Tim Grahl, one of the best book marketers in the world, shares his secrets on creating books that sell for decades. Topics include: the long-term revenue potential of books, comparing the course industry and the book industry, factors contributing to a book's success, studying drop off points and writing successful books, using rubrics to improve conference talks and storytelling, the importance of focusing on creating a high-quality product, and sales calls and content creation.

Grant Baldwin and Bryan Harris discuss what it takes to scale a creator business to $10M+, including building a strong team, strategic laziness, understanding back-end funnels, and applying strategies from different industries.

Learn how to use creator flywheels to scale your business without consuming all your time. Implementing flywheels, creating systems, and developing a community of teachers are key strategies for growth. Discover how a flywheel can revolutionize the process of growing a business and free up time for creators.

Topics discussed include the personal journey of Sheila Johnson, taking risks as an entrepreneur, Michelin Tire Company's innovative approach, new technology's search for purpose, targeting creators as customers, and a mastermind event fundraiser.

The hosts discuss their five-city tour, the benefits of being scrappy and receiving real-time feedback. They also highlight the value of mastermind sessions and podcast conversations during the tour. The importance of rest and energy is discussed, as well as upcoming episodes, events, and discussions about creators. The success and monetization methods of a kid-focused YouTube channel are explored. The hosts also talk about their plans to incorporate physical locations into their business model.

Gina Bianchini, co-founder and CEO of Mighty Networks, shares tips on building a thriving community and the difference between building a personal brand and a community brand. They discuss the benefits of building a community around a business and the challenges of creating a welcoming digital community. The importance of having clear community guidelines and a defined culture is highlighted. They also discuss the power of creating a community for personal growth and the process of setting and cultivating a culture within a community.

Codie Sanchez, co-founder of Unconventional Acquisitions, shares insights on leveraging your audience for profit in a sustainable way. She emphasizes the importance of buying businesses instead of starting them. The podcast covers topics like handling criticism, turning negative comments into motivation, embracing difficulties for success, and tailoring marketing messaging to fear or greed in different markets.

Entrepreneur Sam Parr discusses growing a business, the value of delegation, connecting with competitors, and creating successful businesses without original ideas.

Dan Runcie, founder of Trapital, talks with Nathan about Taylor Swift's masters and the real winners. They discuss how artists are selling back catalogs for millions, the ins and outs of the music industry, and the innovative ways artists are adapting to the changing consumer landscape.

In this podcast, Paula Pant, an incredible creator, discusses how to leverage attention to expand beyond personal brand and create a billion-dollar offer. Topics include monetizing audiences, building a brand separate from personal brand, scaling to a billion, success story of SwitchPod, and creating a subscription-based offer for a non-personal brand.