Brandon Woyshnis, the visionary behind Woyshnis Media and some of the most stunning automotive imagery on social media, takes us behind the scenes of his remarkable journey from amateur car enthusiast to sought-after photographer. What began with "borrowing" his mother's $50 Nikon to photograph his own vehicle evolved into a career capturing multi-million dollar hypercars and building a specialized production team.

The conversation reveals Brandon's ingenious filming techniques, including his custom-built harness system that allows him to hang from the back of a minivan while capturing supercars in motion. His team uses specialized communication systems that create what Brandon describes as an "Xbox party chat" experience, allowing for seamless coordination during high-speed shoots. This behind-the-scenes process has become almost as popular as the final product, with millions of viewers fascinated by his daring filming methods.

Beyond the technical aspects, Brandon shares invaluable insights about the business side of creative work. He discusses the importance of knowing your worth, the power of saying "no" to opportunities that undervalue your expertise, and how genuine relationships have been the cornerstone of his success in the automotive community. His refreshing perspective reminds us that the most sustainable path in creative industries isn't found through expensive equipment or aggressive self-promotion, but through authentic passion and consistently excellent work. As Brandon puts it: "I don't have a job—I just do what I love on a regular basis and figure out how to make money off of it."

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Join us on this electrifying episode of On Track as we sit down with legendary motorsports photographer, Jamey Price. Jamey takes us on a riveting journey from his roots in horse racing to becoming a highly sought-after motorsport photographer. He shares intimate stories of his formative years being shaped by the intensity and physicality of steeplechase racing, and how an unexpected satellite TV encounter shifted his career path toward the high-octane world of motorsport.

Ever wondered how a photo essay on bow ties could launch a career? Jamey reveals pivotal moments that fueled his rise from amateur to professional sports photographer, including the unforgettable Carolina Cup project that caught the attention of Southern Living Magazine. With firsthand insights into covering events from swim meets with Michael Phelps to NFL games, Jamey's transition into Formula One photography underscores the dedication and passion required to make it in this competitive field. Aspiring photographers will find valuable lessons in his story of perseverance and creative strategy.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at the meticulous planning and strategic efforts involved in capturing the perfect motorsport shots. Jamey breaks down the complexities and challenges of photographing iconic races like Le Mans and the Indy 500, sharing the importance of grassroots involvement and continuous learning. From dealing with client requests to scouting new circuits, Jamey's professional tips and personal anecdotes offer a treasure trove of inspiration and practical advice. Whether you’re a motorsport enthusiast or a budding photographer, this episode is packed with insights to fuel your own journey.

Want to follow Jamey's life as a motorsport photographer? Check out his social pages below! 

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What if you could transform your career and close over $100 million in real estate transactions? Tune in to this riveting episode of On Track as we chat with Jesse Misener, who made a bold transition from a Nordstrom sales representative to a top-tier real estate professional. Jesse unpacks the motivations for his career shift, the rollercoaster of challenges and rewards as a 1099 employee, and the crucial systems he created for predictable income. Discover how Jesse's innovative networking and community-building activities have fueled his monumental success in real estate.

Have you ever wondered how visualization and manifestation can impact your business? Jesse shares his strategic approach to balancing prospecting and client management, including the pivotal decision to hire an assistant. He dives into the complexities of time management, ensuring a steady flow of future business while handling current contracts. Our conversation takes a personal turn as Jesse opens up about the effects of his career on family life, the relentless quest for work-life balance, and the profound impact of setting intentions and affirmations.

Ever considered how a structured routine could end your day on a high note? Jesse details his "end with order" practice, a game-changer for reducing anxiety and maintaining boundaries in a 1099 environment. We also explore his passion for golfing, live sports, and motorsports, reminiscing about muscle cars and the thrill of driving a Tesla. Jesse wraps up with the significance of accountability and gratitude in his life, appreciating the mentors and partners who keep him on track. Join us for a dynamic and motivational episode that promises actionable insights and a peek into Jesse's personal and professional triumphs.

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In this episode of On Track Rob Sears, owner of Sears Injury Law & Seattle Injury Law, talks about the key element that helped him scale his business from $50 Million recovered for his clients 2 years ago, to now $200 Million recovered to date for his clients. 

Rob shares the importance of keeping your mission and your “why” at the center of everything that you do within your business. 

In this episode you’ll:

- Learn about systems that scale

- Understand the importance of keeping your “why” in the forefront 

- Dive into why who’s on your team matters 

Learn more about Rob and his business at the links below:

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