Successful Millennials Podcast

Join Sammy Warrayat and Nicki Conradt Eberlin to discuss time management and adulting in today's attention driven world!
Nicki is a life coach who covers how to manage stress and how to avoid burnout through controlled breaks and time management. She helps people in all areas of life, almost in perfect overlap with the 5 categories of season 1.
This episode will cover:

• How to organize your calendar so you are efficient but don't feel like a slave to the timesheet.
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• What if a long list of to-dos gives you anxiety, stress, or overwhelming thoughts? How do you still get stuff done in this case?
• What are the differences in good stress and bad stress and how you can you identify and maximize good stress in your life?
• How to identify when you're creeping towards anxiety inducing stress and burnout beforehand so you can stop.

I'm curious to hear your thoughts and how you will implement the tips provided in the episode! Please leave a review, subscribe, and/or comment your thoughts by reaching out via email at [email protected] or Instagram @disciplineismyfreedom! If you're interested in financial coaching or corporate success coaching, feel free to reach out via the above platforms to apply or click this link for a FREE 30 min strategy call so we can work together with you to achieve your goals! Check out the YouTube version for the video here!
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Reach out to Nicki on Instagram and LinkedIn or check out her website if you're interested in getting a call!

Join Sammy Warrayat and Bryan Gillette in today's episode covering how to unlock EPIC performance in fitness.
Bryan is a decorated athlete, completing hundreds of mile bike races, cycling across the United States in many different ways, but most impressively a 50 day cycling tour that took him 4,000 miles from Newport, Oregon to Newport, Rhode Island. He's also completed marathons and ultramarathons running, again completing an incredible feat of a 205 mile race around Lake Tahoe in just over 3 DAYS of continuous running. We'll discuss the mindset that goes on in those types of activities, how to build up the discipline and no-quit attitude using the EPIC Framework.

• E - Envision. Both short term (1-2 years) and long term planning (10, 20, 30 year) ideas of where you want to be
• P - Plan. How do you put it in place and chunk out your training regiment.
• I - Iterate. This is where the discipline comes in. Continuous improvement every time.
• C - Collaborate. Ask and learn from people who have done it before you.
• P - Performance time. Putting it all together and getting it DONE!

Learn more about Bryan on LinkedIn, grab a copy of the EPIC Performance book, or take the EPIC assessment to see where your strengths and weaknesses are in the process to achieving greatness!
I'm curious to hear your thoughts and how you will implement the tips provided in the episode! Please leave a review, subscribe, and/or comment your thoughts by reaching out via email at [email protected] or Instagram @disciplineismyfreedom! If you're interested in financial coaching or corporate success coaching, feel free to reach out via the above platforms to apply or click this link for a FREE 30 min strategy call so we can work together with you to achieve your goals! Check out the YouTube version for the video here!
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Ever heard of Amazon Re-selling? Dropshipping? FBA? E-commerce business that actually can scale? Are you worried about the saturation of the market and that there's not enough profit to make a living off of it? Scared of the back office stuff to make it work?
If you're curious about any of these, then this is the episode for you. This epsiode's guest, Admir Zlatic, is the product selector and branding expert of Agent Ananas, where he has helped make consistent growth year over year by being extremely stringent on product selection and customer service.
We go into detail of what Fulfillment by Amazon (FBA) is, the value it holds as a seller, and how to be strategic about setting up your virtual store. We also go into some myth-busting, including the age-old profitability concerns of reselling, time commitment to scaling, market saturation (everyone and their mother seems to do this now), and the fear that high-ticket items like iPhones are the only thing that make money on these platforms.
Whether you are looking to build a relatively passive Multiple Stream of Income (MSI) - a key component of success in the Money category - or scale it full time like Admir, the tips we discuss here make this a must listen!
Please leave a like and subscribe and continue to comment your thoughts. Also feel free to reach out on Instagram @financezilla or email me at [email protected]. Book your FREE consultation of budgeting and making your first step towards financial independence!
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Follow Admir to reach out and learn more about his Amazon FBA and ecommerce journey!

• Instagram @jimmy__tabasco

Admir's recommendations:

• World is Flat by Thomas Friedman
• Brave New World by Aldis Huxley

Ever wondered how to stick out in Corporate America? Or how to nail that interview for that job you're excited about? How can you even get honest feedback these days? Or even what's the point of all of it if you're just a number on a spreadsheet to management? This episode is for you then!
This episode falls in the Career/Purpose category, and in it I share some of my experiences in my 6 year, 5 role, 3 company journey through Corporate America where I went from entry level Software Support to on the Leadership team with direct reports. I try to share my experiences and the books that I've read that have helped me answer those questions because it's different in every stage of your career.
One of the most accurate statements of value is as follows: When you're an Individual Contributor (IC), your value is directly proportional to what you do (hands to keys output). As you become a team lead and a Sr. Analyst (still an IC), your value proposition shifts to what you know, and that extends from people, business acumen, and overall tribal knowledge. Finally, as you progress through management and leadership ranks, the value proposition will become who you grow, and that is not only your direct team members, but everyone you interact with.
We also discuss feedback, how vital it is, and what exact questions to ask to pull it out of your managers. I think understanding how to pull negative feedback out of my managers and then work to improve it, as well as having a mentor, were the 2 most critical factors to my corporate success.
I'm curious to hear your thoughts and how you will implement the tips provided in the episode!
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Also feel free to reach out on Instagram @financezilla or email me at [email protected] with your feedback and other topics you'd like to hear about!

• Who Moved My Cheese by Spencer Johnson
• The Ideal Team Player by Patrick Lencioni

This episode covers the Mental Health category.
Join Sammy Warrayat and Ted Phaeton as they talk about his journey with entrepreneurship, mental health, and personal growth. Ted is a meteorologist and anchor by profession. In this episode, he expounds on the story that made him the man he is today.

Going Live

Being an anchor on live television bears responsibility because things that are said cannot be taken back. It is far different from a pre-recorded podcast, as told by Ted, because edits can be made before releasing an episode. Learning from his mentors in the business, Ted had two things as advice: know the subject matter and trust thyself. Knowing gives confidence because knowledge is power. Ted compares going live as addressing one’s insecurities, as opposed to recording that is sitting with insecurities longer. When on-air, one has no choice; there is no turning back. Despite that, Ted did what he could to flourish in his career. In the end, he is far more comfortable and finds it easier doing things live than recording them.

Man Up

No man is a template. Everyone has their differences, but a pattern Ted saw was that men loved helping each other. The thing that prevents men from doing so is the expectation of how men should act as put up by society. From experience, and in an effort to change the narrative of how men should be, Ted’s advice is to be the vulnerable one. He likens it to high school football: everyone knows who the players are, but girls dig the guys with the most scruffed-up jersey. He explains that showing those dented armors and still standing up means surviving to tell the story. That is the same with vulnerabilities because it shows that one has stood their ground besides trials.

About Ted Phaeton:

Ted Phaeton has a Degree in Broadcast Meteorology along with a professional certificate in Geographic Information Systems. He is experienced in event planning and promotion, supervised and trained staff, delivered customer service for an amusement and recreation facility for four consecutive seasons. In addition, Ted has held the position of treasurer for the UAlbany Volleyball team, actively involved in community service and awareness campaigns as a member of the national fraternity of Alpha Chi Rho at the University at Albany.

Connect with Ted!

• Website
• No Rain No Rainbows Podcast
• Instagram

I'm curious to hear your thoughts and how you will implement the tips provided in the episode! Please leave a review, subscribe, and/or comment your thoughts by reaching out via email at [email protected] or Instagram @disciplineismyfreedom! If you're interested in financial coaching or corporate success coaching, feel free to reach out via the above platforms to apply or click this link for a FREE 30 min strategy call so we can work together with you to achieve your goals!
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