What would you do differently if you lived like your time mattered? That’s the heart of Before Ya Die, the unforgettable brand built by Self Made Hub member and Accelerator graduate Katrina Parrish. In this episode of The Digital Shift™, Jessica Green interviews Katrina about the story behind Before Ya Die, her experience inside Accelerator 1.0, and how building funnels, nurture systems, and a content strategy gave her the freedom to focus on impact. Katrina’s message will challenge you...

In this powerful episode, we're joined by Rebecca Dhrimaj and Adine Stone, the dynamic duo behind The Empathy Collective. They share their incredible journey from being laid off from their corporate roles (where Adine was Rebecca's manager!) to co-founding a change management consultancy built on empathy. They reveal why traditional "change management" often fails and how to instead build a resilient "change culture" where your team feels seen, heard, and engaged. For

Today, I’m pulling back the curtain and sharing every system and tool I use to stay organized, land brand deals, and keep my business running while I’m on the go. From pitching tools to project management to the #1 most underrated resource , you’ll walk away with practical tools you can plug into your own workflow today. I break down the exact business systems and tools I use daily, weekly, and monthly to manage my travel creator business. If you’re a travel influencer or content creat...

Summary In this episode, Matt Mudano, co-founder and CEO of Arch Network, explains how Arch is pioneering a new execution platform purpose-built for Bitcoin-native DeFi. Unlike EVMs or SVMs, Arch introduces a virtual machine and consensus layer that can directly interact with the Bitcoin mempool, enabling smart contracts and transaction signing without bridging. Matt outlines how this unlocks new primitives for builders, reduces risk from wrapped BTC models, and preserves the security of Bi...

Discover the strategy to help you nail your next podcast guest interview!  In this episode, we speak with Sarah Rosensweet, Certified Peaceful Parenting Coach and host of The Peaceful Parenting Podcast. Sarah helps parents end power struggles and create calm, connected homes, and she brings that same empathy and intuition to her interviews. You’ll hear: -How Sarah uses Adaptive Interviewing to quickly read guests and adjust her approach in real-time for natural, engaging conversations. -

Getting to Hell Yes! with Gregory Frank: Building the SFR/BTR Community with EverResiIn this episode of Getting to Hell Yes!, we’re joined by Gregory Frank, Founder of EverResi Media, to explore how storytelling, standardization and community are shaping the single-family rental (SFR) and build-to-rent (BTR) industry.Greg shares his journey from franchise operations into real estate and why he saw the need for a media platform dedicated to amplifying the voices of owners, operators, vendors and

Brian Greenberg, founder of Quoteplicity and former owner of a seven-figure life insurance agency, reveals the exact digital marketing strategies he used to generate over $1 million in annual premium for 10+ consecutive years—and how he eventually sold the business for a successful exit. In this episode, Brian breaks down his "Salesman Who Doesn't Sell" philosophy, explaining how he built automated sales funnels that pre-qualified and educated prospects before they ever picked up the phone. L...

SummaryIn the latest episode of Service Evolution, host Jim Robinson sits down with Kyle Maynard, a world-class athlete, entrepreneur, motivational leader, and author. Born a quad amputee, Kyle’s arms end at the elbows and his legs at the knees, but his limitless determination has propelled him to incredible heights, like becoming a top high school wrestler and MMA fighter, to climbing Mount Kilimanjaro and Aconcagua.Kyle shares how the decisions made by his parents early on shaped his

Send us a text Be Great. Be Arcadia. Season three kicks off with something special: the only recorded session from our 2025 Arcadia Leadership Experience. Recorded live in front of 65 attendees, this episode blends honest reflection, leadership lessons, and the heart of what’s next for our constellation (aka community). We share the story behind Arcadia, how it began as a consulting business and grew into a movement, and what it means to “Be Arcadia.” Throughout the conversation, we ope...

In this episode of the Simple and Smart SEO Show, Crystal Waddell is joined by Garrett Sussman, Director of Marketing at iPullRank, to unpack how AI is transforming SEO, e-commerce, and online visibility. From the recently announced Shopify + OpenAI partnership to the rise of product recommendations in ChatGPT, this conversation explores what business owners need to know to stay competitive online. Learn why traditional keyword-focused strategies are losing relevance and how to ad...

In part 2 of "Common Marketing Misconceptions of Adtech CEOs," Joe Zappa and Eric Franchi discuss a viral post by Scope3's Brian O'Kelley and what other adtech founders and CEOs can learn from his approach to CEO evangelism. Then they bat back and forth other common mistakes, such as worrying about overexposure and over-indexing on events as a marketing tactic. Plus, Joe provides concrete tactical advice for CEOs who don't know what to post about.

We are not affiliated w Love it or List it the Show, we are simply fans. summary In this episode of 'Love It or List It', homeowners navigate the challenges of deciding whether to stay in their current home or move to a new one. The episode highlights the significant issues with their kitchen, budget constraints, and the emotional dynamics of family life. As they explore potential new homes, they face the realities of the real estate market and the impact of their decisions on famil...

In this final podcast episode, Reid reflects on his journey, including his early years, a career in insurtech, the connections he has forged, his roles as a podcast host, CEO, and entrepreneur, and the lessons he has learned along the way. As Reid steps into a new chapter – mastering music and inspiring passion – he leaves behind a legacy that challenges us all to think bigger, connect deeper, and embrace innovation. Tune in to hear Reid in the hot seat with Jim Hackbarth, a retired industry ...

In this episode, Dan Englander welcomeed Carl Smith, community builder and leader of The Bureau, for a wide-ranging, no-BS conversation on where the agency world is headed. 🧭 What You’ll Learn The “Philosophical Futurist” Mindset How to face rapid change—especially around AI—without fear or cynicism.Inside The Bureau The story behind one of the most influential agency communities and how it evolved from a 24-person retreat to a 1,400-member ecosystem.The New Agency Model: Guilds &

In this podcast episode, we discuss how do you decide when to lead with data versus when to trust your team’s creative instinct, how your brand can stand out on social media, how shopper expectations changed, and more. Listen to the discussion with Vice President of Content and guest host, Suzy Davidkhanian, Principal Analyst, Sky Canaves, Chief Content Officer at The Lead, Sonal Gandhi, and SVP of Marketing at Lulu’s, Patrick Buchanan.To learn more about our research and get access to PRO+, go

South Africa’s POPIA uniquely protects both individuals and legal entities, a departure from typical data protection laws. We have focused on understanding this unique figure (Will it one day offer key insights into the complexities arising from the increasing use of AI?) before discussing similarities with the GDPR and international data transfers, both within the SADC region and the wider African continent.Advocate Dirontsho Mohale holds an LLB, postgraduate diplomas in Compliance Management and

Your customers are changing because of AI. But so are you—whether you realize it or not.Host Dan Nestle welcomes back Mark Schaefer, whose new book How AI Changes Your Customers reveals a transformation most people aren't prepared for. As one of 300 futurists who contributed to Elon University's Being Human in 2035 study, Mark brings insights beyond the usual AI hype. Mark and Dan explore the psychological rewiring that is happening as AI reshapes human agency, empathy, purpose, and trust. They

John and Kyle expose the truth about marketing accountability in personal injury firms — where the money really goes, why agencies often control the narrative, and how firms can take back visibility and results. They lay out the real levers that drive cases, the hidden revenue leaks inside intake, and why strategy and oversight beat blind spending every time. If you’re tired of guessing and want marketing that actually produces cases, this conversation hits directly where it matters.In this episode,

Episode 34 - Sales Methodologies pt7 - Dinner Party Discussion Welcome to What's Broken in GTM and How to Fix It with Louis Fernandes and Simon Daniels. Each week, together with occasional guests, we explore the challenges that face go-to-market leaders in SaaS scale-up businesses and suggest solutions to common issues. This week we bring our sales methodologies series to a close with a fantastic dinner party discussion when we're joined by Ambre Jeanneau, Ian Truscott and Helen Sutton. Here’...

It’s Halloween 👻 and David Greenspan is digging up a problem that haunts every REALTOR® — the ghosted lead. You know the ones — they were hot, motivated, ready … until suddenly — poof — gone. In this spooky-smart episode of The MindShare Podcast, David explains why your leads vanish, how to raise them from the dead, and the exact “Resurrection Plan” you can use to turn cold contacts back into conversations that close. Expect real-world strategy, a few chills, and maybe a “Go Blue Jays!” or