Business Revolution with Stephen Christopher

By the year 2020, 50% of all working people will be considered a “millennial,” but the truth is, many people do not know how the many differences in this generation compared to the generation before it. In fact, it is a common misconception that “millennials” are people born after the year 2000, when in actuality they are people born between the years 1980-2000. So, how can you leverage your company and become a true leader of the millennial workforce? Javier shares his in-depth breakdown in how to crack the code of the millennial in order to create widespread success for your business!

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Don Hutcheson, lifelong entrepreneur, coach, podcaster, author and expert in the realm of unlocking your true passions, joins us to share his story and wisdom around exactly what it means to discover your talent.

Julianna Raye, a mindfulness coach who has been teaching the practice for over 15 years, joins us to share her secrets to meditation and how you can drastically improve your physical and mental well-being by implementing those practices for only 10 minutes a day.

This week, Chris Dayley, a young entrepreneur and business owner sits down to talk to us about why you, as a business owner, should become an expert on CRO (conversion rate optimization) and how it can greatly impact the success of your business. Chris started his own company, Disruptive Advertising, in 2014. After working many years in digital marketing, using SEO, PPC and social media tactics to help clients achieve ranking results and get more business, Chris realized something invaluable: you need to be able to test and track conversion or you won’t be able to bring in the most revenue possible. Chris explains in-depth why you should be A/B Testing for your website and how to get conversion rates to increase revenue for your business.

  The classic “chicken and egg” scenario (in terms of success)  is discussed during this episode. How do you ensure you are creating fulfillment as you strive toward your ultimate goals? Chris Plough embodies a life of adventure and is dedicating to making an impact on the world around him.  

  This week we are joined by small business and personal accountant Jeff Darley (who also handles all of the financials for Seequs) who is here to talk about how you can be better prepared for tax season this year. If you need help handling the finances of your company, Jeff is who you want to talk to. He is an expert when it comes to everything taxes, so this is definitely an episode you’ll want to be taking notes for.  

  Darryl Hicks runs an 8 figure business Tungsten Revenue, advisor to successful business, experience seeker, adds value, and one of the best listeners. Lives his life by design. Working smart v. working hard. Keeps goals open and is constantly rewriting them. He teaches us about holding yourself accountable to reach your goals. Take a look at your goals, figure out what the minimum looks like, reach that, then set the next step. Get through the difficult spurts and work hard so you can appreciate the quality time later.  

  Is your personal life just as important as your professional life? The answer is yes. This week, a friend of mine (who I met under very serendipitous circumstances), shares his entrepreneurial journey and how he reached the realization that his personal relationships were equally as important as his professional ones. Greg Anderson, “The Architect,” shares with us his expansive wealth of knowledge and touches on a number of points that you can introduce into your life right away.  

  Have you ever wondered- what is CRM, really? Jeremy Pound is here to answer all of your questions around CRM and the importance of implementing a CRM into your sales process. CRM shouldn’t be looked at like an electronic rolodex. A lot of changes have been made since the dawn of computers, and the changes with CRM are no different. CRM is no longer simply a means of “Customer Relationship Management.” It is so much more.  

  This week, a rockstar millennial entrepreneur joins us to share his story. Brandon Adams is a successful business person, is one of two producers of his own reality show, and invented and sold his own unique product- all before the age of 30. Brandon shares his journey from living out of the backseat of his truck, to growing and scaling a successful product, to where he is at today. He hopes that his story of success and failure can motivate other millennials to get out and do whatever it takes to reach their goals.    

Have you heard this quote from Henry David Thoroeau? “The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation” You don’t have to be one of those people! You are closer than you think in igniting your own personal revolution! Mike Merriam joins us to teach us his “recipe” in creating exactly the life you want to live. As an author, coach, biohacker, life enthusiast and most importantly family man- Mike has unlocked the secret that the mass of men have yet to understand.

This week, our guest is someone who might seem familiar. That might be because he runs a podcast  and a digital marketing company, or maybe it is simply because his name is also Stephen! Stephen Woessner has been involved in internet marketing since the invention of commercial internet and has also written two internationally best-selling books: “Viral Social Networking” and “The Small Business Owner’s Handbook to Search Engine Optimization.” He is an expert when it comes to digital marketing, to say the least.

Some people are simply awe-inspiring. Jon Vroman is one of those people.He is first and foremost a father (which brings him the most joy and pride in life), secondly a mentor, coach, speaker, author, podcast host, and runs the charity Front Row Foundation. After quitting his corporate job and pursuing his true passion (coaching), Jon has become one of the leaders in the entrepreneurial circle. Jon helps transform lives every day, either in his home and with his family, through the Front Row Foundation or as a mentor and coach.

Can an ex-convict become a highly renowned, successful entrepreneur? Of course. Not many people have a story like Ryan Stewman and we were lucky enough to interview him on the Business Revolution podcast!  Otherwise known as “The Hardcore Closer,” Ryan sits down with us this week to tell us how he went from high school dropout to extremely successful business person, podcast host, author, blogger and sales coach.   Ryan’s outlook on life is unparalleled, his drive is insatiable. This interview will take you on a wild ride, so tune in and hold onto your hats!   You will also learn: How entrepreneurship often begins in unlikely places The power of getting up and getting through it The importance of daily routines Creating discipline and sticking to it Why you never should quiet the little voice inside of you

What does it take to start your own business? Grit. Dental consultant Heidi Mount knows all about overcoming obstacles in order to reach your dreams and in this episode, she shares with us her unique journey.   After working as a dental assistant for twenty years, Heidi knew she was ready to take on the challenge of starting her own business. In only three months, Heidi quit her job and started a business all on her own! Her advice? Work hard, stay committed, and never quit.   What else will you learn in this episode? Why you don’t need “the fancy stuff” to start a business How to shift your focus away from your fear The importance of finding a niche and sticking to it How your attitude affects your ability to get clients

Today we are joined by Tim JP Collins, the self-proclaimed Anxiety Revolutionist. Tim has made it his life mission to help as many people as possible learn how to overcome their anxiety. Many people are afraid to come forward and admit they are struggling, but Tim is here to show you that you’re not alone! In this episode, we’ll learn: The differences between stress and anxiety Why anxiety is like an alarm system How to take charge in order to overcome The “Three C’s” of tackling anxiety How to align your life the way you have always wanted

This week, David Burkus sits down with us to talk about his new book, “Under New Management,” a book I highly recommend to any business owner or entrepreneur. There is an immense amount of value to be gained from each chapter, but in this episode we focus on four specific topics that are outlined in the book.   We hope you can take these highly researched ideas and start using them today within your business!   In this episode, you’ll learn:   How to “outlaw email” (or slowly stop relying on it so much) The benefits of unlimited vacation Starting the conversation about open salaries in workplace Why you should put your employees FIRST The pros and cons of having an open workspace

Jon Berghoff returns this week on Business Revolution to discuss appreciative inquiry- and no, that doesn’t mean being thankful for questions. Jon runs and designs all of Hal Elrod’s live speaking events such as Best Year Ever Blueprint. He is one of the most intelligent people I have encountered when it comes to growing a business and leading business owners, but many people don’t know that Jon barely graduated high school, much less college. In this episode, listen as Jon takes us on an informative course about the methodology/philosophy that is Appreciative Inquiry. Learn how as a business owner, you can use the method to completely transform how you approach challenges and using the techniques to achieve massive growth for your company! This week, you’ll learn: The importance of inspiring so much strength in a system that weakness becomes irrelevant Why excellent is not the opposite of broken How to look at situations through a different lens What SOAR thinking is The importance of having a shared higher purpose

Today, a very special guest makes his appearance on Business Revolution! Joe Williams is an internationally known speaker, trainer and consultant (as well as a close friend). As a master speaker, Joe has spoken with tens of thousands of people around the world, is the founder of Speakers Bootcamp and is also one of the head trainers for Tony Robbins’ companies. Joe is on a mission to create unbelievable speakers and coaches worldwide, tune in to find out how!   In this episode you’ll learn…   How to lead people emotionally Why you shouldn’t script a speech you make publically Look at public speaking as your chance to change lives! How to adapt and manage your stage fright How to use your strengths to connect with other people Why you need to take the leap and start making the most of your opportunities