Alex Cleanthous of Web Profits tells us the reasons why the agency model is one of the quickest and easiest ways to start and scale an online business. It's affordable to start, it's recurring revenue, and a scalable business model. He tells us it's easier to sell your services (time) than to sell products. Alex also walks us through how I can grow and scale my podcast production agency, PodSeam.

Gordon Firemark discusses the 4 basic legal elements all podcasters should have in place: Business Structure/Entity, Legal/Team Structure, Protecting Intellectual Property (IP), and Customers/Clients.

Austin L Church teaches us the 6 levers of a successful freelance business: positioning, packaging, pricing, pipeline, psychology, and process. He also discusses pricing techniques.

Jaryd Krause of Buying Online Businesses tells us about when you might consider buying an existing online business to starting a new one from scratch. He also talks to us about due diligence, negotiation, and more.

Sean Adams with Leveraged Life Management teaches us the differences, pros, and cons of different types of life insurance and how life insurance compares to savings, 401ks, and retirement accounts.

John Wooten of Artillery Media and Break Into Web teaches us how to earn a 6 figure income designing and maintaining websites for others.

On this short episode, I talk about my successes and failures in 2021 and changes in 2022.

Robert Riopel discusses the 6 life-changing habits to achieving your dreams while keeping it real, relevant, and repeatable. He also talks about the 4 phases of life and the 4 currencies.

Mickie Kennedy of E-Releases talks to us about how and why press releases are still one of the simplest, easiest, most affordable, and relevant ways to get massive media coverage in a short period of time.

Ben Gutkovich shows us how we can collaborate with our audience on recruiting, business development, investment scouting, and beyond.