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Shareable listeners Season 2 is finally here! This is the first episode of our Deep Dives series, where we’re exploring several aspects of business with experts leading the way. And to kick us off, we have Patty Azzarello on the show! Patty Azzarello is an executive, best-selling author, speaker, CEO/Business Advisor, and founder of Azzarello Group. With over twenty five years of experience working in high tech and business, she’s held leadership roles in management, marketing, software product development, and sales. She’s a rockstar. We were really excited to have her on the show; especially, Caroline after hearing her TED Talk about Reclaiming Humanity in the Workplace at TEDxAsburyPark. On this episode, Jeff, Caroline, and Patty get into similar territory: humanity, the workplace, narcissistic assholes and bad bosses, and how to motivate your employees. If you’re someone who wants to learn how to be a better leader at any stage in your career, we definitely recommend listing to thi

Shareable Season 2 is here! And we’re going deep. As in “deep dive.” Get your head out of the gutter. In each episode, Jeff and his new co-host and producer Caroline are going to explore a different aspect of business with an expert leading the way. Our goal is to provide ya’ll with very tangible, process-focused advice that you can act on right away. So grab your favorite pen and favorite piece of paper because it’s about to get Shareable. SPECIAL THANKS TO Caroline, our Producer. Thanks for everything you do to make this show happen. Ray, our Audio Engineer. Thanks for cleaning up our voices and adding all that sexy production value. Friends with boats. Thank you for the joy of your company and the extra splash of fun you bring to our otherwise boat-less summers.

THE GUEST BECOMES THE HOST. THE HOST BECOMES THE GUEST. This is Now You Do Me, where we switch roles and let our guest become the host and ask us anything they want to. Enjoy. Shareable listeners! This is the final episode of our first season! Bart Mroz and John Suder are here to celebrate this milestone with us! Today’s topics of discussion are Jeff’s entrepreneurial journey, hypothetical chicken slaughter, the advent of social, e-commerce, and all the other trains of thoughts crossing tracks between these guys. And don’t worry! There is more Shareable to come! We’re taking a short break for the month of June, BUT we’re coming back in July with lots of new ideas and episodes! One final thing, would you like to help us take Shareable to the next level? Yup, we need ya to fill out a survey, so we can make the show even better! Finally, we want to thank you all for listening and supporting us during our first season. We love you, and we can’t wait to bring more podcasts to y

Hello Shareable community! It’s hot this week in Philadelphia, and this episode is even hotter. It’s the first episode recorded in our new podcast studio! Woo! And if you caught us on Facebook Live, then you know who’s on this week! It’s Bart Mroz! If you missed it, don’t worry you can hear the whole episode right here and if you’d like to get the full picture watch us on Facebook. Bart Mroz is a long-time friend of Jeff’s. He’s the co-founder and CEO of SUMO Heavy, a digital commerce consulting and strategy firm. Bart is a serial entrepreneur, the founding partner of multiple consulting companies, and a thought leader who has been published in top eCommerce publications including Internet Retailer and AdExchanger. In this episode, Bart and Jeff dive right into technology and how it’s advanced their lives and careers. Bart shares why having a bad boss was one of his most valuable lessons, and how his grandma influenced the way he treats his employees at S

THE GUEST BECOMES THE HOST. THE HOST BECOMES THE GUEST. This is Now You Do Me, where we switch roles and let our guest become the host and ask us anything they want to. Enjoy. Hey listeners! TGIF! We’ve got a short Now You Do Me with Jason Falls as your host. Jason and Jeff get into middle school tropes, being the class clown, growing into yourself, letting go of being the next Knicks Point Guard or Quentin Tarantino, and going all in. We love these quick peaks into Jeff’s mind. Take a listen and enjoy this lovely image. Found photo of Jeff Gibbard in High School.

Hello Shareable listeners, it’s already mid-May! It’s our 21st episode! Jason Falls is on Shareable! Jason Falls is a digital strategist and sought after speaker with a unique focus on conversation data. He’s spoken in seven countries and on three continents. He also consults with large and small companies on digital marketing. In his spare time, he’s engineering a startup called The Conversation Research Institute, which conducts market research for companies by analyzing online conversations and social media. Jason is a noted early adopter and influencer in the social media marketing space, who’s speaking resume dates back to the mid-2000s. He loves the Pittsburgh Pirates; holds season tickets for his local pro soccer team; has two awesome kids; and describes bourbon as his spirit animal, plant, and mineral. Today, Jason and Jeff talk about the path to success. They link ego, humility, likability, fear of the unknown, and communication skills back to their own successes. They a

THE GUEST BECOMES THE HOST. THE HOST BECOMES THE GUEST. This is Now You Do Me, where we switch roles and let our guest become the host and ask us anything they want to. Enjoy. Shareable listeners, you probably could have guessed this, but we brought Amy R. Brooks back to host your Friday morning Now You Do Me. Today, Amy and Jeff talk about why Jeff wants to write a book, the value of reading, shitty first drafts, ideal readers, and other tips on how to write a book. Again, we’re recommending listening to this one if you’ve been stuck trying to write your book because who doesn’t want free advice, right? And if you felt the podcast chemistry between these two and want to hear more of their conversations, Jeff will be appearing on a future episode of Amy’s podcast: Voice Pen Purpose, which we will add into the show notes once it’s published.

Hello Shareable Community! We’re here at our 20th episode, and we brought Amy R. Brooks on to celebrate this milestone. Introduced to us by good friend of the show – Doug Sandler – Amy is a writing coach for established entrepreneurs who are ready to expand their brand by writing a book that shares their message. She hosts the VoicePenPurpose podcast for first time authors, offers consulting and publishing services, and will be hosting writing retreats in Costa Rica beginning this summer. Amy is the author of three books and has co-authored, ghostwritten, and published many more. We couldn’t have wished for a better 20th episode! Just in the first five minutes, Amy and Jeff exchange writing tips that have already impacted how I, the producer, think about my writing process. They talk about writing rituals, tips, tricks, processes, productivity, and strategies. So if you’ve been stuck trying to write the great American novel or anything else for that matter, you don’t want t

THE GUEST BECOMES THE HOST. THE HOST BECOMES THE GUEST. This is Now You Do Me, where we switch roles and let our guest become the host and ask us anything they want to. Enjoy. Hey Shareable listeners, we rebooted the Wonder Twins. That’s right, Lynette Young is back as your host of Now You Do Me and she’s interviewing Jeff Gibbard or “Mr. Social Sexy.” Today, Lynette and Jeff get into public speaking, social media, audiences, the textbook definition of “entrepreneur,” and a whole bunch of other good stuff. Trust us, pop those earbuds in, and make it Shareable.

THE GUEST BECOMES THE HOST. THE HOST BECOMES THE GUEST. This is Now You Do Me, where we switch roles and let our guest become the host and ask us anything they want to. Enjoy. Hey, it’s Friday, and you know who we’ve got? Aaron Walker! Big A! Today, Aaron and Jeff are talking to you about some deep topics: identity, values, relationships, fear, homelessness, and life and death plans. Yeah, some pretty real stuff. This is not your average Now You Do Me. Aaron is a skilled host, who came prepared. You are not going to want to miss this one!

Hello Shareable community! Here we are again, finally nearing the end of April, and we’ve got Matt Miller in the house! Matt graduated from the United States Air Force Academy in 1989 and was an Air Force pilot for 9 years.Post-military, Matt worked in both the medical and advertising fields as a top performer. His long-term desire was to start a business to build a lifestyle based on freedom and choice. A conversation with a good friend led him on a 10-year business quest that has brought Matt’s franchising company to the cutting edge of both the vending and school fundraising industries. Starting with an investment of $100 he has built School Spirit Vending into a multi-million dollar vending business. Friends, Matt’s a pretty interesting dude with a complicated entrepreneurial journey, as they tend to be. We get into his setbacks, and how he used technology and advice from meaningful relationships to overcome them. We also got to talk about the cool stuff he does besides running a franchi

THE GUEST BECOMES THE HOST. THE HOST BECOMES THE GUEST. This is Now You Do Me, where we switch roles and let our guest become the host and ask us anything they want to. Enjoy. It’s finally Friday! And we needed more Jon Steiert, so he’s back, and he’s your host of Now You Do Me. Jon and Jeff are just chillen’ today, chatting about comedies, sportz, street hockey side pieces, carbs, and menu-food regrets. It’s always the mac and cheese. Always the mac and cheese. So tune in for this very Shareable episode!

THE GUEST BECOMES THE HOST. THE HOST BECOMES THE GUEST. This is Now You Do Me, where we switch roles and let our guest become the host and ask us anything they want to. Enjoy. Yo Scott Dubois brought his A-game as today’s host of Now You Do Me. He dove right in asking Jeff about the technology that’s going to change the future, the tools that make his life easier, and the people that make True Voice Media run every day. He also hit Jeff with some tough rapid fire questions like sushi or steak? C’mon man! Who can make that choice? You’re going to have to listen to find out how Jeff answered each of those questions. But we will say that he gets into manipulation of the human genome. So yeah, don’t miss this one, and don’t miss Scott crushing it as our host. Oh and check out his landing page for this episode!

THE GUEST BECOMES THE HOST. THE HOST BECOMES THE GUEST. This is Now You Do Me, where we switch roles and let our guest become the host and ask us anything they want to. Enjoy. Good Morning Shareable listeners! Santos Gonzalez is super excited to be your host of today’s Now You Do Me. And he’s getting right into it. Santos is talking to Jeff about footwear, entrepreneurship in Philadelphia, winning, rebuilding, and learning. If you enjoyed yesterday’s interview with Santos, you love him as your host, and you’ll enjoy another peek into Jeff Gibbard’s vast and endless mind. So, pop those earbuds in because this is very Shareable. Oh and don’t forget! If you download Santos’s App ManeStreem, you’ll get 30% off of your first purchase. Now, you have no excuse to skip your favorite beauty rituals! In fact, I’m gonna stop writing this post and go get my nails did……….bye!

Hello Shareable family! We’ve got Santos Gonzalez on the show today! Full disclosure: Santos is one of our clients at True Voice Media, and he’s one of Jeff’s bros, so you’ll definitely hear these guys bro out during the episode. Santos is the CEO and Founder of ManeStreem, a beauty on demand app. It’s like Uber for beauty. If you want to get a haircut, manicure, massage, you just open up your ManeStreem app, select your service, and it comes to you. Wild, right? Before the app, Santos wrote a real-estate book, worked for The Philadelphia Inquirer, and then left the corporate world to start his app. So he’s an entrepreneur turned corporate man turned entrepreneur again. Listeners, you may love this episode simply because listening to Santos talk about anything is energizing. But beyond that, you’ll hear Jeff and Santos get into innovation, passion, future technology, role models, team building, and so much more. You won’t want to miss this lovable bro sesh. Oh a

Shareable listeners, boy are we excited to bring you today’s episode. Episodes like this one are the reason why we started this podcast: to share incredible stories about people and technology. Aaron Walker is our guest this week. He has inspired many through his leadership, mentorship, and consistent pursuit of excellence. He enjoys helping others and believes experience is a great teacher. Aaron continues to reach new heights and broaden his perspective by examining his life events and growing from them. Aaron’s new book, where he goes more in-depth into those experiences, is called View From The Top, which will be released June 2017. Aaron’s got one hell of a story. You could call him the ultimate comeback kid, or you could call his experience exemplary of the human struggle. However you interpret it, the man’s been through a lot, most of which he manages to summarize in the first five minutes of the show, but here’s why you should stick around for the rest of the episode; despite h

Shareable family, we are thrilled to be bringing to your ears Dr. James Kelley on our third episode of the week! Dr. James Kelley is the founder and CEO of the recently relocated BraveEndurance (now based in the UAE). He is also the host of the “Executives After Hours: Real Conversations with Leaders” podcast. James has developed strong partnerships around the world and brings them to the table in his work with clients and on the air. Friends, we loved this episode. James got so honest with us. To demonstrate just how honest, we recommend reading the suggested talking points below. Suggested talking points: Rain-making, Content Creators, Mega Preachers, Online Dating, Catholicism, Surrogate Families, College Kids, Ex-Girlfriends, AI, and The classic Ph.D or Peace Corps debate. PS. Sorry about the random phone call at 9:12. Jeff didn’t turn off his ringtone before he entered the Ol’ Podcasting Theatre.