We dig into Brendan Kelly's journey as a millennial entrepreneur and funnel master. Two years out of college and making waves after he struggled to get an interview after graduating. He turned his struggles getting an interview with a college degree into a booming online career and business. Learn about his strategies and insight into the world of online sales funnels. Going from eBay to Amazon to What the Funnel podcast!

In Part 2 of my guest interview with Michael Cappa we get into what makes a successful mindset and how overachievers use the same 24 hours that we are all given. This interview covers how Michael is using these tactics to get ahead, learn from mentors and become a thought leader at the age of only 24.

We dive into how Michael was able to not only learn but teach college students about personal finance, healthy living and working on a successful mindset all while still in school himself! Michael Cappa is an aspiring serial entrepreneur and thought leader from Toronto, Ontario. He currently owns Altona Painting, a residential painting service in the Greater Toronto Area, is a co-host on the podcast “A Millennial’s Journey,” and is working toward investing in income properties. His true passion is playing rock music, and will one day see his band’s name “Loud Füt” in big lights.

Jake dives into how he stopped being a slave to his business and put his family first while still continuing to build his businesses. He hops into the decisions to move to a different city from his company while still running it successfully so his family could be together with grandparents. If you want to learn how to step out and be present while being an entrepreneur this is the episode for you.

Jake Anderson and I dive into his struggle to get through the entrepreneurial journey, what happens when you find success and his decision to become a purpose-driven dad entrepreneur. What happens when you get stuck into the cycle of family vs. business owner and how to power through and become successful at both!

In part 2 of my interview with the highly decorated Carla White, we dive into how she climbed out of depression and unhappiness to become the first woman to launch an app on iTunes, how that propelled her into being featured in Forbes and Oprah, to her #1 rated podcast Radical Shift, and how its changed her views on money, life, parenthood, and gratitude.

Carla White's resume is something that is highly decorated - Entrepeneur Magazine Top 20 podcasts, First Female owned App on iTunes, Pentagon, Multiple Languages, MBA, Neuroscience, etc.. But she realizes that the resume is what we're taught to fill in school and seek satisfaction from filling it but that Gratitude is what really gives fulfillment. Learn how she took a want for her son to about business as a summer goal and built a community thriving opportunity to teach 50+ kids about business, explode her son's confidence, deepen their relationship and help him make thousands of dollars.

In part 2 of my interview with the host from Young Smart Money, Apple Crider, we dive into how he has leveraged his podcast to meet 9 figure entrepreneurs, grammy-winning rappers, and some of the biggest financial stars on the internet. We also cover how he got into podcasting and how it has changed his life and financial future.

In part 1 of my interview with Apple Crider, the host of the top 100 podcast Young Smart Money and owner of Podblade, we dive into how Apple got interested in the topic of personal finance and how he has used his curiosity to launch an amazing brand. He dives into how to get your kids on board and the eye-opening experience of playing with an online compound interest calculator to learning how to MULTIPLY money.

Isaiah Mahlstedt, is a 22-year-old entrepreneur, musician, and speaker from Minnesota. He grew up in a family business that provided Specialty Cleaning and Emergency Restoration Services. At 14, he created a photo card business. At 18, he bought a foreclosed house and sold it two years later after fixing it. He learned a ton and made a profit! Using those profits, he joined a couple of business coaching programs, basically creating his own “college education”. Now Isaiah is on a mission to use his unique path to entrerpreneurial success and investing to push his family business beyond what he thought was previously possible. Join us for his unique insights.