INTENT Podcast 021: Kolby Kay

September 10, 2021September 9, 2021

Kolby Kay is a father, filmmaker, author, best selling author and creator of the

docuseries A Life Worth Living. He also runs a marketing agency that's focused on mental and behavioural health of adolescent kids.

Kolby has also spoken on global stages in front of over 300,000 people and has appeared in over 250 podcasts. When he’s not behind the camera, he loves riding on his motorcycle and spending time with his family.

In today’s conversation with Kolby, we talk about his ups and downs in life which include dealing with divorce and bankruptcy and recovering from it. We also learn about his thoughts on social media and navigating through the COVID-19 pandemic.

“It's the journey and what you do with the family and your friends that's important.” -- Kolby Kay

Some topics that were discussed include:

Who is Kolby?
Dealing with bankruptcy
Kolby on sharing his story online
Kolby’s project on teenage suicide
Dealing with the pandemic
Letting go of social media

References & links mentioned:

www.intentpodcast.com

Contact Kolby:

Kolby Kay's LinkedIn

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INTENT Podcast 002: Damien Fogg

Damian used to be into finance and financial advising, trading and property. He managed to retire at a reasonably early stage. Damian has an obsession with property as his career started over a decade ago when he decided to go full time into the property after working as a financial advisor (CeFA) at the time.

With his combination of perfectionism and love of qualifications, he went back to university to obtain a Masters Degree (MSc) in Commercial Building Surveying which led to him becoming a chartered building surveyor (MRICS). He’s currently focused his mission to helping other people gain more time and reduce their stress by managing their finances and investing for their long-term future.

Today, we cover his move from the financial sector to property, a comparison between his day to day life, then and now. We also cover what work entails under the freedom setting working for himself has provided and how he helps others.

“It’s better to make the wrong decision than no decision” – Damien Fogg

Some topics that were discussed include:

Comparison of Damian’s life now in comparison to when he worked in the financial sector
Comparison between his day to day life when in the financial sector
What work is like under freer conditions
What is it like having a traditional job for 3 months and then retiring
Our “why”
Things that you’d need to do to as an average person in order to get your investments to look after you
How to live below your means
How to decide what’s vital and what’s not vital to living below your means
Figuring out income, expenditure

References & links mentioned:

https://www.theepinvestor.com/

Contact Damien:

Damien Fogg

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INTENT Podcast 001: David Schloss

David Schloss is the founder of Convert ROI, which is a highly successful digital advertising agency focusing exclusively on Facebook and Instagram ads platform. His expertise lies behind the psychology of running high yielding advertising campaigns on Facebook. He can do these through his fully managed private client work, consulting, intensive training events or keynote speaking.

David utilises proprietary methods of “contextual congruence”, his process comes from a marriage between direct response marketing and understanding social behaviour. He is the mastermind behind most other advertisers success on Facebook

Today, we discuss potential opportunities provided by the pandemic, we also discuss the effects the current state of matters has on the digital marketing spectrum, How companies can potentially pivot in these dire times and so much more.

“Even when the market is down there are always ways to benefit from it” – David Schloss

Some topics that were discussed include:

How to stay relevant in a market crisis
How the current situation affects the market place for service providers
The changes in normal life the pandemic could cause interactions and business
The urge to do things when told not to
Way businesses affected by this can capitalise
How the pandemic is affecting David personally
Limitation of Risk management
How David chooses people he brings onboard
How he identifies his leadership style
How he keeps cool when everyone around him is losing their minds
A disconnect between what people are talking about and what they are doing when the lights are off
Financial literacy
Delegation when people are first hired
How to overcome the fear of delegation

References & links mentioned:

Contact David:

David Schloss

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INTENT Podcast Intro: Tega Diegbe

This episode is to talk a little bit about the podcast, what I envisioned for the podcast and what I hope to achieve with the podcast.

I spent like three months trying to think of a super clever name for the podcast. When I settled on INTENT, I had to think of a fancy reason why I would call my podcast intent. It could be tied to intention, it could be tied to intention and entrepreneurship. It could be tied to how entrepreneurs will, their intent into existence.

I do the stuff that I know and love to do so well and stay in my comfort zone. So first and foremost, this podcast is going to be a way for me to step out of my comfort zone. The way I met these people and these people, I'm referring to, is going to be my podcast guests. The way that I've met these people would have been interacting with them primarily in a business sense. And as we did more business stuff together, as we did deals and worked out different things together, I've gotten to know some of them.

So I wanted to get to know these people better. And in wanting to get to know them better, I knew that I couldn't maybe travel to where they are cause these guys are all over the world. In asking them questions and getting their answers to things that I'm intrigued about, I hope that people will learn different things that they can take away and use in their day to day lives.

I would hope to grow into a place where we can just sit and talk business, talk about business and lessons learned from all that. I hope you enjoyed this episode and you maybe got something from it that you can take and use and implement in your business or life. If you're interested in any of the links mentioned or any more information about anything that talks about in the show today, you can go to www.intentpodcast.com

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