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Pain & Passion Ft. Nick Vujicic    Motivational Video    Mind Innovation

Album- Gangsta Doo Doo 2
Produced by- Reverend Dr. Philip Cornrow Mayhem, G funk, CJ Huff
Featuring- Reverend Dr. Philip Cornrow Mayhem, CJ Huff, G funk

Decon

Project: Fears: Les Brown and Life's Motivation. 
By: Escape It

Music: Two Steps From Hell // Heart of Courage
Speaker: Les Brown // Get Past Your Fears

VIDEO: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLKDdOtyd0Q&feature=youtu.be 

Fears: Les Brown & Life Motivation (Audio Only)

Complications

Just Those Days

05 Dirty Money - Azhel ft. Blondie

Guilty Pleasure

Joel Brown from Addicted2Success caught up with the powerful entrepreneur, fitness and health expert, author and coach "Lori Harder" to find out how we can elevate our life through more connection and how she managed to reach 1 million plays on her podcast "Earn Your Happy".

Lori Harder - How To Elevate Your Life Through The Power Of Connection

Grant Cardone shares his advice on what it takes to be obsessed with your success. Get your hands on Grant Cardone's New Book "Be Obsessed or Be Average" now - http://grantcardone.com/obsessed

Grant Cardone - How To Increase Your Hunger For Success

Dr. John Demartini shares his advice on what it takes to achieve the ultimate level of success in life... To live in your purpose and to leave this earth with immortal impact.

Dr. John Demartini - 5 Things You MUST Know To Achieve Incredible Success

Joel Brown from Addicted2Success.com catches up with Chris Widener, a world renowned speaker, coach and author. Chris was mentored by legends like Jim Rohn and Zig Ziglar back in the day and now speaks on stages in front of thousands around the world. Chris will help you turn your potential into performance so you can achieve your dreams!

Chris Widener - The 5 Hidden Qualities Of Unforgettable Leaders

Soul The American Dream is back with his next Soulful Sunday drop! This time around his team's up with Passaic's native Cj2.18 for they're record "We Made It" prod by Jahlil Beats. Go check it out. Hope you enjoy!

We Made It ft Cj2.18 (prod by Jahlil Beats)

Gustavo Mack - Rockstar

This Podcast Is Episode Number 0193 And It Will Be About Leveraging Credit Increases Your Contracting Company Cash Flow Accepting Credit Cards Can Immediately Increase Sales And Profits*  Contractors Accepting Credit Cards Make More Money  *We do not provide merchant services. We suggest you start by contacting you bank and doing your own research. I know from many years while we were contractors it paid off handsomely so I am simply passing on a mere "scrap of information" to help you get more cashflow and profit.  Unplanned Emergencies - Are stressful now add "how am I going to pay for this" to the mix and the anxiety increases exponentially! For most people cash in short supply which leaves using a credit card, getting a bank loan or selling something to raise cash as their best options?  For Example - Homeowner with leaking roof is going to get it fixed right away because rain water is damaging the interior of their home including some irreplaceable sentimental treasures including items passed down from parents and grandparents.  Who Will They Call? - You I hope! If you are their contractor and you are actively working and the contractor they like and trust.  Accepting All Credit Cards - Makes you the hero because they get instant financing and your Electronic Armored Car takes your money to the bank.  "Everybody wins, your client gets roof fixed, they earn airline miles and other perks and you made a sale which you could have easily lost to a competitor that accepts credit cards.  Add On Sales - Will more than make up for any fees you pay to accept credit cards. Prove it to yourself by asking twenty contractors that accept credit cards why they do and then ask twenty that don't and make up your own mind. In our past construction businesses when we accepted credit cards the profits increased over 100% and if I told you how much I guarantee you would not believe it!  Create additional cash flow by accepting credit cards. Why? Everyone uses credit cards. When was the last time you wrote a paper check? When you go to the Grocery Store, Drug Store, Office Supply Store, Post Office, Gas Station or your Favorite Restaurant; do you use your checkbook or your debit or credit card? How often do you use an Electronic check when paying your bills? Do you even have a book of checks for your checking account? Many of us would say “No” – why do I need a checkbook when I have the routing number, and checking number, or I pay all my bills using Online Bill Pay. Not a problem, I setup automatic payments. I don’t write checks because [fill in the blank with your answer].  It is the Holiday Season, time for Skiing, next is Spring Break, then it is Summer Vacation full of fun, shopping, eating and travel. Are you going to write a check, pay by debit or credit card? More and more places decline to accept checks especially if you are from Out Of Town. I want those reward points.  Credit Cards are here – Every year I write fewer paper checks than I did the year before. I also know to make the system work effectively there has to be a seller and a buyer. &nbsp;  Where would you be if you were out of town doing something special and everywhere you went you were told: “We Don’t Accept Credit Cards”? Oh, maybe you carry lots of cash – Just in case. Perfect!&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;  Comcast sent out a postcard expecting an increase in the use of credit cards in 2017. Comcast was suggesting business need a faster internet connection to deal with the increased Online Traffic. If their information is true, then maybe the banks will be offering credit to more people and raising the credit limits for their existing customers. This suggests the economy may be improving.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;  As a Contractor, don’t you want some of that new business? Some contractors feel that taking credit cards costs too much, that there is not enough margin to still make a profit. For years’ studies, have shown that...

0193: Leveraging Credit Increases Your Contracting Company Cash Flow

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This week I had Matt Kennedy on the pod and the episode was both hilarious and absurd.

We yacked about art, Feng Shui, Mom Love, Population Control, slaves.. and Nihilism, social authority and identity

I laughed the most during this episode!

So yea - click the link laugh, follow share

Ep 13 - The Absurd - Matt Kennedy

This Podcast Is Episode Number 0194 And It Will Be About How To Find Your Ideal Customer Profile As A Contractor Today's Guest Article Is From Hannah West Representing Modernize.Com  When it comes to branding your contracting business, you probably have a checklist that includes a logo, a website, print advertising, and customer outreach. But these essential efforts are in vain if you don’t deeply consider the audience you’re attempting to reach.  Customer profiles are the perfect tool for understanding the people who will seek your services and what they want from you as a contractor. Home Improvement Leads offers advice for fleshing out those profiles in order to market your business more effectively. &nbsp; Think about What You Offer Before you can know your customers, you have to know yourself. Consider your services and your mission. What sets you apart from other contracting companies? Do you offer eco-friendly construction and renovation services? Do you specialize in luxury homes? Do you work primarily on residential properties, commercial, or both? Do you go out of your way to train each employee in excellent customer service? Do you give a percentage of profits to charity? Know your goals and strengths, but be flexible as you research out to potential customers. After all, the business is about meeting their needs.  Survey Your Audience  If you’ve already started building a customer base, reach out to those current customers. Ask for honest feedback regarding your services. Perform a survey and ask direct questions, giving them the opportunity to elaborate as opposed to giving strict yes or no answers. Ask questions such as:  ●&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;What made you choose our company over others? ●&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;On which social platforms are you active? ●&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;Would you say that you use those platforms to find services? ●&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;How often do you seek home renovation services? ●&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;What do you do for a living? ●&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;Was it easy to find information about our company and get in contact with us? ●&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;What do we do that other contracting companies don’t do? ●&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;When it comes to receiving information, do you prefer email, mail, or phone calls?  Once you know more about what your ideal customer is looking for and how they find it, you can start building a more in-depth customer persona. &nbsp;  Building Ideal Customer Profiles Well-executed client profiles help you relate to your customers and internalize who they are as well as their goals. But before you go deep, use the information customers have offered to flesh out some basic background info for the profiles including age, gender, income, field of work, and whether the person resides in a suburban, urban, or rural area. Build onto that by including the reasons they might seek out your services, how often they have reason to seek out your services, and what obstacles may stand in their path.  Each profile should be broad enough to represent a whole segment of your customers, but specific enough to be helpful when creating marketing strategies. For instance, you may have a persona of a 30-something woman who makes most of the design and decor decisions for her home, wants to improve her home’s value and aesthetic, and uses Pinterest to find inspiration. You may have another persona representing a 50-something male-skewing demographic who strictly gets recommendations for contractors from trusted friends and colleagues and only seeks out services for needed repairs.  Give your personas names and faces to humanize them. These are the people you want to reach out to, and they can help you figure out how to do it right. All you need to do is listen. Call out the most important elements of the visual. Include “Tweet this!” links that mention key points and vital takeaways from your visual.  About The Author: Hanna West  &nbsp; Hannah West writes professionally...

0194: How To Find Your Ideal Customer Profile As A Contractor

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So guys this week we had Rodescu Hopkins on the podcast and we yacked fanaticsm and about politics, sports, lebron, in-Groups, banning ex-girlfriends from the country, emotions, and fist fights

Also, I laughed super hard while listening to this so prepare to have a fun time. 

You can hear more from the hilarious Rodescu at his podcast 
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dude-thats-not-what-i-meant/id1092808837?mt=2

And on his Twitter https://twitter.com/rodescuhopkins

Ep 14 - Fanaticism - Rodescu Hopkins

Not everyone can be the #1 in their space and that’s OKAY. It all just needs to map back to what you want and what makes you happy. If Basketball is your passion but if you have no shot in being in the NBA, I can assure you’d be far happier making $80K doing something basketball-related than $150K doing something that’s not. Get it? When you get to do what you want to do and that makes you happy, you’ve won.

Audio Rant: How to Be Happy

Check out this father-son interview where we discuss micro poetry, side hustles and finding your passion.  The show features Joe Barca (@shepherdmoon13) and Brendan Barca (@straddletheline).  Buy Joe's poetry books here: https://www.amazon.com/Henry-Grace-Story-Other-Poetry-ebook/dp/B01NAFJZ1S

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