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Chris Reynolds
On The Business Method host Chris Reynolds interviews billionaires, billion dollar founders & the world’s most successful people.
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Oct 2, 2017 • 38min
Ep.266 ~ The Midas Touch ~ Tom Libelt
Current Series:
100 Interviews with 100 Location-Independent
Entrepreneurs that have over $1,000,000 in Annual Revenue
He learned from a young age how to sell and negotiate business by getting haggled by Russian vendors. His family moved from Poland to the US to escape communism, and his parents took any job they could to survive. Seeing all this as a young man motivated our guest today to never want a job and keep moving forward as an entrepreneur, publisher, salesman, and one of the top Polish hip hop artists. His name is Tom Libelt.
Tom joins us today from Chiang Mai, Thailand and shares about his life, his successes, and his mindset. Tom seems like one of those guys with the Midas Touch, where everything he works on turns into gold. He has published around 2000 Kindle books, built a successful SEO business, owned a coffee shop, a retail store, a record label, created a documentary, and released two albums with five hits on top ten Polish radio.
“If you can’t sell, then you’re not in business. Marketing and Sales are the backbone of a company.” Tom Libelt
01:37: Why Tom Likes Chiang Mai, Thailand
03:27: Who it Tom Libelt?
10:52: Getting Ripped Off by Russians as a Kid
14:44: Tom on the Importance of Understanding Sales
17:12: Becoming a Top Hip Hop Artist in Poland
26:14: The Long-Term Travelers Timeline
27:09: Publishing Over 2000 Books on Kindle
29:06: Tom’s Midas Touch
32:31: Managing Stress
Honorable Mentions:
Your Own Way Out
https://yourownwayout.com/
Travis Jamison
https://twitter.com/Travis_Jamison
We Create Online Courses
Wecreateonlinecourses.com
Tom’s Polish Hip Hop Group
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CciS217gCpE
Contact Info:
https://smartbrandmarketing.com/
http://libeltyseo.com/

Sep 27, 2017 • 47min
Ep.265 ~ Authority Hacker ~ Mark Webster
Current Series:
100 Interviews with 100 Location-Independent
Entrepreneurs that have over $1,000,000 in Annual Revenue
Could you imagine being in a bar in Singapore, having a few drinks and getting into a conversation with another guy at the bar about starting a business? The next night, you and your new found friend meet up and start working on the idea. Fast forward a few years and now you run a business generates over $1 million per year while living in your favorite city in the world.
Our guest today is Mark Webster. Mark the co-founder of AuthorityHacker.com and HealthAmbition.com. On the show today. Mark shares his story about meeting his now business partner and how they built their business up into a 7-figure location independent business. Mark also discusses the science behind 6-figure launches, selling high-ticket 4-figure courses, and getting a half-million visitors per month to their website.
“The more scarcity points we can create within a launch. The more sales we get, by a huge amount.” Mark Webster
01:27: Budapest, Hungry
02:30: What Mark Dislikes About Dubai
04:14: Meeting His Business Partner in a Bar
07:23: Authority Hacker
12:04: Selling Courses at High 4-Figures
15:18: Tactics to Get 500,000 Monthly Website Visitors
20:00: Mark on 6-Figure Product Launches
24:35: Do Payment Plans Really Increase Sales?
26:00: Transparency in Mark’s Businesses
28:02: Money Management in a 7-Figure Business
31:12: Paying Yourself a Salary
34:44: Mark on Work/Life/Travel Balance
“When you’re moving from a six to a seven-figure business mindset, you’re going to have to relinquish control.” Mark Webster
Honorable Mentions:
NomadList
https://nomadlist.com/
Hardcore History with Dan Carlan
http://www.dancarlin.com/
Brian Dean founder of Backlinko
https://backlinko.com/
VideoFruit.com
https://videofruit.com/
Xero Online Accounting Software
https://www.xero.com/
Authority Hacker Podcast
https://www.authorityhacker.com/podcast-2/
Contact Info:
https://www.authorityhacker.com
https://www.healthambition.com/

Sep 20, 2017 • 19min
Thailand 2017 ~ 12 Days of High Productivity, Group Collaboration, and Rapid Execution
Hey podcast listeners, we are making a special show for you guys about our 12-Day Productivity Workshop this coming October in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
If you have been craving an environment where you can excel at getting A LOT done for your business in a short amount of time while collaborating with other established entrepreneurs, …then join us for a 12-Day productivity sprint designed for entrepreneurs to get real tangible results!
In this show, we have a couple guests that have attended The Entrepreneur House in Chiang Mai and are returning again this year. We get behind these entrepreneurs and learn more about the results they got from the experience, and why they decided to come back.
First, we chat with Esther Jacobs. Esther is an international speaker and author. She has given more than 1000 keynote speeches, inspiring entrepreneurs and decision makers all over the world. She has also authored, published and contributed to sixteen books.
Esther shares with us about her experience last year at The Entrepreneur House and what she is excited about this year.
Our second guest is Omer Bar. Omer is the founder of FBLab.co.il which is a marketing community for Hebrew speakers. We interviewed Omer earlier this year for one of my favorite interviews.
Omer chats specifically about how he created $25,000 from one of our productivity sessions!

Sep 18, 2017 • 47min
Ep.263 ~ Fighting with the Ocean ~ Brad Hart
He went from a kid getting beat up and bullied in Long Island, New York to building a successful hedge fund and hanging out with Richard Branson and Tim Ferriss. He has dropped approximately $650,000 on personal development work and is working to create a global mindset shift. He is the founder of Mark More Marbles movement and podcast and his name is Brad Hart.
On today’s episode, we get behind the story and mindset of such an accomplished individual. We get to learn how Brad thinks, how he build a hedge fund that got 106% returns, and why he is crazy...or intelligent enough to spend so much time and money on his own personal growth.
“Finally, you can get to this place where life happens just by the very virtue of you showing up. When Richard Branson walks into a room, millions of dollars start moving.” Brad Hart
02:23: San Diego’s Tech Scene
03:56: Who is Brad Hart?
12:20: Brad Meets Richard Branson
21:13: Why Brad Invested $650,000 Into Personal Development
27:08: Keeping Focus on the Bigger Picture
31:06: How Brad Releases Stress and Frustration
33:45: Building a Hedge Fund That Gives 106% Returns
42:06: What You Need to Build a 7-Figure Location Independent Business
“One of my goals was to have ten $100 million+ mentors, and I have six now, including two well-known billionaires. So that’s pretty cool!” Brad Hart
Honorable Mentions:
Organovo
https://www.forbes.com/sites/gcaptain/2012/03/06/will-3d-printing-change-the-world/#3bf9bc3e3f7c
Chattanooga, Tennessee USA
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chattanooga,_Tennessee
Crypto Currency Cheat Sheet
mrbls.co/mmmcrypto
Wealth Dynamics Test
http://mrbls.co/mmmwdconsults
Contact Info:
http://makemoremarbles.com/
Subscribe on iTunes
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/entrepreneur-house-live-in/id1069958541?mt=2

Sep 15, 2017 • 39min
Ep.262 ~ Building and Selling an Amazon Business for Nearly $1,000,000 in 5 Years ~ Nate Ginsburg
Current Series:
100 Interviews with 100 Location-Independent
Entrepreneurs that have over $1,000,000 in Annual Revenue
What are some of the key skills needed to build a location independent business that pulls in over $1,000,000 a year? Would it surprise you if ‘building relationships’ was at the top of that list?
Today’s guest answers that question telling us how important relationship building has been in his business. Nate Ginsburg is the founder of an Amazon business he recently sold for nearly $1,000,000. He started out 4.5 years ago and shares with us the incredible importance of relationships and why he values them at the top of his list when becoming successful. Nate talks about being broke and moving home in 2012 and how he built a truly location independent business that keeps him traveling the world while making a lot of money, and the importance of being a good person during this process.
“Take the most advantage of the opportunity now, and when the time is right...get out and take your chips off the table to roll into whatever is next.” Nate Ginsburg
01:21: Nate on Ho Chi Minh City
02:31: Who is Nate Ginsburg?
08:55: The Key to Success for Building and Selling a $1,000,000 Business
11:32: Creating an Incredible Work Environment
16:45: The Future of Amazon
21:53: Nate’s Process of Selling His Business
25:38: What’s Next for Nate Ginsburg?
27:05: What it Takes to Build a 7-Figure Location Independent Business
33:24: Establishing and Maintaining Friendships with Entrepreneurs on a Higher Level
Honorable Mentions:
Pai, Thailand
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pai,_Thailand
Contact Info:
http://www.nateginsburg.com/
Upperlimitventures.com
Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/entrepreneur-house-live-in/id1069958541?mt=2

Sep 13, 2017 • 24min
Ep.261 ~ 28 Year Old Entrepreneur Selling Over $20 Million on Amazon ~ Nathan Hirsch
Current Series:
100 Interviews with 100 Location-Independent
Entrepreneurs that have over $1,000,000 in Annual Revenue
On the show today, we have a 28 year old serial entrepreneur who started out selling books online in his college dorm room. Over a short period of time, he created an Amazon business that sold over $20 million in the marketplace managing over 500,000 products and working with over 1,000 drop shipping suppliers. His name is Nathan Hirsch.
Today we dive into Nathan’s story, how he has created so much success and his current focus, FreeeUp.com. Currently, FreeeUp services over 2,000 online businesses and will hit around $3-4 million this year. Nathan also shares some great tips on building a 7-figure business, hiring remote workers, and discuss the future of Amazon.
“Drop shipping is a lot of quality assurance.” Nathan Hirsch
01:12: Who is Nathan Hirsch?
05:47: Management and Leadership Tips on Running an Online Business with 500,000 Products
09:46: Hiring a Large Team of Remote Workers
11:38: Nathan on Delegation Growth
13:03: Where is Amazon Headed in the Next 5 Years?
14:53: Amazon US vs. Amazon UK
15:54: Key Tips on Building a 7-Figure+ Digital Business?
17:55: What Nathan’s Typical Day is Like
20:17: The Importance of Diversification in Business
Contact Info:
https://freeeup.com/
Mention you heard about FeeeUp on The Entrepreneur House Podcast and get $1 off a worker's hourly rate forever!
Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/entrepreneur-house-live-in/id1069958541?mt=2

Sep 7, 2017 • 32min
Ep.260 ~ Learning From Younger Businesses ~ Peter Moriarty
Current Series:
100 Interviews with 100 Location-Independent
Entrepreneurs that have over $1,000,000 in Annual Revenue
Our world is changing every single day. The advancement in technology and business in the past five years has skyrocketed. Today, guest runs a business that is on the front lines of all the tech, software and business development. His name is Peter Moriarty and he is the founder itGenius.
Peter has been named one of Australia’s Top 10 Entrepreneurs under 30 by Smart Company multiple times. His company works as a partner with Google to take other businesses to the next level by smoothing out their systems, operation and automation.
Today on the show, we will address how Peter grew itGenius to one of Australia's most recognizable businesses, how technology is affecting business today, and what Peter recommends to create a 7-figure location independent business.
“You have to learn from these younger businesses. You have to learn from the Facebooks and the Googles and the Amazons...and start reinventing yourselves.” Peter Moriarty
01:24: Who is Peter Moriarty
08:24: How Peter Became Australia’s Top 10 Entrepreneurs Under 30
10:55: On Creating a True Location Independent Business
14:32: Tools Peter Recommends to Clean Up Operations
19:07: The Future of Tech and Automation
24:39: Why Fear Plays a Role for Peter When Keeping Up with Competition
Honorable Mentions:
Candice Galek
http://theentrepreneurhouse.com/candice-galek/
DialPad
https://www.dialpad.com/
Asana.com
https://asana.com/
Podio
https://podio.com
Trello
https://trello.com/
Slack
https://slack.com/
ZenDesk
https://www.zendesk.com/
GSuite
https://gsuite.google.com/
Contact Info:
www.itgenius.com
itGenius YouTube Page
https://www.youtube.com/user/itGeniusAustralia
Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/entrepreneur-house-live-in/id1069958541?mt=2

Sep 1, 2017 • 37min
Ep.259 ~ 7-Figure Location Independent Struggle and Dissecting Customer Service ~ Philippe Bourdeau
The idea of setting up and running a business seems pretty self explanatory and really simple. You just find a product or service and give it to people. Why then do 90% of businesses fail?
On today’s episode, we welcome Philippe Bourdeau Founder of HammockUniverse.com. Philippe has been selling hammocks online since 2001 and is now based in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Throughout the show Phillippe and I discuss the growth of his business over the past sixteen years. We go in depth about his automation and outsourcing process and towards the end of the show we get into the exact reason why 90% of businesses fail. There is a growth process in entrepreneurship that isn’t talked about enough and most of the time is very difficult to go through. Philippe shares what worked and what didn’t work going through this process, and how he came out on the other end of it with an incredible business and an incredible experience.
“The natural tendency for an entrepreneur is that you think you can do everything yourself. You think you can do everything better yourself.” Philippe Bourdeau
01:33: Philippe’s Online eCommerce Business Hammock Universe
05:57: Selling Hammocks
08:08: After Building a 7-Figure Location Independent Business What Would Philippe Do Differently?
09:23: Phillippe’s Process of Outsourcing
12:16: Automating and Outsourcing Without Compromising Customer Service and Quality
22:17: Would Philippe Duplicate His Business Model?
23:20: The Period of Suffering Entrepreneurs Go Through
26:08: Tips on Life Balance and Keeping a Strong Character While Suffering Through the Entrepreneurship Process
31:20: Why Successful Entrepreneurs Stay in Chiang Mai
32:46: Arriving in Chiang Mai with No Contacts and Building a Power Network
Honorable Mentions:
Essentialism by Greg McKeown
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/18077875-essentialism
Upwork
https://www.upwork.com
Contact Info:
https://www.hammockuniverse.com/
Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/entrepreneur-house-live-in/id1069958541?mt=2

Aug 30, 2017 • 23min
Ep.258 ~ A 7-figure SEO Location-Independent Business in 4 Years ~ Matt Diggity
Show 22 of 100 podcasts with 100 7-Figure Location Independent Entrepreneurs
“Just start tracking everything. Just gather all the data you can in whatever activity you do.” Matt Diggity
Today Matt Diggity joins us to tell us how he built a 7-figure SEO Location Independent business in four years. Matt is the founder of Diggity Marketing a very well respected SEO company that gets their clients ranked ASAP to catapult their business.
On this episode, Matt and I chat about a few things that hit home for location-independent entrepreneurs. We talk about the home-based/travel life balance and Matt shares why he prefers a 60/40 split. Matt digs into the science of building and maintaining a 7-figure business with plenty of travel involved. Lastly, he shares about where SEO is headed and ways that you can manage your SEO to get better results.
“There is no such thing as two identical websites in Google.” Matt Diggity
01:31: Why Matt Loves Chiang Mai?
02:50: Who is Matt Diggity?
06:15: What Diggity Marketing and Lead Spring Offers
09:19: Mastering Tracking and Testing
11:06: Tracking SEO
13:35: The Future of SEO vs. Google
15:39: Will Google Ever Fill Search Results with Only Advertisements?
16:09: What’s the 80/20 of SEO vs Google Ads?
18:07: Balance Work/Travel with a 7-Figure Location-Independent Business
Honorable Mentions:
'The 4-Hour Work Week' by Tim Ferriss
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/368593.The_4_Hour_Workweek
Matt’s SEO Conference
http://diggitymarketing.com/chiang-mai-seo-conference/
Contact Info:
http://diggitymarketing.com/
http://leadspring.org/
http://diggitymarketing.com/chiang-mai-seo-conference/
Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/entrepreneur-house-live-in/id1069958541?mt=2

Aug 28, 2017 • 44min
Ep.257 ~ Over 1000 Events per Year and Creating a Location Independent Life ~ Beri Meric
Could you imagine running a business that has over one thousand events per year? Many entrepreneurs struggle with running one event and have dozens of problems making it profitable. Today’s guest is Beri Meric the founder of Ivy. Ivy is a twenty-thousand member social university that exists in seven cities across the U.S and brings together people that are interested in entrepreneurship, arts, social impact, policy, well-being, science and philosophy.
It was incredible getting into the mind of Beri and understanding how he makes a business like this work. His focus is on change and making a difference, and this is what drives the business. On the show we dig into how Beri and his partner started to grow Ivy. We discuss how the events for Ivy are managed, and talk about how they structure the business in a manageable way. Towards the end of the show Beri shares with us about what he thinks is most important when maintaining a business of this magnitude and how he can still run things from anywhere in the world.
"Don't ask what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive, and go do it. Because what the world needs is people who have come alive." — Quote on Ivy’s Website by Howard Thurman
01:29: Who is Beri Meric
12:22: Growing a Business to 100 Events per Month
17:30: Branding a Business Like This
19:26: Getting People to Join Ivy in the Early Days
27:10: Recognizing Leaders to Add to a Movement
28:20: What Many Entrepreneurs Should Consider When Creating Events
34:31: What Other Tribes/Communities Does Beri Belong To?
38:19: Tips for Building a 7-Figure Events Business and Keeping Your Location-Independence
Honorable Mentions:
Ivy.com
https://www.ivy.com/
‘Self-Made Man’ Podcast with Mike Dillard
https://mikedillard.com/
Contact Info:
https://www.ivy.com/
beri@ivy.com
Ivy TV
http://tv.ivy.com/
Ivy Magazine
http://magazine.ivy.com/
Ivy Podcast
http://tv.ivy.com/podcast/
Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes
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