I was listening to a podcast by Gary Vaynerchuk this morning as he was giving a keynote speech and he mentioned the term "fake math" to define a concept related to marketing and advertising but it stuck me as being completely appropriate for entrepreneurs and business owners. #fakemath tends to be a real problem for businesses that generate less than $25,000,000 in gross revenue. What I mean by #fakemath is the difference between what a business expects to make or achieve and what they are actually making and achieving. Listen now to see if your business is a victim of #fakemath.

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In this episode Dylan talks about an entrepreneur that had security guards show up at his company to monitor the business activity on behalf of a receiver and what you can learn from this experience. The on demand economy is here to stay and Dylan shares some thoughts about the business model using Cargomatic as an example of a company taking advantage of the opportunity available in the trucking market. If you are an entrepreneur that needs to grow but has reservations about the potential high cost of borrowing, Dylan has some thoughts that might give you a different way to consider your cost of capital.

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How did a rural entrepreneur get her product into the Academy Awards gift bag? Why did Google decide to shut down its comparison websites? Dylan answers these questions and more in this week's episode. Trying to figure out where to invest your money - you might find this unconventional answer interesting (and helpful).

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