James Schramko is the Founder and CEO of business coaching services SuperFastbusiness.com and SilverCircle.com. He’s considered by many as the top online business coach on the planet. James is the author of the Amazon Best Seller, Work Less, Make More ( Amazon US / Amazon UK ). This book is excellent. I devoured it in 2 days and started implementing immediately.
In his 8 years as a business coach, he’s helped over 2,000 students create and maintain six, seven and eight-figure businesses. 78.5% of his community make more than $100k per year. Members of James’s select group (Silver Circle) report multi-million dollar gains within short periods of working with James. His podcast, SuperFast Business Online Business Coaching, gets 65,000 downloads each month and has been downloaded a total of 2.8 million times!
Regardless of what business you’re in, James can add an enormous amount of value.
We cover:
- Why it took James 9-months to make his first online sale
- How to find your “converting offer”
- The importance of focusing on the customer
- Productivity
- Pareto Law
- The importance of curtailing social media consumption
- The Law of Category
- Podcasting opportunities
- … and much more
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Selected Links from the Episode
- Ask: The Counterintuitive Online Method to Discover Exactly What Your Customers Want to Buy…Create a Mass of Raving Fans…and Take Any Business to the Next Level by Ryan Levesque ( Amazon US / Amazon UK )
- The Lean Startup: How Today’s Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation to Create Radically Successful Businesses by Eric Ries ( Amazon US / Amazon UK )
- Pareto Distribution
- Slack
- The Law of Category
- The 22 Immutable Laws Of Marketing by Al Ries ( Amazon US / Amazon UK )
- Freedom Ocean Internet Marketing with James Schramko and Tim Reid | Internet Business | Online Marketing Podcast
- PushCrew
- Apple iTunes Podcast Stats
- How to Start a Podcast: The 1,000,000 Download Formula
- Principles: Life and Work by Ray Dalio ( Amazon US / Amazon UK )
246 – Thom Tombs – How to Generate More Revenue with CAR.O.L HIIT Bikes
92 – Steve Maxwell on The Importance of Movement and Mobility Training in Staying Fit As You Age
114 – Mark Strough on 72-Hour Weekly Fasts, The Ketogenic Diet and Optimising Self-Defence
Subliminal lesson on genetics here too, look at the size of Jame’s forearms(!) for a guy that does no formal resistance training…..