The Mentee Podcast

As I reflect on the past two years, I’m realizing more and more that the live events I’ve attended have had a major impact on my progress. I used to stand in awe of the men & women who put on and host these events, but today I had an epiphany that I CAN BE one of those people. It’s my turn to leverage the power of my network and bring them TO YOU, to host an event where you can meet and greet some of the most powerful players in the business world.   If this event is something you’d be interested in, go to MenteePodcast.com/SecretEvent   If you’ve enjoyed the episode, please subscribe to the Mentee podcast on iTunes and leave me a review for the show!

This is another episode where the tables get turned on me, and Brian Johnson dives in to adjusting the aspects of my life that affect my success, mainly where it comes to body language. This was really a coaching call for me, and I was extremely grateful for what Brian showed me during this call.   If you’ve enjoyed the episode, please subscribe to the Mentee podcast on iTunes and leave me a review for the show!

What if you only had to spend two hours PER MONTH running your business? Anyone who has read the Four Hour Workweek by Tim Ferriss has asked themselves the question, “Does Tim REALLY work just four hours every week?” On this episode of the podcast, I chat with Drew Little about how he truly has narrowed down his workload to two hours per month, and he dishes out tons of tips on how you can implement his strategies.   Don't forget to check out Drew's blog at www.juststartgo.com If you’ve enjoyed the episode, please subscribe to the Mentee podcast on iTunes and leave me a review for the show!

I was recently interviewed by Chandler Bolt for his Self-Publishing School Summit, where we chatted in depth about how I’ve been turning the podcast into a real revenue stream. The name of the game is CONTENT CREATION.   If you’ve enjoyed the episode, please subscribe to the Mentee podcast on iTunes and leave me a review for the show!

Last Sunday morning during family time, I got a call from my friend Craig. He was struggling to realize his importance and his impact in the world, especially as he’s going through a recent career transition. Our conversation ended up being a perfect fit for the listeners of the show, and so we decided to release it to you! Enjoy.   If you’ve enjoyed the episode, please subscribe to the Mentee podcast on iTunes and leave me a review for the show!

I’m overwhelmed with gratitude to everyone who has listened to the Mentee podcast, that I felt compelled to record this short bonus episode. After leaving yet another event by the incredible Ryan Moran, I decided to reflect on my journey thus far, how simple but ACTIONABLE steps have made an impact on my career, and how you can do the same. We are all similar.   If you’ve enjoyed the episode, please subscribe to the Mentee podcast on iTunes and leave me a review for the show!

Since touching down in Austin, I’ve seen first hand how Gary Keller and Jay Papasan have been implementing the tactics mentioned in The One Thing. It’s not just a book they wrote, it’s a code they live by. In this episode I reflect on what I’ve seen here since November 2015, and how you can get more done in less time by focusing on your one thing.   If you’ve enjoyed the episode, please subscribe to the Mentee podcast on iTunes and leave me a review for the show!

Tucker Max is most well known for his book I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell, and is now leading the company Book In A Box which is focused on helping authors become self-published. Tucker knows better than anyone the pain that can come from not realizing your strengths and weaknesses and being able to truly focus on what you’re good at. As he says, you can’t do everything by yourself, and it’s important to have the right self-awareness to be able to ask for help at the right time.   If you’ve enjoyed the episode, please subscribe to the Mentee podcast on iTunes and leave me a review for the show!