Over the last 12 months, I've been doing an experiment. I wanted to prove that even after nearly a decade, the same principles still apply, still work, and still let you build a business that earns a reasonable salary and can support the life you want to live. When I first started my own business, I replaced my corporate salary in 30 days after being laid off. And in eight months, I made $100,000. Four months after that, I doubled it.

A lot has changed in the intervening years — IRS technology is different, social media is constantly evolving — but do the same principles hold up? Last August, I quietly reopened the agency side of my business, calling it BP Studio. In 12 months, I pulled in $264,000 in revenue from high-end services. No paid ads, no social, no trendy marketing strategies. This growth? It's been 100% organic, all from warm leads that were already in my network. So if I did it once and then did it all over again eight years later, how did I pull it off? What changed and why? I can't wait to get into all of this with you in today's episode!

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