Chris Guillebeau (by popular demand)


EPISODE 196

When I first interviewed Chris Guillebeau, he was just publishing The $100 Startup. Now, just a few months later, he’s officially blown the world away.

From best seller lists to reviews from some of the best and brightest (many of whom have been on this show), the conclusions are unanimous: You need to get your head into these ideas.

So, I decided to publish the interview in its entirety again. I hope you dig it. More importantly, I hope you put it to work.

Chris Guillebeau talks with Dane Sanders on the reality of being a human start up as well as how to actually start a thriving business on $100 (with proof)!

Ben Crawford with Dane Sanders


EPISODE 195

Ben Crawford is a co-founder of the incredibly creative Epipheo Studios and the brand new Epipheo.TV.

In this first of two conversations (the first with Ben and the second with another of the founders), we talk about the high art of story telling and its potential with enrolling others into big idea narratives that can benefit your creativity and business.

 

Tofurious with Dane Sanders


EPISODE 194

Lawrence Chen (aka Tofurious) a photographer, author and online expert in the area of social and search.

In this conversation, we talk about the nature of social web and human behavior and how to maximize the knowledge of both for their highest and best use.

 

Reid Warner with Dane Sanders


EPISODE 193

Reid Warner is the co-founder and CEO of SnapKnot.com – a visual search and inspiration space for brides and photographers to connect online.

In this conversation, we talk about how doable it is to effectively enroll a prospective bride into becoming an evangelist for your brand – if you take the time to do that authentically and thoughtfully – as well as the changing landscape of professional wedding photography.

 

Nate Peterson with Dane Sanders


EPISODE 192

Nate Peterson is a photographer, designer and educator. He and I had the privilege of being mentors at After Dark Education – a fantastically alternative resource for photographers to learn hands on.

In this conversation, we talk about how Nate went from education consumer to full blown implementer of a thriving business. Nate should be the poster child of doing it right. If you’re ready to emerge, you’d be crazy not to learn from Nate.

 

Sal Cincotta with Dane Sanders


EPISODE 191

Sal Cincotta is a photographer, publisher and educator. In this interview with Dane Sanders on Fast Track Coaching, they talk abou how to transform a photo business from starving to thriving (he took his from $50K to + $1M in less than five years), where photo education is missing the mark and how they both believe implementation training is more important than ever.

 

Chris Scott with Dane Sanders


EPISODE 190

Chris Scott is a photographer and creator of Preveal. In this interview with Dane Sanders on Fast Track Coaching, they talk about the importance of mobile communication, how to remove friction for clients when investing in wall portraiture and how this process, inspired by Julia Woods, can triple your product sales immediately.

 

Bobby Carlsen with Dane Sanders


EPISODE 189

Bobby Carlsen from Bobby Carlsen Photography joins Dane Sanders on Fast Track Coaching as they talk about how to work a photo business successfully in a small market with high unemployment and fierce, growing competition.

Bobby also shares his Ph.D. insights on how to leverage basic human psychology to direct your client to maximum satisfaction and sales.

Kristy Dickerson with Dane Sanders

EPISODE 188

Kristy Dickerson from Fisheye Connect joins Dane Sanders on Fast Track Coaching as they talk about new trends in photo education and who’s going to workshops now, why mom’s with cameras try to go pro and the future of the photo industry.

 

Jeremy Cowart with Dane Sanders

EPISODE 187

Jeremy Cowart from Help Portrait joins Dane Sanders on Fast Track Coaching as they talk about the ultimate antidote to circumstances you don’t prefer… namely, how to cultivate compassion, how to be thankful and how to lead in something bigger than yourself.

Jeremy is an inspiration & a catalyst. You won’t regret investing yourself in this conversation.