Are markets efficient? James Nelson answers the question with a surprising answer.

We used to do business in person! James describes that in person meetings still work!

A new, creative way to find financing for that great deal you have!

James says knowing the reason for the sale can be valuable info.

James Nelson, Author of ‘The Insider's Edge to Real Estate Investing,‘ discusses the importance of focusing on one sector of real estate.

Stas Grinberg has made a fortune owning apartments. He predicts the future of the real estate industry.

Scott Warrick describes how he rewired his brain and what we should do. Hint: Drink LOTS of water.

Lily Liu build the Pinata app to help apartment renters get the benefits of paying on time to build their credit.

Sheles Wallace suggests that day dreaming is a key to success.

Harvard researcher Dr. David Sinclair is 53 but tests biologically as a 43-year-old. We share the 4 things he says we all must do to live longer.

Hemant Vershney describes the early days when he couldn’t afford to pay his salary.

Beth Ann Shaeffer is the entrepreneur behind the zero liquor Nope brand.

Dr. Deb Mashek is a collaboration expert and explains it can be better.

Todd Emaus is author of Scale without Losing Your Soul and an expert on building new business cultures.

Wendy Sage Heyward is a family business expert and the Author of Own It.

Billionaire John Catsimatidis gives advice on how to get rich!

Beth Hendler-Grunt is an expert on getting your first job and author of The Next Great Step: The Parents' Guide to Launching Your New Grad into a Career.

Trust Me Real Estate Expert Jeffrey Meshel, author of Trust Is a Double-Edged Sword: Trust Me, describes how to trust your gut.

Wise Decisions Thru Science author Sheila Ohlsson Walker describes who is watching you!

Victor Pena of OmniPrint describes what holds people back.

Time management expert Jennifer Dawn gives great advice on how to organize your day.

Coach Natasha Charles discusses the importance of intent in life and how to have it.

Silicon Valley VC Shuo Chen speaks about the current batch of entrepreneurs.

Justina Nixon-Saintil of IBM describes SkillsBuild, an incredible resource teaching anyone for free all the tech skills for a great career.

Dr. Janelle Barlow is a customer experience expert and her new book gives great advice on how to get serve your customers better.

Ksenia Yudina of uNest talks about avoiding the “regret for the rest of your life.”

Jeremy Cotter, a former exec at Google and Meta, compares the 3 great entrepreneurs of our time.

Passion is great. But is it directed in the right direction?

Risk? We vote NO!

Finding an idea for a business is the hard part. Or is it?

Dr. Errol Pierre, author of The Way Up, talks about bad bosses and racism.

Kavita Ganesan, author of The Business Case for AI, discusses the myths of AI.

Ethan Song, founder of Frank and Oak clothing company, discusses the action required to be an entrepreneur!

Steven Grasse describes how to succeed at love!

Anthony Iannarino is famous for his 'The Sales Blog,' a great resource for all things sales. He discusses the recent AI innovations and predicts the outcome.

Creativity thought leader Robin Landa describes an exercises to become more creative!

Digital marketer Gary Geiman gives advice on the most important thing to be in your social media.

Assil Dayri, serial entrepreneur in Dubai and London, gives advice on getting started and limiting risk.

Jason Keck of Broker Buddha explains the entrepreneurial way of thinking. If only 80% say no, you are doing great!

Chad Price of Kettlebell Kings talks about the riches in the niches!

Anthony Hughes of Tech Elevator comments on entrepreneurs that focus on fundraising instead of sales and revenue.

David Tamm of PenCerita.com describes the new service. It captures videos of the ones you love for use years in the future.

They tell us a recession in 2023 is a foregone conclusion. But the economy just grew at 3%! What is going on?

The Big Tech companies are cutting 10,000s of employees. A big chunk of the cut employees are coming from one department, the DEI groups.

Cliff Numark of Vitalent.org, the largest non-profit independent blood supply, explains the current situation and asks for help.

20-time Bestselling Author Steve Kidd explains how the length of a book impacts its success and readability.

Bill Murphy writes about how to survive adversity.

Harvard Law Prof Heidi Gardner describes the new model of Smart Collaboration and how to use it to solve your problems.

McKenna Sweazey discusses the possibility of remote work in the future, and how it will be done right.

Chris Homewood on how returns impact the economy and how he solves the problem.

Speaker Fawn Germer on how to make it through tough, difficult times.

Sometimes it is better to grow slow according to James Harper.

Ursula Mentjes describes the best way to grow your sales.

Mia Hewett on accountability and your brain.

Dr. Travis Zigler on copying being a part of R&D in a new eyedrop.

Deepak Ohri runs some of the top restaurants and hotels in the world. He speaks about how he gets all those Michelin stars…..

Shruthi Rao worked as a VP at Amazon and other Silicon Valley tech companies. Her experiences as a person of color, a woman, and as a mom of 4 are very interesting.

Cate Stillman explains how fasting can relieve chronic pain from inflammation.

Peter Fiekowsky just released a new book called Climate Restoration. It tells a very uplifting story!

You learn something from your kids all the time!

The standard definition of entrepreneurship included creativity, risk and passion. And it is wrong!

Jason Feifer, Editor of Entrepreneur Magazine, explains that change may lead to new problems. That may be bad, it be great!

Jason Feifer of Entrepreneur Magazine explains that quiet quitters have been around for a long time, its not new. They occur because of a perceived lack of advancement.

Knowing the core value that your business offers is key, according to Jason Feifer.

Jason Feifer talks about change, the New Year, and how change can impact.

We all make New Year's Resolutions and then break them a week later. Maybe there is a better idea....

Heather Samarin is the Author Groundwork and a top product designer.

Cloud storage may actually be headed towards a shortage!

ChatGPT is a platform that actually threatens Google's way of business. It answers questions instead of providing a list of possible sources.

Christmas is not easy fun for all. Many people dread the holidays. Some advice is offered.

Carol Roth's new book talks about the federal, state, and local war against small businesses.

Jason Khoo explains big changes in Google desktop search results.

Jeremy Delk is author of Without a Plan.

Heather Samarin is a product designer.

Uri Levine, founder of Waze, talks about getting off the sofa.

Adam von Gootkin tells the story of cold calling the owners of the castle used in Downton Abbey TV show.

Rhea Wong, author of Get the Money, Honey, and a professional fund raiser talks about the availability of money.

Kathi Vidal is Under Secretary of Commerce for IP and speaks about the global cost of fake products.

Tony Restell is owner of Social Hire and describes how to get lots of connections on LinkedIn, running a poll.

Dr. Katherine Tomasino is an expert of the connections between the brain and the gut. She describes how better breathing habits can help reduce stress.

Canary App makes helping employees easier w Rachel Schneider

Ben Leonard is an eCommerce Broker and discusses Risk

Stacey Hall and Selling from your Comfort Zone

Stephanie Downs and Bioleather

Justin Croxton explains geofencing marketing

Steven Sack, author of ''Fired!,'' explains how to get a better deal when you are fired.

Connor Boyack of Libertas fights for the little guy.

Marina Nitze and Nick Sinai are authors of Hack the Bureaucracy.

Bryan Clayton built Your Green Pal to $30 million in sales and bootstrapped it!

Bob Moetsa has developed 3500 products and explains how.

Being Grateful is a Key to Happiness - From my list of things we should be Thankful for....

Being Grateful is a Key to Happiness - From my list of things we should be Thankful for....

Being Grateful is a Key to Happiness - From my list of things we should be Thankful for....

Being Grateful is a Key to Happiness - From my list of things we should be Thankful for....

Being Grateful is a Key to Happiness - From my list of things we should be Thankful for....

Sarah Dusek founded a Hotel + Leisure #1 Hotel in the World. She is now working with women in Africa to change a continent.

#1 hotel in the World founder Sarah Dusak on the impact of travel on the environment.

Tom Lewis, one of the top builders in the US, addresses the idea of following your passion.

Builder Tom Lewis on being a great parent.

A new study reported by JAMA says that mindfulness as Good as Lexapro for anxiety.

Sean Covey, son of author Stephen Covey, explains the most important of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.

Tough Love Juliet Funt Advisor explains the difference between activity and productivity, which is better, and how to get it.

Devora Zack, CEO of Only Connect Consulting, Inc. and author of The Cactus and Snowflake at Work: How the Logical and Sensitive Can Thrive Side by Side, on the best way to help others.

Wayne Mullins of Ugly Mug Marketing explains that having a repeat customer is not enough. There is another step!

Susan McPherson, Author of The Lost Art of Connecting: The Gather, Ask, Do Method for Building Meaningful Relationships, describes the biggest mistake people make on LinkedIn.

Raghu Kilambi started a hydrogen auto fueling station company in California. Millions of startup expenses and that risk were covered by Carbon Credits guaranteed by the state.

David Hancock of Morgan James explains that selling a lot of books is great, but something else is better!

David Hancock, owner of Morgan James Publishing, explains that writing is 10% and marketing the book is 110%!

Joe Sanok of Thursday is the New Friday discusses how owner must have systems.

Robbie Bach, the former President of Microsoft and the guy behind the Xbox, shares his surprising gaming habits.

John Wilker of thesimplestbizforu.com explains how pallet flipping can be a great business that costs nothing to start.

Faisel Hoque won the Globee Award for best business book of the year. This is his advice on leadership.

Faisel Hoque won the Globee Award for best business book of the year. This is his advice on opportunity.

Rafael Umann explains how edge computing is better than the cloud. and why.

Chris de Santis just released a book called, ''Why I Find You Irritating: Navigating Generational Friction at Work.'' In it, he explains how to keep Millennial employees happy.

Amy Feind Reeves gives the best job search advice ever.

Frank O'Connell was president of HBO and Reebok and CEO of Indian Motorcycles.

In the Transparent Sales Leader, Todd Caponi argues for transparency in all.

Leslie Hensell of Riverbend Consulting explains the role of small business in Amazon's success.

John Jonas built OnlineJobs.ph to allow entrepreneurs to hire from the Philippines for as little as $450 a month.

Hollywood Super Agent Marc Guss explains how the expression ''There is riches in the niches'' applies to his career.

Mainstreet.com's Doug Ludlow talks about the amazing number of federal, state and local tax deductions designed for small business.

Dr. Barry Nalebuff of Yale and a co-founder of Honest Tea explains how negotiation rules can produce a Win-Win.

Les McKeown, author of Predictable Success, started 42 businesses and explains how hard the first stage of a startup really is.

Pitch expert John Livesay explains why the elevator pitch is dead and what will replace it.

Carolyn Stern talks about emotional intelligence and making friends with our emotions. What can we do to control our feelings?

One of the top 25 selling authors of all time, Ken Blanchard explains the two parts of servant leadership, vision and goals and then turning the pyramid upside down.

David Selinger, the founder of real estate site Redfin, said I was right! He agreed with our show thesis that anyone can be an entrepreneur!

VC Susan Choi says that 95% of medical diagnoses are changed on second opinion!

Company culture expert and former Square C level exec Jackie Reses says it is never too early to start designing the type of culture you want.

Goodwill is a great place to donate used items. But, now they are also providing training programs to help customers get better jobs, explains CEO Steve Preston.

NYTimes best selling author Stephen Covey explains the trust and inspire leadership style.

Lori Garver was Deputy Administrator of NASA for just under a decade. She knows cool and I asked what is the coolest thing she saw.....

We all hate to fail, but if you choose to learn from it, it can be the best thing to happen to you. Norman Bacal, an entertainment Super Lawyer and Author of Take Charge: Rewire your mind for success, speaks about failure leading to success in his life.

Everything, including sales, changed due to the pandemic. Ryan Dohrn, Emmy winner and sales strategist, explains that emotion is replacing knowledge in purchasing decisions.

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) are leading to better sales presentations and more sales. Donald Thompson of The Diversity Movement shares that diverse teams close 15% more deals.

Programming careers are safe and lucrative, but it can take decades to learn the skills. A new programming platform called Low Code by Appian changes all of that. It allows fast, easy development of applications and can be learned much faster than other languages. It uses visual, point and click elements to standardize many application pieces. Most apps need a sign-in feature, so it was standardized. Just grab it on the screen and throw it into your app.

We all want a clean environment. Peter Fiekowsky writes in his new book 'Climate Restoration' that existing technology can restore CO2 levels to pre-industrial levels! He describes 3 businesses already making money by cleaning the environment! Very exciting.

You may think you need to double mortgage your house to start a business. In fact, most entrepreneurs spend a lot less than you think!

Did you ever wonder where a business owner got their great idea? According to the London School of Economics, 93% of new businesses get their idea by copying someone's idea. They copy, borrow, and steal!

Is your WHY import? What if you don't know what your WHY is?

Getting a job at a Fortune 500 company would seem like a great, safe, risk free life. It would certainly be safer than starting something risky like a landscaping company, right? In this Minute, we discuss the risk associated with two paths: entrepreneurship and the safety of a big time job.

You assume that millionaires would drive only the best cars! Well, they do drive the best..... trucks! The most popular car for American millionaires is the Ford F150 Pickup! And 37% drive used cars.

There is nothing more important than passion! If you don't live and breathe your why, you will never succeed! This is all wrong! Passion is great for your family and religion. But, maybe just liking your business is enough! You can be passionate about your process, the freedom that comes from not working for the man, and the opportunity to control your own life.

Entrepreneurs don't like risk! They work aggressively to reduce it or to offset it entirely! Why take risk when someone else will?

Where do new business ideas come from? The truth will shock you!

Many say that the best time to start a business is when the economy is strong. This may be true, but during a recession like now, it can be a great time to start a business. If you are successful during bad times, you know you will be incredibly successful when the economy improves. Your pitch must be perfect to sell in bad times. If you are successful in boom times, you don't know if the success is because of you or because the macro economy is strong.