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The E Myth Revisited with Michael E Gerber

He started off framing homes, because he liked working with his hands. He did so well, he became the person that fixed the mistakes that other framers make.

When moving to northern California to set up his own business, his brother-in-law asked him to help him with his Silicon Valley advertising agency clients who were having difficulty in converting leads to sales.

Michael didn't know anything about that, but with a willing heart, he rolled up his sleeves to help. 

Saving With Steve with Steve Sexton

Guest, Howard Yaruss

The Sheila Mac Show

Title: Unlock Your Potential with Bill Storm: Peak Performance Strategist for Tony Robbins - Mindset

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Living Like An Olympian with Bri Seeley

She was raised as an only child by an entrepreneur, dancing to the beat of her own drum. When it was time, Bri got her bachelors degree and next her masters degree in fashion design. 

She knew when it came time to get a real job, she still wanted to have her creativity. What followed was Bri accidentally started her own fashion label.  

Saving With Steve with Steve Sexton

Guest, O'Sullivan, Helping People Build Stronger Relationships

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Happy Leader Methodology with Tia Graham

Tia Graham is an international speaker, best-selling author and consultant on positive psychology and engagement. She worked with dozens of global companies such as Goldman Sachs, Hilton Hotels and Hewlett Packard to elevate employe engagement and drive bottom line results.

Prior to founding her company, Arrive at Happy, she led teams at luxury hotels in the United States and Europe for brands such as W Hotels, Westin and The London.

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The Values Factor with Dr John Demartini

He was challenged as a child with learning. His first grade teacher told his parents he'll never be able to read or write or communicate effectively, go very far in life or amount to much. 

But he made it through his classes in school by asking questions of the smartest kids until he was 12 as the family then moved. There weren't "smart kids" to help him at the new school he went to, and he wound up failing and dropping out of school.