Kelsey Dixon's guest appearances

Kelsey Dixon

Fire Drill

SMhack - Agency Stories

Founders & Innovators Morning Show

Elon Musk

Andy Steves

Tim Kennedy

Charlie Munger

Chad Carson

Richard Feynman

JD Roth

Chris Reining

Benny Hsu

Joe Jimenez

Joe Goldberg

Vincent Pugliese

Pauline Paquin

Steve Wozniak

John C. Maxwell

OwlTail

Hustling doesn’t only have to happen inside a cubicle, building a service-oriented business for an independent location lifestyle, setting a global standard for a company, reaching out to critics and cheerleaders to get perspective, and being a friend first.   A conversation with Kelsey Dixon, Co-Founder and President of Davies + Dixon. Find out more at: https://www.daviesanddixon.com/   And please support our show! Your $4 monthly contribution will get you exclusive content and behind-the-scenes-insight: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/R6cT2riSm   Joia is a coach for Founders &amp; Innovators. She specializes in entrepreneurial leadership development and creativity/innovation -- with a special focus in supporting entrepreneurs to achieve integrated success across work and life.   As she says... "I help ambitious entrepreneurs who want to "have it all". (I LOVE asking people what it means to you to "have it all") When I ask, I notice most people focus on variations of three basic things: Wealth, Health, &amp; Relationships. (For the record, I actually think there's eight things if you REALLY want to have it all. And no, fellow coaches, I'm not talking about the "Wheel of Life" etc.) But let's start with these three... Interestingly, too many entrepreneurs I know are great at building wealth, but they sacrifice their health and relationships, and ultimately that’s bad for business too...."   You can find out more and apply for a coaching spot at www.humanpossibilities.pro

Hustling doesn’t only have to happen inside a cubicle, building a service-oriented business for an independent location lifestyle, setting a global standard for a company, reaching out to critics and cheerleaders to get perspective, and being a friend first. A conversation with Kelsey Dixon, Co-Founder and President of Davies + Dixon. Find out more at: <a href="https://www.daviesanddixon.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.daviesanddixon.com/</a> And please support our show! Your $4 monthly contribution will get you exclusive content and behind-the-scenes-insight: <a href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/R6cT2riSm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.buymeacoffee.com/R6cT2riSm</a> Joia is a coach for Founders &amp; Innovators. She specializes in entrepreneurial leadership development and creativity/innovation -- with a special focus in supporting entrepreneurs to achieve integrated success across work and life. As she says... "I help ambitious entrepreneurs who want to "have it all". (I LOVE asking people what it means to you to "have it all") When I ask, I notice most people focus on variations of three basic things: Wealth, Health, &amp; Relationships. (For the record, I actually think there's eight things if you REALLY want to have it all. And no, fellow coaches, I'm not talking about the "Wheel of Life" etc.) But let's start with these three... Interestingly, too many entrepreneurs I know are great at building wealth, but they sacrifice their health and relationships, and ultimately that’s bad for business too...." You can find out more and apply for a coaching spot at <a href="http://www.humanpossibilities.pro" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.humanpossibilities.pro</a>

Hustling Outside of Cubicles + Entrepreneurship | Kelsey Dixon |Davies + Dixon | ENTREPRENEUR 

Davies + Dixon, a digital marketing + communications firm, was founded by two millennial go-getters who realized early on that teamwork makes the dream work. They met while working in the Fortune 500 beauty industry of New York City in 2010 and joined forces to launch the Seattle-based agency with two goals in mind: To ensure brands have tailor-made solutions to foster worthy customer experiences. To create a company where people WANT to work that focuses on people first, helping everyone reach their goals. Social Media Channels:  Twitter: @daviesanddixon IG: @daviesanddixon Facebook: facebook.com/daviesanddixon    This is the SMhack - Agency Stories. It is a podcast that understands that starting and running a profitable agency is not easy. Fortunately, we have successful agency owners who have been there and done that. In this podcast, we will be exploring their journeys, in the hope to understand what went well and what did not.

Davies + Dixon, a digital marketing + communications firm, was founded by two millennial go-getters who realized early on that teamwork makes the dream work. They met while working in the Fortune 500 beauty industry of New York City in 2010 and joined forces to launch the Seattle-based agency with two goals in mind: To ensure brands have tailor-made solutions to foster worthy customer experiences. To create a company where people WANT to work that focuses on people first, helping everyone reach their goals. Social Media Channels: <ul> <li>Twitter: @daviesanddixon</li> <li>IG: @daviesanddixon</li> <li>Facebook: <a href="http://facebook.com/daviesanddixon" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">facebook.com/daviesanddixon</a></li> </ul> This is the SMhack - Agency Stories. It is a podcast that understands that starting and running a profitable agency is not easy. Fortunately, we have successful agency owners who have been there and done that. In this podcast, we will be exploring their journeys, in the hope to understand what went well and what did not.

Davies and Dixon - Kelsey Dixon 

Ever met someone who was in the FIRE community but didn't know it? Kelsey and her husband started off like many others: a college degree, a job, a house, and so on. But then, Kelsey decided she wanted to try something else and so they went to Seattle, where she started her own digital marketing company and her husband went into carpentry. They then decided to go travelling, starting with New Zealand and then South America, where Kelsey was still working on her business and her husband got started with white water kayaking. A real FIRE adventure!You'll love their inspiring story.We also chat about...Kelsey's journey to entrepreneurshipHow she started her businessHow they survived the first few months without moneyTravelling and living abroadHer long term goalsEnjoy this chat with Kelsey, and please subscribe to us in iTunes if you enjoyed it! Show notes and links from today's episodeKelsey's business: Davies and DixonKelsey on LinkedIn and InstagramKey takeaways from our chat with Kelsey1 - Exciting things happen when you leave your comfort zoneKelsey wouldn't have been able to do all she did if she hadn't left her comfort zone and gone to Seattle. She had a house, a secure job and was married, but they still decided to change their lives completely and pursue their dreams. Kelsey's husband went into carpentry, and she pursued her dream of building a business with her co-founder. Thanks to this, they were then able to live abroad and travel.2 - Going online can help your businessIn order to work on her business while travelling, Kelsey had to move everything online. This meant giving some people in the business senior management positions, making systems more automated and mostly working with online clients. Kelsey says this definitely helped her business grow and helped define the roles between the co-founders. By hiring people who are smarter than her, she was able to separate herself from the business and help it grow.3 - The power of mentorshipKelsey attributes a lot of her success to having the right mentors, the right people with good advice. She finds people that empower and encourage her, and from the entire spectrum of advice, she takes the best parts and  and works with them. Gwen and J talk about the different mentors they encounter at events they go to - a great opportunity to meet interesting people.Questions? Like or dislike? Leave us a comment!Want to support the podcast?  Here are three things you can do.1.  Start tracking your net worth with Personal Capital using our link.  It's free.2.  Subscribe to our YouTube Channel and get one extra LIVE episode from us per week.3.  Join our Facebook group and connect with other members of the FI community.

Ever met someone who was in the FIRE community but didn't know it?  Kelsey and her husband started off like many others: a college degree, a job, a house, and so on. But then, Kelsey decided she wanted to try something else and so they went to Seattle, where she started her own digital marketing company and her husband went into carpentry. They then decided to go travelling, starting with New Zealand and then South America, where Kelsey was still working on her business and her husband got started with white water kayaking. A real FIRE adventure! You'll love their inspiring story. We also chat about... Kelsey's journey to entrepreneurshipHow she started her businessHow they survived the first few months without moneyTravelling and living abroadHer long term goals Enjoy this chat with Kelsey, and please subscribe to us in iTunes if you enjoyed it! Show notes and links from today's episode Kelsey's business: Davies and DixonKelsey on LinkedIn and Instagram Key takeaways from our chat with Kelsey 1 - Exciting things happen when you leave your comfort zone Kelsey wouldn't have been able to do all she did if she hadn't left her comfort zone and gone to Seattle. She had a house, a secure job and was married, but they still decided to change their lives completely and pursue their dreams. Kelsey's husband went into carpentry, and she pursued her dream of building a business with her co-founder. Thanks to this, they were then able to live abroad and travel. 2 - Going online can help your business In order to work on her business while travelling, Kelsey had to move everything online. This meant giving some people in the business senior management positions, making systems more automated and mostly working with online clients. Kelsey says this definitely helped her business grow and helped define the roles between the co-founders. By hiring people who are smarter than her, she was able to separate herself from the business and help it grow. 3 - The power of mentorship Kelsey attributes a lot of her success to having the right mentors, the right people with good advice. She finds people that empower and encourage her, and from the entire spectrum of advice, she takes the best parts and  and works with them. Gwen and J talk about the different mentors they encounter at events they go to - a great opportunity to meet interesting people. Questions? Like or dislike? Leave us a comment! Want to support the podcast? Here are three things you can do. 1. Start tracking your net worth with Personal Capital using our link. It's free. 2. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel and get one extra LIVE episode from us per week. 3. Join our Facebook group and connect with other members of the FI community.

Accidental FIRE through Entrepreneurship | Kelsey Dixon