In this episode, Ryan chats with copywriting expert Karon Thackston. They discuss affiliate marketing, printables, freebies, blogging, email marketing, and more. If you're looking to build a passive income online then don't miss this episode.

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In the fall of 1839, a young boy named Samuel Clemens moved with his family to Hannibal, Missouri. Almost two centuries later, Clemens — more commonly known by his pen name, Mark Twain — has given the town an international reputation.

Hannibal is perhaps best known as the childhood home of Twain and the setting of some of his most famous books, including "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn." Tourists now flock to the town to learn more about the author, and many businesses in the downtown district have sought to honor his legacy.

For the latest episode of the Speaking Startup podcast, we traveled to Hannibal to learn more about businesses with ties to Twain’s legacy in the northeast Missouri town.

Plus, we spoke with the organizers of HERImpact Kansas City, a new pitch competition for female social entrepreneurs, to learn about the event and the need for funding of women-led startups.

Speaking Startup: Twain, tours and entrepreneurs

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Zu Gast in Folge #50 ist Kerstin Schiefelbein.

Als Gründerin, Unternehmerin und absolute Expertin im geplanten und optimierten Reichweitenaufbau macht sie aus Daten Geschichten und hilft Gründerinnen und Marken dabei, sichtbar zu werden. In der Folge geht es um datenbasierte Content Creation und Social Media Optimization, die Relevanz der Frage nach dem “Warum” sowie Kerstins eigene Erfahrungen als Unternehmerin und Leaderin.

Im MINDSET MOVERS Podcast redet Unternehmer und Visionär Arne Stoschek mit verschiedenen Gästen über die Themen Unternehmertum, Leadership und Persönlichkeitsentwicklung.

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MM#50 Kerstin Schiefelbein - Über datenbasierte Content Geschäftsmodelle

The Treehaüs Podcast is a deep dive into the entrepreneurial mindset of creative legends in the making. We laugh, we learn, and we love! On today's episode, our hosts, Aza Rae and JJ sit down with a "for sure to be" legend in the making, Alex Jacques, aka Poppa Jacques! You'll learn about Poppa Jacques' humble beginnings, his tribe, his pay it forward attitude, his career accomplishments, and his legacy. Somehow, the Treehaüs crew roped Poppa Jacques into being a shady salesman...Haha, just listen to find out what that means. 
Tune in for all of this, and more!

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Co-Founder and CEO Max Rivest sat down with Tuff City Radio to discuss the trials and tribulations of going from school project to fastest growing iced tea brand on the westcoast

Tuff City Radio Interview with Max, Wize CEO

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"There's no bigger board meeting than you staring in the face of death in the hospital. Death has all the leverage."

Boast.AI co-founder and president Lloyed Lobo speaks candidly on what he's learned about the true cost of entrepreneurship after a near-death experience with COVID-19.

Produced with support from TWG.

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The one about the time Lloyed Lobo almost died

Jim Cathcart is the author of 20 books, including The Acorn Principle and Relationship Selling, which are both international bestsellers. His TEDx talk “How to Believe in Yourself” is in the top 1% of all TEDx talks with more than 2 million views. Jim was inducted into the Professional Speaker Hall of Fame and the Sales and Marketing Hall of Fame. He's a university professor, teaching in an executive MBA program. &nbsp; In today’s episode, Jim and I will discuss his journey to become a wildly successful speaker. Jim will also teach us the acorn principle. “The seed of your future successes already lives within you. . . .” &nbsp; Jim’s Passions and Advice About Speaking &nbsp; Jim is passionate about many things—homemade ice cream, barbecue, fitness, and music among them—but he also loves helping people succeed. When someone says to him, “You’re just a speaker because you love the applause,” he says, “No; the applause is just a sign that it went well.” &nbsp; Jim loves when a person walks out of one of his speeches or seminars and thinks, “Wow, I never thought about it like that before; that makes perfect sense. I can do that.” Often people send him a note a few months later, saying it worked. He loves when he can help people. &nbsp; Jim said the key to good speaking is audience improvement. His advice for someone who’s nervous about speaking is to change their point of view. “Stop thinking about you, and think about the audience. Start thinking about how your message is going to help them, and help them understand it. Then you won't be nervous about giving your speech,” he said. &nbsp; Thinking about the audience will shift our point of view and can relieve our nerves, and we’ll likely give a better speech because we’re trying to help them. &nbsp; Jim’s Entrepreneurial Journey&nbsp; &nbsp; Jim grew up in Little Rock, Arkansas. His father was a telephone repairman, who often had to be on the road, and his mother had her hands full taking care of Jim, his sister, and his grandfather. Growing up, there weren’t any high expectations for him. Jim thought he would be a good person, get decent grades in school, get a job, and live a pleasant but ordinary life. &nbsp; By 23 years old, Jim was married and had a new baby at home. He was working a dead-end job as an assistant for someone who didn’t need one. He’d dropped out of college, he’d had about every job imaginable, he was overweight and smoking two packs a day, and he was bored to tears because his boss didn’t need him.&nbsp; &nbsp; One day at work while Jim listened to the radio, a five-minute, motivational show called Our Changing World with Earl Nightingale came on. Jim heard Earl say, “If you will spend one extra hour every day studying your chosen field, in five years or less, you'll be a leading authority in that field.” Jim did the math and figured that would be 1250 hours. &nbsp; He asked himself, “What do I want to be an expert at?” He didn’t want to be an expert in urban renewal, his current job. A week or two later, it occurred to him that he wanted to do what Earl Nightingale was doing: personal development and applied behavioral science. Jim didn’t have any experience in the field, but he did have plenty of time at his job.&nbsp; &nbsp; He became a fanatic, reading every book he could find, listening to audio recordings, going to whatever seminar he could find. For the next several years it was all he wanted to talk about, all he wanted to think about. As he studied, his mindset changed, and he got better at his job and received many promotions. Eventually, he had the chance to move into the field of training and development, and after a few years, became a full-time speaker and trainer. &nbsp; Jim wrote a book with Tony Alessandra, and they formed a corporation together. One day, Jim sat at the desk, and the phone rang. It was Earl Nightingale, the man from the radio. Earl told him he’d just read...

The Acorn Principle: The seed of your future success already lives within you

We have another Ask me a Question session. I get hundreds and hundreds of questions a week and hundreds of thousands over the course of my career. So I've got plenty of material for a lot of little things that can make a big difference in your success online or just in business in general. Screw The Commute Podcast Show Notes Episode 468 How To Automate Your Business -   Internet Marketing Training Center -  Higher Education Webinar –  See Tom's Stuff –  00:23 Tom's introduction to Ask me a Question 04:00 Increasing sales per customer 07:14 Bundled Offers 08:09 Glancable Marketing 11:39 Using Text Marketing 15:13 Membership sites still work 18:01 Charging for consultations Entrepreneurial Resources Mentioned in This Podcast Higher Education Webinar -  Screw The Commute -   Screw The Commute Podcast App -  College Ripoff Quiz -  Know a young person for our Youth Episode Series? Send an email to Tom! -  Have a Roku box? Find Tom's Public Speaking Channel there! -  How To Automate Your Business -  Internet Marketing Retreat and Joint Venture Program -  Disabilities page -  Internet Marketing Training Center -  Related Episodes Website Readability -&nbsp; Ask me a Question -&nbsp; More Entrepreneurial Resources for Home Based Business, Lifestyle Business, Passive Income, Professional Speaking and Online Business I discovered a great new headline / subject line / subheading generator that will actually analyze which headlines and subject lines are best for your market. I negotiated a deal with the developer of this revolutionary and inexpensive software. Oh, and it's good on Mac and PC. Go here:  The Wordpress Ecourse. Learn how to Make World Class Websites for $20 or less.    Join our Private Facebook Group! One week trial for only a buck and then $37 a month, or save a ton with one payment of $297 for a year. Click the image to see all the details and sign up or go to  After you sign up,&nbsp;check your email for instructions on getting in the group.

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This is Entrepreneurs of Faith, a Sunday episode of Monetization Nation. I’m Nathan Gwilliam, your host. In today’s episode, I want to share with you a couple of stories that are on my mind and scripture that goes with them.&nbsp; &nbsp; Aaron and Amie Cook &nbsp; Over a decade ago, I did a lot of consulting work in Brazil. I spent about half of three years in Brazil; I would go to Brazil for about two weeks, come home to the United States for about two weeks, and then go back. During that time, I was blessed to help build Azul Airlines and several ventures to provide for my family.&nbsp; &nbsp; Being so far away from my family for extended periods of time was very difficult for me, so I would call home as often as I could. One night when I was talking to my wife on a video call, in the background I heard a huge shattering of glass. In my mind, as the over-protective husband and father, I imagined that someone had just come through a glass door or glass window.&nbsp; &nbsp; My wife was very, very tired, and she was done for the day. She didn't even want to go check out the glass-shattering sound. Being on the other side of the world and not being there to help protect and take care of my family, I was really worried. After some cajoling, she finally went and checked it out and showed me on the video camera what it was. &nbsp; In our master bathroom, we had a very large mirror that spanned two sinks. That mirror had not been attached to the wall very well; they had glued it on in an insufficient way. And so with hot showers and steam, that huge mirror fell off the wall and completely shattered that night when I was on the phone with my wife.&nbsp; &nbsp; My wife has some serious health conditions and it was just too much for her to deal with that evening so she closed the door, we finished our conversation, and she went to bed. The next day, some of our dear friends from the neighborhood, Aaron and Amie Cook, came and cleaned up the mess for her. And that wasn't the only time they helped our family. I believe, while I was traveling on business trips, Amie and/or Aaron came and helped multiple times when water flooded in our basement.&nbsp; &nbsp; It was very hard for me to have these emergencies as I was traveling and to not be there to provide and protect my family as they needed it. However, I'm eternally grateful for Aaron and Amie Cook who were there for my family, along with many others. Even though I was doing what I needed to do and I was where I needed to be, it was still hard to not be there for my family and I am so grateful that there were other people who loved my family to help out when I couldn't. &nbsp; Josh Clark &nbsp; I want to tell you another story about Josh Clark. While I was on a business trip in Texas, my daughter was driving to school and her car broke down on the side of the road. As I mentioned before, my wife has some serious health conditions. She's in a wheelchair and is not able to drive so she couldn’t go help our daughter.&nbsp; &nbsp; My daughter called me and asked me to help her. I was on the other side of the country, and couldn’t get there physically. So, I stepped out of my meeting and called a tow truck to help her in the best way I could. Just after I'd called and scheduled a tow truck to come, she called me back because a friend of ours from church, Josh Clark, had pulled up behind her. He opened her car’s hood, diagnosed the problem, fixed the issue, and my daughter was able to get her to school on time. I will forever be grateful to Josh Clark for being there for my daughter when I was unable to be there.&nbsp; &nbsp; I recently heard Josh tell a story of a time where the tables were turned on him. He had taken a job in North Dakota and was driving a truck in the oil fields. His wife was pregnant and while she was on a trip, she went into premature labor. They took her to a hospital and she and the baby were not in great condition. When his parents and his wife’s...

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