It's Your Hour with Brian Rashid

In this Podcast, Brian introduces you to the only person in NY he trusts with his hair, he goes to a very special concert, and he also reveals an insight into effective leadership he experienced first-hand.

From rising in the entertainment industry to being a content queen to surviving domestic violence, Jessenia provides nothing short of MASSIVE value! This woman is a rockstar in every sense of the word and you don't want to miss any of the gems she shares.

People usually try to do their best. Every day, thousands of choices, more often good ones, or we'd be dead or broke, or hurting other humans. Overall, we do a really good job living life. This is what Brian learned on that fall afternoon.

When you can only run 1 mile before feeling like you are going to die (Brian), and then meet a superstar that runs 100 miles at a time (Robin). For a daily dose of inspiration, listen to this. You're a legend, Robin!

Please understand the difference between sales and branding, and why they are both CRITICAL to your success as a company, entrepreneur, or small biz. Brian has been super focused on brand lately, but sales are on the way. Check out Brian's thoughts on the topic in this episode.

If you are giving a presentation in front of an audience of any size in the near future, this is a MUST listen. Brian is really pulling back the curtain here to show you what's it like to work with him as a public speaking coach. A lot of gems here about vision, impact, and knowing your audience.

Más que especial poder compartir el Nuevo diseño de nuestra oficina con ustedes. En verdad que hay un gran cambio en nuestro espacio de trabajo, y es más inspirador que nunca. Gracias a Natalia Tonelli y Na Casa (IG @na_casa), por su brillantez y compromiso.

So special to share the office makeover with you! We really did a number on our workspace, and it's more inspiring than ever. Thank you, Natalia Tonelli and Na Casa (IG @na_casa) for your brilliance and care.

On another article hacked podcast, Brian highlights the importance of doing stuff you love every once so often, how this means something different for everyone, and why you should never apologize for doing them. Check it out!

Entrepreneurs, here ya go. 5 years and 5 lessons later, we are still in the game.Some fire gems and inspiration on this one.

Here is the audio transcription to an article Brian wrote after the Cubs won the World Series. An iconic moment in sports, culture, and fans everywhere after 100+ years of waiting. More importantly, this episode explores what a Cubs World Series meant to his family. Enjoy....

Some fire content here guys. Huge thanks to Paulina Karpis, founder of BrunchWork, for inviting Brian to talk storytelling, personal branding, and entrepreneurship. There are some gems here, and a great Q/A at the end where Brian gives some practical business development tips. Check it!

On this Magic Moment Monday, Brian goes old school. He goes deep into his childhood and shares why the Chicago Cubs mean so much to him. Please enjoy this trip down memory lane.

In another article-hacked podcast, Brian shares an inspiring story about how to keep moving forward and live a life full of gratitude.

Brian takes a decision, a decision we most fear, no matter what it is for, quitting. You do not want to miss this one, pure motivation.

Another one of Brian's heartfelt moments, he talks about Malcolm Gladwell's 10,000-hour theory and how he celebrated it that night.

Brian shares some lessons and experiences about what to do when things do not go your way. Remember, everything really is meant to be the way that it is happening.

STOP DOING THIS! PLEASE.. you only trick losers, and you want to play in the big leagues. If you are tempted to "fake it til you make it," please give it a listen!

On this magic moment Monday, Brian takes you to his happy place. For the entire NYC summer, Brian frequented this swimming pool at John Jay Park. He shares some thoughts about what this special place means to him the day before it closed for the summer.

These are the 10 most important self-employment lessons that Brian has learned in his experience.