You need to make more offers. So do I. Only 3-7% of your audience is ready to buy at anytime. But how can you do that if selling makes you uncomfortable? In this episode I'll share what I'm doing to remove the pressure and still make lots of sales. 0:00 – Why you might be missing out on sales (and what most people never realize) 1:00 – A behind-the-scenes look at a new offer (and what happened when I shared it) 2:52 – The real reason selling feels hard - and a mindset shift you might need 4:0...

Let me tell you how my day begins. I begin with KLIF at 6 a.m., and I listen to them for about an hour. Then I tune over to WBAP, and I listen to Monty Cook for the next couple of hours. This guy is a broadcast legend: he has wit, he has humor, and he can be serious when he needs to be. The great Monty Cook joins us in studio.

Taxes shouldn’t blindside you every April—and if they do, it’s time to fix the process. In this episode of Upleveling, we dive into the mindset shifts and simple strategies that will help you avoid tax surprises, protect your cash flow, and make confident financial decisions year-round. From building a tax-saving cadence to why $0 tax bills might actually be hurting your long-term goals, this episode is a must-listen for growth-minded business owners.

We all stumble sometimes — but what if those moments weren’t failures at all, but chances to rise stronger? Welcome to The Rise Experience Podcast, where faith meets leadership and growth begins from within. I’m Shannon Denniston, and my mission is to help growth-minded leaders rise with integrity, courage, and heart — creating real impact that starts on the inside. Episode Highlights In this episode, I talk about the importance of resilience over perfection. I share how small stumbles ...

This episode wraps up my three-part mini-series on decisions. You know that feeling when decisions in your business starts to feel urgent, like they need to be made right now? You start searching, comparing, asking, deciding, because waiting feels impossible. And in that moment, it feels like clarity. But later, you realize it wasn’t clarity at all. It was just the pressure talking. That constant urgency steals your focus and drains your energy. It makes every problem feel bigger than it is, ...

🎙️ EPISODE 036: It’s Not Discipline You Need - It’s Devotion Why Discipline Alone Leads to Burnout Discipline is a performance of control. It’s the mind’s way of saying, “If I can just keep everything together, I’ll finally be safe.” And so you grind. You execute. You over-deliver. You measure your worth in output and call it success. But here’s the truth you already feel in your body: discipline without devotion is a slow starvation of the soul. Every time you force yourself through

Do you know how much your business really earns after covering the cost of what you sell? Understanding your gross profit is one of the most powerful ways to uncover the truth about your financial health. In this episode of The Profitable Catholic, Tammy continues her series on The Four Most Important Numbers Every Business Owner Needs to Know. She breaks down what gross profit is, why it matters, and how it reveals whether your business is running efficiently—or leaking money withou...

As a Realtor, I do check Zillow—but not because I rely on Zestimates. I use it to see exactly what my clients are seeing. Those numbers can be helpful for curiosity’s sake, but they’re not always accurate when it comes to real market value. In this episode, I’m sharing how I use Zillow as a tool (not a truth), why Zestimates can miss the mark, and what I look at instead when pricing homes here in the Tahlequah area. If you’ve ever wondered why your home’s Zillow value doesn’t match what your Realtor

The late, great Zig Ziglar always talked about stinking thinking. I take that to heart because sometimes it's not the story that you're telling others but the story that you're telling yourself when you look in the mirror in the morning. To talk about that today is Molly Smith. She is a certified health coach, author, speaker, and energy healer.

This is a voice message I dropped into my free channel, WORTHY, WILD, AND WELL-FUCKING-PAID. Join here for exclusive drops.Work with me here

We all know about the midlife crisis that's supposed to happen in your 40s and 50s, and I'm seeing on the news now more and more about quarter-life crises. Young people in their 20s are waking up saying," I hate my life," and "Is this what I signed up for?" To talk about that today is David Blackford. He is with Life Hack Tees.

Welcome to Episode 29.Toby is joined today by Ashley Savage, owner of Hollowberry Manor, a women’s creative retreat venue. Ashley hosts groups for scrapbooking, crafting or just simply to hang out with friends for a weekend and play games. A safe and beautiful getaway to create and refresh. Listen in to how the house that would become the Manor appeared in dreams and visions and became reality. “I have a very entrepreneurial background. It’s in my genes, my maternal line for many generations. The

When I was growing up, the dream was that you retire at 65, and I've known so many people who retire at 65 and are dead by 66. They've got no purpose. They've got no reason to get out of bed in the morning, and so I invited my next guest on to talk about why you want to stay active and always want to have a purpose. Charlotte Canion is in the studio.

Sometimes the most healing words don’t come from a sermon or a friend. Sometimes the message you need to hear arrives in the quiet mornings, through tears, breath, and an honest prayer.In this intimate episode of Theo’s Coffee Break, I share a message I received in a moment of deep exhaustion. A message that reminded me that my past is not my punishment, my pain is not my identity, and that it’s safe to rebuild and begin again. This is a love letter to my inner child, a gentle invitation to let go,

You’ve heard the phrase “everything happens for a reason” — but this time, we’re not being cliche. We’re talking about it as a deep, soul-level truth.In this episode,I unpack what it really means to trust divine timing — not in the moments of chaos or trauma, but in the quiet, everyday moments that end up changing everything. From small decisions that alter your path to the seasons of letting go that feel like heartbreak before they turn into blessings, this episode will remind you that

Laughter can unite a community.Recorded live at the Military Influencer Conference in Atlanta, John S. Berry sits down with Zach Bell, creator of Veteran With a Sign, and Austin von Letkemann, founder of Mandatory FunDay. Both have used humor, storytelling, and authenticity to connect with millions and spark honest conversations about military life, leadership, and mental health.In this episode, John, Zach, and Austin discuss how comedy can become a form of service — breaking stigma,

We visit Wandl in Ruhpolding, Bavaria, where a husband-and-wife team host corporate retreats in a historic alpine farmhouse. Teams leave behind dull hotel rooms to breathe fresh mountain air and find new focus for leadership.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Branding isn’t just your logo or your color palette. It’s the entire experience someone has with your business. From visuals and messaging to positioning and client experience, every piece of your brand should work together to drive your business goals forward. In this episode, I’m breaking down exactly how a strategic brand can make you more money... with data to back it up. A Forbes study found that consistent branding across platforms can increase revenue by up to 23%, and I’ve seen those ...

Hey GenXer. Remember the dot com bust of 2001 when you discovered you were laid off because your badge didn't work when you came back from lunch?Six years later, you witnessed another economic crash. You survived both of those events through your resilience and ingenuity. You have evidence that you can navigate uncertainty. This episode is your permission slip to start something even while the world feels uncertain. We’ll bust the myth of corporate stability, show how previous downturns sparked

In this episode, I’m breaking down what the market is really telling us about homes that haven’t sold or that are sitting a little longer than expected. We’ll talk about what zero showings or low activity actually mean — whether it’s price, presentation, or buyer sentiment — and how sellers can adjust to get their home back on track. From pricing strategy and seasonal shifts to the importance of curb appeal and photos, this episode helps make sense of what’s happening behind the numbers.