Real Business Connections

Nick Gray discusses practical strategies for making friends and building connections online and offline.

Host Ben Alvord conducts an Ask Me Anything with John David Mann, co-author of The Go-Giver and author of over 30 books, inside the Grow Getters Only mastermind.

On Real Business Connections, host Ben asks communication coach Sabine Kvenberg how “gumption” helps people act despite fear.

Alicia Bahr argues that effective sales does not require the aggressive style associated with Jordan Belfort, and that every personality can sell by using its strengths.

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John David Mann, author of more than 40 books, argues that books succeed when they contain a “magnetically compelling, irresistible core concept.” He explains the idea through Harry Potter, Steel Fear, and The Go-Giver, whose central contrast links generosity with practical financial success.

Amberly Lago tells Ben Albert how she moved to California with $1,200, worked four jobs, and eventually danced with MC Hammer.

This episode explores how business leaders can cultivate presence and self-awareness through personal development to improve their leadership and legacy.

An exclusive Ask Me Anything session with John David Mann, co-author of The Go-Giver, discussing creativity, purposeful writing, and the importance of contribution over self-promotion for growth-driven entrepreneurs.

This episode explores memory improvement strategies for entrepreneurs, featuring Tansel Ali discussing how systems can enhance brain performance and sharing relatable examples like remembering travel details.

This episode explores how music serves as our first language and influences creative thinking, featuring insights from neuroscientist Dr.

This episode features an exclusive Ask Me Anything session with Robin Waite, a business coach specializing in pricing, packaging, and positioning for entrepreneurs, offering hands-on training and insights.

Jen Drummond describes surviving a highway collision, then shifting from "checking boxes" to a life organized around a bucket list, seven children, and climbing goals.

This episode explores why people's visions often aren't ambitious enough and how to discover true purpose, featuring insights from Serah D'Laine about branding, women's empowerment, and overcoming internal barriers in business.

This episode explores how incorporating cult-like cultural elements can drive massive business growth by creating strong employee alignment through vivid visions and core values.

A PR coach explains why most podcast pitches fail and introduces a framework to create effective pitches that stand out to hosts.

Devin Ray Butler shares his journey of overcoming imposter syndrome to launch Arizona Entrepreneurs, a thriving entrepreneurial community in Arizona, emphasizing the importance of community, accountability, and peer support over just content.

Doug Johnston discusses how effective leadership involves communicating less through better conversations and asking power questions rather than overloading with emails and presentations.