The Summit

Adam McChesney, Builders of Authority

Summary: In this episode of the Summit Podcast, host Bob Turner interviews Adam McChesney, founder of Builders of Authority, about his journey in digital marketing and entrepreneurship. They discuss topics such as personal branding, the importance of organic social media, and the challenges of running a marketing agency. Adam emphasizes the need for business owners to focus on their organic social media presence and Google business profiles before investing in other marketing strategies. He also shares his experience of building authority and the impact it has had on his business. Adam encourages entrepreneurs to bet on themselves and raise their personal standards to achieve success.

Tom Reber, The Contractor Fight

Tom Reber, founder of Simplify Painting and The Contractor Fight, shares his experience of starting a painting business as a side hustle. He emphasizes the importance of knowing your numbers, being intentional about marketing, and learning how to sell. Reber also discusses the challenges and lessons he has encountered along the way, including the need to protect your time and the importance of open communication. He also mentions his upcoming book, 'Sell Unafraid.' In this conversation, Tom Reber discusses his upcoming book, his fitness routine, and the Mile High Profit Summit. He emphasizes the importance of listening to your gut and not rushing to release something that doesn't meet your standards. Tom also shares his fitness routine, which includes kettlebell workouts and rest days. He highlights the value of attending the Mile High Profit Summit and the impact it can have on your business. Tom encourages people to define their own success and not compare themselves to others.

Chris Dwyer, Mindset Coach

In this conversation, Bob Turner and Chris Dwyer discuss the importance of empathy and how it can be a superpower. They explore the challenges of dealing with people who don't seem to care or consider others, and how empathy can help in such situations. They emphasize the need for self-awareness and early intervention to prevent negative emotions from building up. They also discuss the role of boundaries and how they can be used to practice empathy. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of understanding and empathizing with others while maintaining personal boundaries. In this conversation, Bob Turner and Christopher Dwyer discuss the topic of conflict and how to navigate it effectively. They explore the concept of stop, drop, and roll, which involves observing, labeling, and moving forward in conflict situations. They also discuss the importance of empathy and engaging with others in a genuine way. The conversation touches on the role of the ego in conflict and the significance of addressing early conflicts in order to overcome conflict aversion. They also delve into the concept of the inner child and how embracing vulnerability and curiosity can lead to personal growth.

Steve Rozenberg, Business Coach, Speaker, Airline Pilot, Entrepreneur

In this conversation, Bob Turner interviews Steve Rosenberg, a successful entrepreneur and coach. Steve shares his journey from being an airline pilot to building a real estate management company and eventually becoming a business coach. He emphasizes the importance of having a solid foundation and systems in place to run a successful business. Steve also discusses the three key aspects of a vital business: monetization, systemization, and duplication. He encourages entrepreneurs to prioritize their health and fitness and create time for self-improvement. In this conversation, Steve Rozenberg shares his personal experience with adversity and loss, specifically the tragic death of his son. He emphasizes the importance of cherishing and creating memories with loved ones, as time is limited. Steve also discusses the significance of giving back and helping others, which led him to establish a nonprofit scholarship foundation in honor of his son. He highlights the value of being transparent, vulnerable, and approachable in leadership roles. Steve's edge is his ability to slow things down and methodically approach challenges, drawing from his training as an airline pilot. He encourages entrepreneurs to embrace failure and remember their initial dreams and motivations. Connect with Steve at: www.Steverozenberg.com @rozenbergsteve (Instagram)

Gary Chupik, Elite Mindset

In this conversation, Bob Turner interviews Gary Chupik from Elite Mindset. They discuss topics such as the challenges of traveling and speaking, the importance of showing up consistently, the value of coaching and mentoring, the significance of knowing your why and who you're doing it for, the need for balance and whole life excellence, and the power of reflection over rumination. Gary also shares his journey from being an ordained minister to becoming a mental performance coach and the creation of his game plan for life. Bob Turner discusses his journey of personal growth and self-discovery, realizing that he still has much to learn and improve upon. He finds fulfillment in helping others and sharing his knowledge and experiences. Turner emphasizes the importance of surrounding oneself with the right people and being intentional about how one shows up in life and in conversations. He also highlights the significance of taking action and making plays to create momentum and achieve success. Turner concludes by encouraging individuals to have a game plan for their lives and to know who they are, what they want, and how badly they want it.

Mike Claudio, WinRate Consulting

Summary:
In this conversation, Bob Turner interviews Mike Claudio from WinRate Consulting. They discuss various topics including self-coaching, parenting, setting boundaries, and managing relationships. Mike emphasizes the importance of having a supportive spouse and being open and honest with them. He also talks about the power of self-awareness and self-coaching to overcome challenges and maintain a positive mindset. Mike shares his approach to parenting and how he teaches his children about responsibility and respect. He also discusses the importance of surrounding oneself with people who align with their values and removing negative influences from their life. In this conversation, Mike Claudio and Bob Turner discuss the lessons they learned from sports and how it has helped them in business. They emphasize the importance of showing up even after a loss and doing everything you can to succeed. They also talk about the significance of being honest about what you don't know and being confident in your beliefs. Mike shares his plans for the future, including getting into fractional CEO equity plays. Overall, the conversation highlights the importance of resilience, integrity, and continuous growth. 

Abbey Hagan, Abbey's Appetite

Summary
Abbey Hagen, a foodie from Dallas, Texas, shares her journey as a food blogger and content creator. She started her blog, Abbey's Appetite, in college as a way to document her cooking and eating experiences. Over the years, she has grown her platform and now focuses on creating reels and engaging with restaurants and brands. While she hopes to monetize her passion in the future, she also enjoys keeping it as a fun hobby. Abbey emphasizes the importance of staying positive, not comparing oneself to others, and finding joy in the present moment.
Keywords
food blogger, content creator, social media, monetization, positivity, passion, comparison, enjoyment Takeaways Starting a blog or social media platform can be a fun way to document and share your passions. Engaging with restaurants and brands can lead to partnerships and opportunities for monetization. Staying positive and not comparing oneself to others is key to enjoying the journey. Finding joy in the present moment and having fun with your passion is more important than achieving a specific end goal.
Sound Bites "Life is just too short, have so much fun." "Just start. If someone thinks it's weird, that says a lot more about them than it does about you." "Love life truly and have so much fun while I'm here."

Michelle Reinglass, Author, Speaker, Lawyer & Mediator

Summary:
Michelle Reinglass, a former litigator turned mediator, discusses topics such as balance, running marathons, and the parallels between being a trial lawyer and a marathoner. She emphasizes that balance is not about having everything in perfect equilibrium, but rather about being in a state of flow and alignment with what matters most. Michelle shares her personal journey of finding balance and how running marathons helped her overcome body image issues. She also highlights the importance of preparation and mental toughness in both marathon running and trial lawyering. Michelle's edge is her burning desire to help others and uplift them, which she does through coaching and empowering women. Michelle Reinglass discusses the importance of gratitude and mindset in maintaining mental health and overcoming challenges. She shares her personal experience with autoimmune diagnoses and the need for balance and self-care. Reinglass also highlights the four M's of her morning rituals: mindset, meditation, momentum, and movement. She offers advice for aspiring authors and reveals her bucket list goal of giving a TED talk.

Chris Olson, Entrepreneur, First Responder, Endurance Athlete

In this conversation, Bob Turner interviews Chris Olson, a paramedic firefighter who recently lost 60 pounds. They discuss Chris's journey to weight loss, his motivation and discipline, and the lifestyle changes he made to achieve his goals. Chris emphasizes the importance of setting clear goals, making small incremental changes, and finding a strong why. He also shares his strategies for maintaining healthy habits while working long shifts and managing a busy schedule. Chris's story serves as inspiration for anyone looking to make positive changes in their life.

Emily Esposito, EM-Powerment

Summary:
Emily Esposito, a former basketball player, shares her journey from playing at Villanova to transferring to Boston University and eventually finding her passion for Em-Powerment. She started writing blogs about her experiences as an athlete and received positive feedback, which led her to explore ways to help others. Emily emphasizes the importance of knowing oneself, setting standards, and embracing both strengths and weaknesses. She now focuses on coaching, mindset training, and being a support system for young athletes. Emily's goal is to empower athletes to find their identity beyond their sport. In this conversation, Emily Esposito discusses her work with EM-Powerment, a resource for athletes to connect and transition out of their athletic careers. She emphasizes the importance of showing up authentically and bringing all aspects of oneself to every situation. Emily shares her vision for Empowerment, including creating scholarships, mentoring sessions, and modules for college coaches to learn about mental health. She also talks about the excitement of watching the NCAA women's basketball tournament and rooting for teams like South Carolina and UConn.
Takeaways:
Emily Esposito shares her journey as a basketball player and her decision to transfer from Villanova to Boston University. She discovered her passion for empowerment through writing blogs about her experiences as an athlete. Emily emphasizes the importance of knowing oneself, setting standards, and embracing strengths and weaknesses. She now focuses on coaching, mindset training, and being a support system for young athletes. Emily's goal is to empower athletes to find their identity beyond their sport. Show up authentically and bring all aspects of yourself to every situation. Starting before you have all the answers can lead to the most impactful and transformative experiences. Helping others and giving purpose to your pain can make the world a better place. The NCAA women's basketball tournament is exciting to watch, and there are many talented teams and players to root for.
https://www.emilyespositoempowerment.com