We sat down with entrepreneur Nick Gargano whom share what its like being a restauranteur, working in medical equipment sales and a new tech adventure.

Nick shares from his college years to where he is today and leaves nothing off the table. As you find out in the interview, he talks about what it took to make it in sales within the medical industry, what it takes to open up a restaurant, and what new technology is on the horizon for major companies.

Some of this information that is shared in this video goes even over our heads but Nick breaks it all down for us. As he discusses about his new focus, Tones, there is a lot to be said about how everything interacts with you on a daily basis. As Don even mentioned in the video, there is something already like this out there with Waze GPS and how it interacts with you when you are stopped at a certain location in a city or town to let you know whats nearby.

Today we talk about Atomic Habits by James Clear, a new book that caught our attention. Atomic Habits reveals practical strategies that will teach you exactly how to form good habits, break bad ones, and master the tiny behaviors that lead to remarkable results.

At the time of filming this episode, Paul was only half way through the book but his take aways from what he has read provides a clear idea on how to build habits, especially the good ones, and also some of the tricks that he has learned along the way.

Habits are something that we all have but it's developing those good habits that effect productivity are essential to everyone. We even discuss it here with Seth as to how he can improve some of his daily processes that he has and where he should take a moment to make some changes to help him along the way.

Today we talk about why advertising is important to your business. We go over online advertising as a whole which has been one of our biggest advantages these days. From Google, Facebook, and Twitter ads to going through Apartments.com, marketing is one of the most important pieces to your business.

Learn From Us is all about teaching you things that we have learned over the years of trial and error and marketing has a lot of error but a lot of success. It's about finding the right ways to bring people to your business.

Whether it's Facebook ads or Google Adwords or even going through print marketing, its all about what works out well for your business. You just need to find the right medium that fits your needs, but don't give up when one medium doesn't work out for you.

We had the opportunity to sit down with the wonderful Jameson Reeves whom is a local trading card and game store owner. We learn that there is a lot more to Magic the Gathering and Pokemon than just being cards anymore.

Jameson is the proud owner of Full Grip Games located here in Akron, OH and has had wonderful success with the trading card game industry. He talks about where he started by working in Chicago with a business partner, to when he moved back home and started the business he loves today.

Learning what all goes into this business is also something that we enjoyed learning and his numbers and expertise were wonderful to hear and the success that he has gained as well. He also talks about working with a professional Pokemon player, Andrew Mahone, and marketing his business through his YouTube channel and Twitch.

Gaming is on a big swing and gaining momentum ever more as Pokemon is on the rise stronger than ever following the successes of Magic the Gathering. Trading cards are more involved than ever as new decks and sets make headway for previous cards that may have existed years ago gaining popularity due to synergy.

Want to learn more about Jameson and his store Full Grip Games:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fullgripgames/
Website: https://www.fullgripgames.com/

Check out Tricky Gyms (Andrew Mahone) YouTube channel and Twitch:
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC35KRaWGA7hQ5De40GG_7Fw
Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/trickygym

Today we get some insight from an all natural skincare and haircare entrepreneur. Angie is a local hair salon owner that is taking her passion for skin care, hair care, and the environment to the next level by creating her own brand called Nisla Life (www.nislalife.com).

Angie shares with us her goals in the future for the business and also where she wants to market it and some of the hurdles she is having to get through as the brand starts to take shape.

A little more about Nisla Life:

At NISLA, we believe that thoughtfully created plant based self-care products can improve our lives and the world around us. We want to empower your self-confidence, tenacity of purpose, positivity, and independence. We are committed to caring for our customers, our partners, and the world in which we live.

Our private production facilities have adopted state-of-the-art technologies aimed at reducing the environmental impact, such as the use of biodegradable raw materials which do not build up in the environment, and a policy of recycling within the company as well as in collaboration with external recycling firms.

Follow Nisla Life on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nisla_life/

Today we take a moment to talk about a failed #business that we had previously worked on but have since revived it and has started to make a comeback. Dynasty Owner is a fantasy football #software that we are starting to release this 2020 season that takes fantasy sports to the next level.

With real player contracts to work with instead of the usual ones that you get when playing fantasy sports, this changes the complete dynamic of #fantasyfootball. We have recently just finished the BETA season of 2019 with huge success and looking forward to some of the new changes and advancements that we are starting to have with this coming year.

We also talk about does spending money help the economy? Short answer is yes. Find out how all that comes together in this episode as Paul and Seth discuss different points of view.

Money is always a hot button topic, from the liberal left to the conservative right there is always someone talking about it. Elizabeth Warren, Donald Trump, Andrew Yang; and pretty much anyone in Washington loves to talk about it. We take a look at this a few different ways but the sum of it comes down to not wanting people to think that "luck" had anything to do with the successes that we have had. Taking risks and failing are all things that we have experienced first hand and that is what makes this channel something different.

The main point of this channel is getting to know a little bit of the trials and tribulations that business owners like ourselves go through. Not everything is a major success. We've talked about it in the previous episode. Privilege has nothing to do with either, regardless of what people think. Learn from us in the long term and get the chance to get some experience before you jump into a business adventure.

Does college change you?

We start by looking at what it's like when we have high schoolers working for us versus when they come home from college and there is a big difference in mentality.

Inevitably, we are all effected by change in some way but one thing that we have noticed is that for high schoolers, at least for those that have worked for us in the past, there is a big difference in work ethic, drive, and even passion compared to when someone interns us when they are in college.

You mindset is always changing and something we should all be open to is not focusing on the degrees that people have. There is more out there in people than just that, but college, as Paul highlights, is a necessary evil that everyone should go through.

Is #Tesla a bubble? Is the #TSLA overhauled? How long will it last? OK well the last one we don't know all that well but the other two things above we do know.

Its all going to change we just don't know when and that is the problem with going in with a company like Tesla in a bull market the way that it is. As Tesla stocks have shown in the last few days, there are too many things to account for with a stock like this and that is what we are focused around today.

Value investing over shorting a company like Tesla because its buzz worthy or something that everyone is jumping on board is what will get people in trouble. It always ends poorly when you see companies like this that are overvalued.

Filmed when Tesla was on the rise, we examine if it's a wise stock option to pursue as we sit down with Mo whom looks at these trends on the daily.

Tesla at the time of releasing this video took a sharp dive after being at an all time high yesterday 02/04/2020, at 961.86 to be as of right now at 724.41. This just shows the unpredictable behavior that this stock has. With it beating out GM and Ford in the stock market, a lot of people are looking at this as an option, but is it a wise option?

This weeks deal that was presented by Andrew to Paul goes from and OK real estate deal to a terrible real estate deal.

Usually during the Deal of the Week segments we get lucky enough to have a property or something featured that might be worth while, but when Paul finally starts to look at the numbers of everything, that is when things go from 1 to 100.

Andrew helps guide the conversation on what the issue is and after much talk breaks it down for Seth whom thinks its an overall good deal. Nevertheless, the deal is not going to work out for them so we move on from here.

This is a perfect example of something to consider when looking at everything. Had we been anyone else looking at this deal, we would have fell into the trap just like Seth did when looking at everything. It all comes down to the numbers folks, and that is what we are here to help you with.