Development Through The Noise Chris Webb

The many trials and challenges of life can make you feel like you are losing control. Our guest, however, reminds us that you can take back your life and get it back on track. Retail automotive industry expert David Spisak joins Chris Webb in a conversation that answers the question: What do I do when I feel like losing control? David traces his life journey, from troubled teen to military service, to successful car dealer, family man, businessman, and CEO. Along the way, he shares insights on what he learned on this journey.

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The harsh truth of the world ever since time immemorial is that society hates weak men. It is always the concept of survival of the fittest. For Edward Zia, there is no one else to deal better with this predicament than ourselves. Sitting down with Chris Webb, the international master coach discusses how his eyes were opened to this undeniable truth throughout his complex life. He looks back to his experiences in a prison-like foster care system, being physically bullied as a child, and dealing with PTSD. Chris explains why society will always turn a blind eye to the most struggling people and how to take advantage of that complication to achieve bigger things. He even touches upon the contribution of feminism in shedding light on this topic and acknowledges the huge work still needed to defeat man-haters.

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What makes good and effective business leadership? Is it found in your engaging marketing strategies, enticing offers, or mesmerizing promotional items? For Martin Mayorga, only two things must be considered for this: keeping an authentic self and valuing your people no matter what. Joining Chris Webb, he shares the story of how his rough life in Latin America proved to be useful in building his values and motivation to become the successful CEO and founder of Mayorga Organics, LLC. He emphasizes how money-making strategies will only work best if business owners always align with their genuine goals and take care of their employees, even on a personal level. Martin also talks about his incredible feat of avoiding laying off people in his business despite the risks and challenges posed by COVID-19.

"Kintsugi" means "golden repair." It's a Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by using golden lacquer to mend the broken pieces together. Chris Webb's guest is Terrance McMahon, the inspirational author of SuperHero Self: How to Recover From Anything and Recreate Yourself. In this episode, Terrance shares his journey from being a CEO with a seven-figure income to being labeled an alcoholic and put on a liver transplant waiting list at the very bottom where the alcoholics go. Terrance eventually became the recipient of a life-saving liver transplant, and his experiences catapulted him to recreating himself into who he is today. Tune in as Chris and Terrance discuss why you should celebrate your scars like the gold lining of Kintsugi, why you should be transparent, and how the R-factor-4 can help you recreate yourself. 

COVID-19 put the world on a halt and we continue to struggle with it today. Despite the challenges, it also opened up a lot of opportunities, and an entrepreneur's key to success in this pandemic is taking advantage of these wins. Chris Webb sits down with Louis David Spagnuolo, CEO of Illuminati Trust, LLC, to talk about leveraging the convenience of remote setup in business scaling, building resilience in these challenging times, and the right way to live with negativity all around you. He also shares his secrets on managing his team and finding that straight path towards success. From keeping business processes simple, focusing even on your smallest dreams, to appreciating even your greatest failures, Louis unravels the most important pointers every modern business owner must take to heart.