
The Dept. is hosted by Omar El-Takrori. Omar is a content creator, entrepreneur, coach, consultant and pastor. The goal of every conversation is to highlight high level individuals who are owning it in their respective departments. This podcast isn't for the the person who wants to settle and be average. These dynamic conversations will kill limiting beliefs, highlight current opportunities, and p... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 128 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationBusinessSelf-ImprovementEntrepreneurship | |||

In this episode of The Dept. Omar sits down with Macy McNeely for a powerful conversation on why so many entrepreneurs struggle with sales and what actually makes people buy. Macy breaks down why most business owners are too focused on explaining wha... more
In this episode of The Dept. Omar sits down with Daniel Priestley to talk about why personal brand has become one of the most powerful business assets a founder, CEO, or entrepreneur can build. Daniel has been on The Diary of a CEO eight times, with ... more
In this episode of The Dept. Omar breaks down the real decision behind every strong personal brand: going pro. Omar shares why most people want the outcome of a powerful personal brand without first making the decision to show up like a professional.... more
In this episode of The Dept., Omar breaks down one of the simplest ways to start making more money online: getting paid for what you already know. If people are always asking to pick your brain, if you know you have experience that can help others, o... more
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When I listen to this podcast, I always walk away with a new gem. Omar has an ability to make his topics relatable to me, regardless of where I am on my journey of entrepreneurship in that moment. He does not hold anything back and gives generously, embodying a service mindset.
This is a new favorite podcast after a student (I coach podcasters) sent it to me. I love the biblical insights tied to business plans. Not just that, but one of my students took Omar’s advice of live podcasting events from an episode and paired that with my podcast launch and building advice and has done a successful live podcasting tour in Paris, London, Dallas, Miami, Orlando, NYC and partnered with top brands like Joe Malone and Kendra Scott. She did all this before she hit her one year m... more
I love this podcast, Omar’s biblically based advice is so profound and actionable. It’s worth your time!
Been following Omar since Think Media days and really excited, he’s able to create a big impact with his personal brand and bring on amazing guests to his show
Omar is an answered prayer. I never want the episodes to end!
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A practical, outcomes-driven show focused on personal branding, entrepreneurship, and modern business growth. Conversations center on building scalable content-driven businesses, leveraging AI and automation, and converting audiences into customers through webinars, masterclasses, and paid communities. Guests range from media and marketing experts to creators applying faith-informed perspectives to leadership, with many episodes exploring how to own media, run live events, and monetize knowledge without chasing hype. The format tends to be tactical, with real-world frameworks and step-by-step playbooks that listeners can implement quickly, whether they're solopreneurs, agency owners, or growth-minded professionals.
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Recent guests on The Dept. include:
1. Macy McNeely
2. Art Mosqueda
3. Stephen from Rich From Anywhere
4. Sean Cannell
5. David Shands
6. Justin Solis
7. Jason Fladlien
8. Jasmine Star
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