Freedom to Fail

AJ Osborne is the owner of Bitterroot Holdings and runs the blog, CashFlow2Freedom.com. His story is incredible, from losing millions of dollars in a business deal gone wrong, to becoming paralyzed from his head down to his feet.

In this episode, AJ shares what kept him going through all the hard times of his life, as well as what he did to prepare himself so that his family didn't struggle financially while he was physically unable to work. He opens up about his biggest fear and shares what he felt while going through life's toughest challenges.

Resources

BetterLegal $99 LLC Formation: Click Here

CashFlow2Freedom: Click Here

Ego Is The Enemy: Click Here

Taylor Christensen is a musician, producer, entertainer, and a budding entrepreneur creating his own products. But he wasn't always like that. Growing up, he faced major social anxiety and wasn't able to do some of the things he wanted to because of it.

On episode 12 of Freedom to Fail, Taylor talks about how he manages his social anxiety and what he does to be able to perform on stage in front of thousands of people without being overly nervous. He also talks about why we need to learn how to listen to other people with beliefs different than our own. He is one of the most genuine and kind people I have ever met, and I hope you listen to this entire episode!

Resources

BetterLegal LLC Formation: Click Here

T. Chrisp Spotify Artist Page: Click Here

Stef Iliff is the owner of Powerhouse, a company that helps women take control of their lives and businesses and overcome the fears that hold them back. She was a perfect fit for this podcast, because that is almost exactly what the goal of this podcast is!

In this episode of Freedom to Fail, Stef talks about working her way up to being VP at her current job before ditching the guaranteed salary to start her own business and help women become the powerhouse they are meant to be. If you want to be inspired and hear some golden nuggets that you can apply in your life, make sure you listen to the whole episode.

Resources

BetterLegal $99 LLC Formation: Click Here

Powerhouse Website: Click Here

Braving the Wilderness: Click Here

The 5 Second Rule: Click Here

Fear-Setting TED Talk: Click Here

Brene Brown Vulnerability TED Talk:  Click Here

Chances are, you've heard of LegalZoom. You probably also know that it can be really expensive. Today, I talk to the co-founder of a company that does the same LLC creation at a lower price, BetterLegal.

Chad Sakonchick is my guest today, and in this episode you will hear about what BetterLegal is and its story, as well as other entrepreneurial shortcomings. He also talks about the mental health side of entrepreneurship, which is something that is severely lacking.

After talking to Chad and learning about BetterLegal, I wanted to find a way to help #FAILnation actually get their businesses started. I was able to work with Chad and create a system where you can actually get your LLC registered for just $99, plus whatever your state's filing fee is. Take advantage of this today, because on their website it is usually $299!

Resources

Freedom to Fail x BetterLegal Collaboration Site: Click Here

Meetup (Find groups of like-minded people): Click Here

The Everything Store: Click Here

Sapiens: Click Here

Angela Dayton is the CEO and co-founder of MedForums, a company that describes itself as the Yelp of medical continued education courses. She is also an author, and an inventor, and has started multiple companies previously as well.

In this episode, Angela Dayton talks about how creating a product she liked but wasn't passionate about resulted in 6-figure losses for her, but how that massive failure taught her the lessons necessary to turn MedForums into a powerhouse in the industry.

Resources

Angela Dayton LinkedIn Profile: Click Here

MedForums: Click Here

The Startup Owner's Manual: Click Here

Ian Wendt is the corporate trainer for Caliber. In fact, he actually convinced the owners of the company to create that position specifically for him to fill. In order to do that, he spent an entire summer traveling to each branch on his own dime to prove that his training system actually produced results.

In this interview you'll hear about Ian Wendt's experience at Caliber, but also more vulnerable and raw stories and experiences about how things that happened in his childhood have affected him and what he has learned from them in order to move forward and find success.

Resources

Ian Wendt Instagram Profile: Click Here

Ian Wendt Website: Click Here

Five Minute Journal: Click Here

The Motivation Manifesto: Click Here

Travis Rosser is one of the co-founders of Kajabi, a software company that enables anyone to share their knowledge in a consumable manner. Kajabi itself has grown to be an 8-figure company, and has allowed those sharing their knowledge to earn over $100 million themselves. Travis is also the author of the book You, Inc. that has reached the Amazon bestsellers list and I personally recommend as one to read if you are considering starting a business.

This interview has been one of the most impressive, memorable ones that I have ever had the chance to be a part of. Travis opens up about what led him to leave Kajabi, as well as his experience coping with his previous divorce. There are golden nuggets about life and business sprinkled throughout this episode, so make sure you listen to the entire interview to truly appreciate it and learn all you can.

Resources

Travis Rosser Website: Click Here

Travis Rosser Instagram Profile: Click Here

You, Inc: Click Here

Rich Dad, Poor Dad: Click Here

Think And Grow Rich: Click Here

The 4-Hour Workweek: Click Here

In today's episode Kyle talks to Corbin Kaufusi about his journey of growing up in the shadows of two extremely successful older siblings, including one who is in the NFL, to being a two-sport athlete at BYU and now making a name for himself in the NFL as well.

Corbin talks about how he almost lost his chance of reaching his dream of playing in the NFL due to injuries this past year, as well as some of the tough lessons that he has learned in his life that have made all the difference.

Resources

Corbin Kaufusi Profile: Click Here

Relentless: Click Here

In Episode 005, Kyle talks with Justin Prince! For years he has been an entrepreneur and top distributor for companies such as Xango, and currently Modere, while also being an author, a speaker, and a coach.

During this episode you will hear Justin talk about being raised as a child of divorce, losing everything and having to restart at age 25, as well as what his secrets for success are (HINT: nobody owes you anything.)

Resources

Justin Prince Website: Click Here

FREE Win The Morning, Win The Day Guide: Click Here

Rich Dad, Poor Dad: Click Here

We had the amazing opportunity to sit down with Mitch Mathews today and hear a little bit of his incredible journey! In this episode Mitch talks about playing in the NFL, getting cut from multiple NFL teams, losing an immediate family member, and starting his own business, Anthem. On top of that he shares his tips and tricks for being extremely efficient each day, as well as his specific tips for connecting with a mentor, which is something that EVERYONE should do.

Resources Mentioned

Shoe Dog: Click Here

The Obstacle Is The Way: Click Here