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SPI 279: Finding Fringe Hours and Work-Life “Balance” with Jessica Turner
#279: Jessica Turner, author of The Fringe Hours, joins me to talk about finding more hours in the day to achieve the work-life satisfaction you crave. We talking about scheduling, managing expectations of others, networking as a new blogger, and using sponsored content and influencer marketing as a revenue stream. Podcast show notes available here: […]
Continue readingSPI 443: A New Way to Monetize Your Podcast with Jason from Supercast
#443: A lot of podcasters are struggling to find ways to monetize their shows. Today I'm talking to Jason from Supercast ( ) , which provides a way to create a membership opportunity with your podcast. Podcast show notes available here: See Privacy Policy at and California Privacy Notice at .
Continue readingSPI 479: John Lee Dumas and The Common Path to Uncommon Success (Behind the Scenes)
#479 John Lee Dumas is here today to share the story behind his book, The Common Path to Uncommon Success: why he decided to write it, why he went with a traditional publishing deal, and all the strategies he used to make it come together. Whether you've written a book before, want to compare notes […]
Continue readingSPI 637: Becoming an Efficient Entrepreneur with Jason Feifer from Entrepreneur Magazine
#637 You want to clear up your schedule before starting work on the big project you're passionate about, right? Here's the thing. It's not going to happen. If you perceive time as a barrier, you will never get started. So how do we create more time when our calendars are full? How do we stop […]
Continue readingSPI 688: It’s the Same Every Time
#688 I'm getting those feelings again. Self-doubt, fear of humiliation, questioning why I'm even putting myself through this—and it's been the same every time! No matter if it was starting my business and podcast, speaking on stages, writing books, selling courses, or building a community—I always felt like this at pivotal moments in my life. […]
Continue readingSPI 291: A Blueprint for a Successful Short-Term JV (Joint Venture) Affiliate Campaign
#291: Learn how to create a successful blueprint for a short-term joint venture (JV) affiliate promotion. You'll learn how to plan your promotion, how to stand out, and which tools I recommend for keeping track of your progress. Podcast show notes available here: See Privacy Policy at and California Privacy Notice at .
Continue readingSPI 657: How to Leave Your Job and Start a Business with Amy Porterfield
#657 Greg has had it with his nine-to-five job! He wants to be his own boss. He wants more free time with his superstar wife, Anna Kendrick. So what is the step-by-step process Greg can use to start his own business? If you're not too confused, listen in on this episode to get exactly that! […]
Continue readingSPI 706: Who Wants Recognition?
#706 I'm calling you out—I bet you're so focused on your own journey that you haven't bothered to notice the small players in your niche doing amazing things. But what would happen if you stepped up to give them the recognition they deserve? How would fostering these relationships help everyone grow? While others chase inaccessible […]
Continue readingSPI 494: Why Online Summits Rock (& How to Run One) with Rob Gelb of HeySummit
#494: A long, long time ago—before Zoom was even a thing—we were talking about summits here on SPI. And guess what? Summits are back, and they're hotter and better than ever, especially because now we have even more tools to create and run amazing summits. One of those tools is HeySummit. It's a platform Rob […]
Continue readingSPI 499: How to Get Your Ideas to Actually Spread with Jeff Goins
#499 If you're a business owner, this might be one of the most important podcast episodes you listen to. That's because as an entrepreneur, whether you're just starting out or you have been doing this for a while, you're probably constantly coming up with ideas. Some of those ideas are probably great. Some of them, […]
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