Today's Business Leaders With Gabe Arnold

“I saw some exotic cars and some big houses and I thought, I want that.”Meet Robin Westerlund. Robin is an incredibly motivated entrepreneur who specializes in helping people get better sleep. For the past four years, he has been working hard to build his business and create a life he loves.In today’s episode, Robin shares his journey from selling cookies at 13 to becoming a successful entrepreneur. He talks about how he followed his passions and took risks to create the career he wanted — and how that same motivation has made him successful today.As you might have guessed, he also discusses how to sleep better!Watch now to listen to Robin’s entrepreneurial journey and get his easy-to-implement tips for getting the rest you need.#TodaysBusinessLeaders #Entrepreneur #RobinWesterlundDo you want to learn more about how Robin transforms the lives of his clients? You can find out more about his work on all your favorite platforms.Check them out now!Robin’s FacebookRobin’s InstagramRobin’s LinkedIn

“Figure out what your customer needs, and not what you want to sell them.”Joe Graham is a highly regarded sales expert known for his expertise in business strategy. With a proven track record, he has become a trusted figure for individuals seeking reliable guidance in this field.During this podcast, Joe revealed that his entrepreneurial inclination was evident from an early age. His passion for selling candy bars as a child foreshadowed his future path as an entrepreneur.The turning point came when Joe embarked on his own podcast, aptly named "150K." It was through this platform that he solidified his commitment to sales and entrepreneurship, channeling his efforts into helping others achieve their goals.To delve deeper into Joe Graham's journey and discover the factors that contributed to his current status as a sales expert, check out the links below.Instagram: Joe Graham 150K PodcastPodcast: 150K PodcastSpotify: 81. Joe Graham Get in the Ring

“Sales is the most entrepreneurial job you can be in. If you want to be an entrepreneur, sales is first, everything else is after. There is no business, if there is no sales.”In today’s podcast, Anthony Aramini, a respected coach, graciously opened up about his personal journey. He discusses his transition from being a college student to making the bold decision of leaving his studies behind to fully pursue his newfound passion for coaching.During the discussion, Anthony shared the compelling reasons behind his deep affection for coaching and how it has become his true calling in life.Moreover, he delved into how he has been instrumental in guiding and supporting his clients, enabling them to achieve remarkable success in their respective endeavors.If you're curious about Anthony's inspiring story and his profound impact as a coach, I highly recommend tuning in to this podcast episode.It offers invaluable insights into the transformative power of coaching and how it has positively influenced the liv

“Are you serving your fellow human beings to the point that they value what you do, and will open up their wallets to have what you offer?”In this podcast episode, Paul Edwards, the CEO and Founder of Emissary Publishing and the author of the book "Influencer Networking Secrets." Paul generously shared his personal journey, shedding light on his path to becoming the successful entrepreneur he is today.He initially pursued a career as an insurance agent, only to realize that it wasn't the right fit for him. However, through his experiences, he discovered his true passion—listening to and assisting business leaders who grapple with the challenge of finding and retaining the right talent.If you're seeking inspiration, I highly encourage you to tune in to this episode. Paul's story is not only captivating but also offers valuable insights into finding one's true calling.Are you curious about Paul Edwards' business success story? Here are some links to check out!Facebook: Emissar

“I need to teach more men to take control of their health, their fitness, and how to be more present with their families.”In the latest episode of Today’s Business Leaders, we feature Cam Hall, the Founder and facilitator of “Dads Making a Difference.” Cam Hall is a coach who generously shares his journey of becoming an entrepreneur.One of Cam's notable ventures is "Fight the Dad Bod," a business dedicated to assisting fathers in achieving better fitness and overall health. However, Cam's aspirations extend beyond simply providing health-related assistance. His primary objective is to offer guidance to fathers, helping them discover a harmonious balance and a sense of purpose in their lives, ultimately enabling them to become more engaged and present fathers.Without a doubt, this episode is highly recommended for all listeners. So, don't hesitate any longer—click that play button right away.LinkedIn: Cameron HallPodcast: Dads Making A Difference Podcast

“I fell in love with the whole online marketing industry.”You won't want to miss today's podcast episode featuring Adam Liette from Smooth Operations. He's an incredible coach for operators and he's going to take us on a fascinating journey through his path to becoming an entrepreneur.Believe it or not, Adam's story starts with him being a member of a band and serving in the military. But that's not where it ends! He transitioned into becoming a tactician and eventually found his true calling as an operator coach.Adam stumbled upon his passion for business when he decided to give online marketing a shot. Since then, he's been on a remarkable journey of growth in his field, constantly pushing the boundaries of what's possible.If you're a business owner or an operator looking to get your business operations up and running smoothly, Adam is your go-to person. He's helped countless of business professionals and offers invaluable insights into making your business

“It was like fitting a square peg into a round hole.”Meet Aaron Antillon. He is a remarkably skilled man with a choppy entrepreneurial journey and a certified DISC Master Trainer and Coach, who has delivered well over 1,500 paid presentations to corporations, professional associations and non-profit organizations, empowering them with foundational and critical skills. In today’s episode, Aaron shares how he used ONE master certification to build a multiple six-figure training and coaching business in just 18 months, plus so much more. For any entrepreneur that feels boxed in by large corporations and a strict 9 to 5, this episode is the perfect one for you. Watch now so that you can listen to Aaron’s entrepreneurial journey. #TodaysBusinessLeaders #Entrepreneur #AaronAntillon Do you want to learn more about what Aaron Antillon has going on in the entrepreneurial world right now? You can find everything there is to know on his website and personal LinkedIn page! Check both of them out now: Website: https://leg

From magician to entrepreneur…Meet Tom Gaddis. Tom is a super unique man and an entrepreneurial genius, whether he wants to admit it or not. Now, he helps everyday people follow their entrepreneurial passions and become successful without stumbling as much as he did. In today’s episode, Tom shares a lot of fascinating history about his life and unique entrepreneurial journey, ranging from his time at Olive Garden to a magic-themed restaurant, plus much more. In the process, he not only tells us about what he did but also why, which can help many young entrepreneurs his reasons. He also discusses how to build a remote business! Watch this episode now. From magic, Olive Garden and effective marketing strategies, it’s a wild ride that you can’t miss. #Podcast #TodaysBusinessLeaders #TomGaddisDon’t worry. You can always learn more about Tom Gaddis’s exciting world by checking out his websites linked below! https://tomgaddis.com/ https://remotemillionaires.com/ https://offlinesharks.com/ Check them out!

“If you want to be rich, don’t start a coffee shop.” We have a special guest on today’s podcast, Brandon Neely from Wealth Wisdom Financial Partners— a very passionate individual focused on educating entrepreneurs on their finances to help them avoid creating poverty for themselves. In this episode, he shares a dramatic story of how his coffee shop was practically left in ruins after a freak 30-minute storm during a roof replacement. Plus, he tells us how he bounced back and so much more.This is a can’t-miss episode. Click play now. #Entrepreneurs #BusinessLeaders #TodaysBusinessLeaders Catch up with Brandon Neely on social media and check out his website if you want to learn more about how he empowers his fellow entrepreneurs. Website: https://www.wealthwisdomfp.com/ Social media: https://www.instagram.com/wealthwisdomfp/

We’re switching things up on this episode of Today’s Business Leaders with TWO guests for the first time ever. We are meeting with both of the Luis brothers–yes real brothers! Their brand story began long before most of ours- as they weren’t even out of diapers when this business partnership sparked. It may have been long ago, but one thing about Luis & Luis remained true throughout, their passion and drive to build something big. When completing college, trying to start their own vinyl sticker and t-shirt business didn’t lead them to the success they were after, they began saying yes to any and all opportunities out there that they thought might be their next ticket to creating a successful business. As we always say at BME, we can’t expect exceptional creative output to happen without some extent of creative input.This notion rang true for the brothers as they saw an advertisement from a reputable brand, who’s known for its controversial marketing tactics. This marketer gave them a true direction for wh

We are here with Today’s Business Leaders, Gabe Arnold and Adrianne Meldrum, to discuss how we can make a difference with our children’s education and life by multi-sensory learning of math. – Where the kids will actually enjoy it! Could you imagine…enjoy math? Think of the possibilities that will open for them! Coming from a line of visionaries like her father, Adrianne wasn’t sure of following her own into the business world. This uncertainty continued even after she made efforts to promote her business ideas about this new way of teaching math to children.  Their dear friend, Alex Charfen, has inspired Adrianne’s enthusiasm for becoming the entrepreneur she was meant to be, to bring the world a new and improved way of educating our children on mathematics — the universal language! Gabe shares his comparable story of hitting a turning point in his entrepreneurship after hearing Alex speak at one of his seminars and truly adopting his ideals moving forward. For both Adrianne and Gabe, these experiences have

Join Gabe and Siavash Fashi on this special episode of Today’s Business Leaders. Fair warning, though– this episode is especially heart-wrenching. Siavash opens up for BME and tells the tales of his nearly unspeakable upbringing. Fashi talks about being a small child underestimated by his peers at the time, which seemed like the least of his worries growing up in a warzone. Being the only one in his home in Iran to attend university, Saiavash talks about having to hide his religion and beliefs to ensure his attendance would be permitted, knowing this would be the only way for him to make something of himself for his family. Finding inspiration in Arnold Schwarzenegger and bodybuilding gave Siavash something to work towards. Although he had to sneak around to attain this goal, he managed to do so with very few resources. Bodybuilding kept him centered during his time of travel, helping him overcome the racism and identity crises that he and his friends were going through during their emigration.As if his troub

Today’s guest, Jacob Blanchard, is an entrepreneur, a consultant and a problem solver.The first major problem Jake solved was earning a scholarship so he could stay in college. He earned the scholarship through the business school, so he switched his major from English to supply chain management, which he hoped to use working in international logistics. As a senior, Jake completed an unpaid internship at a hospital. He was dedicated to getting a job, so he continued to show up every day as if he were an employee. The hospital, impressed with both his commitment and his stellar work performance, decided to offer him paid work. The only funds they had available were from their discretionary consultancy budget, so they hired him as an independent consultant whose job was “Problem Solver.” This eclectic role allowed him to touch many aspects of the business, providing valuable experience that allowed Jake to start his own consulting firm, Delta Perspective. A mentor of Jake’s later helped him frame and distill th

Today’s guest on the “Today’s Business Leaders” podcast is Meredith Bell, an author, podcast host and the president and co-founder of Performance Support Systems, Inc. She’s here today to speak with us about her passion: affecting lasting and meaningful change for her clients through improved communication skills and teamwork.Finding the Freedom to Call the ShotsMeredith is an accidental entrepreneur. She began working in education as a teacher but grew bored with the routine after several years. From there, she earned a master’s degree and began working on the administrative side of education. She quickly discovered that bureaucracy and politics were not her cup of tea, leaving her wondering what to do next. She still wanted to work with people and help them learn, but education wasn’t the right field in which to do so. She began working as a trainer and consultant and hasn’t looked back. Instead, she has moved forward.Meredith and her long-time business partners Dennis E. Coates and Paula Schlauch have been

Today’s guest, Shannon Graham, realized he was an entrepreneur since his early teens. When he was in school, he would take the one-cent CDs from the Columbia House catalog and upsell them to his friends and classmates to make a profit. This was his very first taste of being a business owner, and he knew it was for him.Graham began his coaching career in his early 20s while working a full-time job. It did not take long for him to start making more income from his coaching business than his full-time career. By that point, he quit his nine to five to work full time for himself and has never looked back. He now works with ultra-high net worth individuals who have gone through the ultimate failure (losing their purpose and not achieving their fulfillment) through his million-dollar program — Second Summit. His goal is to bring together the 98 percent and the 2 percent to create a better world and bring civilization to Tier One — a civilization that can utilize all the natural energy resources on a planet. But bef

When a prospect tells you, “I have a marketing problem”, the real problem typically lies in his or her relationships. How can you solve your prospects’ problems without communicating with them? Today’s guest, George Bryant has relationship building at the top of his priority list. From Paper Routes to Digital MarketingGeorge, like many serial entrepreneurs, started his journey at a young age. Having a tumultuous childhood, he knew that to get what he wanted, he had to go out and get it himself. At nine years old, he had three paper routes to earn money. By 13, he had a job at an ice-skating rink. He didn’t realize until much later that he’d been an entrepreneur his whole life. After 12 years in the Marine Corps, George was struggling with what to do. He was working on becoming healthy again after years of injuries and eating issues. To hold himself accountable, he began posting recipes and blogs online. While growing his own business, he started working as a digital marketing consultant on the side, which was

Being an entrepreneur means learning how to show up effectively for your audience. However, what if your current tactics aren’t working? Are you often asking yourself: "Why don’t they get it?” “Why is my business stagnating?” “How do I effectively communicate my intentions?” Today’s guest, Nic Peterson may have the answer you’re looking for. Nic has been an entrepreneur for most of his adult life. He is the co-founder and director of strategic development at Mastery Mode, a business consulting firm dedicated to helping small businesses grow. His entrepreneurial journey began at the ripe old age of 21 when he opened a small gym. Building a NetworkFor four years, Nic basically lived at his gym, doing everything he could to make it successful. While he mostly catered to the Ironman and bodybuilding crowd, he noticed that some of his clients were affluent and successful. Then, the lightbulb switched on.  He needed to know how to get more of these successful people in his gym. He started building his network

What’s the most important part of entrepreneurship? Is it money? Is it a big net of clients? Today’s Guest, Brandon Fong, says the most crucial part of being an entrepreneur is making connections, along with being resourceful. Brandon knew he had the entrepreneurial spirit at a young age. While the other kids in his neighborhood had lemonade stands, Brandon was selling rocks. By the time he was in high school, he was a regular attendee of entrepreneurial conferences and networking events, which allowed him to start building his network early and showed him how to use his connections. The Road to the 7-Figure Millennials PodcastBrandon is the host of the “7-Figure Millennials” Podcast, where he aims to show a new generation of entrepreneurs how to be resourceful and prioritize happiness to help their businesses grow. Brandon learned how to be resourceful at a young age. Coming from a low-income family, his parents instilled in him the importance of resourcefulness and connecting yourself with the right people.

So, you’ve got a great idea for a business. How are you going to get the business started? What do you need to get the ball rolling? Today’s guest, Norty Cohen, has years of experience in bringing ideas to life, however, it isn’t as easy as you think. On today’s show, Norty uses his entrepreneurial insight to explain the essential things every budding entrepreneur needs to know when developing new business ideas. Norty is a self-taught entrepreneur and has been in business for over 20 years. His marketing agency, Moosylvania, has been helping businesses expand their outreach and build their brand communities. Moosylvania goes beyond traditional branding and media to help turn your one-time buyers into lifelong customers and fans. What Every Entrepreneur Needs to Have for Starting a New BusinessThrough his time in the marketing industry, Norty has seen countless ideas come and go and has developed guidelines for businesses to be prepared for developing their ideas. The first thing every entrepreneur needs to k

What does it mean to be a great leader? How do you balance managing all aspects of your business? Today’s guest, Tina Forsyth says the first step to becoming a great leader is to be a great self-leader. How am I Getting in the Way?Tina is a coach, author, educator and entrepreneur. Through her longtime experience as an online business manager, Tina has shifted her focus to helping business owners answer a difficult question, “how am I getting in the way?”Tina asked herself this question in 2009. She had been running a successful business on her own for 10 years and things were growing rapidly. She was adding more people to her team and having an identity crisis. For so long, she ran everything on her own that she struggled to redefine her role as a CEO. While struggling to figure out what her role was, she realized that she was getting in the way of her business’ growth. Tina refers to herself as a recovering control freak. In the early days of her business, she was so caught up in operations, marketing, gett