In This Episode:[2:22] What was Tomas’s biggest fear of podcasting, and did it come true?[2:59] Why did he decided to have a podcast?[4:22] How did he go about expanding the reach of his podcast?[10:48] Who is handling the back-end of his podcast?[12:17] Is his podcast monetized?[16:24] Is podcasting worth it?[25:44] Consistency is key[28:40] Tomas’s advice to the people that are thinking about starting their own podcast.

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Tomas Keenan: Helping Other People Succeed In Business

In This Episode:[1:13] What was Molly's biggest fear of podcasting, and did it come true?[4:28] Why did she decided to have her own podcast?[6:57] Her experience starting a podcast with no immediate audience[8:45] Has her podcast affected her business?[10:15] Her experience with the back-end work of the podcast[14:21] Her Facebook group Team Dynamic Power[18:00] How she used the podcast to grow her audience[19:07] Her advice if you want to start your own podcast.

Molly Clark: Stop Finding Excuses, Just Do It

In This Episode:[2:38] Who is Scottye Moore?[6:03] Distinction between podcasting and youtube.[8:38] What are the usual topics of his podcasts?[16:33] His vision and future plans for his podcast[20:42] What was Scottye's biggest fear of podcasting, and did it come true?[21:33] His marketing approach to promote his podcast.[25:08] His advice if you want to start your own podcast.Important Quotes:Just do the show.. put in the work and you will be successful""The numbers don't make the show, you make the show.""If you can be the content… you're good""Make sure this is something you're passionate about before you get into pursuing it"About The Guest:Scottye is a podcaster, author and amateur fire-eater from the mean streets of Birmingham, Alabama. After abandoning a dangerous career of building bears, Scottye has returned to the medium he loves most: listening to his own voice!  He’s currently the head honcho on the BS Network, a collection of podcasts dedicated to equal parts creativity and stupidity! He can be found on the podcasts A Load of BS, Fight Boyz, Opposite Attractions — and Fun Fiction, a show about movies, media and how the internet ruins it! From editing to hosting, Scottye does everything in a desperate attempt to keep control of everything to himself.  When he’s not podcasting, he’s also the author of several books, including the Quezalcorp series of novels that were directly inspired by a drunken DND game. He’s also created the BS Vs. series, a spin-off of his podcast A Load of BS! It features Scottye and his co-host Blake Tanner fighting off Grecian gods in a series that’s described as “American Gods meets Supernatural meets a whole lot of alcohol. Important Links:aloadofpurebs.comtwitter.comfacebook.comyoutube.comtwitch.tv

Scottye Moore: Numbers Don't Make The Show, You Make The Show

In This Episode: [2:01] What he does for a living and what his podcast is about. [4:26] His experience with online marketing. [5:05] What prompted Tad to start his own podcast? [6:43] What's his biggest fear about podcasting? [12:16] His audience. [14:02] If there was a podcast about Tad's life, what would it be called? [15:56] One of the biggest and common obstacle in online marketing [18:28] Thoughts on purpose and journey.   Important Quotes: "I found out that a lot of my struggles with internet marketing had to do with the way i felt internally" "Hearing multiple perspectives... on the same thing can be helpful" "Almost all the major hurdles that i have overcome had been put there by me" "Having what you do align with your purpose for getting up in the morning" "The human mind has to get out there, experience and see things" "it is far more the journey than the destination"   About The Guest: Tad Stephens is the SCORE Denver Marketing Chapter Chair and Certified SCORE Volunteer Mentor helping small businesses in the Denver Colorado area navigate online and local marketing issues to grow their business.  Tad’s non-volunteer work focuses on direct response Internet Marketing for his and others online businesses including Executive, Business and Life Coaches, as well as Speakers, Entrepreneurs and those with a message to turn into an automated Intellectual Property offer.   When not volunteering or earning a living hanging with family, alpine skiing, travel, local theater are usually on the calendar.﻿   HeadingImportant Links: acceleratedfunnels.com  

Tad Stephens: Align what you do with your purpose in life

In This Episode: [2:35] What was Mads's biggest fear of podcasting, and did it come true? [3:27] The importance of building connections/relationships. [4:17] How does Mads's podcast connect to his business? [6:23] What prompted Mads to start his own podcast? [9:07] Is a podcast a worthwhile investment? [10:42] Approach and recommendations. [11:55] Mads's advice to the people that are thinking about starting their own podcast.   Important Quotes: "You get an ability to connect with some people that you otherwise wouldn't" "It's all about connecting to other people"   About The Guest: 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, DCBKK & DMSS Bali. 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.   Important Links: Find out more about Mads on his website.  

Mads Singers Sorensen: Make Meaningful Connections

In This Episode:[2:21] Why does Andrew have a podcast, and what is it about?[5:22] How has Andrew's podcast evolved over time?[10:24] What was Andrew's biggest fear of podcasting, and did it come true?[11: 51] Do you enjoy your podcast?[13:48] How did Andrew transition to focusing only on making an impact and providing genuine value?[20:22] Is Andrew's podcast a marketing tool?[21:50] The Last Law Of Attraction Book You'll Ever Need To Read.[24:23] Does Andrew outsource?[27:37] Andrew's biggest struggle in podcasting.[31:29] If there was a podcast about Andrew's life, what would it be called?[36:27] Andrew's advice to you.Important Quotes:"Directions and motivations can change.""I want this to be awesome.""It's all about keeping my opportunities open.""People can hear your passion in your voice.""The sales will take care of themselves.""Searching, Finding, and Searching Some More."About The Guest:Ask Andrew Kaplan whether he prefers CEO, Entrepreneur, or Top Ranked Author, and he’ll likely be the last one with a clear answer for you.He dispensed with all the fancy titles long ago. And nowadays, he’d much rather be known for the impact he helps make through his Shatter The Mold Podcast and various book projects.Recognizing that others often consume way more information than they should before taking a step forward, he often focuses on key topics that many find overwhelming, and condenses them into actionable, more consumable content.His latest offering, “The Last Law of Attraction Book You’ll Ever Need To Read” was written with the understanding that the only thing most people are missing when it comes to mindset and manifestation, is a way of understanding and enjoying visualization techniques enough to finally use them with consistency and get real results. Andrew is currently based in New York, where he publishes new content daily.Important Links:The Last Law of Attraction Book You’ll Ever Need To ReadShatter the mold podcast

Andrew Kaplan: Searching, Finding, and Searching Some More

In This Episode:[2:00] What is Aren's podcast, and why did he start it?[5:05] What was Aren's biggest fear of podcasting when he was starting out, and did that fear end up coming true?[9:03] Aren's podcast growth secret.[14:34] Focusing on providing value.[16:30] Is Aren's podcast part of a business, or just a passion project?[21:06] Does Aren outsource?[23:24] What is Aren's tip for you?Important Quotes:"We're all in this world trying to find our way.""I was scared to pick up the phone and answer in public.""Don't let your limiting beliefs scare you.""I've always used social media quite cleverly.""I snapped my good days, and I snapped my bad days.""Look at authentic engagement.""There is power in helping people.""Only speak if you're going to add value."About The Guest:A full time property investor who invests in property to free up his time to invest himself and others. Always eager to help people, ever since he can remember, having adopted a child with his first wage packet at the age of 16. Being part of a family who foster children and having adopted siblings Aren passion lies in impact and helping people overcome their adversities. Seeing peoples struggle, day in day out, with things he has too suffered with drives him to be a person who does what he says and says what he does to prove to others that your current or past circumstances do not have to define you and you can change. Through that, he started a podcast called fInd your voice where he spends about 5 hours every single week perfecting the shows and getting the best guests on the show to help you combat your excuses, overcome your adversities and find your voice, a metaphor he says for finding your way in life. Having been through so many careers in life, and experiencing many ups and downs, Aren wants people who may lack current resources, to have a chance at achieving their ideal life and is planning in 2020 and beyond to offer as much FREE content and guidance in subject matters he understands: property, health and fitness and mental health.Important Links:Find Your Voice podcast on Instagram and Facebook.Connect with Aren on his website, Instagram, and Facebook.

Aren Deu: Find Your Voice

In This Episode:[1:57] What was Kim's biggest fear of podcasting?[3:41] Does Kim have any regrets for starting his podcast?[6:12] Does Kim produce his own podcast, or does he outsource?[9:02] How much time did Kim save by outsourcing some work for his podcast?[20:06] Did Kim waited for an income first from her sponsorship before hiring someone to produce her podcast?[21:35] Is it worth it to hire a podcast editor or a podcast producer?[24:13] How does Kim's podcast fit into her business?[29:51] Kim's tip for you.Important Quotes:"You need to have a plan""Don't be afraid to flip the switch and get started""Make sure you have a purpose""Know your WHY""In the end, It's gonna be more valuable to get your time back than for you to spend money to pay somebody else to do it ""It's up to you to determine what works for you and what doesn't works for you""You just gotta choose what's best for your podcast""Research, prepare and flip the switch""Be willing to adapt and listen to your audience"About The Guest:After becoming a successful multi-six figure entrepreneur who provides WordPress development, training, and support desk services to corporations, Kim Beasley decided to pay it forward. She created PamperMyBusiness.com which offers coaching and a podcast that focuses on small business Google coaching to entrepreneurs. Also, get free access to the best online marketing tools database at GrowVisibility.com.Important Links:Listen to Kim's podcast and learn more about Pamper My Business Podcast

Episode 31: Flip The Switch with Kim Beasley

In This Episode:[2:07] What was Jason's biggest fear of podcasting?[15:06] How does Jason keep the morale up and keep motivated for his podcast?[18:50] What is Jason's system in podcasting? Does he do interviews or solo episodes?[34:46] Does Jason produces his own podcast, or does he outsource?[46:02] What does Jason do when he finds someone who will be a great guess for his podcast?[54:58] Jason's tip for you.Important Quotes:"Be Relevant""You must produce a body of work""A body of work is important and being relevant is important""Once I made the change, I made it""Have a WHY""Having a podcast is one of the best-giving things that you can have for marketing purposes""Don't start unless your willing to go the whole way, whatever it takes" About The Guest:Founder of Sales On Fire, a sales training business, in 2012; co-founder of The Closing Engine, managing third party high ticket sales teams; founder of Cold Star Technologies, a data science and process design firm in the space field.Important Links:Listen to Jason's podcast and learn more about The Cold Star Project Podcast

Episode 30: Be Relevant with Jason Kanigan

In this episode of the Path to Podcast Success, John Livesay of The Successful Pitch Podcast dives into getting over the fear of putting yourself out there, impacting other people's lives, doing something that you're passionate about, and so much more. Enjoy!

Episode 29: Just Keep Going with John Livesay

In This Episode:[2:02] What was Jacques's biggest fear of podcasting?[6:08] How does Jacques's podcast fit into his business?[10:58] Does Jacques produce his own podcast, or does he outsource?[14:42] How much time did Jacques save by outsourcing the work for his podcast?[20:45] What platform does Jacques use to outsource his podcast?[20:55] Does Jacques have any regrets for starting his podcast?[25:14] Jacques's tip for you.Important Quotes:"I launched the podcast as a way to launch the business as well""I make good connections with people""I don't think a podcast is right for everybody""Make sure it's the right platform for you""Be consistent and stick with it""Plan to help people" About The Guest:Jacques Hopkins worked as an engineer for eight years before quitting his job and turning his biggest hobby into a highly successful online piano course. Today, he supports his family with the passive income from his course, while teaching others to do the same. Check out the newest version of Jacques’ course here at PianoIn21Days.com, plus his podcast and online course training at TheOnlineCourseGuy.com.Important Links:Listen to Jacques's podcast and learn more about The Online Course Guy

Episode 28: Be Consistent with Jacques Hopkins

In this episode of the Path to Podcast Success, Purdeep Sangha of The Male Entrepreneur Podcast shares his insights into the many benefits of podcasting including building a passionate community, generating more revenue for his business, and so much more. Enjoy!

Episode 27: Just Be Yourself with Purdeep Sangha

In this episode of the Path to Podcast Success, Jenny Lisk of the Widowed Parent Podcast dives into getting over the fear of putting yourself out there, impacting other people's lives, doing something that you're passionate about, and so much more. Enjoy!

Episode 26: Know Your Why with Jenny Lisk

In this episode of the Path to Podcast Success, Deniero Bartolini of the Up Your Game Podcast shares his insights into the many benefits of podcasting including building a community, generate more revenue to grow his business and so much more. Enjoy!

Episode 25: Get Better As You Go with Deniero Bartolini

In this episode of the Path to Podcast Success, Dan Perryman of the Low Carb Leader podcast shares the benefits he has gotten from having a podcast, like how his podcast helped people about fitness and nutrition, being committed to your goals and so much more. Enjoy!

Episode 24: Just Be Committed with Dan Perryman

Evan Johnson from iPodcastEdit interviews successful entrepreneurs and business owners, revealing the podcast strategies they use to grow their subscribers and sales. This podcast will help you save time and money when starting and growing your podcast, as well as overcome your fears of getting behind the mic. Successful podcasters show you how to drive more traffic, bring in more revenue, free up your time, have better relationships with your target audience, create more content and so much more - all with a podcast. Listen now to discover the Path to Podcast Success.

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