Brian Keith is the founder of Optimize for Outcomes to help businesses scale and achieve their ultimate goals. He gained his experience from spending 22 years in corporate America working for companies of all sizes. Not only that, but he also has a passion for processes and getting things done efficiently.

In today’s episode, we talk with Brian about his journey to becoming a business owner and his YouTube channel on tropical plants. He then shares his journey of working for big corporations and if he’d do anything differently about his past. 

“Don't let fear be a reason to not do something.” -- Brian Keith

Jeff Nemeth believes that conventional wisdom is overrated. This is why he is able to provide a unique approach to his coaching clients, who include people who are currently figuring out what to do after big events in their lives. If you just got married, just got a kid, or had your kids grow up and move out, Jeff is the person to speak to.

In today’s episode, Jeff talks about his opinion on social media and his perspective of the divisiveness of everyone and their differing opinions. He also shares how he uses social media as a tool for creativity instead of one to simply kill time. 

“There's a lot of value in engaging with people that have different views from you.” -- Jeff Nemeth

Katie Chonacas aka KYRIAKI has been in the entertainment industry for over 2 decades. She is an actor, voice-over artist, podcaster, poet and author. With her acting career, she has starred in famous TV shows like CSI: NY and It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia. 

Katie is an artist at heart and always excels in what she does. Her profession allows her to use her voice to inspire change and transform people who want to make an impact in the world.

In today’s conversation with Katie, we covered how Katie got started in the entertainment industry. We then talked about personal development and how to stay focused on pursuing your dream.

“Start messy and learn as you go.” -- Katie Chonacas

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

Mark is a successful copywriter who is also known as “The Copy Father.” He helps businesses optimise their copywriting and marketing to increase their sales and conversion rate. He is also a proud family man and believes in the importance of cultivating healthy relationships.

In today’s episode, Mark and I speak about some things that I have been thinking about for quite some time. Things like the fear of being pigeonholed and dealing with shiny object syndrome. We also talk about his career as a copywriter and how he cultivates great relationships with people both inside and outside his business.

“Without having relationships in your life, things are going to be a lot harder.” -- Mark Kington

Chris Richards used to be part of the military for 15 years where he did multiple jobs such as IT administrator, radio signaler, criminal intelligence analyst, and communications data specialist. Currently, he is a mindset mentor for 6-figure entrepreneurs. He helps these individuals get over the blocks that keep them stuck and frustrated whenever it comes to growing and scaling their business.

“You don't grow by hating parts of yourself. You grow by accepting them.” -- Chris Richards

Dear Listener, it's been a while hasn’t it. 

In this episode, I talk about why I stopped uploading new episodes and what I’ve been during the “podcast hiatus.”

I like to try new things and keep things moving, so I’ve been doing a lot of things on the side. As of recording this, my main website, www.TegaDiegbe.com, seems a bit scattered in terms of content since I tend to talk about a lot of the things I’ve been trying out. 

One of the changes coming down the line is more clear messaging from me, so that people know me as ONE Tega as opposed to the Tega of many faces

As someone who doesn’t talk about himself that much, it was a big decision for me to focus on talking about just one specific thing that I do. Today, I’ll talk about why I want to be known as the “systems guy” and what this entails. This is the first of many solo episodes and I’d love for you to be on this new journey with me.

This is a little bit different to the usual format of the podcast, Jono hosts a late night chat show and invited me as a guest. I enjoyed our conversation so much as it turns out I like to talk in the right situation and with the right people.

Jono is a long time friend and like me struggles to talk about what he does(in a professional sense. He shared an article with me about being a “full-stack digital marketer,” although he doesn’t want to be labeled as such. He loves providing solutions to fellow entrepreneurs and specialises in high-level inner performance and leadership. 

He isn’t just a full-stack digital marketer, he’s full-stacked on plenty other skills as well. 

As a British-born-Chinese, Jono has had a challenging childhood and was never used to being the centre of attention. That eventually changed when he decided to step into the limelight from the shadows to help people find themselves in both life and career. Now Jono is a proud public speaker and hosts his own podcast.

In today’s new style, we cover a range of interesting topics like stoicism, symbiotic relationships, and why we shouldn’t be using labels to identify each other.