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I interviewed Andy Feld, author of Simple Happy…he’s become an expert in finding happiness.

In this segment of the Smallbiz Brain I chat with Matt Best, an author and coach who has developed a coaching model around what he calls, “EADD”, which stands for Entreprenuerial Attention Deficit Disorder.

I spoke with a longtime leader in business networking, Lillian Bjorseth. Lillian takes the idea of understanding others to the next level and how anyone can make the most from the contacts there making.She has helped tens of thousands of people build more social
capital since starting Duoforce Enterprises, Inc. in 1990.
She’s also a founding member of the Relationship Networking Industry Association.

In this episode Kathie Nelson and I discuss the matters relating to starting a small business. Kathie shares her unique insights about what challenges come up for entrepreneurs and how to frame the issues. We also talked about different models available to solo-preneurs and how best to grow a business.

I interviewed Meny Hoffman, a prolific and talented entrepreneur who create three companies that help small businesses.

I visited with Dr. J Dunn, a celebrated expert in the area of Natural Health practices. Dr. Dunn is the host of a new podcast coming to the Smallbiz America Network.

Adam J. Kovitz and I discusshow this countries leading provider of networking and relationship strategy information developed. A great opportunity to learn form one of America’s leading on the topic of networking business relationship strategies.

If you are interested in learning how to create a podcast, monetize it and become an expert in your industry tune in to Jackie Jones and Jason Van Orden.In this episode, I chat with Jason Van Orden, speaker and expert in podcasting, and the author of
Promoting Your Podcast.

Changing the way people relate across the planet might seem like an unreasonable goal to set. But for extraordinary entrepreneurs like Ron Sukenick and Joe Newman, it’s a way of thinking and a commitment they’re not letting go of.