In this episode of Coffeez, we chat with Jason Wojciechowicz, the mastermind behind Wojo Media. At just 25, Jason has helped over 1,300 businesses scale to six figures and beyond, generating over $125 million in online sales. He breaks down his four-pillar approach to digital marketing success: crafting irresistible offers, creating high-converting sales pages, executing omnipresent ad strategies, and leveraging data-driven decision-making. Get ready to take notes as Jason shares the secrets to building a profitable online business in today's digital landscape.

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In this episode of Coffeez for Closers, luxury real estate auctioneer Simon Polito shares how he's transforming the way high-end homes are sold in the U.S.

Born and trained in Sydney—where over 90% of real estate is sold by auction—Simon brought his expertise to the American market and quickly identified a gap. His modern auction platform helps agents and sellers move luxury properties faster, create urgency, and close with more transparency.

Simon breaks down:

• The difference between U.S. and Australian real estate sales
• How real estate auctions create competitive bidding environments
• Why traditional listings can fail high-end sellers
• How agents can use auctions to grow their business and win more listings

Whether you're a real estate agent, broker, or investor, this episode delivers insights into a powerful and underutilized sales method that’s changing how properties move in today’s market.

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In this episode of Coffeez for Closers, we sit down with Dr. Alok Trivedi—better known as Dr. Rewire—a former chiropractor turned behavioral neuroscience expert who’s helped over half a million people rewire their brains for performance, clarity, and personal transformation.

We talk about how trauma wires your mind, why most people unknowingly sabotage their success, and how Dr. Rewire helps high achievers break through mental and emotional blocks. He’s worked with Fortune 500 execs, pro athletes, entrepreneurs—you name it.

Dr. Rewire also walks us through the results of Joe’s personal DNA rewiring session—what it revealed, what it means, and how real change starts with reprogramming your biology, not just your habits.

This episode is packed with mindset tools, clarity bombs, and a whole new way to think about success, burnout, and rewiring your reality.

To celebrate over 100 episodes of Coffeez for Closers, we’re re-airing the one that started it all.

In our very first episode, Joe sits down with Sharran Srivatsaa—serial entrepreneur, investor, and now President of Real (REAX). Sharran shares how a chance encounter at a programming contest led to his first major exit, and how that lesson in equity and contracts shaped the rest of his entrepreneurial career.

They dive into what separates high performers in real estate and mortgage, the real reason most people don’t produce, and why the best thing you can build isn’t just a business—it’s your personal brand.

From scaling Teles Real Estate to launching the 5AM Club and mentoring thousands, Sharran unpacks timeless strategies for anyone serious about growth. This episode set the tone for everything that came after—and it still hits.

Still stuck at 150 bps?

Top producers at E Mortgage Capital are earning up to 400 bps per deal—with faster closings, better tech, and no junk fees.

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In this episode of Coffeez for Closers, we sit down with David Weintraub—talent manager, reality TV pioneer, and now executive producer of the Lionsgate film Freaky Tales starring Pedro Pascal, Too Short, and Tom Hanks.

From repping hip-hop legends like Too Short to launching hit shows like Sons of Hollywood and Celebrity Rehab, David’s spent decades behind the curtain turning bold ideas into pop culture moments. Now, with his company DWE Talent, he's scaling even further—managing artists, producing shows, landing brand deals, and launching Hollywood’s next wave of talent.

We talk about building hits in a flooded market, what it really takes to stay relevant, the influencer wave, raising a daughter in a world of overnight virality—and why good business and good people still matter more than hype.

If you’re trying to build something that lasts in today’s content-saturated world, this one’s got gems.

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In this episode of Coffeez for Closers, we sit down with Maha Abouelenein—a global communications strategist, former head of comms for Google and Netflix, and author of The 7 Rules of Self-Reliance.

From launching billion-dollar campaigns to advising leaders like Gary Vee and royalty in Dubai, Maha has spent decades helping brands and individuals craft powerful narratives that actually connect. But her message is clear: in today’s world, if you’re not building your personal brand, you’re already behind.

We talk about the difference between self-promotion and idea promotion, how to get attention for "boring" products, why storytelling is a superpower, and how your reputation is the real currency that opens doors.

If you're building a business, a career, or just trying to be more intentional with how you show up—this one’s packed with clarity, insight, and real tactics you can use today.

This isn’t your typical Coffeez for Closers episode—we’re going full science nerd.

Our guest, Thoryn Stephens, is a molecular biologist turned entrepreneur who’s worked with biotech startups, Caltech neuroscientists, and now runs Brain One—a platform using AI and neuroscience to help anyone (from pro athletes to your grandma) upgrade their brain health and performance.

He’s the kind of guy whose morning routine involves sunlight, red light, brainwave tracking, and about six other things you’ve probably never heard of—but might want to try.

This isn’t the usual entrepreneurial grind talk—but if you want more energy, clearer thinking, and yeah… more money in the long run—this episode’s for you.

In this episode of Coffeez for Closers, we sit down with Brian Goldstein—serial entrepreneur, scaling expert, and founder behind multiple 8- and 9-figure ventures. From building his first detailing business in high school to helping companies 4x their revenue today, Brian’s journey is one of grit, honesty, and zero fluff.

We talk about growing up in chaos, overcoming adversity, and how those early battles shaped his calm, no-nonsense approach to business and life. Brian shares how he helps businesses scale, why most founders stall out, and how he’s raising his daughter to have the same grit he was forced to learn.

Raw, real, and unapologetically sharp—this one’s for the builders who don’t make excuses.

In this episode of Coffeez for Closers, we sit down with Chris Lee, entrepreneur, investor, and CEO of Next Level Pros. After scaling Solgen into one of the country’s largest solar companies and leading a nine-figure exit, Chris turned his focus to helping other business owners grow and scale with intention.

We talk about what it really takes to build a thriving company, why culture is the key to attracting top talent, and how he keeps faith, family, and personal growth at the center of it all. Chris also shares how his biggest failure—going bankrupt in 2011—became the foundation for his future success.

If you're looking for real, battle-tested business wisdom with a focus on long-term impact, this one's for you.

In this episode of Coffeez for Closers, we sit down with Larry Sands, a pioneer in the luxury eyewear industry. Starting his career in the optical field, Larry opened the Optical Shop of Aspen in 1969, one of the first optical boutiques in the world, catering to notable personalities like Elton John and John Denver.

Beyond eyewear, Larry has ventured into various businesses, including the innovative exotic EuroCar showroom in Costa Mesa. At 84, he continues to innovate, recently launching Bugatti Eyewear, a collection that blends high-tech materials unique to the auto industry with luxury design.

Join us as we explore Larry's journey from small-town beginnings to becoming a trendsetter in luxury brands, his creative process, and how he continues to redefine the eyewear industry.