It’s hard enough to get your dream job. What would you do if the career you work your whole life for was taken away with a day’s notice?

Steve Rozenberg worked hard to become a commercial airline pilot at 25 — 10 years earlier than average. Then 9/11 happened, and the career he’d worked his entire life for was almost taken away in a single day.

While Steve still flies, he realized he needed to do something else. A back-up plan to have control over what happens next. So, he decided to try his hand at real estate.

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Owning a property is the same as running a business. A lot of these investors and people that own properties, they don't have a business plan, they don't have systems, they don't have procedures. And then when they fail, they don't understand why.

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In this episode, Steve shares his experience shifting from airline pilot to property manager — and what he’s learned from doing both. If you have a side hustle, want to start a passion project, or just want to hear some great career advice, this is the episode for you!

What could be more important than money in your wallet when you’re just starting out? Training, of course! Calvin Wayman and Brad Lea swap roles while talking about our favorite topic -- how, whether you’re an entrepreneur, craftsman, skilled creative, or business professional, it’s the knowledge you possess and put to use that got you to where you are today.

However, that doesn’t mean it’s enough to take you where you want to go… Start plotting your path to greater success after listening to this bomb-filled episode.

What could be more important than money in your wallet when you’re just starting out? Training, of course! Calvin Wayman and Brad Lea swap roles while talking about our favorite topic -- how, whether you’re an entrepreneur, craftsman, skilled creative, or business professional, it’s the knowledge you possess and put to use that got you to where you are today.

Brad Lea speaks with Rosanna Queirolo, a former model, television news anchor and triathlon athlete, Ms. Queirolo ran for the Ecuadorian National Assembly on a platform promising to protect the environment and to provide a bridge to the Ecuadorian immigrant community in the United States.

As a Franchise Owner and Development Agent for Subway Sandwiches, Donna Curry owns 63 stores -- and has opened more than 140. Called “the First Lady of Franchising,” Donna has investments all over Las Vegas, spanning back to her arrival in 1979.

For the 155th episode of Dropping Bombs, Brad and Donna talked about the need for every business person to be a problem solver “It’s not just about making sandwiches; it is about motivating your employees to want to take care of the public, produce a good product with a clean store and friendly service.”

Brad speaks with Donna Curry about the need for every business person to be a problem solver “It’s not just about making sandwiches; it is about motivating your employees to want to take care of the public, produce a good product with a clean store and friendly service.”