Introducing…
…. Our newest friend, business guru, and Next Fun (Ad)Venture partners…
Maverick #178 Mykola Latansky
Maverick #179 Jay Greenstein
Maverick #180 Udo Gollub
Maverick #181 Joey Coleman III
Mykola Latansky, Maverick1000 Member #178 – Kyiv, Ukraine
“I see Mavericks as opinion leaders who will bring transformation and change.“
Welcome Mykola! What businesses do you operate?
I own Academy of True Success, which is a training, coaching and speaking business that specializes in personal development, coaching, public speaking and development of business skills. We offer these services to Russian speaking clients in 57 countries.
Why did you become a member of Maverick1000 and why are you a good fit for the group?
I see being involved with Maverick1000 as a wonderful opportunity for growth. I am looking for a good environment where I can share ideas and grow with other entrepreneurs.
What top things would you like to gain / learn / do with other Mavericks, and what unique value do you bring to the group?
I see Mavericks as opinion leaders who will bring transformation and change. I want to be this kind of a person for Russia, someone who brings encouragement, faith, inspiration and transparency.
What interests, activities or hobbies do you enjoy?
- Traveling
- Exploring
- Educating People
What’s the most “Maverick” thing you’ve ever done?
(Get ready for this……) 11 illegally crossed borders, 28 days in prison and 3 deportations.
(Does this guy sound like fun or what?!?!)
What’s the most significant / important contribution you’ve made to a community or nonprofit organization?
I am creating the “speaking industry” in the Russian speaking world.
Which books, authors or programs have been a powerful influence in your business and life?
- Keys to the Vault, Keith Cunningham
- Peak Potentials, T. Harv Ecker
- The Success Principles, Jack Confield
Mykola Latansky
President / Owner | Academy of True Success | mykola@latansky.com
www.latansky.com
Dr. Jay Greenstein, Maverick1000 Member #179 – Fort Washington, Maryland
“For me, its all about being around like minded, great people whose missions transcend great businesses!“
Welcome Jay! What businesses do you operate?
My business is Sport and Spine Rehab, a multi-location, multidisciplinary practice of Chiropractic, Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation. Our customers are anyone who has a neuro-musculo-skeletal complaint. Our mission at Sport and Spine Rehab is “To be the trusted leader in enriching the health and well being of the public, one life at a time.” In addition to providing progressive, effective care, Sport and Spine Rehab is also very active in the local community. We promote wellness by supporting local employers and charitable organizations, and provide screenings, consultations and educational lectures at health fairs.
Why did you become a member of Maverick1000 and why are you a good fit for the group?
For me, it’s all about being around like minded, great people whose missions transcend great businesses. Knowing that Maverick is all about combining the elements of great businesses that make a positive difference, a fulfilling personal life and giving back to the community.
What top things would you like to gain / learn / do with other Mavericks, and what unique value do you bring to the group?
I hope to learn from some of the best entrepreneurial minds to enhance and continually improve my business offerings. I also want to make a positive difference in giving back. I’ve been involved in volunteer work and charity work for my entire professional life. It just feels good. I’m not sure that I have any “Super Hero” skills. The unique value that I bring to the group is probably (1) my character – honest, loyal and caring; and (2) I’m a chiropractor so if anyone gets hurt on one of our trips, I can fix them!
What interests, activities or hobbies do you enjoy?
Football (College and Pro), Basketball (C&P), Fitness, Skiing/Snowboarding, live music events, travel; I also have a huge collection of autographed helmets from NFL HOF and Heisman winners (over 100).
What are the Top 3 adventures/things on your Big Life List?
- Travel to many more countries
- Sky Dive at least once
- Race Car drive (again!)
What’s the most significant / important contribution you’ve made to a community or nonprofit organization?
I’ve done a LOT of charity work. For years we have provided free consultations and educational programs for a variety of charities (Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Team in Training, Back on My Feet). We recently partnered with Move For Hunger.
Which books, authors or programs have been a powerful influence in your business and life?
- Good to Great, Jim Collins
- Drive, Daniel Pink
- The Secret, Rhonda Byrne
Dr. Jay Greenstein
CEO | Sport and Spine Rehab | drjay@ssrehab.com
http://www.ssrehab.com/
Udo Gollub, Maverick1000 Member #180 – Muenchen, Germany
“I want to participate in sharing new ideas with other successful entrepreneurs!“
Welcome Udo! What businesses do you operate?
I own Online Media World. We develop and sell language courses (software) in 80 different languages. We use a unique long-term memory learning method developed according to latest findings from research done on learning methods. Our clients are able to retain their new found knowledge permanently in their long term memory!
Why did you become a member of Maverick1000 and why are you a good fit for the group?
I am constantly learning about new opportunities. I am already a member of the Mindvalley Insights Mastermind group and I think Maverick1000 will be a boost for my business and my personal life.
What top things would you like to gain / learn / do with other Mavericks, and what unique value do you bring to the group?
I want to participate in sharing new ideas with other successful entrepreneurs. I like to talk about what I have learned while getting advice from other marketers. I manage to work only for about 20 hours a week, while constantly growing my business. I can show others how to do it and I also can give marketing advice
What interests, activities or hobbies do you enjoy?
I love sailing, reading, networking, and windsurfing!
What’s the most “Maverick” thing you’ve ever done?
In 2001 I started a company that develops and sells multimedia language courses, with now 80 different languages for sale. After reading The 4 Hour Work Week in 2007, it completely changed the way I work: A maximum of 20 hours a week and a minimum of 12 week on vacation per year with my family, while growing my business every single year.
What are the Top 3 adventures/things on your Big Life List?
- Be a great father
- Travel for 12 weeks a year with my family
- Make awesome friends
What’s the most significant / important contribution you’ve made to a community or nonprofit organization?
I give a lot of freedom to all of my employees. Thousands of language courses are given away for free each year. I also support “Plan International”, an organization that supports the education of small children in developing countries
Which books, authors or programs have been a powerful influence in your business and life?
- The 4 Hour Work Week, Tim Ferriss
- Good to Great, Jim Collins
- Getting Things Done, David Allen
What’s the weirdest skill, quirk or stupid human trick you’re known for? (C’mon, we’re gonna find out anyway.)
Sailing any boat that’s available and…….Chess!
Udo Gollumb
CEO | Online Media World | udo@gollub.de
www.sprachenlernen24.de
Joey Coleman III, Maverick1000 Member #181 – Denver, Colorado
“I am looking to take my life to the next level!“
Welcome Joey! What businesses do you operate?
I own Design Symphony, which is a customer experience branding firm that specializes in creating unique, attention-grabbing customer experiences. Clients include individual entrepreneurs, start-ups, small businesses, national non-profits, and government entities.
Why did you become a member of Maverick1000 and why are you a good fit for the group?
I’m looking to take my life to the next level. Over the last three years in particular, I’ve accelerated my personal and professional life and would like to raise my standards even more. I’m familiar with playing all out and being involved with organizations.
What top things would you like to gain / learn / do with other Mavericks, and what unique value do you bring to the group?
I want to learn from the business experience of people running successful lifestyle businesses. I hope to get insight into building an info product business so I can augment my speaking/consulting work with that additional stream of income.
Super Hero Skills: Well, I’m a persuader. I have the power to persuade anyone on nearly any topic. I am also a compeller, the creator of compelling messages. But I also also am a simplifier. I have the ability to simplify complex subjects into simple, clear infographics/explanations recognizer – can recognize patterns and see order.
What interests, activities or hobbies do you enjoy?
What interests, activities or hobbies do you enjoy?- International travel
- Art
- Singing
- Reading
What are the Top 3 adventures/things on your Big Life List?
- Visit Antarctica (last of seven continents on my list)
- Give a TED talk
- Visit at least one country every year so that I’ve always visited more places than I am old…..:)
What’s the most significant / important contribution you’ve made to a community or nonprofit organization?
I recently completed five years of service on the Board of Directors for the Capitol Hill Arts Workshop (chaw.org). I served as President for the last two years and helped lead fundraising efforts that netted over $250,000 in an economy where funding for charities is hard to get.
Which books, authors or programs have been a powerful influence in your business and life?
- Personal Development Training, Tony Robbins -This book had a huge impact on my personal health, well-being, understanding of relationships, and business drive
- Tim Ferriss – I love the way he writes, thinks, and talks, always something to learn
Joey Colemann III
Founder/Chief Experience Composer | Design Symphony | joey@joeydesignsymphony.com
http://designsymphony.com/Welcome.html
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