EOFire | Daily chats with Entrepreneurs On Fire

Immad Akhund is the Co-founder of HeyZap, an app that changes the way we play games together.  Immad is an engineer and entrepreneur who studied Computer Science at Cambridge University and has co-founded three successful start-ups. He was previously Co-founder and the CTO of Clickpass.com.

Doug just successfully raised funds for the final production of FlashPals using Kickstarter. They're now available on FlashPals.com with more designs coming soon. He also just launched a program to offer FlashPals for school fundraisers and is working on other promotional options.  Anyone can vote for new designs straight from the website, so give him your suggestion!

Thank you so much for joining us for EntrepreneurOnFire’s Weekend Jam Session with your host, John Lee Dumas. Prepare to ignite!

Thank you so much for joining us for EntrepreneurOnFire’s Weekend Jam Session with your host, John Lee Dumas. Prepare to ignite! 

Alfredo is the COO and Co-founder of Uassist.ME, which is dedicated to providing remote executive assistants, social media managers, and online marketing support. In 2010, Alfredo was an honoree of the Miami Power 30 under 30, and is also a part-time professor at the School of Economy and Business in El Salvador.

Chris is passionate about small businesses and has extensive experience in business optimization, strategy development, financial reporting, and valuation. Prior to founding BodeTree, he played a key role on the strategy team of a Fortune 500 company, provided valuation and financial opinions, and advised numerous small businesses, banks, and credit unions as a consultant and analyst.

Justin trained with Dave Ramsey and his team early in 2006 and immediately launched Lukas Coaching. Soon other businesses were asking him how they could launch coaching companies too. Thus began his work helping people start and grow a business they really cared about. Justin now spends his time creating audio and video for his community. He speaks around the world - remotely and in person - and has worked with clients around the globe.

Natalie Sisson is a Kiwi Entrepreneur and Adventurer. Her specialty is ensuring that entrepreneurs find creative ways to run their business from anywhere using online tools, social media, and outsourcing.  Natalie travels the world running her business from planes, trains, boats and cafes, all while literally living out of a suitcase thanks to building an online platform with The Suitcase Entrepreneur.

Michael is the author of Platform: Get Noticed in a Noisy World. It is a New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today Bestseller. His personal blog is focused on intentional leadership, with the mission to help you live with more passion, work with greater focus, and lead with extraordinary influence.

Thank you for joining us for EntrepreneurOnFire’s Weekend Jam Session with your host, John Lee Dumas. Prepare to ignite!

Thank you for joining us for EntrepreneurOnFire’s Weekend Jam Session with your host, John Lee Dumas. Prepare to ignite!

Dave lives in Tampa Bay, Florida.  He makes his living as a content marketing strategist and online publisher. Dave has been in this business for 14 years.  He is a father, husband, entrepreneur, blogger, author, speaker, and consultant.  In that order.

Sibyl Chavis is the creator and writer of Possibility of Today.  She is a former attorney and HR executive turned writer, possibility seeker, and lifelong learner.  Sibyl created Possibility of Today because she wants to help others who desire to break free from their negative committee, take action on things they’ve always wanted to do, find more clarity, and ultimately, live life in a different way.

Mari is known by many as the Facebook Queen.  Everything she does revolves around people and relationships – fostering new ones, building and maintaining existing ones, and helping others with their relationships. She has studied human behavior over the years and has a particular fascination for personality assessments.

Tim is the voice behind the podcast The Foolish Adventure.  He has been creating marketing strategies and systems for other businesses for over 13 years.  A quote I pulled from his website that I look forward to him expounding upon is, We are here to help you get over feeling foolish (with a small ‘f’) and start feeling Foolish.

Yaro chats about how he went from a trickle of $100 a month to earning over $1 million a year, all while keeping his desired relaxed lifestyle.  Currently, Yaro continues to blog often, but his new venture is in software development and has quite a catchy name: Cranky Ads.  Join us as Yaro takes us on his Aussie journey, and learn from a master.

Scott reveals an incredible story of how he found his way out of the poor section of Detroit and into Wall Street with a salary of $250k by the age of 23.  Back in Detroit he was the talk of the town.  There was just one issue… he was miserable.  Fleeing the East Coast for Hollywood, Scott found hhe was once again incredibly successful by monetary standards, but miserable in his everyday life.  What he did to end this vicious cycle?

In our chat, Rich talks about his exciting annual conference, Agents of Change, where Chris Brogan, Amy Porterfield, and Derek Halpern will all be speakers of note.  He also goes in depth on specific things you can do today in your community to become the authority figure in no time.

In his interview, Caleb talks about how he went from a financial adviser at Boeing, to a blogger on his own blog Pocket Changed, to creating a partnership with Corbett Barr on Think Traffic and Expert Enough.  Caleb shows us where the path of hard work and persistence leads.

Join us today as we chat with James Clear.  James is the founder of Passive Panda. Passive Panda focuses on the three pillars of earning more money: freelancing, employment, and entrepreneurship.  James’ work has been featured by American Express, US News & World Report, Yahoo Finance, and many others.  James also delivers live presentations and keynotes to audiences ranging from small groups to 2,000 or more people.