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“Quality comes with quantity. I believe in one principle, like you have to be perfect, but don’t wait for the perfect thing to be out.” Naveen Samala

Join Niiamah (@niiamahashong) as he sits down with Naveen Samala, a global thought leader on a mission to shape the careers and lives of millions. Discover how Naveen’s journey from humble beginnings led him to create a top-ranking podcast and inspire others to reach their dreams.

Timestamps:

0:01 – Niiamah introduces Naveen Samala

1:31 – Naveen’s mission statement

2:15 – Shaping careers and lives globally

3:16 – Helping people through podcasting

4:32 – Naveen’s podcasting journey

6:23 – Naveen’s differentiating factors

8:45 – Volume and quality in podcasting

10:29 – Learning through discomfort

12:06 – Naveen’s Hindi podcast challenge

14:07 – Repurposing content efficiently

18:45 – Naveen’s book writing process

24:30 – Collaborating for greater impact

28:07 – Speed and execution as differentiators

30:42 – Launching new podcast series

32:26 – Naveen’s impact on others

35:41 – Connecting with Naveen Samala

37:15 – Naveen’s message to his future self

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“Trust in your gifts is going to lead you to what you want to do in life.” Jennifer-Lee Gunson

Join Niiamah (@niiamahashong) as he explores Jennifer-Lee Gunson’s journey from traditional broadcasting to podcasting success. Discover valuable insights on career transitions and embracing your unique skills.

Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction to Jennifer-Lee Gunson
0:53 Jennifer’s background in broadcasting
2:02 Transitioning careers and podcasting
5:09 Seeing industry changes coming
7:36 Trusting intuition in career moves
11:05 Starting a podcast company
12:49 Recognizing signs of change
15:31 Following passion and money
17:24 Breaking through career challenges
19:15 Discussing career transitions
21:33 Finding growth and purpose
23:58 Coaching in podcasting and speaking
29:00 Microphone placement tips
32:55 Importance of proper mic technique
34:46 Natural speaking style
36:17 Preparation for natural delivery
39:40 Reading aloud for improvement
40:20 Contact information
41:03 Time capsule question

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“If you’re not continuing to learn, you’re really doing yourself a disservice.” Vincent Monteleone

Join Niiamah (@niiamahashong) as he explores the concept of “casual epicness” with Vincent Monteleone, creator of Bookshelf Brilliance. Discover how Vincent balances external success with inner fulfillment and learn why there are no barriers to achieving your goals in today’s world.

Timestamps:

0:01 – Introduction of Vincent Monteleone
1:28 – Vincent’s background and interests
2:07 – Niiamah’s impression of Vincent
4:00 – Vincent’s personal and professional life
7:52 – Discussion on success and balance
11:12 – Vincent’s book “Dying to Live”
16:18 – Importance of character and family
20:30 – Season 2 of Bookshelf Brilliance
25:40 – Vincent as a creator
31:48 – Overcoming mental roadblocks
35:48 – Niiamah’s unreleased book revelation
40:39 – Life as a continuous journey
42:11 – How to connect with Vincent
43:01 – Vincent’s insight from conversation
45:27 – No barriers to success
48:12 – Vincent’s message to future self

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“In the entrepreneurial game, the winner is the one with the longest term vision.” Kennedy Wambo

Join Niiamah (@niiamahashong) as he explores how seeing the world differently can create a world of difference. In this episode, he sits down with Kennedy Wambo, a consultant in self-development, to discuss the power of insightfulness and having a long-term vision.

Timestamps:

0:00 Introductions and welcome
3:05 Kennedy’s professional and personal background
6:24 Seeing the world differently to make a difference
9:01 Kennedy’s vision for his family business
10:23 Kennedy’s personal vision and timeline
15:27 Managing family business while pursuing personal vision
18:45 Kennedy’s unique ability to be insightful
21:39 Three ways to become more insightful
27:19 How to connect with Kennedy
28:18 Kennedy’s takeaways from the conversation
29:26 Kennedy’s message to his future self

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“I’m realizing that so many other people are on a lonely entrepreneur journey, and they don’t know how to have those deep thoughts or note like what kinds of questions to ask.” – Alex Concepcion

Join Niiamah (@niiamahashong) for a raw, unfiltered conversation with Alex Concepcion about the loneliness of the entrepreneurial journey. Learn how to find guidance and ask the right questions.

Timestamps:

0:01 – Niiamah introduces Alex
0:14 – Watch part one first
0:48 – Alex wants unfiltered conversation
1:14 – Alex’s professional engagement question
2:58 – Guiding entrepreneurs through “hell”
4:13 – Alex is solo entrepreneur
5:16 – Helping entrepreneurs find questions
6:08 – Scuba diving into darkness
7:05 – Alex figuring out packaging
8:43 – Having fun while working
11:01 – Audience insights shape offerings
13:18 – Get homies to test
15:30 – Alex’s unique fun factor
18:28 – Making decisions more clear

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“I don’t think there’s anything in life worth doing if it doesn’t actually add value to people’s lives.” – Michael Abernathy

Join Niiamah (@niiamahashong) and Michael Abernathy as they delve into the importance of knowing oneself and being willing to be wrong. Gain wisdom for personal and professional development.

Timestamps:

0:01 – Introduction

1:16 – Niiamah describes Michael

2:47 – Michael’s self-introduction

4:07 – Michael’s background story

7:54 – Serving people, caring for people

9:52 – Outliers invited to self-reflect

11:46 – Identity and being wrong

13:01 – Analogies and abstract thinking

14:15 – Michael’s use of analogies

15:45 – Michael’s pattern recognition skills

17:41 – Three types of work

21:20 – Applying patterns in business

24:07 – Defining “building”

27:31 – Cold email outreach example

29:25 – Frameworks and pattern recognition

32:28 – Serving through email outreach

36:22 – Skipping neutral in frameworks

38:45 – When to ship the product

41:50 – The E-Myth Revisited book

43:02 – How to follow Michael

43:50 – Michael’s message to future self

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