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About Brad Mindich

Brad Mindich is the Founder and CEO of Inveniem, a leading archiving and fan engagement company that helps iconic artists, estates, athletes, brands, celebrities, and family offices find, organize, protect, and monetize their artifacts, stories, and history. He also founded Agent Phoenix, a brand realignment and creative consulting agency that has worked with clients including Gannett, PwC, Mercedes-Benz, and Bowers & Wilkins, delivering everything from national marketing strategies and ecommerce platforms to major campaigns and exclusive events with artists like Norah Jones, Coldplay, and Metallica.

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• Grab a copy of Bobby Mascia’s book Unchained: The Raw Truth About Entrepreneurship, Family Business, and Life Balance:  https://a.co/d/dSwUruD
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Brad Mindich

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• Inveniem Website

Episode Highlights

In this episode of Business Unchained, Bobby Mascia sits down with Brad Mindich to unpack what it actually takes to break free from a family business, rebuild your identity, and start over when there’s no safety net.

“I just couldn't do it anymore. I sort of felt like I just needed to do something myself.” – Brad [05:22]

Brad explains how family business dysfunction isn’t just “work stress.” It spills into holidays, relationships, and your sense of self, and when it goes sideways, it can mess you up for years. He shares the brutal reality of walking away when the message is clear: you’re not leaving with a golden parachute. 

“My father did make it clear… If you leave, you leave with nothing.” – Brad [09:04]

From there, Brad flips into full operator mode: sell the vision before you have proof, build while you’re still learning, and eventually create Inveniem, a company that helps iconic artists, estates, and brands protect, archive, and monetize cultural history. He ends with the mindset shift that changed everything: stop feeding the anger and start using the experience as fuel. 

“Well, nobody cares if I'm angry. So the only one who is affected by this is me.” – Brad [22:47]

If you’re stuck in a family business that’s draining you, confusing you, or straight-up controlling your future, this episode is basically a blueprint for getting your life back.

In This Episode

• [00:00] - Introduction
• [01:59] - Family business lessons, dysfunction, and the breaking point
• [09:04] - Leaving with nothing, risk tolerance, and rebuilding from scratch
• [10:23] - Starting a creative agency with zero experience and no clients
• [17:04] - Depression, control, and mindset work entrepreneurs avoid
• [22:47] - Why staying angry only punishes you
• [25:25] - How Brad stumbled into archiving and cultural asset management
• [31:46] - Def Leppard demo tapes and why superfans value “discarded” items
• [34:21] - Inveniem’s model: archival, creative, activation
• [40:28] - Fires, floods, stolen memorabilia, and documentation to prevent fraud
• [47:48] - Building trust: four years to land the first three clients
• [52:28] - If his kids join the business, what will he do differently?
• [59:39] - Best practices for family offices and estates
• [01:05:46] - The quote Brad lives by, plus f

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About Angelo Todaro

Angelo Todaro, also known as Chef Ange, is a self-taught chef and YouTube sensation who combines his passion for fitness and food to create engaging, authentic cooking content. With over 250 videos and millions of views, Angelo has carved out a niche as a relatable, real-food creator on YouTube. As a former personal trainer with a background in exercise science, Angelo’s approach to cooking emphasizes simplicity, flavor, and authenticity, blending health-conscious eating with easy-to-follow recipes.

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• Grab a copy of Bobby Mascia’s book Unchained: The Raw Truth About Entrepreneurship, Family Business, and Life Balance:  https://a.co/d/dSwUruD
• Linkedin
• Green Ridge Wealth Planning
• BobbyMascia.com
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Angelo Todaro

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• Instagram
• Website

Episode Highlights

In this episode of Business Unchained, Bobby Mascia sits down with Angelo Todaro, the self-taught chef who became a viral YouTube sensation by teaching people how to cook real, wholesome food. We dive into the journey that started with one viral video and led to a full-blown career in content creation. Angelo shares how his background in fitness and nutrition shaped his approach to cooking, and how his personal journey of creating content from scratch ultimately led to turning his passion into a sustainable business.

“I wasn’t trying to make money, I just wanted to share something that I loved. I didn’t even know why I wanted to do it. I just did it” – Angelo [02:20]

As Angelo reflects on his viral success, he emphasizes the power of simplicity in both cooking and content creation. He believes that food should be accessible to everyone, and the real impact of his videos comes from people cooking for themselves and their families.

“Cooking is a skill that requires practice, and once you start cooking, you’ll realize it’s not as hard as it seems” – Angelo [27:16]

This episode is a deep dive into the real work behind turning a hobby into a business, and the mindset it takes to stay consistent when things aren’t going according to plan. Angelo’s story is a perfect example of how authenticity can make a lasting impact, not just on your audience but on the world around you.

"Everybody's trying to be the best. The thing that everybody could be the best at is to be themselves authentically, because nobody else can be you." – Angelo [28:13]

In This Episode

• [00:00] – Introduction
• [02:07] – How Angelo’s viral video led to his YouTube career
• [04:40] – The first viral video and its unexpected success
• [07:16] – Transitioning from fitness to food content
• [11:59] – The importance of authenticity in content creation
• [14:07] – Learning from failures and pivoting with each video
• [16:11] – Why content creation feels like work
• [19:07] – Cooking as a skill and involving kids in the kitchen
• [21:35] – Creating a sustainable workflow for consistent content
• [27:16] – Developing a mindset for long-term success
• [42:07] – Seasonal ingredients and cooking with intention
• [45:31] – Cooking as a family experience
• [49:02] – The role of protein and healthy carbs in Ange

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About Josh Khan

Josh Khan is a visionary entrepreneur and the founder of Eden, a company dedicated to revolutionizing healthcare. With a background that includes years of experience in startup environments and Fortune 500 companies, Josh is focused on dismantling the outdated healthcare system and building a personalized, consumer-centric approach to health and wellness. His work has touched the lives of hundreds of thousands, providing them with innovative ways to look, feel, and perform at their best.

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• Grab a copy of Bobby Mascia’s book Unchained: The Raw Truth About Entrepreneurship, Family Business, and Life Balance:  https://a.co/d/dSwUruD
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• Green Ridge Wealth Planning
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Josh Khan

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• Eden Website
• Eden Instagram

Episode Highlights

In this episode of Business Unchained, Bobby Mascia sits down with Josh Khan, Executive President and Co-Founder of Eden, to discuss the broken state of modern healthcare and what it will take to fix it. Josh's entrepreneurial journey is anything but traditional, and he shares how his personal experiences, combined with a deep understanding of the healthcare system, led him to disrupt one of the most archaic industries in the world.

Josh opens up about the moment he realized healthcare was fundamentally broken and how his shift from working in automotive tech to healthcare was driven by the desire to make a meaningful impact during the global pandemic.

"I was looking at my kids, and I said, 'I don't want to tell my kids that during a global pandemic, I was shilling car parts on the internet.” - Josh (03:26)

The episode dives deep into the concept of Healthcare 3.0, a new framework for healthcare that focuses on improving people's lives through simple, actionable health goals: Looking good, feeling good, and performing at your best. His goal is to improve metabolic health as a foundational element of wellness, removing the barriers that prevent people from accessing the treatments they need to live a healthier life.

"You give people incredible outcomes, and they’ll start demanding more," - Josh (19:42)

Josh also talks about his vision for the future, which involves creating a parallel healthcare economy where consumers demand better outcomes, vote with their wallets, and ultimately force change. The episode wraps with Josh’s big vision for Healthcare 3.0, which includes open-sourcing the solutions that have worked for Eden, allowing others to replicate the model and transform the industry from the inside out.

In This Episode

• [00:00] Introduction
• [02:11] Josh's Journey into Healthcare
• [05:04] Realizing Healthcare is Broken
• [08:14] The Healthcare 3.0 Framework
• [12:03] Healthcare and the Insurance Scam
• [16:03] Democratizing Access to Medications
• [19:42] Building a Scalable Healthcare Model
• [21:49] The Future of Healthcare 3.0
• [25:10] The Role of People in Shaping Healthcare
• [30:00] Scaling Eden and Managing Growth
• [33:15] Balancing Work and Family in Entrepreneurship
• [37:05] Overcoming the Challenges of a Broken System
• [39:18] T

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About Jordan Kaufman

Jordan Kaufman is the Chief Investment Officer, Adviser, and Partner at Green Ridge Wealth Planning, where he works alongside host Bobby Mascia to help entrepreneurs and business owners build wealth, de-risk their personal finances, and become exit-ready long before they want to sell. He grew up around family-run businesses, so he doesn’t just “know the theory” of entrepreneurship; he’s lived the messy parts: delegation, scaling teams, navigating volatility, and staying sane when your company wants to eat your calendar alive.

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• Grab a copy of Bobby Mascia’s book Unchained: The Raw Truth About Entrepreneurship, Family Business, and Life Balance:  https://a.co/d/dSwUruD
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Episode Highlights

Green Ridge Wealth Planning just hit 10 years in business, and Bobby Mascia brings Jordan Kaufman on to break down the real story behind their 5x growth: not some secret hack, but the power of delegation, role clarity, and evolving before you’re forced to. If you’re a founder trying to scale without burning out, this episode is basically a field guide for turning “wearing 10 hats” into “owning 1 role and actually winning at it.”

“We got to kind of compartmentalize our own things that we focused on, and I think that was incredibly beneficial…” - Jordan (02:29)

The conversation then shifts into exit planning for entrepreneurs: why waiting until you’re “ready to sell” is the worst possible time to start, how strategic buyers find value you’re not even seeing, and why selling creates real fatigue (and distractions) that can tank operations if you’re not prepared.

“Don’t be afraid to talk to professionals to hear about ways… they might be able to amplify or better your business.” - Jordan (55:07)

Jordan also breaks down investment philosophy for business owners, especially around liquidity, risk, and behavior (because “staying invested” is the real boss fight). The thread through it all is simple: stop aiming for survival and start engineering “thriving.”

In This Episode

• 00:00 — Introduction
• 00:57 — 10 years in business: Green Ridge’s story + the 5x growth partnership
• 02:29 — Delegation that actually scales: “give away the hats” and focus harder
• 06:12 — Different kinds of entrepreneurs: age, life season, risk appetite, and bandwidth
• 09:06 — Founder habits at scale: why being “designated hitter everywhere” breaks the team
• 11:26 — Freedom of time vs control of time: building systems to stay in your zone
• 18:33 — Exit-ready vs last-minute exits: runway, blind spots, and mindset diagnostics
• 20:03 — “Your business is sellable”: strategic buyers, hidden assets, and value beyond cash flow
• 28:11 — Be ready early: market timing, stamina, and going for the best price (not just “good enough”)
• 47:24 — Survival vs thrive: building a business that runs “cool as a cucumber”
• 59:42 — AI and productivity: Why 2026 is the year to experiment
• 01:07:46 — Investing for business owners: liquidity, risk, and cash-flow replication after the exit
• 01:22:27 — The 1,000 exit-rea

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About Olivia Abrams

Olivia Abrams is the co-founder and CEO of TiCK MiTT, the world's first reusable mitt designed to safely remove ticks before they can bite. Olivia’s own battle with Lyme disease as a child inspired her to create a solution to prevent tick-borne illnesses. A Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree, Olivia is passionate about public health, outdoor exploration, and educating consumers on the importance of regular tick checks. Through her innovative product and educational efforts, Olivia aims to reduce the number of cases of tick-borne diseases, including Lyme disease, by providing a safe, easy-to-use tool that empowers individuals to protect themselves and their loved ones.

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Episode Highlights

In this episode of Business Unchained, Bobby Mascia speaks with Olivia Abrams, co-founder of TiCK MiTT, the world's first reusable mitt designed to safely remove ticks before they can bite. Olivia shares her journey of turning a childhood health scare into a mission to help people and pets enjoy the outdoors without the worry of ticks.

"I woke up one day, and my left knee had blown up like a balloon. It wasn't until later that we realized it was Lyme disease," - Olivia (02:44)

Her personal experience with Lyme disease, combined with her family's struggles with tick-borne illnesses, led her to create TiCK MiTT, an effective, eco-friendly solution to remove ticks easily.

Olivia also discusses how she leveraged the Shark Tank platform and rejected offers from the sharks, opting instead to maintain control of her business and its mission. She opens up about the struggles and triumphs of scaling TiCK MiTT, including managing product development, facing supply chain challenges, and navigating the complexities of pricing and marketing.

 "I am proud of being able to build my company in a way that's healthy for the business, for me, and for my employees. That's something incredibly important that I learned, and I stress to everyone who's listening to this podcast is to not let your career get in the way of your personal relationships and your relationship with yourself." - Olivia (45:46)

The episode also dives into Olivia’s approach to educating consumers on the importance of regular tick checks and the steps she’s taking to continue growing TiCK MiTT’s impact on public health.

In This Episode

• [00:00] - Introduction
• [02:50] - Olivia’s Lyme disease story: The seed for TiCK MiTT
• [06:07] - TiCK MiTT: The genesis of a product designed for ticks
• [08:14] - Early product development and iteration challenges
• [15:21] - The power of going viral: TiCK MiTT’s first major exposure
• [18:07] - Facing early business struggles
• [21:03] - Shark Tank experience: Rejected offers and strategic growth
• [25:11] - Overcoming business hurdles: Tariffs, sales, and supply chains
• [28:47] - The importance of networking and building relationships
• [31:05] - Building a healthy work culture and avoiding burnout
• [34:12] - Olivia’s marketing strategy: Targeting the right audience
• [38:20] - Looking ahead: Future pla

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About Brian Le Gette

Brian Le Gette is an entrepreneur, industrial designer, and the founder and CEO of Ammortal, the company behind the groundbreaking Ammortal Chamber. With a background in electrical engineering and an MBA from Wharton, Brian has founded multiple companies and holds numerous patents. His focus is on integrating science, creativity, and wellness to help individuals achieve peak performance and well-being.

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• Ammortal Website
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Episode Highlights

In this episode of Business Unchained, host Bobby Mascia is joined by Brian Le Gette, founder and CEO of Ammortal, the company behind the Ammortal Chamber, a revolutionary wellness product designed to enhance human longevity, vitality, and mental clarity. Brian shares his entrepreneurial journey, from his early days as an electrical engineer to founding multiple companies and ultimately focusing on the intersection of science, design, and human health. Brian delves into the powerful integration of mind and body through the Ammortal Chamber, explaining how it creates a healing environment that promotes physical and mental well-being. 

 [12:39] The mind is upstream from the body. And this is why I say if you only work on the body, working on that cell is great. But if we can engage the mind in the nervous system to be in that process of that perfect homeostatic place to get into that healing state, real magic happens.” - Brian

The conversation touches on the importance of not just treating symptoms but addressing the root causes of stress, fatigue, and chronic conditions. With a focus on practical applications, Brian discusses how the chamber can be used to improve performance for high-level athletes, entrepreneurs, and anyone looking to enhance their overall health.

[40:08] " I believe we will recognize that the most important thing is to drop the threshold for healing by getting the nervous system into that beautiful, calm state to be in support of whatever it is that you're applying." - Brian

This episode is packed with insights on human vibrancy, the science of wellness, and how entrepreneurs can apply cutting-edge innovations to improve their lives and businesses.

In This Episode

• [00:00] Introduction
• [02:05] The Importance of trust in entrepreneurship and product creation
• [04:17] Understanding the science behind the Ammortal Chamber
• [07:32] How Brian’s background led to innovation in longevity and wellness
• [10:14] The role of mind-body integration in achieving longevity
• [13:21] Exploring the evolution of the Ammortal Chamber
• [16:03] Personalization & how the Chamber impacts performance & recovery
• [18:57] The science behind the Chamber: Red light, PEMF, hydrogen gas, & more
• [22:17] Overcoming skepticism and the power of human connection in wellness
• [26:42] Using AI and technology to drive innovation and growth in wellness
• [30:11] The future of human vibrancy: Collaborations and expanding access
• [34:05] Finding balance between wellness and human flourishing
• [37:27] How to achieve peak vitality and avoid over

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About Gretchen Wilcox

Gretchen S. Wilcox is a pioneering force in the commercial real estate industry. As the Founder and President of G.S. Wilcox & Co., she built the first female-founded commercial real estate mortgage banking firm in the United States. Rising from a rural upbringing in Massachusetts, she broke into the male-dominated world of Wall Street in the early 1980s, a time when women were barred from the front doors of institutions like the Harvard Club. Through relentless drive, strategic networking, and unwavering integrity, she has scaled her firm to become one of the most successful independently owned commercial mortgage banking firms in the country with a loan servicing portfolio over $2 billion. She is one of the most influential women in New Jersey.

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• BobbyMascia.com
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Gretchen Wilcox Social Media

• LinkedIn
• G.S. Wilcox & Company

Episode Highlights:

In this episode, Bobby Mascia sits down with Gretchen Wilcox, a true trailblazer who overcame incredible odds. Gretchen shares her journey from a small town in Western Massachusetts to the boardrooms of Wall Street, highlighting the barriers she faced as a young woman and the mindset that turned obstacles into opportunities.

[02:07] “I just think success breeds success.” Gretchen 

She reflects on the confidence instilled by her family and a pivotal decision at age 13 to apply to an elite all-boys boarding school, which set the stage for her career in male-dominated industries. Gretchen’s early experiences gave her the grit and grace that shaped her professional journey, including her first major role monitoring a $300 million hospital construction project.

[14:06] “Women were not allowed in the boardroom of the Harvard Club... I'd have to go in the front door, through the service elevator, through the kitchen to get to the boardroom.” Gretchen

The catalyst for launching her own firm came during a difficult personal time, balancing caring for young children and a terminally ill husband. Her leadership in a charitable event earned her the trust of a banker, securing a $200,000 loan and birthing her company. Gretchen also shares the challenges of transitioning her thriving business to her children, emphasizing the balance between motherhood and leadership while building a family legacy.

In this episode:

• [00:00] Introduction and Gretchen’s background
• [01:48] Breaking into male-dominated spaces
• [12:34] First job managing a $300M construction project
• [15:00] Imposter syndrome and proving herself
• [17:26] Moving to Manhattan and entering commercial lending
• [22:45] Becoming the only woman in mortgage banking nationwide
• [24:08] Being excluded from events and building alliances
• [26:01] Starting her firm while raising two toddlers
• [28:25] The midnight moment that changed everything
• [32:52] Launching G.S. Wilcox & Co.
• [34:13] Building her team and keeping employees for 30 years
• [37:06] Preparing her children to join the business
• [40:00] Setting boundaries between mom and boss
• [45:20] Gretchen’s timeless lessons for future generations

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About Matt Cifelli

Matt Cifelli is the founder of Attain Physical Therapy, a rapidly growing healthcare business that has transformed physical therapy into a dynamic, patient-focused service. What started in his parents' basement evolved into a multi-state enterprise with over 95 employees. Matt's journey is marked by a pivotal moment of betrayal that sparked a seven-figure comeback and a new business model centered around patient care and business integrity. Matt has navigated the entrepreneurial landscape by drawing on his roots in the food industry and his personal experience as a Division I athlete, which has led him to innovate and disrupt the healthcare space.

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• Attain Website
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Episode Highlights

In this episode of Business Unchained, Matt Cifelli, founder of Attain Physical Therapy, shares his inspiring journey from treating clients in his parents' basement to building a multi-state business with over 95 employees. Matt discusses the pivotal betrayal that compelled him to rebuild from scratch and how his experience as a Division I athlete influenced his entrepreneurial mindset. He discusses the power of leading with passion, staying true to his values, and taking risks, even when facing adversity.

[03:15] “If you're gonna do something, put your stamp on it. Do it from your heart, and if you lead with that, good things will come.” - Matt

[15:10] “When I knew it was time to walk away, it wasn’t about the money. It was about doing what was right for me and my future.” - Matt

Matt also opens up about the challenges of navigating a business breakup, overcoming legal battles, and launching a new venture amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Attain Physical Therapy’s unique patient-first model emphasizes quality care over volume, and Matt’s story offers valuable lessons on building a business with integrity, scaling strategically, and making tough decisions when necessary. Tune in for a raw and honest look at how one betrayal sparked a seven-figure comeback and how Matt continues to push boundaries in the healthcare industry.

[56:11] “Entrepreneurship is about taking risks. If you're not willing to take a risk on your own, you’re not really an entrepreneur.” - Matt

In This Episode:

• [00:00] Introduction to Matt Cifelli and his entrepreneurial journey
• [02:32] How Matt’s immigrant roots shaped his business mindset
• [05:15] From Division I athlete to physical therapist and entrepreneur
• [09:03] Walking away from his first job due to ethical conflicts
• [13:47] Starting Attain Physical Therapy in his parents' basement
• [23:11] The betrayal that led to Matt being locked out of his business
• [29:08] The birth of Attain Physical Therapy amid legal battles and COVID-19
• [35:17] Pivoting to a patient-first model during the pandemic
• [40:33] Building a business culture that prioritizes employee expression
• [46:42] Entrepreneurship and risk-taking: lessons from Matt’s journey
• [50:28] How Matt defines success in business today
• [55:17] The importance of having the right support sys

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About Patrick Murphy

Patrick Murphy is a former U.S. Congressman turned serial entrepreneur and innovator in construction technology. As a key leader in Florida’s largest general contracting family business, Coastal Construction, Patrick now leads multiple ventures, including two AI companies, Togal AI and Code Comply AI, that are reimagining how homes and buildings are designed, estimated, and built.

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• Togal AI
• Code Comply AI
• Coastal Construction
• Renco USA

Episode Highlights:

In this episode, Bobby Mascia sits down with Patrick Murphy, a former U.S. Congressman turned entrepreneur and innovator. Patrick is the driving force behind two AI-driven companies, Togal AI and Code Comply AI, which are revolutionizing the way homes are estimated, designed, and built. He shares how his journey from politics to leading Florida’s largest construction company led him to tackle the housing crisis using technology.

[02:21] “It goes back to my dad.  That if you wanna be a garbage man, if you wanna be an astronaut, a doctor, just be the best at it. Just fucking work your ass off.” — Patrick Murphy

Patrick reflects on his upbringing in a family of builders and how his father’s work ethic shaped his entrepreneurial spirit. He discusses his time in Congress, where he learned valuable lessons about leadership and the challenges of constantly campaigning. After leaving politics, Patrick returned to his family’s construction business, with a new focus on building smarter and more sustainably through innovation.

[16:40] “I believe one of the most important things we need to address as a society is where and how we live and we have a workforce housing crisis in our country.” — Patrick Murphy

He shares his belief that technology can bridge the housing affordability gap and make homeownership more accessible for younger generations. Patrick also reflects on the challenges of running a multi-generational family business and how innovation, bold vision, and trust in his team are key to his success.

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a leader, or someone curious about the future of AI and housing, this episode will leave you inspired by Patrick’s blend of vision, humility, and relentless drive to build a better world.

In this episode:

• [00:00] Introduction and Patrick’s background
• [01:45] How Patrick Murphy’s dad inspired his mindset to disrupt
• [02:09] Patrick Murphy’s journey: from Congress to construction
• [04:15] How politics reshaped Patrick Murphy’s view on business and leadership
• [07:32] Patrick Murphy’s most impactful achievements in Congress
• [12:34] How the BP oil spill and Haiti earthquake sparked new opportunities
• [14:13] Founding Togal AI and Code Comply AI
• [19:34] The future of construction: AI, estimating, and global expansion
• [24:49] AI in real estate and construction
• [27:38] Family dynamics in business
• [31:10] Balancing multiple businesses and personal life
• [40:21] Future vision for construc

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About Nancy Armstrong

Nancy Armstrong is an award-winning filmmaker, producer, certified parent coach, and the creative force behind The Disruptors, a groundbreaking documentary that’s changing the way the world sees ADHD. From her early days in Hollywood to her mission as a parent and advocate, Nancy has made it her life’s work to replace stigma with understanding. Her film, featuring Howie Mandel, will.i.am, and Paris Hilton, doesn’t just explore ADHD, it flips the narrative, showing how what’s often seen as a “deficit” can actually be a driver of creativity, innovation, and success.

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Episode Highlights:

In this episode, Bobby Mascia sits down with award-winning filmmaker, producer, and certified parent coach Nancy Armstrong, the powerhouse behind The Disruptors, a groundbreaking documentary that’s changing how the world sees ADHD.

[02:58] "We were kicked out of Mommy and Me class when he was 2 years old because he couldn't sit still like the other kids." — Nancy Armstrong

Nancy opens up about how her journey began when her son was kicked out of Mommy and Me class at just two years old for not being able to sit still. What followed was eight long years of confusion, frustration, and discovery that ultimately inspired her to create a film reframing ADHD not as a disorder but as a different kind of brilliance.

Nancy also shares how understanding your “right kind of difficult” can unlock incredible potential, and why society needs to move away from labeling ADHD as a deficit and start recognizing it as a strength. This episode is both deeply personal and empowering, a reminder that success looks different for everyone and that different isn’t broken.

[17:38] “It's not a mental illness, it's not a disease. It's not even a disorder. I would say it's a brain type.” — Nancy Armstrong

Whether you’re a parent, a leader, or someone who’s always felt wired a little differently, this conversation will leave you inspired to see ADHD in a whole new light.

In this episode:

• [00:00] Introduction
• [01:44] Opening discussion: ADHD and curiosity
• [02:46] Nancy’s family story and diagnosis journey
• [04:07] Challenges of parenting and school systems
• [06:41] High-functioning adults and finding the right fit
• [11:34] Parent coaching and support strategies
• [13:18] Medication: controversy and realities
• [16:24] Accommodations and reframing ADHD
• [17:59] ADHD as a brain type, not a disorder
• [19:00] Environmental impact and misdiagnosis
• [21:09] Stigma, early intervention, and confidence
• [24:01] ADHD strengths in careers and entrepreneurship
• [32:10] Signs of adult ADHD: recognition and substance abuse
• [34:02] Nancy’s upcoming book and parent guidance
• [38:51] Societal reframing of ADHD: teachers and employers
• [46:00] Career transitions and self-understanding
• [48:45] Parental perspective and the journey to success