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Welcome to Episode #468 with David Drebin, a world renowned photographer, artist and author.   During this episode, we talk about his passion for arts and photography and how he sees life through his camera. Here are some highlights: It's important to build yourself and everything else will come. Have a lot of passion for what you do. But also have a sense of detachment. It's important to have that duality of passion and detachment. It's NOT about people who don't believe in you. It's all about people who you don't believe in. Reverse it. Instead of looking for people to believe in you, find people that you believe in. 99% of success and happiness depends on sleep, exercise, and hydration. Relationships are like plants. If you stop watering them, they die in the end. It's so simple. Social media is also a way to scale your brand instead of waiting for other people to promote you. Promote yourself in a clever way and build an audience. Provide value. Entertain or educate people. For social media, it's important to post a lot, but reveal very little about yourself. If you're looking for feedback from other people, you're relying on external gratification and that is dangerous. All gratification has to come internally. The biggest battle is actually with yourself. It comes down to self acceptance or rejection.   Learn more about the contents discussed in this episode: Connect with David via Instagram and his website Get David's books here

Welcome to Sunday's Solo Episode #467.   During this episode, we talk about my very own success habits, rituals and routines. A lot of these have some commonalities to all these successful entrepreneurs that I've interviewed for the show. What I do is I take one thing away from each interview and try to implement it in my life. I hope this adds some value and improves your business and personal life. Here are some highlights: Always start and end your day from a place of gratitude. Focus on how you want to run your day. Visualise what you want to accomplish. Think about your end goal. Break down your goal into 3 things you can accomplish for the day. At the end of the day, it's important to review things and reflect back. If you don't schedule it, then it doesn't happen. If you bring your passion and have a positive mindset, you won't fail.   Learn more about the contents discussed in this episode: Connect with me via LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Clubhouse Get featured in 5 amazing podcast every month. Learn how through this link.

Welcome to Episode #466 with Erik Huberman, CEO & Founder of Hawke Media, now valued at over $100 million and is now the fastest growing marketing consultancy agency in the US.   During this episode, we talk about his entrepreneurial journey and how he bootstrapped his business to $100 million. Here are some highlights: It all starts with your credibility. For a business to succeed, consumers must view it as a credible authority in its space and trust that it offers something of value to them. To win your customers, have a very unique offering. Something that will stand out with the rest of the competition. Niching down gives you the ability to identify your business' strengths and weaknesses. Trust but verify. As the head, you need to able to see into the business directly, understand your financials directly and verify that all everything is going to the right direction.   Learn more about the contents discussed in this episode: Connect with Erik via LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter

Welcome to Sunday Solo Episode #465.   During this episode, we talk about How to Turn Tough Times into Opportunities. Here are some highlights: Focus on positive things. Listen to positive music and positive podcasts. Watch positive things and shows. Take a time out. Don't work 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. Best ideas often comes from doing something outside of work and outside your home. In every problems and in every challenges, there is a solution presented as opportunities always. You got to be keeping your eyes and ears open to these opportunities.   Learn more about the contents discussed in this episode: Connect with me via LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Clubhouse Get featured in 5 amazing podcast every month. Learn how through this link.

Welcome to Episode #464 with Simon Leslie, Founder and Chief Executive of Ink, a global travel media company. He is the author of three books on sales and life and a beautiful compilation of motivational poems.   During this episode, we talk about how to deal with a business that is failing and surviving the Covid-19 pandemic. Here are some highlights: Focus where your feet are and just do the best you can possibly do in this moment. Opportunities are wrapped in problems. There's something good that's just around this corner. Believe in it and have faith. Constantly fill yourself with positive energy so that whatever you're doing, you're at your best because there is no negativity around you. Be that beacon of positivity to everyone. Anybody has the rights to content. We all have our own interpretation of it so it's really important to go out there and listen to things that you like, keep honing and improving the message you want to go out there. Read a book and understand the message it sings to you.   Learn more about the contents discussed in this episode: Connect with Simon via Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook and Ink's Instagram.

Welcome to Sunday's Solo Episode #463.   During this episode, we talk about why going back to your old job can be going back to an ex. Here are some highlights: Don't believe in going back. Believe in being in control of your own destiny. Have a purpose. Have a reason why you're doing what you're doing. It will keep you focused on where you want to be. Understand your WHY. It is the reference point for all your decisions and actions.   Learn more about the contents discussed in this episode: Connect with me via LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Clubhouse Get featured in 5 amazing podcast every month. Learn how through this link.

Welcome to Episode #462 with Anthony Mongiello, CEO and Co-Founder of the Bulls and Apes Project (BAP), a generative 3D NFT project.   During this episode, we talk all about NFT’s, Web3 & the Power of Community. Here are some highlights: Trust takes time. It's not an overnight thing. You've got to be in it for a long run. In business, it's important to grow and build a community that is highly engaged and highly loyal. To keep your audience and your community involved, always bring in value. Always be authentic. If you're genuine in what you're trying to do, people love that and is generally drawn towards you and your causes.   Learn more about the contents discussed in this episode: Connect with Anthony via Discord Server, Twitter

Welcome to Sunday's Solo Episode #461.   During this episode, I talk about the Business Lessons we can learn from the tennis star Nick Kyrgios. Here are some highlights: Take responsibility for your own actions. Instead of blaming others, take ownership for your mistakes. Learn from them and move on. Treat others with the same respect you expect to be treated yourself. Get help. Speak to somebody who can help. Reach out for help. In business, if you're struggling, get a mentor or a coach. Join a group of like-minded people. Surround yourself with those on the same mission as you. Surround yourself with a team that can help you get where you want to be. How you do something is how you do everything.   Learn more about the contents discussed in this episode: Connect with me via LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Clubhouse Get featured in 5 amazing podcast every month. Learn how through this link.

Welcome to Episode #460 with Panos Siozos, Co-Founder and CEO of LearnWorlds.   During this episode, we talk about the rise of e-learning and how the pandemic affected it. Here are some highlights: To create a success online course, you need two important parts - the content and the audience. To be a strong leader, always hire people that are better than you. The most frequent mistake you make in creating online course is pricing the course at a low price. Don't be afraid to test things out. It's online so you can tweak it anytime.   Learn more about the contents discussed in this episode: Connect with Panos via LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, Youtube

Welcome to Sunday's Solo Episode #459.   During this episode, I talk about the parallels between running and running your business. Here are some highlights: In running, all you need is a pair of trainers, shorts, t-shirt and the road. In starting your business, you can literally run with a phone or a laptop. Progress is slow at the start. But if you turn up everyday, do the work, trust the process and you will get there. It's lonely being a solo runner so join a running club and engage with the running community. It's the same with being a solo founder. Get a mentor and go to networking events. There are no shortcuts. There are no overnight success stories. Put in the hard work and reap the fruits after.   Learn more about the contents discussed in this episode: Connect with me via LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Clubhouse