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How do you go above and beyond in your everyday work? Join me for a conversation with Chris Drobot, who has his own podcast. We had a great conversation about podcasting, social media, storytelling, and why it's important to learn from past mistakes. Here are a few important pieces of my conversation with Chris:
- Small actions have oversized results, so give it your all and learn something every day.
- Constant learning and facing challenges
- Be authentic and let the conversation guide podcast episodes
- Everyone has a story to share
- Just get started and start producing as much content as possible
This week we're welcoming Roman Lakhyuk to the podcast to talk about content quantity and quality. Here are a few things we chatted about this week:
- Why Gary V posted 59 times on Facebook in one week and Grant Cardone posted 56 times
- How after moving from Ukraine, Roman used LinkedIn to make connections and get mentors
- Why Twitter is one of the most important platforms for making connections
- How to deal with early struggles in a career and learning how to communicate
- Selling more by selling yourself and an experience instead of a product
- Peaks and valleys in content building and brand building and why to ride it out
- The greatest obstacle to building social media platforms is your own confidence
- "Just do it", don't worry about revisions and do-overs when it comes to building content
The Four Jack Podcast stops by to talk about all things Golf and how players and companies can brand and use the digital space as a magnet to get younger views to their respective golf channels!
From how to get more viewers to the PGA Tour, the upcoming TV rights negotiations, and how the PGA Tour players should brand themselves, let's talk about something JV is passionate about.. GOLF!
If you want to be on the #TalktoJV show visit https://www.jaredvandermeer.com
Mileydi Cristancho stops by to on the #TalktoJV to talk about how to use social media and stand out as a model in 2020.
We also chat about the digital world and where it's trending for online influencers and creatives. The online world is busier than ever and standing out is harder than ever, make sure to tune into this episode if you are a model or influencer looking to stand out from the crowd!
To be a guest or for more great stuff, visit my website https://www.jaredvandermeer.com
I sat down with Shawn Kanungo and we discussed the future of social media revolving around TikTok and how it is disrupting the social media space.
As discussed in other videos, I have put almost all our resources into TikTok as we create and correct the content being produced, and test out what will work on TikTok for clients when they are ready to jump in. Shawn brings up some valuable points in our conversation about technology, disruption and why TikTok is next.
We talk disruption, technology, TikTok & Instagram and everything in between! Tune in!
I think you will get a lot of value out of this episode.
We recently had Komal Kaur on the show. Komal brings us how she's using her social media philosophy to focuses on her audience.
At the end of the day, it is all about if your audience thinks of you first when the timing is right to purchase. This applies to every industry and especially in real estate, financial services, and other B2C service applications.
Let's continue to talk about the power of branding, and how a combination of networking and building relationships online is essential to any modern business.
JV
For anything you do in life, you have to give it all that you have, no excuses! This topic carries throughout the episode and is a strong message to listeners trying to balance different aspects of life.
Other discussion topics include the Edmonton International Corridor, Amazon coming to Edmonton, the Ripple Effect and general Real Estate. In addition, let's talk about business books, entrepreneurship and "one-hit wonders".
Jordan and Jared get together after meeting on the golf course a couple years ago to discuss monetizing an audience and being an entrepreneur.
Edmonton business guys just chatting away, with some great nuggets and punch lines you do not want to miss.
Martin and JV talk about 10X, How ideas get recycled and how to look at making sales calls. Great discussion from one of the first people to contact Jared to be on the show organically (we had to celebrate in the office).
Martin Ciglenecki has a history of working in the financial services and logistics industry. He has built his skills in sales, business development, team building, management, customer service, and strategic planning which helped to lead to a great convo on the podcast.
Alison Clarke a local Edmonton author and Jv sit down to discuss book writing and how "it does not need to be a masterpiece" you just have to write it down and get it on paper.
Alison Clarke is the author of The Sisterhood Series, a young adult fantasy novel series about a sorceress’ daughter, and her best friend who is a dragon, and the journey they go on to save the universe. Alison has also written two children’s books, The Adventures Of Eli The Elephant, and Eli Goes To The Moon. The second book she also illustrated. Fantasy is her literary and visual home, whether she is writing for young children, or for teens. For Alison, knowledge and travelling makes life an interesting journey.
This episode sees Justin and JV sit down to discuss book writing. From getting published to finding your niche, they discuss how hard it is to make your book idea become a reality. Hard work and a 'get it done' ideology is required.
Justin is the author of his first book, “The Childlike Heist.” It is an inspirational faith-based memoir which retells the thrills and wonder of his childhood and recalls the beauty of being childlike.
The aim of Justin’s book is to help people of all ages engage the childlike, faith-filled kingdom of heaven in the midst of a crazy, messed up adult world. It’s a kingdom that isn’t reserved just for people who profess faith, but it’s a wonder-filled kingdom available to all who seek it.
Kenny and JV have both got podcasts going out of Edmonton, Alberta and they are both 20 episodes deep. Some tips for new podcasters based on what they have learned so far.
Kenny and JV dive deep on brotherly bonds, marketing, martial arts and more.
Marek Komar is all about helping people to be in the zone or as he calls it "Flow State". Listen in as him and JV discuss Flow State as it relates to sports, business and life in general.
What is a psychological performance coach? What is Flow State? How can you be in the zone more?
A performance psychology deep dive, this episode offers some great nuggets to help you with sports, business and in overall life.
Tony brought up a fairly common but powerful quote: "If you think you can or can't... You are right!" (attributed to Henry Ford, we didn't know who during the episode).
In addition, we discussed travelling for work, the buckets of entrepreneurship, having an All-in attitude (as GT/Yousaf calls it) and the real estate maintenance industry.
Let me know your thoughts below.
Great chat from one of my recent episodes with Amit and Naina. If you are busy starting a business or balancing work, I think you might get some value from it.
Being a busy entrepreneurial family is hard to manage. You get pulled in all directions and somehow you have to try to find some balance. Amit and Naina share some of their secrets to making it work.
Director Q, aka Omid aka Qashus is an unreasonable guy, but that's just the way we like him. Unreasonable leads to innovation.
Q has been part of our team for about one year and since he started we have come a long way. From videos to podcasts, we have been able to learn and evolve. That's what this episode is all about.
Q and JV discuss what new podcasters can learn for our starting experiences. Why do music artists succeed in marketing? The power of offering more value then you ask for in return.
Create lots of content, capitalize on day-to-day and speed to market... Put those three things together.
Mitch Cammidge and JV discuss video, twitch, twitter, mistakes business owners make, and more related to the do's and don'ts of marketing.
Alberta is made up of small businesses, and without video on social, they will have a harder time building their brands... What do you think?
Kyra Sklar is a university student in Edmonton, Alberta that is taking full advantage of the post-secondary experience.
Her and JV talked about being in clubs, networking, and meeting as many people as possible during the years in school... because JV did not do any of that.
P.S JV forgot to ask about the quote for this episode... so there is that.
Turn $20 into $50 with magic... kind of... JV might be out $15...
Fantastic chat with Sheldon Casavant, a Canadian Magician who has travelled around the world doing shows. As he says it, "Magic is a universal language" which helped to perform in countries where the magic could take over from spoken words on stage.
Sheldon and JV talk about Real Estate as well, and about how to use your network to get the engine running in the business.
Quote from the episode - "If opportunity doesn't knock, build a door" - Milton Berle
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