HUSTLERS FOR A CAUSE

Are you a non-technical entrepreneur or a tech savvy person looking to make a difference in the future of technology? Join us in this episode with Nelly Yusupova, CTO, speaker, entrepreneur, and Founder of TechSpeak for Entrepreneurs. You’ll gain expert insight into developing technical ideas efficiently, overcoming fear and adversity in the entrepreneurial tech space, and actively diversifying the demographics of the technology industry. Subscribe now to be notified on Friday when this episode is released!

Join us in this episode with Dr. Dawn Carpenter, Host of "What Does It Profit?". A podcast that investigates the social and moral value of business. Dr. Carpenter has an extensive background in finance and currently researches the nature of work and the responsibilities of wealth. Her true purpose is determining if capitalism can be a real force for good in the world.   Learn about the role of contributive justice theory in society, how community development banking works to benefit marginalized communities, and her candid thoughts on whether or not capitalism is to blame for political and economic challenges, as well as the Robinhood/Gamestop situation. Dr. Dawn Carpenter also speaks on the contents of her soon to be published book- "Contributive Justice", which you’ll definitely want to get your hands on.   Does justice fundamentally mean we need to have the same values?   Can we have justice without shared values?   Tune in to hear Dr. Carpenter’s thoughts on these questions, along with the patterns and lessons from history we’re seeing in action now and the importance of studying human types.    Listen in every Friday as we release new interviews with experts to help you maximize your impact and be a Hustler for a Cause!     Notable Quotes “We have the right to be able to contribute to the work in the world, but think about all the ways we are inhibited from doing that. We don’t live in a safe community, we don’t have adequate education or clean air, clean water, all the things that make it problematic to be the best versions of ourselves. Those are contributive injustices.”                                                                                     - Dawn Carpenter “I just want everyone that ever meets me or listens to me on a podcast or hears me speak or reads something that I write… I want them to understand that no matter who they are or what they do, their life matters.”                                                                                                                                                 - Dawn Carpenter     Reference Links Listen to the What Does It Profit? Podcast: www.whatdoesitprofitpodcast.com Connect with What Does It Profit? on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/whatdoesitprofitpodcast Follow them on Twitter: www.twitter.com/WDIPpodcast Subscribe to them on YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UC3UIsufriW5oyAwaH19ZYXw Send an audio file to What Does It Profit?: [email protected] Seeking Virtue in Finance by JC De Swaan: www.goodreads.com/book/show/51470450-seeking-virtue-in-finance       This episode is sponsored by BlabberJax! To learn about them, visit: www.blabberjax.com.    

What is your contribution to the world? Join us in this episode with Dr. Dawn Carpenter, Host of "What Does It Profit?", a podcast that investigates the social and moral value of business, as we discuss just that. You’ll learn the role of contributive justice theory in society and hear Dr. Carpenter’s candid thoughts on whether capitalism is to blame for political and economic challenges. Rate, Review, and Subscribe now to be notified on Friday when this episode is released!  

Join us in this episode with Ryan Hildebrandt, Founder of Sales at Viral Message Lab and TEDx event organizer. Ryan helps professionals find and articulate their 1-in-a-billion message so they can position themselves as thought leaders and go-to experts, book TEDx talks, and have audiences take action. Ryan describes his experience building a professional network in England by planning a TEDx event from scratch, as well as the tactics and reasoning behind how he marketed the (sold out) TEDx event.   Learn what led Ryan to be interested in marketing and the psychology behind marketing from a career in engineering, how Ryan thinks about building and creating great ideas, and how he built credibility and found opportunities in his career.   Do you have great ideas but have difficulty in finding great opportunities? Tune in to learn an expert’s methods for acting on ideas and creating opportunities for growth!   Listen in every Friday as we release new interviews with experts to help you maximize your impact and be a Hustler for a Cause!     Notable Quotes         “Just because something has good software or is technically correct, is doesn’t mean it’s the right solution for the problem.”                            - Ryan Hildebrandt         “People aren’t buying the speakers, they can get the speakers and ideas for free online, at their convenience. Why would you try to market to them and get them to buy tickets for the speakers? … Basically, what people were paying for is the experience of being in the same room as all the smartest people in your town… like who knows what could happen!”                                         - Ryan Hildebrandt         “Your opportunities in life are a function of the quality of your ideas as people are seeing them and the number of people that are exposed to those ideas.”                   - Ryan Hildebrandt     Reference Links Visit Viral Message Lab’s website: www.viralmessagelab.com/webinar-welcome-gate Connect with Ryan on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/rmhildebrandt Get FREE topic development strategies of TEDx speakers: www.viralmessagelab.com/book     This episode is sponsored by BlabberJax! To learn about them, visit: www.blabberjax.com.

Are you struggling with finding or saying yes to huge, scary opportunities? Join us in this episode with Ryan Hildebrandt, Founder of Sales at Viral Message Lab, as we discuss his methods for building credibility, creating and acting on great ideas, and how he organized and marketed a TEDx event from scratch. Subscribe now to be notified on Friday when this episode is released!

Join us in this episode with Jermane Cheathem, Director of Sales at Dao Financial Solutions and minimalist entrepreneur who has tackled the skill of maximizing opportunities. Jermane explains what minimalism and minimalist entrepreneurship is, along with how he leverages minimalism to maximize the impact of his work days. He touches on how his background as a racially mixed person growing up in a broken home has impacted his life and career path. Jermane also shares his candid thoughts on identity, following fear, and approaching the dichotomy of living a normal life of being accepted by society and living a daring life of being different.   Learn how Jermane distinguishes what is and isn’t worth pursuing in life, the one fear he’s most proud of facing and overcoming, as well as powerful advice on finding potential partners and clients. You’ll hear about his challenge with showing up authentically in addition to what his platform, Creators Learn, offers for entrepreneurs and creators.   Do you have a fear of cold calling, being rejected, or coming off as being too salesy? Stick around for Jermane’s valuable insight into the mindset shift that’s needed to be a successful, yet authentic salesperson.   Listen in every Friday as we release new interviews with experts to help you maximize your impact and be a Hustler for a Cause!     Notable Quotes “I’ve only done one thing as far as entrepreneurship, I’ve stuck in the same industry, the same business model, for 18 years now… because it works! Why would I deviate and start doing other things that don’t give me the same leverage points?” - Jermaine Cheathem “You’re the only real author of your story and some people follow their story and they actually fulfill it and some people run from it… I always follow my fear.”                                                                                                 - Jermaine Cheathem “An entrepreneur always feels like there’s something they can do better, but sometimes some things are better left undone.”             - Jermaine Cheathem     Reference Links Learn more about Creators Learn and the Business Finance Blueprint: www.creatorslearn.com Visit Dao Financial’s website: www.daofinancialsolutions.com Connect with Jermane on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/jermanecheathem     This episode is sponsored by BlabberJax! To learn about them, visit: www.blabberjax.com.

How can we work less while making more money? Join us in this episode with Jermane Cheathem, Sales Director at Dao Financial Solutions, as we discuss the ways in which he leverages entrepreneurial minimalism to simplify his business and maximize the impact of his work days. Subscribe now to be notified on Friday when this episode is released!

Episode Description How does one find consistent fulfillment as an entrepreneur, even through all the ups and downs? Join us in this episode with Ben Ivey (aka The Fulfillment Expert), Podcast Host, Speaker, and Coach at Entrepreneur Lifestyle, to hear what his journey to becoming a coach looked like and what his biggest challenge is looking ahead. Ben shares moving stories of his dad’s impact on the world and how his last conversation with him, before he committed suicide, impacted his life as an entrepreneur and coach. He describes what he does when he encounters people experiencing suicidal ideation and what he does to move them to a space of gratitude, including giving them a compelling future and focusing on their essence as a human being.   Stay tuned to hear Ben’s candid thoughts on what it means to be a Fulfillment Expert and what he enjoys most about it, emphasizing the core elements of fulfillment. He speaks on the importance of entrepreneurs having a support system of people that they can talk to about their life and entrepreneurial journey and touches on how he opens up and resonates with people in those crucial conversations.   Learn who the off-stage Ben really is, what makes his system unique and how he applies it to teaching other coaches. Ben also offers powerful advice for setting lifestyle boundaries to avoid having your energy drained and we even run through a mini coaching scenario!   Listen in every Friday as we release new interviews with experts to help you maximize your impact and be a Hustler for a Cause.     Notable Quotes “One of the biggest challenges I see is that, as entrepreneurs, I see people so focused on this destination, they often miss the journey that is entrepreneurship.”                 - Ben Ivey “Ultimately for me, it’s being able to consistently impact people online in the same way that I did offline and I’m telling you now, this is a huge challenge. I’ve done so many different Zoom workshops and events recently and I still have not nailed it… and I don’t think I ever will because I don’t feel the same impact-wise as when someone is in front of me… and that’s from the speaking side of things.                                                                                                 - Ben Ivey “We really don’t know what our own realities are. I would 100% say so have fun, relax, go out in nature, away from screens and actually connect with other people. I think that’s one of the best things we need now more than ever.”                                                                 - Ben Ivey     Reference Links Ben’s website: www.ben-ivey.com Connect with him on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/benivey92 Subscribe to his YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/beniveyinternational Follow him on Instagram: www.instagram.com/ben_ivey_ Listen to his podcast: entrepreneurlifestylepodcast.podbean.com Visit our website: hustlersforacause.com     This episode is sponsored by BlabberJax! To learn about them, visit: www.blabberjax.com.

We all have a desire to leave a legacy that others are influenced and inspired by. Leaving that legacy through entrepreneurship is how Ben Ivey has chosen to change the world. The acclaimed Podcast Host, Speaker, and Coach at Entrepreneur Lifestyle joins us for a deep dive into our personal impact, motivation and finding fulfillment in our lives. Subscribe now to be notified when the full episode drops on Friday!

Join us in this episode with Nir Bashan, world-renowned Creativity Consultant, Author, and Founder and CEO of The Creator Mindset, to hear his candid thoughts on creativity, the creative process, and the positive changes in the world that come from creativity. He explains his research on why most people in business have lost touch with their creative side and his thoughts on why creativity is important now more than ever, especially during covid-19 and the Black Lives Matter Movement. Nir speaks on why he wrote his book The Creator Mindset and how the creative system he developed works.   Learn the importance of balancing the creative and the analytic, along with the one thing Nir believes everyone in the world could do differently to help them realize where they need to go and what they need to do. Stay tuned for Nir’s brutally honest thoughts on overcoming writer’s blocks and the worldwide ripple effects of the enterprise system.   Nir believes it’s our moral obligation to express ourselves creatively. Do you agree? Listen in every Friday as we release new interviews with experts to help you maximize your impact and be a Hustler for a Cause.     Notable Quotes “For me, data is nothing if it’s not turned into information and information is a creative mindset.”                                                                         - Nir Bashan “What I see when I’m out there consulting and talking to different businesses… is just complacency, comfort, and the prevalence of an attitude that is like ‘hey, we’re cool, everything is fine, this is going to last forever,’ yet for me, creativity is something that enables every business and even every career… to get you there without complacency and without resting on a previous success.”                                     - Nir Bashan “When you’re able to envision things with a creator mindset, you start to see the world as it can be… not like it is. When you see things as they can be, you open up and unlock potential for solving problems. We need potential right now more than anything.”                                                                                     - Nir Bashan     Reference Links Buy Nir’s book: www.thecreatormindset.com Visit his website: www.nirbashan.com Connect with him on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/nirbashan Connect with him on Facebook: www.facebook.com/nirbashan1 Follow him on Instagram: www.instagram.com/nirbashan Follow him on Twitter: twitter.com/Nir_Bashan Subscribe to his YouTube channel: youtube.com/channel/UCOiXZjhjjVQ2jTpI2iukBAg