Explore every episode of the podcast Behind the Brand with Bryan Elliott
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| How to Build a Massive Social Following of One Million in 30 Days | 29 Jun 2026 | 00:50:33 | |
Brendan Kane built a social media following of one million people in 30 days. Not with a big budget. Not with a team of 40 like Gary Vaynerchuk. Just relentless testing and a framework most people overlook entirely. Kane is the founder and CEO of HookPoint and the author of three books: "1 Million Followers," "Hook Point: How to Stand Out in a Three Second World," and "The Guide to Going Viral." He has spent over 20 years decoding what makes content break through on social media, and his findings might surprise you. In this episode, we dig into why storytelling is the only metric that matters, how formats rooted in 1920s entertainment still dominate today's feeds, and why 99% of creators are focused on the wrong things. Kane explains the science behind the three-second hook, what the algorithm is actually looking for, and how a creator with 10 followers can outperform one with 10 million. We also get into the costly mistakes brands and entrepreneurs make when trying to grow on social, why copying what works for someone else usually fails, and how to find the format that fits your personality and goals before you create a single piece of content. If you are trying to build a personal brand, grow an audience, or figure out why your content keeps falling flat, this one is for you. Brendan Kane | HookPoint.com | |||
| Stop Being Liked. Start Being Needed. | Bestselling Author Robert Greene | 22 Jun 2026 | 00:52:15 | |
Robert Greene has sold over twenty million copies of The 48 Laws of Power. His books are favorites of rapper 50 Cent and millions of people trying to get a grip on the dynamics of power. They've also been banned in prisons. He doesn't lose sleep over any of it. In this episode, Greene takes me through the winding road that led to his first bestseller: 60-plus jobs, years living across Europe, a brutal rejection from a magazine editor, a stint in Hollywood watching power moves play out up close, and finally, a sunny afternoon in Venice where he improvised the pitch of his life to a book producer he'd just met. Greene talks about why making yourself indispensable is the most important of his 48 laws, and what that actually looks like in practice. Don't make people like you. Make them need you. Spread your roots across a company, build a skill set nobody else has, and become the person who's too costly to lose. He also gets into how he's handled critics throughout his career, the difference between knowing your life's task and being a con artist, and why every bad boss, dead-end job, and rejected manuscript ultimately ended up in his books. His newest book at the time of this recording was The Daily Laws. Nothing in his career, it turns out, was wasted. | |||
| Nobody Teaches THIS to Men—and they Should | Manscaped | 06 Apr 2026 | 00:23:44 | |
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| Expect the Unexpected in Business | Hyperice CEO, Jim Huether | Podcast series / Marketing | 04 Nov 2022 | 00:46:48 | |
You’ve likely seen pro athletes ranging from Naomi Osaka to Ja Morant warming up or recovering with products made by Hyperice and Normatec; not only the first, but the gold-standard in dynamic air compression technology. Normatec was acquired by Hyperice in 2020 and has even snuck its way into pop culture as Lady Gaga, Kylie Jenner and even Drake swear by the benefits of the recovery technology tool. Go with us behind the brand of Hyperice with CEO, Jim Huether! Eight Sleep: There are a ton more options so I would suggest checking them out. Just go to Vimeo.com and see what’s possible! WeWork: | |||
| The Relentless Pursuit of Serving Your Business Audience | Jaclyn Johnson | Podcast series / Marketing | 04 Nov 2022 | 00:53:30 | |
About Jaclyn Johnson Jaclyn Johnson is a self-funded serial entrepreneur with two multi-million dollar exits under her belt. A powerhouse entrepreneur, by the time she was 28, Johnson had sold her first business, invested in multiple female owned startups and launched her second multi-million dollar company, Create & Cultivate. This passion for supporting female entrepreneurs led her to co-found New Money Ventures; a venture capital firm and brand studio on a mission to fund and build the next generation of game-changing, female-led companies. Her latest endeavor, Maie Wines, the female-led, California-made wine company ushering single serve wine into a new era, combines all of her expertise she’s gleaned through the years. Special Thanks to our sponsors! Eight Sleep: I’ve been a Pro User of Vimeo basically since I started my production company in 2010. Vimeo is for creative professions like me and I use it several different ways: It’s a place for me to upload videos with a password for my clients to be able to review and download the work I’m doing for them. There’s no compression or crushing of black colors or over- saturation like when I upload to Youtube. My clients get the full 4K resolution HD as it was intended. I also use Vimeo for my portfolio, case studies —and it never has annoying pre roll ads. I can create a customized player and keep people on my landing page so they don’t get distracted and go down the rabbit hole watching someone else’s stuff. There are a ton more options so I would suggest checking them out. Just go to Vimeo.com and see what’s possible! WeWork: | |||
| Daniel Pink | Timing is EVERYTHING in Business: How to Know WHEN to Make Better Decisions | Podcast series / Marketing | 02 Nov 2022 | 00:39:07 | |
Daniel Pink is a bestselling author and friend who's written several really great books like To Sell is Human, Drive and A Whole New Mind, that have helped me (and my production company clients) grow their brands. I think this evergreen message about the "scientific secrets of perfect timing" is worth hearing again and again. Enjoy! Eight Sleep: I’ve been a Pro User of Vimeo basically since I started my production company in 2010. Vimeo is for creative professions like me and I use it several different ways:
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| Seth Godin | Everything You (probably) DON'T Know about Marketing | Podcast series / Marketing | 31 Oct 2022 | 00:52:59 | |
This interview has millions of views on Youtube but since it was EP #1 when I launched the podcast, let's just say a lot fewer people have listened to this on the audio podcast here. For that reason I'm republishing this classic! Marketing is often a misunderstood concept often viewed as simply creating demand and driving brand awareness. Seth Godin dispels this view by explaining everything you need to know. I’ve been a Pro User of Vimeo basically since I started my production company in 2010. Vimeo is for creative professions like me and I use it several different ways:
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| To Sell in Business is Human | Dan Pink | Podcast series / Marketing | 30 Aug 2022 | 00:41:55 | |
Dan Pink is the author of six outstanding books about business and human behavior. His books include the long-running New York Times bestsellers When and A Whole New Mind — as well as Drive and To Sell is Human. Dan’s books have won multiple awards, have been translated into 40 languages, and have sold millions of copies. Before venturing out on his own 20 years ago, Dan worked in several positions in politics and government, including serving from 1995 to 1997 as chief speechwriter to Vice President Al Gore. He did his undergrad at Northwestern and a JD from Yale Law School. He has also received honorary doctorates from Georgetown University, the Pratt Institute, and a few others. He is a die hard baseball fan rooting for the Washington Nationals baseball fan... DC, with his family. Dan says, “We are all in sales now. And yet for some the mere mention of “Sales” conjures up images of the typical pushy—even “can’t trust him as far as I can throw him — car salesman who approaches you with fake enthusiasm upon visiting any given dealership. Some of us can sell snow to an eskimo…but for others, it ranks up there with public speaking as one of their least favorite things to do. Is being good at sales something we’re born with? Or can it be learned. If what Dan says is right—that we’re all in Sales now, I guess we should hunker down and figure this out. | |||
| The Business That Hustle Built | Gary Vaynerchuk | Podcast series / Marketing | 30 Aug 2022 | 00:31:21 | |
What can I say about Gary Vaynerchuk that you haven't already heard. In my mind, Gary is, among many things, a survivor. He was born in the former Soviet Union and escaped with his parents at a young age to suburban New Jersey where they relocated and started life over from zero. From his own stories and my own gut sense…to say that life was rough for Gary is probably a HUGE understatement. Gary has the mentality of a street fighter and the mouth of the most rogue pirate — who is unrivaled in his a mastery of swear words. When you see the fire in his eyes—even now these 40 years later burning just a brightly— it’s not hard to imagine him as a kid with his so-called Jersey friends being exceptionally cruel. I’m pretty sure Gary was bullied with intensity over many years and without mercy or relief. But instead of giving up, Gary fought back...or at least waited for his moment of revenge—even though it took 30 years to get to that place. I can picture Gary’s stoic Russian father — working in their new liquor store start up —too busy making ends meet to support or even notice the emotional damage being inflicted on his little son. And a loving mother, who Gary always holds in the highest esteem, trying her best to counter-act Gary’s brutal days at school with healthy doses of praise, positivity and gratitude for living in their new free democracy in pursuit of the American Dream. On the outside Gary looks like a Chihuahua. But on the inside he has the heart of a lion. He brags about being lousy at school to make a point that school isn’t all it’s cracked up to be—especially when your teachers label you a "loser" who will never amount to much. Gary has been quietly hell-bent on proving them all wrong even since. Instead of spending a ton of money on college with no ROI, he’d suggest you eat dirt and couch surf for the first seven years while you shadow your work idol and squeeze every bit of wisdom and experience from them before venturing off on your own. Whether you’re 20…30 or 50-something, Gary will remind you that you’ve got to be patient. BECAUSE. YOU. HAVE. SOOOOOOO. MUCH. TIME. Following Gary’s dogma can sometimes feel like multiple contradictions OR like trying to catch a blown up balloon that’s not tied off, as it whips around thru the air spastically and ultimately lands where you don’t expect it. I get the sense that we are all witnesses to Gary’s self-awareness transformations in real time. Daily. Sometimes via 50 pieces of content a day. Gary Vaynerchuk is the CEO of VaynerMedia, a full-service advertising agency servicing Fortune 100 clients. He also owns women’s brand PureWow and men’s lifestyle brand ONE37pm. VaynerSports, that reps pro athletes and 20 other business ventures. Gary is a very popular and highly paid public speaker commanding over $100k per speech…he’s a 5-time New York Times bestselling author, who has written more books than he has personally read. He is a prolific angel investor with early investments in companies such as Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Venmo, and Uber—although he will tell you that he passed on Uber twice—and this probably cost him a billion dollars. Gary is currently the subject of DailyVee, a | |||
| The Brains and Brawn of Business | Rob Siegel | Podcast series / Marketing | 13 Aug 2022 | 00:45:12 | |
Rob Siegel is a lecturer at Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business who specializes in teaching strategy and innovation for both large and small-scale businesses and companies. He is the author of the book The Brains and Brawn Company [https://amzn.to/3bY1CJz] which uses the brain and body as metaphors for ways that companies can be successful holistically.
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| On Running: How a Tiny Swiss Brand Business Took on Nike -- AND WON! | Olivier Bernhard | Podcast series / Marketing | 13 Aug 2022 | 00:42:15 | |
When On Running Co-Founder Olivier Bernhard was a child, running made him feel whole. He had trouble focusing in school and he says that in today’s society he would have probably been given medication to help him focus. Luckily his parents saw the energy he needed to expel and put him into a running club. That changed everything. The experience of moving his body and running gave him a sense of belonging and place and eventually he would grow up to be a pro Swiss athlete.
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| Chris Voss | Master the Art of Negotiation in Business and Learn to Win | Podcast series / Marketing | 31 Jul 2022 | 01:23:35 | |
It's 1983 and Chris Voss was hired at the FBI just before his 26th birthday. During his 24 years of service with the Bureau, Voss became a leading international kidnapping negotiator. He regularly engaged with some of the world's most dangerous criminals in extremely high-stakes scenarios. One of the moments that put Chris on the map was the time he successfully negotiated the release of hostages after a 1993 bank robbery at a Chase Manhattan bank in Brooklyn. I imagine Chris's life a little like a scene from one of my favorite TV shows, The Americans, a period drama about two KGB spies (portrayed by Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys) posing as Americans in suburban Washington, D.C., during the Reagan administration. Voss is currently the founder and head of the Black Swan Group, where he and his team are leveraging his deep knowledge and experience to train businesses and individuals to become highly effective negotiators. Here are a few things you might learn from Chris during this session: 1. How to decipher your leverage and negotiate from strength [ "The enemy is not the person across the table; the adversary is the situation." ] In other words, don't make people the enemy--focus instead on the problem to be solved. Negotiation shouldn't be a zero-sum game if you're planning to be in business long-term. So how do we win without burning bridges? The best strategy according to Voss is to "come up with a better deal than both parties could have imagined. You're both faced with different aspects of the same problem. So by definition, you have to look out for the other person to get to the best deal you can get." 2. How to figure out if you're the favorite or the fool... 3. How to use tactical empathy... While many believe that business is war, Voss sees getting to wins as a collaboration with effort on both sides rooted in empathy. "Aim to magnify positive emotions. To try and take emotions out of negotiation is a fool's errand." So be kind. Be professional. Put yourself in your rival's shoes and figure out a way for you to both be happy. 4. How to use mirroring... And much more! “For me, the three pillars of health are: Sleep. Nutrition. Exercise. Sleep, especially on a thermo-regulated bed at the right temperature customized for me, has been the key to feeling my best and performing at a high level. The Eight Sleep Pro Pod is a game-changer!” Go to https://eightsleep.com/BRY to start sleeping cool this summer and save (a lot with my special code). Eight Sleep currently ships within the USA, Canada, the UK, select countries in the EU, and Australia. I highly recommend it. This episode is also brought to by Vimeo… I’ve been a Pro User of Vimeo basically since I started my production company in 2010. Vimeo is for creative professions like me and I use it several different ways that have helped to build my business. I would suggest checking them out. Just go to Vimeo.com and see what’s possible! | |||
| Do Hard Things in Business: The Surprising Science of Real Toughness | Steve Magness | 20 Jul 2022 | 00:56:35 | |
Steve Magness never imagined he’d be a writer —let alone caught in the eye of one of most controversial competitive athletic storms entangled with running brand behemoth Nike, in what could be the biggest scandal since Lance Armstrong. As a track and field athlete in high school, he dreamed of one day being a running coach, or an Olympic athlete. As it happens for so many, life took him on a different path. He is now the author and co-author of many bestselling books including, The Science of Running, The Passion Paradox, Peak Performance and his latest, Do Hard Things http://www.stevemagness.com/do-hard-things “I wanted to go to the Olympics and be a professional athlete, and that was all I cared about,” he tells me. “I went to school because it was an expectation. I went to college because it allowed me to continue to compete and run. Beyond that, honestly I didn’t have a ton of interests.” He’s not a competitive runner anymore but today, as I sit down with him to discuss his new book, Do Hard Things, we can’t help but shoot the breeze about running and how it’s really a metaphor for life. | |||
| He Built a $250 Million Brand. Then He Left to Start Over | While on Earth | 11 Mar 2026 | 00:53:57 | |
In 2015 Todd Meleney, a young inexperienced newcomer, helped build Nobull from a three-person startup to $250 million in annual revenue. Then just 18 months ago he walked away to do it again, from scratch, in one of the most competitive markets on the planet. The result is While on Earth, a performance wellness footwear and apparel brand he launched in fall 2024 out of Providence, Rhode Island. Less than two years in, the brand is in hyper growth mode, operating primarily direct-to-consumer, with a product line expanding in 2026. Meleney also has three big-name pro athlete co-founders to help design, develop and legitimize the brand, including arguably the best player in the NFL who gave up a multi-million dollar deal with Nike to join them. Meleney is a visionary entrepreneur who believes time is our most valuable currency, and he’s passionate about helping people reach their full potential through performance and wellness. Before launching while on earth™, Todd was the award-winning CMO and first employee at NOBULL, where he oversaw marketing, content, and revenue from pre-launch to $200M+ in annual sales. He’s known for building a cult following and orchestrating some of the largest and most highly anticipated product launches in the athletic space. In this episode, Todd talks about his philosophy behind while on earth and how he’s scaling the brand as an influential leader in athletic performance wear and wellness; lessons from growing NOBULL from the ground up and building an engaged community; collaborating with elite athletes like Christian McCaffrey and launching authentic brand partnerships that actually move the needle; his insights on marketing, product launches, and entrepreneurship in the performance wellness space. | |||
| Alex Hormozi | Listen to This if You Want to Be a Millionaire in Business | Podcast series / Marketing | 10 Jul 2022 | 01:43:30 | |
Do you know the difference between $1 million and $1 billion? It's a lot. If you were to compare the delta in time, a million seconds is about 11 days. However, a billion seconds is almost 32 years. Alex Hormozi, entrepreneur, author, and CEO of Acquisition.com, has a growing portfolio of companies worth upwards of $100 million. Hormozi has a remarkable story that has all the makings of a Hollywood movie. Triumph and tragedy; high stakes business failure and success; complicated family relationships; romance; and more. Hormozi says that by the age of 32, he and his wife Leila's portfolio of companies crossed $85 million per year in revenue spanning brick-and-mortar service, licensing, education, SaaS, and e-commerce. In my opinion, they are on a trajectory to hit the billion-dollar milestone sooner than most. In his 20s, Hormozi opted to choose his own path and not the one that his successful Iranian immigrant father hoped he'd choose. Many children of immigrants might relate to this story and the subsequent consequence of the choice. Hormozi's decision led to serious conflict and years of tension -- even thoughts of suicide -- between Hormozi and his father that he had to figure out how to heal. In spite of it all, Hormozi remained true to himself and eventually, he hit major success working in the world of fitness and fitness business. Hormozi tells me that in his youth, everything he did in his life was in pursuit of his father's approval, and that he had never really made decisions for himself and for his own joy. Ultimately, it became clear that he didn't want to live the life that he was living. He says that for a short time he contemplated not living anymore at all, but ultimately decided that risking disappointing his father and carving his own path was a better way out, and so he took that risk. Listen to this wide ranging conversation with $100 million Alex Hormozi -- and you might catch the formula to becoming financially free. I’ve been a Pro User of Vimeo basically since I started my production company in 2010. Vimeo is for creative professions like me and I use it several different ways:
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| Trauma: The Business of Solving an Invisible Epidemic | Dr Paul Conti | 09 Jul 2022 | 01:25:16 | |
Dr. Paul Conti is adept at helping people untangle complex problems – and he also happens to be a psychiatrist. Dr. Conti incorporates a holistic view of each client or patient into his work, knowing the far-reaching impacts trauma can have upon the systems and communities in which an individual resides, works, and serves. In addition to clinical treatment, he provides personal, business, and legal consulting services. Dr. Conti is a graduate of Stanford University School of Medicine. He completed his training at Stanford and Harvard, where he served as Chief Resident. https://www.drpaulconti.com/ | |||
| The Business of Personalized Mental Health | Charlie Health CEO, Carter Barnhart | 04 Jul 2022 | 00:58:28 | |
Trigger warning for listeners sensitive to mentions of sexual trauma or violence, this episode contains references to rape and recovery from sexual trauma. Most teenagers move through the world with a feeling of invincibility. With a few rare exceptions, teens who are still living in the care of their parents and within the family unit home are sheltered from life’s harshest realities. While they might be individuating, preparing for college and the life they’ll live once they leave the nest, it usually takes a major life event to shake a teen out of their childhood bubble and welcome them to the realities of the real world. For some, this might mean little-t traumas like getting fired from a job, or going through a breakup, but for Carter Barnhart, it was something far more difficult. When she was just fourteen, Barnhart was out at a concert with friends, and she was raped. One night and just like that her life changed forever. Her innocence and childlike wonder shifted to a place of darkness, loneliness and pain. Barnhart comes from a strong family, and she is close with her parents and her brother, yet none of them could reach her. She didn’t tell them what happened to her, so on her own she was facing depression, anxiety and passive suicidal ideation.
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| Our Heroes in Life & Business are Deeply Flawed | Documentary Film Legend, Ken Burns | 09 Apr 2022 | 00:33:01 | |
Ken Burns has been making documentary films for over forty years. Since the Academy Award nominated Brooklyn Bridge in 1981, Ken has gone on to direct and produce some of the most acclaimed historical documentaries ever made. His latest film is about the extraordinary life of Benjamin Franklin coming to PBS in April. More info here: https://kenburns.com/ Special thanks to our sponsors at WeWork. I love my WeWork office because it perfectly suits my entrepreneurial lifestyle and business model. I have a small production company that has grown a little each year. As I grow and add team members, WeWork has a modular solution for offices or remote workers all over the world. Want to know more? Visit my VIP link and set up a tour: https://refer.wework.com/i/BRYANELLIOTT Get Behind the Brand and Subscribe! http://bit.ly/GetBehindtheBrand | |||
| Tosca Musk | Thriving in Business as the Youngest in a Family of Incredible Achievers | Podcast series / Marketing | 11 Mar 2022 | 00:42:52 | |
Tosca Musk (born July 20, 1974) is a South African filmmaker. She is an executive producer, producer, and director of feature films, television programs, and web content. Her work includes K. Bromberg's Driven, Rachel van Dyken's Matchmaker's Playbook, and her web series, Tiki Bar TV.[2][3] Tosca is the sister of entrepreneurs Elon Musk and Kimbal Musk and daughter of Maye Musk.[4] She co-founded the streaming service Passionflix. Special Thanks to our sponsor WeWork. I love my WeWork office because it perfectly suits my entrepreneurial lifestyle and business model. I have a small production company that has grown a little each year. As I grow and add team members, WeWork has a modular solution for offices or remote workers all over the world. Want to know more? Visit my VIP link and set up a tour: | |||
| Wired to Eat: The Business of Food | Robb Wolf | 03 Mar 2022 | 00:59:24 | |
Wolf believes that all wellness is rooted in sleep, food, movement, and community and that if we can get a handle on those things we will need to see our doctors far less. The onus falls on us, but he’s doing his part to educate and help the masses not only with his books, but also with LMNT Electrolyte supplements. https://www.behindthebrand.tv/lmnt His story and his life’s mission is one that I personally vibe with and can relate to. I have had my own moments of experimenting with food and exercise and diet in my own search to deal with chronic headaches and sleep apnea. In my journey, I saw countless doctors who took educated guesses on how to fix what was ailing me, but in the end, I knew intuitively to a degree what was going to work and what was not. Neither Wolf nor I want to disparage doctors in any way. When something goes wrong, having a trusted physician is an incredible advocate to have, but when it comes to overall wellness, there are actions that we as people can take to advocate for ourselves that limit how much medical care we need. Special Thanks to our sponsor WeWork! I love my WeWork office because it perfectly suits my entrepreneurial lifestyle and business model. I have a small production company that has grown a little each year. As I grow and add team members, WeWork has a modular solution for offices or remote workers all over the world. Want to know more? Visit my VIP link and set up a tour: | |||
| Business & Marketing Q&A | Podcast series / Marketing | 17 Feb 2022 | 00:58:57 | |
This recording was taken from a live stream session I did early this year. The audience asked me questions and I answered in a free flowing #AMA style. If you would like to see more of my production work for clients and other projects, visit: https://thegoodbrain.com | |||
| How Not to Overpay Your Business Taxes | Isai Cortez Esq | Podcast series / Marketing | 16 Feb 2022 | 00:46:23 | |
As a Los Angeles native, Cortez the lead attorney for Bismark Tax, Inc. Isai’s practice area is concentrated in the area of tax resolution. Isai earned his B.S. degree in Business Administration from the California State University Northridge, a Juris Doctor from the Pennsylvania State University, The Dickinson School of Law, and a Masters of Law Degree from the University of California Los Angeles School of Law. During law school Isai worked for the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue, Office of Chief Counsel and that is where he found his love for the tax code. Isai knew that the tax system needed improvement and that there was something that he could do to help taxpayers. After graduating from law school, he went on and continued his studies at UCLA School of Law in order to focus more on tax and business law. Take a look at Bizmark's proprietary bookkeeping SAS solution: https://synkbooks.com/ Special thanks to our sponsor Wework: I love my WeWork office because it perfectly suits my entrepreneurial lifestyle and business model. I have a small production company that has grown a little each year. As I grow and add team members, WeWork has a modular solution for offices or remote workers all over the world. Want to know more? Visit my VIP link and set up a tour: https://refer.wework.com/i/BRYANELLIOTT | |||
| Daniel Pink | The Power of Regret in Life & Business | Podcast series / Marketing | 16 Feb 2022 | 01:12:38 | |
From the #1 New York Times–bestselling author of When and A Whole New Mind, a paradigm-altering book about the transformative power of our most misunderstood emotion: regret. “No regrets.” You’ve heard people proclaim it as a philosophy of life. That’s nonsense, even dangerous, says Daniel H. Pink in his latest bold and inspiring work. Everybody has regrets. They’re a fundamental part of our lives. And if we reckon with them in fresh and imaginative ways, we can enlist our regrets to make smarter decisions, perform better at work and school, and deepen our sense of meaning and purpose. Special thanks to our sponsor WeWork.I love my WeWork office because it perfectly suits my entrepreneurial lifestyle and business model. I have a small production company that has grown a little each year. As I grow and add team members, WeWork has a modular solution for offices or remote workers all over the world. Want to know more? Visit my VIP link and set up a tour: | |||
| Behind Marriott Bonvoy's Business of 30+ Brands | President of Luxury at Marriott International,Tina Edmundson | Podcast series / Marketing | 19 Dec 2021 | 00:43:01 | |
I’m excited for you to watch this next episode with Global Brand & Marketing Officer, at Marriott International and the Bonvoy brand, Tina Edmundson. Please forgive the video quality as we had to do this via zoom but the content is a masterclass in brand marketing for any of you wondering how to build your own brand. I never considered how much I really valued feeling like I belong [when I travel] until the pandemic locked me in isolation. The distance and separation from family, friends and colleagues was dramatic and I felt it. Travel and connections to new people and places can open our minds to new possibilities and help us remember our humanity. Without hyperbole, travel has been transformative for me. My advice for choosing a place to stay is based on this feeling of being with “your people” whatever that may look like. It might be subtle but the social aspects can make all the difference and even help you bond, heal or create new friendships. This idea reminds me of a theme song from an old 80’s TV show. The lyrics hit me differently now: “Making your way in the world today takes everything you've got. Taking a break from all your worries sure would help a lot. Wouldn't you like to get away? Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name… And they're always glad you came. You want to be where you can see, our troubles are all the same. You want to be where everybody knows your name. Let’s get into it — Cheers! | |||
| Eugene Alletto turned his $20 Rule into 33 Million Bedgear Customers | 16 Sep 2025 | 01:03:34 | |
Eugene Alletto went from making cold calls in a Wolf of Wall Street style boiler room to building bedgear into a top-10 sleep industry brand serving 33+ million customers. In this episode, he shares the counterintuitive strategies that turned bedding from a commodity into a personalized science. Key Topics:
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Eugene breaks down how he turned a commodity market into a premium brand by solving real problems: spine alignment, temperature regulation, and personalized comfort. His mother's lesson about never playing the victim shaped both his personal resilience and business philosophy. Whether you're bootstrapping a startup or scaling an existing business, Eugene's experience offers practical frameworks for building sustainable growth without burning through capital. Special thanks to our sponsors: About a year ago I was working out of a co-working space with a private office and studio in West Hollywood, and honestly? It was fine but felt more like a college dorm than a professional workspace. I'm running a full service brand strategy consultancy and production company, meeting with serious clients, and I realized the environment wasn’t on brand for me. Then I discovered Industrious - and here's something that blew my mind: they're actually the world's largest premium flexible workspace, with over 200 locations across 10 countries. But they don't feel corporate or stuffy at all. What really sets them apart is their approach… Unlike traditional co-working spaces, Industrious operates more like a hotel management model. They partner directly with landlords to create these incredible spaces, and the difference is night and day. When I walk my clients through the doors now, I can see the immediate shift in how they perceive me and my company. There's this elevation in credibility that you just can't put a price on. And I'm not alone - their members consistently report feeling "proud to bring clients here" and that the space "elevates my own sense of self so I can do better work." The flexibility is incredible - I can scale my space up or down based on my team's needs. And with locations worldwide, I've got options whether I'm in LA or traveling for business to NYC and across the world. If you're tired of working from home or that coffee shop and you want a space that reflects your ambitions and style, you owe it to yourself to check out Industrious. Head to https://www.industriousoffice.com/ or send me a note and I’ll personally set up a VIP tour for you in an Industrious office near you. | |||
| Mel Robbins - Grow Your Business by Quieting Your Negative Monologue | Podcast series / Marketing | 16 Nov 2021 | 00:27:47 | |
Bestselling author Mel Robbins talks about her new book The High Five Habit in this episode of Behind the Brand. I’ve been a Pro User of Vimeo basically since I started my production company in 2010. Vimeo is for creative professions like me and I use it several different ways:
There are a ton more options so I would suggest checking them out. Just go to Vimeo.com and see what’s possible! Get Behind the Brand and Subscribe! http://bit.ly/GetBehindtheBrand | |||
| The Business of Cold Therapy | The Iceman, Wim Hof | 16 Nov 2021 | 00:55:56 | |
Wim Hof has a message for each of us: “You can literally do the impossible. You can overcome disease, improve your mental health and physical performance, and even control your physiology so you can thrive in freezing temperatures.” With The Wim Hof Method, this trailblazer of human potential shares a method that anyone can use—not just extreme athletes or spiritual masters—to supercharge your capacity for strength, health, and happiness.
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| What to Do When Your Business Fails | Mel Robbins | Podcast series / Marketing | 09 Nov 2021 | 00:24:22 | |
Mel Robbin's new book is called The High Five Habit and is another book filled with inspiration and pro tips about how to get back on your feet when you get knocked down. Want to try a free sample pack from our sponsor LMNT? Goto: DrinkLMNT.com/BryanElliott Get Behind the Brand and Subscribe! http://bit.ly/GetBehindtheBrand Here are my personal favorite Behind the Brand playlists: 1. Behind the Brand full-length episodes: http://bit.ly/BTBfull-length 2. The BEST advice from some of the most successful entrepreneurs: http://bit.ly/supersmartpeople 3. 5 Minutes or less with some of the smartest people on the planet http://bit.ly/BTBunder5min --------------------- More? Get Behind the Brand on... Instagram: http://instagram.com/1goodbrain Twitter: https://twitter.com/BryanElliott Facebook: http://fb.com/BehindtheBrand For business inquiries: producer@thegoodbrain.com See my film and commercial production work here: http://bit.ly/thegoodbrainwork | |||
| The Business of Music | Singer/Songwriter at Imagine Dragons, Dan Reynolds | 08 Nov 2021 | 01:19:30 | |
Dan Reynolds who is the front man singer/songwriter of popular music group Imagine Dragons talks about his music, journey of mental health, family relationships and more in this very candid interview and talk. Special thanks to this week’s partner WeWork! I’ve been a Pro User of Vimeo basically since I started my production company in 2010. Vimeo is for creative professions like me and I use it several different ways:
There are a ton more options so I would suggest checking them out. Just go to Vimeo.com and see what’s possible! Get Behind the Brand and Subscribe! http://bit.ly/GetBehindtheBrand | |||
| It's Not About What Happens in Business, it's How You Respond | Prof. Scott Galloway | Podcast series / Marketing | 01 Oct 2021 | 00:40:34 | |
Professor Scott Galloway is a professor at NYU Sterns, author and podcast host. Get Behind the Brand with Bryan Elliott. | |||
| Twitch Co-Founder Justin Kan | Do Anything in Business But Do it Well! | Podcast series / Marketing | 23 Aug 2021 | 00:52:56 | |
As a child Justin Kan’s mother told him that he could do anything in life as long as he did it well, and that laid the foundation for the path he’s been on since his early 20’s. As a child, Kan says that he was inspired by his entrepreneur parents and would tell them that he wanted to be a CEO when he grew up. While his path to get there hasn’t been at all conventional, and for a time included him broadcasting a 24-hour live stream of his own life, the Twitch co-founder seems to have gotten his wish. Special thanks to our sponsor LMNT! Get your free sample pack here: | |||
| Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less in Life & Business | Greg McKeown | Podcast series / Marketing | 30 Jul 2021 | 00:51:27 | |
I think you’re really going to like this episode with bestselling author Greg McKeown. He’s a Brit and seems like a deeply spiritual man with strong convictions for his family and faith. That is what he credits for a recent health scare with one of his children who had a serious undiagnosed illness but eventually regained her health. Greg talks about the idea of Essentialism, which is not like minimalism where you pair down your belongings to the bare bones… No, Essentialism is about keeping only the things, ideas and beliefs that serve you well. This resonates with me as I’ve shared my story when I felt like a victim 10 years ago during a really dark time in my life. I was able to swap that story and adopt a new one of being a survivor —that was my essential keepsake. I would also like to thank our sponsor LMNT — and speaking of essentials…it’s a good segue into this amazing drink that’s improved my health in a big way. Some of you know I’ve been battling migraines for a while and my doctor hasn’t found any solutions for me. I’m so sick of taking medicine so I talked to several pro athlete friends and their trainers who told me I was probably missing important electrolytes. I ordered some LMNT [spelled with the 4 letters LMNT] which as essentials like magnesium, potassium and sodium and over a 30 day period I saw my headaches decrease by about half. I am hooked and so I reached out to the folks at LMNT HQ and we’re now working together to help more of you. Electrolyte deficiency or imbalances can cause headaches, cramps, fatigue, and weakness. For those FASTING meals or working out for fitness: electrolytes can make the difference between feeling great and feeling like garbage. When you sweat, the primary electrolyte lost is sodium - athletes can lose up to 7 grams per day. When sodium isn’t replaced, it’s common to experience muscle cramps and fatigue. Anyway, I drink one before working out in the morning and one later after dinner to hydrate for the next day. Want to try a free sample pack? Goto: DrinkLMNT.com/BryanElliott and they will send you all of the flavors to try, shipping is 5 bucks. My personal favorite is the chocolate because I put it in my protein shake. I also love the Orange Salt. There’s a new watermelon flavor and I’m excited to try it!
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| The Last Independent Skateboard Business | Loaded Boards CEO, Don Tashman | Podcast series / Marketing | 16 Jul 2021 | 00:40:32 | |
Don Tashman is the CEO frontman behind Loaded Boards, one of the last independent skateboard companies in the United States. Check out their boards here: https://loadedboards.com/ | |||
| The Perfect Business Pitch | Netflix Co-Founder and Serial Entrepreneur, Marc Randolph | Podcast series / Marketing | 31 May 2021 | 00:36:04 | |
Marc Randolph is a veteran Silicon Valley entrepreneur, advisor, and investor. As co-founder and founding CEO of Netflix, he laid much of the groundwork for a service that’s grown to 150 million subscribers, and fundamentally altered how the world experiences media.
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| The Spirited Man Brand & Business | Van Neistat | Podcast series / Marketing | 13 May 2021 | 01:09:36 | |
Van Neistat is a writer and director, the creator of an unlimited series of short films about creation, repair, introspection, thought and books combined with living. The spirited man is an archetype that embodies our favorite part of us, our spirit. | |||
| 7 Tips on Outlasting Your Competition, From Serial Entrepreneur Jesse Itzler | 17 Aug 2025 | 00:35:49 | |
In both business and life, endurance, not speed, is of the utmost importance. Jesse Itzler's first book was rejected by 15 publishers before number 16 gave him a shot. 30 is how many years Jesse’s been running races without winning a single win. And 100 is roughly how many miles Jesse covered in his longest ultramarathon, races that taught him the one business lesson most entrepreneurs never learn: you don't have to be the fastest to finish first. "I've never won anything in my life, not even close," Itzler tells me with a laugh during our recent conversation. "I'm back in the pack. In a marathon with 60,000 runners in New York, I came in like 57,000th place. But these ultra marathons aren't about being the best runner, they're all about will." It's a philosophy that's carried the serial entrepreneur through an unlikely journey: from performing as rapper "Jesse Jaymes" (his single "Shake It Like a White Girl" hit #74 on Billboard in 1991) to co-founding Marquis Jet and selling it to Berkshire Hathaway, to leading ZICO Coconut Water's sale to Coca-Cola. Along the way, he became part-owner of the Atlanta Hawks and married Spanx founder Sara Blakely, creating one of entrepreneurship's most dynamic power couples. Now in its 3rd year, Jesse is hosting the Runningman Festival, a unique fitness and wellness experience and conference designed to challenge, inspire and bring like-minded people together in Kingston Downs: Rome, Georgia in mid-September. Jesse is the definition of serial entrepreneur but what most people miss about his approach to business is that he's never actually trying to win the race everyone else is running. I hope you get as much out of this conversation with Jesse as I did! Special thanks to our sponsors: About a year ago I was working out of a co-working space with a private office and studio in West Hollywood, and honestly? It was fine but felt more like a college dorm than a professional workspace. I'm running a full service brand strategy consultancy and production company, meeting with serious clients, and I realized the environment wasn’t on brand for me. Then I discovered Industrious - and here's something that blew my mind: they're actually the world's largest premium flexible workspace, with over 200 locations across 10 countries. But they don't feel corporate or stuffy at all. What really sets them apart is their approach… Unlike traditional co-working spaces, Industrious operates more like a hotel management model. They partner directly with landlords to create these incredible spaces, and the difference is night and day. When I walk my clients through the doors now, I can see the immediate shift in how they perceive me and my company. There's this elevation in credibility that you just can't put a price on. And I'm not alone - their members consistently report feeling "proud to bring clients here" and that the space "elevates my own sense of self so I can do better work." The flexibility is incredible - I can scale my space up or down based on my team's needs. And with locations worldwide, I've got options whether I'm in LA or traveling for business to NYC and across the world. If you're tired of working from home or that coffee shop and you want a space that reflects your ambitions and style, you owe it to yourself to check out Industrious. Head to https://www.industriousoffice.com/ or send me a note and I’ll personally set up a VIP tour for you in an Industrious office near you. | |||
| How to Change Your Life & Business: The Science of Getting from Where You Are to Where You Want to Be | Katy Milkman | 23 Apr 2021 | 00:57:19 | |
Katy Milkman is the James G. Dinan Professor at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, host of Charles Schwab’s popular behavioral economics podcast Choiceology, and the former president of the international Society for Judgment and Decision Making. She is the co-founder and co-director of the Behavior Change for Good Initiative, a research center with the mission of advancing the science of lasting behavior change whose work is being chronicled by Freakonomics Radio. Over the course of her career, she has worked with or advised dozens of organizations on how to spur positive change, including Google, the U.S. Department of Defense, the American Red Cross, 24 Hour Fitness, Walmart and Morningstar. An award-winning scholar and teacher, Katy writes frequently about behavioral science for major media outlets such as The Washington Post, The New York Times, USA Today, and Scientific American. Her book How to Change: The Science of Getting From Where You are to Where You Want to Be will be released by Penguin Portfolio on May 4, 2021. She earned her undergraduate degree from Princeton University (summa cum laude), where she studied Operations Research and American Studies and her PhD from Harvard University where, she studied Computer Science and Business. | |||
| Luvvie Ajayi Jones | Professional Business Trouble Maker | Podcast series / Marketing | 22 Apr 2021 | 00:45:41 | |
Luvvie Ajayi Jones is a New York Times bestselling author, sought-after speaker and podcast host who thrives at the intersection of comedy, technology and justice. Her latest book is called, Professional Troublemaker, The Fear-Fighter Manual. | |||
| Everything You [probably] Don't Know About E-commerce Business | Shopify President, Harley Finkelstein | Podcast series / Marketing | 18 Apr 2021 | 00:55:15 | |
Harley Finkelstein is a Canadian businessperson, entrepreneur and public speaker. He is best known as the President of Shopify. He is a board member of CBC, and an advisor to both OMERS Ventures and Felicis Ventures. He is also a Dragon on CBC Dragons' Den, Next Gen Den. | |||
| The Real Magic Happens in Life & Business When You Find the Story Behind the Story | Malcolm Gladwell | 11 Apr 2021 | 00:58:10 | |
In my opinion Malcolm Gladwell is a one-in-generation kind of writer. Like F. Scott Fitzgerald or a more virtuous, thoughtful and gentle Hemingway without all the drinking, cavorting and tragedy. He is Canadian after all, and very proud of it. In this episode of Behind the Brand I convince Malcolm to reveal something personal about himself that most people do not know about him. His new book, the Bomber Mafia chronicles the history and rivalry between an elite group of chemists vs physicists who competed during WW2 to see who could help the allied forces, specifically the United States win and end the war against Japan. Malcolm is a prolific writer and the author of several of my favorite books, including David and Goliath, Outliers, The Tipping Point and many others. He’s also the host of The Revisionist Podcast, which I also recommend checking out. He has an uncanny way of finding the story behind the story and pointing out the important lessons often hiding or undocumented in fascinating true stories in history. I know you’ll enjoy this episode with the incomparable Malcolm Gladwell. | |||
| Jack Conte, CEO Patreon | Get Paid in Business What You're Worth | Podcast series / Marketing | 09 Apr 2021 | 01:01:12 | |
Jack Conte is a quirky, smart and talented musician — turned tech entrepreneur, CEO and co-founder of Patreon. What is Patreon? Well, Jack basically built it to help creative people get paid for what they love to do. On Patreon, you can let your fans become active participants in the work they love by offering them a monthly membership. You give them access to exclusive content, community, and insight into your creative process. In exchange, you get the freedom to do your best work, and the stability you need to build an independent creative career. And just this week Jack and team raised another 155 million dollars series F at a $4 Billion dollar valuation to ensure they can continue to do next-level stuff. Between NFTS and Beeples $69 sale to musician JZ joining the Twitter board and announcing “Super Followers” to compete with Substack and Patreon…Jack believes these are all basically the same convergence of what he calls The Second Renaissance. Join us as we do a deep dive into this fascinating world. | |||
| Kara Swisher | Arguably the Most Feared Business Personality in Silicon Valley | Podcast series / Marketing | 08 Apr 2021 | 00:41:09 | |
Kara Anne Swisher is an American journalist. Described by Newsweek as Silicon Valley's "most powerful tech journalist", she is an opinion writer for The New York Times, a contributing editor at New York, the host of the podcast Sway, and the co-host of the podcast Pivot. | |||
| From the NFL to Entrepreneur in Business, Ndamukong Suh | Podcast series / Marketing | 08 Apr 2021 | 00:50:46 | |
Ndamukong Suh is an American football defensive tackle for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers of the National Football League. He played college football at Nebraska, where he earned All-American honors, and was drafted by the Detroit Lions second overall in the 2010 NFL Draft. In 2021 his team won Super bowl 55. | |||
| Lessons of Courage in Life & Business from a Paralympic Medalist | Amy Purdy | 01 Apr 2021 | 00:51:20 | |
Amy Purdy has lived an incredible life. She grew up with the love of Nature, health wellness and travel. She was also a passionate snowboarder. At 19, her life took a detour. After experiencing flu-like symptoms, Amy was rushed to the hospital in a state of septic shock. When she entered into the hospital she was given less than a 2% chance of survival, put on life support and placed into a coma. After multiple blood transfusions, and the removal of her ruptured spleen, doctors diagnosed Amy with Meningococcal Meningitis, a vaccine preventable bacterial infection. Due to the lack of circulation she had suffered, doctors had to amputate her legs below the knee. She later received a donated kidney from her father a week before her 21st birthday. After going through this life-altering experience, Amy challenged herself to move on with her life and attain goals that even those who have both legs struggle to achieve.She is one of the top ranked adaptive snowboarders in the world,the 2014 Sochi Paralympic bronze medalist and is currently the only double-leg amputee competing in snowboarding at the world-class level. Amy’s creativity, positive outlook and her never-give-up attitude have opened doors to many other opportunities, including being featured in a Madonna music video, a lead actress role in an award-winning independent film and multiple creative modeling projects including a photo shoot with musician and artist Nikki Sixx where her legs were custom made from steel to look like ice picks. Amy has evolved into a powerful inspirational and motivational speaker who has been seen by millions of people and invited to share her story to audiences around the world. Amy’s TED x Orange Coast talk, “Living Beyond Limits” is the number one recommended video by TED x OC to incoming TED speakers formulating their own presentations. Amy’s story and images have been featured in numerous national and international publications, and in 2012 she and her longtime boyfriend, Daniel Gale, raced around the world on CBS’s The Amazing Race. In May of 2013, Amy was named by the International Olympic Committee as one of the top 15 most marketable para-athletes in the world. Although Amy has numerous accomplishments, she is most proud of co-founding Adaptive Action Sports with her husband Daniel Gale. Created in 2005, AAS is a non-profit organization that helps those with permanent disabilities get involved in action sports. AAS has partnered with ESPN and runs “adaptive” action sport competitions at the summer and winter ESPN X Games. These events were instrumental in getting adaptive snowboarding added to the 2014 Paralympic Games. In the spring of 2014, Amy inspired millions of fans with her stunning performances on ABC’s Dancing With The Stars, eventually becoming the show’s runner-up. Amy also recently shared her remarkable story alongside Oprah Winfrey, as part of Oprah’s The Life You Want Tour. Where she toured with Oprah sharing the stage through cities across America. Amy was also featured in a Superbowl Commercial for her partner Toyota which aired just after kickoff. The commercial fettered Amy Running, Dancing, Snowboarding, modeling and speaking all to the voice of the great Mohammad Ali and his ” How Great I am” speech. | |||
| Dr Nicole LePera | How to Overcome Self-Sabotaging Behavior in Life & Business | 24 Feb 2021 | 01:04:46 | |
Dr. Nicole LePera was trained in clinical psychology As a clinical psychologist in private practice, Dr. Nicole | |||
| How to Become a Billionaire in Business | Mike Novogratz | Podcast series / Marketing | 18 Jan 2021 | 00:57:18 | |
Mike Novogratz is the Founder, CEO and Chairman of Galaxy Digital. He was formerly a Partner and President of Fortress Investment Group LLC. Prior to Fortress, Mike spent 11 years at Goldman Sachs, where he was elected Partner in 1998. He served on the New York Federal Reserve’s Investment Advisory Committee on Financial Markets from 2012 – 2015. Mike currently serves as the Chairman of The Bail Project and has made criminal justice reform a focus of his family’s foundation. Mike has a degree in Economics from Princeton University,…he served as a helicopter pilot in the US Army and is a self-proclaimed extrovert, investor and crypto maniac. I know you will enjoy this wide-ranging conversion with someone who gives the most interesting man in the world a run for his money. I’d also like to thank our sponsor, our friends at the .STORE domains where you can get your own custom .Store domain name to set up your website to sell products or services. Different from any .com, .net or other extension — .STORE really gives your customers a destination to shop for you stuff. .store, instantly tells people your website is a “store” and lets your website URL do the marketing for you! I set up my own .Store recently at https://BehindtheBrand.store and you can find some of my favorite books from bestselling authors who’ve been on this show for sale at a price better than Amazon. Get your own .STORE domain by going to my special link at: http://bit.ly/yourcustomstore | |||
| This is why your website sucks--AND HOW TO FIX IT. | 07 May 2025 | 01:07:39 | |
Nir Zohar, President & COO of Wix, is not your typical tech bro from Silicon Valley. After doing 3 years of mandatory military service in his home country of Israel, his skills were noticed and he was asked to extend his term to 6 years where he spent time on small vessel ship helping to keep his country safe. By the mid 2000s he was out of the navy and back on dry land trying to figure out his next move when he was approached by a friend to jump into the extremely competitive website wars battling the likes of Spotify, Squarespace and Wordpress to name a few. Want to know why your website sucks and how to fix it? Nir tells all. Special thanks to our sponsors: About a year ago I was working out of a co-working space with a private office and studio in West Hollywood, and honestly? It was fine but felt more like a college dorm than a professional workspace. I'm running a full service brand strategy consultancy and production company, meeting with serious clients, and I realized the environment wasn’t on brand for me. Then I discovered Industrious - and here's something that blew my mind: they're actually the world's largest premium flexible workspace, with over 200 locations across 10 countries. But they don't feel corporate or stuffy at all. What really sets them apart is their approach… Unlike traditional co-working spaces, Industrious operates more like a hotel management model. They partner directly with landlords to create these incredible spaces, and the difference is night and day. When I walk my clients through the doors now, I can see the immediate shift in how they perceive me and my company. There's this elevation in credibility that you just can't put a price on. And I'm not alone - their members consistently report feeling "proud to bring clients here" and that the space "elevates my own sense of self so I can do better work." The flexibility is incredible - I can scale my space up or down based on my team's needs. And with locations worldwide, I've got options whether I'm in LA or traveling for business to NYC and across the world. If you're tired of working from home or that coffee shop and you want a space that reflects your ambitions and style, you owe it to yourself to check out Industrious. Head to https://www.industriousoffice.com/ or send me a note and I’ll personally set up a VIP tour for you in an Industrious office near you. Special thanks to our sponsors: AKA is an innovative brand of luxury hotel residences catering to people like me who travel to a place for a week or more, for example on production shoots, and want to feel at home wherever they are. AKA balances the space and comfort of a luxury condo with the style and hospitality of an intimate boutique hotel. This week we were at AKA’s West Hollywood location at 8500 Sunset Blvd. It’s an iconic location right in the heart of LA where there’s going on during the daytime and night life. But AKA West Hollywood is a little sanctuary and where you’ve all the modern, private and sophisticated services amenities while it still feels like home. If you’re staying several days, AKA gives you all the comforts of a home away from home whether it’s for business, vacation, filmmaking, a renovation, relocation or whatever... Check out their properties and amenities and book your next trip at Stayaka.com | |||
| Brett Favre | Business Lessons Learned the Hard Way | Podcast series / Marketing | 01 Oct 2020 | 00:54:12 | |
In this episode of Behind the Brand, host Bryan Elliott talks with Hall of Fame Quarterback Brett Favre about success lessons learned the hard way. Get Behind the Brand and Subscribe! http://bit.ly/GetBehindtheBrand Here are my personal favorite Behind the Brand playlists: 1. Behind the Brand full-length episodes: http://bit.ly/BTBfull-length 2. The BEST advice from some of the most successful entrepreneurs: http://bit.ly/supersmartpeople 3. 5 Minutes or less with some of the smartest people on the planet http://bit.ly/BTBunder5min --------------------- More? Get Behind the Brand on... Instagram: http://instagram.com/1goodbrain Twitter: https://twitter.com/BryanElliott Facebook: http://fb.com/BehindtheBrand For business inquiries: producer@thegoodbrain.com See my film and commercial production work here: http://bit.ly/thegoodbrainwork | |||
| Building a Billion Dollar Content Brand Business | Vimeo CMO, Harris Beber | Podcast series / Marketing | 23 Sep 2020 | 00:44:11 | |
Harris Beber is a skilled marketer who was reluctant about joining the premium platform Vimeo because he didn't have any video experience. But staying open and saying yes to explore opportunities has been one the keys to his success. I know you'll be inspired and learn a lot from this wide ranging conversation with Harris as we explore what's possible on Vimeo. | |||
| From Pro Racer to Entrepreneur in Business | Danica Patrick | Podcast series / Marketing | 19 Sep 2020 | 00:51:00 | |
Danica Patrick is former professional race car driver who is now a exploring the next chapter in her life as an entrepreneur. Some of her best business advice includes how important it is to visualize your dreams to help them become a reality. | |||