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In this episode of the "Business Growth Architect Show" podcast, we spoke to Jeff Hays, who went from High School dropout to acclaimed filmmaker, writer, and author. He is no stranger to controversy or tough subjects and the Entrepreneurial Brain behind the documentary “The Real Anthony Fauci” and “Fahrenhype.” In this episode we explore how an entrepreneurial brain works differently, which will make you understand better why you do the things you do. The Entrepreneurial Brain is also the title of his new book and a new TV series that I am thrilled to have been featured in. The book is out and I will be sharing access information for the TV series as it gets released, just wait until you see the company I get to keep! Jeff shares his research and experiences, offering insights on how to stop feeling that there is something wrong with you but to own that your brain is just wired differently.

Throughout the episode, Jeff emphasizes the importance of embracing your creative potential and challenging your limiting beliefs. He discusses the creative process and how you must face your fears and doubts because it is a critical portion of creation. Jeff also highlights the significance of mentorship, coaching, and creating a supportive environment for harnessing the power of the entrepreneurial brain.

Next we talked about the concept of achieving greatness and how it can only be achieved by pushing through obstacles and taking risks. Creativity stems from challenging your own thoughts and having the courage to push through them into new territories. Jeff shared an anecdote about King Arthur's knights and their quest to blaze new trails, drawing parallels to your entrepreneurial journey.

This is a powerful episode for any creative who is seeking to find a monetization idea for their creative talent, is facing adversity and wants to find a way to overcome major obstacles to unlock their full entrepreneurial potential. Jeff Hayes' expertise and experiences shows how to turn the obstacle into an opportunity.

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Explore “The Power to Speak Naked” and engage your audience with speaking tips from Tyler Foley! Discover why sharing your true self can transform your message and deepen audience engagement.
In this episode of the Business Growth Architect Show, with Tyler Foley. Tyler is the bestselling author of "The Power to Speak Naked," and a seasoned public speaking coach and a strategist who utilizes his expertise to growth his personal and business branding through strategic podcast guest appearances. He joins us to share his practical strategies that you can use to become a better communicator and increase your influence.

Tyler started as a child actor. These early experiences on stage laid the foundation for his understanding of audience engagement and the power of authentic expression. In this episode, Tyler discusses the transition from acting to public speaking, emphasizing the pivotal moments that shaped his approach to communicating a message.

Tyler passionately advocates for the importance of vulnerability in public speaking. He explains that by showing our true selves, we allow our audiences to connect with us beyond the superficial layer of professional expertise. This connection is essential for building trust and rapport, which are indispensable in effective communication.

Tyler explains the tactical aspects of utilizing podcast guesting as a strategic tool for personal and brand growth. With precision and clarity, he outlines how carefully selecting podcasts that align with your niche can serve as a powerful platform for reaching targeted audiences.

Next Tyler gives us a breakdown of the Hero’s Journey narrative framework, which he uses in his speeches. Unlike the traditional use of this model where the speaker is the hero, Tyler suggests positioning yourself as the mentor or guide. This subtle shift places your audience at the center of the story, thereby enhancing the relevance and impact of your message.

Tyler also addresses the practical side of public speaking, from managing stage fright to engaging various audience types. He provides actionable advice on how to use feedback constructively to refine your speaking style and content.

Tyler extends a generous invitation to explore more resources on his website, https://www.seantylerfoley.com/. Here, you can access additional training, participate in workshops, and even engage in one-on-one coaching sessions tailored to enhance your public speaking skills.

Tyler's insights on storytelling and podcast guesting provide valuable lessons for entrepreneurs, business owners, and aspiring public speakers. Tyler has successfully built his brand and increased his book sales without any paid advertising.

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Stop pushing and learn the simple way to attract clients effortlessly. Discover how to create magnetic connections that draw clients to you with ease!

In this episode of the Business Growth Architect Show, I’m sharing a concept that I’ve been learning and incorporating into my journey: giving is only half of the equation. For true success, we must learn how to ask for and accept help. So often, we focus on giving, whether it’s our time, energy, or knowledge, thinking that success will come through reciprocity after we give and give. But the missing piece is learning how to receive—how to ask for what we need and allow ourselves to accept the support of others. Otherwise you create a burnout formula.

The key to building strong, impactful relationships with our clients or prospects is not to persuade them into working with us. Rather, create resonance, align energies, and attract them effortlessly. When you connect on this level, you don’t need to convince but allow the right people to be naturally drawn to you. That is how you create an energetic match that flows with ease and purpose.

How often have you been hesitant to ask for help? How often have you even asked for help? Whether in business or in life, asking is a powerful tool. It shows trust and belief in others, and most importantly, it opens the door for you to receive what you need to thrive. You can’t succeed in isolation and we’re not meant to do it all alone. In this episode, I’ll show you how learning to receive brings abundance and success into your life in ways you never imagined.

If this concept resonates with you, I’d love to hear your thoughts! Share your feedback in the comments below and let’s talk about how you can start asking for help and accepting support. Be sure to check out the links in the description for additional resources on how to create resonance with your prospects and build authentic, successful connections.

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Website | Linkedin | Instagram | Youtube | Tiktok | Podcast | Substack

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Discover the proven tips that skyrocketed this podcast to 7.6 million monthly downloads! Learn how consistency can transform your podcast into a success story. Don't miss out on these powerful insights from Lindsay McMahon.
In this episode of the Business Growth Architect Show, we will talk to Lindsay McMahon, the co-host of the All Ears English podcast and founder and CEO of All Ears English who will share what it takes to create an insanely successful podcast. Lindsay shares her journey of taking her podcast from a simple idea in 2013 to achieving an astonishing 7.6 million downloads per month. Take a listen as Lindsay reveals the key decision that led to their incredible growth: the power of consistency. How publishing 15-minute episodes four times a week helped to build a loyal audience with high-quality, engaging content.

Lindsay dives deep into the strategies behind their success, starting with the importance of understanding your audience. She explains how empathy and a deep connection with listeners is critical. Lindsay recounts her own experiences living abroad and how they shaped her understanding of the challenges her audience is facing. This personal connection allows her to create content that resonates on a deeper level, making her podcast not just educational but also relatable and entertaining.

One of the standout moments in this episode is Lindsay's emphasis on breaking down content into smaller, consumable bites. This approach not only made their episodes more engaging but also helped in maintaining a consistent publishing schedule. By keeping episodes short and focused, they were able to cover more topics over time without overwhelming their listeners.

Lindsay touches on the business side, especially the evolution of her business model via podcasting. She discusses how their initial goal was to use the podcast as a marketing channel to sell courses and other products. However, as their audience grew, they realized the potential of monetizing the podcast itself.

The episode also explores the challenges they faced and how they adapted to stay ahead in a crowded market. She talks about the importance of zigging when others zag – finding unique ways to stand out in a competitive landscape.

Lindsay's insights are powerful insights for both seasoned podcasters and those just starting out. She emphasizes the need for passion and dedication, encouraging listeners to find what they love about their business and build from there. Her advice on maintaining consistency, understanding your audience, and staying adaptable in a changing market provides a comprehensive guide for you if you are looking to grow your podcast or business.

Engage with us by visiting Lindsay McMahon's podcast, on any podcast app for "All Ears English Podcast."
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In the episode of the Business Growth Architect Show we talk to Jeff Smith, whom I consider one of the, if not the father of KPIs. He is the author of The KPI Book (already in its Third Edition) and we are going deep on key performance indicators (KPIs) and their significance in your business strategy. He emphasizes that KPIs are never about measuring people, please listen in, he has some strong words about this, but rather about figuring out what makes sense to measure and then asking yourself why this number even matters.

Jeff explained that KPIs should be used to evaluate whether actions are leading to desired goals, and they serve as a pathway or roadmap to the destination. Because the term KPI is often misconstrued and considered complicated he provides a very simple example of using calorie counting for weight loss. He illustrates that KPIs are not about blaming or terrorizing individuals for not meeting goals, but rather asking questions to understand the causes and effects of outcomes. Game changing.

Next we discuss the difference between cause and effect, emphasizing that the information provided by KPIs raises MORE questions and prompts a deeper understanding of the underlying reasons for the results. You will never look at KPIs the same way again, I promise.

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Jeff Smith: Website | Facebook | LinkedIn

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