Claim OwnershipThe Charlie Harary Show
Subscribed: 29Played: 2,249
Subscribe
© All rights reserved
Description
theblaze.com/radio
73 Episodes
Reverse
Education today has a totally different paradigm: It is no longer confined to a classroom or a desk. It is no longer kept in the domain of the youth. Education can, and should be, utilized by everyone regardless of age. As education pushes past the boundaries where it has previously been constrained, it is changing what’s possible. In this podcast, I interview Josh Joseph, Senior Vice President of Yeshiva University, one of the best private colleges in the United States.
Josh shares his insights on the future of education and its implication for each of us. We speak about the importance of pursuing your passions, honing your skills, and making your talents marketable. As an educator, Josh explains why each of us should “find our element,” and how a commitment to core values will enable us to achieve personal greatness.
We speak about the importance of pursuing your passions, honing your skills, and making your talents marketable. As an educator, Josh explains why each of us should “find our element,” and how a commitment to core values will enable us to achieve personal greatness.
-Charlie and Alan Weichselbaum discuss the inherent risk that comes with trusting your business' finances to one individual. To avoid this peril, one must gain insight into how the company operates and obtain the skills required to make a positive impact on day-to-day operations.
If you are like most entrepreneurs, you don’t spend a lot of time in finances. You are entrenched in the product or the service that your company offers, constantly trying to make it better and get more customers. Tracking expenses, costs and revenues, seem to be either a waste of time or necessary evil. Alan is an “outside” CFO to many entrepreneurs around the country. Entrepreneurs are constantly reaching out to understand how to leverage Alan’s financial systems’ knowledge so they can take their company to the next level. If you need to get your “financial house” in order, you don’t want to miss this show.
Charlie Harary filled in for Blaze Radio host Buck Sexton on March 1st, 2017. He talks about President Trump's Speech and the reactions that came from it.
Charlie talks about President Trump's speech and how there should be a level of respect that should be towards the president and people in our everyday life. He believes that President Trump's speech created a positive message.
Charlie talks with the host of Entrepreneur On Fire Podcast founder & host John Lee Dumas.
Charlie ask how John got started in real estate in San Diego, after serving eight years in the US military and how feeling disconnected lead him to start the Entrepreneur On Fire Podcast.
All of us have had an “ah ha” moment, a time when an idea popped into our mind and provided the insight that we immediately knew that could change our lives. For most it stays there, an idea, an unrealized thought that never becomes a reality. For John Lee Dumas, it became a multi-million dollar reality. John was working in real estate when he realized the power and potential of podcasting. He realized the need for a daily podcast that profiles profiling entrepreneurs and business leaders. He launched Entrepreneur on Fire and the rest is history. In this episode, John shares the story of how his entrepreneurial drive, determination and innovation brought him into the world of podcasting where he was able to turn his hobby into a successful business.
VCorp’s Seth Farbman talks about entrepreneurship, the importance of giving and how to hustle when starting your own company. Did you ever hear a story about the guy who was so dedicated to his idea that he slept on his couch to work through the night, growing his business into a multi-million dollar company? Well, Seth Farbman actually did that. While working as a lawyer, he came up with an idea for a company. After launching the company with a close friend, he literally slept on his couch to deliver twenty-four hour service to his clients. Years later he sold his company for many millions. I sat down with him to speak about how he took an idea and literally turned it into a multi-million dollar business.
Do you have a great idea? Something that will change the world? Something that will free you from teh 9 to5? How can you tell if your idea is a good viable one? Many people work their 9 to 5, dream of quitting and freeing themselves. Charlie and VCorp's Seth Farbman talk about that "aha moment" where the lightbulb goes off and how to distinguish between something mediocre and a truly unique idea that will change everything.
In this episode we speak with Jason Gelber, co-founder of BD Health Services. After receiving his degree in mental health and addiction, Jason did an internship in a drug-rehabilitation facility. Jason saw the way the facility treated its patients and felt that he could create a better and more effective experience for people suffering from addiction. Gelber and his partner, sought to open their own facility, but they hit one obstacle after another. Everyone they turned to discouraged them and they didn’t have the money, the space or the experience. But they had the vision and the self-confidence and that was enough to launch their first facility. Now, BD Health Services hosts four facilities, has helped hundreds of people, and has exceeded everyone’s expectations. Jason shares his thoughts on being able to overcome the odds to launch his company, and grow it to success.
Our guest today is Marc Bodner, CEO of L&R Distributors, a multi-million dollar distribution business. Marc shares his journey from starting out in the IT department of L&R and growing over the years into its CEO. You’ll hear how Marc’s relentlessness, resilience and vision led him to success. He speaks about the distinction between being interested versus being interesting and pointing arrows outward versus pointing them inward. This is an ideal show for anybody looking to figure out how to grow from where you are to where you want to be.
Marc Bodner, CEO of L&R Distributors, a multi-million dollar distribution business, discusses one of the first obstacles he faced in working for Eleanor Distributors in the early 1990's. He explains how he had to walk away from a deal with his former company with $50,000 which he then used to find early computer software for the company's hardware.
In this episode Charlie speaks with David Tawil, President of Maglan Capital about his incredible journey from being a prominent attorney to launching an event-driven hedge fund. David was an investment banker with Credit Suisse, where he served as Director of Leveraged Finance and co-managed the fixed-income alternative asset trading business, focusing on sourcing and trading illiquid high-yield and distressed debt.
Before joining Credit Suisse, David was an attorney with Davis Polk & Wardwell, specializing in workouts and bankruptcies. He began his legal career as an associate at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP. David earned a BS in Business Management, graduating magna cum laude from Yeshiva University, and he earned a JD from the University of Michigan Law School.
David shares his views on how to following your dreams, standing out in a crowded marketplace and achieving success even if the odds are stacked against you.
“It’s about the journey, not the destination” is an adage fit for Scot Cohen. Scot, co-founder of the uber-successful Iroquois Capital Fund, started his career with no business education, experience or money. He couldn’t even land a job. All he had was the will to succeed. That desire lead him on a journey in which he launched multiple companies, traveled around the world and stayed a few steps ahead of the competition.
In this episode, we speak about how journaling helped Cohen in tumultuous times, how he calculates risk and manages failure, and how with the right attitude, hard work, humility and a little luck you can accomplish amazing things.
Professor Steven Brown was rejected from his first job after earning his doctorate. Why? Because he was disabled.
He was totally qualified, and initially accepted, but the company didn’t want to hire someone with a disability. This rejection may have discouraged most people, but not him. It led to three decades of supporting, defending and advocating for the disabled community. He became a professor, author and co-founder of the Institute on Disability Culture. In this interview, Steven opens our eyes to a world many people can’t even imagine, teaches us how to follow our passion, overcome challenge and demand that every human being be treated with respect.
What are the attributes of great achievers?
Best-selling author, speaker, and entrepreneur Cameron C. Taylor has a lot to share on the subject. Two of Taylor’s five books are dedicated to analyzing the lives of great people, like Mahatma Gandhi, Walt Disney, George Washington and Winston Churchill. His popular books, 8 Attributes of Great Achievers and 8 Attributes of Great Achievers II have been widely distributed.
In this episode, Taylor talks about the lives of the famous people he has studied, the lessons he has learned from them and how he’s been able to bring those insights into his own life. We discuss the privilege and responsibility of independence, how to maintain one’s values even when in the midst of failure and how to balance a life of business, family, and philanthropy.
Sarah Hofstetter is the global CEO of 360i, a premier digital advertising agency.
Sarah has received numerous awards, including Advertising Agency’s “40 Under 40”. Her company, 360i, is the only ad agency to be named the Top Third Agency in “Advertising Age’s Agency A-List” for three years in a row.
Sarah shares her story about how she went from a Journalism major to an advertising executive. In just 10 years, she ran PR for a public company, launched her own company, and then joined 360i; ultimately becoming its CEO. Now she creates brand strategy for major companies such as Kraft Foods, Coca-Cola, HBO, OREO, and many more.
In this episode, we discuss Sarah’s insights, as well as lessons she learned along her journey.
Charlie's guest this week is a man who doesn’t take no for an answer.
Ronn Torossian, founder and CEO of 5WPR, one of the most powerful PR firms in New York, is the two-time winner of the PR Executive of the Year award and semifinalist for Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year. He is the bestselling author of For Immediate Release: Shape Minds, Build Brands, and Deliver Results with Game-Changing Public Relations.
Ronn walks us through his journey from his job at a pizza parlor to CEO of a PR firm and describes the lessons he’s learned along the way. We discuss the power of believing in yourself and establishing “your brand.” We delve into the value of knowing who you are, what you want and what you are willing to sacrifice.
This episode is great for the hungry entrepreneur who wants to take his or her business to the next level.
Mario Herger is the CEO, founder and partner of Enterprise Gamification Consultancy LLC, a strategic consulting group focused on gamification, innovation, social business, and “intrapreneurship” in the enterprise. In this episode of The Charlie Harary Show, Charlie speaks with Mario about gamification and how to make your work and life more fun, productive and engaging by applying the concepts we enjoy when we play games. Charlie and Mario define gamification and break down how it’s being used in our lives today in every area from social media to loyalty programs. They speak about the essence of what a game is, the future of gamification, and how games can br used to motivate you to grow.
Comments
Download from Google Play
Download from App Store
United States