If you’ve ever wondered what it really feels like to lead a company when everything’s out of your hands, this episode will resonate. Bill Derrick shares his journey helming a family construction business through the 2008 recession, then battling incurable cancer—all while reexamining what leadership and control really mean.

You’ll pick up how Bill balanced company vision with people-first leadership, learn about letting go when life throws the unthinkable at you, and explore the practical ways he found support amid uncertainty. We also get into reframing loss, living "in between," and advice he'd give his younger self. Tune in for a raw look at leadership under pressure.

Connect With Bill Derrick
Website: https://www.billderrick.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/billderrick/

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Chapters
00:00 Becoming a Leader of People
00:38 Breaking Down Real Leadership Pressure
01:21 Facing the Unexpected: Cancer and Recession
02:00 Illusions of Control in Business
02:32 Where Control Really Comes From
03:11 First Signs the Recession Was Different
04:26 When Selling Wasn’t an Option
04:36 The Realization It Could Get Worse
05:38 Leading Without Certain Answers
06:05 Projecting Calm Amid Unknowns
07:19 Facing a New Storm: Health Crisis
08:00 Questioning the Link Between Stress and Illness
08:20 From Business Storms to Personal Storms
08:43 Releasing Control and Trusting Others
09:01 Shifting From Outcomes to People
09:42 Why Bill’s Leadership Evolved
10:17 The Two Things You Can Control
10:42 Making Decisions During Unpredictable Times
11:26 Seeking Advice and Humility in Leadership
12:22 Leaders Don’t Have All the Answers
13:05 Living “In Between” Storms
13:51 Embracing a New Normal
15:07 The Difference Between Failing and Quitting
15:51 Turning Loss Into an Advantage
16:12 Health’s Unexpected Blessings
17:58 What Truly Matters After Losses
18:23 Advice to a Younger Self
20:06 Being Ready to Pivot When Plans Fail
21:33 The Power of Asking for Help
22:10 Where to Find Bill and His Work

If you've ever wondered why your technology spend feels more like a cost than a catalyst for growth, this episode is for you. Software architect and founder Rob Broadhead joins us to share how decades of consulting have shaped his approach to tech as an investment.

You'll pick up clear strategies for connecting tools to meaningful business outcomes, figure out why so much software sits unused, and get down-to-earth ideas for process audits and low-effort elimination plays. We also get into practical frameworks for when to build vs. buy, and how to actually harness AI and automation without breaking what works. Tune in for real stories and actionable ideas on making tech serve your business.

Connect With Rob Broadhead
Website: https://rb-sns.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robbroadhead/

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Chapters
00:00 What Problem Are You Solving?
00:53 Welcome to Class of Business
01:14 Rob Broadhead’s Background and Approach
01:59 The Story Behind "Developreneur"
02:13 Why Business Owners See Tech as Expense
02:51 Tools, Value, and Real ROI
03:07 When Tech Becomes Strategy, Not Support
04:11 How Mindset Shifts Business Outcomes
04:50 When Tools Fail to Deliver
05:24 Shelfware and Forgotten Investments
06:08 Be Intentional—Training and Follow-Through
06:22 Connecting Tools Directly to Outcomes
06:45 Set Goals Before You Buy
07:45 Metrics Reveal Productive Gaps
08:17 Daily Use and Building Outcomes
08:43 Create Regular Check-Ins and Milestones
09:36 First Steps in a System Audit
10:52 Measuring Real Outputs and Execution
11:15 Prioritizing What to Fix First
12:22 Pain Points vs. Quick Wins
13:18 Fix What Affects the Business Most
14:08 Not Every Broken Process Needs Fixing
14:38 Elimination—The Overlooked Efficiency Tool
15:02 The Limits of Automation and AI
15:16 Why Automate? When to Wait
15:44 Automation Can Multiply Problems
16:28 Document Before You Delegate (or Automate)
17:02 Build vs. Buy—How to Decide
18:21 Evaluating Costs Beyond the Sticker Price
19:32 Identifying Inefficiencies Fast
20:00 Where Is Your Time Going?
21:03 Bottlenecks Reveal Process Gaps
21:44 Real Success Story—Transforming Research Work
22:56 How Better Processes Sharpen Results
24:37 Connecting With Rob Broadhead
25:33 Applying One Idea From the Episode

If you’ve ever wondered why some business strategies work in theory but fall flat in real life, this episode is for you. Brad Smith, founder and CEO of Stellar Insight, Inc., draws on his varied career—analytical chemist, business manager, executive coach—to reveal how self-awareness, trust, and intuition shape business outcomes. You’ll pick up why company “blind spots” hold leaders back, how to turn intuition into a practical decision tool, and actionable steps for building sustainable growth. We also get into repeatable systems, employee relationship dynamics, and the difference between gut instinct and true intuition. Plus, Brad shares a step-by-step exercise for focusing your growth over the next decade. Tune in and learn from a leader who’s coached CEOs for over 25 years.

Connect With Brad Smith
Website: https://stellarinsightinc.com

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Chapters
00:00 Brad Smith’s Unconventional Journey
00:50 Lessons From a Chemist’s Beaker
01:49 Escaping the Leadership Bubble
02:22 Business Is a Human System
03:35 Why Trust Drives Business Growth
04:15 Building Rapport—Listening vs. Talking
05:12 The “Leader Has All Ideas” Fallacy
06:20 Founder’s Dilemma and Growth Limits
07:41 Why Time Is Every CEO’s Cap
08:06 Turning Awareness Into Better Decisions
08:48 Mapping the “Missing Puzzle Pieces”
09:31 Epiphanies, Intuition, and Subconscious Solutions
10:49 Internal Employees—Listening and Results
11:16 Coaching Case: $3M to $13M Growth
12:48 Company, Process, and Self Awareness
13:14 Making Intuition Practical
14:07 Training the Intuitive Mind
15:08 Gut Instinct vs. Deep Intuition
16:11 How to Actually Train Intuition
16:47 Brainwaves, Presence, and Meditation
17:37 Managing the Presence Muscle
18:16 The 10-Year Compounding Growth Exercise
18:51 Where to Connect With Brad
19:22 Applying One Idea From the Show

If you’ve ever wondered why your business growth stalls despite knowing exactly what to do, this episode is for you. Dr. Joseph Drolshagen, a rapid growth specialist and coach for founders and sales pros, unpacks how our subconscious programming can sabotage even the best strategies. You’ll pick up why clarity of vision matters, how to bridge the knowing-doing gap, and what happens when you align mindset, habits, and execution. We also get into why “fixing problems” can make things worse and hear stories of transformation unlocked by shifting one internal pattern. Plus, Dr. Drolshagen shares practical steps to notice your own limiting thoughts and habits. Tune in for a conversation that just might shift how you approach growth.

Connect With Dr. Joseph Drolshagen
Website: https://coachwithjoey.com

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Chapters
00:00 Why Founders Plateau—And How to Break Through
00:43 Misdiagnosing Business Growth Problems
01:44 Building a Dynamic Vision that Sticks
02:16 Seeing Obstacles as Vision Unfolding
02:32 Settling for Less Than You Want
03:05 How Subconscious Programming Sets Your Ceiling
04:04 The Real First Sign of Being Stuck
04:27 Perception vs. Reality in Business Challenges
05:15 Patterns Before a Growth Collapse
05:55 What Happens When You Only Fix Problems
06:14 Turning Businesses Around—Focusing on What’s Working
07:11 Actions and Results Depend on Mindset
07:39 The Knowing-Doing Gap Explained
08:38 How Alignment Closes the Execution Gap
09:14 Why Even Smart Owners Self-Sabotage
10:09 Creating Growth That’s “Unrealistic”
10:43 Why Shifting Your Programming Is Essential
11:13 What Is the SMT Method?
12:01 Tailoring Vision and Systems to Individuals
13:18 Why Habit Systems Alone Don’t Work
14:13 Real Story—Changing One Pattern, Huge Results
15:47 Noticing Your Thoughts—A Daily Exercise
16:27 Spotting Mindset Problems Disguised as Habit Issues
17:01 Beating Overwhelm by Slowing Down
17:31 First Steps to Close Your Knowing-Doing Gap
18:12 Wrapping Up and Staying Connected

If you've ever wondered why you keep grinding but don’t feel like you’re making progress, this episode is for you. I’m sitting down with Rob Tracz, high performance coach and creator of the Prime Performance process, to break down why entrepreneurs get stuck and how to move forward without burning out. You’ll pick up clear strategies for building momentum with less stress, uncover the principles behind lasting resilience, and hear exactly how Rob tracks his growth—down to the number of conversations, podcasts, and speaking gigs.

We also get into creating your own luck, the habits that silently undermine productivity, and why reflection might be the real edge you need. Plus, lightning round takeaways you can use right away. Tune in for an honest, practical look at what real performance and growth actually mean.

Connect With Rob Tracz
Website: https://survivingthesidehustle.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robtracz/

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Chapters
00:00 The “Luck” Framework Explained
00:35 Capturing Content and Consistency
00:50 Welcome—Building Real Businesses
01:12 Meet Rob Tracz and Prime Performance
01:35 The Real Signs of Being Stuck
02:40 Burnout—What It Looks Like
03:10 Rob’s Own Rock Bottom Moment
04:46 Why Entrepreneurs Miss Burnout
05:56 What Is the Prime Performance Process?
06:33 The Six Principles Unpacked
07:39 Why Principles Over Tactics?
09:45 Breaking Down Each Principle
10:15 Optimization and Efficiency
11:19 Look Good, Feel Good, Do Great Things
12:20 What “Looking Good” Really Means
13:34 Defining “Great Things”
14:36 Strategic Steps to Create “Luck”
15:44 Finding Your Unique Edge
17:21 Understanding Your Audience
18:36 Collaboration in Practice
19:39 The Keys to Staying Consistent
21:25 Maximizing Podcast Impact
22:58 Tracking, Numbers, and Momentum
24:00 The Power of Measurable Goals
25:10 Rob’s Surprising Podcast Stats
27:09 Expanding Connections With Numbers
28:28 Daily Conversations That Compound
29:37 Networking and Exposure Insights
30:41 The Secret Value of Guesting
31:41 Stories, Skills, and Audience Impact
33:39 How Reflection Fuels Growth
34:15 Storytelling and Skill Building
36:22 Why Pushing Limits Matters
37:05 Tracking Progress in Real Life
38:07 Lightning Round—Productivity and Recovery
40:22 Where to Take This Deeper
41:28 Wrap-Up and Invitation to Apply an Idea

If you’ve ever wondered how writers go from part-time gigs to running a creative business, this one’s for you. Teri M. Brown, an author and podcast host, shares her path from writing for small businesses to building a multi-book career. You’ll pick up practical lessons on monetizing writing, the long game of marketing, and how to realistically support yourself as an author. We also get into taking business risks, juggling fulfillment with bills, and the nuts and bolts of growing an audience. Plus, hear why consistency trumps overnight success. Tune in for honest, actionable insights about making a living with words.

Connect With Teri M. Brown
Website: https://terimbrown.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/TeriMBrown

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Chapters
00:00 The First Paid Writing Gig
00:15 Welcome—The Realities of Building
00:43 Teri's Writing Journey—Genres and Pivots
01:21 Monetization and Becoming a Full-Time Author
02:14 Nonfiction Versus Fiction: The Fear Factor
03:08 The True Timeline for Author Income
04:17 Authorship: Persistence and Putting Yourself Out There
05:08 Transitioning From Client Work to Real Money
06:09 How Nonfiction Writing Opened Doors
07:25 Saying Yes to Unexpected Opportunities
08:23 Starting Over With Fiction
08:43 Taking the Leap—From Safe Work to Novelist
09:14 Power of Belief and Big Goals
09:56 Why Writing a Book Isn’t Enough
10:51 Building the Daily Marketing Machine
11:25 What Consistency Actually Looks Like
12:20 Playing the Long Game—Appearing Everywhere
13:17 The Hidden Work Behind Every 'Success'
13:48 The Relentlessness of Self-Promotion
14:26 Breaking Down the Author Business Model
15:08 How Everything Works Together
16:47 Book Sales, Podcasting, and Revenue Streams
17:12 Is Six-Figure Authorship Possible?
18:09 Case Study—A Friend’s Author Income
18:44 What Makes the Difference: Effort Over Time
19:20 Honest Breakdown: What Pays Versus What Fulfills
21:12 Getting Traction With Marketing
22:27 The Power of a Newsletter List
23:26 Building From Scratch: Where to Begin
24:20 Finding Your Best Marketing Channel
25:25 How to Connect With Teri M. Brown

If you've ever wondered how personal struggles and questions can shape a business, this episode is for you. Len May, CEO and co-founder of Endodna, opens up about turning his ADHD diagnosis and lifelong curiosity into a successful precision medicine company. You'll pick up practical ways to reframe what makes you different, hear about the messy path from music to genetics, and learn how leaning into discomfort can spark innovation. We also get into the realities of building through confusion and why giving up control may be the real secret to progress. Plus, Len shares actionable insights about personalization in both health and life decisions. Tune in for a conversation about finding your edge by understanding yourself.

Connect With Len May
Website: https://endodna.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lenmay
YouTube: [Len May’s podcast “Everything is Personal” found on YouTube, as mentioned]
Instagram: [Len May or Len May DNA, as mentioned in the episode]

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Chapters
00:00 Getting Comfortable Being Uncomfortable
00:21 From ADHD to Business Builder
00:49 Early Lessons in Self-Understanding
01:31 Turning Struggle Into a Thesis
02:12 Young Len’s Search for Answers
02:46 Living With an ADD Label
03:12 Medication’s Double-Edged Sword
03:55 Discovering Cannabis as Medicine
05:33 System-Building and Self-Discovery
05:47 Experimenting With Career Paths
06:29 From Music to Internet Startups
07:00 Learning Through Real Estate
07:27 Cannabis, Dispensaries, and Genetics
07:57 Personalizing Plant and Human DNA
08:28 Curiosity Becomes Conviction
09:17 Embracing the Polymath Mindset
10:28 Hyperfocus and Structure With ADHD
12:11 Building a Product People Need
12:43 From Test Results to Action
13:58 How Doctors Shaped the Platform
14:52 Building Around Curiosity and Trust
15:27 Making Genetics Actionable
16:22 Personalization as a Life Principle
17:17 The Ongoing Journey of Self-Knowledge
18:56 Purpose, Perspective, and Business
19:59 Why Knowing Yourself Matters
20:38 Helping Others as Self-Work
21:16 Rethinking Focus and Success
22:19 Pattern Recognition as Superpower
23:08 Letting Go of Control
24:08 Best Lesson for Builders
24:33 "This Too Shall Pass"
25:25 Where to Find Len May
26:39 Closing Thoughts for Listeners

If you’ve ever wondered why you get stuck making decisions—even when you “should” know what to do—this conversation is for you. Leadership and sales coach Debra Bowers of Exagon Media joins to share her firsthand experience with functional freeze, that sneaky state where your clarity goes offline. You’ll pick up signs and solutions for when you’re operating in survival mode, ways to rebuild trust in your own judgment, plus honest talk on how real business growth starts with small, personal steps—not just strategy. We also get into team dynamics, practical grounding exercises, and why you don’t have to abandon yourself to see progress. Tune in for a truly human take on moving forward.

Connect With Debra Bowers
Website: https://thegrowthvanguard.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/debra-bowers

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Chapters
00:00 Procrastination or Something Else?
01:12 What Really Happens to Leaders
02:27 The Invisible State—Functional Freeze
03:16 How Functional Freeze Feels
04:49 Stuck Versus Confused
05:07 Burnout, Indecision, and Freeze
06:27 Survival Mode in Business
07:57 Why Connection Suffers
08:32 Recognizing When You’re Frozen
09:37 The Counseling Breakthrough
10:22 Grounding for Decision Making
11:23 Replacing Guilt With Clarity
12:13 Everyday Stuck—Business Edition
13:31 The No-Sell Sales Problem
14:47 Leaders and Fear of Action
15:44 Why Emotion Beats Strategy
16:09 Clarity Before Strategy
17:00 Sales Is Transfer of Enthusiasm
17:40 The First Non-Obvious Step
18:48 Clearing Out the Noise
19:49 Sitting With Your Own Thoughts
20:35 Humanity and Grounding
21:46 Growth Without Self-Abandonment
22:22 Your Voice, Your Purpose
22:59 Clarity Offline—Now What?
23:14 Subconscious Is in the Driver’s Seat
24:17 How to Connect With Debra
25:33 Try One Idea—Next Steps

If you’ve ever wondered how to reclaim your time as a founder without slowing business growth, this episode is for you. Buyback Time strategist George Rivera shares how a family regret became his business mission, and the specific frameworks he uses to help 7, 8, and 9 figure founders step out of daily chaos. You’ll pick up the 10k/hour filter for prioritizing what matters, learn the dangers of key person dependency, and hear how the two-week vacation test can reset your definition of success. We also get into what truly moves the needle (and what doesn’t), and some simple ways to use automation and AI for instant relief. Tune in for frameworks you can act on this week.

Connect With George Rivera
Website: https://buybacktimeformula.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/george-rivera-53b3296

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Chapters
00:00 Only Do What Moves the Needle
00:27 Real Lessons From Basketball Games Missed
01:01 George Rivera’s Turning Point
02:22 Chasing Paper Success—What’s Missing?
03:41 The Lie Founders Tell Themselves
04:43 Delegating to Grow—Letting Go Is Hard
05:26 The 10k/Hour Time Audit
06:07 Buying Back 40 Hours a Week
06:48 What Most Founders Refuse to Delegate
07:24 Delegating Outcomes, Not Just Tasks
08:11 How to Transfer Real Ownership
08:36 Outcome vs. Task—Examples
09:46 Why Founders Keep Taking Work Back
10:27 Personal Boundaries and Non-Negotiables
11:05 The Founder’s Real Job—Revenue and Relationships
12:25 Where Key Person Dependency Hides
13:40 Infrastructure for Growth—Chaos or Freedom?
14:07 The Freedom Audit—First Steps
14:38 Eliminate, Automate, and Delegate
15:16 The Two-Week Vacation Test
16:03 Practice Runs—Fixing Weak Points
17:06 The Second-in-Command
17:20 Automating With AI—Simple Wins
18:42 AI for Customer Support and Meetings
19:49 Deciding What to Eliminate, Automate, Delegate
21:29 The Real Cost of Founder Dependency
22:18 Mindset Shift for Cash-Rich, Time-Poor Founders
23:19 How to Connect With George Rivera
24:35 Take Action—Apply One Idea Today

If you’ve ever wondered how to escape the endless hustle of running your business and find real freedom, this episode is for you. Jeremy B. Shapiro, serial entrepreneur and author of Your Business Growth Playbook, shares the difference between being self-employed and truly owning your business. You’ll pick up practical ways to spot and break through business plateaus, real stories of going from burnout to scaling with systems, and how to buy back your own time—step by step. We also get into actionable ways to document and delegate the repeatable parts of your work, no matter your industry or budget. Plus, why systemizing even creative businesses like podcasting is not just possible, but liberating. Listen in to start building a business that serves you—not the other way around.

Connect With Jeremy B. Shapiro
Website: https://yourbusinessgrowthplaybook.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremyshapiro/

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Chapters
00:00 Working In vs. On the Business
00:26 Meet Jeremy B. Shapiro
01:24 The Self-Employed Trap
02:12 Can Your Business Run Without You?
03:05 Burnout vs. True Business Freedom
03:43 What Freedom in Business Looks Like
04:06 Spotting a True Plateau
04:50 Business Growth Isn’t Linear
05:51 The Trap of Diminishing Returns
06:16 When Doubling Down Backfires
07:28 Recognizing When a System Stops Working
08:08 In vs. On—How It Affects Plateaus
09:03 The Power of Strategic Time
09:18 Buying Back Your Time
10:12 The Mountain Biker’s Story
10:39 You Don’t Need to Do It All
11:37 Is “Working On” Just for Big Businesses?
12:18 One Accident Changes Everything
13:34 Creating Systems from Crisis
14:23 Calculating Your Real ROI
15:33 Building to Owner—Not Operator
16:11 The Perfectionism Trap
17:02 Finding What’s Repeatable
18:02 Systemizing Creative and Lifestyle Businesses
18:39 SOPs for Consistency
20:02 Fixing and Updating Systems
21:20 Affording to Hire—Start Small
22:18 Growing Toward a Business Network
23:09 Spend Your Time Where It Pays
24:09 Your Action Plan—Start with a Time Diary
26:10 Document and Refine
27:01 Take Action—Every Chapter Matters
27:20 Where to Find Jeremy
28:10 One More Reason to Take Action
28:19 Where to Get the Book
29:02 Take One Step This Week