Anthony Woolever is an industrial engineer for FedEx and served eight years in the military. Anthony is a man of many talents and is currently working on his new Amazon Ecommerce and drop shipping business. Find out Anthony’s story and why he joined the Iron Sharpens Iron group!
Highlights from This Episode:
● When was the last time Anthony experienced joy?
● What do people consistently ask Anthony for help with?
● How can you work on improving system processes?
● What is Anthony currently obsessed with right now?
● Why is Amazon Ecommerce interesting to Anthony?
● What kind of routines and systems personally help Anthony succeed?
● How does Anthony organize his email inbox?
● Why did Anthony decide to join Iron Sharpens Iron?
● What does Anthony fear the most?
● Why does Anthony think the men at ISI are able to handle success so well?
Click HERE to listen to the full episode.
Resources:
ViewfromtheTop.com
View From The Top: Episode 037 with Scott Hooper
Global Leadership Summit
Getting Things Done, by David Allen
Email Anthony: Barkley_04@hotmail.com
Topics:
Life Coaching,
Motivation,
Accountability,
character,
Business Coaching,
Masterminds,
Career,
Interviews,
community,
relationships,
success,
significance,
Priorities,
Tips,
Podcast,
commitment,
persistent,
consistent,
move forward,
blueprint,
preparation,
integrity,
discpline,
clarity
This is Derek Champagne’s second guest appearance. You can get to know more about him and what he does on episode 55 of the View From The Top podcast. Exciting things are happening in Derek’s life, right now. He recently released a marketing course to help people get a clearer idea of how they should tackle both digital and traditional media. The best part of it all, though, is Derek got to work side by side with his amazing wife on this project!
Highlights from This Episode:
● Derek recently put together a marketing course to help newbies get a better handle on how to put themselves out there.
● No matter what, if you want to grow your business effectively, you will need a team.
● In Derek’s program, he does a deep dive on how you can properly research your target market as well as make yourself stand out from your competitors.
● It’s a mistake to completely replace your communication with digital (aka emails). We need the human element and we need to hear the human voice.
● Derek loves the ISI community because every day the men are sharing basic principles in the group.
● You really need to have a clear plan if you want to have consistent branding all throughout your website/campaigns.
● Derek has been looking for ten years for a document like this and he’s never found it.
● The best part of developing this course is that Derek gets to do it with his wife.
● What have been some of the unexpected benefits for Derek about creating a course with his wife?
● Derek shares tips on how you can work with your wife without breaking up!
Click HERE to listen to the full episode.
Resources:
ViewfromtheTop.com
View From The Top: Episode 037 with Scott
Global Leadership Summit
Theartistevolution.com
Email Derek: Derek@TheArtistEvolution.com
Champagnemarketingcourses.com
Dontbuyaduck.com
Derek on LinkedIn
Topics:
Life Coaching,
Motivation,
Accountability,
character,
Business Coaching,
Masterminds,
Interviews,
community,
relationships,
success,
significance,
Priorities,
Tips,
Podcast,
commitment,
persistent,
consistent,
move forward,
blueprint,
preparation,
integrity,
discpline,
clarity
Scott Hooper appeared on the View From The Top podcast back in episode 37. On this show, Scott discusses why he’s so passionate about teaching children about the power they hold within themselves. He launched a podcast called Inspire a Kid and explains in depth why every child has unlimited potential to achieve amazing things.
Highlights from This Episode:
● A bunch of Scott’s mastermind buddies released their own podcast.
● Scott recently released his own podcast too. What is it about?
● Every child has greatness in them. Scott shares an example of what he means.
● Scott believes most kids live a life where they naturally want to help. Unfortunately, we adults tend to beat that passion out of them.
● It’s a tragic loss when a child dies physically, but it’s also tragic when they die emotionally or mentally to the world around them.
● The Inspire a Kid podcast is about telling inspiring stories of kid influencers and great adults who were inspired when they were kids.
● Everybody knows that behavior follows character. Teach good behavior, and you have a good character.
● Every kid has the potential to greatness. It’s important to have them realize this early in their lives.
● Scott discusses his vision for the podcast and what he hopes to achieve in the next couple of years.
● Want to know more? Feel free to email Scott!
Click HERE to listen to the full episode.
Resources:
ViewfromtheTop.com
View From The Top: Episode 037 with Scott
Global Leadership Summit
Inspireakid.com
Email Scott: VoiceOverCandy@Gmail.com or Scott@InspireaKid.com
Topics:
Life Coaching,
Motivation,
Accountability,
character,
Business Coaching,
Masterminds,
Family,
Fun,
community,
relationships,
success,
significance,
Priorities,
Tips,
Parenting,
Podcast,
commitment,
persistent,
consistent,
move forward,
blueprint,
preparation,
integrity,
discpline,
clarity
Lane Beene is a full-time Air Force Officer and an F16 Pilot. Lane has been in the military for almost 26 years but has a real estate investment business on the side. On the show, Lane discusses how the Iron Sharpens Iron mastermind has helped his side hustle tremendously.
Highlights from This Episode:
● Who is Lane and what does he do?
● Why does Lane like investing in real estate so much?
● Lane has had three business breakthroughs since joining Iron Sharpens Iron.
● Lane was able to identify his own core values with the help of his mastermind brothers.
● Lane had a hard time describing what he did because what he did was ‘artistic.’ However, Lane understands now that processes are critical to your business.
● The men in the mastermind group helped Lane reframe his mind on how he’s supposed to pay himself in the business.
● Lane now knows how to go from entrepreneur to a business owner where he can hire staff to give himself more time freedom.
● We never went to school on how to develop and build a tight business.
● What has been the most unexpected benefit to joining ISI?
● Lane felt like he had plateaued, but since being with the inspiring members of ISI, he has consistently climbed higher and higher.
Click HERE to listen to the full episode.
Resources:
ViewfromtheTop.com
Global Leadership Summit
Topics:
Life Coaching,
Motivation,
Accountability,
character,
Business Coaching,
Masterminds,
Interviews,
community,
relationships,
success,
significance,
Priorities,
Tips,
Podcast,
commitment,
persistent,
consistent,
move forward,
blueprint,
preparation,
integrity,
discpline,
clarity
Daniel Bauer is the guest for this show. Finally, you get a chance to see a new side of the View From The Top podcast host and some of the things that he is passionate about right now. Daniel discusses why God and family are so important to him, and how the ISI community has helped him become a better man.
Highlights from This Episode:
● Daniel gets interviewed this time around! It’s time to get to know the host of the show.
● When was the last time Daniel experienced joy?
● Why is family so important to Daniel?
● Daniel sat down and wrote out his life plan two years ago. He first started with his eulogy.
● How does Daniel combine his faith and his professional life together?
● What do people consistently ask Daniel for help with?
● Why did Daniel start his business, Better Leaders, Better Schools?
● Why did Daniel join the ISI community?
● Daniel respects Big A and what he stands for as a person.
● What has been the most unexpected benefit of joining ISI?
Click HERE to listen to the full episode.
Resources:
Betterleadersbetterschools.com
Living Forward: A Proven Plan to Stop Drifting and Get the Life You Want, by Michael Hyatt and Daniel Harkavy
Ego Is the Enemy, by Ryan Holiday
The Obstacle is the Way: The Timeless Art of Turning Trials into Triumph, by Ryan Holiday
ViewfromtheTop.com
Global Leadership Summit
Topics:
Life Coaching,
Motivation,
Accountability,
Business Coaching,
Interviews,
success,
significance,
Priorities,
Tips,
Podcast,
commitment,
persistent,
consistent,
move forward,
blueprint,
preparation,
integrity,
discpline,
clarity
Jeff McMahon has been a personal trainer for almost a decade. He has a degree in pre-med/pre-pharm and is also certified in exercise science and sports medicine. Jeff is able to help transform people’s lives all over the world through his virtual business. On the show, Jeff discusses why having the right mindset is one of the three key things to losing weight.
Highlights from This Episode:
● When was the last time Jeff experienced joy?
● How does Jeff transform his client’s lives?
● What have been some of the common reasons why Jeff’s clients want to lose weight?
● Has Jeff ever had to fire a client?
● Jeff has been running his virtual business for the last three years; what has he learned about the business so far?
● What is virtual training, anyway?
● Jeff says he can help you get results in 90 days!
● What do people consistently ask Jeff for help with (aside from the personal training)?
● What is Jeff currently obsessed with right now?
● What has been the most unexpected benefit of participating in the Iron Sharpens Iron community?
Click HERE to listen to the full episode.
Resources:
Totalbodyconstruction.com
ViewfromtheTop.com
Global Leadership Summit
Topics:
Life Coaching,
Motivation,
Accountability,
character,
Business Coaching,
Interviews,
community,
relationships,
success,
significance,
Priorities,
Tips,
Podcast,
commitment,
persistent,
consistent,
move forward,
blueprint,
preparation,
integrity,
discpline,
clarity
Eric Gonia has been married for the last 19 years and this is his second appearance on the podcast! On this week’s show, Eric discusses how he turned his vision of having his family travel within the U.S. in an RV into a reality. Eric is able to work remotely while he travels, but there have been some challenges along the way!
Highlights from This Episode:
● When Eric attended the View From The Top event in Tennessee, he pitched this vision of a family adventure where the family would travel within the U.S./Globally. How’s that going?
● What are some of the places Eric and his family have traveled to so far?
● Eric and his wife homeschool their children, and what’s cool is they now get an incredibly hands-on history experience with the places they travel to.
● Niagara falls has been Eric’s favorite destination so far!
● Having a family in a small RV space can lead to so many distractions, how does Eric work remotely effectively?
● The biggest challenge Eric has had so far is having reliable internet.
● What are some of the things that Eric and his family miss now that they’re traveling all the time?
● What has been the biggest lesson Eric has learned so far?
● How have the men of Iron Sharpens Iron encouraged Eric throughout all of this?
● The men have been a huge support system to Eric!
Click HERE to listen to the full episode.
Resources:
Eric on LinkedIn
Less Stuff More Living
Episode 12 with Eric Gonia
ViewfromtheTop.com
Global Leadership Summit
Topics:
Life Coaching,
Motivation,
Accountability,
Business Coaching,
Career,
Interviews,
community,
relationships,
success,
significance,
Priorities,
Tips,
Podcast,
commitment,
persistent,
consistent,
move forward,
blueprint,
preparation,
integrity,
discpline,
clarity
Chris Hewitt is the Leader for Technical Integration & Transform IT for Dupont Pioneer. He is also the Community Ambassador for View From The Top, where he manages new member services and welcomes new members into the community. On today’s show, Chris discusses his passion for helping and mentoring other men, and why everyone wins when there’s a better husband, father, son, and brother in their lives.
Highlights from This Episode:
● When was the last time Chris experienced joy?
● Every week, Chris has ‘Words of Encouragement’ meetups, aka WOE, with three men.
● Chris describes the WOE meetings.
● Every Sunday, Chris also has Bible study with his son and his two of his son’s friends.
● Chris also has something called a ‘ACTS’ framework that he uses to help guide and mentor men.
● Everyone benefits when you have a better man thinking the right way.
● Men struggle with showing affection and love. If you don’t love and listen, then you’ll never be a good leader.
● What’s it like working with Chris’s son in Bible study?
● Why did Chris join Iron Sharpens Iron?
● Chris has become very involved in ISI since he joined. Why has he become so passionate about it?
Click HERE to listen to the full episode.
Resources:
Dupont.com
HITOPMinistries.com
Chris on LinkedIn
ViewfromtheTop.com
Global Leadership Summit
Topics:
Life Coaching,
Motivation,
Accountability,
Coaching,
Business Coaching,
Interviews,
community,
relationships,
success,
significance,
Priorities,
Tips,
Podcast,
commitment,
persistent,
consistent,
move forward,
blueprint,
preparation,
integrity,
discpline,
clarity
Jeff Brown, what a great guy! He is the host of the Boss-Free Virtual Summit/Read To Lead Podcast. I am so honoured and humbled to be a guest in this show! In this episode, we have talked about why it is good to be in a Mastermind group, my background as an entrepreneur, my beliefs and principles and so much more.
Click HERE to listen to the full episode.
Topics:
Life Coaching,
Motivation,
Accountability,
Coaching,
Business Coaching,
Family,
Finances,
Balance,
Interviews,
community,
relationships,
success,
significance,
Priorities,
Tips,
Podcast,
commitment,
persistent,
consistent,
move forward,
blueprint,
preparation,
integrity,
discpline,
clarity
Paul Kirch is the host of BOSS Academy and the CEO of Actus Sales Intelligence, a company dedicated to helping its clients sell both smarter and better. Paul discusses how impromptu comedy helped him cope from a bad divorce, and why he always asks his kids, “What are you grateful for today?”
Highlights from This Episode:
● When was the last time Paul experienced joy?
● Paul regularly asks his kids, “What are you grateful for?” and their change in attitude is almost immediate.
● Practicing gratitude can be tough. What kind of challenges did Paul face when he tries to practice gratitude everyday?
● What was Paul’s moment of clarity where he said ‘enough is enough’ when it came to feeling sorry for himself?
● What makes a person genuine?
● What do people consistently ask Paul for help doing?
● What’s something Paul is currently obessed with?
● In impromptu comedy, the ‘yes and’ trick has taught Paul a valuable lesson in business.
● What kind of impromptu games does Paul recommend the listeners to do?
● Why did Paul join Iron Sharpens Iron?
Click HERE to listen to the full episode.
Topics:
Life Coaching,
Motivation,
Accountability,
Coaching,
character,
Interviews,
relationships,
success,
significance,
Priorities,
Tips,
Podcast,
commitment,
persistent,
consistent,
move forward,
blueprint,
preparation,
integrity,
discpline,
clarity
