Achieving Success with Olivia Atkin
Redefining what it really means to win in life, business, and beyond. Hosted by TEDx speaker, author, and former New York Football Giants PR pro Olivia Atkin, this globally listened-to show, heard across all seven continents, takes you inside the pivots, pressure, and breakthroughs of celebrities, athletes, entrepreneurs, and everyday leaders. Each episode is a reminder that there's no single path to success, only your own.
A sample of what you'll hear
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Ep. 209 How 100 Feet Cost Her A Seven Figure Childcare Business with Kettia Ming
What if 100 feet could destroy everything you've built? Kettia Ming discovered this harsh reality when her seven-figure childcare empire, which she scaled from her basement to four Manhattan locations, came crashing down due to a surveyor's measurement she never knew she needed. Her story reveals the devastating gap between common sense distance measurement and legal terms like "as the crow flies"
Ep. 208 The Stories That Make People Listen: Why The Right Story Can Change How People See You
What if everything you've been told about success is keeping you from actually achieving it? Olivia exposes the truth behind those seven-figure business promises flooding your feed and reveals why she deliberately walked away from that path twice. After leaving professional sports and then a prestigious role at Lockheed Martin, she discovered something most entrepreneurs never talk about - the rev
Ep. 207 The Values Exercise That Transforms How You Give Forever with Richard Peck
What if giving strategically could transform your impact without requiring a single dollar from your bank account? Richard Peck, founder of The Philanthropy Guy, reveals how time, connections, and intentionality often create more meaningful change than money alone. Through his two decades of philanthropic expertise, Richard shares the exact values exercise he uses with families and corporations to
Ep. 206 Why Hockey Skills Made Him A Better Actor with Actor Michael William Freeman
What happens when a competitive hockey player trades the ice for the screen? Actor Michael William Freeman reveals how his athletic background became his secret weapon in Hollywood, from landing his breakout role as Blake Sarno in Fear the Walking Dead to navigating the intense physical and emotional demands of long-form television. His journey from NYU's Tisch School of the Arts to shooting in th
Ep. 205 How She Built A VA Business With No Monthly Minimums with Julia Bernzott
What if the biggest barrier to getting help in your business isn't finding the right person, but finding someone who understands your reality as a small business owner? Julia Bernzott discovered this firsthand when she couldn't afford the high minimums most virtual assistant companies demanded. Her solution was revolutionary: create a VA service with options as low as two hours per month. Julia's
Ep. 204 From COVID Survival To Client Connection: What Changed In Small Business with Sal Patane
What happens when a salon owner discovers that his clients are paying $55 for McDonald's delivery while complaining about a $10 haircut increase? Sal Patane, co-founder of Le Reve Salon and Spa, returns to share the brutal realities of running a small business in today's economy where everything costs more but customers expect the same prices. From navigating 30% product cost increases to watching
Ep. 203 What Makes Some Podcast Guests Unforgettable (And Others Instantly Forgettable)
What makes some podcast guests instantly memorable while others are quickly forgotten? It's not their credentials or expertise-it's how they show up in the conversation. In this revealing solo episode, Olivia pulls back the curtain on what really happens during podcast interviews, exploring the psychology of great conversations from both the host and guest perspective. She reveals why curiosity be
Ep. 202 What It's Really Like To Remember Every Day Since Age 6 with Frank Healy
Imagine remembering not just what happened on any given day for the past 60 years, but exactly how you felt during each moment. Frank Healy doesn't have to imagine it because he lives it every day through a rare memory condition that affects fewer than 100 people worldwide. What started as a burden that made him relive every painful moment has become his greatest asset in helping others heal from
Latest videos
Ep. 209 How 100 Feet Cost Her A Seven Figure Childcare Business with Kettia Ming
Ep. 208 The Stories That Make People Listen: Why The Right Story Can Change How People See You
Ep. 207 The Values Exercise That Transforms How You Give Forever with Richard Peck
Ep. 206 Why Hockey Skills Made Him A Better Actor with Actor Michael William Freeman
Ep. 205 How She Built A VA Business With No Monthly Minimums with Julia Bernzott
Ep. 204 From COVID Survival To Client Connection: What Changed In Small Business with Sal Patane
Ep. 203 What Makes Some Podcast Guests Unforgettable (And Others Instantly Forgettable)
Ep. 202 What It's Really Like To Remember Every Day Since Age 6 with Frank Healy
201 'My Arm Just Shattered': The Moment That Redefined Everything with Former MLB Player Dan Winkler
Ep. 200 The Safe Method For Digital Family Protection In The Age Of AI with Fareedah Shaheed
Ep. 199 The Parts Of Podcasting Nobody Talks About (But Should)
Ep. 198 The Military Secret That Transforms Any Dog In 20 Minutes with Ryan Matthews
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