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Aaron to be featured on 3 upcoming shows with Mark Gregston at Heartlight Ministries

Wednesday, May 1st, 2013

Aaron was a guest today on three upcoming shows with Host Mark Gregston of Heartlight Ministries.  Aaron spent some time discussing parenting and his new book, Do Great Things.  The three shows will air in August and September, and the dates will be posted as it gets closer.

Aaron meets John Schlitt, lead singer for Petra

Wednesday, March 6th, 2013

Aaron had the opportunity to meet and speak with John Schlitt, lead singer for Petra while in Nashville for NRB.

Aaron is interviewed by Chuck Bates on News and Views on USA Radio

Tuesday, March 5th, 2013

Aaron had the opportunity to guest on News and Views with Chuck Bates on USA Radio today.  Aaron spoke about his new book, Do Great Things, and he spent some time talking about applying the great entrepreneurial attributes in one’s personal life.

Aaron is a guest on REV Media with Dr. David Yanez

Monday, March 4th, 2013

Aaron had the opportunity to speak with Dr. David Yanez on his television show on REV Media.  Aaron was asked about his new book, Do Great Things.

Aaron talks with Dr. Kenneth Hill on State of Affairs on USA Radio

Monday, March 4th, 2013

Aaron was interviewed today by Dr. Kenneth Hill on State of Affairs regarding his new book, Do Great Things.  Aaron talked about seeing opportunity others do not see and how to apply entrepreneurial habits in one’s personal life.

Aaron will be speaking at the Milstadt Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting this Wednesday

Monday, January 14th, 2013

Aaron will be speaking this Wednesday night at the Milstadt Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting this Wednesday evening.  He will be sharing several principles from his new book – Do Great Things.

Aaron Speaks at the Smithton, IL Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner

Monday, January 14th, 2013

Aaron spoke last Wednesday night at the Smithton, IL Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner Event.  It was a great event, and Aaron spoke about seeing opportunity, using uniqueness as a great advantage and two secrets to leadership success.  Copies of Aaron’s book – Do Great Things were available, and they can also be found at Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/Do-Great-Things-Applying-Entrepreneurial/dp/1937756505/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1358198472&sr=8-1&keywords=Aaron+Broyles

Aaron Q&A #3 – How to See Opportunity like the Great Entrepreneurs

Monday, January 14th, 2013

QUESTION – In the book Do Great Things, you share a surprising perspective – that it is possible for the average person to see opportunity others do not see much in the same way that great entrepreneurs have seen opportunity.  Can you elaborate more on that idea?

ANSWER – I have always been fascinated with how the great entrepreneurs have been able to see opportunities that no-one else was able to see, and they have taken advantage of those opportunities by creating a product or service to meet needs that were not being met previously.  Henry Ford, for example, recognized that most of the auto manufacturers were only focused on one segment of the population – the very rich.  When Mr. Ford formed Ford Motor Company there were about 250 auto manufactures.  By 1928, 1 out of every 2 cars in the world was a Ford.  Ray Kroc is another example.  He recognized the changing trends of the population back in the 1950s with the baby boom generation and expansion of the interstate system, and he purchased McDonalds from the McDonald brothers for very little in comparison to what it became worth in a very short period of time as fast food restaurants exploded onto the scene.  Howard Shultz did the same with Starbucks in the 1980s.

Now imagine the amazing potential if you could start to see opportunity in your personal life that others were not seeing.  You could begin to recognize amazing talents in your children or opportunities in your marriage or in your job or ministry.  In the book, Do Great Things, I reveal the process the great entrepreneurs use to see opportunity by demonstrating how to ask the right questions.  The thinking process is built on questions, but most people are not asking the right questions.  Once you are asking the right questions, then you must begin noticing the trends and then seeing the big picture.

I then take the entrepreneurial framework of seeing opportunity and wrap it in a powerful biblical approach.  I demonstrate with amazing examples like Moses, Joseph and Paul.  The ability to see opportunity others do not see can be a life changing approach.

Aaron Q&A #2 – Can someone emerge from a virtually hopeless situation and how do they do it?

Monday, December 3rd, 2012

QUESTION – Can someone emerge from a hopeless situation and how do they do it?

ANSWER:  Yes, absolutely.  There are countless examples of this throughout history.  One of the greatest discoveries I made in my research of the great entrepreneurs is that people could accomplish amazing, incredible things despite having the odds stacked against them. Thomas Edison, as a child, struggled a great deal in school and only attended for about three months.  His teacher said he was mentally confused., and he went on to become one of the greatest inventors of our time and a good entrepreneur as well. Richard Branson, a multibillion-dollar entrepreneur with over three hundred and fifty companies under his control was a high school dropout, and he has dyslexia.  Examples abound beyond entrepreneurialism…  Abraham Lincoln was born in a one-room cabin in rural Kentucky, lost his mother at the age of nine and was not close with his father, and he went on to become one of the greatest U.S. Presidents.  Oprah Winfrey was born into poverty and was passed from family member to family member as she grew up.  She was sexually abused at the age of 14 and became pregnant and delivered a son who only lived for two weeks, and yet she went on to become one of the most successful media stars in history.

The important take-away is that your past, your perceived weaknesses and your mistakes do not determine your future.  You actually have the potential for an amazing future when you can take your past, your perceived weaknesses and mistakes and use those things in alignment with God’s plans to accomplish great things.  The bible says that, “we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him…”.  For many people though, it is very hard to disconnect the way they see themselves in light of their background and environment.  In Do Great Things, I go to great lengths to expose this false paradigm and create awareness about what is possible in people’s lives.

Do Great Things is available today in bookstores everywhere – http://www.amazon.com/Do-Great-Things-Applying-Entrepreneurial/dp/1937756505/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1354572430&sr=8-1&keywords=Aaron+Broyles

Aaron Q&A #1 – Why are we so fascinated with people who have done great things?

Thursday, November 15th, 2012

I was recently asked to do a Q&A with my publisher (Deep River) in preparation for future interviews and media interaction, and so I am going to be posting those answers over the next several blogs.

The first question in the line-up…

QUESTION – Why are we so fascinated with people who have done great things?

ANSWER – I truly believe that we are all hard wired to do great things, and I believe it is this innate characteristic that God programmed in our DNA that attracts us to those who accomplish great things.  Our hearts long for purpose and meaning, and I think when we witness others achieving greatness, we start to live vicariously through them.  We sometimes silently picture ourselves in their place.  The real truth is that we all have the potential and capability to do great things.  It begins first with how we see ourselves in relation to God and then discovering what makes us unique.  One amazing thing you find in the bible is that God almost always chooses the ordinary, average, seemingly unlikely person to do great things.  It is so much more exciting to be on the field than on the sidelines, and my hope is that people will be inspired to stop living vicariously through others and start living out great things in their own lives.

Aaron Broyles is the author of Do Great Things which is available in bookstores everywhere.  You can find it now at Amazon at – http://www.amazon.com/Do-Great-Things-Applying-Entrepreneurial/dp/1937756505/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1353012694&sr=8-3&keywords=Do+Great+Things