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“I’ve generated almost 88 billion views on YouTube. A billion of them was just dumb luck, but the rest was using the formula that I teach,” says Derral Eves. He’s worked with companies like Nintendo, Red Bull, Google, and Adobe and mentors MrBeast, now the highest-earning YouTuber in the world. Derral talks with Tristan about his formula for success, as well as the YouTube AI, his obsession with livestreams, understanding analytics, and the importance of storytelling. 

Check out Derral’s YouTube channel at youtube.com/@derraleves and his website at derraleves.com. His book is called The YouTube Formula. More info about his 12 week course can be found at channeljumpstart.com/success. 
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At only 19 years old, Dan Fleyshman had made $9.5 million and was the youngest founder ever of a publicly traded company. He’s an angel investor of 43 companies and hosts events all over, with celebrities like Kris Jenner and Mark Wahlberg. But he’s also incredibly passionate about his charity work; currently he’s involved with the world’s largest toy drive and the Model Citizen Fund, which provides backpacks to homeless people with 150 items inside.

Today he’s sharing his top three ways to market your brand, including how to effectively use influencer marketing, as well as his thoughts on angel investing, charity work, and being a power couple. 

 

Learn more about Dan and his work at victoryceo.com, follow him on Instagram @danfleyshman and at linkedin.com/in/victoryceo.

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For actor and filmmaker Cristo Fernandez football is life. He started playing professionally at 15 but when injuries put him off course, he made a big move from his hometown in Mexico to London, UK, to study, make films, and act. 

He talks with Erin about creating his own opportunities, to landing his big part on Ted Lasso, and how the role was developed by and for him. Plus creating his own production company with his sister and developing films in Mexico. 

Follow Cristo on Instagram @cristofernandez.mx. His production company is Espectro Mx Films:  facebook.com/espectromxfilms. 
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Stress is a normal and inevitable part of life. But it’s also incredibly damaging to our minds and bodies. After being a single parent for nine years, Karen has developed healthy habits for dealing with stress. Today she talks about managing stress levels before you become overwhelmed by recentering yourself, learning to embrace change and daily disruptions, normalizing rest, and being more mindful. 

 

Karen recommends “How to Meditate: A simple 30-day program for everyone” by Jeff Warren on the Calm app:

https://www.calm.com/app/program/mVcvqWcR8C
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Talk about paying off debt may not be romantic. Money is the leading cause of divorce and separation in the USA. But money and marriage are one of Kiersten and Julien’s favorite topics, it’s woven into their everyday dialogue. Today they’re leading you through their core financial values to guide your thinking, as well as the three obstacles that get in the way of couples achieving their goals.

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Entrepreneurship has a longer history than you may think. Derek Lidow, a Princeton University professor, has found evidence of entrepreneurship from 9,000 years ago – a mini workshop used by hunter-gatherers to produce beads and pendants for trade. In 4000 BC, there was a Silicon Valley-like village that produced copper tools. 

This week, he discusses the fascinating history of entrepreneurship, as well as how entrepreneurs work collectively in swarms, simplifying control, building bedrock companies, and taking responsibility for the negative consequences of innovation.

Learn more about Derek at dereklidow.com and follow him at linkedin.com/in/dereklidow. His newly released book is The Entrepreneurs: The Relentless Quest for Value, also check out Building on Bedrock. 
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