Not so long ago I proclaimed "Just get over your hang ups and get in front of the camera!" The fact is, that's not possible for everyone and this week I want to explain why having limited mobility, a speech impediment, ADHD or anxiety no longer disqualifies you from building an audience.

In this week's episode, Sean and I catch up on the coffee business, discuss the importance of truth and transparency, and discuss some mind-blowing a.i.-powered technology that is enriching the lives of those with physical challenges.

This week, I'm sharing some material I created for our upcoming AI Accelerator Summit. Why? Because even if you don't attend the summit (you absolutely should), this little snippet will explain why you should be exploring this arena and putting these new tools to work.

Dear writing pros: Afraid using AI is feeding the monster that will ultimately eat your career? This week, I'm looking to change your mind by reminding you of what you have that AI doesn't. Be more productive, faster, and a hero to your clients while staying irreplaceable.

Despite my best efforts to prune the doom and gloom from my feed, the algorithm still feeds me plenty of worst-case, "out there" scenarios regarding AI. No doubt many are concerned and perhaps discouraged by this fluff. So, how do you embrace the new stuff in a way that is useful and exciting? This week, I'm giving you three suggestions to do just that

This week, Sean and I are breaking down what these "levers" are, and how to pull them for rapid growth without an army of employees or a huge ad budget.

First off, I'm happy to announce Sean has returned! This week, we're talking about a framework can do the work and produce the results of a $30,000 per month agency.

Are you excited about A.I., or are you worried? I don't care where you are in your life or in your career, you should be excited about the power you now possess. This week, I'll give you the three keys you need to stay valuable, be more productive than ever, and feel secure about your talents and abilities.

As Christian Entrepreneurs (or good people in general), how should we live our lives? I've been thinking about some of my childhood role models and measuring them by today's standards. This week, I want to talk about goals, motivation, and how to share the success we achieve.

Can you really “rewrite your personal BRAIN software”? Can you actually install a new operating system for your mind, emotions, and life? A lot of people say “NO.” But I disagree.

In this episode, Ray Edwards delves into the intersection of faith and financial security, exploring how Christian businesspeople can navigate economic uncertainties without fear. Drawing inspiration from the life of George Mueller, Ray shares insights on seeking God’s guidance and maintaining peace amidst financial challenges. Discover how aligning your personal agenda with God’s will can lead to a life of prosperity and peace, even in the face of adversity. Tune in for a transformative discussion on faith, hope, and financial resilience.

In this conversation, I chat with Noelle and Bryan Switalski as we explore the various applications (and limitations) of AI, particularly in the context of personal and business use.

In this conversation, Pat Flynn discusses his new book, which addresses the challenges of information overload and offers strategies for effective learning.

A "Stressless”, "Fearless” life - Eliminating all fear and stress from life ain’t gonna happen, BUT it is definitely possible to reduce the amounts of both...to "stress less", and "fear less". This week, I’m giving you the 5 keys to do just that…

I've been playing with Google's NotebookLM, one of the many, newly-released AI tools, to see how useful it could be. This week, I've asked it to provide commentary on a previous podcast I released about "Black Friday Sales". The result was pretty impressive.

On this week's episode, I want to point out a few key reasons as to why I'm grateful to own an online business. More importantly, I want you to know why YOU should start an online business if you haven't already (especially if you're over 50)