Having found his passion for photography during his last stint in the Marine Corps, Aidan Demolli decided to build his own production company right after his years in service. Initially focusing on photography and videography, his company has now grown to also offer social media management, web design, and branding. Tune in to his episode to find out more about how he made use of both his military experience and his passion to ignite his business!

Larry Broughton is an award-winning hotelier and entrepreneur, CEO, bestselling author, keynote speaker, and former US Army Green Beret. As Founder and CEO of Orange County, California-based Broughton Hotels, CBS News has called Larry “the nation’s foremost expert on leadership and entrepreneurship,” while the host of Travel Channel’s hit show, Hotel Impossible, says he is, “among the top hospitality experts in the country.” His upbeat, creative approach to business and life has been featured in newspaper and magazine articles across the country and he has been a recurring guest expert on news and TV programs on every major television and cable network, including MSNBC, CNN, CNBC, CBS, and Travel Channel. Among Larry’s awards are: Ernst & Young’s Entrepreneur of the Year®; the National Veteran-Owned Business Association’s Vetrepreneur® of the Year; and Passkeys Foundation’s National Business Leader of Integrity. You can learn more about Larry at www.TheLarryBroughton.com.

Aaron Hale learned discipline by serving in both the Army and the Navy. When his unit came across an unknown IED, it changed his life forever by taking away his sight and hearing. He found motivation again cooking Fudge and created EOD Confections. Listen to his episode to learn more about Aaron’s journey!

The owners of the Farmhouse Siloam, Kelleigh Marin, and Dee are truly an iconic duo. This mother-daughter pair does everything at their wedding venue from FaceTiming clients to providing an extensive list of vendors to ensuring the perfect wedding day. Listen to their episode to find out how they started their business, marketing strategies for a wedding venue, and some unexpected events that could happen when worlds collide!

Brian Banks, from Fort Worth, Texas, talked to us about his business and how to grow his follower base not once, not twice but FOUR times. He has been successful in this endeavor every single time. Brian visits mom-and-pop shops and gives honest reviews of their food. Listen to his episode to find out how he developed his business, the Fort Worth Fatso!

Creations with HART by Max and Marilyn Hartman is a veteran-owned, family-operated woodworking business. They specialize in making flags for veterans but can also make your custom dreams come true! Listen to their episode to learn about their entrepreneurial journey!

We don't exactly think of veterans and jewelry as things that get categorized together, but that's the brilliance of MetalUrgency. In this episode, we talk through the creation of a brand from the ground up and the power of truly honing an understanding of a niche market.

We don't exactly think of veterans and jewelry as things that get categorized together, but that's the brilliance of MetalUrgency. In this episode, we talk through the creation of a brand from the ground up and the power of truly honing an understanding of a niche market.

These days many marriages sadly end in divorce. Very few businesses last beyond the first five years. With all of the “wood stacked against them” Tricia and Zach from TFT Woodworking have been able to beat the odds with deep family roots that fostered lasting partnerships in both marriage and business.

Efrain Chacon built a new life for himself as a real estate agent. He previously had a very successful career in law enforcement until he asked his wife to give him 90 days to become a real estate agent. Find out how Efrain pulled that deadline off and more in his episode!