Transcript: So the name of the book came from a joke in days gone by, I assume? David Loshelder: Yeah, I was working with some people who I would say leaving, “Take care of number one,” and I would always pause then say, “… so you don’t step in number two!” And eventually I would…
Transcript: Pamela is a friendship expert consultant. She resides in London, born and raised in South Africa where she’s trained as a professional chemical engineer and her greatest passion is people, and her most admired strengths are her friendship skills. You’re on a mission to extend this friendship knowledge with world, and you’ve done a…
Transcript: You’re the owner and founder of Midstate Collection Solutions, Inc., and we are not talking about collections today, right? Mary Shores: That’s right. David Brower: You have some really cool stuff on your website. The first question I read was, “Can you imagine the happiest, most fulfilled version of yourself?” I mean, who doesn’t…
Transcript: What is a client orchardist? Ross Keating: It’s like an orchardist in the trees, growing fruit. I see that you’ve got databases of prospects, customers and contacts. They are what you can harvest and farm and grow, like fruit trees. You want to keep your business for a number of years. They are in…
Lee is the author of “The Boomerang Principle: Inspire Lifetime Loyalty from Your Employees.” She’s an entrepreneur and a CEO with over 20 years experience, building positive high performing work teams. Man, isn’t that what every business is looking for today? Lee Caraher: I hope so. David Brower: Right. Lee Caraher: [crosstalk 00:00:26] in life.…
Transcript: I’m intrigued by the books that you’ve written about anxiety, phobias, panic, anger. The only word I don’t see there is fear, and they all seem to interchange in our conversation these days. Is that a fair statement? Reneau Peurifoy: Yes. Of course, with anxiety a lot of that has to do with panic…
Transcript: You’re talking about true change here. We’re not pulling any punches on this, folks. Meiyoko Taylor: No. David Brower: This is the real deal. This is true change that needs to begin with your own will, your own passion, your own purpose, your own motivation. What you do is help unlock those doors and…
Transcript:: One of the things that I’ve read about you is it really appears to zero down to one word and that is “amazing.” Getting whatever amazing means out of yourself of course and out of other people. How did that all start with you? Meiyoko Taylor: Well, pretty much I believe that everybody born…
Transcript: I’m a baby boomer and we have exactly the same experience, so this is fascinating to me in that when I quit my corporate job in April 30th of ’08 and I took a leap of faith on May 1st of ’08 to be an entrepreneurial, an entrepreneurial guy and run my own voiceover…
Transcript: You are, my friend, the first millennial entrepreneur I’ve ever interviewed, so I’m excited to talk to you. Naresh Vissa: Well that’s an honor, David, I’m glad. Hopefully we can bridge some of that generational gap in this interview today. David Brower: I know, right? You’re a millennial, and I’m a baby boomer, so…