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- Alan Dyck
on Episode 167: Transform Your Life and Energy with Essential Nutrition Tips with Coach Alan Dyck, at 28:16
, primarily it's what we eat. You are what you eat. However corny it sounds, I believe that's the number one factor. Back in the day, like the organic chicken that we get now is probably the chicken that we used to just buy back in the day. But now they can find out they can make so much more money by putting all these extras in it, making it cheaper. Well, people don't have as much money. They're going to get the cheaper one. So I believe it starts with t
- Jacob Ransom
on Episode 184: The Art of Focus: Jacob Ransom’s Secrets to Simplifying Success as an Entrepreneur, at 36:17
Love it. Probably better starting point is Buy Back Your Time by Dan Martell. I've read this three times so far. As you can see here, I've got notes and highlighted all the way through. Ooh, love it. Notes. buy back your times great because it's super actionable. It's like literally go here, hire an
- Tim Waggoner
on Episode 165: Fatherhood & Real Estate: Tim Waggoner’s Journey to Flipping 100 Homes in One Year, at 57:10
yeah, it's a bit of a slow read. I think about halfway through with it, but I really liked that book. And I really liked how he, that's kind of been my, one of my inspirations for the year is that entire idea of buying back your time of, Chris Kiefer Bye, Tim Waggoner finding the people to not make it so you can retire, but make it so you can tackle larger things. Which I think it's very, yeah. So I think those three would be my
Kyle Cooperon Episode 106: A Journey from Service to Motorcycle Adventures, at 42:41
So let's move into our wrap up questions here. This has been super fun. Questions I ask everybody, three book recommendations. Atomic habits would be my number one The Dan Martell book that I just read buy back your time and Then there is a Jocko book. It's a leadership Extreme ownership extreme own
- Chris Moore
on Episode 202: The Truth About Profit, Pricing & Growth in Contracting with Chris Moore, at 43:57
Awesome. Three book recommendations. Yes. So first one, this is my all time favorite entrepreneur roller coaster by Darren Hardy. It's a great overall synopsis of entrepreneurship in each area of business. Another one from my mentor, Dan Martell, buy back your time. If you need to think in terms of
- Mike Gore-Hickman
on Episode 189: Human Touch in a Digital Age: Field Marketing’s Role Amid AI Disruption with Mike Gore-Hickman, at 40:46
And question I ask everybody, this is just for fun. So three book recommendations. I don't know if you remember the ones you gave last time, but I do not. So we'll see how much your book preferences have changed. Sure. So number one, one book that we're recommending right now around the horn is the
- Sam Demma
our relationship and that it was time to look for another Yoda, another person who is steps ahead of me that could pull me closer to the visions and dreams that I was harboring in my head. And I came across Dan's book, Buy Back Your Time. And after reading it, I sent him a DM on Instagram. I also watched multiple YouTube interviews and podcasts of his. And he enrolled me into his world after asking me a ton of questions. But the real connection I made wit
Benji Carlsonon Episode 109: Mastering Mass Persuasion: Unleashing the Power of Marketing, at 4:44
I'm a part of, which is non industry specific, it's just entrepreneurs, real estate people, investors, whatever it's in locally here in Coeur d'Alene called man on a mission. But we had Dan Martel who is the author of buy back your time. Have you heard of that book? Benji Yeah, he lives down the street from here. I'm interviewing him next month. He lives here in Kelowna. I know the book. Yeah. Chris Kiefer That's odd. I should h
- Ian Bishop
on Episode 174: Maximize Sales & Marketing Success: Rev Ops Coach Ian Bishop Shares Key Insights, at 38:13
That's awesome. looking at the time here, I to make sure we have time for the wrap up questions. What are three book recommendations that you have for us? man, number one is probably buy back your time by Dan Martell. Like that book was so revolutionary for me. Like I feel like Dan speaks my languag