Bs With Bob Schmidt

Ralph says when it comes to business, do it. Don’t be afraid to do it and afraid to fail. That failure is part of the process to the road to success. That it is ok to Fail and you should embrace it. You will also learn in the book that you should be compassionate, and you should listen to people, and that we should do good things or at least try to do good things. http://synergyleadershipgroup.com

Week number 31 features Geeta Nadkarni with a continuation of last weeks conversation. It starts with an examination of the real value that you put out into the world. Most of us sell ourselves short by selling some surface-level milestone-on-the-way-to-the-outcome thing and so we're stuck forced to charge accordingly. Over time this erodes our understanding of our purpose (clients only get partial results, you get objections and price resistance, etc) and it affects sales and cashflow, which further impedes your ability to truly serve clients at the highest level.Examining the purpose of one's business in this manner inevitably brings up hidden fears and limiting beliefs. Imposter syndrome, a lack of self trust, questions of worthiness, fear of trolls and so on.​One of the ways we help folks attract ideal clients at their new premium price point​ is by teaching them how to get massive amounts of press - which builds credibility, generates leads and turns into cashflow.Which is why when we work with clients,

Week number 30 features Geeta Nadkarni It starts with an examination of the real value that you put out into the world. Most of us sell ourselves short by selling some surface-level milestone-on-the-way-to-the-outcome thing and so we're stuck forced to charge accordingly. Over time this erodes our understanding of our purpose (clients only get partial results, you get objections and price resistance, etc) and it affects sales and cashflow, which further impedes your ability to truly serve clients at the highest level.Examining the purpose of one's business in this manner inevitably brings up hidden fears and limiting beliefs. Imposter syndrome, a lack of self trust, questions of worthiness, fear of trolls and so on.​One of the ways we help folks attract ideal clients at their new premium price point​ is by teaching them how to get massive amounts of press - which builds credibility, generates leads and turns into cashflow.Which is why when we work with clients, we provide support on both a conscious, strategi

The BS with Bob Schmidt Podcast where I usually talk with an author or an entrepreneur about growing business. This week I thought I'd tackle something different talk to an HR person about how do you hire that 1st person. What kind of things do we need to do in order to get the right qualified person in the job that we have available. We also hit on how do you answer those trick questions like "What's your biggest weakness?" and "Why was lacking from your last job?" DW Bobst owns Trend HR out of Dallas, Texas. Enjoy the conversation.TrendHR’s Website - http://www.trendhr.comTrendHR’s Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/trendhrservices/TrendHR’s Twitter - https://twitter.com/TrendHRRockwallTrendHR’s Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/trendhr/

Dr Tommy Watson is turning obstacles into advantages. Considered one of the world’s top authorities on resilience, change, motivation and leadership; Dr. Tommy Watson inspires millions with the unique and charismatic way he articulates his rags-to-riches success story. Watson’s challenges included: parents who were heroin addicts and chronic shoplifters, his mother being arrested 11 times during his first year of life, living in 30 different locations by the time he finished high school and then being homeless. Tommy will discuss staying true to you, and who you are. Make sure you have a vision, and make sure that you have a cheerleader, that cheerleader should be you with the creation of your inner voice.

I publish my personal podcast every Wednesday at 1:30pm central time on bswithbobpodcast.com, and since the publish date for this week is the 4th of July, I thought I would try something a little different.  I want to celebrate freedom.  I am not much of a job jumper.  In fact, in the 26 year I have lived in La Crosse, Wisconsin,  I have worked for 4 different companies, the longest for 15 and a half years.  The reason I bring this up is the place I just got laid off from, employed me for 9 years, and the radio station that I anchored every morning was switched over from Adult Standards to Talk Radio 6 years ago Sunday.  I have said it many times in my life, and I am sure you have heard it many times as well, that if you find a job you love doing it isn’t like you are working, and I still believe that today, but unfortunately things change.  I am however now free to be independent, more so than I was working for someone else.  For many years I was up at  4 am, and I am not going to lie, that is still the midd

E26 features Jim Ryan, great conversation about happiness and how it can improve your life and business life. At end of the podcast, Jim explains what his favorite purchase was, hint, don’t die with your music still in you.3 of the takeaways from this conversation are:1- it is my life, I am responsible2- You have to be grateful 3- Take a chance, step out of your comfort zone.http://JimRyanTalks.com (631) 754-7636 Motivational Speaker Author of "Simple Happiness" and "Aha Moments 1 & 2" - available at JimRyanTalks.com and Amazon.com Watch Jim at http://www.jimryantalks.com/media_videos.html Learn more by watching https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4pt_rsGdLs 

A fun and informative conversation with Chief Spirituality Director May McCarthy, May is a business owner, angel investor, entrepreneur, and author of a couple books including “The Gratitude Formula, A 7-Step Success System to Create a Life That You Love”. You will learn how to focus on gratitude, that success is a system, not a secret, don’t listen to the naysayers and once you achieve your goals create bigger and better goals.http://wwww.maymccarthy.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/maymccarthy/https://twitter.com/maymcc

Talked with Matthew from Orange Computer about how to make our work computers work well. We talked about the importance of backing up your data not only to the cloud but to an external hard drive as well. We talked about browsers and believe it or not we also talked about the importance of the good old desktop computer. Great conversation with a smart computer guy.Twitter: https://twitter.com/OrangeComputerYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8gzzVD9fiAikGNRbAI_gxQWebsite: http://orangecomputerlax.com/Phone: 608-406-4044

Is your workday filled with chaos? Do you wish you could get more done? Most of us do and Jonathan Denn has a way to help. Using neuroscience and best practices, he’s come up with a system to make your work life (and home life) more efficient so you accomplish more with greater control and satisfaction. It’s a time management system for people who hate time management systems. It’s called DRUMBEAT Productivity and, using a fun music metaphor, it shows you how to divide your day into jam sessions with teammates, improv time and solo sessions in which you get your own work done. He’s got the tips you need to find perhaps as much as an extra two hours of free time at work or home. Denn is a business mentor, executive coach, and former hotel chain CEO whose articles have appeared in Forbes and Fortune. He is the author of “DRUMBEAT Business Productivity Playbook: How to BEAT Goals and DisorganizationJonathan DennChief Thinking Partnerwww.DrumbeatProductivity.comForbes Coaching Council ArticleFortune Magazine Cont

Episode 21 features Angela D Mealer. Angela is a serial entrepreneur who has made a career of transforming her life’s passions into successful business ventures. She has started and acquired businesses in the early education, shipping, personal care, IT, and management consulting industries. Our podcast conversation covers business ownership, entrepreneurship and marketing as well as conversation on her first book "20/20 Vision For Your Life: Overcoming Obstacles and Finding Your Focus."Twitter: @AngelaMealerLinked In: /AngelaDMealerFacebook: @VisionaryAngelaMealer Websites: http://www.iAlignVision.com Email: amealer@iAlignVision.com

Episode 20 features Marcus Bales an entrepreneur that since 2013, has been paid to speak in front of people; doing the thing that most people despise is what he built a career out of. From a social anxious kid who never thought his life would have turned out like this. In his new book Speak-Confident he explains the tips and techniques used to overcome his social anxiety. We all have a beautiful, unique, confident voice inside of us. Marcus's hope is that this book will help you let it out!Contact: info@speak-confident.comwebsite: Speak-confident.com

If you don't love it do something else. You can't fake great customer service. Make customer service a priority, and be you. Let’s Make ‘em Say WOW!Rob BellCertified Speaking ProfessionalFOCUS Consulting, LLC701 Beetown RoadLancaster, WI 53813Phone: 608-732-6971Website: www.RobSpeaks.comPast President National Speakers Association - Wisconsin Chapter

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Dusty Staub is an author who has motivated audiences through his words and his keynote speeches, in this podcast we talked about many things from Brainstorming, to having the courage to stand up to your boss and the courage to be vulnerable. As you know that some organizations have senior executives who are afraid to confront peers or to speak up to their CEO or superior. We talked about how we are wired to go negative when people tell us stuff we don't really hear or we were asked to make changes. We also talked about listening and of course speaking in a positive way, and how both are really critical skills, and how to be a person who is willing to go down a positive pathway rather than negative and how that's part of the artfulness and the courage to confront.Robert "Dusty" StaubCEO/Lead Consultant, Staub Leadership International336-587-5903 | dusty@staubleadership.comhttp://staubleadership.com/| Link to Dusty's TEDxTalk: https://youtu.be/U_lZGF6or4oStaub Leadership International: Liberating the Purpose,

E16 features Ruth King. Ruth is a seasoned entrepreneur who has over 25 years of experience running businesses as well as coaching and training fellow business owners so they can reach their goals. She's written four books covering various topics on managing businesses, managing people, and how to get an stay profitable.Twitter: @RuthKingLinked In: /ruthking1Websites: http://www.TheCourageToBeProfitable.com and http://www.profitabilityrevolution.comEmail: rking@ontheribbon.comamzn_assoc_tracking_id = "bswithbob-20";amzn_assoc_ad_mode = "manual";amzn_assoc_ad_type = "smart";amzn_assoc_marketplace = "amazon";amzn_assoc_region = "US";amzn_assoc_design = "enhanced_links";amzn_assoc_asins = "1610059352";amzn_assoc_placement = "adunit";amzn_assoc_linkid = "2591ae42c136c6c03b85cc902c9239b7";

When author, Mark DeWayne Combs started his own business in the fall of 2007 there was no local networking group to join and the local Chamber of Commerce only offered monthly, meet & greet, social events. The opportunity to start a group from scratch was just too appealing to pass up. With the help of a few local business owners, the Amelia Business Network was born. In just over a year, the group grew from six original members to a thriving membership that included over eighty small business owners. As group membership expanded, Mark started a bi-weekly newsletter and began writing a weekly Monday Morning Motivational Blog.

This week’s episode features Timolin Langin - Money magnet, teacherpreneur and author of the book “Mind Over Money, How to Live Like a Millionaire On Any Budget”. Timolin talks with me about how financial success is not a gift. It's a habit, just taking little tiny steps every single day doing little things, little habits, and one of the little habits I talk about in terms of savings, when you start talking about saving, just take your coins your pennies, your nickels or dimes, your quarters and put them in a piggy bank and you'll be surprised at what you have at the end of the year. Start doing the small and you will Live like a Millionaire.

This episode of BS with Bob Schmidt features Chip Lutz author of the book “Get Past the Crap” we talk about how life s a big crap sandwich at different times in our lives and we basically have three decisions and you can take it in and we can ignore it, but most of the time if we do it just gets worse. It sits there and festers and get worse. We can take in and go and complain you know it may eventually consume us. But if we think of it truthfully, take option three, which is just take a big bite and you push through it, you know, push through it wherever you're face to face it, head on to be. A lot of times, you know, we're looking at something that might be negative, but for me I tried to twist around like, all right, this is a really crappy situation. What's the positive in the situation? You know, what can you maybe didn't learn out of this? Want to know more? Listen to the podcast. Featuring Charles “Chip” Lutz