Podcast Episodes

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Today’s guest started a business in 2006 and lost it all by 2008. Already in his 50’s, he had to reinvent himself. He’s here today to tell you how he did exactly that and how he keeps a youthful mindset starting a multi-million dollar business now in his 60’s.

Please welcome Jeff Schechter.

Ready to learn how to make money doing something you love? Today’s guest is a black belt in martial arts and took his childhood passion for karate and built two success martial arts studios.

He talks about passion, burnout, business partnerships, and how to keep the daily grind lively when monotony hits.

Please welcome Jeff Price.

With an 18-year track record working in media across radio, talent management, TV casting, and producing, today’s guest is here to tell you why sharing YOUR expertise on other people’s podcasts could be your secret weapon to success.

– How you can build relationships through podcasts.

– How podcasts increase your brand credibility.

– And the financial benefits of being on podcasts.

Please welcome Kelly Glover.

Today’s guest built up a 100 million dollar portfolio… twice. But not before he was abused as a child, ran away at 11, and lost a fortune in the 2008 recession.

Guaranteeing Trump will win the next election, he’s here today to talk about leveraging the good that may come with the bad.

Please welcome Scott Lumley.

Today’s guest found opportunities in small niches and continued to snowball those gains to go on to build and sell several million dollar companies before the age of 40.

Probably one of the podcasts I’ve laughed the most on, please welcome self-proclaimed, and I tend to agree, “business comedian,” Clay Clark.

Around 21 years of age, our next guest was making $50,000 – $60,000 per month. Then he had a quarter life crisis, shut it all down, and tried to figure out life for the next three months.

Since then he’s gone on to build and sell his second business, as well as create the wildly successful podcast, Think Different Theory.

He’s here to tell you the highs and lows of finding online success at such a young age, and how he views life differently now.

Please welcome Josh Forti.

Today’s guest found fame in Hollywood after being raised by his mother, married to his pimp and heroin addict father.

Nearly exactly two years ago, around Thanksgiving 2017, he heard the voice of a friend that had passed away, whispering in his ear. That’s about the time when a chain of events unfolded, including hour long conversations during 3 am showers, that would lead him to a Kundalini awakening.

He is here today to tell us about that experience and how he aims to help others awaken themselves. Please welcome Joey Nittolo.

People often ask her how she is able to do it all – from running for Congress and running for president-elect of a national organization for veterinarians, all while balancing work and riding her horse everyday.

Through the years, she has perfected ways to focus on your passion and focus towards success. She fully believes that we should enjoy life and all that life has to offer. She helps busy entrepreneurs thrive and live the life of their dreams.

Today’s guest has raised half a billion dollars in less than 6 months… and he’s not even 30 years old. He’s been on Forbes, CNN, CNBC, and more. What drives him? He said, “When you die, hell is meeting the person that you could have become.”

Please welcome, Immy Tariq.

From being ahead of his time with internet-based printing in the 90’s to helping airlines get rid of manually written plane tickets decades ago, today’s guest has been helping businesses think outside of the box for decades and now wants to help you do the same.

Please welcome Thomas White.

Today’s guest is a mother that learned to turn shame, grief and fear into purpose, passion and empowerment. She talks about how her life as a childhood abuse survivor and mother of a son who was not allowed back into the US because of his mental disability inspired her to become an advocate for people with disabilities within the non-profit world.

Please welcome Linda Smith