Episode 92: How Mario Armstrong learned to Never Settle
Beyond 6 Seconds: Neurodiversity stories from neurodivergent people
02/03/20
•52m
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Mario Armstrong is a two-time Emmy Award Winner, Digital Lifestyle Expert, entrepreneur, TV Host, public speaker, and motivator for the modern world, who delivers tactical advice to inspire people to take action towards pursuing their goals, dreams and passions.
He's the Host of the Never Settle Show, an NBC TODAY Show Contributor, appears on Dr. Oz, Steve Harvey, NPR, Inside Edition & more, and is a public speaker with Daymond John's Shark Group's Speaking Division.
Mario's new daily podcast, entitled "Wake Up and Level Up," kickstarts your day in under 5 minutes with a jolt of inspiration, advice and personal growth formulas. It recently became a Top 200 podcast on the iTunes Self-Help charts and is in the top 10% of all podcasts around the country.
On this episode, you will hear Mario talk about:
- How he became interested in Digital Technology as a child
- How his "3-ask" question formula has helped him (and others) accelerate their success
- How he balanced his first radio job with his full time job
- His career journey that led him to become a featured correspondent on national TV – but still presents obstacles that he must overcome
- How he keeps moving forward in the face of "No"
- His advice for managing your fears and achieving your dreams
You can find Mario on www.neversettle.tv, on the Never Settle Network YouTube Channel, on Instagram at @marioarmstrong and on his podcast Wake Up and Level Up. Be sure to let him know that you heard him on Beyond 6 Seconds!
A full episode transcript is available here.
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Sydney Nanberg defied the conventional expectations of society by dropping out of college -- and then went on to build a six-figure marketing business by the young age of 20. Now Sydney teaches others how to better their lives with self-care, mindset, and entrepreneurship.
Sydney's journey has been amazing, but certainly not easy. On this episode, she shares:
- How failing a college test led her to completely change her course in life
- How her challenges with mental health and being bullied influenced her mindset
- How getting out of her comfort zone improved her life
- How she learned the key skills she needed to start and grow her own successful marketing agency
Learn more about Sydney through her blog and her podcast, She Did It. You can also contact her on Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, Instagram, and through her marketing agency, Digital Maverick.
A full episode transcript is available here.
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Episode 93: Chasing a Stand-up Comedy Dream -- with Jessica Inserra (Explicit)
February 17, 2020
•49m
Jessica Inserra is a Los Angeles based stand-up comedian whose irreverent humor explores, among other things, themes from her life as a gay woman growing up in a colorful New York Italian family. Jessica recently commemorated 25 years of being out, having burst through the closet doors at the tender age of 14. Now she can be seen performing her unique brand of brash, edgy comedy at The Comedy Store, as well as other venues in and around Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Seattle and beyond. She is currently working on her own stand-up special entitled, "Jessica Inserra, Pretty Gay."
On this episode, you will hear Jessica talk about:
- What inspired her to pursue stand-up comedy, after more than a decade of managing a plastic surgeon's office (which is still her full-time job!) -- and how she balances her job with pursuing her comedy passion
- Her experience working with legendary comedian Gerry Katzman in his stand-up comedy class -- and how she overcame constant fear and self-doubt as she developed and practiced her material
- How she feels about finding success at the beginning of her career and being able to meet her comedy idols
- How being "familiar" and feminine as a gay woman has helped her both in her comedy and her life
You can follow Jessica on Instagram at @jessinserra and on her website, www.prettygay.net.
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