Entrepreneurs Next Door

Benita Cooper is doing it all! She founded a successful none profit called The Best Day of my Life So Far, runs an architecture business, and is a mother to two lovely boys.

What you'll love about this episode is Benita's perspectives on all of the above positions, her education and how it contributed to the way she thinks through problems, and the other nuggets of wisdom that this episode oozes.

Please enjoy!

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If you just started flipping houses... this interview is for you! 

Joe Evangelisit started in the house flipping business, and now owns multiple companies, runs masterminds, podcasts, and much more! 

What I loved about this episode was Joe's openness to talk about his family history all of the way back to his grandparents getting off of the boat from Italy. 

Please enjoy.

Do you love the music at the beginning of the episode?

If so, you'll love this interview with the beautiful people behind the music. Drew & Ket are an L.A. based band that has it's roots here in Philadelphia.

We absolutely loved hearing them talk about how they are building their brand just like any other small business, and you'll enjoy hearing their personal view of taking risks to chase dreams.

This episode is sponsored by Valente's Italian Specialties.

His passion about his business couldn't be missed.

Marty DeNinno (owner of Pinnacle Irrigation & Nightlighting and Haddonfield resident) brings us his story of starting in a family business and then striking out on his own. There was risk. It was hard. It took sweat, blood, and tears, but it was worth it.

Also...nobody was arrested during this episode ;)

(Listen to the end to hear what might make you think that)

Please Enjoy,

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Grab a cup of tea and your notepad because this interview with Anthony Morrow is the absolutely full of little gems about leading a team of creatives.

Anthony Morrow owns Pxl.house, but that's not where his journey started. Keep your ears open to hear about his roots and how he ended up where he is now in Haddonfield.

Enjoy,

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We couldn't pack any more nuggets of wisdom into one episode.

Ryan Regina knocks it out of the park and into a Big Sky for this episode. Hearing about how hard his family has worked to build the business that they now own might encourage you to get out there and take a risk. Ryan and his brother have had their fair share of hardships and set backs, but their blood, sweat, and tears have been blessed.

Enjoy,

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We think the bear was awakened too.

This episode interviewing our cofounder Reece Wilke was a ton of fun for us. We left it a little bit un edited so you can enjoy some of the bantering back and forth between Barry and Reece.

Reece is the owner of Garaguso Classical Martial Arts in Haddonfield New Jersey and is young to the game of entrepreneurship. He's jumping into the game with both feet and loving every moment of the fun that we call "hard work."

Enjoy,

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American dream? Yes. But more than that Lainey values relationships that go way beyond our national pride...This conversation with Lainey was different for a few reasons. One, the clear dependance on community combined with service to community is hard to miss. Second, our off-mic conversation afterward won’t be heard today verbatim but as I remember that off-mic conversation, I hear it in different ways during this recorded sit down.

Enjoy,

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You know how barbershops and Haddonfield go together like traffic and 295? Well, hearing George’s story from neighborhood barber to Marine barber to downtown Haddonfield fixture is amazing.

MirAno’s is a part of the fabric of this historic town because of George’s commitment to creating a culture of community in his barbershop...how’s that for alliteration...on the conversation!

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Joe’s vision marked this conversation. After you hear how Joe had such a vivid picture of what his barbershop was supposed to look like before he opened it, you should ask yourself what do you have vision for.

Haddonfield has a special relationship with its barbershops and Joe’s perspective on why shows why they are at the top of the list.

Enjoy!

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