Are you able to grow up "Poor As Hell" and 50 years later become a billionaire? Well that is what Tyler Perry has done. In this episode we will go a journey of Tyler's path to becoming a media mogul and billionaire.

In this episode we talk about serial entrepreneur and NYT Best-Selling Author Gary Vaynerchuk's Triangle For Success, including How To Keep Employees, Customers, and Executives Happy.

In this episode we discuss what it means to be wealthy. Also the Wealth Triangle (Business Owner, Real Estate Investor, and Financial Investor and how to become successful in those areas. Stay tuned and join us on this Wealth Triangle Journey.

In this episode we talk about the differences in entrepreneurship and small business ownership, entrepreneurship origins, masquerade ball, fundraising founders, intrapreneurs and so much more. Stay tuned. Enjoy

Besides their bank balances are billionaires really different from the rest of society. Their habits are what creates the separation, or the execution of the habits. The following billionaire share their habits that help them live a fulfilled life.

Great question. Ashley Mateo wrote an article in Wall Street Journal about this. She interviewed business professionals to share their experiences on LinkedIn. After listening to this episode you can judge for yourself.

Leadership has been around since the beginning of time, but thought leadership or influencer is fairly new in context. What is a thought leader? Why should someone become a thought leader? Great questions. We talk all about thought leadership in this episode. Stay tuned.

Leigh Buchanan, Editor at Large for Inc. Magazine wrote an article talking about the 6 Reasons Entrepreneurs Crush It, this podcast talks about the 6 Reasons and the importance of the 6 Reasons so that you can CRUSH it as an entrepreneur yourself.

Would you rather be a steakhouse or buffet? A master or a Jack of All Trades. I chose to be a master and steakhouse. Enjoy this episode while I make the case for becoming a world class steakhouse versus a local commodity buffet.

What is the most important word in business? HR, Marketing, Advertising, Finance, Technology, Innovation, Sales, Profit. Culture is the one word that all these words have in common. In this episode we call talk about the 3 Company Cultures, Divisional Culture, Department Culture. We also discuss why U.S. Companies lose $550 Billion in productivity and revenue every year, and so much more. Enjoy the episode!