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Download the Program Execution System Toolkit:https://implementgpts.com/pestoolkit===============Most founders think their brand is the name, logo, colors, fonts, or visual identity.But as Jared Harman explains in this conversation, the real brand is the feeling people associate with your business — the emotion, trust, recognition, and relationship that make someone choose you over every other option.In this episode of The Expert Method, Ian Gatzke sits down with Jared Harman of One Group Agency to talk about what brand actually means, why founders often struggle to explain their own offer clearly, and how service businesses can differentiate through relationships, customer service, and expectation-setting.They cover why entrepreneurs need to step outside their own perspective when launching something new, how to find the customer’s language, why “better quality” is rarely a strong enough differentiator, and what it takes to build trust with clients over time. Jared also shares how his agency thinks about proactive service, listening to clients, communicating expectations clearly, and using strong relationships as a real business advantage.This conversation is especially useful for founders, service providers, agency owners, and expert-led businesses that want to build a brand people actually understand, trust, and want to stay connected to.===============Jared’s Links:- Website: https://www.onegroupagency.ca/- LinkedIn: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/jaredharman- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jaredharman/===============- My LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ian-gatzke/- Schedule Free Blueprinting Call: https://api.leadconnectorhq.com/widget/bookings/implement-ai-blueprinting===============Highlights:00:00 — Setup & First Question01:07 — Launching New Ideas03:51 — Customer Language05:01 — What Brand Means07:06 — Finding Differentiators09:22 — Getting More Specific10:58 — Niche Campaigns12:30 — Innovation Through Brand13:49 — Experiential Marketing15:49 — Jared’s Core Principles18:35 — Asking for Help19:33 — Relationship-Based Service22:00 — Service Differentiation24:10 — Building Client Trust26:22 — Setting Expectations28:43 — Customer Frustration30:32 — Underpromise, Overdeliver32:00 — Where to Find Jared33:49 — Jared’s Billboard Message
Download the Program Execution System Toolkit:https://implementgpts.com/pestoolkit===============A book is not just a credibility marker anymore. For experts, authors, coaches, consultants, and knowledge-based founders, it can become one of the most useful authority assets in the business.In this episode, Ian sits down with Dennis Langlais, founder of Codie Dog, former professional BMX athlete, podcaster, author, and AI builder, to talk about why books still carry so much authority, how podcasts create unexpected relationship leverage, and why AI is changing what experts can build around their ideas.Dennis shares how writing a book changed the way people perceived him, why he sees books and podcasts as “cheating in marketing,” and how a book can become a rich source of context for AI-powered marketing, content, and business systems. The conversation also gets into Dennis’s journey from extreme sports to podcasting, his experience being invited onto Grant Cardone’s show, the “burn the boat” mentality behind going all-in, and how AI is disrupting traditional websites, CRMs, marketing tools, and custom software.This conversation is for experts who know they have valuable ideas, but want to turn those ideas into authority, leverage, relationships, and systems that can actually compound over time.===============Dennis’ Links:- Website: https://codiedog.com/- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/codiedoginteractive- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dennis.langlais.75/- YT Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@codiedoginteractiveRankingMastery: The Cause Of Accomplishmenthttps://www.amazon.com/RankingMastery-Accomplishment-Dennis-John-Langlais/dp/B0CPCJ44HP===============- My LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ian-gatzke/- Schedule Free Blueprinting Call: https://api.leadconnectorhq.com/widget/bookings/implement-ai-blueprinting===============Highlights:00:00 — Intro Setup00:29 — Why Books Matter03:19 — Writing Clarifies Ideas04:45 — Books as AI Context07:47 — Cause of Accomplishment10:30 — Letting Opportunity In11:25 — Podcast as Connection14:39 — Grant Cardone Story16:22 — AI Book Companions19:27 — From Broke to Podcasting25:25 — The 12-Hour Podcast27:10 — 500 Podcast Lessons30:02 — The Skill of Podcasting33:04 — Books Unlock Leverage34:03 — Why Podcasting Stuck38:29 — Burn the Boat41:28 — AI Disrupting Cody Dog46:18 — Custom AI Systems49:18 — Where Value Is Now55:29 — Build It Your Way57:50 — The Bright Side of AI59:55 — How to Reach Dennis01:00:47 — Billboard Question
Download the Program Execution System Toolkit:https://implementgpts.com/pestoolkit===============In this episode of The Expert Method, Ian sits down in person with Jeremy Davenport to unpack the real mechanics behind organic content, short-form strategy, hooks, positioning, and why most creators are solving the wrong problem.Jeremy argues that content performance starts with one thing most people underestimate: the quality of the idea. Hooks, captions, delivery, editing, and formats all matter, but they cannot save a weak idea. From there, the conversation breaks down how to use external viral signals, internal human desires, visual hooks, verbal hooks, text-based hooks, and creator positioning to create content that actually earns attention.Ian and Jeremy also get into why organic content has become a critical founder skill, how entrepreneurs can find their unique edge, why persuasion shows up across sales, copywriting, ads, and content, and what it means to become a “purple cow” in a crowded market. Later in the conversation, they shift into a more personal discussion about faith, family, ambition, and how Jeremy thinks about building a business without putting it above the things that matter most.This episode is for founders, experts, coaches, consultants, and creators who want to stop guessing at content and start understanding what makes people actually care.===============Jeremy’s Links:- Website: https://kingsmedia.co/- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/remydavenport- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/remydavenport- X: https://x.com/imremydavenport- TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theremydavenport- YT Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@theremydavenport===============- My LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ian-gatzke/- Schedule Free Blueprinting Call: https://api.leadconnectorhq.com/widget/bookings/implement-ai-blueprinting===============Highlights:01:26 — What Makes Content Work02:42 — External Viral Signals06:34 — Metrics That Matter08:11 — Five Types of Hooks09:11 — Visual Hooks10:22 — Verbal Hooks12:48 — Text-Based Hooks13:50 — Audio Hooks15:29 — Caption Hooks17:02 — Prep Better Ideas19:39 — Normalize Creating21:39 — Delivery Matters22:20 — Founder Skill Shift25:52 — Core Human Desires29:02 — Why People Care33:25 — Content Is Persuasion35:38 — Breaking Schemas40:00 — The Purple Cow42:52 — Finding Your Edge47:44 — Eight Creator Edges49:27 — One Question to Ask50:20 — Faith and Success54:05 — Morning Priorities56:50 — Practicing Sabbath58:24 — Work Within Limits1:01:41 — Time With God1:04:57 — Jeremy’s Billboard
Download the Program Execution System Toolkit:https://implementgpts.com/pestoolkit===============Most founders believe a great product should be enough.Greg Rollett sees it differently. After working with thousands of makers, inventors, and product founders through The Grommet, he has seen the same pattern repeatedly: good ideas fail when there is no real demand, no distribution strategy, and no clear path to customers.In this episode, Greg and Ian break down why distribution has become one of the most important moats in business today. They talk about how founders can validate demand before building, why founder-led content matters, how organic, owned, and rented distribution channels work, and why the first customer is often more valuable than the first lead.They also get into self-liquidating offers, physical product funnels, building demand before launch, the shift toward founder-led startups, and why “you can’t save souls in an empty church” may be the best way to understand modern entrepreneurship.If you are building a product, service, course, agency, or expert-led business, this conversation is a reminder that the idea is only the beginning. The real work is getting the right people to care.===============Greg’s Links:- Website: https://thegrommet.com/- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gregrollett- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gregrollett/- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gregrollett/===============- My LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ian-gatzke/- Schedule Free Blueprinting Call: https://api.leadconnectorhq.com/widget/bookings/implement-ai-blueprinting===============Highlights:00:00 — Cutting to the Good Stuff00:44 — Why Products Actually Sell02:33 — Finding a Starving Crowd04:17 — Validate Before You Build07:55 — Founder-Led Startups09:47 — Bring People Along13:01 — Distribution Is the Moat15:35 — Three Distribution Channels17:47 — Why Customers Beat Leads22:44 — Self-Liquidating Offers24:51 — Physical vs Software Offers27:54 — Greg’s Shift Into Products32:04 — Creating Repeatable Content38:17 — What Grommet Does41:38 — Will We Run Out of Ideas?44:09 — Where to Find Greg45:18 — Empty Church Billboard
Download the Program Execution System Toolkit:https://implementgpts.com/pestoolkit===============In this episode, Steve shares how Spartan evolved from a third-party logistics service business into a real estate-backed operating company with millions of square feet across multiple states. He breaks down the decision to stop simply leasing warehouse space and start owning the assets behind the operation, why that shift changed the long-term economics of the business, and how logistics relationships became the engine for real estate opportunity.We also get into the operating principles behind Spartan’s growth: why Steve believes most companies fail from operational inconsistency rather than lack of opportunity, how inbound discipline prevents outbound chaos, and why “full buildings, happy customers, and passionate team members” has become the simple framework behind the company’s success.This conversation is about more than industrial real estate or logistics. It is about building a business that scales through disciplined operations, clear values, strong teams, and a willingness to make the hard strategic pivot before the market forces your hand.===============Steve’s Links:- Website: https://www.spartanlogistics.com/- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/steve-harmon-04a7864Other websites:https://www.naiharmon.com/https://www.benchmark-restaurant.com/https://logancreekconstruction.com/===============- My LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ian-gatzke/- Schedule Free Blueprinting Call: https://api.leadconnectorhq.com/widget/bookings/implement-ai-blueprinting===============Highlights:00:00 — Pre-Interview Setup02:02 — Meet Steve Harmon02:09 — Spartan’s Early Days04:43 — Building the Backend06:39 — Returning as CFO08:12 — The Margin Problem10:13 — Why Own Warehouses11:34 — Spartan’s Real Estate Model14:26 — Separating the Entities15:31 — Buying Out Partners16:29 — Why Steve Rarely Sells18:08 — Steve’s Investment Thesis20:55 — Easy Deals vs. Hard Deals22:13 — The 3PL Advantage23:20 — Earning Tenant Demand24:55 — Process Solves Chaos29:36 — Reducing Decision Fatigue31:01 — Fixing Outbound Mistakes33:39 — Happy Customers35:07 — Passionate Team Members38:09 — Respect and Honesty40:07 — Great Teams Create Results41:24 — Operationalizing Core Values43:20 — Incentive Design46:00 — Traits of Entrepreneurs48:39 — EOS and Traction50:17 — Where to Find Steve50:43 — Steve’s Billboard Message51:24 — Ian’s Reflection on Faith
Download the Program Execution System Toolkit:https://implementgpts.com/pestoolkit===============In this episode, Ian and Bron Watson talk about why capacity should come before scale, how hustle can become a dangerous identity, and what it means to build a business around the human being underneath it. Bron shares the difference between resilience and relentlessness, why “rest” does not always mean stopping, and how founders can begin listening to the quiet signals they usually ignore until life forces them to pay attention.They also explore redefining success beyond revenue goals, using capacity as a compass, naming emotions in moments of overwhelm, focusing on the “next play,” and Bron’s central reminder: be where your feet are.This is a grounded conversation about capacity, healing, entrepreneurship, and building a business that does not cost you the person you are trying to become.===============Bron’s Links:- Website: https://www.bronwatson.com.au/- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bronwatson/- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bronwatsonme/- Instagram: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bronwatson/- YT Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@BronWatsonThe Serenity Project Book: https://serenityproject.com.au/the-book-the-serenity-project-finding-the-calm-in-the-chaos-of-cancer/===============- My LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ian-gatzke/- Schedule Free Blueprinting Call: https://api.leadconnectorhq.com/widget/bookings/implement-ai-blueprinting===============Highlights:00:00 — Capacity Comes First06:18 — What Capacity Means08:06 — Signs You’re Overextended09:42 — The Hustle Identity13:06 — Be the Willow16:04 — Redefining Success18:30 — Success From Inside Out20:08 — Goals Beyond Money22:07 — Healing as the Goal26:10 — Finding Serenity in Chaos28:49 — Control the Controllables29:46 — Focus on the Next Play31:15 — Naming the Emotion32:45 — Rinse and Repeat35:27 — Asking for Help38:02 — Letting Go of Control42:30 — Where People Get Stuck45:43 — Be Where Your Feet Are47:39 — Serenity Now Moments51:09 — Connect With Bron51:45 — Bron’s Billboard
Check out the Program Execution System Toolkit:https://implementgpts.com/pestoolkit===============In this episode of The Expert Method, Ian Gatzke sits down with Jaclyn Orent, co-founder and systems architect of the Cultural Catalyst Network, for a conversation about leadership, identity, consciousness, and what it means to build for the future.Jaclyn argues that the leaders of the next era will not simply be people who build companies. They will be cultural catalysts — people who redefine normal by creating new ways of leading, serving, collaborating, and building systems that contribute to life instead of extracting from it.The conversation explores why business needs to shift from self-serving goals to whole-serving impact, how identity shapes behavior, why self-leadership is foundational during periods of disruption, and why sustained change is impossible to do alone. Jaclyn also breaks down ideas from intentional change theory, the science of scaling, consciousness research, emotional regulation, and collective shared vision.This is a conversation about the kind of leadership the future may require — not just more strategy, more growth, or more information, but a deeper shift in how we lead ourselves, build with others, and serve the whole.===============Jaclyn’s Links:- Website: https://www.culturalcatalysts.net/- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jaclynorent- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kova.orent/===============- My LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ian-gatzke/- Schedule Free Blueprinting Call: https://api.leadconnectorhq.com/widget/bookings/implement-ai-blueprinting===============Highlights:00:00 — Ray Dalio & Meditation01:59 — Meet Jaclyn Orent02:04 — Redefining Normal05:13 — New Business Models07:07 — Service Over Self08:31 — Conscious Leadership09:19 — Scaling Through Impact12:24 — Mission Beats Revenue13:11 — Hormozi, Robbins & Change18:37 — The Future System19:17 — Self-Leadership20:36 — Captain Your Mind22:59 — Change Needs People24:39 — Family Systems & Safety26:21 — Intentional Change Theory28:28 — Becoming a Catalyst32:01 — Levels of Consciousness35:19 — PEA vs NEA37:26 — Respond, Don’t React38:25 — Reality as Truth41:41 — Mindfulness in Practice44:02 — Timeline as a Tool51:25 — Raising Consciousness56:33 — Where Friction Shows Up01:00:38 — The Billboard Message01:02:42 — Resonance Moves Change01:03:27 — Closing
Check out the Program Execution System Toolkit:https://implementgpts.com/pestoolkit===============AI adoption does not fail because leaders picked the wrong tool. It usually fails because the organization was never guided through the change.In this episode, Ian sits down with Mike Burkesmith of BestResults.AI to talk about what it actually takes to roll out AI inside a company. They unpack why AI deployment is really a change management problem, how leaders can earn buy-in from their teams, and why the best use cases usually come from studying the organization’s actual workflows instead of copying what someone else built.Mike also explains how companies can identify high-impact AI opportunities, why training and upskilling matter, and how leaders can create a culture of AI-powered continuous improvement without overwhelming their people.If you are trying to bring AI into your business, this conversation is a reminder that the tool is only part of the equation. The real work is helping people understand where the organization is going, how their roles will change, and how AI can help them do better work.===============Mike’s Links:- Website: https://bestresults.ai/- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikeburkesmith===============- My LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ian-gatzke/- Schedule Free Blueprinting Call: https://api.leadconnectorhq.com/widget/bookings/implement-ai-blueprinting===============Highlights:00:00 — Intro & setup01:12 — AI as change02:05 — Beyond the tool04:24 — Caring leadership06:42 — Safe dialogue08:45 — AI huddles10:39 — Quality standards12:17 — People must see it16:13 — Upskilling matters18:35 — Prioritizing AI use cases20:38 — Start with the org22:55 — Avoid platform lock-in25:16 — Pick one and go26:55 — High-impact use cases29:17 — Workflow redesign31:44 — Use your experts34:22 — Earning buy-in35:21 — Where to find Mike36:18 — Billboard question37:04 — Walk humbly AI adoption, AI implementation, AI rollout, AI in business, AI change management, organizational change, change management, business transformation, AI workflows, AI strategy, leadership, AI leadership, workplace AI, AI tools, generative AI, ChatGPT for business, Claude AI, Gemini AI, AI use cases, AI training, AI upskilling, workflow automation, workflow redesign, continuous improvement, organizational buy-in, AI deployment, AI governance, AI policy, business operations, operational efficiency, expert business, The Expert Method, Ian Gatzke, Mike Burkesmith, BestResults.AI
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