Previous Episodes

You can’t spot-fix sustained success.

What brings you success in one stage will bring you stress in the next stage. So how do you escape it?

Les McKeown joins Adam to talk about predictability scaling and how to scale any business while adjusting to growth.

Discover:

• Why it feels like your business is crashing and burning when you were doing so well for so long;
• How to keep up with the pressures of growth;
• How to build a leadership team who can help you scale;
• And so much more!

Growth doesn’t have hurt. Tune in and find out more!

Today, more than ever, companies are moving to digital events vs. in-person events. This is not going to go away.

Digital events are a fantastic way to scale your business as you can reach a much wider audience.

Israel Duran has the steps to successfully scale your business online using digital events and he joins Adam to share them.

Discover:

• The main ingredients to a successful business;
• How digital events can scale your business online;
• The proven process used to scale businesses with digital events;
• And much more!

It’s time to step into the age of digital events. Tune in.

Building a brand requires a lot more than picking out website colors and creating a logo. It’s about how you want the end user to feel when they hear your name.

Building a business requires a solid brand. But how do you build both at the same time?

Christopher Salem has the answers. He joins Adam to share how you can build your brand and business together.

Discover:

• Why how we think impacts how we connect at a deeper level with our audience;
• Why core values are important with building a brand and business simultaneously;
• The process to become a trusted advisor in your business or area of expertise;
• Why a value statement is important for sustaining a brand and business simultaneously;
• And so much more!

Whether you’re just starting out, or you’ve been in business for a bit, this is a must-listen-to episode!

2020 was a year of change for all of us. A huge number of workers  pivoted to working from home. While the commute was nice, working from home also presented its challenges.

Magician Daniel Chan was the go-to entertainer for the Silicon Valley elite, performing at swanky corporate events and company parties for anywhere between $500 and $5,000.

But after the coronavirus and subsequent city shutdowns hit, large gatherings were banned, and Chan’s business was hit hard. And so Chan has had to get creative with how he makes a living and has pivoted to performing over Zoom.

He joins Adam to share how he took his magic act from the road to Zoom.

Discover:

• What it’s like being a magician;
• How Daniel made the decision to pivot to virtual shows;
• How you can take your show on the road without leaving your home;
• And much more!

Don’t miss the magic of this episode!

88% of consumers do research before they purchase, such as who is the best, what are the ratings and reviews and any other supporting info, etc.

If someone does research on you or your expertise, what will they find?

Ideally, you’d like them to find the content you created, such as a blog article, a video on your YouTube channel that specifically speaks to them, and the problem they are currently having. They then recognize you as an authority and the obvious choice to help them solve their problem. Hence, your personal brand, people can research you and your company and decide whether you’re worth working with.

Claire Bahn is a branding expert. She joins Adam to discuss your personal brand and why it matters.

Discover:

• What personal branding is and why it should matter to you;
• Why you can’t hide from your personal brand anymore;
• How a great personal brand is the foundation for a successful career;
• How entrepreneurs and business owners can boost revenue by showcasing their subject expertise and leveraging their authority;
• Why ignoring your personal brand negatively affects your ROI;
• And much more!

What does your personal brand say about you? Tune in and find out!

Let’s be real – looking after your money is a PAIN. Maybe you’ve already tried. You read a bunch of books, took some (free) seminars, trolled the web and tried your best to craft a plan. You may have even sat with some financial professionals who pitched you on their system or whatnot. They made it seem like rocket science because they want to manage your money for you.

Managing your own money doesn’t have to be complicated – unless you want it to be!

Finance expert, Henry Daas, joins Adam to teach us some tricks on managing our money.

Discover:

• What the biggest money ‘trap’ is;
• Where the money is hiding;
• What Financial Intelligence is;
• And so much more!

Ready to become a money expert? Tune in!

Before you do anything in your business and your life, find out your why.  It will give you a way to better understand yourself.

If you don’t know your why, the how is much harder to determine. Branding is so much more than logos and colors. It is also based on your why.

Lisa Schermerhorn is an expert at helping people discover their why. She joins Adam to express the importance of this theory and how to go about figuring out what your why is.

Discover:

• What it means to find your why;
• How to gain clarity and insight into your life/business;
• How to tie your why into your branding;
• And so much more!

Do you know your why? If not, tune in!

There is a way to tap into your prospect’s emotions in order to close more sales. It’s called Performative Speaking.

Performative Speaking is about using other forms of art as references to create a specific vibe, mood, or feeling in the listener using different speaking tools and techniques.

Performative Speaking is art and just like other art forms, the goal is to create emotion in the audience.

Attorney, Robbie Crabtree, joins Adam to teach us more about Performative Speaking and how it can be used to boost our bottom line.

Discover:

• What Performative Speaking is;
• How it is different than the way people typically convince someone to buy something from them;
• Why people make decisions based on emotions;
• Tips and techniques that actually work to captivate an audience;
• And so much more!

If you want to captivate your audience and get them to buy more, don’t miss this episode!

Your customers are waiting for you to interact with them everyday online. And, if you don’t show up fresh, fly, and fabulous, another brand will.

In 2017, ecommerce was responsible for around $2.3 trillion in sales and is expected to hit $4.5 trillion in 2021 (according to a Statista report). In the US alone, ecommerce represents almost 10% of retail sales and that number is expected to grow by nearly 15% each year!

Nathan Otwell, CMO of Shopnova, joins Adam to discuss the benefits of creating ecommerce store.

Discover:

• What the lifetime value of the customer is and how you increase it;
• What the value of Customer Acquisition is;
• How much eCommerce shops should invest in their marketing;
• How risk-averse should one be;
• And much more!

If you want to enter the world of ecommerce, tune in!

Conversations are integral to the act of living as a human being. From our days in the crib, we appropriate the beliefs of our culture and our families.

What we adopt generates unique, fingerprint-like patterns of thinking, feeling, listening, and talking.

These conversational fingerprints underlie the emotions we feel and the stories we tell ourselves and others. Our natural patterns of talking and listening are so ingrained that they run on unconscious autopilot in the background of our minds.

Our fingerprints serve us well when conversations with bosses, colleagues, kids, and friends go smoothly and when our emotions are positive, confident, and joyful. But when conversations take a turn toward frustration, anger, confusion, or fear, we often find ourselves at a loss for words, not knowing how to talk about the things that matter

Chuck Wisner joins Adam to discuss mastering the art of collaborating, creating, and building trust with others – in business and in life.

Discover:

• The four types of conversations;
• Why the four types of conversations matter;
• Why miscommunication is so common;
• Why we struggle so much with listening;
• And much more!

Ready to become a better communicator? Listen in!