Jeremy Miner is the Founder and Chairman of 7th Level, one of the fastest growing sales training organizations in the world. Prior to that, Jeremy had a decorated 17 year career as a salesperson, where he was recognized as the 45th highest earning producer out of more than 100 million salespeople. In this conversation, we discuss Jeremy's philosophy of selling, how to sell without being salesy, becoming a problem finder, bad sales advice to avoid, how to have sales calls that do not feel like sales calls, and why your prospect should talk more than you.

Daren Smith helps artists and creative entrepreneurs grow their businesses, using proven systems and principles that attract the right audience, increase revenue, and align the business with their goals and vision. Before launching Craftsman Creative, Daren spent over 16 years producing projects including documentaries, web series, testimonials, short films, commercial spots, television shows, and much more. In this conversation, we discuss how Daren became a film producer, his background running sound for bands like Imagine Dragons and Neon Trees, creating an independent income through online content, lessons from being a Mormon, high impact breakfast meetings, and much more.

After a decorated career in Silicon Valley (involvement with 8 separate, billion dollar startups), Andy Johns realized that there was more to life than growing companies. Over the past few years, Andy has invested over $200,000 into his mental health, and has pivoted his focus to sharing all that he has learned from his mental health journey. In this conversation we discuss Andy's tuning fork idea, why environment is key to mental health, how to get mental health results on a budget, and social media's contribution to the worlds declining mental health.

Kelley Powell is the CEO and Founder of the MacLaurin Group - a company providing technology operating partner services to portfolios of private equity companies. She is also the author of a new book: Courage to Lose Sight of Shore, How To Partner With Private Equity To Grow Your Business With Confidence. Leadership lessons from the book include supporting a founder to grow his idea to a $1B company. In this conversation, we discuss Kelley's career path, staying patient without slowing down, how to manage culture during acquisitions, the power of breakfast meetings, adaptive fashion, angel investing, and why Kelley is obsessed with being a champion for good.

Nick Gray is the author of The 2-Hour Cocktail Party: How to Build Big Relationships with Small Gatherings. Previously, Nick founded Museum Hacks, a multi-million dollar business that he eventually sold. In addition, Nick has been blogging consistently for over 20 years and sends a personal newsletter called Nick's Friends to over 10,000 subscribers.  In this conversation, we discuss why Nick's mission is to help 500 people host their first cocktail party, the formula for hosting the perfect cocktail party, why parties are so helpful for making friends and improving your life, how to have fun while staying sober, how throwing parties can impact your dating life, the pros and cons of blogging, and much more.

Chris Smith is the cofounder of Curaytor (an Inc. 500 fastest-growing business). According to the American Marketing Association, Chris one of the four best marketers under 40. His new book, The Conversion Code: Stop Chasing Leads and Start Attracting Clients, is taught at colleges like Johns Hopkins University. This conversation covers challenges facing marketers today, how to find lucrative new channels to get your message out there and grow your distribution, staying ahead of the curve and finding new marketing experiments, mistakes to avoid while trying to grow your business, the importance of generating inbound demand, and as always much more.

Jakob Greenfeld is a prolific "Indiehacker" who has launched a huge variety of successful online products. These include micro SaaS, traditional online consulting, and info products. This conversation covers how Jakob seems to be almost constantly launching new "micro-businesses", how he monetizes his ideas, life after getting a PhD in theoretical physics, luck surface area, the epsilon approach to entrepreneurship, shamelessly borrowing ideas, his most popular essays, and much more.

Jordan Ross is the founder of the 8 Figure Agency. In this episode, we discuss the habits that helped Jordan hit $1M ARR, what he teaches other agency owners to help their businesses scale, gratitude, manifesting, the ONE Thing, new business ideas and blue ocean niches, lessons from working at Amazon, and much more.