ETG Podcast 15: The World Needs More Of YOU With Mars Dorian
Aug
ETG Podcast: Episode 15
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As a blogger, I love it when I come across someone like Mars Dorian. Mars is full speed, high octane, in your face passionate about what he does. And what he does is get people off their asses in order to build a kick ass brand and online business.
And he’s damn good at it!
Mars and I share a similar niche in that we both are trying to inspire people to take action on pursuing their passions and create an online business. However, Mars take things up a notch or twenty with his raw enthusiasm, high energy, and love me or hate me approach to helping people.
It’s actually very inspiring to see someone who is ultra passionate about creating a better life for themselves. Mars practices what he preaches and is a full-time digital entrepreneur or whatever you wanna call it.
What I really like about Mars is that he’s the real deal. Getting out of your comfort zone and not giving a shit about what people think have played into his success. He pulls no punches in his writing and speaks from the heart. It’s so great to see someone let it all hang out and not follow the norm.
If you haven’t heard him speak, you definitely don’t want to miss this interview. Passion baby! That’s all I’ll say.
Here are a few of the highlights from our chat:
- Why the need to stand out as yourself is so important in online business
- Why the YOU X 3 approach is critical for building your brand
- What most people aren’t doing with their blogs and why it’s killing their chances of success
- The 2 different approaches to building your online
My hope is that you become inspired by this Podcast and go out and create yourself a killer online presence.
If you liked this interview, I’ve got plenty more great ones coming, so head over to iTunes and subscribe to my Podcast. Thanks for listening.
Chris Stott
Hi Steve and Mars, great podcast.
Not only did Mar’s passion for this stuff come across but your emotion for getting out of your 9-5 did as well Steve.
Some great tips in here – plenty to think about.
Cheers,
Chris
Steve
Thanks Chris,
Mars is awesome! I was just feeding off of his passion. It actually makes you feel better when you talk to him! And when I get talking about my job and future, I definitely get caught up in emotion. It’s especially hard when I’m speaking with someone who is already where I want to be and yet I know I have a looong road ahead before I can quit.
Bryce Christiansen
Steve, had to thank you for putting the work into not just this podcast but all the other one’s you have done.
They take a TON of work so I appreciate that you are giving us such valuable information at your expense.
Going to go back and listen to many more of these.
Thanks,
Bryce
Steve
Bryce,
I really appreciate your comment. It does take a significant amount of work but it’s soooooo worth it. Not just for me but for everyone who listens. I’ve been able to get in touch with some amazing people who have shared some fantastic stuff. Thanks for listening!
Mars Dorian
Yeah, I appreciate your efforts as well.
It’s super-challenging to create a kick-ass blog, not to mention a kick-ass podcast – ESPECIALLY when you have a family and day job to take care of.
Keep up the fire, my friend.
David
This is the first time I’ve heard Mars speak, had no idea he was from Germany! Really good stuff though, glad you interviewed him.
Hes the only “branding” guy I follow online. While he always has good tips on marketing/branding, I really admire that he is trying to do something outside of that niche with ILuvEmpire.com. Hes actually practicing what he preaches and showing us that it is hard work to launch a successful blog.
Mars Dorian
Hey David,
muchas gracias – I work SOO hard on perfecting my English writing skills, especially since writing is NOT my strength (not even in German !).
Talking about Iluvempire – it’s been quite lately but I’m working like crazy on it – just trying different biz models and ideas – like you said – I want to try NEW stuff.
Thanx for leaving your comment.
Steve
David,
Yea, I was really surprised when I first him speak. I thought for sure he was American. I do love his raw passion though. It makes you want to go out and do awesome shit after you talk with him.
He’s got a great brand and the fact that he doesn’t care what other people think is a huge asset for him.