Episodes

Jenny Blake has been studying and writing about getting more free time in a way that doesn’t hurt us or the businesses we’ve created.

One of the best things—maybe the best thing—you can do if you want to build a business is having conversations with your audience.

If you’re an entrepreneur and you’re thinking about starting a business, or you want to make sure your business idea is validated and it’s a perfect product market fit, we’re going to remove the guesswork for you today in this episode.

There are new technologies out there that are already shaping the way we build and run our businesses. So let's talk about them!

How can NFTs and the blockchain help artists, and what are some of the rules? What are some of the basics?

#554 I started my entrepreneurial journey as a not-so-great communicator. I was most comfortable behind my keyboard, writing for my blog. Today, I'm way more at ease in situations I would have run from a decade ago. I worked my way into someone who could communicate and perform “on the spot.” It didn't happen overnight but gradually, by putting myself in situations that cranked up the pressure: from starting a podcast, to going live on YouTube, to speaking on stage, to doing coaching calls on AskPat 2.0... In today's episode, I share some examples and ideas of ways you can put yourself in pressure situations so you're ready to perform when the moment arrives. Show notes and more at SmartPassiveIncome.com/session554. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Chris Do teaches us how to position ourselves so that when we sell, we’re not feeling gross—like we’re selling out, or doing something that makes us uncomfortable.

The money stories we hear and tell ourselves from a young age can influence our decisions as entrepreneurs. Here's a bit of my money story.

Marisa Peer helps us through the struggles and challenges we have around money and business success, entrepreneurship, relationships, and gaining confidence.

If you're not sure where you're headed or what to do next in your business, give yourself some grace.

Eric Wooten recently started a successful business helping couples with their marriages. Here's how he's making it thrive!

Today I share bad emails from people who've asked to be on this podcast—and what to do instead if you want to be a guest on someone's show.

Today, we’re going to talk about how to be a guest on another person’s podcast. How do you get that person to say yes? How do you maximize your time on that show? How do you bring those listeners to your website?

Podcasting is hard (just listen to these clips from my first-ever episode). But it's also changed my life. Maybe it can change yours too.

Maybe you’ve been thinking about starting a podcast with your friend or a business partner. Today, we're going to talk about that and more.

Guest host Brad Hussey shares his approach to creating a remarkable, hyper-personalized marketing machine that delights, resonates, and turns traffic into customers and fans for life.

Today, you’re going to hear about how to get something started. If you’re starting a podcast, or anything where you have to put yourself out there, our guest today tells us a lot of her secrets for how to stand out.

Trudy Rankin of Online Business Lift-Off shares her step-by-step advice for creating life-changing workshops and masterclasses, with a twist.

Lewis Howes has built a successful lifestyle and business coaching business. Lewis shares what he's learned on his journey to success.

Welcome to the new Teaching Friday format, where a guest teacher joins us to share what they know! Today, Mike Lander gives us a simple, step-by-step guide to negotiate anything and get a better outcome every time.

YouTube creator Roberto Blake drops by to discuss how the American dream has evolved, and what it means for the online creator economy.

Often, things we're unfamiliar with can seem like magic. But when you break them down, everything starts to change. That's what I learned this year from the late, great Bob Ross.

Jonathan Fields joins the show to talk about the Sparketype test, which helps people understand what truly excites them in work and life.

The "twenty-mile march" concept provides a point of focus to keep you moving forward, despite confusion, uncertainty, and even chaos.