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Michael Hyatt is the author of Platform: Get Noticed in a Noisy World. It is a New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today Bestseller. His personal blog is focused on intentional leadership, with the mission to help you live with more passion, work with greater focus, and lead with extraordinary influence.
David Risley of Blog Marketing Academy
Dave Risley lives in Tampa Bay, Florida. He makes his living as a content marketing strategist and online publisher. Dave has been in this business for 14 years. He is a father, husband, entrepreneur, blogger, author, speaker, and consultant. In that order.
Caleb Wojcik of Pocket Changed
In his interview, Caleb Wojcik talks about how he went from a financial adviser at Boeing, to a blogger on his own blog “Pocket Changed”, to creating a partnership with Corbett Barr on Think Traffic and Expert Enough. Caleb shows us where the path of hard work and persistence leads.
James Clear of Passive Panda
Join us today as we chat with James Clear. James is the founder of Passive Panda. Passive Panda focuses on the three pillars of earning more money: freelancing, employment, and entrepreneurship. James’ work has been featured by American Express, US News & World Report, Yahoo Finance, and many others. James also delivers live presentations and keynotes to audiences ranging from small groups to 2,000 or more people.
Derek Halpern of Social Triggers
Derek Halpern is the founder of SocialTriggers.com and is an expert marketer and entrepreneur. After building several successful websites in various niches, he’s refocused on what he loves most: Building and Marketing Businesses. His approach to marketing is effective and has helped him build a few wildly popular websites, one of which attracted more than one million page-views in a single day. Specifically, he uses the perfect blend of data driven marketing and content marketing to get traffic, attract customers, and sell products online.
Elisa Doucette of ElisaDoucette.com
Elisa Doucette writes about relationships, life lessons, activism, young professionals, and women for anyone looking for a little truth. Her work has been featured on MaineToday, in Portland Press Herald, The Boston Globe, Current Publishing, and many others. In addition, she writes a featured blog for Forbes.com and Forbes Women called “Shattering Glass”.
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In 2008, after the birth of his daughter Milligan, Adam Baker and his wife Courtney decided to sell everything they owned, pay off their consumer debt, and spend a year traveling abroad as a family. They began sharing their journey publicly in 2009, exploring personal finance, consumerism, clutter, travel, minimalism, and passionate entrepreneurship, and began building a community of like-minded people they collectively call Man Vs. Debt.
Mike Stelzner of Social Media Examiner
Michael Stelzner launched Social Media Examiner in October 2009. Within two weeks of its launch, Social Media Examiner joined the ranks of Technorati’s Top 100 Small Business Blogs and remains in the Top 10. 170,000+ email subscribers receive Social Media Examiner updates 6 days a week. In his book Launch, Michael reveals a formula that made him a millionaire in the Great Recession. He calls it the Elevation Principle: Great content, plus other people, minus marketing messages, equals growth.
Pat Flynn of Smart Passive Income
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