Bryan Baeumler is a Canadian television host on several HGTV/HGTV shows. But he is much more than that. Bryan shares his journey to becoming a household name in the contracting and renovation world, his passion for excellence, and many invaluable tips he has received along the way.

Twyla Verhelst’s mission is to link accountants to small businesses for a win-win situation. Twyla is the head of FreshBooks’s Accountant Channel, and she talks to us about the power of forecasting your cash flow, how VC investors can change a small business, and why even a thriving business can benefit from strategic planning...brought to you, of course, from an accountant’s POV.

Being a powerhouse creative couple means that when one person has a lightbulb moment, their partner is there to help fill in the details. On this week’s episode, we talk to Kalani and Stefanie Hubbard, the brains behind the video production company Galaxy Visuals, about how they use open communication at work (and at home) to help navigate tricky topics like budgets, scope, and COVID in their work.

If you want SEO knowledge, Rand Fishkin is your go-to guy. He's a famous founder (Moz, anyone?) who's current project is SparkToro, a market research and audience intelligence firm. He tells us how to max out your SEO through smart research, and why small business make for a better world.

“If things were easy, you’d be bored all the time.” On this week's episode, we talk to Farah Sosa (an LA-based music, culture, and lifestyle photographer) and Fred Villanueva (co-founder of interdisciplinary Ash Studios in Dallas) about how they combine creative work with the nitty-gritty of running businesses. Both take a wide-ranging approach to creating art, and what it means for their culture and their place in the world.

Have you turned your childhood hobby into a multi-million dollar business? Mimi G has. She's the founder of Mimi G Style and Sew It! Academy, the online home for sewists of all backgrounds and levels. Mimi has gone from making Barbie clothes to running an empire, with a path that includes homelessness, celebrities, and pioneering online tutorials. Listen in as she walks us through her journey.

This week's conversation is with social entrepreneur Antionette D. Carroll, the founder and CEO of Creative Reaction Lab. We dive deep into a better understanding of systemic racism, the importance of DEI initiatives, and how entrepreneurs of all backgrounds can help dismantle white supremacy.

Nicole Gibbons is on a mission to take life from drab to fab. The founder of Clare paint company, former host of Home Made Simple on OWN, and all-around interior design expert talks to us about how she prepared to make it as a Black female entrepreneur in 2020.

We're back and better than ever! On I Make A Living's first episode of season three, we're talking to Jack Phan of PhanZu and Ageist. Phan tells us how to "find the why" of our businesses, how he became an unexpected darling of K-pop fans, and why he set up 100 meetings in 100 days. Join us to learn more!

In season 3, we are moving past survival mode and onto the future; a better and stronger business on the other side of a global pandemic. Each week you can listen to some of the world’s most successful entrepreneurs guide you through the small business solutions of today.