On this episode, Dave interviews Melanie Knueven, Russell’s executive assistant, about her role in the Clickfunnels company. From her work organizing massive events with thousands of attendees all the way down to organizing Russell’s desk, she is very important in keeping the company running like a well oiled machine! Here are some of the things they talk about: What Melanie thought about Russell when she started working for him (it’s not flattering) Melanie’s strategies and ideas on how to make your events the very best What it’s like working for a high energy entrepreneur (Russell) And the importance of personality assessments and what traits are the best for an executive assistant So listen in to hear some fun stories about working for Russell, some advice on running events, and what you should look for when you are hiring an executive assistant for your company.

On this episode Dave talks about the struggles of balancing your personal life and your business life while you are on vacation. You need to be able to shut work out during family time, but then there should also be time to keep your business life healthy. Here are some things you’ll hear about: Start with quality family time first instead of work Communication is important, let your family know about work breaks ahead of time Mealtime is a must, and phone time should be limited Cluster business items together so you can clear them all out in one block of time Remember the importance of being present! Show your kids that you are not always working, spend time with them So listen in to hear a ton of advice on how you should divide up your work and play time while you are on vacation so that you can hopefully keep everyone happy and keep your business healthy.

On this episode, Dave talks about Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s success story. At one point he had less than $7 to his name, yet he was still able to become successful. Here are some of the things you’ll hear about in this episode: Always remember your “$7 bucks” story, even after becoming successful Realize that sometimes you don’t know what’s in store for your future So listen in to hear how you can focus harder on your goals if you are able to see the value of your own “7 bucks” story.

On this episode Dave interviews two of his sons, Chandler and Parker, about the lessons they have learned from Dave throughout their childhood. Here are some of the things you’ll hear about: Celebrate the small things, and don’t forget to count your blessings The importance of learning, listening to podcasts, reading books, etc… How to appreciate the real value of money So listen in to hear Dave and his boys laughing and joking about some of their childhood stories and some of the lessons they have learned from them.

On this episode, Dave interviews Jake Leslie , the lead graphics designer for Clickfunnels. Jake started as a football player, but after breaking his back during his junior year of high school, he changed his focus to art. Here are some of the things you’ll learn about on this episode: How Jake turned his college design homework projects into work for clients and actually made money! Why it is so important to model your design after something that is already working great. Why color choices are so important, and how you can use color to draw your customers' attention to certain areas of your page. And why you need to keep your design engaging. Don’t get boring, change things up! So listen in to hear Jake’s advice on how you can use design to improve your brand and spice up your funnels!

On this episode Dave talks about the importance of decision making in your company. Here are some of the things he talks about so you can try to avoid death by decision. Don’t be a cold and timid soul that sits on the sideline and is afraid to make a decision. Ask yourself, “What’s the worst that could happen?” and then be prepared for that. Have faith in, and stand by your decisions So listen in to find out how you can become stronger and more confident in all the decisions you need to make.

On this episode Dave talks about a storytelling process he recently heard about from Natalie Hodson. Here are some of the things you’ll hear about: When things happen to you, how and why you should record a video of yourself in those situations. What it means to “document the process” Why it is important to convey raw and pure emotion in your story telling So listen in to hear about the difference of telling a story as if it were a wound or a scar.

On this episode Dave interviews Drew Manning about his success with Clickfunnels, along with some of the ideals and principles he uses in his business. Here are some things you’ll hear about on today’s episode: Drew’s recent attempt at running 100 miles in 24 hours with only a month of training How Drew was still struggling in business even after the success of his “Fit to Fat to Fit” program And how he was able to combine Clickfunnels with his media exposure to become an 8 figure award winner So listen in to hear how Drew’s advice on how to find successes, even if you are a pioneer in your industry.

On this episode, Dave interviews Ryan Lee about how Clickfunnels has affected his business. Ryan is in the financial services industry, but teaches the complete opposite of what traditional financial planners teach. Here are some of the things you’ll learn on this episode: How “throwing rocks” at your competition can help the right people identify with you How important your community is, and ways you can make it stronger Why you should have a manifesto and use language that is unique to your community How you can focus on what you really want, and then doing what you need to do to get there.  So listen to this episode to hear how you can blow your competition so far out of the water, that you actually start training them your system!

On this episode, Dave interviews Brent Coppieters about his role with Russell Brunson and Clickfunnels. Over the last 13 years, Brent has been helping Russell in many different capacities. Here are a few things you’ll hear them talk about: Some of the ups and downs he faced during the early years of working with Russell How to hire the right people (and what OKG means) How you can manage a large distributive workforce using the right tools And why it’s so important to know what your goals are So listen it to hear Brent’s origin story and to pick up on some of his expert advice!