Jeffrey Meshel is the Founder/Chairman of the Strategic Forum. The Strategic Forum is an organization of business leaders from diverse backgrounds dedicated to the exchange of ideas, development of long-term personal and business relationships and facilitates of business opportunities among members and their respective networks. The Strategic Forum has chapters in New York City and South Florida. Mr. Meshel is the author of One Phone Call Away-Secrets of the Master Networker and The Opportunity Magnet. Mr. Meshel serves on the Board of Signature Bank (SBNY) and several private company boards.
In this episode, Miro asks what you think about confrontation, how do you deal with it? Sometimes it takes a little kick in the pants to push you in the right direction, and make you open your eyes. Sometimes it shows you how to stand up for what you believe in. What are your thoughts?
Katrina is the CEO and Principal Consultant for EVA8 - specializing in our High Growth, M&A, and Exit clients. Katrina is a proven Business Management Consultant with over 10 years of experience working directly with business owners and key business executives. An entrepreneur herself, she has played a key role in consulting several businesses from Start-Up to equity transactions by supporting the essential functions of leadership, key personnel recruitment, employment infrastructure, and human capital management. Her well-rounded expertise and strong business relationships inspired her to organize like-minded advisers to form EVA8 as a trusted resource to produce quality results for every business.
OVERVIEW During this episode, Scott Shay, businessman and author of In Good Faith: Questioning Religion and Atheism and Getting Our Groove Back: How to Energize American Jewry talks to your host Miro Wcislo. Find out what modern society’s view about religion, and its effect on our communication with each other. Find out how bad things happen, and what does God really do to prevent such? <p> Episode Highlights: <p> What is Idolatry? <p> What did Idolatry did to the Golden Rule? <p> What good did detachment from technology did for Scott? <p> How can there be bad happenings if there is a God? <p> How did Scott Shay start his career? <p> What are Scott’s favorites? <p> Who is Scott’s greatest mentor? <p> Is entrepreneurship a fad? <p> Key Points: <p> The use of social media and other means of gaining popularity has lots of positive output, but humans must be weary of its adverse effect and its backfire to themselves if not utilized properly. <p> God does not simply turn a blind eye, it is us that does not believe that doing the right thing is good. <p> Tweetable Quotes: <p> “There are three groups of people - who don’t believe, who believes but thinks its irrational, and those who believe in God.” - Scott Shay <p> “God believes in us, the question is do we believe in ourselves to do the right thing?” - Scott Shay <p> Resources Mentioned: <p> Visit Scott’s website at <a href="https://www.scottshay.com/">https://www.scottshay.com/</a> <p> Check his Facebook at <a href="www.facebook.com/ScottShayAuthor">www.facebook.com/ScottShayAuthor</a> <p> Check his Twitter at <a href="https://twitter.com/ScottAShay1">https://twitter.com/ScottAShay1</a> <p> Check his new book, In Good Shape: Questioning Religion and Atheism <p> Liar's Poker: Rising Through the Wreckage on Wall Street By Michael Lewis
Are you recession-proof? If there was a major correction in the market would you be ok? Have you thought about that? It's not a matter of if, its a matter of when so it would be wise to take a look at your situation.
During this episode, Mia Hewett, the human potential expert. Get to know how to be successful in your own natural way. Also, find out what our feelings and emotions have to do with our path to succeeding. Episode Highlights: Behaviors, is it intellectual or emotional? How can you be wealthy in survival? How do human beings behave towards conflict? What does Mia say about the past? Why is making the money the easy part? Who are the people that are truly happy? Where does happiness really coming from? How do feelings serve as a guidance system? Why is it important to keep focus at the present? What is the universal law of polarity? Key Points: Human beings are made to succeed, we were just taught that success must be earned the hard way, that's why most of us fail The fear of judgement and rejection is what holds human beings from succeeding. Succeeding is all about keeping yourself in the present, where all your greatest ideas are, and when you imagination is at highest alert. Tweetable Quotes: “We were all born for success, and we’ve been talked out of it.” - Mia Hewett "No one gets out of here alive. We're all gonna die!" -Mia Hewett "Like the bird who instinctively knows how to fly...you instinctively know how to be successful!" -Mia Hewett Resources Mentioned: Visit Mia’s website at https://www.miahewett.com/ Check her Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/MiaHewettOfficial/ Check her new book, Meant for More Stop Secretly Struggling and Become a Force to Be Reckoned With
During this episode, Quan Bailey, online coach and personal trainer talks with your host, Miro Wcislo. Get to know the latest trends and the best fitness regimen for you. Also, learn how to learn to connect with clients and employees and the importance of client satisfaction. <p> Episode Highlights: <p> Bulking or shredding, which is healthier? <p> Why did Quan leave his previous jobs? <p> How was Quan’s start as a home-based trainer? <p> How did Quan come up that he was always wrong? <p> Entrepreneurship, is it for everyone? <p> What does Quan think of fitness trends? <p> What is the best fitness routine according to Quan? <p> How to get the proper mindset? <p> What are Quan’s favorites? <p> Key Points: <p> As a business owner, you have to be responsible for everything, from your employees to your clients. <p> Instead of being bummed out by mistakes, rally yourself every day to show up and get the work done; this is the road to success. <p> Everybody has different body composition, therefore there is no one definite solution to getting fit. <p> Tweetable Quotes: <p> “I think that you have to have a relationship with each and every one of your clients and kind of like have that give and take.” - Quan Bailey <p> “Versatility is the key to longevity.” - Quan Bailey <p> “Adjust your goals for your body type.” - Quan Bailey <p> “Just keep moving.” - Quan Bailey <p> Resources Mentioned: <p> Visit https://www.myknucks.com/ <p> Visit Quan’s website at <a href="https://www.trainwithquan.com/>https://www.trainwithquan.com/</a> <p> Check his Twitter at <a href="https://twitter.com/trainwithquan>https://twitter.com/trainwithquan</a> <p> Check his Facebook at <a href="https://www.facebook.com/TrainWithQuan/>https://www.facebook.com/TrainWithQuan/</a> <p> Check his Instagram page at <a href="https://www.instagram.com/trainwithquan/?hl=hr>https://www.instagram.com/trainwithquan/?hl=hr</a>
In this episode, Miro talks about the importance of being yourself in the things that you do. Whether it's on a podcast, or in anything in life. There are many people that have done things before you, so remember theres no "right way", just be yourself.
During this episode, Dr. Ivan Misner, founder and Chief Visionary Officer of BNI, the world’s largest business networking organization talks with your host, Miro Wcislo. Dr. Ivan is an author, humanitarian, an expert in the field of business networking and is dubbed as the “One of the Top Networkers to Follow” by Forbes Magazine. Learn why Dr. Misner is one of the world’s leading experts on business networking and has been a keynote speaker for major corporations and associations throughout the world. <p> Episode Highlights: <p> How do you take control of your life? <p> How did Ivan start his business? <p> How does the level of education affect your decision making? <p> How do children affect Ivan in his success? <p> What does Ivan thinks about having a family and running a business? <p> Why mistakes are a normal thing in business? <p> How did Ivan address the first major problem of BNI? <p> Why is listening a vital skill as a leader? <p> What did Ivan signed up for with Virgin Group of Companies? <p> What does Ivan like the most on Virgin’s Sir Richard Branson? <p> What is Ivan’s book “Who’s in your room?” all about? <p> What will Ivan’s next book be all about? <p> What is Ivan’s favorite book all about? <p> Who is Ivan’s greatest mentor? <p> What is Ivan’s perception about entrepreneurism? <p> What do Ivan say about formalities during business meetings? <p> What is the key to successful entrepreneurism? <p> Key Points: <p> Accept that mistakes happen regularly, and the only thing that we could do to address it is to admit it first, then seek help to fix it right away. <p> Listening is a vital skill in life. You need to learn to listen to people in order to avoid confrontations and work with people better. <p> Put the effort in the small things. Don’t go chasing after all the new stuff, just do what you’re good at, and improve it through learning and evaluations, and adopting advice and trying them yourselves. <p> It’s all about how you connect with people, as a leader: to inspire your group,and as an entrepreneur : to build more connections and strengthen your business. <p> Tweetable Quotes: <p> “I think a college education doesn’t teach you necessarily what to think but how to think.” - Dr. Ivan Misner“ <p> I have the best job in the world, I’m the Colonel Sanders of BNI” - Dr. Ivan Misner <p> “It took me 20 years before I really felt I was financially and professionally successful.” - Dr. Ivan Misner <p> “Diplomacy is the art of letting someone else have your way...it's all about collaboration, not manipulation” - Dr. Ivan Misner <p> “I believe that the future of entrepreneurism is in co-creation… working with your clients to co-create products, working with other people to create products and services” – Dr. Ivan Misner <p> “I don’t think there’s such a thing as terminal learning. I believe in lifelong learning.” – Dr. Ivan Misner <p> “You want to be successful in business? Do 6 things a thousand times. Not one thousand things, 6 times.” – Dr. Ivan Misner <p> Resources Mentioned: <p> Visit Ivans website at <a href="https://ivanmisner.com">https://ivanmisner.com</a> <p> Visit Ivan’s podcast at <a href="https://www.bnipodcast.com">https://www.bnipodcast.com</a> <p> Check his Twitter at <a href="https://twitter.com/IvanMisner">https://twitter.com/IvanMisner</a> <p> Check his Facebook at <a href="https://www.facebook.com/IvanMisner.BNIFounder/">https://www.facebook.com/IvanMisner.BNIFounder/</a> <p> Check his YouTube channel at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/user/IvanMisner">https://www.youtube.com/user/IvanMisner</a> <p> Check his company’s website at <a href="https://www.bni.com/">https://www.bni.com/</a> <p> Check Dr. Ivan Misner’s book “Who's in Your Room: The Secret to Creating Your Best Life” <p> Check out Dr. Ivan Misner’s favorite books: <p> Success Principles by Jack Canfield <p> 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John C. Maxwell (1998) <p> Check out Ivan’s new business with his son - Synatria at <a href="https://www.synatria.com/">https://www.synatria.com/</a>
In this episode, Miro is joined by Moose and Oreo for a very special recap of a recent success. The podcast recent rose to #20 on the iTunes for entrepreneur podcasts. Very happy and thankful for all the listeners. Also, Miro talks about being ok with celebrating success every now and then, and why that's important to do for yourself.
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