Awesomers.com
A podcast by Awesomers.com
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292 Episodes
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EP 52 - Trent Dyrsmid - Built to Scale: How Systems Drive Business Growth
Published: 21/09/2018 -
EP 51 - Taz Ahsan - Balancing a Successful Amazon Business and a Day Job
Published: 20/09/2018 -
EP 50 - Simms Jenkins - Email Marketing Should be the Cornerstone of your Digital Marketing Strategy
Published: 19/09/2018 -
EP 49 - Mitch Russo - The Powerful Benefits of Having an Accountability Partner
Published: 18/09/2018 -
EP 48 - Jason Berkowitz - SEO is Not Dead: Why SEO is Still a Crucial Part of Digital Marketing
Published: 17/09/2018 -
EP 47 - Jay Kali - Have a Healthy Well Balanced Life as an Awesomer
Published: 16/09/2018 -
EP 46 - Michael Pinkowski - Good to Great Book Review
Published: 15/09/2018 -
EP 45 - Andy Slamans - Expert Insights on Strengthening and Scaling Your eCommerce Business
Published: 14/09/2018 -
EP 44 - Jamie Birch - Using Affiliate Marketing to Influence Consumers Worldwide
Published: 13/09/2018 -
EP 43 - Tom Jackobs - Story Telling: Making an Emotional Connection that Transcends Sales Process
Published: 12/09/2018 -
EP 42 - Andy Paul - Having the Right People to Build Relationships
Published: 11/09/2018 -
EP 41 - Regina Perterburgski - Building Brands with 13 Secrets of Amazon Entrepreneurs
Published: 10/09/2018 -
EP 40 - Frazer Rice - Wealth Actually Book Intro: The Importance of Working with Financial Experts
Published: 9/09/2018 -
EP 39 - Steve Simonson - The Power of the “Dear John Letter” in Making Your Voice Heard by Amazon
Published: 9/09/2018 -
EP 38 - Liran Hirschkorn - Why Personal Development is Intellectual Equity
Published: 8/09/2018 -
EP 37 - Steve Simonson - Steve Answers Live Questions from The Awesomer Army of Listeners
Published: 6/09/2018 -
EP 36 - Mario Porreca - The Importance of Mindset Transformation
Published: 5/09/2018 -
EP 35 - Karl Kronenberger - Trademarks Copyrights Cybersquatting and Other Legal Terms
Published: 4/09/2018 -
EP 34 - David Somerfleck - The Importance of Web Design Lead Generation and SEO
Published: 3/09/2018 -
EP 32 - Steve Simonson - Love Yourself Like Your Life Depends On It Book Review
Published: 1/09/2018
If you are an Amazon seller, ecommerce entrepreneur, ebay seller or you want to learn how to sell online this Podcast is for YOU! What is an Awesomer? An Awesomer is someone who through a series of long-term actions and behaviors has demonstrated that they are not satisfied with normal. They are achievers to a penultimate degree in their own industry specialty or area of interest. There are no monetary criteria to be an Awesomer, in fact, many mega-wealthy people are not Awesomers. Some of them are Normies. Others are even Basics! Awesomers want to thrive; not just survive. Awesomers are trying to improve their lives and the lives of those around them. They are trying to make an impact, in whatever way they can, on the world. Many Amazon Sellers are awesomers. They took the Amazon FBA opportunity and they siezed the moment by taking action. If you are an Amazon Seller or interested in selling in eCommerce you should take a moment now and listen to all the Awesomer origin stories. Entrepreneurs solve problems in the world. They don’t create them. Awesomers are never done learning or improving. To become an Awesomer one must realize the journey to improve is perpetual. In other words, you don't arrive to the land of the Awesomer as a destination. Being an Awesomer means you are on the path of achievement for the sake of improving your life and those around you. Awesomers are 75% more likely to listen to educational or improvement podcasts.** What is a Normie? A Normie is someone who is stable and well established in life and ultimately is satisfied with the status quo. They don't want to rock the boat. They don't want to take risks. Normies are satisfied to survive. Normies are fine, just ask them. Awesomers have no problems with Normies. In fact, most Awesomers are surrounded by Normies who are their close friends and even family. More often than not Normies do not understand the plight of the Awesomer so they will warn the Awesomer to “be careful” or “don’t do it” or provide other guidance they mean to be helpful, but it is really just negativity that the Awesomer must overcome. We all know and love Normies and we are not criticizing Normies. We're only delineating some of the differences that exist between Awesomers and Normies. Normies are 84% more likely to listen to news about the Kardashians than Awesomers.** What is a Basic? A basic is someone who doesn't care about anyone which is often including themselves. They self-sabotage, they create problems, and they are not people that anyone should hang out with. They suck the life out of everyone around them by manufacturing drama, problems, or other nonsense. These people have chosen a path for themselves often by years and years of behaviors and actions which lead them to the life they have today; which is ok with us. We’re not judging. We just choose not to have our journey detoured by crossing the path of a Basic. (We also refer to this as the no A-HOLE rule.) 63% of basics have a cell phone only to play games, consume news or "vent" on social media.** **The preceding statistics for each archetype above is 100% made up. We like to make jokes. But we'll always tell the truth and set the record straight. The Awesomers.com podcast, hosted by Steve Simonson, will showcase some of the amazing origin stories of Awesomers from around the world. There are so many truly inspiring stories from people from all walks of life, but most often the Awesomers that will be focused on will be those who are also entrepreneurs. We'll be launching in the last half of 2018 as we build the systems and a team to support this important effort. We hope you will join us for this exhilarating journey! Many of these awesomers are Amazon sellers who have built an Amazon FBA ecommerce business and have started to see positive financial and lifestyle results.