Jack Of No Trades

Dana Pothoff is an Executive Coach, keynote speaker, corporate trainer and consultant. Dana shared her sales style and why she prefers to respect the 'no', why selling door-to-door in her first job set her up for her career today, and why every city is sort of like a person.
If you want to keep up with her latest news, please check out her linkedin profile: linkedin.com/in/danapotthoff

Darami Coulter is CMO for Robbins Research International. She shares how she went from pursuing teaching early in her career to leading the marketing efforts for Tony Robbin's company, Robbins Research International (www.tonyrobbins.com). I loved this conversation because so many parts had great takeaways that anyone can use. If you're looking for some ideas on tips to your routine or where to look for mentors, this episode is for you. Enjoy!

Michelle Miller is the Senior VP of Global Marketing for K-18 Hair. She shares what it's like to be on the ground floor of a new company with a one-of-a-kind hair product, how Tik Tok is shaking things up for marketing, and why going back to dance class has helped her think creatively. This one if for those beauty buffs! Thanks to Michelle for sitting down with me. Check out k18hair.com for more info on her company.
If you know of a great guest or have any comments for me, you can reach me at [email protected]. Thanks for listening.

Damien Weston is the Chief Growth Officer for Mission Healthcare. He shares his beginning as a CNA, goals for his company in the near future, and advice he'd give anyone no matter what field they want to enter. I love when people let it rip on advice and share what motivates them because you never know who needs to hear it. Thanks again to Damien for sharing his time for this conversation.

****TRIGGER WARNING. While the entire episode is not dark, we do cover some dark topics this week. If bullying, suicide or teen pregnancy are tough subjects for you, you may want to skip this episode.
Iggy is a creative, based out of Baja California. He he went to Georgetown on a scholarship, became a linguist, then worked in the fashion and art worlds. He also owns his own rustic retreat called Baja Off The Grid and on top of that, he teaches comedy and is about to launch a new book. He does touch upon some of the tough choices he has faced during his journey so far and how that fueled his decision to try and share his talents so others can shine. I also really liked that he was very big on authenticity and being okay with playing the fool. To keep up with Iggy you can follow his social channels: @iggylovesky or @misfittoyscomedy on IG or his resort can booked via his website: https://www.bajaoffthegrid.com.