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#671 Have you ever wanted to write a book but felt stuck on where to start — or unsure if it could even be profitable? In this episode hosted by Kirsten Tyrrel, we’re joined by self-publishing expert and Kindlepreneur founder Dave Chesson, who turned his side hustle into a thriving business that out-earned his military salary. Dave shares the insider secrets behind Amazon’s algorithm, why most books fail to get discovered, and how you can position your book to actually generate income. Whether you’re writing fiction, nonfiction, or a personal memoir, he breaks down the importance of keyword research, crafting compelling titles and covers, and choosing the right marketing strategy based on your goals. You’ll also learn how to think like an author-entrepreneur and use your book as a tool to build authority, grow your audience, and open doors to new opportunities. If you’ve ever dreamed of becoming a bestselling author — or using a book to boost your business — this episode is a must-listen!
(Original Air Date - 4/11/25)
What we discuss with Dave:
+ How Dave out-earned his military salary
+ Why most self-published books fail
+ The power of Amazon keyword research
+ Fiction vs. nonfiction book strategies
+ Using a book to grow your brand
+ Importance of titles and subtitles
+ Tips for designing an effective book cover
+ Where AI fits into the writing process
+ Amazon KDP formatting and publishing basics
+ Choosing the right book marketing strategy
Thank you, Dave!
Check out Kindlepreneur at Kindlepreneur.com.
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#670 What if your website could tell exactly who was visiting — and rewrite itself just for them? In this episode, host Brien Gearin sits down with Brennan Dunn, founder of RightMessage — the software powering hyper-personalized websites and email campaigns for top creators like Ali Abdaal and Justin Welsh. Brennan shares how his journey from freelance developer to SaaS founder led him to build a tool that dynamically customizes webpages and emails based on each visitor’s needs. He breaks down how segmentation works, why it drastically boosts conversions, and the unconventional marketing strategy that helped RightMessage bounce back stronger than ever. If you sell online, collect leads, or want better conversions without more traffic, this conversation is packed with insight!
What we discuss with Brennan:
+ Origin story of RightMessage
+ Dynamic website personalization
+ Segmentation through surveys
+ Boosting conversions with tailored messaging
+ Big-name creators using the software
+ AB testing personalized sales pages
+ Partner webinars as marketing strategy
+ Pricing challenges and evolution of the product
Thank you, Brennan!
Check out RightMessage at RightMessage.com.
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#669 How do you build a beloved, nationally-recognized ice cream brand from scratch — and then turn around and create a completely different company redefining dietary fiber in America? In this episode, host Kirsten Tyrrel sits down with Jeni Britton — founder of the iconic Jeni’s Ice Creams and now founder of Floura — to talk about creativity, curiosity, and the emotional side of entrepreneurship. Jeni shares how she started with nothing but vision, passion, and a gelato machine from a local Italian market, how she bootstrapped her way from a farmer’s market stand to 90 stores and 10,000 grocery doors, and why she believes emotion, intuition, and integrity are the true drivers of a lasting brand. From building a fellowship-style team to navigating growth, trust, and leadership, this conversation is packed with wisdom for founders who want to build something meaningful — and do it their own way!
What we discuss with Jeni:
+ Starting Jeni’s in a farmer’s market
+ Vision born from scent and storytelling
+ Bootstrapping with no capital
+ Turning produce waste into fiber products
+ Launching Floura and “bridging the fiber gap”
+ Importance of emotion in business
+ Building a fellowship-style team
+ Trust and communication in leadership
+ Learning to step back as founder
+ Success driven by passion and curiosity
Thank you, Jeni!
Check out Jeni's Ice Creams at Jenis.com.
Check out Floura at Floura.com.
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#668 Think it’s impossible to build an $80K/month business while raising four kids under seven? Think again! In this episode from the Travis Makes Money podcast, our own Brien Gearin sits down with Travis Chappell for an inspiring and unfiltered conversation about entrepreneurship, family, and the power of persistence. Brien shares how he turned a side hustle into Ricochet Digital Marketing, now generating over $80,000/month by helping home service providers grow. He dives into the lessons learned from bootstrapping his business while juggling life as a dad, how podcasting opened doors to game-changing opportunities, and why being “done over perfect” has been a guiding principle in both business and parenthood. Whether you’re a new entrepreneur, a busy parent, or someone chasing more freedom, this episode is packed with relatable insights and real talk about what it takes to make it happen!
(Original Air Date - 4/10/25)
What Brien discusses on today's episode:
+ From side hustle to $80K/month
+ Launching Ricochet Digital Marketing
+ How podcasting drives business growth
+ Building a business while raising 4 kids
+ The power of networking through podcasts
+ Lessons from a failed partnership
+ Managing time with limited hours
+ Using Profit First for personal finances
+ Buying a home as an entrepreneur
+ Balancing ambition with family life
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#667 Ever wondered how someone can build a multi-million-dollar business just by flipping sneakers? In this episode hosted by Kirsten Tyrrel, Nicolas Malonga shares how he turned sneaker reselling from a college side hustle into Sniperkicks — a full-fledged business. He breaks down his early days flipping candy at school, how losing his basketball career pushed him into entrepreneurship, and how he learned the sneaker market through analytics, consistency, and constant reinvestment. Nicolas explains how to source shoes, what profit margins to aim for, how to avoid beginner pitfalls, and why treating reselling like a real business — not a hobby — is the key to scaling. Whether you’re curious about flipping your first pair or building a full-time income, this episode is packed with tactical steps and industry insight!
What we discuss with Nicolas:
+ Turning sneaker reselling into a business
+ Early entrepreneurship selling candy at school
+ Learning analytics and demand trends
+ Sourcing from outlets, marketplaces, and bulk suppliers
+ Tracking numbers, margins, and ROI
+ Avoiding beginner mistakes with credit and reinvesting
+ Building a lean team to scale
+ Using multiple platforms to sell
+ Creating a brand beyond third-party apps
+ Multi-million-dollar reselling potential
Thank you, Nicolas!
Check out Sniperkicks at Sniperkicks.info.
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#666 What if the key to building a million-dollar business isn’t just strategy — but vision, identity, and grit? In this episode, our own Kirsten Tyrrel sits down on the other side of the mic as a guest on the Life Coaching for Mompreneurs podcast with host Martine Williams. Kirsten opens up about her unconventional path to becoming a millionaire, including the mindset shifts, burnout, and vision work that shaped her entrepreneurial journey. She shares how a photography gig led her to the world of online business, the role mentors played in helping her think bigger, and how a simple conversation about ordering what you actually want at a restaurant changed everything. From launching a podcast with zero experience to hitting the top of a sales company in just six weeks, this candid conversation dives into what it really takes to build a business that fuels your life — instead of consuming it. If you’ve ever questioned whether hard work is still part of the equation, or if you're seeking clarity on your next steps, this episode is for you!
(Original Air Date - 4/9/25)
What Kirsten discusses on today's episode:
+ From photographer to podcaster
+ Discovering entrepreneurship by accident
+ The power of vision casting
+ Millionaire mindset vs. scarcity thinking
+ Hitting burnout after rapid success
+ Identity beyond business titles
+ Lessons from missed family moments
+ Rebuilding with clarity and intention
+ Why hard work isn’t the villain
+ Millionaire University’s mission explained
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#665 Is your business building the life you want — or stealing it? In this episode hosted by Kirsten Tyrrel, we’re joined by social entrepreneur and author Richie Norton to challenge the way we think about work, success, and freedom. Richie shares why how you’re paid matters more than how much, and how to use “positive constraints” to align your business with your values instead of sacrificing your life for future success. We explore the myth of time management, the danger of building businesses from the outside in, and the simple mindset shifts that can help you reclaim your time, energy, and purpose. If you've ever felt stuck, burnt out, or unsure if you're on the right path, this conversation will give you a fresh framework — and the permission — to build something that truly serves you!
(Original Air Date - 4/8/25)
What we discuss with Richie:
+ Why how you're paid matters most
+ The danger of sacrificing life for success
+ What it means to create "positive constraints"
+ How to build freedom into your business
+ The myth of time management
+ Aligning your business with your values
+ Choosing the “main course” first
+ Strategy vs. tactics in entrepreneurship
+ Why the “operator” role may not be for you
+ Creating your future self in the present
Thank you, Richie!
Check out Richie Norton at RichieNorton.com.
Get a free bonus kit at RichieNorton.com/time.
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#664 Is customer service draining your time and resources? It doesn’t have to! In this episode hosted by Kirsten Tyrrel, we’re joined by Jordan Brown, founder and CEO of Omnie, who explains how outsourcing customer service can actually increase revenue while giving you back valuable time. Jordan shares how the right mix of AI and human support can transform customer interactions, with AI handling routine questions and freeing up your team to build relationships and drive conversions. He highlights how real-time chat support can turn site visitors into paying customers and reveals why outsourcing not only saves money but also improves customer satisfaction. Whether you’re overwhelmed with inquiries or looking to scale, Jordan breaks down how outsourcing can become a strategic advantage for your business!
(Original Air Date - 4/7/25)
What we discuss with Jordan:
+ Outsourcing customer service boosts revenue
+ AI handles routine questions effectively
+ Human agents build relationships and loyalty
+ Real-time chat increases conversion rates
+ Dedicated agents ensure brand consistency
+ Outsourcing saves time and reduces costs
+ Customer support can drive long-term growth
+ Proactive customer service enhances satisfaction
+ Training and SOPs improve agent performance
+ Knowing when to outsource prevents burnout
Thank you, Jordan!
Check out Omnie at OmnieCSR.com.
Email Jordan at [email protected].
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#663 Most entrepreneurs talk about starting businesses — but what about buying or selling them? In this episode, host Kirsten Tyrrel sits down with Blake Hutchison, CEO of Flippa, the world’s leading marketplace for buying and selling online businesses. Blake explains how Flippa helps everyday entrepreneurs find liquidity and buyers for digital assets like Shopify stores, Amazon FBA brands, blogs, SaaS tools, and even YouTube channels. He shares how to know when it’s time to sell, what makes a business attractive to buyers, and why most founders underestimate the value of what they’ve built. From exit psychology to real-world success stories, this episode opens up a whole new way to think about entrepreneurship — one where ownership and exits are no longer reserved for the 1%!
What we discuss with Blake:
+ What Flippa is and how it works
+ Buying and selling online businesses
+ Common types of digital assets sold
+ Why most entrepreneurs overlook exits
+ Steps to prepare a business for sale
+ How to value and price your business
+ Real success stories from Flippa users
+ Importance of consistency and documentation
+ The psychology behind selling a business
+ Flippa’s tools and AI-powered valuation system
Thank you, Blake!
Check out Flippa at Flippa.com.
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#662 What does it really take to turn your creative passion into a tech product? In this episode, host Kirsten Tyrrel chats with artist and illustrator Kate Pitner, the creator of Poppynotes — a boutique mobile e-card app bringing kindness, connection, and fun back to digital communication. Kate shares how her childhood love for designing greeting cards evolved into a full-fledged app business, how she navigated the steep learning curve of app development without coding experience, and what it’s really like to launch and grow on the Apple App Store. From finding a mentor to managing marketing as an introvert, Kate’s story is an inspiring look at creative entrepreneurship in the digital age!
What we discuss with Kate:
+ Origin story of Poppynotes app
+ Transition from artist to tech entrepreneur
+ Overcoming the learning curve of app development
+ Finding a mentor and learning coding basics
+ Creating a “boutique” e-card experience
+ Building accessibility for non-tech users
+ Monetizing through a freemium subscription model
+ Challenges of marketing as an introvert
+ Apple App Store limitations and user privacy
+ Lessons on patience and long-term growth
Thank you, Kate!
Check out Poppynotes at Poppynotes.com.
Subscribe to the Poppynotes newsletter.
Follow Kate on Facebook, Instagram, and Pinterest.
Get a free month of the Poppynotes app with code POPPYMILLION (expires 4/29/26).
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