Host Warren Wandling takes you behind the scenes to get to know a variety of leaders and the keys to their success. Discover how leaders overcome their obstacles in order to achieve success. In this episode, Warren introduces you to Aaron Walker.  Episode 65–  Why Join a Mastermind with Aaron Walker Aaron Walker has founded […]

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Big A, Aaron Walker, my friend and mentor takes his third spin on Influencer Networking Secrets. Aaron is the founder and president at View From The Top, as well as the leader of the Iron Sharpens Iron Mastermind and creator of The Mastermind Playbook. I brought him in today to talk about crafting a vision.

You hear a lot of talk the importance of a vision, but you don’t hear a lot of talk on how to start crafting one. We’ll talk about Aaron’s challenge to his mastermind members “Come As You Will Be In 2023” and how critical it is for a person to have a vision that will persuade him or her to massive action and success. This is one you don’t want to miss!

• How past “Come As You Will Be” exercises have SHAPED Aaron’s current perspective.
• The WONDERS a persuasive “Why” can open up in your life
• Why Big A decided NOW was the right time to bring this challenge to his mastermind group, Iron Sharpens Iron
• What to PRIORITIZE and DO NEXT if you want to craft your own vision

Resources

Apply to Join Iron Sharpens Iron or Check out The Mastermind Playbook: 👇 

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Aaron Walker has founded more than a dozen companies over the past 41 years of his entrepreneurial career. He attributes much of his success to surrounding himself with mastermind counterparts and he has spent a decade meeting weekly with Dave Ramsey, Dan Miller, Ken Abraham, and other amazing entrepreneurs. He is the founder of Iron Sharpens Iron Mastermind which hosts 19 groups with national and international members around the globe. He is an author and the creator of View from the Top, which provides content around how to live a life of success and significance. Aaron is the founder of The Mastermind Playbook which is an incredible resource for starting, running, and scaling masterminds.

Aaron Walker, Founder and President of Iron Sharpens Iron Mastermind, is John Corcoran's guest in this episode of the Smart Business Revolution Podcast where he talks about the benefits of business people being members of mastermind groups. Aaron shares details of his background as a coach, how he met and started working with Dave Ramsey and Dan Miller, and the challenges he faced in growing his own mastermind group.

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Most people try to find success in life...

Good careers. Money. Respect.

But how many of us try to be significant? 

In this episode, I speak with Aaron Walker, Professional Life & Business Coach, Mastermind Group Facilitator, Coach and Trusted Advisor at View From The Top. 

We discuss:

- Why Aaron started seeking significance over success

- How to find significance

- Why mastermind groups work

Check out these resources we mentioned during the podcast:

- The Mastermind Playbook

- Iron Sharpens Iron Mastermind Experience

This post includes highlights of our podcast interview with Aaron Walker, Professional Life & Business Coach, Mastermind Group Facilitator, Coach and Trusted Advisor at View From The Top. 

For the entire interview, you can listen to The B2B Revenue Executive Experience. If you don’t use Apple Podcasts, we suggest this link.

Running a successful business is very impressive. It definitely is enough to give you bragging rights. However, what's more important than the wealth or success you've achieved is how much you've grown as a person. My guest today is Aaron Walker. Aaron has been in out and out of business several times. He started making money at age 13 and has been an entrepreneur ever since. Along the way, he's learned a lot from his mistakes and successes. He’s decided to help others in their growth journey. In this inspiring episode, Aaron and I talk about business, life, and personal development. Tune in! The show notes, including the transcript and checklist to this episode, are at getyourselfoptimized.com/263

In these times of crisis, there has never been a greater need for connection. Without collaboration, there would be no chance of turning things around.

Laying your weaknesses bare, asking for help, sharing your burden with people who are willing - all of that tearing down is what builds you back up.

In this interview with Iron Sharpens Iron mastermind, Aaron Walker, we discussed how the choice of people you surround yourself with determines your success.

In this episode you will learn:

• What the role of a challenging community is in your growth as an entrepreneur
  
• Why investing in personal growth is worth more than your time and money
  
• How a dynamic atmosphere contributes to your continuous success

Are you paying attention to what's really important? We spend our lives hustling daily to make money, and at times we neglect the thing that brings us the most joy and fulfillment. Money can buy us many things, but without connection and authentic relationships, happiness will always seem out of reach. 

Aaron T. Walker was a successful businessman, who spent most of his time making money. At the young age of 27, he sold his first business to a Fortune 500 company. But one day Aaron arrived home with his pockets full of money and a house full of strangers. That was the day he almost lost his family. Aaron soon realized that his relationships needed to take priority and took action.

“If you make relationships paramount, the money will come as a result of pouring into other people.” – Aaron Walker

Aaron has inspired many through his leadership, mentorship, and consistent pursuit of excellence. He has even founded more than a dozen other companies over the past 41 years, including Iron Sharpens Iron and The Mastermind Playbook. Today, Aaron continues to reach new heights and broaden his perspective of the terrain by examining his experiences and growing from them.

On this episode of the Rock Your Money, Rock Your Life Podcast, Aaron and I discuss how a mastermind group can escalate your success, the key component to living a fulfilled life, and why isolation is the enemy to excellence

For this weeks episode of Bad at Sports Center we’ve finally transitioned into are virtual studio and are elated to be joined by the editors of The World's Worst: A Guide to the Portsmouth Sinfonia, Chris Reeves and Aaron Walker. Our guests provide Ryan and Dana with some background into the pioneering experimental orchestra, and we discuss their comprehensive compilation of interviews, new essays, historical documents and images. Tune in to hear all this and so much more (including, of course, Weird Al) on this episode of B@SC. 

More information about the The World's Worst: A Guide to the Portsmouth Sinfonia can be found at http://soberscove.com/book/the-worlds-worst/. 

Today we get an inside peek into the world of masterminds from a real expert. Aaron Walker is a vastly successful entrepreneur and someone who attributes a lot of his success to the masterminds he has attended. He makes some strong arguments for community and how isolation can lead to the death of your dreams. We also talk about accountability, networks and the formats that masterminds groups can take for optimum results.