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Many people believe that you should find the 'one' thing you are meant to do. But what happens when you marry two ideas or dreams to make one new one? That is what Elizabeth Lewis has done with her company Brand, Style & Bloom! She is taking her passion for fashion and branding and turning it into something new. Elizabeth Lewis is the Founder and CEO of Brand, Style & Bloom! by Elizabeth Danielle. Through personal branding and personal styling, she helps people to reveal the best versions of themselves to reach their goals in life. She was raised in Atlanta, GA and has always had a passion for fashion. At the age of 4, She made shoes out of construction paper and walked around the house in them! Knowing that she eventually wanted to help others achieve their styling goals, she completed a personal styling certification with the Los Angeles-based School of Style.She also has a passion for branding, having worked as brand manager at Colgate-Palmolive Company for five years managing top brands such

Regret can stifle your dreams and ideas. Often it holds us back from the future we desire to create without us ever knowing. Why does regret hold us back and how can we not only cope but actually overcome the regret that is ruining our dreams? In this episode we discuss:- Regret vs Failure (1:56)- Mike's personal story of regret (3:11)- What regret looks like (8:31)- Dealing with Regret, Coping VS Overcoming (16:19)- How to overcome Regret (17:56)- Where do you go from here (22:44)

How often have you been chasing a dream or idea and found that you were nowhere near where what you set out to create? Maybe it was a bucket list item, a career choice, or starting your own thing? It's often in the journey that we lose sight of what matters along the way. In today's show we are talking all about making the long journey of chasing dreams and ideas a little easier by remembering what matters.Intro (1:37)- Things we forget when chasing dreams- How not to chase a dream10 Things to Remember: Part One- The people around you (9:12)- Remember who you are isn't what you do (13:36)- Why you are chasing your dream and why your dream matters (16:26)- What you stand for (19:56)- Faith (23:38)10 Things to Remember: Part Two- Sleep (27.48)- Eat (32:01)- Have fun (34:01)- You are in this for the long haul (37:30)- Things will be ok (39:30)Final thoughts and challenge (45:44)

What do energy, blockchain, and technology have to do with each other? Blaise Pepitone set out to rethink the three and how he could bring the three together to redefine and industry. It's the marriage of 'the old' and 'the new' that have helped him create success in his business. In today's episode, we dive deep into how you can evolve in entrepreneurship by seeing the opportunities others miss.Today's show is sponsored by Penji:Penji is your source for unlimited graphic design at a low monthly rate. Use code 'JUMBLE' to get 15% off your first month at penji.coLinks to Blaise: https://twitter.com/bpepitone1About BlaiseBlaise Pepitone is Amerex Energy Services’ newest energy consultant, joining in 2018. Blaise has a passion for the deregulated energy industry and looks forward to growing with Amerex. Blaise is responsible for engaging with clients for consulting services including energy procurement, energy management, and most importantly managing his client relationships. Prior to joining Amerex Mr. P

What does it take to make your dreams and ideas a reality? For some, they seem to have the fast track to success but is that what is really going on. In today's show, we talk about the power of Perseverance. (Checkout time markers below if you want to jump to a specific segment)Before we dive into perseverance, we kick off the episode by answering a few of our listener questions about Entrepreneurship.1) How do you define entrepreneurship? (6:38)2) How can kids learn entrepreneurial skills? (9:45)3) Why is entrepreneurship considered a lonely journey? (14:38)In our second segment, we give you an update on what's going on at jumbleThink. (17:51)We update you on Idea Camps, changes to the podcast/radio show, and a look at some upcoming guest interviews.In our third segment, we chat about 'The Power of Perseverance.' (27:08)1) What is perseverance?2) A story about how perseverance impacted my own journey.3) Breaking down what perseverance really means.4) 5 tools to make perseverance a habit in your life as

Ever wonder what goes on behind the scenes on creating podcasts? In today's show, we answer your questions about podcasting. From the technical to the future of podcasting, we cover it all. To make it a little easier we've included the time each question was asked below.4:47: Why did you start a podcast?15:42: What is the best way to promote a podcast?25:40: Are podcasts dying?36:05: Is it possible to make a podcast episode every week on the weekends?40:19: What is the best part of hosting a podcast?46:26: What common mistakes should all new podcasters avoid?52:05: How do I create a successful podcast?56:57: What are the best podcast topics?So sit back and enjoy as we discuss all things podcast!

Today our host Michael Woodward is answering questions from Quora. Michael received countless questions on Quora to answer. So we thought it would be fun to take some of those questions and answer them right here in the podcast. We went crazy in selecting questions and picked a wide range of questions ranging from the crazy to the practical steps you can apply to your business or podcast. To make it a little easier we've included the time each question was asked below.4:04: Have you ever had an alligator in your pool?6:37: I am 20 years old, I have a goal to become financially independent by the age of 30. Can you suggest some business ideas for me?17:13: Do you think you would buy an eBook?19:32: How easy is it to start a podcast?26:00: Is NY going to be less trendy in the future?33:47: As a small business owner, what do you outsource?38:46: What do you do to pass the time on a long commute?46:10: How do I create a tagline for my business?51:14: What does it mean to 'run a company like a startup?56:33:

The world of startups is filled with dreamers and idea makers. But the funding from VC money usually only serves a small pocket of entrepreneurs. There is a diversity gap in the startup world. Bianca Caban, The Republic Team, and SheWorx has set out to open doors to women and other founders to get the funding to make their dreams and ideas reality too. In the episode Bianca and I chat about how diversity is a benefit to the world of VC and what we need to do to rethink how we invest businesses run by monitories.Today's episode is sponsored byNorth American TEFL - Get certified to teach English as a Foreign Language. Learn more at https://northamericantefl.comPenji - Your source for unlimited graphic design as a low monthly subscription. Use code 'JUMBLE' to get 15% off your first month at penji.coAbout Bianca CabanBianca Caban is Managing Director of SheWorx, a 20,000+ global female founder communityand events business owned by Republic. Republic is a fundraising platform for startups andblockchain proj

To be successful in business you quickly learn that you need the support of the people around you. But often those closest to you do not know how to help you. You need to find a community of entrepreneurs and business owners. In theory that makes sense and is an easy concept to understand. But where do you find this community? How do you help and support each other? In today's episode John Bundy and I go deep into the importance of community in the entrepreneurial journey.Today's episode is sponsored by...Penji: Your source for unlimited graphic design at a low monthly rate. Use code 'JUMBLE' to get 15% off your first month at Penji.coNorth American TEFL: Certifying you to teach English abroad. https://northamericantefl.comAbout John BundyOriginally from Long Island, New York. John Bundy has been a Designer/Creative Director for over 20 years. He has worked on projects for companies such as Peace Frogs and Organic Avenue. As owner/creative director os Scribe Design he and his team create humorous v

The business of laundry is steeped in tradition. What happens when you approach an old philosophy of business by integrating new technology solutions? This is the question that Rechelle Balanzat set out to answer. For her, the way laundry and dry-cleaning services worked felt outdated. It was inconvenient, slow, and frustrating for customers to use. If Uber and Lyft could reinvent taxi services, why couldn't she use that same tech approach to solve the pain of laundry and dry-cleaning? That's when she launched Juliette. Soon she found out that the tech issue was only a part of the issue. This led her down the road of reinvention of the entire industry. In today's episode Rechelle shares the unexpected journey of a promising tech company into something more, we talk about how humanity is key to leadership, and how you can scale your own business when you experience obstacles and failure.Learn more about Juliette at http://www.juliettelaundry.comToday's episode is sponsored byPenji: your source for unl

Big data has been at the center of conversation is business, politics, and marketing for the last few years. We are in a time in history in which we have more data than ever before. Data is great, but what do we do to fully understand it and use it to the benefit of building our dreams, ideas, and businesses? Jim Caruso is the co-founder and CEO of Apollo Program where they have set out to allow their customers to understand their customers better through the use of data. This allows them to make wise decisions on the campaigns they create, the people they target, and the messages they share. In today's episode we go deep into the topic of data, how to use it, the importance of privacy, and the culture of tech based startups.Learn more about Apollo Program at http://apolloprogram.comToday's episode is sponsored by:Penji: unlimited graphic design and a low monthly rate. Use code 'JUMBLE' to get 15% off your first month at penji.coNorthAmericanTEFL.com: helping you become TEFL certified to teach English a

What holds us back from reaching the possibilities of our dreams and ideas? Many people blame funding, not knowing where to start, fear, or getting the breakthrough opportunity. Unfortunately we get stuck by these things and hope for one day to make our dreams or ideas a reality. On today's show, Dan Greenwald shares how it's really our thinking that is holding us back from what is possible. Once you rethink what is possible you can make those dreams and ideas real. But Dan goes one step further and gives us an easy way to rethink. It's called 'Thirty, Ten, Zero.' When you have these pieces in place a whole new level of what is possible opens up to you.Thirty, Ten, Zero Website: https://www.thirtytenzero.comToday's episode is sponsored by:Penji: Use code 'JUMBLE' to get 15% off your first month at penji.coNorth American TEFL: https://northamericantefl.com

There are things that you know, things you know you don't know, and things you don't know that you don't know. As an entrepreneur how do you navigate the icebergs that could derail your ideas, dreams, startups, or business? Todd and Kim Saxton set out to answer that very question by using their experience as entrepreneurs and academics. This led them to write 'The Titanic Effect' to help entrepreneurs successfully avoid the mistakes that most startup founders make.Learn More about The Titanic Effect: https://www.titaniceffect.com/More about Todd & Kim Saxton70% of startups fail. Drs. Todd & Kim Saxton, award-winning professors at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business, have witnessed this firsthand, and have made it their mission to help startup founders and investors navigate the “icebergs” that so often sink startups in their early stages.Relying on decades of academic and professional experience in business strategy, entrepreneurship, marketing, and angel investing, Kim and Todd co-autho

Life doesn’t always give you Lemonade. Sometimes you have to make Lemonade from the lemon’s you are given. How do you find this place of joy, happiness, purpose, and fulfillment? Zack Friedman shares his story of how he found happiness in the craziness of entrepreneurship. In today’s episode, Zack shares a few steps you can use right now to fuel success, create happiness, and conquer anything.Today’s episode is sponsored byOpportunityInChina.com - Connecting you with learning and teaching opportunities abroad.Penji - Use cod ‘JUMBLE’ to get 15% off your first month of unlimited graphic design at penji.coAbout Zack FriedmanZack Friedman is the founder and chief executive officer of Make Lemonade, a leading personal finance company that empowers you to live a better financial life. He is an in-demand speaker and has inspired millions through his powerful insights, including more than fourteen million who have read his advice in Forbes. Previously, he was chief financial officer of an international energy co

It seems that everyone is a social media marketer or influencer making millions of dollars of their content. The reality is that it is much harder to monetize your digital content. Emile Mimran built Adinlay to solve that problem by making it easy for everyday people to monetize their social media posts. Adinlay is making it simple to connect with corporations you love and then to turn your posts into extra cash. In today’s show, we chat about how you can leverage your social media channels to make more money, the power of content creation, what it’s like to build a startup, and much more.Today’s episode is sponsored by
 Penji: Penji is your source for on-demand graphic design at a low monthly subscription. Use code ‘JUMBLE’ to get 15% off your first month at penji.coMore about Emile Mimran
Emile is the founder and CEO of Adinlay. Adinlay connects great brands to real people (sorry robots!), to create a social advertising platform fueled by great content, honest connections, and real engagement. Learn Mo

Life is hard and often leaves us with trauma. How can we overcome the trauma and wounds of life? Shana Yadid found that animals helped her to overcome her trauma and now she is helping others overcome their trauma. She has always had a special bond with animals, especially the misunderstood. Using her unique bond with dogs, she has trained over 500 dogs and their owners over the course of her six-year dog-training career.In 2018, she launched Yadid’it Dog Training and have been building her business. Fast forward to today, 2019, and she launched her campaign for her organizations to move into their very own, built-to-spec space. To some, it’s a whirlwind of events. To her, it’s a passionate pursuit in a career that was meant for her. Over the years, she has developed a unique training program that incorporates the whole family, children included.Episode SponsorsPenji: Get 15% off your first month of unlimited graphic design when you use 'JUMBLE' at penji.coOpportunityInChina.com: Connecting you with learning

Content is king in modern marketing. Every guru has a formula on what kind of content you should be creating and how often you should be posting. Often in the push to create more content, we lose our focus. The content becomes sloppy and the needs and desires of our audience are not met. So how do we keep our authenticity of message in the content we create? Erik Cabral and his team at OnAir Brands are helping content creators navigate the complexities of content creation reminding us to always keep the audience first. In today's show, Erik walks us through the steps to create content that brings hope to your audience all while helping them. He also reminds us to remember who we are and not lose our authenticity in the content that we create.OnAir Brands Website: https://www.onairbrands.com/Today's episode is sponsored byPenji: Providing unlimited graphic design at a low monthly rate. Use code 'JUMBLE' to get 15% off your first month when you visit penji.coAbout Erik CabralErik Cabral is the founder of the cr

Turning passion into business is the benchmark of many entrepreneurs, but how do you turn what you love into business? In today's episode we chat with Eileen Kenny about her journey of turning her love of horses into a business. She also shares her story of entrepreneurship.Today's episode is sponsored by:Penji: your source for unlimited graphic design at a low monthly subscription. Use code 'JUMBLE' to get 15% off your first month when you visit penji.coOpportunityInChina.com: Connecting you to learning and teaching opportunities abroad.About Eileen KenneyEileen Kenney was born and raised in a small coal mining town in Pennsylvania and is the youngest of six children. She developed her two greatest passions, art and horses, by studying art at the Moore College of Art and Equine Studies at Harcum College, both in Philadelphia. To support her lifelong passion for horses she held many diverse jobs & modeled for the Ford and Wilhelmina Modeling Agencies in New York City, Arizona, Colorado, and Canada. She al

Creating a 'well' workplace is becoming more important for business owners, entrepreneurship, and even co-working spaces to consider when they think of their workforce. Gone are the days where wellness was the sole responsibility of the employee. But what does it mean to build space for wellness in business? What should employers provide and employees expect in a modern workplace? Sammy Courtright is the COO and Co-Founder of Fitspot. Fitspot delivers on-site and digital workplace wellness programs and community amenities to properties and companies nationwide.Fitspot: https://fitspotwellness.com/Today's episode is sponsored byPenji: Providing unlimited graphic design at a low monthly rate. Use code 'JUMBLE' to get 15% off your first month.OpportunityInChina.com: connecting you with learning and teaching opportunities abroad.About Sammy CourtrightSammy is an attention-to-detail aficionado who brings a blend of grit and imagination to the zillions of tasks that confront every startup. She has always thrived in

Businesses often think about their marketing strategy, their core products and services, or even their messaging. What if you could rethink your approach to your business and start incorporating PR into your strategy. Ilissa Miller is a leading public relations expert working with businesses in the technology industry. So what is PR? PR moves past marketing by helping you reach your audience through editorial content. They help you land the appearances on leading websites, newspapers, magazines, and TV shows. A great PR agent will help you drive public opinion through understanding your message and actions. These experts can give you the leading edge in expanding your clout as a 'leading expert.'Ilissa hasn't always been a leading expert in PR for telecom and technology industries. Her journey has been filled with overcoming difficulties, pushing past her own expectations, and breaking the expectance of the status quo. In today's episode we chat about her journey, learn how you can use PR to grown your busine