Chasing the Extraordinary lifestyle with Jeremy Ryan Slate

<p>Joining us on the show today is Jeremy Ryan Slate. </p> <p>Jeremy is the owner of a PR firm known as Command your Brand. He’s also the host of the Create Your Own Life Podcast, a top 100 ranked podcast on iTunes where he interviews individuals who are living an extraordinary life.</p> <p> </p> <p>How he started his top-ranking podcast</p> <p>With so many individuals trying to make a breakthrough in the podcasting industry, Jeremy’s piece of advice for anyone who wants to start a podcast, or has recently started one, is that it takes consistent grinding and hustle to make it to the top’</p> <p> </p> <p>Everyone wants to hit the top-shelf Joe Rogan success level with their podcast - conducting top interviews, millions of global listenership and a loyal fan base where they can sell their products or sell ads to; But the truth is, it’s probably going to take years of consistent show production before you’re anywhere near the top 100 list. A discouraging fact that usually makes a lot of people quit after podcasting for a short while</p> <p>. </p> <p>Jeremy started his podcast 5 years ago, and it’s taken him over 800 interviews before he can finally figure out the kind of message he wants to consistently produce for his audience. </p> <p> </p> <p>He interviewed normal individuals who were living life on their own terms, making the rules for how they live and work. </p> <p>After a while, Jeremy then changed his guest niche to top world performers, before later on making a shift into interviewing extraordinary individuals. </p> <p> </p> <p>Despite having taken such a long time to know the message and theme for his show, Jeremy says it’s been 100%  worth it; because he can now direct all his energy and focus into promoting the ‘Extraordinary life’ message to his audience. </p> <p> </p> <p>Jeremy’s view on what it takes to be extraordinary</p> <p>After interviewing a tone of extraordinary people, Jeremy has noticed one common pattern of experience in their past life, Adversity. </p> <p>Extraordinary peo