Hacks & Hobbies

I’m a father of 4 kids, beekeeper and a hobbyist, started the podcast to document my journey and in turn realized all of my potential through storytelling, which enabled me to pivot the podcast to interview others that took their passion to profit.
People listening to it are either on a journey or discovering what is possible with the technology we have at hand.

I’ve been a tech enthusiast as long as I can remember, started with cameras back in 1989, and then introduced to computers in 1992. This set my foundation to build on the experience of delving even deeper on what the computer can do.
In 1995, I graduated from high school in Saudi Arabia and moved the US for higher education only to be influenced to start working and making money.
Which led me to designing flyers for my uncle using my experience with computer software (my major in high school was computer science) I kept going deeper and securing work/job that fueled my experience.
After 20 years of UX, 30 years of Photography and camera I’ve been able to merge the two into finding solutions for my clients in building out their home studios for effortless content creation spaces.

I love this question and I wish I knew who is the actual audience because I’m not getting feedback from them. But what makes the potential audience unique is how FAST they move and the Action takers they are.
I should actually say that I AM the audience for my own podcast because I’m doing all of these interviews for myself so that I can learn from these guests and build my storytelling muscle.
My podcast has a 3 part structure and it works very similar to how my mind works.. at least that’s what I think.
1. I delve into the journey of my guests and how they landed to the place they are today, what inspired them, what enabled them to break the bounds and stand where they are.
2. I ask them to give 3 hacks for the podcast listeners so the audience can implement and take action.
3. I ask them a few questions to gauge who they are as a person and personality.
In this episode, I get to speak with Trina Fisher.
Trina is the co-founder of Left Right Labs, a branding and web agency that helps Thought Leaders reinvent their brand, their business, and their life.
With 18 years of branding and marketing experience and over 100 online brands launched, she has supported celebrities, coaches, best-selling authors, thought leaders, and more in creating genuine brand identities.
Her clients have included industry leaders like Laila Ali, JJ Virgin, Pinnacle Global Network, Ugurus and The New York Ad Council.
This is going to be an awesome conversation!
Where to reach our Guest:
3 Hacks to take away
The importance of getting clear, getting noticed, and getting paid when building a brand.
Trina’s journey from art therapy to branding, highlights the blend of art, business, and psychology.
The role of mastermind groups and mentorship in helping Trina and her co-founder land high-profile clients like Layla Ali.
Want to be a guest on Hacks and Hobbies – Passion to Profit Stories? Send Junaid Ahmed a message on PodMatch, here: https://www.podmatch.com/hostdetailpreview/hacksandhobbieshttp://hacksandhobbies.com/booking.


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