Experience the joy of success as Rayvon Reed hustles to create a life of music, entertainment, and happiness. "If you can look at your life, regardless of what you're doing and be happy with it, be happy with the things you've done, be happy with the relationships that you've cultivated, I think that is success." Rayvon Reed is a Navy vet and frontman for the popular band Go Go Gadget. He has performed with major artists such as Flo Rida, Danity Kane, Boys to Men, and T Pain. He is passionate about pursuing his passions and connecting with driven individuals. Rayvon Reed had followed his dreams of music and entertainment, and was part of a successful boy band, opening for major acts and even performing for Google and WWE. After joining the cover band, Go Go Gadget, he was inspired to take his performance to the next level and became an actor on stage, pretending each song was his own. With visualization and determination, he could see his success and happiness, and worked hard to make it a reality. When he had a panic attack a few weeks ago, he was reminded of all he had achieved, and was grateful for making his own life of success and happiness. In this episode, you will learn the following: 1. How Rayvon Reed went from being a Navy Vet to a full time musician. 2. How Rayvon Reed's creative approach to covers has helped him to stand out from other bands. 3. Rayvon Reed's insights on success and happiness, as seen through his daily hobbies and activities. Resources: Take your Podcast to the next level with PodBrand: www.podbrand.io  Connect with me: Instagram: www.instagram.com/justintschenck Facebook: www.facebook.com/gnmpodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChPGPJSqiIE_H3mzfUDV9Mw Website: www.growthnowmovement.com

JR Spear, a successful entrepreneur with two full time businesses, has a powerful mission to help generate wealth for small business owners, but discovers a compelling conflict when his clients don't get the ROI they need. "When I was writing down everything I've learned from the military and from my martial arts background, just my upbringing, it boiled down to an acronym that I call Creed, which stands for Commitment, Resilience, Excellence, Execution and Discipline. The funny thing is, after I started adapting that as the name and transitioning my businesses to what Creed Consulting is the actual name for. Creed stands for belief, which is the belief. And what is your creed? It's ultimately your goals, JR Spear is an entrepreneur and business coach who helps small business owners generate wealth through building out their full automation systems and processes. He also connects entrepreneurs together through his Business Leaders Network and hosts weekly mastermind training calls. JR Spear was running two businesses and was looking for a way to help business owners generate wealth. He transitioned his businesses to Creed Consulting, creating a service to build out automation systems and processes. He connected entrepreneurs together through weekly masterminds, training calls, and in person events. Through this process, he found success in helping entrepreneurs generate massive ROIs and build their businesses. JR Spear learned that building a community, like a church, was key in engaging and connecting with entrepreneurs, allowing them to find success in their businesses. In this episode, you will learn the following: 1. How JR Spear transitioned from coaching to a full done-for-you service. 2. How JR Spear helps small business owners generate wealth through automation systems and processes. 3. How JR Spear helps entrepreneurs connect with the right people to fill their pipelines. Resources: Take Your Podcast Branding to the Next Level: www.podbrand.io  Other episodes you'll enjoy: [Insert 3 past episodes with links] Connect with me: Instagram: www.instagram.com/justintschenck Facebook: www.facebook.com/gnmpodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChPGPJSqiIE_H3mzfUDV9Mw Website: www.growthnowmovement.com

When Renee Marino, former Broadway actress and now Communication Coach and Best Selling Author, speaks up and auditions for a lead role in the Jersey Boys movie, she discovers that her dream was already in the works and that communication is the key to unlocking limitless potential. "Communication does not mean confrontation. By believing they are one and the same, we are denying ourselves wonderful opportunities for connection." - Renee Marino Renee Marino is a professional communication coach, TEDx speaker, and best selling author, named by Yahoo. Finance as one of the top ten communication coaches to follow in 2021. She is best known for her lead role in the movie Jersey Boys, directed by Clint Eastwood. Renee Marino was a professional actress on Broadway and in film and TV, dreaming of one day playing the lead female role in the Jersey Boys movie. One day while on stage, she noticed the legendary Clint Eastwood watching her from the audience. When a film adaptation was announced, Renee wrote herself off, sure that only celebrities would be cast. However, she was called in to audition for a small role and, trusting her gut, asked to read for the lead role instead. Despite the initial rejection, Clint Eastwood had been waiting for her to walk through the door and cast her in the role. Her story was a powerful reminder of the importance of communication and speaking up. In this episode, you will learn the following: 1. How one simple conversation changed the course of Renee's life 2. What is the power of communication and speaking up? 3. What techniques can we use to tap into our inner voice and trust our intuition? Resources: Want to take your Podcast to the next level? Sign up for www.podbrand.io so we can help you grow your brand FREE RESOURCE from RENEE: What is Your Communication Home? https://bit.ly/30Z981z  Connect with me: Instagram: www.instagram.com/justintschenck Facebook: www.facebook.com/gnmpodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChPGPJSqiIE_H3mzfUDV9Mw Website: www.growthnowmovement.com

"Discover a new way to tap into your intuition and unlock your highest potential with the power of presence, surrender, and inspired action." "I don't want to wait till I'm at the bottom of the bottom and then make a decision out of desperation or fear or something else. I want to make a decision about my future and about my energy before it's forced upon me." - Mo Smith Mo Smith is an entrepreneur and facilitator who hosts events, retreats, and masterminds to help people become the best version of themselves. She has a passion for personal growth and believes in the power of energy and presence to create an environment of safety and authenticity. Mo Smith felt a desire for something more and began to explore her intuitive side. She started meditating and took leaps of faith, trusting that a net would appear for her. She created retreats to share what she had learned, and the energy she brought to the events created a safe environment for those attending. Through her journey, Mo discovered that trusting her intuition was the best way to stay on the path she wanted to be on. She now encourages others to take inspired action and to trust that they will be guided. In this episode, you will learn the following: 1. How to use soft skills and personal growth to be the best version of yourself in any industry 2. How to cultivate a safe and authentic environment to let go and be 3. How to use meditation and intuitive guidance to receive messages and manifest what you want in life. Resources: [Insert links to any other lead magnets or Calls to Action from Guest here] Other episodes you'll enjoy: Take your Podcast Brand to the Next Level with PodBrand: www.podbrand.io  Connect with me: Instagram: www.instagram.com/justintschenck Facebook: www.facebook.com/gnmpodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChPGPJSqiIE_H3mzfUDV9Mw Website: www.growthnowmovement.com

Leave your past behind and give yourself a chance to experience life to its fullest potential with the help of Lizzy Ends. "It's possible you can get cured, it can take a long time. But trauma is one of those things that has to be addressed as well. Trauma is some one of those things that you have to be willing to kind of pull the layers back and go, okay, where did this really start? And why do I get because something that happens in trauma, and you're probably aware of this too, is you end up in this cycle, kind of like this merricko route Lizzie Ens is a board certified functional nutrition practitioner living in Arizona. She specializes in women's hormones, helping her clients get more energy, better sleep, and better overall body function. Lizzie Ens grew up in an oppressive Amish community, where she experienced trauma and suppression. At 17, she and her twin ran away for two days, but ultimately returned. A year later, her boyfriend from New York sent a letter offering a way out. With only $20 in her pocket, she left with him. Through hard work and discipline, Lizzie was able to find a job and get her driver's license, Social Security number, and a car. She then moved out to learn about life outside of the oppressive community. In this episode, you will learn the following: 1. Trauma as the Root Cause of Autoimmune Disease: How can healing from trauma help people recover from autoimmune diseases? 2. Transitioning from the Amish Community: How can someone go from being completely sheltered to thriving in the modern world? 3. Overcoming Naivety and Fear: How can someone overcome naivety and fear to find success and independence? Resources: Take your podcast to the next level with PodBrand (www.podbrand.io)  Connect with me: Instagram: www.instagram.com/justintschenck Facebook: www.facebook.com/gnmpodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChPGPJSqiIE_H3mzfUDV9Mw Website: www.growthnowmovement.com

"Let your mess become your message." Drew Manning is a renowned health and fitness expert and New York Times best-selling author. He is best known for his viral Fit2Fat2Fit journey, which taught him valuable lessons in empathy and understanding. Drew Manning grew up in a large family, always active and in shape. In 2009 he became a personal trainer, thinking it would be easy to help those struggling with their weight. After one of his clients called him out on not understanding the difficulty, he decided to gain weight on purpose, and document the journey. After gaining 76 pounds, he realized the power of vulnerability and empathy and was able to lose the weight, gaining a new perspective on the physical and mental transformation of weight loss. His story went viral, leading to a book and two seasons of his own TV show. In this episode, you will learn the following: 1. Drew Manning's journey of gaining and losing weight to gain a better understanding of why it is so hard for people to lose weight. 2. How Drew Manning's message of conscious fitness has evolved from his personal journey of divorce, leaving his religion and inner work. 3. Drew Manning's experience of how being a father motivated him to pull himself out of rock bottom moments and become the best version of himself. Resources: www.fit2fat2fit.com  www.podbrand.io  Connect with me: Instagram: www.instagram.com/justintschenck Facebook: www.facebook.com/gnmpodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChPGPJSqiIE_H3mzfUDV9Mw Website: www.growthnowmovement.com

"Discover the power of resilience and the strength of recovery through one man's inspiring journey." "If I had to learn at a very young age to be independent, and then also at a very young age to start becoming financially independent, then my brain already started working like an entrepreneur. And now I've had successful businesses and done these different things and had this opportunity to lead big teams. And I think it all stems from that." - Ken Eslick Ken Eslick is a father of two, grandfather of three and has been married for 35 years. He is the owner of The Leaders Lab, a company and podcast focused on leadership development. He is a veteran of the US Army, having served in Berlin, Germany, and has a wealth of experience in leadership and corporate America. Ken Eslick grew up in an unstable household and in order to survive, he had to become independent at a young age. He joined the military and there he had to develop resilience and self-reflection in order to maintain his drinking habits while still being able to perform physically. Despite his childhood trauma, Ken was able to draw on the good parts of his upbringing and use his experiences to build a successful business and life. He now has a deeper understanding of the importance of resilience and self-reflection. In this episode, you will learn the following: 1. Overcoming Adversity and Trauma to Become a Leader: Learn how Ken Eslick overcame a difficult family life and went on to become a successful leader in both the military and corporate America. 2. Finding a Path to Independence: Discover how Ken Eslick used self-reliance and independence to take control of his life from a young age and how it led him to success. 3. Discovering the Good from the Bad: Uncover how Ken learned to effectively blame himself for his past and how it helped him to find the good in his life experiences. Connect with me: Instagram: www.instagram.com/justintschenck Facebook: www.facebook.com/gnmpodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChPGPJSqiIE_H3mzfUDV9Mw Website: www.growthnowmovement.com

After suffering from the chaos of his father's alcoholism, Michael Hyatt takes control of his life and confronts his fear of public speaking by reframing his narrative, ultimately leading to extraordinary success. "The only difference between you and people that are getting extraordinary results is their thinking." - Michael Hyatt Michael Hyatt is a renowned entrepreneur, speaker, and author who has spent most of his career in the book publishing field. He is married for 44 years and has five daughters and ten grandkids. Michael Hyatt had a hard time dealing with his father's alcoholism as a child, and grew up in a lower class family. He worked hard to become a successful business man and CEO, but when he hit a plateau in his business, he sought out a coach to help him grow. The coach helped him realize that it wasn't the outside factors that were holding him back, but his own thinking and story about himself. With the help of his coach, he learned to reframe his story and was able to achieve extraordinary success. In this episode, you will learn the following: 1. How to maintain credibility and foster relationships with kids over a long period of time. 2. How to transition from being a parent to being a friend and advisor to your kids. 3. How to use therapy and reframing negative stories to develop self-awareness and peak performance. Resources: [Insert links to any other lead magnets or Calls to Action from Guest here] Another episode you'll enjoy: Mindset of a Champion with Dr. Jeff Spencer (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/growth-now-movement-with-justin-schenck/id1086471656?i=1000530137040) Connect with me: Instagram: www.instagram.com/justintschenck Facebook: www.facebook.com/gnmpodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChPGPJSqiIE_H3mzfUDV9Mw Website: www.growthnowmovement.com

When retired Navy Seal Jason Redman's ego and arrogance leads to a mission failure, he refuses to give up and instead chooses to use his misfortune to become a better leader and help others do the same - learning to overcome adversity and build a legacy with an "overcome" mindset. "Leaders are forged during hard times. We don't make leaders in easy times. So if you can, an overcome mindset would say, well, this sucks. I don't really want to go through this, but if I embrace it, if I drive through it, if I navigate my way through these problems, I'm going to become better." Retired Navy Seal Jason Redman is a renowned speaker and content creator who helps people take action in their lives, move past adversity, and drive through sticking points. He is passionate about helping people develop an "overcome mindset" to face any challenge. Jason Redman had a successful career in the Navy SEALs, but was brought low by a mistake made in Afghanistan in 2005. Rather than wallowing in self-pity, he chose to take action and build back his trust, respect, and credibility. After being shot eight times in Iraq in 2007, he adopted an 'overcome mindset', choosing to use his hardships and failures to become a better leader and help others. He now uses his experiences to motivate and inspire people to move past adversity and take action to find success in their lives. In this episode, you will learn the following: 1. How does Jason Redman's story of failure and redemption illustrate the importance of perseverance in leadership? 2. What is the importance of an "overcome mindset" and how can it help us navigate adversity? 3. How can we find the balance between humility and self-promotion in order to be successful? Resources: Attend Jason's Overcome & Survive Workshop Other episodes you'll enjoy: Learning Leadership from a Navy SEAL with Jason Redman Character, Competence, and Risilience with Major Gen. John Gronski Connect with me:  Instagram: www.instagram.com/justintschenck  Facebook: www.facebook.com/gnmpodcast  YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChPGPJSqiIE_H3mzfUDV9Mw  Website: www.growthnowmovement.com 

Discover the inspiring story of Jeff, a former jazz musician who dropped out of high school to follow his passion and become a successful entrepreneur in the modern economy. "Luck is when opportunity meets preparation."  Jeff Lerner is the CEO and founder of ENTRE Institute, a global Entrepreneurial Education platform that has had over 275,000 students in just three years. He is a former jazz musician, author, and podcaster who is passionate about helping people build successful businesses and achieve freedom. Jeff Lerner was a retired sixteen-year-old, who dropped out of high school to pursue freedom through music. After two weeks of soul-searching, he decided to become a pianist and convinced his parents to let him take the leap. Through hard work, creativity and hustle, he was able to prove that he could make it and started a successful business and career. His journey ultimately led him to the founding of Ontra Institute and the Playbook of Life. In this episode, you will learn the following: 1. How did Jeff Lerner's company ENTRE Institute experience such explosive growth in just two years? 2. How did Jeff Lerner go from a small-town private school student to a successful entrepreneur and CEO? 3. How did Jeff Lerner's time as a jazz musician lead to his discovery of what he really valued in life? Resources: Take your Podcast Branding & Social Media to the next level with PodBrand www.podbrand.io  Other episodes you'll enjoy: [Insert 3 past episodes with links] Connect with me: Instagram: www.instagram.com/justintschenck Facebook: www.facebook.com/gnmpodcast YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChPGPJSqiIE_H3mzfUDV9Mw  Website: www.growthnowmovement.com