What if one of the best reminders about entrepreneurship came from someone who hasn't even graduated college yet?

In this episode of BizNinja Entrepreneur Radio, I sit down with McKinlee Suitors, founder of Lead Getter and one of the interns in HighLevel's entrepreneurial internship program. While she may be early in her business journey, her perspective on work ethic, learning, resilience, and building valuable skills is something entrepreneurs at every stage can benefit from.

McKinlee shares how growing up in an entrepreneurial family shaped her mindset, why starting a YouTube channel at just 10 years old sparked her love for marketing, and how she's evolved from running a videography business into building marketing systems that help other businesses grow. We also dive into lessons from mentors like Alex Hormozi, James Clear, and the incredible community she's found through the HighLevel internship.

If you've ever wondered whether you're moving fast enough, chasing the right goals, or building skills that will pay off for years to come, this conversation is a refreshing reminder that success isn't about shortcuts. It's about showing up consistently, doing the work, and enjoying the journey.

What You'll Learn

Chapters

00:00 Welcome to BizNinja Entrepreneur Radio

01:07 Discovering entrepreneurship through YouTube at age 10

03:08 Growing up in a family of business owners

05:11 The work ethic lessons learned from CrossFit

07:17 Finding the HighLevel internship opportunity

09:29 Early business mistakes that became valuable lessons

11:39 Evolving Lead Getter from videography to marketing systems

13:00 Should entrepreneurs choose a niche early?

14:16 Books and mentors shaping McKinlee's mindset

15:17 Goals for the remainder of the internship

16:21 Why community matters in entrepreneurship

18:07 Lessons from Alex Hormozi and learning by doing

21:04 Work to learn before you work to earn

22:02 Why every stage of the journey matters

23:02 Learning from industry leaders and mentors

24:31 Generosity, abundance, and building meaningful relationships

27:12 Personal goals and final thoughts

What happens when a childhood struggle turns into a business idea that lands on Shark Tank and becomes one of Time Magazine’s Best Inventions?

In this episode of BizNinja Entrepreneur Radio, I sit down with Olivia Abrams, founder of TickMitt, to talk about how a deeply personal experience with Lyme disease led her to create a product now helping families and pet owners around the world.

Olivia shares the real story behind building a consumer product from scratch, navigating years of product testing, launching during the pandemic, and experiencing explosive growth after appearing on Shark Tank. We also dive into entrepreneurship, resilience, branding, and what it really takes to build a mission-driven company in today’s world.

This conversation is packed with lessons on persistence, problem-solving, and building something that genuinely matters.

What You'll Learn

What if success was never really about the money, the funnels, or the strategies?

In this deeply personal and powerful episode of BizNinja Entrepreneur Radio, Tyler Jorgenson sits down with entrepreneur, speaker, and transformation coach Liz Benny for a conversation that goes far beyond business tactics. Together, they unpack identity, healing, purpose, entrepreneurship, and what it truly means to live a wealthy life on your own terms.

Liz shares the unexpected beginnings of her entrepreneurial mindset, from mowing lawns on her family’s rose farm in New Zealand to navigating MLMs, learning online marketing, building successful businesses, and eventually creating her “Kapow” philosophy centered around connection, alignment, purpose, ownership, and wealth.

But this episode is about more than entrepreneurship. It is about the internal work required to sustain growth. Liz opens up about battling perfectionism, depression, people-pleasing, and the pressure of external validation while learning how to fully embrace who she is without dimming her light for others.

Tyler and Liz also explore future self identity, subconscious blocks, emotional healing, leadership, and why so many entrepreneurs feel disconnected even after achieving outward success.

This conversation will challenge the way you think about wealth, success, and personal growth while reminding you that the greatest breakthroughs often come from reconnecting with yourself first.

What You'll Learn

Chapters

00:00 Welcome to BizNinja Entrepreneur Radio

What if the secret to success isn’t grinding harder… but learning how to become the best version of yourself first?

In this episode of BizNinja Entrepreneur Radio, Timm Chiusano joins Tyler Jorgenson for a conversation that goes far beyond business strategy. Timm opens up about leaving a 25-year corporate career, building a personal brand with millions of followers, and discovering that the most valuable thing he could offer wasn’t content or marketing expertise. It was perspective.

From emotional intelligence and self-awareness to redefining success and creating a life that actually feels fulfilling, this episode is packed with the kind of wisdom that hits differently when you’ve been through a few seasons of life and business.

Tyler and Timm also dive into parenting, social media, entrepreneurship, happiness, and why so many people are chasing goals they never stopped to question in the first place.

If you’ve ever felt stuck between ambition and burnout, or wondered whether success is supposed to feel more meaningful than this, this conversation will challenge the way you think about work, growth, and yourself.

00:00 Meet Corporate America’s “Mr. Rogers”

00:40 Why Timm Still Doesn’t Fully See Himself as an Entrepreneur

02:14 Building Creative Careers Inside Corporate America

04:06 Leaving Stability Behind to Build Something Bigger

04:35 The First Social Media Win That Actually Mattered

06:14 Thinking Like a Creator and a Marketing Executive

07:09 The “Value Pyramid” That Helped Timm Take the Leap

09:32 Helping People Become Kinder to Themselves

10:27 Why Corporate America Makes Life Harder Than It Needs to Be

12:21 The Power of Self-Awareness and Emotional Intelligence

14:15 Why Younger Generations Think About Success Differently

17:39 How Social Media Is Changing Self-Awareness

18:40 Happiness vs Achievement in Modern Life

19:38 Lessons Timm Wants the Next Generation to Learn

23:14 The Difference Between “Good Enough” and Your Real Best

24:41 Why Most People Never Define Their Dream Life

25:02 Timm’s Upcoming Book and Emotional Intelligence School

27:16 Using Entrepreneurship to Create More Family Time

28:36 Where to Follow Timm Online

What happens when you realize your life is drifting in a direction you didn’t choose?

For Sarah Allred, that moment came while sitting on the couch, eating Cheetos and watching The Bachelor… just days into her husband’s medical school journey.

That wake-up call sparked something deeper. Not a desire for money, but a need for growth, purpose, and identity.

In this episode, Tyler sits down with Sarah Allred to unpack her journey from teaching photography classes in a tiny apartment to building a business around what she calls the “final 10 percent” that actually gets people to take action.

This conversation goes far beyond tactics. It is about identity, evolution, and the courage to let go of what once worked so you can step into what truly matters.

00:00 Meet Sarah Allred and why this conversation matters

What does it really take to build a business that lasts nearly three decades without relying on traditional marketing?

In this episode, I sit down with Brandon Pugmire, founder of ImprintCity, to unpack a journey that started with door-to-door hustling as a kid and evolved into a multi-service branding and print company serving clients across the country. Brandon shares how relationships, calculated risks, and a willingness to bet on himself shaped his success.

We dig into the moments that could have ended his business, the unconventional decisions that saved it, and why he believes the future belongs to those who combine human connection with digital innovation. If you are building something long term and want to understand what actually sustains growth, this conversation delivers.

00:00 Welcome to BizNinja + Meet Brandon Pugmire

What happens when success hits its peak… and life forces you to rethink everything?

In this episode of BizNinja Entrepreneur Radio, I sit down with my longtime friend Derek Wilson to unpack a journey that is anything but linear. From building a high ticket sales career inside the ClickFunnels world to walking away and rebuilding life on a ranch, Derek shares the raw truth behind entrepreneurship that most people never talk about.

We dive into the realities of starting and scaling a physical product business, the lessons learned from failure, and how listening to the market transformed his company into a fast-growing brand. Derek also breaks down how grit, not hype, is what actually builds something that lasts.

If you have ever felt like business is harder and slower than everyone else makes it seem, this conversation will hit home.

00:01 The Journey Begins: Meet Derek Wilson

00:45 The Moment He Knew He Was an Entrepreneur

01:23 Inside High Ticket Sales and the ClickFunnels Era

02:22 Losing It All in the 2008 Crash

03:15 Betting on Himself at 21 with a Loan from His Grandmother

05:23 Early Lessons in Marketing and Taking Ownership

07:13 Why One Weak Link Can Break Your Business

08:31 The Life-Changing Moment That Shifted Everything

11:23 Building a Beef Business from the Ground Up

12:29 The Hard Truth About Physical Product Businesses

13:49 The Gap Between Online Hype and Real Growth

14:54 Why Success Takes Longer Than You Think

16:00 Building a Brand Around Grit and Purpose

17:21 Redefining Success Through Family and Life Priorities

What happens when a successful entrepreneur sees a broken system and decides to fix it?

In this episode of BizNinja Entrepreneur Radio, I sit down with Nathan Gwilliam, a serial entrepreneur and the founder behind some powerful digital platforms. Nathan shares the story behind building Adoption.com, one of the most widely used adoption platforms in the world, and how that early success shaped his entrepreneurial journey.

We talk about the lessons that come from building businesses from the ground up, the mistakes many founders make with partnerships, and how entrepreneurs can identify their superpower and build teams around their weaknesses.

Nathan also shares the vision behind PodUp, a platform designed to simplify podcasting and turn content into a true business engine. With dozens of integrated tools and powerful AI automation, PodUp is helping entrepreneurs create, repurpose, and monetize their content faster than ever.

If you are building a business, launching a podcast, or trying to scale your impact online, this conversation is packed with practical insights you can use immediately.

• The surprising story behind the creation of Adoption.com

00:00 Welcome to BizNinja Entrepreneur Radio

In this episode of BizNinja Entrepreneur Radio, Tyler Jorgenson sits down with Matthew Holman, subscription strategist and community builder behind Commerce Catalyst and The Subscription Doc.

Matthew shares how he got into entrepreneurship and uncovered the massive opportunity within subscription commerce. From helping brands unlock recurring revenue to building communities that connect e-commerce founders, he breaks down why subscriptions are one of the most powerful ways to drive predictable growth and long-term customer value.

👉 Want to go deeper into subscription strategy? Check out Matthew’s Commerce Catalyst newsletter here: https://tinyurl.com/CommerceCatalyst

Tyler and Matthew also dive into the evolution of e-commerce, the rising costs of customer acquisition, and why truly understanding your customer remains the ultimate competitive advantage. They explore how AI and automation are reshaping personalization, retention, and the future of subscription brands.

If you are building an e-commerce brand or thinking about launching one, this episode delivers practical insights on offers, retention, customer experience, and where subscription commerce is headed next.

What You'll Learn

• Why subscription is one of the most powerful business models in e-commerce

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Subscription Commerce

What if the key to financial freedom isn’t making more money… but using the money you already have differently?

In this episode, I sit down with Howard Polansky, a former dentist turned “financial doctor”, who walks us through a strategy that completely reframes how we think about debt, cash flow, and leverage.

We unpack a strategy that challenges conventional thinking about debt, interest rates, and liquidity. Instead of obsessing over percentages, this conversation reframes the focus to what really impacts your life and business every 30 days — payments and cash flow.

You’ll learn how lines of credit can be used strategically, why discipline matters more than math, and how improving liquidity can accelerate your goals without increasing revenue.

This episode isn’t about financial hacks.

It’s about leverage, structure, and creating freedom sooner.

If you want your money working as hard as you do, this one’s for you.

What You’ll Learn

• Why focusing on interest rates can cost you more
• How lines of credit actually function
• The risks involved and how to avoid them
• How to improve cash flow without increasing revenue
• Why liquidity matters more than most people realize
• How strategic leverage can accelerate life goals