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Michelle Weinstein, AKA The Pitch Queen, is the host of Success Unfiltered, which features an array of unique and inspiring guests. She talks to all kinds of innovators and achievers, including multi seven and eight figure entrepreneurs, Shark Tank veterans, authors, performers, and investors.

Her guests share their most intimate stories, no holds barred. It’s the raw and vulnerable stuff that you don’t always hear about, like major rejections, epic failures, and unrelenting setbacks.
They share their most inspiring stories of overcoming adversity, never giving up, and achieving success beyond their wildest imaginations.

She created this podcast to help entrepreneurs realize that they are NOT alone. Everyone who has attempted something epic has had their share of setbacks, failures, and NOs. By sharing unfiltered stories from extraordinary individuals who overcame hardships and ultimately achieved their version of success, her hope is to inspire others to stay in the game and hold out for their own dreams.

Her mission and goal is to inspire rising entrepreneurs to break through barriers, overcome obstacles, and make a bigger impact in the world. It’s her passion to show people how to take action, own their value, and grow their top-line revenue. You CAN build a successful and flourishing business and make a global impact by doing what you love, and Success Unfiltered will inspire you ever step of the way!

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007 | Peter Spenuzza Explains How Journaling Can Make You Better

Aug 29, 2017

007 | Peter Spenuzza Explains How Journaling Can Make You Better

Hello, Success Unfiltered Crew! I’m thrilled to introduce you to Peter Spenuzza, the founder of Rise Bar. In today’s episode Peter shares his story of going from being completely overwhelmed to calm by creating a creative flow with journaling and getting everything out of his head and onto paper. This might seem far-fetched, but take a listen to this episode to learn more!

Also, in this episode, Peter shares his experience working with a large franchise store, and what it taught him about business. Hint: It wasn’t their NO that taught him anything.

Peter also discusses how important putting yourself into uncomfortable positions and having uncomfortable conversations is to the success of your business. Do it now and do it brave!

Are you feeling the pull and tug of being and entrepreneur? Peter has you covered with the things he’s put in place in his life to keep the stress levels low.

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Special thanks goes out to Peter Spenuzza for taking the time to chat with Michelle. Be sure to join us tomorrow, for our next new episode!

For more tips like Peter's, check out my free guide 4 Entrepreneur’s Mindset Hacks.

Here are a few things we talked about in this episode:

  • Michelle introduces Peter Spenuzza, founder of Rise Bar.
  • Peter shares a very personal story about being pulled into a lawsuit and how it left him feeling tumultuous.
  • Through journaling Peter was able to help calm the stress he was experiencing as a fallout from the lawsuit.
  • Getting things all out of your head and onto paper can help you come to a business decision much quicker.
  • Peter shares his story of working with a big retailer, REI and how it has changed how he now interacts with other retailers.
  • Having difficult conversations is tough but it can help enhance a person’s success, Peter explains how.
  • Peter explains some great tips for becoming stronger at having difficult conversations.
  • Peter tells our listeners how important it is to look at what others are doing, and to determine how you could do things better.
  • Peter shares a story of dealing with a difficult employee.
  • Finally, Peter tells us what he would say to his younger self.

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