A compelling offer creates a story in someone’s mind about a bigger future—a tale laced with emotions that probably weren’t even conscious until now. This approach will always beat out statistics, research, and any other kind of convincing argument.

Many entrepreneurs create their first business without being as prepared as they could be, and this leads to unnecessary complications and challenges. Dan Sullivan and Jeffrey Madoff share insights into how entrepreneurs can get to where they want to go as smoothly as possible, and how it’s easier to get the support they need than it used to be.

Join Dan Sullivan and Jeffrey Madoff as they explain the ways in which dependence on data can often be a limiting factor when making decisions. Entrepreneurs are better off trusting their gut when it comes to choosing which path to take.

Many entrepreneurs fail to continually rise because they’re still holding onto tasks they should’ve quit ages ago. Those who last the longest know that, over time, there are more things you need to drop than things you need to keep doing. Dan Sullivan and Jeffrey Madoff share what entrepreneurs can do in order for their passions and their businesses to not just survive, but thrive.

With online shopping being so quick and convenient, retail stores have taken a major hit. Extended lockdowns due to the Covid pandemic didn’t help either. Is there more that retail stores should be doing? Dan Sullivan and Jeffrey Madoff share what brick & mortar stores provide that online stores can’t.

Now that Jeffrey's show, Personality: The Lloyd Price Musical, has completed its successful first run, he and Dan dive deep into the lessons it's taught him—which apply to any business venture.

When we think of technology, we tend to think of computers. But humans have used all sorts of technologies through the years to organize and expand our activities—from the U.S. Constitution to the Sears catalog. Listen in as Dan and Jeffrey explore the technologies that amplify entrepreneurship and the monopolistic practices that stifle it.

Industries that grow big enough to dominate a sector of our lives eventually create platforms that capture people's desires and capabilities—until something better comes along! Dan and Jeffrey take a look at examples of this trend, from electricity to radio, theater, cars, and now the internet.

The most successful entrepreneurs have sold themselves on a vision of the future, and they also let other people contribute to it. With examples from stage, screen, and sports, Jeffrey and Dan explain what makes people love working for you. (And it isn't money.)

It’s often thought that the right time to take risks and experience big breakthroughs is when you’re young, but this isn’t true. Dan Sullivan and Jeffrey Madoff, two entrepreneurs in their eighth decades, explain the current successes they’re seeing and why it’s all happening right now.