closing sales, and building a six-figure business. This episode breaks down a winning formula for using podcast guest appearances as a lead generation powerhouse. With insights from over 700 guest appearances, it reveals the key elements: focus on intention, preparation, choosing the right shows, and nailing your call to action. Whether you’re chasing clients or craving credibility, this episode provides a clear blueprint for success. Even Donald Trump won his 2024 presidential campaign in part by leveraging podcast guesting. Yes, it’s that powerful. Book: Get Booked and Get Paid  Visit  and book a success call with Nicky to take your practice to the next level.

EP645: TL Nuggets #189 - Why Trump Really Won, & Why It Matters To Your Business

“You can’t sell people anything if they don’t even know that you exist.”&nbsp;   In today’s noisy world, being excellent isn’t enough—you also have to be seen. This episode breaks down the reality that attention is the first domino in business: without it, nothing moves. Visibility isn’t a luxury—it’s the price of entry. Without attention, you can’t build a following, and without a following, you can’t monetize. The principles here? Build a personal brand. Be polarizing. Stop aiming and start shooting.&nbsp;   Dana Dilling is a living case study. With a background in accounting and clinical nutrition, she redefined her career through raw authenticity and consistent online presence. Her brand “Dana Disagrees” exploded because she wasn’t afraid to say what others wouldn’t. From advising men and women on relationships to helping entrepreneurs understand brand identity, her story shows how personality drives profitability.&nbsp;   Dana Dilling is the creator behind “Dana Disagrees,” a personal brand and content platform focused on relationships, mindset, and entrepreneurship. A former CPA and clinical nutritionist, she now partners with The Wellness Way and runs two thriving communities: “3M Men” and “Radiate” for women. She teaches others how to grow influence by owning their voice and showing up consistently online.&nbsp;   You can find Dana on all major platforms as @dana_disagrees&nbsp;   Expert action steps:&nbsp;     Relearn How Money Actually Works&nbsp;     Forget what you were  taught—money is just an exchange of value. Learn how it really works so you can thrive and contribute meaningfully.&nbsp;     Take Action Even When You’re Scared&nbsp;     Don’t wait for perfect conditions. Do the thing, even if it’s messy. Action beats hesitation every time.&nbsp;     Identify and Lean  Into Your Superpowers&nbsp;     Know your strengths and double down on them. Delegate the rest and build your business around what you do best.&nbsp;   Visit  and book a success call with Nicky to take your practice to the next level.&nbsp;

EP682: Dana Dilling of The "Dana Disagrees" Channel - Attention Is Currency

What happens when adventure, craftsmanship, and innovation intersect? Have you ever wondered how a tool can transcend its function to embody the philosophy, resilience, and experience of its creator? Or what compels someone to trade the comforts of normalcy for the chaos of war zones and uncharted territories? What does it mean to put yourself on the front lines of history—geographically, emotionally, and morally? Uncover what drives individuals to document humanity’s rawest realities, often at great personal risk, and why these stories matter so deeply. Knives are among humanity’s oldest and most essential tools, but they’re so much more than just blades. In this episode, we delve into the artistry, engineering, and philosophy behind heirloom-quality knives. Explore the delicate balance between form and function, the challenges of designing tools for extreme conditions, and the fascinating cultural and historical narratives surrounding these objects. Robert Young Pelton is a Canadian-American author, some of the books he wrote are , , , and . He’s a journalist, and documentary film director known for his fearless conflict reporting and interviews with military and political figures in war zones. A modern-day renaissance man, Pelton’s life defies convention. He is an adventurer, journalist, and knife maker whose career has taken him to some of the globe’s most dangerous and transformative places. From designing innovative, durable knives with over 20 patents to embedding himself in conflicts across Afghanistan, Iraq, and Ukraine, Robert brings a wealth of unfiltered insights. His work, featured in outlets like CNN and CBS, captures the stories of rebels, soldiers, and everyday people navigating extraordinary circumstances.  Visit eCircleAcademy.com and book a success call with Nicky to take your practice to the next level.

EP638: Robert Young Pelton - A Renaissance Man Living In Dangerous Places

“Never been one for safety. I’ve never been one to play it safe. I’ve always been a bit of a risk taker, which I think you have to be to be an entrepreneur.” Here’s the secret to landing billionaire clients: it’s not about luck—it’s about having the guts to pick up the phone and the brains to know what to say when they answer. In this episode, we dive into the unapologetically bold strategies that can turn a nobody into the go-to person for the ultra-wealthy. Gina Hendrix, the queen of billionaire matchmaking (yes, that’s a thing), spills the tea on how she went from dialing for dreams to curating connections for the 1%. Spoiler alert: authenticity and grit trump everything else. Gina Hendrix is a fearless entrepreneur and elite matchmaker whose client list reads like the Forbes 400. With her no-nonsense approach and a knack for turning bold moves into big wins, Gina has mastered the art of connecting high-net-worth individuals with meaningful relationships. Her story is proof that a little nerve and a lot of hustle can lead to some seriously exclusive company. Expert action steps: 1. Be fearless and take risks. Embrace a bold approach in business and be willing to take calculated risks, as these are essential traits for successful entrepreneurship. 2. Maintain integrity in all your business dealings. Make integrity the cornerstone of your professional conduct, never compromising values for monetary gain. 3. Follow your passion relentlessly. Pursue what excites you with dedication and commitment, even if you start without all the answers. Learn more about Gina Hendrix: 1. Gina Hendrix’s Website:  2. Instagram:  3. TikTok:  4. YouTube:  Books by Gina Hendrix: • The Great Man Hunt  • Stop Being a Bitch and Get a Boyfriend  Visit  and book a success call with Nicky to take your practice to the next level.

EP632: Gina Hendrix - How To Attract Billionaire Clients

“So that day I decided I'm going to start a company. Had I known how difficult it is... I mean, but then, that naivety is essential. You’ve got to just take the plunge and then you'll figure it out.” Entrepreneurship is like running a marathon through a minefield, blindfolded, and our guest managed to cross the finish line with style. Born in the Congo, AJ’s family faced adversity straight out of a Hollywood drama. They fled the country, lost everything, and landed in Canada with nothing but their grit. Fast-forward, AJ built a multimillion-dollar SaaS company, all while proving that persistence isn’t just a virtue—it’s a business model. Along the way, he learned what’s truly important: adaptability, taking risks (even sweeping floors for free), and creating value by solving real-world problems. This is a story of rejection, reinvention, and relentless optimism. Alykhan "AJ" Jetha is a software visionary and cofounder of Marketcircle, a leading SaaS company providing tools like ‘Daylite’ to empower small businesses with effortless customer, sales and project management. Born in the Congo and displaced as a child, AJ’s entrepreneurial path has been shaped by his unique experiences, relentless determination, and passion for enabling small businesses to thrive. Learn more and connect:  Expert Action Steps  Believe in yourself and address doubts holding you back. Imagine the future you want and set clear visions. Work hard and stay committed to achieving your goals.  Visit  and book a success call with Nicky to take your practice to the next level.

EP646: Alykhan Jetha (AJ) - How Pivoting Helped Grow A Multi-Million $$ SaaS Company

“Curate your environment. Put things around you that make you happy. You have a responsibility to awe and beauty. Make sure that you experience those things in your life.” Let’s face it: life’s chaos doesn’t come with a manual, but meditation might be the closest thing we have. In this episode, Bob Martin—former attorney, mob lawyer (yes, really), and now meditation advocate—shares his fascinating journey from the cocaine cowboy days of Miami to finding his zen as a meditation teacher. Bob reveals how Daoist principles not only transformed his personal life but also inspired a new approach to business and entrepreneurship. Whether you're running a company or just trying to run your own mind, this episode delivers insights, humor, and practical advice for balancing it all. Spoiler: meditation is like hitting the reset button on your brain. Bob Martin is a former prosecutor, defense attorney, and meditation teacher who went from handling high-stakes legal cases to mastering the art of mindfulness. After studying under a 72nd-generation Daoist master, Bob turned his focus to helping others navigate life and business with clarity and calm. His work bridges the worlds of self-discovery and entrepreneurship, offering tools to thrive both personally and professionally. Learn more and connect:  A Wise and Happy Life (Bob’s website):   Visit  area and book a success call with Nicky to take your practice to the next level.

EP642: Bob Martin - Demystifying Meditation

“You do have to set your goals. And I found that over time, anybody who has set a goal usually will reach it. I’m not saying it’s going to be easy. But most people do reach those goals.” Counterterrorism isn’t just the stuff of spy novels—it’s a masterclass in thinking fast, adapting faster, and staying cool when everything’s on fire (sometimes literally). This episode unpacks the high-stakes world of counterterrorism operations and draws surprisingly practical lessons for navigating the chaos of entrepreneurship. If you’ve ever wondered what hostage negotiations and scaling a business have in common, this one’s for you. Our guest delivers jaw-dropping stories from his time as a State Department counterterrorism agent, including moments of brilliance, catastrophic missteps, and everything in between. He breaks down how making decisions under pressure, owning your failures, and building strong, adaptable teams are critical—whether you’re chasing terrorists or chasing quarterly goals. Spoiler alert: it’s all about playing the long game and knowing when to pivot. Fred Burton is a former State Department special agent, bestselling author, and all-around expert in counterterrorism and crisis management. His books, Beirut Rules, Ghost, and Chasing Shadows, offer unmatched insights into the complexities of global security and leadership under fire. When he’s not sharing his wisdom, he’s probably plotting the next page-turner that’ll keep you up all night. Expert action steps: 1. Stay Optimistic Remember that no matter how challenging the situation, tomorrow is a new day with new opportunities. 2. Set Clear Goals Establish meaningful objectives and stay committed to them. While the journey may be difficult, persistence often leads to success. 3. Support Others Offer encouragement and advice to those who may need it. Helping others can create a ripple effect of positivity and growth. Learn more and connect: You can find information about Fred’s books, upcoming events, latest news, and contact details on his official website: . 1. Beirut Rules by Fred Burton https://a.co/d/cFt9K27 2. Ghost by Fred Burton https://a.co/d/9odzHGj 3. Chasing Shadows by Fred Burton https://a.co/d/a38m8e3 4. Area 51 by Annie Jacobsen  Visit  and book a success call with Nicky to take your practice to the next level.

EP636: Fred Burton - Confessions Of A State Department Counterterrorism Operator

"You never have to be perfect. But should you move the needle forward 1% every single day moving forward? Yes, it’s good for you and it’s good for the people you love.” Success in business and entrepreneurship begins with the same foundation as success in life—health and fitness. Without a strong, energetic body and sharp, focused mind, even the best business strategies fall flat. This episode dives into why prioritizing your fitness is the ultimate power move for long-term success. Fitz Koehler, fitness expert, race announcer, and cancer survivor, shares her unfiltered insights into the transformative power of health. With a no-nonsense approach, she discusses how fitness not only helped her overcome cancer but also fuels her to live vibrantly and inspire others. From battling through gruelling treatment to running the Boston Marathon, Fitz’s story is a testament to resilience and the value of investing in your physical and mental well-being. Guest Bio: Fitz Koehler is a globally recognized fitness professional, keynote speaker, and author of the Cancer Comeback series. As the founder of Fitzness, she has spent decades inspiring people to prioritize their health through TV appearances, corporate engagements, and live events. A cancer survivor and advocate for joy, Fitz believes fitness is the ultimate foundation for a fulfilling life. Expert action steps: 1. Control What You Can: “In every single situation, control what you can. Know the difference. If you can’t control something, let it go. Let it go. But if you can, your nutrition, your exercise, your work output, whether you show up early, stay late, all of those things, control what you can.” 2. Live on Perspective: “Traffic jams are better. Red wine on the carpet is better. The flu is better because all of that pales to being a kid with cancer. So perspective, perspective, perspective.” 3. Hunt for Joy: “I’m a joy addict. I’m very fortunate. I was born with a passion for joy. I will choose to be happy in any situation. However, if that’s not you, you can still become a joy addict. Make it a habit.” Learn more about Fitz: • Website:  • Books by Fitz: • My Noisy Cancer Comeback: Running at the Mouth, While Running for My Life  • Your Healthy Cancer Comeback: Sick to Strong  Visit  and book a success call with Nicky to take your practice to the next level.

EP633: Fitz Koehler - Muscles Are Sexy

The best-selling author of Superbodies reveals how elite athletes can be great teachers for our own success. By observing how they train and the strategies they use to not only perform at a high level, but how they handle stressful situations can be extremely useful to us especially in today’s chaotic world. This episode’s featured guest, Dr. Greg Wells understands this. The best-selling author of Superbodies: Peak Performance Secrets From The World's Best Athletes has a mission to effectively communicate the key takeaways of the science of high performance so it can relate and benefit the lives of 1 billion people. During this conversation, you’ll learn..  Greg’s 4 principles to help you achieve peak performance The power of self analysis and always pushing for greater heights How building up others will raise you as well  It’s an inspiring and informative interview you do not want to miss! To find out more about Greg, visit http://drgregwells.com/.

EP04: Dr. Greg Wells - How To Achieve Peak Performance In Your Business & Life

Big money arrives when you identify and cater to your ideal customer.  Alex Mandossian is considered the Larry King of Teleseminars.  He's worked with some of the best in the personal development world including Jack Canfield and Les Brown.  Alex's success as a thought leader has come from narrowing down his target market and knowing it inside and out.  In this informative interview, you'll learn...  The importance of understanding who your "slam dunk client" is and why you should serve her with relevant solutions to her problems Why you must treat email like snail mail when marketing to your prospects The 3 steps to effectively marketing to your audience  To find out more about Alex's company and the resources mentioned in this episode, check out - TheBusinessOfThoughtLeadership.com

EP23: Alex Mandossian - The Magic Of Knowing Your Client Avatar

Your inner critic.  If you let it, it can run the show.  Once that happens, its sheer power can leave nothing but destruction in its path.  Your hopes, your dreams and your business success can all disappear if the critic persuades you to play it safe and small.  However, according to our guest, Andrew Warner of the highly successful entrepreneur interview-based podcast, Mixergy, you do have a choice.  During a fascinating live interview with Nicky Billou from the Fireside Conference in Bancroft, Ontario, Canada, Andrew shares the following...   How asking questions can neutralize your inner critic or as Warner puts it, your “countermind” How the use of “guru beads” can keep you focused and tame your negative thoughts The importance of being aware of the ONE thing you want to do   To find out more about Andrew, visit https://www.thebusinessofthoughtleadership.com.

EP74: Andrew Warner - How To Stop Sabotaging Your Success

Mastery of thought and emotion is key to winning.  Today’s guest built his business and became a powerful entrepreneur using that principle.  George Zalucki is many things.  He's a teacher, trainer and iconic industry leader, focusing on the growth and well being of people.  He was also a star basketball player, joined the Marines, worked in construction, was a college dean, a counselor, a corporate VP, a consultant, musician, singer and many more.  Because of that, the effects of his influence have reached many levels and his ability to combine the theoretical with the practical is an art form to listen to.  During this conversation, you’ll discover…   The power of the human mind and how to use it directly The importance of preparation The power of pure love   To find out more about George, visit https://www.thethoughtleaderrevolution.com/.

EP162: George Zalucki – How To Master The Power of The Human Mind

If you're all things to all people, you are nothing to everyone.  Today’s guest realized the importance of finding a niche.  Karl Kremer is a coach who helps small to mid-sized businesses reach their peak potential with a particular focus on the legal profession.  He assists a special group of lawyers by helping them become great business owners.  During this conversation, you’ll also discover…   The importance of having a focus group of people that you're speaking to Why you should sell your service in bigger packages The value of being relentlessly consistent in prospecting   To find out more about Karl, visit https://www.thethoughtleaderrevolution.com/.

EP164: Karl Kremer - Why You Should Have A Niche

Divorce. It’s a devastating experience many men are blindsided by. If you’re going through it, today’s guest can help.  Marilyn York is an award-winning Family Law Attorney who focuses on representing men. Her firm is Nevada’s only men’s rights family law firm and the largest exclusive family law firm in the Reno area.  During this interview, you’ll discover…  Tips on getting a divorce The importance of having a women divorce plan How to figure out your motivator and goals  To find out more about Marilyn, visit .

EP208: Marilyn York - How To Protect Yourself During A Divorce

Why do you do, what you do? Our returning guest, Nancy Duarte helps thousands of people spread and deliver their stories throughout the world. That mission has kept her at the top of her game for many years. Her firm, Duarte, is the global leader behind some of the most influential visual messages in business and culture. Nancy is a communication expert who has been featured in Fortune, Forbes, Fast Company, Wired, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, The Economist, LA Times and on CNN. During this interview, you’ll learn…  The importance of empathy for your business How to be the best communicator Why you should be a lifelong learner  To find out more about Nancy, visit .

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