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host is annoying. He said: "You outlined this and that in the book" then proceeds to not name the book. WTF?

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Great podcast. I also love the book.

"Driven... by artificial intelligence." Are you nuts? Who in their right mind would want to be driven by AI... I think you need a different way to talk about that... AI playing a crucial but subordinate role is not the same thing as being driven by AI... rethink your language.

Mirrors and labels! Great stuff!!

Cody this is great!! Thank you so much!

Great video! Geoff Woods' insights on AI are essential for modern business. His book, “The AI-Driven Leader,” offers valuable guidance. I've learned so much from this episode. Thanks for sharing!

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Great interview! 🙌 Chris Ronzio's insights on building a consistent business culture are so valuable. Excited to read 'The Business Playbook' now! Thanks for sharing this inspiring content! 👍

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One can't help but admire a man who wants to honor the famed African American Tuskeegee pilots by destroying the environment and replacing it with a golf course and a hotels. Because there's nothing African Americans love more than playing golf in Trump country. The cojones it takes to pull that off makes flying missions over Baghdad like a walk on a golf course. Kudos to the good Lt. Colonel, the former Florida Secretary of Environment Protection turned lobbyist, Ryan Matthews and the other fine people associated with that sham foundation. God bless.

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Excellent advice

I really like the thought of value creation As an adult I feel like it would be useful for me too 😅 I’ll definitely get the book

Great podcast with wonderful insight. Keep them coming, please. 😃

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Very helpful! Love & respect from India. 🙏

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Hi, I found your channel while looking for new interviews with Jesse Cole, as I also find him a great inspiration.

Wow, what an eye-opening episode! Dr. Kapp's insights are truly invaluable. It's fascinating to learn about the correlation between physical fitness and business success. Taking care of our health is paramount, and I appreciate the practical tips shared here. Thanks for sharing this important message!

Bo shares some sound advice when presenting. People don't want to hear about you being on journeys to the top of Mt. Everest audience want to hear about the struggle. It's more relatable. So true. Enjoyed your interview Cody.

What a great short interview! Anyone and I mean anyone that deals with customers should listen to the touch points Simon speaks about. One of my favorite takeaways. Send cards and notes not around the Holidays but other times to share that a great touch point with your clients. You will keep them forever when you show you care.

Delightful and entertaining interview with a seasoned professional. Really liked his comment that we are in the midst of a grand experiment. When it comes to being interviewed, always leave a tidbit of advice on a different subject. Often times that leads to an invitation to come back. I like that!

Andy Stanley is an amazing preacher but he is also brilliant in his business acumen. Really enjoyed on of his early comments' • Everything around the organization promotes the business, even down to the parking lot!, Thanks for sharing Cody.

I'm not a financial advisor but I have to tell you, you should listen to Duncan's advice. Seasoned and applicable to any industry, trade you may be in. One of my favorite takeaways: When your business is disrupted embrace it. It's an opportunity to exude positiveness and calm. Everyone has the opportunity to be a fountain of optimism or a drain.

Had the pleasure of listening to Scott at the National Speakers Association. Tremendous talent. Great reminder to work just at hard at retaining our existing clients as to go fishing for others. To often our existing clients are lured away is because we forget about them. Remember how you use to court them in the beginning? Get back to it!

Wow, what an illustrious fellow, not heard of Marc Sparks but great insight he shares. His humble background simple education to create such success is inspiring. Takeaways: Leaders lead by example. • Money is not the most important thing in the world but it is right up there with oxygen. Thanks Cody for an entertaining interview!

Campus Concierge and “Wow” to the experience were great not only for my wife and I but more importantly to our son, alum 2017!

I really appreciated his suggestions of getting Advisors to share a history of Market collapse with their clients. It a fantastic way to show how the Market comes back and that dips here and there, even recession is simply a part of investing. This interview is worth listening too, super advice!

Best takeaway I gleaned from this podcast, •Breakthroughs don’t happen by accident., The choices we make determine the breakthroughs we create. Sound advice from a very talented fellow. Great interview.

Gosh, I took two pages of notes from this incredible interview with Don Yaeger. Amazing insights he shared. • What makes someone go from good to great, " High curiosity, constantly asking questions and reading and learning. The most successful leaders are locked in on service and purpose. Teams must understand why what we do matters! Look forward to following Mr. Yaeger for more advice, Thanks Cody!

. You need community and share some of the challenges you're facing, Oh, too often we simply try to "man up" and do it on our own. If you have great sales skills you can cross over into other industries. My favorite quote Verne shared: Don't stumble over something behind you. Love it, great interview Cody.

I immediately struck a chord with BJ because I cut grass as a kid too! Not liking our circumstances certainly is some of the grounding motivation to come a entrepreneur. No doubt that's why 2020 was the largest single growth in new startups in the country. Great advice and certainly worth listening to his insights!

Chris is one of the best negotiators in the world. I have 2 of his books and implemented it both my career and personal life. These books have accelerated my sales numbers and better my relationships amongst colleagues and family members.

While I'm not a wealth manager, Geoff advice was spot on for any entrepreneur. Focus on the 20% of your to do list that will garner you 80% return. We too often get distracted and giving everything on our to do list the same level of importance. It doesn't work that way, you have to prioritize. Great reminder!

Enjoyed Ben's insights very much, in particularly the Power of Five. It only takes a bit of time, but if you are consistent doing it daily it compounds to a degree that significantly impacts your personal, and professional life and the impact you have for others. Good stuff!

This interview is chalked full of great advice. A couple of take aways for me were, the most under rated characteristic a CEO needs is humbleness. Takes courage to admit that you may not have the answer. Second, we need coaches, a board or advisor to take a look at what we're doing. Tiger Woods has four coaches! He can see his shot but he cannot see the way he swings. Great interview Cody, worth taking in!

Yes, John Maxwell is brilliant! What an insightful one on one with him. I had the pleasure of meeting John when he spoke at High Point University with Nido Qubein. Cody you continue to impress me with your thoughtful questions and sharing the amazing talents of your guest. Truly life changing advice!

Beautiful interview. I admire his candor and shout outs to his inspiration, his mom. To many of us forget the solid foundation they truly were in our lives and the accountability they instilled. Even in my most challenging circumstances I still recall my mom encouraging and saying "Honey, it just takes time.!"

While I'm a professional artist, I'm also a entrepreneur by heart. David's advice about entrepreneurs needing a coach is spot on. Adding a another dimension of talent to your own quiver is jumpstarted by those that have gone before you. Don't believe that you can do it on your own, seek help and be part of a community, I love that advice!

I have to be honest and say that I have never heard of Greg Brenneman until this interview. I thoroughly enjoyed his insights, faith and ability to give poignant simple advice. Particularly the 5 steps to turn around your business and 5 F's for personal growth. The one item that blew me away with a gentleman of this magnitude, is; he does no social media, none. That is remarkable!!!

I've been a fan of Darren Hardy's since he was the editor of Success magazine. One of the most inspiring fellas that tells it like it is. Run from the daily garbage that is promoted on tv and in the news and fill it with the untold inspiration that many make each and every day. One of my favorites parts of this interview was: • You can’t be the same leader today you have to constantly grow, when your employees see you growing they will want to be a part of that too. Thanks for the great insight!

Throughly enjoyed Rory's insight and keen observation of the importance of branding. As a professional artist and keynote speaker projecting one's unique talents is apparent not only in physical reputation but also in physical demonstration. No. 1 point I walked away with was the quote he used by Larry Wingate, “find your uniqueness and exploit it in the service of others” That's powerful. Thanks for sharing great insight Rory and Cody!

I just came across your Podcast after hearing you with my friend Nido Qubein. I'm so impressed that I have decided to go to where it all began and listen and take notes on every person you have interviewed. As a professional artist and keynote speaker you are sharing some amazing insight with us that elevates our game and helps us live with purpose. Thank you!

This is solid gold. Worth listening to at least once a quarter.

Keith is one of the sharpest business speakers. He gives it to you straight, no fluff. No wonder he's not that popular in the main-stream. His stuff hurts, if you're not ready to put your ego aside and really focus on what works. A lot of today's business advice is one big motivational circle-jerk, and Keith stands out like a rock of rationality.