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Richard RiersonIn this episode, Starve the Doubts host Jared Easley is joined by two special co-hosts Kimanzi Constable, the genius behind KamanziConstable.com, and Joshua Coburn, the radio host of Manners & Motivation and making kindness a way of life over at JoshuaCoburn.com. Today’s special guest is Richard Rierson, host of Dose of Leadership and The Courageous Leadership Podcast. Richard is a father of four daughters, a husband, a leadership trainor, coach, speaker, and a pilot. Richard’s passion for leadership is just astounding! He recently launched the new Becoming A Leader course, a four-part leadership video series intended to teach people how to increase their influence and punch mediocrity right in the face!In this episode, you will learn more about:His passion for leadership What the marine corps taught him about leadershipLeadership at work vs. leadership at homeDealing with chaos The 4C’s of LeadershipWhy the 4C’s should be a lifelong pursuitThe most overlooked aspect of leadershipRichard’s

Sterling Wright In this episode, Starve the Doubts host Jared Easley, along with co-host Kimanzi Constable from kimanziconstable.com, interviews Sterling Wright. He is Mr. 100 from Nashville, Tennessee. Sterling has gained wide popularity for being a contestant on the Season 13 of Hell’s Kitchen. Not only has he shown his antics in the kitchen, but more importantly, his radiating positivity and his 100% mindset have significantly impacted people’s lives. Sterling is simply a happy guy and he wants to bring the same happiness to people as well as touch their lives. He wants to show people that no matter how hard life can get or how you may be surrounded by negative people, it is ultimately YOUR choice to be happy! In this episode, you will learn more about: The best thing about L.A.! Sterling’s experience at Hell’s Kitchen What the word ‘HATERS’ stands for What it means to be 100 The power of doing everything 100% Adopting the 100 mindset! What he learned from Chef Gordon Ramsay His advice to people working

Sam LytleIn this episode, Starve the Doubts host Jared Easley, along with co-host Adam Silver from kitchensinkwp.com, interviews Sam Lytle, writer, small business owner, podcaster, civil engineer, and 3D visualizations expert. His podcast The Civil FX talks about the art of visualizing civil engineering design as he shares with the audience the best methods for creating high quality visualizations and the importance of using 3D modeling and visualization for every project.Sam went down this challenging yet fulfilling path of leaving his day job and jumping into finally becoming a small business owner. It’s all about finding what you love doing, enjoying both freedom and security, and starving the doubts each and every day of your life!In this episode, you will learn more about:His entrepreneurial challenges with Oggboard and what he learned along the wayWhy he likes Starve the DoubtsThe things he did before becoming a small business ownerWhat compelled him to 3D visualizationJumping from bring a civil enginee

Amy Robles In this episode, Starve the Doubts host Jared Easley is joined by special co-host Spencer Cox, Lieutenant Governor of Utah, as they interview Amy Robles, an emerging presence online who’s doing big things. She is a military spouse, mom, blogger, host of The Family Knot podcast, friend, collaborator, a ray of sunshine, and she loves to chat over nachos! Amy was recently featured on The Huffington Post for the excellent work she’s been doing on the podcast, a show especially made for military spouses, moms, and side hustlers. Her blog womanenriched.com is also about financial strategies and how to do better as she seeks to help women live enriched lives by feeling inspired, energized, and uplifted with the strong support of family and friends. Listen to this episode as Amy’s sweet, endearing personality comes through and find out why Amy is so amazed by the fact that she’s having this very conversation with Jared and Spencer. In this episode, you will learn more about: Where the navy has tak

Bill NowickiIn celebration of Veterans Day, Starve the Doubts host Jared Easley is joined by Kimanzi Constable from kimanziconstable.com, as they interview Bill Nowicki, a cold war veteran who’s a former submariner turned engineer and a budding podcaster. Bill is the host of the Submarine Sea Stories show over at NowickiMedia.com, where he uses the power of storytelling to create a platform that reaches out to veterans of all ages to help reinvent themselves and transform their lives.Bill is looking at putting together a network of folks that help vets smoothly transition from the military to civilian life. Being a manager and a coach, Bill seeks to apply some of the skills he has learned over the years and hopefully help these veterans in their transition journey. In this episode, you’ll learn about:Submariner terms, defined! Bill’s favorite submarine movieWhat’s food like in the submarine, the swim call, and a challenging story at seaStarving the doubts during the difficult seasons of his military experienc

Melissa HawksIn today’s episode, Starve the Doubts host Jared Easley, along with special co-host Cory Copeland, the Editor-in-Chief of Bedlam Magazine, interviews Melissa Hawks, a passionate dreamer, a storyweaver, a writer for Bedlam Magazine, and the genius behind the recently successful Kickstarter campaign, Mutiny of Dreamers.Melissa’s project, Mutiny of Dreamers is about embarking a 40-day road trip across the country interviewing different people who are dreamers and serving as her inspiration for the book she’s working on, which is of the same name, Mutiny of Dreamers. Melissa believes that story changes us. And love redeems story. As she loves learning from stories of other people, she too seeks to share with us her story and her dreams and how this trip has changed her life forever! In this episode, you’ll learn more about:Melissa’s Mutiny of Dreamers Kickstarter campaignWhat inspired her to do this tripWhat Peter Billingham said to Melissa that sticked to her up to this day!Doing a pilgrimage of pe

Zac Bob In this episode, Starve the Doubts host Jared Easley is joined by Kimanzi Constable from www.kimanziconstable.com, as they interview Zac Bob, a podcaster, and crowdfunder. He is the mastermind behind CrowdFund Genius, an outstanding podcast for anyone considering crowdfunding and getting really good advice on preparing for their crowdfunding campaign. Zac initially got into crowdfunding when Kickstarter came out, yet deferred doing a podcast about it. Until time finally came for him to find his voice around the crowdfunding niche sharing some of the best tips and tricks of the trade to all crowdfunding enthusiasts as well as those looking into being part of this crowdfunding rave. In this episode, you’ll learn about: Kickstarter vs. Indiegogo Zac’s favorite crowdfunded campaign What compelled Zac to launch the CrowdFund Genius podcast What is the gogo factor? How to start planning for a crowdfunding campaign Common types of crowdfunding campaigns The most interesting crowdfunding campaigns Aweso

Dan Franks In this episode, Starve the Doubts host Jared Easley talks with the awesome Dan Franks. It’s almost been a year since Dan was on the show back in December 2013 for the Holiday Mashup. And since then, so many amazing things have happened. One of them was the Podcast Movement in August 2014 which was definitely a HUGE success! Today, Jared and Dan will be talking more about their upcoming, out-of-the-box project, the Business Podcaster Summit, which is somewhat a spin-off from their recent success with Podcast Movement as they try to bring a full-on, conference experience reaching out to people all over the world. It’s all about converting your online connections into offline, in-person relationships. In this episode, you’ll learn about: The power of collaboration and in-person meetups Turning online connections into offline, in-person relationships Steps in starting your own meetup Events vs. recurring meetups (WP meetups, Podcast meetups) How you can start to become a speaker Why a Virtual

Dixie Gillaspie In today’s episode, Starve the Doubts host Jared Easley, along with co-host Kimanzi Constable from kimanziconstable.com, interviews Dixie Gillaspie, also known as Dixie Dynamite, who is an explosive coach, speaker, firestarter, and author of Just Blow It Up: Firepower for Living an Unlimited Life. Dixie is an editor at The Good Men Project and she is the mastermind behind DixieDynamiteCoaching.com, where she helps entrepreneurs around the world blow up their brickwalls that keep them from growing their businesses. Dixie is presently collaborating with Kimanzi in bringing forth Ripples to Waves, a four-week writing course to help people expand their reach and build presence that will create impact and income. In this episode, you’ll learn about: A Reader’s Digest version of what made Dixie Dynamite Creating her own brand What compelled Dixie to reach out to Kimanzi and start Ripples to Waves The power of content The amazing results people have achieved from taking the course The greatest

Zechariah NewmanIn today’s Starve the Doubts episode, Jared Easley is joined by Kimanzi Constable of kimanziconstable.com, as they interview Zechariah Newman, a husband, father, an entrepreneur, writer, coach, and speaker. His website zechariahnewman.com is focused on teaching a faith-based approach to chasing your dreams.Based in southern Oregon, Zech is living out his dreams of writing, coaching, and speaking without compromising his relationship with his adorable wife and three kids.His book Dreams That Last: Building a Rock Solid Foundation to Pursuing Dreams with a Family talks about real life failures, defeats, victory, and chasing your dream the right way.In this episode, you’ll learn about:Dream chasing with your familyThe tension between where we are and where we want to beWhen he realized what his dream wasZech’s defining moments that helped him realize his dreamsGetting an email from his reader who contemplated suicideThe struggles he encountered while pursuing his dreamsInvesting in a coachCritiqu

Chase ReevesIn today’s episode, Starve the Doubts host Jared Easley is joined by Jody Maberry from parkleaders.com, as they interview Chase Reeves, a weird mix of business, design, marketing, and tomfoolery. He is a blogger, podcaster, and entrepreneur through his work on Fizzle Co. Based in Portland, Oregon with his lovely wife and son, Chase helps entrepreneurs find their creative habit while avoiding burnout. He seeks to serve independent entrepreneurs create tools and resources to help guide them through their unique journey.If you’re looking for some energy boost, listening to this episode should do it for you! Chase is ten times the power of caffeine with his witty, whimsical, and supercharged persona. Plus, find out about the one donut that made him want to be a better man!In this episode, you’ll learn about:His favorite iOS calendar app - it’s just what he has dreamt of!Standing out from the crowdThe importance of studying screenwritingHow screenwriting applies to copywriting and connecting with peopl

Cesar AbeidIn today’s episode, Starve the Doubts host Jared Easley is joined by Albert Hathazi of www.alberthathazi.com and the host of the awesome comedy podcast From The Hip, as they interview Cesar Abeid, the host of two very successful and award winning podcast, the Construction Industry podcast and the PM for the Masses podcast. He is a speaker, dancer, family man, and he loves beautifully built cathedrals.This is actually a reunion of the three podcasters, being the second time Jared and Albert are interviewing Cesar. Back in Starve the Doubts episode 115, Cesar talked about the power of being intentional, effective project management, and networking.In this episode, you will learn more about starting a project and setting up a Kickstarter campaign to help you with your project management in turning ideas into reality. Plus Albert showing off his antics and again doing his voice impersonations of Elvis Presley, John Lennon, a yogi, cooking show host Evon Lentil, Christopher Walken, and Arnold Schwarzene

Matt HamIn today’s episode, Starve the Doubts host Jared Easley is joined by Joshua Rivers from the Creative Studio Academy, as they interview Matt Ham, husband, father of 3 boys, podcaster, speaker, Bow Tie Friday spokesman, and author of the new book Redefine Rich: A New Perspective on The Good Life.Matt is an entrepreneur. He has an insurance agency in North Carolina but he has always had this passion or longing to speak. Eighteen months ago, he was encouraged to start writing and this paved the way for him to uncover his true potential that has just been waiting to be unleashed from within. Matt seeks to bring perspective to people about the things that he has learned and open the doors for people to uncover a deeper meaning of what it really means to be rich and discover how they can enrich their own lives. In this episode, you’ll learn about:The power of journaling and how to start doing one.How his process of redefining rich began (at a hospital room)Asking yourself BIG questionsHow the film It’s a Won

Rob Bellenfant In this episode, Starve the Doubts host Jared Easley is joined by fellow podcaster Clark Buckner, as they interview Rob Bellenfant, founder and CEO of TechnologyAdvice. He is a serial entrepreneur, investor, and public speaker specializing in IT, sales, marketing, and talent development. He seeks to break down barriers in both life and business through personal and professional growth. Having started 6 successful businesses in the past 14 years, Rob pushes his advocacy of thinking less and acting more. Can you actually buy a business on eBay? That’s what Rob has done with TechnologyAdvice, which has now grown to become a successful startup. TechnologyAdvice connects buyers and sellers of business technology as they seek to become the world’s leading resource for educating and connecting buyers and sellers in order to simplify the entire buying process. In this episode, you’ll learn about: How Rob acquired TechnologyAdvice Buying a business on eBay The benefits of wearing different hats

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Alex HarrisIn this episode, Starve the Doubts host Jared Easley interviews marketing optimization expert, Alex Harris.Alex is the mastermind behind AlexDesigns.com where he improves web stores to make more money over the next holiday season, drive more traffic, and strengthen sales and leads to maximize their return on investment. Since 2001, Alex has been doing conversion rate optimization for eCommerce websites.Recently named #4 in Top 25 Most Influential Conversion Rate Optimization Experts, Alex is also the host of the Marketing Optimization Podcast. He is also the author of the new book Boost E-Commerce Sales and Make More Money: 300 Tips to Increase Conversion Rates and Generate Leads.Plus! We have a new segment on the show called Tweet Summary. Check out Alex’s tweetable tweets with regard to certain interesting topics like quick wins and promotions.In this episode, you will learn about:How Alex got started with his podcastThe challenge of consistently putting out contentHow podcasting was a game-chan

Navid Moazzez from http://navidmoazzez.com joined Paul Colaianni (http://theoverwhelmedbrain.com/) & I on Starve the Doubts to discuss personal branding & virtual summits! Support the show

Rey Brown from http://smartphonesme.com joins us today to discuss the iPhone 6 Master Class & all things smartphones!Support the show

Elyse Sims from http://skylarkconsultinggroup.com/ stopped by Starve the Doubts to discuss Sales, Marketing & Sexual Harassment.Support the show

Sarah MacKenzie from http://t.co/DZk7fQR0AO stopped by Starve the Doubts to speak with Jody Maberry & I :)Support the show