Jonathan Tripp left a career job and moved his family to his hometown of Lynchburg, VA, to start as an entrepreneur in social media and live video. Since then, Jonathan’s business has prospered and he has evolved into a live video professional who focuses on producing high quality broadcasts with his partner, Jenn Nelson, in…

I was introduced to Coach Jennie by Ross Brand at Summit Live 2017, and upon introduction I knew very quickly that Coach Jennie is a passionate entrepreneur and who knows exactly what she is talking about. Coach Jennie has been helping people identify and deal with their inner naysayer, whom she has named ‘Hilda.’  We…

Marc Gawith has spent over a decade in the business of domain names.  Marc is currently the Business Development Manager at Rightside, a Top Level Domain registration service that specializes in stylistic domain extensions, and Marc and I connected through my interested in the .LIVE extension. Marc and I talk at great length about the…

Lindsey Margolis started on Snapchat when the app first came out, and while she didn’t know at the time how instrumental Snapchat would be in propelling her forward as a storyteller and entrepreneur, it didn’t take long for her to get noticed and for her to see the potential in what she was doing. Lindsey…

After following Chris Kubbernus (‘Kubby’) on Instagram for over a year, I had the pleasure of meeting him at Summit Live 2017 in Los Angeles.  During the summit, I had a chance to talk to Chris on several occasions about his entrepreneurship and online presence, as well as his preferred equipment for vlogging (that he was…

Financial educator and storyteller Greg Gates, Jr. joins me in Episode 34 to discuss his Snapchat experience using his background to help people figure out how to get their finances under control. Greg recognizes that the educational system fails at preparing young people entering adulthood for any sort of financial success.  Indeed, what he sees…

So this year I attended Ryan A. Bell’s live video and social media event, Summit Live 2017, in downtown Los Angeles at the Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel. On this episode of Divorce the Workforce, which is my first ever solo podcast broadcast, I talk about who I met, what I enjoyed the most about the…

Adam Purcell of #CaringCounts tells us about a culture he started while working as a manager of a tavern in Nova Scotia, Canada.  Adam noticed that when he made the staff of the tavern have a fantastic experience as employees, they would in turn go the extra mile in ensuring that the customer had a…

Clayton Carroll of ERP 101 joins me to talk about digital marketing and entrepreneurship, as well as social media and social media marketing. Clayton went from a successful career job to starting a company that will be building apps and/or software for businesses.  While doing this, in fact even before having left the career job,…

Southern California internet attorney Richard Chapo joins me on Episode 30 of the Divorce the Workforce podcast to discuss past, present, and future legal issues that are exist for the digital entrepreneur. Richard and I discuss a variety of legal considerations for the digital startup, including how to chose the right entity and why, considerations…