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The Bold Life Movement with Kimberly Rich

The Bold Life Movement is all about empowering people to be their best, boldest, and happiest self. Each week we'll bring you true stories from inspiring people who prove that it's possible to live a passion-filled, rich life. Whether your goal is to build a business and travel the world, or cultivate better relationships, and a healthier lifestyle, The Bold Life Movement has you covered. Hear from successful entrepreneurs, bestselling authors, and other inspiring individuals, and learn how you can harness your own inner boldness to create your best life.
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Now displaying: April, 2016
Apr 27, 2016

Jeremy is a tenacious and successful podcaster who’s about to take his show the ‘Create Your Own Life Podcast’ from 3 days a week to 5!   He’s so dedicated to providing value for his listeners, and he knows that adding the extra two days will give that much more to his subscribers and take his show to the next level.

The ‘Create Your Own Life Podcast’ was born from his desire help others to lead the life of their dreams. The guests on his podcast give usable action steps that listeners can run with to build the life they envision for themselves.

Not only do his listeners get great insights from his podcast guests, but Jeremy does as well. He recently had on Calvin Wayman and one of the lessons that Calvin discussed that really hit home with Jeremy, was the idea of not waiting for things to be perfect before you take action. It doesn’t have to be perfect; it just has to be done.

There are many reasons his listeners tune in, but one thing that Jeremy hopes many of them get is a mind shift from thinking and worrying about problems to being geared towards finding solutions. Problems lead to solutions, and solutions lead to potential business ideas. This simple shift also makes the different between feeling hopeless, vs. Constantly seeing opportunities.

Jeremy has worked hard to determine his goals and why he’s pursuing them. When you understand what you really want and why this drives you, you’re motivated to focus on the actions that push you towards your goals. This has led to some incredible success with his podcast.

From the get-go, Jeremy knew that for his podcast to be a success he needed to interview some big names with large followings of their own. He gave us some great tips for communicating with and gaining the trust of influential people:

  • Make a list of 100 important/influential/admired people that you really want to talk to, interview and network with.
  • Find their email addresses – sneaky email hack: firstname@company.com or firstnamelastname@company.com are great guesses.
  • Compose tantalizing emails where you show them the impact they’ve had on you, how you respect what they’re doing and how you can help them achieve more.
  • Know what they are working on now and how you can help with that.
  • Offer to help and even to work with their PR people.
  • Use boosted posts in Facebook for promoting influential guests with large followings.

To make the most of your time with influencers:

  • Be the person most interested in him or her. You’re not asking questions for your listeners, but for yourself to learn and grow from. This helps to create a real relationship as opposed to it being just an interview.
  • Do your research and target your questions and comments around the things the guest is interested in but nobody ever asks about.
  • Show you care!

Jeremy believes that being bold is ignoring the negativity, forgetting what the outside world is telling you, knowing your purpose and always moving forward. So many gems in this interview with Jeremy, he's definitely one to watch.

 

SOME QUESTIONS I ASK:

  • How do his beliefs differ from people who are not creating life on their terms?
  • Which thought leaders have inspired him on his journey?
  • Did big name guests help to promote their appearances on his podcast?
  • Why take the show from 3 episodes per week to 5 per week
  • If he could be mentored by any [living] person, who would it be?

 

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN:

  • Some of the great lessons that Jeremy learned from interviewing guests on his show.
  • What it was like to be recognized in-person for the first time by one of his listeners.
  • How problems lead to innovations and growth.
  • How Jeremy got his download #’s up to 10,000/month.
  • Why you need somebody to talk your problems out with.
  • Plus much more…

 

DON’T STOP HERE…

Apr 20, 2016

Brandon Nolte is the founder of HealthyHempOil.com and one of the most persistent entrepreneurs I know. Healthy Hemp Oil started as a simple drop-shipping store, but has grown to a 7-figure business with a global team, and a number of new products. As a business owner in the sensitive hemp-based industry, Brandon has faced numerous obstacles along the way, but always manages to barrel through them, and keep his business growing, and his products and services of the highest quality.

His company sells CBD products, which customers purchase to aid with sleep issues, anxiety, inflammation and a range of other symptoms. CBD (Cannabidiol) is a chemical compound found within hemp and marijuana, and Healthy Hemp Oil sells it in many forms: capsules, gums, tinctures, topicals and vaporizer oils.

Before Brandon started HHO, he considered a handful of business ideas. Once a successful Kindly publisher, he decided to pursue e-commerce because of the skillsets it would help him develop: copywriting, product creation, email marketing as well as blog and video content creation. Since he'll be able to utilize these skillsets for years to come, he recommends anyone looking to start a new business from scratch take the same approach. If you've been interested in dabbling in entrepreneurship or creating a side hustle, ask yourself a simple question:

What skills do I want to learn? What business model will aid in the creation of those skills? (And of course, where can I provide the most value?).

It took a lot for Brandon to grow his business into the incredible success that it now has. He credits a willingness to spend money on courses and programs that he believed would give him the skills necessary to achieve grow and improve not just as an entreprenear, but as a person. The education he’s pursued has helped him to radically change his belief systems and frameworks and has shifted his mindset to make room for wealth and success.

Brandon avidly believes that your mindset can shape your actions, and ergo the results of your life. He first learned of this concept in the book ‘Think and Grow Rich’ by Napoleon Hill. It now only empowered him to truly believe in himself, it radically changed the trajectory of his life.

”Anything that you can focus your mind on, you can expand within your life.”

He’s used this idea, as well as affirmations and statements of truth for the future to expand his thoughts and pull himself toward his goals. Getting a business coach, while the cost could be prohibitive to some, was another investment that Brandon claims was well worth the expense.

Eben Pagan and his business courses have really helped Brandon to see things in a different way as well. We all grew up with different habits and self-limiting beliefs like “Money doesn’t grow on trees.” Getting rid of these “invisible scripts” will help anyone attain more success. By replacing these beliefs with those of someone who is much more successful, your life can begin to emulate theirs.

Brandon works on building sustainable beneficial habits into his life all the time to ensure constant growth and continued success both personally and professionally. He assesses his habits on a weekly basis and systematically tries to add useful habits into his life while simultaneously cutting out the destructive or wasteful habits that aren’t serving him.

A naturally curious person, and driven by self-improvement, Brandon is constantly pushing himself and evaluating how to live his best life.

Boldness is finding the edge of discomfort and being willing to push through it... You can tackle anything if you believe in yourself.”

This episode is a must for anyone interested in understanding the hemp industry, or wondering how to get started as a new entrepreneur. Brandon is a fascinating guest, so it was awesome to get inside his head!

SOME QUESTIONS I ASK:

  • What are some of the best investments that Brandon has made in improving himself?
  • How has his personal life evolved since growing the business?
  • What are some processes or systems that have been integral to Brandon’s success?
  • What’s an ideal day for Brandon and how is the business structured to support this?

 

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN:

  • How people benefit from the use of CBD.
  • How a coach can push your business forward.
  • The roadblocks that Brandon faces in his industry and how he’s gotten beyond them using a team approach.
  • How systematically assessing and working on your habits will increasing lead you to your goals quicker.
  • Plus much more…

 

DON’T STOP HERE…

  • Learn more about Brandon: Website
  • Learn more about CBD: Website | Twitter
  • Click Here for the Free eBook ‘Cutting Through the Clutter’ for Bold Life Movement Listeners

 

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Apr 13, 2016

You may know Aaron Anastazi from his incredibly popular Superior Singing Method YouTube channel, where he’s had millions of views and has helped untold numbers of people improve their singing voices.

But what you may not know is that Aaron is also an actor, film producer, author, speaker and coach whose main goal in life, and what he’s most passionate about, is helping people live fuller and freer lives. We were incredibly fortunate to have Aaron join us today to share his hard won success.

Aaron hit a rough patch with his business back in 2011, so he had to pivot from his marketing plan of Google ads to something else. This is when e started giving away his content for free on his YouTube channel.

Admittedly, Aaron was a bit hesitant to give away so much free and valuable stuff in the beginning, but that mindset of scarcity didn’t sit well with him for long. He saw that his confident and trust-inspiring personality in those free videos helped to develop a huge following, and that’s when things really started to blow up for him.

Aaron knows that if his viewers appreciate what he gives them for free and if their lives and singing voices are changed for the better, then they’ll be interested in the other resources he has to offer.

“My goal now is not to sell any one product, it’s to make a fan and create trust in somebody that I do really good work.”

Aaron had to become a different person in order to make the Superior Singing Method a success. The turning point came when his coach asked him, “Who do you have to be in order to get the results that you want?” Aaron realized that grinding it out day after day and working hard wasn’t enough, he had to shift his thinking in such a way that would lead him to getting the results he wanted.

This search for success and improving himself led to Aaron’s first book called ‘The Voice of Your Dreams: Turn Down the Voices of Limitation and Turn Up the Volume of Success.’ It’s written to teach others how to lead themselves in any area of their life they want success in.

For his entire life, Aaron’s been counseling people for free, and inspiring those around him. He never really saw the power that he had for himself because:

“Oftentimes we’re blind to our biggest strengths because we live inside of them and we just assume everyone has the same strengths.”

Seeing his students improve their lives is invigorating for Aaron and it taps into his bigger value of wanting people to live fuller and freer lives.

There was a year in Aaron’s life where he found great success in his singing business, developed a wonderful relationship with his wife and wrote his book. He credits a few principles for this amazing year:

  • “Faster, Slower” – after slowing everything down he became the most prolific he’d ever been and accomplished more than ever before.
  • “It’s either a hell yeah or it’s a no” – this limits him to only the things he’s truly excited about.
  • “Steady plodding” – he likens himself to the tortoise in the old fable Tortoise and the Hare, so by committing to write two pages every day, 5 days per week, he was able to finish his manuscript in 6 months.
  • “Completion” – commit to completing something no matter what, don’t stop when it loses its luster. Finishing something grows confidence in your ability to complete tasks.

Aaron has so much to share with the world, and you will absolutely get incredible value from this episode.

 

SOME QUESTIONS I ASK:

  • What process did he have to go through to be genuine and authentic on camera?
  • How did he take his successful singing practice into a book that’s about to launch?
  • What was Aaron’s path to speaking?
  • How was Aaron able to get his business success, develop a great relationship and write the book all within one year?

 

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN:

  • How Aaron’s systematic style of teaching appeals to people and is why he has so many loyal followers.
  • How you can get beyond your fear of public speaking.
  • About the avatar he uses when he’s speaking to the camera for his YouTube videos.
  • How improv classes can play a big role in making better coaches and speakers.
  • Plus much more…

 

DON’T STOP HERE…

 

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Apr 6, 2016

We are so fortunate to have Nada Lena on the podcast today to share her inspiring story and all the incredible things she’s doing to help empower people around the world.

Nada learned early about the entrepreneurial lifestyle from her father. As young teenagers, she and her brothers would help him run the myriad of businesses he owned like restaurants and trinket shops. Such responsibility at a young age, coupled with the confidence her father had in her helped to create the self-assured and strong person that Nada is today.

Before she pursued her own entrepreneurial endeavors, Nada traveled the world as a singer, dancer and producer with the Young Americans. This is a non-profit organization whose mission is to empower and inspire people globally through music, and she’s still involved in the organization today. In her travels, she met many young performers like herself, but sometimes they would be saddled with insecurities and issues.

This led her to became a mentor to these young performers by being a role model and a positive source of inspiration. She says that it’s often the people you surround yourself with that help to drag you down.

“If you’re constantly hanging out with negative people that are putting you down or that feel really bad about themselves, it becomes a cesspool of negativity.”

At a pivotal point in her life, when all seemed downhill and hopeless, in the middle of a plane flight Nada had an epiphany. She had two options, either quit and go home to cry for months, or she could use her pain as fuel for growth. Of course she chose the latter and this decision manifested into Rise Up For You: a social media network dedicated to empowering women to work towards living their best life.

The first thing Nada did with Rise Up For You was to start a super helpful and inspirational podcast. Her reasoning behind this was to give immediate and free resources to women that they can use to help empower themselves to be better. When she started the podcast, she asked herself three questions to help her guide the show:

  • What’s my message? Empowering women to be better.
  • What’s my mission? Give strategy tips and resources that are within the six categories below.
  • How do I build? Reaching out to experts and professionals in the six categories and getting them on the show.

Nada tackles 6 elements of life through Rise Up For You:

  1. Relationships
  2. Investing
  3. Self-worth
  4. Entrepreneurship
  5. Love
  6. Health

“If you can find happiness in all six of those elements, you are going to be living your best life possible. And if one of those elements isn’t at its fullest potential, you’re going to struggle.”

One of Nada’s best pieces of advice is, “If you want to go into a field where you help people, give stuff away for free.” And don’t worry about giving away too much for free, because if you’re great at what you do, your audience will want to work with you beyond the free content you give them.

Well, Nada absolutely delivered for us here today, and everyone will learn much from her in this interview. So listen and enjoy!

 

SOME QUESTIONS I ASK:

  • How did Nada transition from being a positive, confident person for herself to mentoring and coaching others in this regard?
  • Did her prior coaching experiences help her turn the tide when she was at the lowest point of her life?
  • What are some of the biggest lessons Nada has learned through coaching?

 

IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN:

  • How you can reverse engineer the steps that got you to the negative space you’re in now and how you can begin to get out of it.
  • How a fear of failure and feelings of inadequacies can hold you back from advancing in life and career.
  • How Rise Up For You helps to empower and educate women.
  • Having a personal coach is only part of the equation, and being receptive, willing to change and eager to put in the work are the other parts.
  • Plus much more…

 

DON’T STOP HERE…

  • Rise Up For You website
  • Rise Up For You Podcast on iTunes
  • Rise Up For You: Empowered Women Rise Conference in November (Nada said in the interview that she’d give you the link to this event page. I couldn’t find it online.)
  • @riseupforyou on Snapchat | Instagram | Facebook | Periscope

 

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