Igor Kheifets List Building Lifestyle

What role have mentors played in shaping your journey and professional development?

Have you ever faced a setback? If yes, how did you get back on track and keep going? Today, we're all about celebrating the little wins.

Let me ask you, have you ever wondered why throwing caution to the wind and boldly pitching products or services in every email is crucial?

Ever tackled a tough challenge that turned into a valuable lesson?

Ever wondered who'd win in an email marketing showdown between "The Office" crew?

Ever been lured by a "shiny object" opportunity?

How can embracing your struggles transform your work approach?

How does “spying” on competitors help your marketing?

Why start with a sale in your emails? Let's explore the advantages of making direct offers.

Picture this: great schools for the kids, a cool car, a big house, and maybe even one by the beach. Igor is about to make a big move to Bulgaria

In this riveting episode, we peel back the layers of Winter Valko's extraordinary journey from overcoming personal adversities to establishing himself as the founder and CEO of AEvent. Dive into the heart of Winter's story, where he confronts the profound loss of his parents, battles a daunting $1.5 million IRS debt, and challenges the conventional wisdom that equates wealth with happiness. Witness the birth of AEvent, a groundbreaking solution born from Winter's relentless pursuit of innovation and his desire to blend personal fulfillment with professional success. This is a tale of resilience, visionary entrepreneurship, and the relentless quest for a meaningful legacy in the digital age.

How do successful marketers think about email subject lines to maximize engagement?

Is there ever a time when being "vanilla"

How can the 'Be Somebody, Be Somewhere, Do Something' concept help in achieving higher income levels?

Why does free advice often vanish like spare change in our emotional budget, barely making an impact? Join us in this episode as we talk about why free advice doesn't always work and share stories of coaching that didn't go as planned.

How awesome is it to run your own online business, away from the bossy boss, and earn big bucks without the office blunders and bloopers?