Entrepreneur's Inner Game Podcast with Nina Cooke

#90: How an “Audience First” Mindset Can Elevate Your Results – Danny Iny


Danny InyDanny Iny is the founder and CEO of Mirasee and a leading voice in the world of online courses. Danny has been featured in the Harvard Business Review, and Entrepreneur magazine, and contributes regularly to publications including Inc, Forbes and Business Insider. He’s the author of multiple best-selling books including Leveraged Learning, Teach your Gift, and his most recent book, Effortless.

Listen in as Danny shares:

  • How his “Audience first” mindset has helped him scale his business, impact and income… and how you can quickly apply this to your business
  • His perspective on taking risks to grow professionally and personally
  • The Simple Formula for Success – implement this to elevate your results
  • Key questions to ask yourself to create momentum in your business
  • Hillary Clinton’s quote that will stop you taking things personally… simple and very effective
  • How to learn important lessons from your results so you can build sustainable and steady success
  • The biggest lesson life has taught him… this will help you to see your business in a new light

Find out more about Danny here: mirasee.com. And Danny is offering three of his books for free here: OnlineCourses.rocks/bundle

Nina x

Listen to this episode

available-on-stitcher.png listen-and-subscribe-on-itunes

WHAT OTHERS ARE READING

Chasing the day or leading it?

Chasing the day or leading it?

How do you start your day? With a cup of coffee? Scroll through Facebook? Do household chores? Does this energise you to work through your To-do list? Or do you drag yourself to your desk dreading whatever is going to be thrown at you that day? There is another way to...

read more
I hated my new house

I hated my new house

When I moved to a new town back in 2000, I hated it. I didn't like the house, I didn’t like my husband going off to work and leaving me with 3 young children, and I didn’t like not having any friends. All I wanted was to get back to my old lovely life in London in my...

read more
I got stuck at this income

I got stuck at this income

When I worked at Time life books, back in the late 80s and 90s, I reached the giddy height of being a senior product manager. My salary was £25k. That number stuck in my head for a very long time. It became the income glass ceiling I had innocently set for myself. I...

read more