Julia Panchkowry was a preschool teacher in London who was who ended up starting a vegan dessert cafe in one of the most elite malls in Bangkok, Thailand. Her story is wild and fascinating. Listen to Julia’s journey of becoming a self made entrepreneur who followed her instinct and is making a name for herself and her brand.Follow Julia Panchkowry on Instagram at the.banana.warrior.Check out her website at: https://www.thebananawarrior.comSupport the Show.

On this episode of The Marketing Stack podcast, I talk to Instagram expert Molly Cahill. Molly teaches holistic wellness pros how to leverage Instagram for business growth in less time without obsessing over likes comments and follows.We talk about how important it is for marketers to have an audience online, how Instagram's announcement of being a video-first platform has impacted her clients,  the importance of search and a whole lot more.Check out Molly's Reels Training + 101 Prompts for health and wellness pros at https://Mollycahill.com/reelsFollow her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/mollyacahill/Support the Show.

In this episode, I talk with the CEO and founder of Peerboard, Mikhail Larionov and Tarek Mehio (Business Development & Customer Success at Peerbaord).We talk about the evolution of communities, why they are so important for your business, and how you can easily create a community right within your existing Thinkific courses.Mikhail Larionov past roles ranged from Engineering and Product Management, starting with game development at my own company, and at Disney Interactive as a Product Lead. I helped launch early Commerce on Facebook Messenger, and led the Messenger platform from inception to public launch at F8 2016 and later to v2.3.In 2019 he founded PeerBoard to build a plug-and-play community platform - with a goal to give businesses and brands a community space that's easy to integrate, pleasant to use, and promotes knowledge sharing and community help.Tarek Mehio is a Customer Success and Business Development lead at PeerBoard with a background in tech sales and finance.Check out Peerboard.com to get your community started for free.Follow Mikhail Larionov on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vernon99/Support the Show.

Kitsten Graham and Jeanne Wilson from Six Figure Business Coaching talk to me about outsourcing work to the Philippines. We talk about some of the challenges and struggles that may come up when outsourcing and how to avoid making common mistakes when hiring team members overseas.Grab their free guide "How To Double Your Income With A Marketing Virtual Assistant (Even On A Tight Budget!)" here: https://outsourcingforbosses.comBook Mentioned: "The 4-Hour Workweek" by Tim FerrissSupport the Show.

 If you have ever felt like you are meant to be someone else, live somewhere else and even date the opposite gender then you need to listen to Heather Vickery's story. In this episode of The Marketing Stack Podcast, Heather tells her brave story of the changes she made in her life and business and shares a method to deal with change that will shock you. In this episode we cover:The THE CHALLENGER Enneagram Type EightThe Brave Method by Heather Vickery - https://vickeryandco.com/intentionally-brave-entrepreneurs/Join the Brave On Purpose Collective hosted by Heather Vickery: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BraveOnPurposeBuy Heather's new Book "F*CK FEARLESS: Making The Brave Leap"Create And Market Your Online CoursesThinkific’s all-in-one platform makes it easy to deliver an exceptional learning experience.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the Show.

Andrew Barry and I talk about his experience with Cohort Based Courses (CBC's). In his opinion we are at the start of the CBC gold rush. People are craving human connection, and this format of teaching gives students more than just education, they get community as well. He answers one of the most searched questions, how to get started with a cohort based course. It was one of my best interviews. Enjoy.Join the Curious Lion NewsletterFollow Andrew on TwitterTools mentioned on this episode:TryVirtuallyClickTo.Zoom.usRoam ResearchReadwiseSupport the Show.

When it comes to your business, unfortunately, there is no one tool that rules them all. And in this episode of The Marketing Stack podcast, Burhaan talks to Dan Mcgaw, the CEO and founder of Mcgaw.io and author of the book Build Cool Shit. We talk about how things have changed in the MarTech (marketing and technology) space, where the future of technology is and how to select the right tools for your business. Dan lays out a framework for selecting these tools in a very easy and simple process. Enjoy the episode.Text the word MarTech to +1 415 915 9011 to get a free copy of Dan's Book, Build Cool ShitSupport the Show.

When it comes to course sales, Tom Libelt has a ton of experience. His process for selecting clients, working out why their courses are not selling and then creating a roadmap is great. In this episode, we discuss how the online course market has grown since the start of the pandemic and walkthrough the correct approach to verify if your course is going to sell.Support the Show.

Owning a private practice is incredible challenging in the start. Often, people make the mistake that starting a private practice is as easy as just getting more clients or patients and expanding the team is easy. The reality is that starting a business is a skill that needs to be developed and learned. Even if you have had a mentor or elder figure teaching you business, running your own business can be challenging. Sachin Patel talk about some of his challenges and his mission to help private practice owners develop their systems and processes to enable a better life for our patients.Support the Show.

In a world where most people are chasing immediate, instant results, it is too easy to miss the opportunities which are always in plain sight. These opportunities require patience, laying one brick at a time, putting in effort over many many years to reap rewards in slow and stead increments. These opportunities are not the kind that people rush to, because they are not attractive or do not have an instant hit of fame or fortune.Support the Show.