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1389: The Actor Career Center: Professional Networking Tricks for Actors and Entrepreneurs with Veteran Actor and Model Aaron Marcus

Friday, August 1, 2025

In a place where everyone’s chasing the same spotlight, talent alone isn’t what makes someone stand out. The reality is, most aspiring actors face rejection more than applause, and over time, that grind wears people down. Some drift away, not because they weren’t good, but because the waiting, the uncertainty, and the constant comparison get too heavy. The ones who make it often aren’t just gifted—they’re the ones who stayed in the game long enough to finally be seen.

Aaron Marcus is a veteran actor and model with nearly 1,300 gigs under his belt. He’s also an educator, author, and creator of howtoactandmodel.com and the Actor Career Center on YouTube. Today, he talks about treating acting like a real business—showing up prepared, staying professional, and not letting rejection get in your head. He shares lessons from his own journey and emphasizes that success comes from consistency, not luck. His advice: stay focused, keep learning, and don’t take “no” personally. Stay tuned!

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1388: From Digging Holes to Designing Elite Backyards: How to Create Backyard Magic with Landscape Design Guru Steve Griggs

Thursday, July 31, 2025

It’s frustrating when you put your trust—and a chunk of your budget—into a landscaper, only to end up with something that looks nothing like what was promised. You imagine a peaceful, beautiful space to relax in, but instead you're left chasing updates, fixing mistakes, and staring at half-finished work. There’s a big difference between a yard and a space that actually feels like yours. And when that vision falls flat, it’s hard not to feel like you settled for less.

Steve Griggs is a veteran landscape designer known for crafting luxury outdoor spaces for high-profile clients. From humble beginnings with a wheelbarrow, he built Steve Griggs Design into a brand featured in Forbes and on Bravo. He’s also the author of Straight Dirt, where he shares real-world industry lessons. Today, he talks about the power of client relationships, stressing reliability and clear communication. His design process centers on truly listening and turning client visions into elegant, functional spaces. Stay tuned!

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1387: Pennant Video: The Secret Video Marketing Trifecta That Wins Customers Every Single Time with Video Marketing Expert Tim Bradley

Wednesday, July 30, 2025

Most marketing videos these days feel like they came off the same assembly line—polished, generic, and kind of forgettable. With AI pumping out content by the second, it’s no wonder everything starts to blur together. People aren’t looking for perfect; they just want something that feels real, something that makes them pause for a second. But between chasing trends and trying to be everywhere at once, that human spark often gets lost in the shuffle.

Tim Bradley is the co-founder of Pennant Video, an agency helping B2B brands tell better stories through video. With a mix of creative and strategy know-how, he helps companies stand out in tech, healthcare, and sustainability. Today, he shares his Video Marketing Trifecta—differentiate, demonstrate, and validate—as a guide for creating effective content. He stresses the need for real human connection and smart storytelling in an AI-saturated world. His focus is on using video across the funnel to build trust and clarity. Stay tuned!

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1386: Turning AI Into Your Personal Business Multiplier and Success Engine with Fractional Chief AI Officer Greg Jameson

Tuesday, July 29, 2025

Everything’s moving so fast lately, it’s easy to feel like you’re falling behind before you even understand what’s changing. AI pops up everywhere—from headlines to job descriptions—and it’s not just hype anymore; it’s real, and it’s reshaping how things get done. That sense of being overwhelmed isn’t just about the tools—it’s the fear of being replaced, of not knowing where you fit anymore. But buried in that fear is usually a quiet curiosity, wondering if there’s still a place to adapt instead of just survive.

Greg Jameson is a longtime tech entrepreneur and early adopter of AI, with roots in computing going back to the 1980s. He’s authored several books and built tools for e-commerce, real estate, and coaching. Today, he talks about using AI to scale personal expertise through his “Analyze to Win” program. The program helps professionals create virtual coaching versions of themselves using advanced AI. His focus is on using tech to amplify impact, not replace the human touch. Stay tuned!

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1385: The Simple Method to Build Wealth Without Working Yourself to Death with Passive Income Creator Bronson Hill

Monday, July 28, 2025

There’s something exhausting about pouring so much of your life into work and still feeling like you’re just scraping by. You think you’re doing everything right, but somehow the money disappears—bills, fees, unexpected stuff—and the goals you once had start to feel like a fantasy. Most people don’t even hate their jobs; they just hate the feeling of being stuck. It’s like chasing freedom with a leash still around your neck, and no one ever handed you the key.

Bronson Hill left a six-figure medical sales job to launch Bronson Equity, managing 2,500 multifamily units. He’s raised over $45 million and focuses on passive income strategies that free people from traditional jobs. He’s the author of Fire Yourself and hosts a podcast on wealth-building. Today, he shares how hidden fees eat into traditional investments and why networking and learning are key to success. His message: build self-managing businesses and invest smart to gain both time and financial freedom. Stay tuned!

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1384: Solving Global Challenges Through Smart Collective Action with Bestselling Author Sandra Waddock

Sunday, July 27, 2025

It’s hard to ignore how much is unraveling right in front of us—fires, floods, people barely scraping by while systems stay the same. The scale of it all can feel paralyzing, like no matter what you do, it won’t be enough. But even with all the frustration and fatigue, there’s still this stubborn hope that change is possible. The real challenge is figuring out how to stay grounded and useful in a world that often makes caring feel like a burden.

Sandra Waddock is an academic and author focused on large-scale system change. Her latest book, Catalyzing Transformation, explores how to shift complex systems to tackle global issues like climate change and inequality. She’s worked on international research panels and brings a deep systems-thinking lens to her work. Today, she breaks down her framework into three parts: connecting, cohering, and amplifying. It’s all about collaboration without ego to drive lasting change. Stay tuned!

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1383:  Digital Finest: How Entrepreneurs Can Work Less and Earn More with Less Stress with Business Growth Strategist Gabe Marusca

Saturday, July 26, 2025

There’s this idea that if you just hustle hard enough, everything will eventually click—but for a lot of business owners, that moment never really comes. Instead, they’re stuck constantly chasing the next client, stretching themselves thin just to keep things afloat. It starts to wear you down when your days are packed but the fulfillment never shows up. Somewhere along the way, the thing you built for freedom starts to feel more like a cage, and that’s a hard reality to sit with.

Gabe Marusca is a digital nomad and founder of Digital Finest. After burning out chasing clients, he now helps coaches and consultants turn their expertise into scalable offers. He’s lived in over 11 countries and hosts the Authority in the Wild podcast. His mission is to help 10,000 entrepreneurs build businesses that fit their lives. Today, he shares how to attract better clients and build more freedom through productized services. Stay tuned!

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1382: EOS Worldwide: The Proven System for Aligning Your Team and Achieving Growth with EOS Implementer Will Watrous

Friday, July 25, 2025

Running a business can start out exciting, but it doesn’t take long before the pressure creeps in. Suddenly, you’re juggling way too much—managing people, solving problems nonstop, and questioning if all this effort is even getting you anywhere. The worst part is when the harder you work, the more stuck you feel, like you’re just spinning your wheels. It’s not about laziness or lack of drive; it’s just that chaos slowly becomes the norm, and breaking out of it feels impossible.

Will Watrous is an entrepreneur turned EOS implementer after burning out from rapid business growth. He now guides leaders in creating focus and alignment within their teams. Today, he talks about EOS—how it helps businesses streamline operations and improve team health. He mentions books like Traction and Work the System as helpful resources. Stay tuned!

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1381: Once Upon an Amateur Mom: Why Motherhood Is the Most Important Job in the World with Bestselling Author Renee Thomas Hawkley

Thursday, July 24, 2025

Parenting often feels like you’re just trying to keep your head above water—laundry piles, tantrums, crumbs everywhere, and constant noise. There are days when it all blurs together and you’re just counting down to bedtime. But somehow, in the middle of that chaos, there are these little moments—unexpected hugs, goofy laughs, a quiet “I love you”—that hit you out of nowhere. It doesn’t make the exhaustion disappear, but it reminds you why you keep going, even on the hardest days.

Renee Thomas Hockley is a former teacher, military spouse, and mother of eight who turned everyday parenting chaos into humor and heart. Today, she shares stories from her book Once Upon an Amateur Mom, capturing the relatable, messy moments of motherhood. She talks about finding laughter in the hard days and using writing as a way to connect with other moms. From military moves to spaghetti mishaps, Renee’s work celebrates the beauty in the madness. Her stories offer comfort, reminding parents they’re not alone. Stay tuned!

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1380: From Financial Struggles to Empowering the Next Generation of Learners with Financial Literacy Education Advocate Vince Shorb

Wednesday, July 23, 2025

It’s frustrating seeing so many young people leave school with no clue how to handle money, yet they can recite facts they'll never use again. The system pushes grades and degrees but skips over the stuff that actually shapes daily life—budgeting, credit, investing, taxes. Then they're thrown into adulthood expected to figure it all out on the fly, usually after making a bunch of costly mistakes. It’s hard not to wonder why the basics of financial survival aren’t considered essential education.

Vince Shorb is the CEO of the National Financial Educators Council and a longtime advocate for real-world financial education. After leaving a career in finance, he focused on helping young people develop practical money skills and entrepreneurial thinking. Today, he talks about the urgent need to bring financial literacy into schools. He shares how early habits shape lifelong outcomes and why students need tools to manage money, plan careers, and avoid common financial pitfalls. His mission is to shift education toward long-term financial well-being. Stay tuned!

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