Side Hustle Rage

Frederick Entenmann shares his story of life as a former professional basketball player in Germany and Lithuania, and at what cost his success was won. After a career-ending injury, Frederick pushed forward to become a Mind Body Life Coach, Best-Selling Author, and host of the Mind Body Life Podcast. Some of the questions Frederick answers are:How did you come up with Mind Body Life?What made you want to pursue personal development and take on entrepreneurship?What is your Bestselling book about and do you have more works being released?You can connect with Frederick on the following: https://www.linkedin.com/in/frederickentenmann/https://www.facebook.com/fentenmannhttps://www.instagram.com/frederickentenmann/Twitter: @FEntenmann

My guest today is Sarah Johnson. Sarah started doing tarot as a side hustle while working a corporate job in advertising. Eventually, she was able to turn her passion for tarot into a successful full-time business and goes by the moniker Scarlet Ravenswood. Sarah now also helps other spiritually-focused entrepreneurs get their businesses up and running.Topics that we cover in this interview are:Using social media as a marketing strategyHow social media has helped grow a spiritually focused communityWhat it is like being a 'digital nomad' and being able to work from anywhere as all my tarot readings are done through Skype. You can connect with Sarah on the following platforms:http://www.arcane-alchemy.com/https://www.facebook.com/ArcaneAlchemy1https://www.facebook.com/arcanealchemyscarletravenswood/

Tanya MacIntyre was part of mainstream media for 22 years as a broadcaster on radio and TV. Being immersed in the negative news every day chipped away at her soul, and she finally decided that she no longer wanted to be part of the FUD Factor – the agenda to perpetuate fear, uncertainty, and doubt. In 2010, Tanya started an online community, The Good News Only, to be a resource for people to watch, read, and hear about good people doing good things. In 2015, Tanya started broadcasting a weekly radio show to promote extraordinary people doing positive things in the world. Her interviews are featured on Canada’s first community radio station FM 98.5 CKWR in Kitchener, ON, and available for download on her website www.thegoodnewsonly.com Tanya's passion for positive media includes teaching people how to have a more positive relationship with mainstream media. She created her "media fast plan" to encourage people to be aware of the media they are consuming, and to be conscious of consuming media that supports the

My guest on today's show is Kristin Hardwick. Kristin is a branding photographer and strategist for entrepreneurs who are ready to stand out as the expert in their field. She helps her clients showcase their expertise and their unique energy, in both photographs that wow, and with a strategy to maximize those photographs. After 8 years in corporate America, Kristin turned her side hustle into a full-time business and has loved helping others ever since.Some of the topics we cover in this episode are:Why niching down will save your businessHow to determine what YOUR brand isHow to remain authentic to you, while still having a polished brandYou can connect with Kristin at the following:https://www.kristinhardwick.com/https://www.instagram.com/kristinhardwickphoto/https://www.facebook.com/KristinHardwickPhotography/

My guest today is Rachel E. Wright, Rachel is a motivational speaker, entrepreneur, licensed insurance producer, volunteer, and philanthropist. In the spring of 2017, she opened her company, Rachel Chats, after a successful kidney transplant in July 2016. The obstacles Rachel faced could not deter her from what life had to offer. Her mission is to share her journey through kidney disease, from disappointment to resilience, and to encourage kidney patients and those facing other debilitating illnesses to make their dreams their reality despite their illness.During our conversation, Rachel explains what being diagnosed with kidney disease in the prime of her life was like, some of the symptoms she experienced, and she gives us a peek inside the life of an ambitious woman who doesn't know the meaning of  the term "give up."You can connect with Rachel at her website: https://rachelchats.com/  

My guest on today’s episode is Marc Mawhinney. Marc is a lifelong entrepreneur who’s on a mission to help coaches build successful businesses! He achieves this with his coaching programs; his podcasts, Natural Born Coaches & The Marc Mawhinney Show; his Facebook group The Coaching Jungle, and his exclusive print newsletter – Secret Coach Club.Marc is one of my former coaches and is amazing at providing value, value, value in all that he does! He’s got a pretty good sense of humor too as you’ll hear in this interview – enjoy!Our discussion covers the following (and more!):Bouncing back from failure and dealing with hatersNot everyone should be an entrepreneurHow to skyrocket the engagement of your email subscribers with daily emails You can connect with Marc at the following:http://www.naturalborncoaches.com/https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheCoachingJunglehttp://www.secretcoachclub.com/ http://www.themarcshow.com/  

My guest today is Tania Gerard, Congruency Coach. Tania empowers individuals in their transition processes so they can understand their experiences, integrate them into their life story and become their wiser selves. Her story is an amazing one, and she's here to help all of us understand how to live more authentically.Our discussion covers:What does "congruency" mean? Why is it important to integrate the experience of life transitions? How does this integration help us become who we want to be? You can connect with Tania on her website: https://taniagerard.com/ or on her Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/congruencycoach/

My guest today is Jim Burgoon; Jim is an inspirational speaker, writer, and coach who seeks to help those who feel stuck in their lives and relationships take their next steps to get unstuck. Jim tells us his inspirational story and along with it covers the following topics:Being stuck and what to do about it Toxic RelationshipsBuilding a life and business in the midst of crisis Unlocking your potential by changing your thinkingYou can connect with Jim online at www.jimburgoon.org

Sean Douglas is a U.S. Air Force Veteran, Professional Speaker, Master Resilience Implementer, Performance Enhancement Expert, International Radio Show Host, and Author. Sean has built three successful businesses while serving on active duty, and he shares his experiences, wisdom, and exuberance with us. One of Sean's goals at the time of recording this episode was to be a Ted Talk Speaker. Sean achieved that goal in December - go, Sean! You'll understand what makes him successful when you listen to this interview; Sean is on fire! Some of the topics we cover are:How to start a business Resilience Blueprint To SuccessYou can follow Sean on his website:  https://www.thesuccesscorps.comand, on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LifeTransformationRadio

Christina Concord is a Brand Strategist, and Founder of Antina Promotions. She helps organizations, entrepreneurs, and small business owners create high touch, high value and high impact brand experiences for their clients.As a dedicated advocate for the companies she partners with, she helps clients strategically place their brand into the hands of their audience throughout the various touch points of their buyer lifecycle to increase leads, sales and client loyalty and advocacy with targeted and strategic marketing campaigns that can provide measurable results and a positive ROI.You can connect with Christina at http://www.antinapromo.com/ and on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/christinaconcord/

Marianne Sundquist has taken her lifelong love of cooking, family, and the community that surrounds food, and is turning it into her empire. After a decade of working in some of the best restaurants in the country, she took a hard look inside and made the shift of leaving her Executive Chef position.She knew she had to make that drastic change if she ever wanted to have a family.She started focusing on her side hustle at the time, but she realized it wasn't lighting her up, so she started a blog "selfishly" she says. The blog was started as a tool for her to work through her thoughts, confusion, and desires - a way to explore what she wanted to do next. Before long, it started resonating with moms who didn't have the skills or time to cook for their families the way they wanted to. That's all Marianne needed to take her passion to the internet helping people learn how to cook!You can check her out on her website at: http://www.theclarifiedkitchen.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theclarifiedkitchen/Ins

My guest today is Alaia Williams. Alaia is a business systems strategist and community cultivator based in Los Angeles, CA. Alaia works with entrepreneurs and small business owners around the globe, helping them build better businesses by connecting them with the resources they need to succeed.We talk the importance of finding a community that supports you and what you are doing, as well as planning, business systems, organizing, productivity, and how there is no one system or person that will magically solve everything.Alaia also gives us some great tips on where you should invest your money when starting out in business.Learn more and connect with Alaia at www.alaiawilliams.com. 

My guest today is Katrina McGhee, Katrina is a professionally certified life coach and MBA who inspires her clients to create richer, happier lives. Her amazing story has been featured on Forbes.com; you’re not gonna want to miss this!After her initial career as a healthcare actuary, Katrina left to pursue an MBA and later began a new career in market research. Eventually realizing the corporate grind was not for her, she saved $40,000 in just eighteen months and embarked on a twenty-month career break to travel around the world.Post career break, Katrina returned to corporate America with a side hustle that utilizes her talents and life experiences. She's now a life coach who supports people who know they’re meant for more to create a clear vision and a plan to bring it to life and get them from where they are to where they want to be.She recently paid off the last $42,000 in student loans in just twenty-two months and now uses her budget ninja tactics to help others find freedom from their money struggles.H

Today’s guest is PJ Taei. PJ is the CEO of Uscreen.tv, a video platform that helps anyone launch a video subscription/membership service. Learn how to sell educational content, fitness videos, leadership videos, even entertainment content - just like building your own NetFlix using Uscreen.tv - which is over 1000 customers strong. Can you say "side hustle" anyone?! ;-)PJ and I cover the following topics and more:Why so many of Uscreen customers are successful in generating income.How much income is the average customer making?What tools do they use to make so much money and how much of their time does it take on average?For the next 30-days (until December 28, 2017) PJ has generously offered a 25% discount FOR THE LIFE OF YOUR USCREEN MEMBERSHIP to Side Hustle Rage listeners. All you need to do is go to this site: www.uscreen.tv/shrThank you, PJ!

My guest today is Tracy Sherriff. Tracy is a true multi-passionate side hustler.When not working in her full-time day job (that she loves) leading, coaching, and mentoring her team of twelve, she teaches part-time at a local college, volunteers as a mentor for parents of children with special needs locally and globally with a parent support group and podcast, is currently completing her 2nd year of Studies in the Masters of Arts in Education program at CMU, all the while focusing on building a scalable business supporting online course creators with creating engaging, collaborative learning experiences for their chosen tribe.Tracy is passionate about teaching and learning and views her side hustle as an investment into her future. She looks for open doors to walk through and enjoys exploring what's on the other side whether opportunities or learning. Tracy is a lifelong learner and realizes a lot of joy helping others develop learning journeys for their students based on solid instructional design. Some of th

Today, I’m honored to be speaking with author and brand & marketing strategist Jeff Shuford. Jeff is president and CEO of veteran-owned Tech From Vets, an award-winning digital development company aimed at helping business owners expand their technology-based ventures. Tech From Vets was named “The Future Of Veteran-Owned Tech Companies” and “The Best Veteran Owned Tech Startup of 2016,” by The Huffington Post - no small feat! In this episode, Jeff answers: Your company Tech From Vets was named The Best Veteran Owned Tech Company of 2016 by The Huffington Post, what did your company do to earn such a prestigious award? Your company developed an award-winning app called Vets 22. What resources does the Vets 22 app currently provide? You have led your company to be featured in publications such as Forbes, Jacksonville Business Journal, MSNBC, Sports Illustrated and Entrepreneur.com among others. What makes veterans such a great asset in the technology sector?

Today's guest, Rachel Wentworth, is an amazing, down to earth, business woman with the type of savvy that others envy. Rachel is a Maine native turned Boston resident. She's the co-owner of Forty Winks, an award winning brick and mortar lingerie and bra shop in Harvard Square.About a year ago she started a podcast called Keeping Shop which aims to provide value and community to other brick and mortar business owners across the country. Her podcast is one of my favorites, and is an incredibly helpful resource for all things brick and mortar AND business - i highly recommend it.Rachel and I discuss:Business planning and brainstorming. Time management (working on it in my own businesses right now) Customer relationships and building a strong community around both Keeping Shop and Forty WinksThe importance of brick and mortar businesses to achieving healthy communities.

I’m excited about today’s guest; Josh Haynam. Josh is the co-founder of Interact Quiz Builder, a tool used by more than 30,000 businesses including The American Red Cross, Budweiser, and Forbes. He's probably seen more quizzes than any other human on earth right now! Some of the topics we cover are: 1.     What is the future of marketing going to look like? 2.   How do you start a business from nothing with no money? 3.   How do you get your first customer?

Today we have a special guest expert, Christian Arriola, an ambitious entrepreneur who is here to share some of his successes with us. Christian started his entrepreneurial journey when he was 8 years old, selling ice sticks in front of his house back in Mexico.Later in his life, although he was climbing the corporate ladder, he decided to quit his job to focus on Lively Matcha, his side ecommerce green tea business at the time.Christian quit his job with no savings and no plan, he turned the ecommerce store into a physical store. Fast forward 18 months, and he’s now inspiring other millennial entrepreneurs to chase their dreams with his podcast show: “The Hustle Show”.The Hustle Show rapidly got momentum and is now in the TOP 60 Business Podcasts on iTunes. – Impressive! Welcome Christian!Some topics we touch on in this episode are:Using podcast as a branding toolHow to start your dream side hustleHow to set goals to quit your job and focus on your

I'm pleased to introduce you to Jill Dell. Besides being a good friend of mine, Jill is a member of the National Guild of Hypnotists, and is a licensed hypnotherapist in Washington State. She has received training in many forms of breakthrough therapy, and is a Certified Master Practitioner of Neuro Linguistics Programming, Time Empowerment®, Hypnotherapy, and is an Access Bars® Facilitator.Jill owns a private practice, Designed to Live, in the Seattle area. Her passion is to guide others to create positive, transformational change, instilling supportive beliefs and habits that align, serve and empower people to obtain the results they desire in their lives.Inspired by the leaders of tomorrow, she enjoys mentoring youth, serving as mother advisor for the International Order of Rainbow for Girls, West Seattle No. 18.A service-based leader, Jill contributes in many local charities and causes. During this interview we will discuss:How hypnosis worksHow is it different (or is it) from guided meditation?What types