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In this episode, Miro is about to get on a plane to Seattle to get away for a few days with the fiance. Good idea? Find out next week.

In this episode, Miro talks with John Cormier Founder of WatchFacts, an online company that objectively evaluates and reports the condition of pre-owned watches...the CARFAX of the watch industry. The company also deals in authentic trade and service of pre-owned timepieces. https://www.watchfacts.com

How to prepare for a podcast interview: 1 Ask guest for an updated bio - you don't want to talk about things irrelevant 2 Check if they have a website and read bio section 3 Social media stalking - add them, read up on them 4 See if they run a podcast/YouTube channel and listen to their episodes 5 See if they appeared on any podcasts/YouTube shows and listen to their episodes 6 Google them for recent news and publications 7 Listen to past interviews and capitalize on missed opportunities and questions 8 Look good if doing video, test lighting, do voice checks, talk out loud, take a walk to get the blood flowing 9 BE ON TIME 10 Be real and ask genuine questions.

During this episode, Ellis Henican, television and radio commentator, New York Times bestselling author, and columnist at Newsday, talks to your host, Miro Wcislo. Find out how to be relevant in the ever-changing world. Episode Highlights: How long was Ellis in Fox? How did Ellis’ childhood affect his career? How did social media platforms affect Ellis’ career? How do you reach your audience? How do you stay relevant in the changing society? Why did Ellis shift his career? How do you think entrepreneurially? How do you find allies in business? How do you convince your audience to keep coming back? How much are people willing to spend for services? What qualities do you need to capture the attention of your audience? Why do people avoid subscribing to online platforms? Can things start making their way back soon? What is Ellis’ opinion on privacy? How can one keep a positive outlook? What are Ellis’ favorites? Key Points Enjoy the challenge of trying your best in front of an audience. Balan

In this episode, Miro breaks down Yelp for Business with 5 pros & 5 cons. Pros: 1 - It helps with your SEO for Google 2 - You can optimize your page to get ranked higher and have a dedicated account rep 3 - There is a very loyal following out there that specifically only use businesses ranked high on Yelp 4 - If you have an actual site/location and can use the "Check In" feature - take advantage of the offers and possible reviews 5 - It is FREE 99 - be sure to claim you business as it is linked to other websites/search engines Cons: 1 - The pay per click Ad platform might not be best for slow times and for newer businesses 2 - The algorithm in place for "hiding" reviews is a tough one to beat - DO NOT ASK FOR REVIEWS (not as fair for service companies with no physical location) 3 - Not the cheapest - can't just do $10-$20 promotions like on some platforms 4 - You get a constant salesperson calling/emailing you to try to get you to pay for more Ads 5 - There are other options out there Let us know about yo

In this episode, Miro talks with Cole Hatter entrepreneur, investor, author and award-winning speaker and founder of Thrive: Make Money Matter, an annual conference designed to teach entrepreneurs how to succeed in business and life, while making the world a better place. Episode Highlights: What is a mastermind? Why should you be part of a mastermind? What is the difference between the perspectives of a consumer and a producer? When did Cole start investing? Are entrepreneurial conferences a fad? Why do people attend personal development events? Is the perspective- you’re an entrepreneur or you’re not cool, real? Why was being an entrepreneur a taboo before? How do you differentiate entrepreneurs from self-help coaches? Should you quit your morning job? Is entrepreneurship vulnerable? What is shiny object syndrome? Why do people want to do entrepreneurship? How do you take your leap of faith? How do you make yourself feel unafraid and confident? How do you know when to take a risk? What are

In this episode, Miro lays out ten ways to help you to grow your business. For more episodes: https://www.bossed2boss.com For more info on PodRiver https://www.podriver.com

During this episode, Mark Wachter, founder and CEO of Live Ultimate talks to your host, Miro Wcislo. Find out how you live your life to the ultimate possible way and how you create value with it. Episode Highlights: Is network marketing our future? What are your thoughts on pyramid schemes? How did you get past your mentality towards pyramid schemes? How do you know when to shift your business’ direction? How do you create value in your business? What does their business name mean? What is network marketing? Is network marketing sustainable? How do you build a sales organization? What inspired Marc to create his brand? What is the ultimate elixir? Why did Marc leave law? Why did Marc focus on entrepreneurship? How do you attract consumers? What is Marc’s opinion towards fitness fads? What should people be eating to keep healthy? Are there too many standards for products nowadays? How did Tony Robbins affect Marc’s life? What are Marc’s favorites? Key Points: Being an entrepreneur is chal

In this episodes, Miro talks lays out his list of tips for navigating networking events. Not all events are created equal.

In this episode, Miro gives you his list of tips for hiring employees and contractors. Let us know if you have any good methods for hiring.

In this episode, Miro talks with founder of "On Target Living", Chris Johnson. Chris is not only the founder, but the heart and soul of On Target Living. His desire to live a healthy lifestyle became his passion to share his On Target Living philosophy with the world. For over 30 years Chris has been traveling the world on some of the largest stages, educating and motivating captive audiences on the methods and benefits of living your BEST life. Learn more about On Target Living: https://ontargetliving.com/about/

In this episode, Miro is in New York City talking with Craig Schmell author of "THE UNINVITED: How I Crashed My Way Into Finding Myself" Craig Schmell is a 27-year veteran of Wall Street and a successful business owner in the fitness and food-service fields. He is a popular public speaker and advocates on addiction issues and a dedicated peer counselor. Singing on stage at the Grammys, getting high inside the Kremlin, driving in the U.S. president’s motorcade--young Craig had a world-class talent for talking his way into amazing places. Running wild, drinking hard, soaking up the pleasures of New York City. But when it all crashes down around him, he comes to see what’s really important in life. https://www.iamtheuninvited.com/

In this episode, Miro talks about why his name is so weird, and some goals for working the “12 Week Year” plan.

In this episode, Miro talks with CEO, NYT Best Selling Author, Speaker, Brian Moran. Author of "The 12 Week Year" Brian is a recognized expert in the field of leadership and execution. His realization that most people don’t lack ideas but struggle with effective implementation led him to the development of The 12 Week Year. In addition to his books, Brian has been published in many of the leading business journals and magazines. He is a sought-after speaker, educating and inspiring thousands each year. https://brianpmoran.com/

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OVERVIEW During this episode, Forbes Riley, talks to your host Miro Wcislo. Learn what professional help can get you, and what it can do to improve your way if life towards success. Episode Highlights • What does “Forbesed” mean? • What do you really want? • How do you get what you really want? • Where do we get our “operating system”? • Why do we need professional help? • What are professional coaches for? • What do your coaches see on you? • Key Points 1. Nobody really cares about you, therefore you make changes and things for yourself. What you want is what you want for yourself, not for other’s sake. 2. When you do get professional help, always accept what they ask you to do, after all, you paid them to help you, and they know what really needs to be done. 3. Tweetable Quotes • “The truth is, nobody really cares about you…If you actually want it, you’d get it” – Forbes Riley. • “Life comes down to if you don’t clear what you want, you’ll just get leftovers.” – Forbes Riley • “why can’t you fix your

During this episode, Jordan Harbinger, award-winning broadcaster, entrepreneur and network expert talks to your host, Miro Wcislo. Find out how being the best at what you do makes a difference in your life. Episode Highlights: Should you pursue want you want in college? Why didn’t Jordan have inspiration in college? How did Jordan’s radio broadcast experience begin? Why didn’t Jordan’s mother wants him to be a broadcaster? Why did Jordan stopped practicing law for almost 10 years? Why do people avoid taking risks in their careers? How do you do something different from what the majority of people are doing? How do you become a person of influence? How did it feel being on a show you grew up listening to? Why did Jordan use his own name in his shows? How does it feel working with your wife? What are Jordan’s favorites? Key Points: Discover what you want to do and hone your skills through experience and apprenticeship. Constantly level up because everyone is doing the same thing, do something th

In this episode, Miro lays out his list of go-to ways that work for him to get things done. Also, he has a llama on his sweater.

In this episode, Miro talks about the feeling of being lost from time to time, seasonal depression, and 10 ways that work for him to feel better.

Ronsley is the founder & chief day dreamer at AMPLIFY, Australia’s first audio marketing agency. He is an author, speaker & serial entrepreneur. He has a Masters’ degree in Software Engineering and an MBA in Psychology and Leadership. He is known as the creator of We Are Podcast – the first Podcasting Conference in the Southern Hemisphere, and the host of The Bond Appetit Podcast, Should I Start a Podcast and a new audio documentary The Psychology of Entrepreneurship. He has an audience of over 3 million in 133 countries. Promo on Psychology of Entrepreneurship: https://mustamplify.com/poe-2/ We are trained to believe that if we are not doing something productive at every moment of every day that we are failing, that we are being left behind. That we are not working towards success. The Psychology of Entrepreneurship, hosted by Ronsley Vaz, brings to the public discussion insights from New York Times bestselling authors, founders of multi-million dollar companies, Olympic athletes, clinical psychologists, pro