
77 episodes

The Shut Up Show Berni Xiong
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- Business
Inside every episode you’ll hear raw and uncensored conversations with amazing entrepreneurs and thought leaders who bring their best work every day despite being scared shitless. You’ll gain mindset strategies on how to brave through your fears, tactical advice to help you define your “shut up” moment, and impact-driven tips inspiring you to live and work on your own terms.
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Building Something People Care About with Calming Manatee Founder Kurt Elster
Today's guest, who came highly recommended by former guest Nick Loper, really put my robot dancing to shame. And, more importantly, he dropped some serious wisdom about how doing more awesome shit and putting it out into the world has shifted the way he leads and runs his business. Kurt Elster shares with me how one stupid auto-correction error in a text led to an overnight success we call "Calming Manatee." Creative entrepreneurs...this episode is especially for you!
Full show notes: http://theshutupshow.com/ep131 -
Finding What Connects Us and Changing Your World with Nelson de Witt / Roberto Coto
Today's guest has a remarkable story, which is why I couldn't wait to get him on the show. I met Nelson de Witt at MisfitCon in Fargo this past spring where I learned of his story about being separated from his biological family during El Salvador's civil war and how he was reunited with them at the age of 16. Today, Nelson works on entrepreneurial art projects that challenge him to push through fear and express himself creatively while doing meaningful and relevant work that fuels his misfit spirit.
Full show notes at http://theshutupshow.com/ep130 -
Craig McBreen on the Art of Breaking Out and Reigniting Your Life
Today's featured guest, Craig McBreen, talks to us about the art of breaking out. How he moved from a 3,500 sq. ft. home to a 1000, sq. ft. apartment--by choice--to escape the shackles of homeownership and reignite his life as a middle-aged, location-independent traveling vagabond. If you think you're too old to shut up and make shit happen, this episode is especially for you.
Full show notes at http://theshutupshow.com/ep129 -
Making Money In Your Spare Time with Chief Side Hustler Nick Loper
Thanks to my mastermind friend Charlie Poznek, I had the complete pleasure of being formally introduced to Nick Loper, Chief Side Hustler at Side Hustle Nation. Nick is the author of the popular book Work Smarter: 350+ Online Resources Today's Top Entrepreneurs Use to Increase Productivity and Achieve Their Goals.
We had a great conversation about how he built a side hustle to create a risk-averse way to start a business while he was still working full-time. Nick encouraged us to view our entrepreneurial journey as a scientist conducting a lab experiment. Check out our fun-filled conversation to find out what Nick encourages side hustlers to do to build real financial freedom.
Full show notes at http://theshutupshow.com/ep128 -
Getting Up and Out of Your Way with Laura Aiisha Haykel
It's rare to find other young mommy misfitesque entrepreneurs like me who've shared a similar turbulent past...from high school drop out to doing amazing work in the world that uplifts, inspires and empowers other women today. My spiritual doppelganger Laura Aiisha Haykel joins me on today's episode to talk about her journey from leaving home at 16 years old to becoming a soulful coach, speaker, singer and performer. This conversation will get you up and out of your own way.
Full show notes at http://theshutupshow.com/ep127 -
What's the Deal with Ladies in Business? - Featuring Jessica Kupferman
On today's episode I welcome "The Gordon Ramsey to Your Online Kitchen Nightmare" Jessica Kupferman, founder and host of Lady Business Radio. We jam-packed the show today with conversations about being a woman entrepreneur (and we're not only talking about business), the dangers in losing sight of the thing you're good at, and mimicking others instead of honing your voice and craft.
Full show notes at http://theshutupshow.com/ep126