The Bright Podcast

In this episode I got to talk to Robbie Summers, who is the head of sales at ClickFunnels, creator of the course "High Ticket Secrets", and a highly sought after sales consultant who has spoken on many stages with people like Steve Larson, Garret White, and Russell Brunson. He loves being with people and knows when you have a product or service that can help people, it's your obligation to "sell" your product to the world. In this episode Robbie shares his unique view, that sales are more about helping people and creating relationships with the people you are trying to help, then dollar signs. If you want to know how to sell your product to the masses or one person, motivate yourself or your team, or just live life with the attitude that you can change the world, YOU need to listen to this episode.

In this episode, I got to hang out with Ayelet Shipley, the 23 year old founder of the Anxiety Secrets toolbox and the Get Out of Bed Out of Your Head podcast. She shared about overcoming her anxiety, her journey into entrepreneurship, and living a life in between both worlds. We talk about how to keep your momentum, and not get lost in the illusion of social media.

In this episode, I talked with Jamie Atkinson, one of the most sought after podcast strategists, and creator of the Podcast Profit Lab. Jamie teaches entrepreneurs how to plan and launch strategic, profitable podcasts to create mass movements and change. He shared the secret for creating a course that people will instantaneously win people over. As we got to talking, we stumbled upon "The Secret To Changing The World", and surprisingly, it's not as complicated as you'd think.

In this episode, I talked to Bella Marsh, a 19 year old entrepreneur with big dreams and aspirations. She heard others doubt themselves saying,"That could never be me," or "I'm not smart enough". This inspired her to start teaching people how to sell on amazon with minimal capital, and get involved in her mom's business, that took them to a ClickFunnels 2 Comma Club X award (10 million dollars). She talks about how she went from being an introverted 17 year old, to a successful entrepreneur.

In this episode I hung out with Makayla Prince, she was 13 when she started her first e-commerce business. She grew that business, had it take off, and is now teaching other teens how they can start selling online too. Makayla's unique perspective on entrepreneurship and life, and the ability to see what others might overlook helped her be able to experience gratitude in any moment.