The Graham Cochrane Show

Learn the three essential elements for solopreneur success: automation, community, and education. Discover the power of Kajabi as an automation tool. Explore the benefits of joining a community or finding a business buddy. Understand the importance of collaboration and maintaining a CEO mindset.

Codie Sanchez, an expert in business advice, joins the podcast to talk about the profitability of starting 'boring businesses'. She shares her process for finding and turning around these businesses quickly. Codie believes that a boring business can free you from the rat race and shares easy ways to make them profitable. They also discuss the importance of embracing neurodivergence, building an audience through content creation, and the power of catchy newsletter subject lines.

I do the complete opposite of most other business coaches. Many of them focus on hustling. The idea is if you want more money and success, you should sacrifice sleep and passions until you achieve that goal. But I completely reject that idea, and have ever since the beginning of my business. And if you’ve been following me for some time, you know that I do things completely differently. In fact, I only spend 5 hours per week on my business. Yet I’ve still been able to grow it to 7-figures per year. This is a fact that surprises most people. Which is why, when they learn this about me, they are incredibly curious to know how I pull it off. That’s why I decided to focus today’s episode on exactly how I structure my time to get the most productivity out of a few hours per week. This episode will help you figure out how you can reduce your own work hours (without sacrificing productivity). So if you want to learn how you can finally take control of your time and live a life by your design, definitely give this episode a listen. I promise, once you start to view your business through this lens, you won’t want to go back to doing things the usual way. In this episode you’ll learn: -Why I decided to only spend 5 hours a week on my business. -My exact system for taking my time back. -Questions that will help clarify how to get back more of your time. -And much, much more. Enjoy!

Brock Johnson, a social media expert with over 600k followers, shares his insights on mastering platforms like Instagram. He discusses strategies for sustainable growth, even amidst ever-changing algorithms. Brock recounts how he taught middle-aged mothers to navigate social media, addressing concerns like shadowbanning and optimal posting frequency. The conversation also emphasizes the importance of balancing personal values with business goals and highlights a free 30-day action plan for generating online income, making social media accessible for everyone.

This podcast discusses the misquotation of a Bible verse about prosperity and the implications it has on our perspective of money. It explores the speaker's unexpected journey to wealth, challenges the belief that money is evil, and encourages generosity and gratitude towards wealth. It also covers the creation of passive income and shares business wisdom from the Bible.

A lot of people underestimate what it takes to be in business. This is one of the main things that holds them back. Because the reality is, for you to become successful in any venture, you have to do things you’ve never done. In other words, you have to break free from your comfort zone and become a more capable person. I’ve had to do so many times in the past. And in each phase of my career, I find that this process of shedding one's skin has to be repeated. The problem is, this is much easier said than done (and most people fail to do so entirely). That’s why I brought in Leila Hormozi on today's episode. Leila is the CEO of Acquisition.com and someone who’s had to completely reinvent herself at each stage of her career. Leila has mastered this process of getting out of her comfort zone and it’s one of the biggest contributors to her success. Through her story, you’ll see just how possible it is to achieve your goals if armed with the right mindset. So if you’re looking to finally become the person you’re meant to become, I highly recommend giving this episode a watch. In this episode we cover: -Leila’s recommendation for making great content. -Her view on skills (and why you need more than you think). -Why business owners fail to build teams. -And much, much more. Enjoy!

The speaker shares insights on what they would do differently if they had to start their online business and entrepreneurial journey over. They discuss their personal story of navigating the challenges of the global recession and building a successful online business through blogging and YouTube. They reflect on their success and share their regrets and the importance of mentorship. They emphasize the need to hire sooner, be more experimental, and offload tasks. They also discuss the importance of experimentation in business and share personal experiences with successful and failed experiments.

So, you want to make money fast? Normally I’m completely opposed to this way of thinking. And that’s because I truly believe that when you build a business that can consistently feed you and your family for years to come, that’s the ideal strategy to follow. That said, sometimes you may not have the luxury to default to a long term strategy. When life happens, you might need to find a way to pay bills quickly without spending a ton of time building a strong foundation that’s required for a robust business. That’s why in today’s podcast, I’ll teach you my best strategy for making money fast. You’ll learn my very simple approach to getting your business up and running and monetizing very quickly. No matter what your background is, you’ll for sure be able to put this lesson into practice. So if you want to learn how to make money fast, today’s lesson is definitely worth sticking around for. In today’s episode you’ll also learn: The way I would make money fast if I absolutely had to. Why starting a service-based business is the best way to make money quickly. How to start getting clients overnight. And much, much more. Enjoy!

Have you ever felt like it’s impossible to have a balanced life as an entrepreneur? If you’re like most business owners, you likely give a ton of time to your business. And while that has provided for you financially, it’s also created a situation where you have neglected other areas of your life. But here’s the thing. Not having the rest of your life in order will definitely take a toll sooner or later. And if you want to avoid living a life of regret, it’s best you figure out how to juggle all of your priorities effectively. I know, easier said than done. That’s why I brought Nicholas Bayerle onto my podcast. Nicholas is one of the rare business owners to have mastered the art of having a balanced life. And it’s something he talks a lot about in his bestselling book “The Modern Day Businessman” and in his mastermind group “The King’s Brotherhood”. Nicholas gives a ton of advice on how you can become what he calls a 4D Businessman in today’s podcast episode. So if you you want to learn how to have a higher quality of life while also taking your business to new heights, make sure to give this episode a listen. In this episode you’ll also learn: -Why Nicholas believe’s all business people are like Joseph from the Bible. -How he finally figured out his purpose after his first business failed. -How he’s able to have a strong family life while running multiple businesses. -And much, much more. Enjoy!