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So I had a great chat this past week with Dizzy Aaron about how to make money flipping things on Amazon. And when I say things, I mean anything. Books, coffee, mac & cheese…. He’s an awesome guy with an even better work ethic. He explains how he got to where he is now - trials and triumphs included - and how to get started in the flipping game. And be sure to check out his Youtube and Instagram: - https://www.instagram.com/dizzyresells - https://www.youtube.com/dizzyaaron - dizzyaaron.com Dizzy, thanks for the insight!

A lot of people are wanting to know what kind of #business they should start. They know they want to start one, but they’re not sure what. I’ll give you a hint: what is it that drives you to wake up every day and create? That’s likely your #answer. And so this week I wanted to #chat about turning your #lifestyle into a viable business.

What do you think of when you hear the words “corporate culture?” Is it a negative reaction? Positive? Corporate culture is something that in a lot of cases can be made better, but this podcast features my thoughts about corporate culture, what it means to me, and how I want to put that into action within my business.

Target audiences, niche demographics, post-secondary education, the internet, and sales pitches, on this week’s Coffee Shop Chat.

This week’s podcast features a discussion on sports and the correlation between a top athlete’s mindset and a successful entrepreneur. I often use sports analogies to explain my points, and some don’t understand or don’t think it’s relevant. Hopefully this podcast explains some of my thinking.

Discussing corporate culture, the launch of #IGTV, managing fast #business growth, and… how to sell… bananas?

IGTV came out this week and we’re discussing its relevance, longevity, and potential impact on the social media world. (My content now streaming on IGTV, incase you were wondering).

What branding means to me, what gets me out of an emotional rut, and whether or not rewarding yourself is productive are among some of the questions answered this week on Coffee Shop Chat.

This week I wanted to contribute to the dialogue surrounding mental health issues. Entrepreneurship can at times be lonely, demanding, and stressful. It’s important to reach out and seek help and assistance when you’re in need of it. Canada Suicide Prevention Service: Phone: toll-free 1-833-456-4566 Text: 45645 www.crisisservicescanada.ca India: Phone: 91-22-27546669 www.aasra.info US: Phone: 1-800-273-8255 www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org UK: www.nhs.uk/conditions/suicide

Attracting your audience, dealing with procrastination & breaking bad habits, and some personal challenges I’m facing in business right now.

Starting today I’ll be bringing you a new podcast every Friday. Topics will range from business to technology to sports to scotch to whatever. We’re just starting it out so we’re not yet sure where this will go but for now it’s another way for me to provide some more value to all of you. The podcast will go live in the morning and the video recording will follow in the afternoon. Weekly Episodes of the vlog will still be coming, but we’re going to change it up at least for the next couple of weeks while I prepare for the next stage of growth. Thanks again to all of you for your continued support and I’m so pumped to bring this channel to the next level. Live it up!

In theory, mastering your ego is simple. In practice, it takes some more effort. On this chat we discuss what it takes to control your self-doubt, manage your off-time as a student, deal with conflict of interests, and more.

Anyone can be an entrepreneur - but are you cut out for it? Working for free to gain new clients, thoughts on new innovation, and not taking responsibility for your life choices.

Starting a business with loans, how to build with value, the importance of introducing your children to an entrepreneurial environment, as well as learning new languages.

What makes a great salesperson? Do beards make a difference in business? Plus my take on politics and religion in business…

How to know if you’re idea isn’t very good, obtaining your first client, dividing equity on deals, among more, on this week’s Coffee Shop Chat. Any questions or comments, do so down below and we’ll feature them in the following week’s Chat!

This week we spoke with JoVonne Walker, Owner and CEO of Think About It, LLC, a marketing communications consulting company devoted to helping fresh entrepreneurs (within the first 5 years of business) win. Thanks for the chat, Jovonne! _________ Think About It, LLC: thinkaboutitllc.com facebook.com/Thinkaboutitllc instagram.com/thinkaboutitllc

This week on Today’s Leaders, Eddie Smith joins us. A Digital & Social Media Marketing Specialist, Eddie connects businesses with consumers, builds stronger brand awareness, and cultivates everything that is entrepreneurship. We talk business, motivation, and what it means to pursue your true passion. _________

This week we spoke with Antonina Bureacenco, a Holistic Nutritional Practitioner and Naturopathic, Preventative Health Care Educator. Through her practice philosophy, The Art of Wellbeing, her focus is "to find the root cause of a problem and help the body to correct it through quality food, hydration, exercise and stress-management techniques." Where to find Antonina: (http://www.antonina.ca/) Facebook: @antonina.ca Instagram: @antonina.ca

TODAY’S LEADERS w/ ZARA KANJI: This week we spoke with Zara Kanji, Owner and Accountant at Zara Kanji & Associates, about finding the specific needs of the client, all the ways to provide value, and what it means to "dance to the beat of your own drum."