How do you lead your tribe to success? The key is to gather like-minded people who are givers. Mitch Russo’s guest today is Susie Carder, a globally recognized profitability coach. Susie talks with Mitch about how you can build your tribe and lead them to success. First, determine your core God-given gift and focus on it. Next, search for the right people you want to serve with your gift. Do you want to know the next steps? Tune in to find out!
Building a community is the best way to sell a product. Imagine having people from around the world, all sharing your product. Then you can give them as much added value as you can. All it takes to build a community is a product and to just be yourself. Learn how to be yourself with your host, Mitch Russo and his guest Tom Poland. Tom is the founder of the Leadsology program, where he helps people generate high-quality inbound leads. He is also the author of several books such as The Million Dollar Ceiling and Leadsology. Learn how to just be yourself so that others can find you. This is one of the most effective ways to building a community. Build a diverse community today!
How do you build a loyal and dedicated health community? With transparency. Mitch Russo’s guest today is Logan Christopher, the CEO of Lost Empire Herbs. Logan discusses with Mitch how he’s passionate about herbal supplements because he uses them himself. He outsources lab testing to ensure safety and performance. Logan even shares lab results online for everyone to see! Tune in and become a transparent tribe leader.
There are many mountains in life, both literally and figuratively. One such mountain that can seem insurmountable is the march of modernization, especially in remote areas such as the Basa village in Nepal. Mitch Russo is joined by the organizer of the Basa Village Foundation, author and mountaineer Jeff Rasley. Jeff talks about his love affair with the Himalayas and mountaineering, and shares how he came to learn about the village of Basa. He also shares his experiences with the creation of the Basa Village Foundation and what lessons he learned in helping the people of this tiny village reach for the modern world with their own hands.
It’s time for great women to connect and help each other raise their voices and visibility. Mitch Russo’s guest today is Kami Guildner, the creator of her tribe Extraordinary Women Connect. In this episode, Kami shares with Mitch what inspired her to create a tribe of extraordinary women that’s changing the world. Do you want to discover what makes a tribe thrive? If you answer “yes,” then you’d definitely want to check this episode out! Learn how to connect extraordinary people and set the world on fire!
Any form of leadership will not be effective without the desire to learn constantly. And for Vivien Schapera, who wants to provide and achieve perfect health for everyone, connecting with others and focusing on serving others are the main factors in achieving business success. Vivien sits down with Mitch Russo to discuss not only her healing services focused on Alexander Technique and crystals, but how she was able to start lasting relationships with her team members and clients by embracing disappointment, all types of feedback, and the variety of people she has to encounter on a daily basis. She also shares different ways to take advantage of communication, the importance of listening, and the secrets in nurturing a community, even the smallest ones.
The energy of the leader is one of the biggest factors in the success of any tribe. At Energetic Solutions and Energy Mastery University, that energy is embodied in its founder, Sheevaun Moran. A quantum energy thought leader, Sheevaun helps people achieve a holistic way of living, prospering, thriving with food, thriving with proper thought, staying out of the chaos and the drama, and making sure that they’re taking another step somewhere in their journey. So powerful is the message that Sheevaun brings to the world that it has become the basis of a thriving community of more than 200,000. In this conversation with Mitch Russo, she shares her philosophy of tribe-building which, among others, emphasizes running the tribe from your internal software and selling it from day one.
What’s interesting about organically-grown tribes is that they almost never start out exactly the way they turn out to be. Before becoming this massive community for women, Leader of the Pax actually started as a website for dog moms to get support on how to groom their dogs and how to best feed them. From there, Dr. Nikki Sammet built it into an Insta-famous, eclectic tribe of women who are looking to either start a business, have a brilliant idea but don’t know how to get going, or who already have something established and need some mindset work. She still attracts dog owners, but dogs are no longer required. Listen in to get a feel of how building a tribe organically from your passion feels like as Nikki joins Mitch Russo on the podcast.
Everyone can use a little nudge before they can go full-throttle on their journey to transformation. Lifestyle transformational coach, Georgia Woodbine leads a tribe of 100,000 women and counting to help them as they make the push to become their better selves. Georgia had her own backstory of hardship to tell and she took the lessons she learned from it to prevent others from going through what she had suffered. Through her books, speaking and coaching, Georgia hopes to empower, motivate and inspire more than one million people to transform their mindset and change their life. Join her as she sits down with Mitch Russo to share how she built a huge and growing tribe out of something she is passionate about and how that decision has impacted the lives of everyone she has ever influenced.
The greatness of America is marred by the hard lives often endured by the modern-day heroes who have made it possible. Like most veterans, Matthew Kuchera struggled in this transition from the military into civilian life. His personal journey through and out of the woods inspired him to build Vet Pivot, an organization committed to helping vets make their way back into the workforce and civil society. It is a difficult challenge for veterans to transition from a regimented life where somebody always had their back to a chaotic world where everyone is left to fend for themselves. Vet Pivot makes it easier for them to go through this change by having each other’s backs throughout the process. Listen in as Matthew shares the joys and the challenges of leading such an impactful tribe in this conversation with Mitch Russo.
