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Rudy Mawer
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  • From Hollywood to Hustle: Unpacking the Entrepreneurial Mindset
    About the Guest(s):Rosalind Sanchez is a talented Puerto Rican actress, singer, songwriter, producer, and writer, known for her dynamic presence in Hollywood. With nearly three decades in the entertainment industry, she has appeared in numerous television shows and movies, captivating audiences worldwide. Rosalind is also a co-host of the popular podcast "He Said Idio," where she explores family life, parenting, and the nuances of the entertainment world alongside her husband.Eric Winter is a respected actor and former firefighter, recognized for his dedication to both acting and entrepreneurship. Initially pursuing a career in medicine as a pre-med student at UCLA, Eric transitioned into the entertainment industry through modeling. He has starred in several TV shows and currently portrays Tim Bradford on ABC's "The Rookie." In addition to his acting career, Eric has recently ventured into entrepreneurship with the launch of his own brand, Palmer Public Rum.Episode Summary:Hollywood power couple Rosalind Sanchez and Eric Winter, explore the intersection of entertainment and entrepreneurship. The discussion delves into the realities of working in show business, the unpredictable nature of personal success, and the hard-earned lessons they've garnered throughout their careers. As they share their experiences, listeners gain insights into navigating both the entertainment industry and the challenges of starting a business.Rosalind and Eric candidly discuss the unpredictability of Hollywood, where talent and hard work don’t always guarantee success. They stress the importance of embracing the process and learning from setbacks. With Eric sharing his journey in launching Palm Republic Rum and Rosalind directing her latest film, the couple emphasizes that staying true to oneself and surrounding oneself with knowledgeable individuals is key in both acting and entrepreneurship. Their honest exchange highlights that, while the glitz of Hollywood may be alluring, the road to success is fraught with challenges that require perseverance and belief in oneself.Key Takeaways:Embrace the Process: Success in entertainment and entrepreneurship requires falling in love with the journey, including the inherent ups and downs.Authenticity is Key: Staying true to your identity and beliefs is crucial when navigating business ventures, especially personal brands.Surround Yourself with Experts: Recognizing one's weaknesses and enlisting knowledgeable partners can elevate a business and ensure a pathway to growth.Resilience in Adversity: Both guests share personal stories of rejection and setbacks, illustrating the importance of perseverance and not giving up.Entrepreneurship Requires Learning: Every entrepreneurial journey starts with small investments and learning from failures, emphasizing the growth mindset needed for success.Notable Quotes:"You have zero control over if you’ll be successful or not. All you can do is put in the work." – Eric Winter"At some point, you have to fall in love with the process, otherwise, you will never survive." – Rosalind Sanchez"You have to stay true to your identity and who you are... because when you allow anybody else to use your name and do whatever they want, you go to bed unhappy." – Rosalind Sanchez"There’s just zero control, there’s zero guarantee that you will ever be what you’ve signed up to be." – Eric Winter"What you have to think outside the box... if you really believe whatever you’re selling, go for it and don’t allow others to deter you." – Rosalind SanchezCHAPTERS2:22 - The Journey to Entrepreneurship4:48 - The Unpredictable Journey of Success in Hollywood and...
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  • Why ADD Might Be Your Greatest Superpower in Business
    Gene Kopczyk, an innovative entrepreneur, speaker, and bestselling author shares his inspiring journey from working midnight shifts at a donut shop to running a multimillion-dollar business empire. With a background in psychology and a personal history of being labeled as having ADD, Gene opens up about how he transformed what society saw as a limitation into his greatest entrepreneurial superpower. His ventures span across industries, including a pioneering flight school, and he’s renowned for fusing old-school trades with modern marketing strategies.In this powerful conversation, Gene discusses the myth of the "college-to-success" path, how traditional education failed him, and the real-world grit it took to create impact-driven businesses. They explore why ADD, often misunderstood in traditional settings, can lead to enhanced creativity and problem-solving. Gene's story is a masterclass in resilience, innovation, and breaking free from the limitations imposed by conventional thinking.CHAPTERS02:04 – The Trap of the Traditional Success Path04:11 – From Donut Shops to Million-Dollar Ideas06:17 – Scaling Across States: Hiring and Expansion08:12 – Flight School Inspiration & Why It All Started10:01 – The ADD Advantage Explained12:06 – Emotional Intelligence: We're Still 4-Year-Olds14:23 – Why the School System Failed Creative Thinkers16:49 – Changing the Narrative Around “Special Needs”Connect with Gene:[email protected] with Rudy Mawer:LinkedInInstagramFacebookTwitter
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  • The Untold Story of Karate Kid’s Villain – Martin Kove Reveals All!
    Martin Kove, a legendary actor best known for his iconic role as John Kreese in The Karate Kid and Cobra Kai. With over 200 screen credits and decades in the entertainment industry, Kove shares the deeper values behind his success—tenacity, passion, and perseverance. From humble beginnings and early career challenges to launching new ventures alongside his son, Kove paints a picture of unwavering determination in the face of industry setbacks.In this inspiring episode, Martin opens up about rejection, resilience, and redefining "making it" as earning the respect of one’s peers. He also discusses his latest projects, including a new graphic novel and cigar line called The Prodigal Son. With stories of near-misses, tough auditions, and late-in-life creativity, Martin’s message is clear: never stop pursuing your dream, no matter how long it takes or how many times you hear “no.”CHAPTER TITLES02:10 –From Brooklyn to Hollywood: Martin’s Early Drive04:00 –What My Agent Told Me That Changed Everything06:15 –You’ll Get Rejected 9 Times—Here’s How I Handled It07:40 –Audition Nightmares: “I Was Flat”09:05 –The Harsh Truth: You Might Never Make It10:10 –The Talk with My Wife That Shifted My Mindset11:20 –Why Respect Mattered More Than Fame12:30 –You Gotta Love the Journey, Not Just the Win13:30 –Living the Red Life in Hollywood’s Chaos14:40 –How Cobra Kai Reinvented My CareerConnect with Rudy Mawer:LinkedInInstagramFacebookTwitter
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  • The Triangle Method: Brian Tracy’s Framework for Effective Leadership
    Brian Tracy’s journey to success is rooted in timeless principles of personal development, starting with the importance of dreaming big and cultivating a powerful mindset. He emphasizes that individuals become what they consistently think about, making focused, positive thinking essential for achieving long-term goals. He identifies self-discipline as the most critical quality for success, a trait he honed through real-world experience, including a story about leading a team to sell more soap than anyone else in the country. Coming from humble beginnings, Brian learned to transform failure into feedback, viewing rejection as a stepping stone to mastery in sales and personal growth.The core of his leadership philosophy is encapsulated in Brian’s Triangle Method, a simple yet powerful framework for success built on clarity, competence, and concentration. This method, along with his refined sales system, has helped countless individuals build wealth and independence. He shares specific strategies for becoming a millionaire, including consistent goal setting and bridging "the implementation gap"—the difference between knowing what to do and actually doing it. By focusing on disciplined action and continuous improvement, Brian not only created wealth for himself but empowered others to do the same, leaving a legacy of practical wisdom for aspiring leaders.CHAPTERS02:13 - Dream Big Dreams03:49 - You become what you think about05:24 - The most important quality you can have08:03 - Selling The Most Soap in the Nation09:55 - Humble Beginnings12:31 - Learning From Rejection15:15 - Case Study of Brian's Sales System17:30 - Brian's Triangle Method20:30 - Brian Making People Rich22:30 - Brian’s Tips for Becoming a Millionaire27:50 - The implementation gap31:15 - End of showConnect with Rudy Mawer:LinkedInInstagramFacebookTwitter
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  • Harold Perrineau: The Struggles They Don’t Tell You About in Acting
    Harold Perrineau, acclaimed actor best known for roles in Lost, Oz, and Romeo + Juliet, joins the show for an inspiring and deeply personal conversation. From humble beginnings and being misunderstood as a “weird dancer” to becoming a staple in some of television and film’s most groundbreaking projects, Harold opens up about the grit, passion, and occasional luck that shaped his path. He reflects on his time in theater, challenges in breaking out of typecasting, and what it was like to work with legendary talents like Baz Luhrmann, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Anthony Hopkins.Throughout the interview, Harold dives into his evolution not just as an actor, but as an entrepreneur and creator. He shares unforgettable moments—like being recognized by Morgan Freeman and getting praise from Denzel Washington—and how they affirmed his journey. He also discusses his recent hit show FROM, what’s next for his production projects, and drops empowering advice for anyone building a career or business from the ground up: stay engaged, stay interested, and never stop building. It’s a masterclass in passion and perseverance.CHAPTERS02:12 – Early Struggles and Theater Roots04:46 – Being Typecast and Breaking Out07:11 – Acting in 'Oz' and Its Challenges09:32 – Playing Mercutio in ‘Romeo + Juliet’12:07 – Working with Leonardo DiCaprio & Baz Luhrmann14:29 – Landing Iconic Roles and Staying Grounded16:59 – The Power of Luck in an Acting Career19:03 – Meeting Morgan Freeman & Denzel Washington21:00 – Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs23:17 – ‘FROM’ and Unexpected SuccessConnect with Rudy Mawer:LinkedInInstagramFacebookTwitter
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Living The Red Life is your ticket to learning from The King Of Ads himself, Rudy Mawer AKA “The Man in Red''. From building an unshakable business foundation (and unstoppable team), to scaling your brand to 8-figures+, Living The Red Life is the go-to podcast for entrepreneurs & online business owners who are ready to level up their business and build a lasting legacy. Each week discover lessons from Rudy to help you scale your business and expand your thinking to new levels of success.
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