John Corcoran

Jeff Goins | Real Artists Don’t Starve

Jeff Goins, is the best-selling author of five books and a previous guest on the show. Today, he’s here to talk about his latest book, Real Artists Don’t Starve, and it’s a conversation that I personally found eye-opening and incredibly interesting.
John Corcoran

Felena Hanson | How 3 Layoffs Led to a Chain of Spa-Inspired Co-Working Spaces for Women Business Owners

Felena Hanson found herself having been laid off three different times by the age of 30 and decided to make a change. She went on to found Hera Hub, a spa-inspired female-focused co-working space that now has multiple locations in multiple countries and we’re going to talk about that journey today.
John Corcoran

Amanda Goldman-Petri | How to Market Like a Nerd

Amanda Goldman-Petri, founder of Market Like a Nerd, is on the show today to discuss her incredible story that involves experiencing some dark, depressing days to launching multiple six+ figure businesses.
John Corcoran

Roland Frasier | How to Go from Attorney for Tony Robbins to Deal Maker Extraordinaire

Roland Frasier, like me, is a recovering attorney turned entrepreneur. However, even as an attorney, Roland was a little unconventional. Instead of charging his clients by the hour, he liked to charge flat-rate fees and create business deals and partnerships with them.
John Corcoran

Gene Hammett | How to Get More Speaking Gigs

Gene Hammett is a coach, speaker, and podcast host. He’s also run a multi-million dollar company, filed bankruptcy, lost everything, and bounced back with a powerful story to tell. Today, talk about those experiences and the lessons he learned from them.
John Corcoran

Brennan Dunn | How to Become a Thriving Freelancer

Brennan Dunn‘s story starts out like a lot other entrepreneurs; working in corporate while freelancing on the side. However, Brennan was able to transition from being a freelancer to building multiple businesses and becoming an expert in the freelancing community.
John Corcoran

Joe Fairless | How to Raise $100M in Private Funding in a First-Time Real Estate Deal

Joe Fairless is a former advertising Vice President who decided to transition into real estate investing at a time when everyone else was getting out. It served him well as he was able to raise over $100 million in private funding for his first deal. He now helps others learn about real estate investing through coaching and his podcast, The Best Ever Show.

David Nihill | Do You Talk Funny?

David Nihill is the author of Do You Talk Funny? and the Founder of FunnyBizz which is a community, writing platform, and conference series that helps content creators access top comedic writing talent. He places a heavy emphasis on incorporating comedic storytelling into public speaking engagements and interactions with your potential customers.

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