Host Kyle Goodknight has Ron Allan on teh show and he shares his journey from radio to digital media, highlighting his time with Smooth Jazz in Columbus and his shift into sales, marketing, and entrepreneurship. Discover how he launched his voice-over coaching business, focusing on curriculum and market analysis, and the formation of Big Voice Productions. Ron reflects on personal growth and the importance of human connection in coaching. He also previews the upcoming Big Voice Productions Podcast and acknowledges LegalShield's sponsorship. Tune in for insights on career transitions and entrepreneurship, concluding with gratitude for listeners.
Kyle Goodknight welcomes Valerie Huard to discuss the intriguing connection between trauma and clutter. Valerie shares her unique background as a first responder, highlighting her experiences during the Quebec ice storm and involvement with Formula One races. She opens up about her PTSD diagnosis and how it led her to a transformative decluttering journey. The conversation delves into the relationship between clutter, trauma, and cortisol, and the mental challenges entrepreneurs face. Valerie offers strategies for overcoming procrastination and pivoting during COVID-19, while also providing details on an upcoming masterclass. The episode concludes with encouraging words for entrepreneurs.
Kyle Goodknight introduces Dwayne Morton, who shares his compelling journey from a misdiagnosis to entrepreneurship. Dwayne discusses his transition to becoming a speaker and the role podcasting played in his personal growth and networking. The conversation explores Dwayne's passion for baseball, the mental resilience required during his misdiagnosis, and his experiences with judgment and disability. Dwayne delves into the impact of a shooting incident, legal challenges, and mentorship. He reflects on self-discovery through the 7 layers deep exercise, missed opportunities, and his basketball career. The episode concludes with insights into Dwayne's new perspective on life, his focus on business and relationship building, and his Show Up To Win program.
Kyle Goodknight chats with Brigitte Bojkowszky about leadership, diversity, and challenges in aviation. They draw parallels between paramedic work and entrepreneurship, focusing on vision, mission, and values in branding. The discussion covers emotional branding, mission evolution, and education's impact on Brigitte's career. She shares her setbacks, teaching transition, and entrepreneurial insights. Key themes include personal branding, mindset, and resilience, with Kyle discussing his business pivot. The episode wraps up with thoughts on rebranding, storytelling, and how to connect with Brigitte.
Kyle Goodknight introduces Cindy Witteman, who shares her inspiring journey and the ripple effect of her nonprofit, Driving Single Parents. Cindy discusses the motivation behind the organization and its expansion plans, emphasizing the importance of connecting with other nonprofit leaders and sharing profound moments. The conversation explores the setbacks and challenges involved in running a nonprofit, as well as the additional support needed. Cindy highlights the role of partnerships and media involvement in spreading their mission. She offers insights on manifesting and its principles, concluding with a call to action for donations and the importance of sharing their message online.
Kyle Goodknight introduces Sherry Kennedy, who shares her transformative journey from corporate life to entrepreneurship. They explore the power of self-talk and the importance of understanding one's "why" in both business and personal growth. Sherry emphasizes the role of self-trust and overcoming fear on the path to success. She discusses her coaching system, focusing on self-love principles and the significance of energy in personal transformation. The conversation highlights strategies for combating negative self-talk, fostering positive thinking, and utilizing breath work for stress management. Sherry offers valuable resources and advice, concluding the episode with gratitude for her insights.
Kyle Goodknight introduces Kristina Manning, who shares her entrepreneurial journey and insights into managing ADHD. Kristina discusses the creation of Calm Minds and her work coaching parents of ADHD children. They explore the impact of diet and routine, the challenges of procrastination, and the effectiveness of the Pomodoro technique. The conversation delves into the difficulties ADHD children face with transitions and Kristina's shift from teaching to entrepreneurship while managing anxiety. They discuss the challenges she encountered as a school counselor and her decision to embrace parent coaching. The episode highlights the impact of COVID-19 on her work and the importance of STEM education for ADHD students.
Kyle Goodknight introduces Jeanelle Classen, who shares her personal experience with burnout and her journey from veterinary medicine to nursing. They discuss the significance of hospital experience and the challenges of seeking help in the medical field. Jeanelle talks about her entrepreneurial journey, emphasizing the creation of support systems and the concept of being "healthily selfish" in mental health training. The conversation delves into her transition from nurse to business owner, the challenges of monetization, and her course and book aimed at enhancing self-awareness in healthcare. The episode concludes with insights on normalizing mental health conversations and Jeanelle's personal experiences with burnout.
Kyle Goodknight welcomes Matt Tack, who shares his entrepreneurial journey and early experiences that shaped his path. Matt discusses his transition into entrepreneurship, emphasizing the crucial role of support systems. He highlights his partnership with Dr. Alessi and the inception of the Full Fuel Podcast, exploring the brand's origins and the networking opportunities podcasting provides. The conversation underscores the importance of documenting ideas and serving others. Matt offers insights into finding and following the Full Fuel Podcast, discusses the benefits of chiropractic care, and provides practical podcasting advice. The episode concludes with encouragement for listener engagement and motivational closing thoughts.
Kyle Goodknight introduces Nick Prefontaine, who shares his compelling story of overcoming a traumatic brain injury from a skiing accident. They discuss the crucial role of a paramedic and Nick's mother's actions in the ICU that contributed to his recovery. Nick introduces his STEP system, detailing his transition from a real estate career to investing and becoming a public speaker despite initial voice issues. They highlight the importance of coaching and mentorship, and Nick explains how to access his STEP system. The episode covers Nick's journey from realtor to financial advisor, his daily steps for success, and his evolution as a keynote speaker
Kyle Goodknight introduces Blanka Falk, who shares her inspiring transition from tax consultant to mental trainer for mothers. They discuss the challenges of balancing motherhood with a career and the profound transformation that comes with becoming a mother. Blanka delves into the importance of bonding with your baby and offers methods to support mothers during this journey. She emphasizes nurturing relationships with spouses during parenthood and explains the role of a mental mother coach. Blanka highlights the significance of trusting maternal intuition and inner knowledge. The episode wraps up with ways to connect with Blanka and a call to action for listeners.
Kyle Goodknight introduces Alan Lazaros, who shares his early business aspirations and the pivotal moment when a car accident changed his life. Alan discusses overcoming personal adversity, touching on themes of fear, self-worth, and entrepreneurship. He details his strategies for building self-belief and coaching others, including his goal achievement system and the importance of reverse engineering goals. The conversation explores aligning success with an accurate self-view and overcoming ego, as well as the learning loop, failing forward, and continuous self-improvement. They also talk about Next Level University, the importance of oratory skills, and Kyle's journey into podcasting and coaching, emphasizing the value of taking imperfect action.
Kyle Goodknight welcomes John Hewitt, who shares his inspiring entrepreneurial journey, detailing the inception, growth, and expansion of his ventures, Jackson Hewitt and Liberty Tax. John discusses his latest initiative, Loyalty Brands, and his new business ventures. He offers valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and provides insights on how to contact him and understand his mission statement. The conversation highlights the importance of giving back in entrepreneurship. John also shares resources for listeners, including webinars and a book offer. The episode concludes with reflections on serving the entrepreneurial community.
Kyle Goodknight introduces Jacqueline Cohen-Baity, who shares her entrepreneurial journey and insights into creating an immersive e-cookbook experience. They discuss her transition from a corporate career to entrepreneurship, emphasizing the importance of business ethics and developing sales skills. Jacqueline provides an in-depth look at the interactive e-cookbook, highlighting its value as a unique gift and educational tool. The conversation covers identifying the target audience and potential business opportunities. Jacqueline explains how to access the e-cookbook, and the episode concludes with final thoughts on leveraging innovative ideas in business.
Justin shares his journey from a finance background to innovating in technology, particularly focusing on a device that impacts human cellular health. They delve into the concept of Scalar fields, drawing parallels to wireless technology, and discuss various case studies highlighting the device's benefits in mental health and physical therapy. Justin talks about the hurdles faced in applying this technology to chiropractic care. Broader applications in therapy and athletics are explored, along with safety concerns and electrical considerations for users. The conversation covers the FDA approval process and research insights, and distinguishes between PTSI and PTSD. The episode concludes with final thoughts and a call to action for listeners.
Kyle Goodknight introduces Marty Fahncke, who shares his entrepreneurial journey and early career experiences. Marty emphasizes the importance of preparing a business for sale and explains the "4 D's and a B" concept. They discuss the benefits of having a business ready for sale and Marty's role in helping entrepreneurs grow. Marty offers strategies for doubling business growth and shares success stories. They explore the broader impact of successful entrepreneurship on communities and economies. The episode concludes with information on how to contact Marty, closing remarks, and a call to action for listeners.
Kyle Goodknight welcomes Connie Davis to discuss her transition from corporate finance to her current role in Love and Authenticity. Connie explains the concept of "money movement" and its importance in promoting financial inclusion, particularly for the unhoused community. They explore the critical role digital lifelines play for vulnerable populations and highlight the mission and accomplishments of the Inspire World Foundation in its first year. A success story from a community market advisor is shared, along with the potential of podcasting to aid nonprofit growth. Opportunities for collaboration with the Inspire World Foundation are discussed, and the episode concludes with contact information and acknowledgments.
Kyle Goodknight welcomes Tammy Vincent as they explore her career journey and transition into entrepreneurship. Tammy shares her success in franchising and the challenges posed by the COVID pandemic. The conversation shifts to Kyle's background and his post-9/11 pivot. They discuss embracing an entrepreneurial mindset and the ventures and challenges they faced. Tammy reveals her coaching breakthrough and the power of EFT tapping in personal development. The episode emphasizes the importance of mentors and business coaches, addressing anxiety, and offers insights into Tammy's podcast and her course, "Trials to Triumph." They conclude with strategies for overcoming personal challenges, audience interaction tools, and the significance of building connections.
Kyle Goodknight delves into the crucial connection between gut health and the entrepreneurial journey with guest Dale L'Ecuyer. Dale shares her expertise in network marketing and health and wellness, focusing on the gut-brain axis's role in mental wellness. The discussion highlights the importance of probiotics, understanding gut dysbiosis, and recognizing compromised gut health signs. Dale offers strategies with Amari Global, while Kyle provides insights on mental health from a first responder perspective. They explore the science behind gut health, starting protocols, and community support. The episode concludes with resources on gut health, the impact of diet and probiotics on cravings, and gratitude to Dale.
Kyle Goodknight introduces Roy Osing, who shares his journey and philosophy on differentiation, which played a crucial role in building a billion-dollar company. Roy provides strategic advice for startups, emphasizing differentiation, targeting, and focus, and discusses the importance of strategic planning for business success. The conversation delves into overcoming common entrepreneurial challenges, favoring practical strategies over academic theories, and coping with entrepreneurial anxiety. Roy shares insights on setting effective goals and the concept of uniqueness in one's field. The episode wraps up with information on connecting with Roy and exploring his resources, followed by a call to action.