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The Millennial Mastermind Podcast

If you are an entrepreneurial millennial looking for tools, tactics, and inspiration to take your business and your life to the next level, this is the show for you. Brad Mulvey created this podcast as a student of life, looking to build a foundation of knowledge that would support the dreams of his audience and himself. In Napoleon Hill’s timeless classic Think and Grow Rich, he defines a mastermind group as, "the Coordination of knowledge and effort between two or more people, for the attainment of a definite purpose." In this podcast, that coordination is created between you, our amazing guests, and Brad. Our definite purpose is achieving extraordinary results in your business and in your life. Welcome to the Millennial Mastermind. Following mentorship from trailblazers like Tim Ferris, Tony Robbins, Zig Ziglar, Grant Cardone, John Lee Dumas, Pat Flynn, Gary Vaynerchuk, Lewis Howes, Simon Sinek, Geoff Woods, and more!
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Aug 28, 2017
How do you retire by age 40?  Tim Rhode is the perfect guest to answer that question, as he was able to do just that and fulfill his dream of becoming a ski bum for the next 10 years.  He was also able to do this after working as a grocery clerk until age 25.
 
Tim has now gone on to found 1 Life Fully Lived, a non-profit with the mission to have 10 million people create their best lives possible, and co-found Gobundance, a tribe for healthy, wealthy and generous men.  
 
In this episode, Tim shares his strategies to quickly reach the financial success required to walk away from work at a young age.
 
Links/Resources: 
Aug 21, 2017
One of the biggest challenges with achieving success is picking the right projects to go after.  No matter how hard you work, you can be spinning your wheels if your effort is put forth towards the wrong opportunity.  
 
John David Mann has a track record of picking the RIGHT opportunities.  And in this episode, he shares how he selects projects, how he decides to turn the wrong projects down, and how to overcome challenges that come up in the process.
 
John has been a concert cellist, award-winning composer, high school founder, educator, publisher, entrepreneur, marketer, public speaker, and event master of ceremonies. John has coauthored two dozen books, including seven New York Times and national bestsellers. His books have sold more than 2 million copies, including the bestselling classic The Go-Giver with co-author Bob Burg, who was one of my first guests way back on episode 5. His latest, coming this fall, is his self-published culinary parable, THE RECIPE: A Story of Loss, Love, and the Ingredients of Greatness.
 
Links mentioned in this episode:
Aug 14, 2017
Alex Charfen is an entrepreneur in every sense of the word.  He's founded and operated a number of businesses, written books, spoken to audiences around the world, led high powered mastermind groups, and much more.
 
Alex has identified that some of history's most accomplished individuals, such as Einstein, Picasso, Oprah, and Edison, have unique commonalities.  He has defined these similarities as the Entrepreneurial Personality Type (EPT).  In this episode, we dive into EPT, the other 3 personality types that exist, Alex's epic morning routine, and how you can accomplish amazing feats like some of history's top performers.
 
Please enjoy this incredible episode!
 
Links:
 
Aug 7, 2017
Miles Beckler is an entrepreneur, digital marketing influencer, outdoors enthusiast, and the master of his own lifestyle.  The term "freedom" means everything to Miles and his wife Melanie.  After founding a lifestyle business that allowed them to quit their day jobs, they decided to shift to a minimalist lifestyle and travel the world.  4 years later, they are still traveling, kicking ass in business, and teaching others how it can be done.
 
In this episode, we discuss:
  • Lifestyle businesses
  • The minimalist lifestyle
  • Going deep on one business (ignoring shiny objects)
  • How to outsource pieces of your business
  • Where to start
  • Growing your audience
 
I walked away from this conversation feeling totally invigorated, and know you guys will too!
 
For more about Miles, check out these links mentioned in the show:
 
Miles' keyword research video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_FfdjNOgpQ
Blog: http://www.milesbeckler.com
Upwork.com - Outsourcing tool 
Onlinejobs.ph - Filipino job board
 
 
 
To find all of The Millennial Mastermind's episodes and show notes, check out www.millennialmm.com/podcast
Jul 31, 2017
Nick Kullin is the Founder and CEO of Second Flight Consultancy, a business development marketing agency focused on digital marketing.  Nick was recently listed as #4 on Entrepreneur's "27 CEO’s under 27" list.  Oh yeah, and he never went to college.  
 
Nick's "never quit" mentality encapsulates the Millennial Mastermind spirit.  Throughout his journey, he has faced and overcome challenges that would stop most young people in their tracks.
 
In this episode, Nick shares what he has learned through his life's trials, and how these lessons have enabled his success in business.  The takeaways from this episode will give you a framework to achieve your own success in your business and life!
 
Links:
@NickKullin Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nickkullin/
@NickKullin Twitter - http://secondflightconsultancy.com/
Schedule meeting with Nick - meetme.so/nickkullin
http://secondflightconsultancy.com/
 
 
You can check out all the Millennial Mastermind Podcast episodes and show notes at millennialmm.com/podcast
Jul 10, 2017
Javier Montes is an author, entrepreneur, and renowned millennial expert.  His book, Millennial Workforce: Cracking the Code to Generation Y in Your Company, uncovers how organizations can successfully attract, manage, and retain millennials.
 
In today's episode, we discuss how millennials can close the generational "communication gap" and thrive in today's economy.  
 
Learn more about Javier at:
www.meetjavier.com
https://www.facebook.com/MeetJavier
https://www.instagram.com/MeetJavier/
Javier's book on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MZI4Y13/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1
 
Check out all episodes of The Millennial Mastermind Podcast at millennialmm.com/podcast.
Jun 26, 2017
Keith Ferrazzi is the New York Times Best Selling Author of Never Eat Alone and Who's Got Your Back.
 
Keith grew up as the son of a lower-class factory worker and cleaning lady in Pittsburgh.  With the help of the relationships he forged along the way, he managed to get into Yale, and later, Harvard Business School.  Again on the back of key relationships, he worked his way up in Deloitte from an entry-level analyst to the Chief Marketing Officer before the age of 30.  At age 32, he was hired by Starwood Hotels (a Fortune 500 company) as their CMO. In 2000, he left Starwood to found YaYa Media, an entertainment and marketing company, which he sold to an investment company in 2003.  He currently sits as the CEO of Ferrazzi Greenlight.
 
Keith is considered one of the world's foremost experts in networking and relationship building.  In my conversation with Kieth, he distinguishes the two.  Where networking typically comes across as a transactional activity that is a necessary evil, Keith focuses on relationship building.  Keith explains that from a collection of thriving relationships will come a world class network.
 
To build these thriving relationships, Keith explains that we need to first start with gratitude to open the door for a future relationship.  Once you've expressed your gratitude to that person and aligned yourself with their mission, lean on research and thoughtfulness to figure out how you can be of service.  The more service you give, the stronger the relationship will grow.
 
Keith also offers us an actual game plan to build a network of amazing relationships.  He calls this the Relationship Action Plan.  In summary:
  • Focus - What are your goals?
  • Target - Write down names of individuals who are critical to what you are trying to achieve.
  • Define - What you can do for them?
  • Outreach - Come up with a cadence for reaching out to these individuals.
  • Align - Develop a network of individuals who will help you connect with others.  These "lifeline relationships" are those who are going to share their network richly with you, and vise-versa.
  • Renew - Your goals change, therefore your network needs to stay up to date.
 
Let me know your best tips for building relationships in the comments or in a review on iTunes.
 
Check out the full episode at MillennialMM.com/KeithFerrazzi to hear more about how you can build amazing relationships, and therefore a thriving network.
 
Text "KEITH" to 66866 for more amazing wisdom from Keith in his email newsletter.
 
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Jun 19, 2017
Have you ever caught yourself daydreaming about quitting your job and jetting off to explore another part of the world?  If so, you certainly aren't alone.  You also aren't alone if you've had that thought, but never followed up on it.  Perhaps the next day, you find yourself in the same job, with the same daydreams.
 
Today's guest had that same daydream but didn't take the conventional route of dismissing it as wishful thinking.  Rather, he took action and pursued the dream most of us forgo. 
 
Elisha Shannon didn't let a "great" job at Apple stand in the way of his dreams.  Instead, he quit his job, peaced out to Europe, and started a YouTube channel that would ultimately present opportunities he never thought possible.  Did I mention he did this all in under a year?  
 
Listen to the full episode to hear how this all came to be, and how you can transform your life to match your dreams.
 
What daydreams are you writing off?  Let's see if we can't turn those dreams into reality.
 
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Jun 12, 2017
How can I really use LinkedIn to grow my network or business?
 
If you're anything like me, you've pondered that question before.  Many of us create LinkedIn profiles in college with the hope that it might help us land an internship or job after graduation.  We connect with all of our friends, colleagues, and business connections.  Maybe we've even used it as a tool to try to find potential customers or individuals we want to add to our network.  
 
But with 500 million users, doesn't it seem like there are better ways to take advantage of this professional platform?  To answer that questions, I invited Jimena Cortes onto the show.  Jimena is a marketing consultant specializing in LinkedIn lead generation. She is a published author, international speaker, entrepreneur and the founder of Wizard Media and Linked Blueprint.  Jimena has taught over 4,000 people worldwide how she gets multi-million dollar companies as her clients by using LinkedIn.  She has been mentioned on Inc.com, Entrepreneur.com, and Forbes to name a few.
 
In this episode, we discuss:
  • How companies can take advantage of LinkedIn
  • How individuals can leverage LinkedIn
  • How to connect with high-level contacts on the platform
  • The most common mistakes people make on LinkedIn
  • And more about how to utilize the social media giant to its fullest potential
 
Learn more about Jimena at JimenaCortes.com.
May 22, 2017
QuHarrison Terry is a serial entrepreneur and self-starter. He is the Co-founder and President of VNM USA, a full-service ad agency that he has run since 2013, the Marketing Director for Redox, a healthcare tech company, and Co-founder and CEO of 23VIVI, an online digital marketplace. QuHarrison has was listed in Madison’s 40 under 40 and was named one of LinkedIn's Top Voices in Technology.
 
Oh yeah... and he managed to accomplish all of these feats by AGE 21!
 
To say that QuHarrison is a millennial mastermind and inspiration would be a serious understatement.  In this episode, we discuss:
  • How he reached such success by 21
  • Building an audience
  • Strategies for creating content
  • How to stay motivated
  • And much more... 
 
Links:
QuickTheories.com
QuHarrison.com
LinkedIn Articles
May 15, 2017
This week's guest is out of this world... literally.  She's been to space!  
 
Today we're talking about leadership, the future, and overcoming obstacles with Dr. Janet Kavandi, the Director of NASA's John H. Glenn Research Center.  Prior to her role at the Glenn Research Center, Dr. Kavandi was the Director of Flight Crew Operations at the NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.  She was selected as a NASA astronaut in December 1994 as a member of the fifteenth class of U.S. astronauts.  She is a veteran of three space flights where she logged more than 33 days in space, traveling more than 13.1 million miles in 535 Earth orbits.
 
HOLY SMOKES!!!
 
I had an absolute blast nerding out over space travel and the future of our planet, and I hope you do too.  
 
To learn more about NASA and the amazing research Dr. Kavandi's team is conducting, head over to nasa.gov.
 
Dr. Kavandi's NASA Bio: https://www.nasa.gov/content/biography-janet-l-kavandi-dr
 
 
 
Photo Credit: Gus Chan / The Plain Dealer
May 8, 2017

Mike Belsito is a lot of things.  He is the co-founder of Product Collective, co-organizer of a conference called Industry, founder of eFuneral, author of Startup Seed Funding for the Rest of Us: How to Raise $1 Million For Your Startup - Even Outside of Silicon Valley, and co-host of the podcast Rocketship.fm.

 
This episode is not my standard Q&A format. After a friendly introduction from a mutual connection, I asked Mike to grab a coffee.  Being a podcaster himself, and comfortable in front of a mic, I asked if he would mind if I throw my recorder on the table.  This episode is the resulting coffee date.
 
Links:
productcollective.com
@belsito on Twitter - https://twitter.com/belsito?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor
Mike's book - https://www.amazon.com/Startup-Seed-Funding-Rest-Us/dp/0692391444/ref=la_B00UELF5M8_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1494201029&sr=1-1
May 1, 2017
From the NFL's Green Bay Packers, I'm joined today by linebacker and special teams extraordinaire, Jayrone Elliot.
 
Back in 2014 when Jayrone entered the NFL draft, things did not go the way he had expected... at all.  When all was said and done, his name was never called.  He went undrafted.  But that minor setback didn't stop this determined and hardworking young player.  In his own words, "Don't let anyone write your story.  You're the author of your own book."
 
Jayrone not only battled for a spot, but even led the NFL in sacks that pre-season.  His story is pretty remarkable, but even more impressive is his mindset and focus.  
Apr 24, 2017
Nick Zolfo is the Co-Host of the new and amazing podcast, Catching Z's: The Millennials Guide to Mindfulness.
 
In today's episode, Nick and I take a deep dive into meditation and mindfulness.  We take a look at these topics from a very practical perspective.  We talk through the benefits of meditation, the science behind it, how to get started, some awesome resources available, and much more.
 
Please enjoy this zenful and mindful jam sesh with Nick Zolfo.
 
Links:
Catching Z's: The Millennials Guide to Mindfulness on:
iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/catching-zs-the-millenials-guide-to-mindfulness/id1223794557?mt=2
Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/user-211776053-439483955/catching-zs-episode-004-brad-mulvey-from-the-millennial-mastermind-podcast
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CatchingZZs/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/Catching_ZZs
Apr 18, 2017
Junk.  Our lives are full of it.  Between the useless stuff cluttering our homes, the onslaught of digital rubbish we face on social media, and the mental baggage that weighs us down, we are constantly surrounded by the many different faces of junk.
 
Enter Ruth Soukup.  Ruth is a blogger, speaker, entrepreneur, professional encourager, & New York Times bestselling author.  Her books include Living Well Spending Less, Unstuffed: Decluttering Your Home, Mind and Soul, and 31 Days to a Clutter Free Life. 
 
Simply put, she is the foremost expert when it comes to getting rid of junk.  And in today's episode, she teaches us how to do just that.
 
To learn more about Ruth, check out the links below:
Apr 12, 2017

SMART Goals:

Specific
Measurable 
Attainable
Relevant
Timely

Apr 10, 2017
In today's culture, we rarely hear about how to deal with our feelings. And if you're a man, it's practically considered to be a show of weakness. That is why today's episode is a breath of fresh air.
 
Yigal Adato is a leadership expert, speaker, executive coach to business owners, the Founder of Leaderato, and the Host of the new show Small Business Big Leaders. We chat about the why millennials need to express their emotions and how they can do that. Yigal also shares his 3 Pillars of Leadership.
 
If you're picking up what Yigal is throwing down, check him out at:
Apr 3, 2017
Aaron Walker's 35 years of entrepreneurship have given him an incredible perspective on life and business.  In this episode, we chat about overcoming difficult situations, the value of mastermind groups, the importance of building relationships, and much more.
 
To check out Aaron's new book, View From the Top, at viewfromthetop.com/book.
 
Enjoy!
 
Mar 29, 2017
Today I introduce Mulvey's Hierarchy of Success.  Learn how mental and physical health play a key role in your success.
Mar 27, 2017
Siphiwe Baleka is, amongst other things, a Yale grad and world class swimmer turned world traveler and vagabond, turned truck driver, turned fitness visionary and guru.  And that doesn't even scratch the surface.  Siphiwe's new book, 4-Minute Fit, is geared not only for those who drive eighteen-wheelers, but also for anyone who travels for work, has a job that involves a lot of sitting, or doesn’t think they have enough time to exercise and eat better.
 
And while fitness is Baleka's bread and butter, we cover a wide range of topics in this enlightening conversation.  We chat about fitness, listening to your inner voice, conquering your fears, and much more.
 
To learn more about Siphiwe and his new book, you can check out the following links:

Enjoy!

Mar 22, 2017

What to do when feeling overwhelmed.

Mar 20, 2017
Neil O'Keefe is the Senior Vice President of CRM & Member Engagement at the Data & Marketing Association (DMA).  On this episode, we take a deep look into today's marketing trends and tomorrow's possibilities.  With virtual and augmented reality upon us, and AI peaking around the corner, the marketing industry is poised to lead the charge with these new technologies.
 
Whether you're a marketing pro or an advertising novice, this episode is sure to spark your curiosity for what the future holds.
 
Links:
Mar 15, 2017

Inspired by Darren Hardy's classic book, The Compound Effect.

Mar 13, 2017
Matt Miller is the Founder and CEO of School Spirit Vending.  After retiring from the Air Force, Matt found himself in a financial hole and struggling to support his family.  It was precisely when his financial challenges seemed insurmountable that he discovered an unlikely opportunity to turn everything around.  In this episode, Matt shows me how he built a franchise business and shares what he learned along the way.
 
To learn more about School Spirit Vending, download Matt's free ebook at ssvbusiness.com/mm.
 
Enjoy!
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