After a brief stint in the WWE, Jonathan Palmar made the switch to forensic accounting. However, content creation was calling his name, so Jonathan created a LinkedIn account and began publishing videos on a regular basis.

In a matter of months, Jonathan has blown up, stepping away from forensics and becoming a LinkedIn "influencer" that has amassed over 25,000 connections. Now, he's working with LinkedIn superstar Shay Rowbottom at her marketing firm, and helps other people get their start in crafting great video content.

Jonathan talks the secrets to success, giving back to the community, and other advice on how to get a following on LinkedIn and other social platforms.

Sam Morris Joins Harrison Kelly to discuss his life. After a years long battle with alcohol and drug addiction, Sam realized that he had the power to beat his vices. Now, he helps others do the same, and shares some of the incredible insights he's learned throughout his journey.

Zélia - the creator of the BojackHiddenJokes Instagram account - loves Bojack Horseman but had no one to talk to about it. So, she took matters into her own hands and created an account that highlights the countless hidden puns & jokes in the background of all 6 seasons. Now her fan page has amassed over 100,000 followers, and even paved the way for her to meet the creators of the show.

In this episode of the Innovative Mindset, Harrison and Zélia talk about the key reasons the account has grown so substantially, as well as their favorite subject areas addressed in the deeply philosophical Bojack Horseman cartoon.

Tom Gerencer writes blog posts that rank #1 on Google and get thousands of clicks a month on Google.

Using empathy, competitive analysis, and search data, Tom is able to figure out exactly what his target audience is looking for. From there, he crafts top of the line content that creates more value than the existing content and will quickly surpass it on Google.

Digital marketers and writers, this episode is just the thing you need!

Matt Whiat spent 25+ years in the Air Force, constantly switching his role up and taking on new tasks around the world.

On this episode - recorded on Memorial Day - we talk about some of the key lessons he learned from his experience in the Air Force; many of which he now applies on a daily basis as a business leadership consultant at Chapman and Co. Leadership Institute.

Jake Bjorseth joins Harrison Kelly on The Innovative Mindset to discuss lessons learned since launching his marketing agency, Trndsttrs Media, when he was only 18 years old.

The two Gen-Z entrepreneurs discuss the things that make their generation unique, the keys to success, and hiring the right people among many other interesting topics in this weeks episode.

Marcus Chan was the son of two immigrants, and spent a great deal of his time working alongside his parents at their Chinese restaurant from as early as age 5. That hard working approach to life his parents instilled in him set the foundation for Marcus to accomplish great things.

After working his way through college and receiving a number of job offers, he decided to accept the lowest paying role as a salesman at a start-up. While he started off struggling to close a single sale, he found books from personal development experts like Tony Robbins that helped him to realize that if you focus on bettering yourself, every aspect of your life will improve drastically. Once he took on this approach, he became a top salesman at multiple Fortune 500 companies, became a team leader helping other salesman to advance their careers and better themselves overall, and now is a consultant helping B2B businesses improve their selling techniques.

Giovanni Gallo