Bs With Bob Schmidt

In this engaging conversation, the speakers explore the concept of happiness and the importance of recognizing the small joys in life. They discuss the creation of a list of things to be happy about, emphasizing mindfulness and the need to savor moments. The dialogue also touches on personal experiences and the evolution of happiness lists over time, encouraging listeners to create their own lists of joy.takeawaysWe often overlook the small things that bring happiness.Happiness is a mindset that starts in our heads.Mindfulness helps us stay present and appreciate life.Creating a list of things to be happy about can enhance joy.Personal experiences shape our understanding of happiness.It's important to share happiness with others.Editing a happiness list can be a challenging but rewarding process.Everyone's list of happiness is unique and personal.Savoring moments can lead to greater happiness.Finding joy in food and simple pleasures is essential.Sound Bites"Happiness is right in your head.""Make your own list

In this engaging conversation, Bob Schmidt interviews entertainer Kenny Ahern, exploring the nuances of clowning, performance art, and audience engagement. Kenny shares his journey as a performer, the challenges he faces in modern entertainment, and the influences that shape his unique style. The discussion also touches on the realities of reality shows and the importance of community in Kenny's life and career.takeawaysKenny Ahern emphasizes that clowning is a positive art form.His performances aim to bring joy and happiness to audiences.Kenny believes that it's impossible to please everyone, and that's okay.He communicates through gestures and movement rather than words.Kenny's shows require audience focus to fully appreciate the humor.He prefers engaging with the audience over selling merchandise after shows.Traveling for performances has both its benefits and challenges.Kenny's performances are consistent across cultures, adapting only to local nuances.Reality shows can misrepresent performers and their a

In this conversation, May McCarthy discusses her book 'The Path to Wealth' and shares insights on achieving financial abundance through spiritual steps. She emphasizes the importance of language in goal setting, the power of gratitude, and daily practices that can help individuals visualize and achieve their goals. Mae also addresses self-limiting beliefs and encourages listeners to recognize their potential for success.takeawaysUse the correct words to describe your goals.Be grateful for having already achieved your goals.Daily practice and repetition are key to success.Visualize yourself in the completed goal.Overcome self-limiting beliefs to unlock potential.Gratitude can transform your mindset.Speak with emotion when affirming your goals.Anyone can apply these techniques for success.Create a meeting area for goal setting.The biggest hurdle is often our own beliefs."Anyone can do this.""Anything is possible."

In this conversation, Rod Robertson discusses the intricacies of entrepreneurship, focusing on the advantages of buying existing businesses over starting new ones. He emphasizes the importance of financial management, understanding cash flow, and having the right advisors. The conversation also touches on the challenges of business ownership, including the need for capital and the impact on personal life. Additionally, Rod shares insights on legal structures for businesses and the pitfalls of partnerships.takeawaysBuying an existing business has a higher success rate than starting a new one.Social media can reinvigorate a sluggish business.Owning a business requires a steady supply of cash.Many entrepreneurs underestimate the challenges of business ownership.Understanding cash flow is crucial for business success.Having good advisors can prevent costly mistakes.The first year is critical for business stability.Technology changes can significantly impact business viability.An LLC is a favorable legal structure

In this episode, Shane Allen shares his journey from Wisconsin to Japan, discussing his experiences as a web designer, English teacher, and traveler. He delves into cultural differences between Japan and America, the challenges of learning languages, and the unique experiences he has had while living abroad. Shane also reflects on the impact of COVID-19 on life in Japan and how globalization has changed the way we communicate and do business. In this conversation, Shane shares his experiences living in Japan, discussing cultural differences, the evolution of mask-wearing, and the respect embedded in Japanese society. He reflects on adapting to Japanese culture while maintaining his American roots, highlights popular travel destinations in Japan, and explores the unique aspects of Japanese comedy. Shane also delves into the culinary delights of Japan, including traditional dishes and the presence of American cuisine, before concluding with his aspirations for the future and his creative endeavors.takeawaysShan

In this engaging conversation, Bob Schmidt and certified sex therapist Melissa Hellwig explore the multifaceted nature of intimacy and sexual relationships. They discuss the importance of communication, the complexities of sexual satisfaction, the impact of trauma on relationships, and the reasons behind infidelity. The conversation emphasizes that intimacy goes beyond physical attributes and requires emotional connection and understanding.This interview was part of my old radio show BS WIth Bob Schmidt on Today's Talk 1490 in La Crosse. The biggest sex organ is hearing and communication.Sex is about more than just genitals; it's about connection.Preferences in sexual satisfaction are as unique as fingerprints.Most women do not achieve orgasm through penetration alone.Clitoral stimulation is key for female orgasm.Communication is essential for intimacy and understanding needs.Fatigue is a common reason for decreased sexual desire.Sex should be a vital part of a relationship.Infidelity has been a historical is

In this engaging conversation, Bob Schmidt and David Mahan explore the multifaceted world of homesteading, discussing its philosophy, practical applications, and the personal journeys that lead individuals to embrace a self-sufficient lifestyle. David shares his experiences and insights on connecting with nature, the importance of stewardship, and the balance between modern conveniences and sustainable living. The discussion also touches on composting, passive solar energy, and the significance of finding peace in nature, ultimately encouraging listeners to reflect on their own relationship with the environment and their role in it.takeawaysHomesteading resonates with the desire for freedom and self-sufficiency.Connecting with nature can start from childhood experiences.Homesteading is an undefined concept that encompasses various lifestyles.Self-sufficiency can be practiced even in urban settings.Composting human waste can be a valuable resource.Passive solar design can enhance energy efficiency in homes.Ste

In this episode of BS with Bob, host Bob interviews Chad Mickelson, the owner of the Barrel Inn in La Crosse, Wisconsin. They discuss Chad's journey in the bar industry, the impact of technology on business, customer engagement strategies, and the importance of family support. Chad shares insights on managing bartenders, the challenges of running a bar, and his personal interests in collectibles. The conversation highlights the keys to longevity in the bar business and the significance of building relationships with customers.https://barrelinnlax.com/Chad Mickelson has owned the Barrel Inn for 31 years.The bar industry has seen changes in profit margins and customer preferences.Technology, especially social media, has positively impacted bar businesses.Customer engagement strategies are essential for attracting patrons.Finding reliable bartenders is a significant challenge in the industry.Family support plays a crucial role in Chad's success as a bar owner.Chad emphasizes the importance of personality in bart

In this episode of BS with Bob, host Bob Schmidt interviews Charlie Wilde, a seasoned radio personality. They discuss their early experiences in radio, the evolution of the industry, memorable interviews, and Charlie's unique encounters with celebrities, including a night with Prince. The conversation reflects on the changes in radio, the relationships built over the years, and how they want to be remembered in the industry.takeawaysCharlie started his radio career at 12 years old.Radio was once an art form, now it's a business.Memorable interviews can be both good and bad.Charlie had a unique experience with Prince at Paisley Park.The evolution of radio has led to less local content.Relationships in radio can lead to unexpected opportunities.Charlie reflects on the impact of corporate radio.Meeting celebrities can lead to unforgettable experiences.Bob shares his own experiences in radio and interviews.Both hosts emphasize the importance of enjoying what you do.

In this episode of BS with Bob, host Bob Schmidt interviews musician Anne Christoffer, who shares her journey from a small-town upbringing to becoming a full-time musician. Anne discusses her early love for music, the challenges of balancing work and her passion, and the life-changing experiences she's had as a performer. She also highlights the importance of community connections through music and how technology has transformed her performances, allowing her to create a fuller sound as a solo artist. In this conversation, Ann Christoffer shares her journey in the music industry, discussing the importance of investing in quality equipment, building community connections, and the challenges of performance anxiety. She reflects on memorable performances, her favorite songs, and the significance of her original music. Ann emphasizes the joy of bringing people together through music and her desire to leave a legacy as a people's artist, focusing on connection rather than commercial success.https://www.facebook.co

 BS with Bob, host Bob Schmidt welcomes his first guest of the new season, Joshua Coburn. They discuss their long-standing friendship, Coburn's journey from being an influencer to living a simpler life in Nicaragua, and the creation of his cigar company, Dissident Cigars. The conversation touches on themes of community, personal growth, and the cultural richness of Nicaragua, including insights into local coffee and cacao production. Coburn shares his experiences of adapting to a slower pace of life and the importance of perspective in finding happiness. In this engaging conversation, Joshua Coburn shares his insights on living authentically, the importance of making an impact on others, and the value of communication and relationships. He reflects on his journey of embracing time, taking risks, and the misconceptions people have about him based on his appearance. The discussion emphasizes the significance of providing value to others and living a life that leaves a positive legacy.takeawaysBob welcomes Joshu

The BS with Bob podcast featuring entrepreneurs, business people and marketers this week talking with David, David is the CEO of voices.com and is a voiceover person myself is pretty cool to be able to talk to the guy that's in charge of probably the largest place to go to get that to get voices David, welcome to the program. Thanks much Bob thought glad to be here and tell some stories. So how did you get in that the whole voiceover Dick everyone finds her own path and my nose is pretty unique. Actually I see with sound go out and share about how Bob had an old record player and dad had a shortwave radio so I always could tinkered with you technology if you could call it that went to school and got a degree in in audio engineering that I opened up a small recording studio, so this was an opportunity for a reported music bands and so forth, but actually got my name in the newspaper on my birthday and I was actually that article brought in some local businesses that were looking to how the female voiceover rep

The Steve Lynch podcast is a www.podcastforhire.com production. If you are looking for someone to tell your story, please contact Bob Schmidt from Podcast For Hire at 608-785-0555 if you are looking for Steve Lynch find him here https://www.facebook.com/stevenllynch or find Alena Rae find her at https://www.facebook.com/alena.nicholson.7 Transcription for seo purposes only.Founding member of the band autograph Steve Lynch joining me. I had the opportunity to interview Steve a few times over the last handful years and always enjoy chatting with them always enjoy seeing you guys live and always enjoy just the person that you are Steve because a lot of times rock stars. A lot of times people in your position. Don't give time to be ordinary person and you know were friends on Facebook. I've tagged you in a couple things and you actually respond to your fans, which I think is is cool. Well I just look at myself as an ordinary person register your lab work hard to become our guitars and you know I appreciate all t

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Amanda McDonoughwww.Amanda-McDonough.comwww.ReadyToBeHeard.comSocial MediaYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBERhpWcbrcDEsM0A0D36rgFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/officialamandamcdonough/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ActingAmandaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/amanda_mcdonough/I am truly amazed by my episode 57 guest Amanda McDonough. She is probably the most inspirational of all the guests I've had to this point. She pushed me to try to figure out how I could talk with her, I am glad I did. Ready to be heard the book that Amanda wrote is a must read.Amanda McDonough was born in 1990 and diagnosed with hearing loss at the age of 4. As she grew older, her hearing steadily declined as she battled to hide her ongoing hearing loss from her family, friends, teachers, and the world. Despite facing unbelievable challenges, she succeeded in; getting straight A’s in school, having a successful child acting career, and leading a fairly “normal” life. McDonough currently resides in Los Angeles, Californi

Kat ChrysostomBenefab® Owner & FounderWebsite: benefabproducts.comOffice: 855-957-8378In 2011, at age 19, Kat was riding her horse back to the barn when he suddenly stumbled and fell. After Kat regained consciousness, she discovered that her horse was dying, and she was paralyzed. After a long and difficult struggle, Kat found a holistic therapy that helped her regain her mobility. Soon after recovery, Kat began exploring the possibilities of using the same life-changing therapy to reduce pain and suffering on the creatures she loved. And so Benefab®, a company specializing in wearable therapeutic pet products, was born. Recently, Benefab® has partnered with the ASPCA, a non-profit organization whose mission is to save the lives of animals.In addition to running Benefab, Kat loves to help people channel their passion into profit. Her newly released book, Broken to Branded, is full of true business stories and real-world strategies designed to help entrepreneurs build a successful business without losing s

Contact Teri Parker-Brown1-651-269-2214teri.parkerbrown@icloud.comhttps://www.teriparkerbrownvo.com/Teri says if you really want to do voiceover get out and take a class, acting or improv. Meet some people, get an agent, get online and see what you can find out about the business. And see if in the pit of your stomach if that is something that you should really pursue.

Lorri Allison Craig is a Certified Financial Plannerwakethewarriorwoman.com/workshopThe BS of Bob Schmidt podcast featuring entrepreneurs, marketers and business people this week talking with Lorri Allison Craig is an entrepreneur and author and a certified financial planner wanted to talk with her about starting up your own business over your lunch hour and I think that a lot of us as entrepreneurs can have that is a dream in our work and are 95 and were thinking about the daily grind and the crap that were dealing with on a daily basis with again we can do it better. Lori, is it possible for us to do better and that you know can I start a business only during her lunch hour anybody come to people that are God only 75% higher than that is a lot of people just hate what they do on a daily the grind is just there, I developed the lunch bag in the UK learn on your lunch hour to start a business doing something that you have is is that the key right there is doing something that you love you again something that

https://rodwallacephd.com/The BS Bob Schmidt podcast talking entrepreneurship, business and marketing. This week's guest is economist, consultant and author Dr. Rod Wallace and Telluride that the one class that I got the lowest grade in in college I just graduated and that in April was economy are economics and it's weird because I like the class. I studied hard in the class but the teacher didn't allow stem open books only got a B in the class. I'm very sorry to hear that, Bobby. We can do better, but of course we can ride your business strategist. What is a business strategist actually do the work for planning and so you know, the book of what might I let you know we want to grow in Europe and Asia and we want to shrink in. You know our presence in South America, but the really interesting part of that is taking a step back and saying what's really going on in the world because that plan. We want to grow in Europe and Asia should be based on what's really going on in the world and that's the interesting par

The BS of Bob Schmidt podcast usually dealing with entrepreneurship, business, and marketing but at this time of the year I like to reflect on the year that was in the year that's coming up as we wrap up 2018 get our journey to 2019 I'd like to reflect on a few highlights of my year. In May I lost a job that I loved, but it turned out to be a positive thing by pushing me to start my own and then to grow my own business podcast for hire.com. I also turned 50 years old, I graduated from Western technical College with an Associates degree in sales and sales management, I got my bartenders license and got my first job as a bartender a couple of days a week. I wanted couple of great trips including Chicago a couple of times went to the Twin Cities a few times, went to New York also I drove the upper Midwest with a buddy of mine through Minnesota South Dakota and Wyoming we went to Devils Tower and Old Faithful. I got a job doing national radio with hot rocket USA got to spend some time with both of my brothers spe