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Hacks and Hobbies with Junaid Ahmed

Hacks and Hobbies with Junaid Ahmed

Di: Junaid Ahmed
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 This is more than a podcast — it’s a space for dreamers, builders, and creators who believe that passions aren’t just pastimes… they’re the seeds of purpose and profit. Each episode uncovers real stories, practical strategies, and powerful lessons to help you build confidence, authority, and success. From hobbies to business breakthroughs, discover how your passion can become your purpose — and your legacy. 🎙 Wanna be a guest? Apply on PodMatch: https://www.podmatch.com/member/hacksandhobbies 📖 Junaid’s book Home Studio: https://homestudiobook.com 🔗 LI: https://linkedin.com/in/superjunaidJunaid Ahmed Successo personale Sviluppo personale
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  • The Secret System Authors Use To Turn Their Books Into Profitable Learning Experiences - Parchelle Tashi

    The Secret System Authors Use To Turn Their Books Into Profitable Learning Experiences - Parchelle Tashi
    Jan 26 2026
    Most online courses fail not because the expert isn’t brilliant, but because the learning experience is broken. In this conversation, former high school math teacher turned video producer and learning architect Parchelle Tashi, founder of The Author’s Leverage, reveals how she helps authors, coaches, and consultants transform their books and intellectual property into high-impact, profitable learning assets. Parchelle shares the real story behind leaving the classroom, building a production career up and down the East Coast, and finally discovering the “full circle” intersection of curriculum design, media, and scalable products. She breaks down why most courses don’t stick, the biggest mistake experts make when they teach online, and how to design learning that actually changes people — without stuffing everything you know into another 8-hour video course. 5 Key Takeaways Why simply turning your book into a video course almost always fails your audience The “burrito test” for knowing when your course is overstuffed and doomed to overwhelm learners How to design learning experiences that fit your audience’s real life, not just their screen time The leverage model: using one focused learning asset to open doors to institutions, workshops, and licensing deals A real success story: how a former federal prosecutor turned her interview skills into a scalable digital workbook used by colleges Timestamps 00:00 – From high school math teacher to founder of The Author’s Leverage 03:01 – The doubts, the coach, and the decision to go “all in” on production and entrepreneurship 06:48 – Why most online courses don’t work (and what a real learning “experience” feels like) 09:01 – The #1 mistake experts make when turning their expertise into a course 12:27 – The true vision behind The Author’s Leverage: impacting the world through lived wisdom 14:56 – Case study: transforming 20 years as a federal prosecutor into a scalable digital asset 17:46 – Rapid fire: dream photography location, favourite non-tech teaching tool, and the show that fuels Parchelle’s creativity Guest Links – Parchelle Tashi Website: https://www.theauthorsleverage.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/parchelle/ Instagram: @parchelleosh / @theauthorsleverage Featured Work: The Author’s Leverage learning assets & client case studies Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    25 min
  • How High-Performing Men Can Win at Home Without Losing in Business - Mitchell Osmond

    How High-Performing Men Can Win at Home Without Losing in Business - Mitchell Osmond
    Jan 21 2026
    You can build an empire and still lose everything that matters. In this raw and practical conversation, high-performance men’s coach Mitchell Osmond returns to reveal why so many successful entrepreneurs are secretly failing at home — and how to flip the script without sacrificing their ambition. Mitchell breaks down the three pillars every driven man must master: marriage & key relationships, fitness, and mindset. He explains why delegation at home is not laziness but leadership, how to treat your time as your most valuable currency, and why your kids don’t need your words — they need your example. If you’ve ever felt like a hero at work and a stranger at home, this episode is your blueprint to change that. 5 Big Takeaways You don’t have to choose between success at work and success at home — that’s a lie most high performers have quietly accepted. Marriage, fitness, and mindset are the three pillars Mitchell uses to help men reclaim their home life without burning their careers down. Delegation at home is buying back time, energy, and capacity, not just outsourcing chores. It’s how you get 120 minutes out of a 60‑minute hour. Time is the only currency you spend without knowing the remaining balance — and most men are squandering it on tasks that drain, not give life. You are the blueprint for your children. They don’t become what you tell them; they become what you model, day after day. Timestamps 00:00 – Why high-performing men are losing at home 01:13 – The 3 pillars: marriage, fitness, and mindset explained 03:56 – Delegation at home: how to “buy back” your time and energy 08:04 – Pride, ego, and the real reason men won’t ask for help 12:41 – The Time & Energy Audit: a simple tool that changes everything 16:30 – “You give your family the scraps”: a brutal wake-up call 17:14 – You are the blueprint: breaking generational cycles for your kids Guest Links – Mitchell Osmond Website: https://www.dadnationco.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dadnationco/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    28 min
  • How Hitting Rock Bottom Turned a Burned-Out Executive into a World-Class Dad & Leader - Mitchell Osmond

    How Hitting Rock Bottom Turned a Burned-Out Executive into a World-Class Dad & Leader - Mitchell Osmond
    Jan 19 2026
    What if your biggest success story begins at your lowest point? In this raw and deeply honest conversation, leadership consultant and Dad Nation founder Mitchell Osmond shares how he went from a depressed, addicted, $100k-in-debt ex-executive on the brink of divorce… to rebuilding his marriage, paying off all his debt, losing 60 pounds, and becoming the man his family actually wants to follow. We break down the moment everything snapped on the living room couch, the haunting question he heard at a stranger’s funeral, and the exact inner work and community he used to rewrite his story. If you’ve ever felt like a high performer at work but a failure at home, this episode will challenge how you define success—and give you a blueprint to start again. You’ll learn: How a brutal fight over money became Mitchell’s rock-bottom turning point The single funeral question that forced him to confront his legacy Why high-achieving men win at work but quietly lose at home The “eulogy exercise” to redefine success as a husband and father How to design your “best three years” and reverse-engineer it into daily actions Timestamps 00:00 – From senior leader to rock bottom: Mitchell’s introduction and hidden collapse behind the title 01:08 – The fight that nearly ended his marriage: Depression, debt, addiction, and feeling powerless at home 03:40 – The funeral that changed everything: “Are you living a life worthy of imitation?” 06:50 – Rewriting the story: Paying off $100k, losing 60 lbs, rebuilding his marriage, launching Dad Nation 08:13 – Why high performers fail at home: Masculinity, metrics, and the trap of only chasing visible wins 10:20 – The Eulogy Exercise: How to define the legacy you actually want your family to speak about 16:48 – “Best three years” & legacy ladders: A practical framework to reclaim time, health, and presence Guest Links Website: https://dadnationco.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/dadnationco Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    30 min
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