Arise 2 Live Podcast

One of the best ways to growth your business and maintain family balance is bringing mentors into your life. Time and time again mentors have been the difference between success and failure. This episode covers the different types of mentors you need and insight on why a mentor would want to help you. More information at http://Arise2Live.com

Using the example of a Hamburger Stand, the episode demonstrates the simplicity and power of a one-sentence business model has on your business. Topics cover key elements for a successful business model (and business) and how to plan activates from the model. More information at http://arise2live.com/podcast/

The Flywheel Analogy helps you understand your business model and what you need to do to get your company spinning fast. It also shows how building up your company over time and how small wins lead to a big break thoughs. Amazon.com’s 2001 Flywheel is an on-going example. This episode also shares updates to the Arise2Live website and services.

This show presents an example of how your center of gravity helps you have confidence to reach your goals and a 5-step process to finding your unique center of gravity. More information at http://arise2live.com

You indeed can learn the skills to mitigate being overwhelmed in business. This information packed episode unpacks reasons for getting overwhelmed and covers four key skills to handle the situation. Plus four things that you can do to increase your chances of success. More information at http://arise2live.com/

Reaching those big goals is a challenge and even more difficult if you have not yet found your unique Center-of-Gravity. Here are four key elements that identify our Center-of-Gravity so you can have the clarity, focus, and confidence to reach your goals. More information at http://Arise2Live.com

How can an owner of their own company not know what business they are in? It's much easier than one would think, especially for growing companies. This episode uncovers a subtle business mistake that could cost you revenue by asking if a customer wants a drill or a hole? The point of focus inside the company dictates the market size and product line up, and ultimately success. This concept is extended to knowing your family's interests. More information at http://arise2live.com/    

Ever wonder how to become successful? Not just making money, but creating an enjoyable life? In this interview, Rocky shares insights from his life as an immigrant’s son and how the Rule of Compounding, which is taking small actions each day, will pay huge future dividends. This compounding applies in many areas of our lives: financial, health, learning, and even relationships. More information at http://arise2live.com

Do you have a useful (real) weekly To-Do system? A hand-written note does not count. Perhaps you are lost in the endless myriad of task-apps? This episode shares a 5 step process to clarify and simplify your search for a To-Do system tools that match your style. The 5-steps are: -Realize a To-Do System is a Personal Habit -Remember the True Purpose of a To-Do system -Your Personal Considerations -Critical Features of the To-Do System -Then Look for Tools More information at http://arise2live.com  

Guest Dan Purcell, owner of a software company, takes us on a business journey that includes taking big leaps, secrets to hiring a good team, overcoming business disaster, and discovering along the way that your happiness is directly tied to your family relationships. A discovery so big that he wrote two marriage apps to help others toward the happiness he’s learned. More information at http://arise2live.com

The uncertainty of flying on standby is similar to many business activities in that after much work, a positive result is not known until the very end. This uncertainty can trigger anxiety and body reactions. This episode covers how founders and freelancers can deal with this type of uncertainty. More information at Arise2Live.com  

Like new and strange places, customers (and family too!) can start out as on a wonky road. People indeed do things different than expected. How can we deal with the wonky-ness when bringing in new customers or clients? And what about your family members? More information at Arise2Live.com  

It’s easy to get fixated on the small, everyday rocks in path. Inspired by hiking in the Grand Tetons Nation Park and the beautiful farmland country, this episode shares the attitude that problem solving is normal for leaders in business and family. Find out about not to focus on, but more importantly, where to keep steps pointed towards. Scott recorded this on a farm near Lyman, Nebraska using portable sound equipment. More information at arise2live.com

How can business owners and freelancers can play a win-win role for veterans? Looking for insights on how to support and communicate to combat veterans inside your family and company? Bill Dean shares his insights of being a company founder, 30 years with Hewlett-Packard, and serving in Vietnam. His story includes how being part of a business was a life-saver for him. More information at arise2live.com

How does the business owner handle public success after achieving their goals of growth and prosperity? This episode first explores how business success has a lot in common with celebrities, that is, dealing with fame. Then how to cope with the dangers when others exalt you on pedestal of public glory. Tegan Weaver shares what she learned in her "Personal Growth and Fame Mindset" class at her university last semester More information at arise2live.com

Your performance and rest time are interconnected to productivity in your business. Part 2 explores four practical approaches of scheduling downtime into your existing routine. Discover the counter intuitive approach of business leaders use to excel in competitive world. More information at arise2live.com

Your performance and rest are interconnected. Discover the counter intuitive approach of business leaders use to excel in competitive world. Part one identifies work-culture barriers that drag performance down and highlights the benefits how regular scheduled downtime can help you level-up.

Digital On-line Presence Coach, Orit Ofri, shares how-to's and impactful insights regarding on-line marketing and the challenges of balancing business and family. She includes real-life business launching and time management. More information at http://arise2live.com/

Sooner or later, most business owners and founders find themselves in a tight squeeze and feeling exposed, venerable, and on the edge of extinction. This episode shares two stories about trembling start-up CEOs who reached out with transparency and honesty to find unlikely success. Listening will spark ideas how to move your company forward when under financial challenges. More information at arise2live.com

Your family roots are part of your self-identity and that part should be nurtured for your overall well-being, a broader perspective in life, and ultimately better success in business and family. This episode explores five personal benefits of maintaining your identity by attending family gatherings. Benefits that pay dividends through the year. More information at http://arise2live.com/