Lisa is joined by guest Bob Stenhouse, founder of Veritas Solutions. Bob Stenhouse is a retired RCMP organized crime, homicide and undercover investigator. ... Posing as a hitman for hire - and gaining convictions of would-be killers - has been a catalyst for Bob's lifelong quest to gain insight and understanding into the human condition. Bob made national news as a police whistleblower. Join Bob and Lisa as they discuss investigation techniques in the workplace such as The Reasonable Person Test, Emotional Intelligence (IQ) VS Decency Quotient (DQ), how Bob believes that reading body language has no place in his investigations and body language expertise is a Pseudoscience, the value of silence and much more...

In this episode, Clark Bartram, a renowned fitness expert,  joins Lisa and shares his insights on what it takes to be a real man, emphasizing the importance of persistence, consistency, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

In today's episode, Lisa has focused on changing your success trajectory in 2023. She will walk you through discovering how to flood yourself with a downpour of opportunities. Tune in to find out how what lies between your ears is the key...

In today's episode, Lisa is joined by the CEO advisory Guru, Adam Coffey.  Adam is highly sought after for his 'unicorn abilities' to help companies create rapid expansion through strategic acquisitions as part of a buy-and-build strategy.

Adam shares some of those strategies on the episode of Real Talk with Lisa, in an attempt to help you be able to apply those tactics and create more wealth in your business. 

This episode is part one of a two-part series.

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Find Adam at www.AdamECoffey.com

Two of the three companies he built achieved enterprise values of $1B. Over 58 acquisitions completed.

Throughout his career, Coffey has had a proven track record of achieving notable outcomes for stakeholders. His career average at exit is 5x MOIC (Multiple of Invested Capital).

In today's episode, Lisa introduces why you never start your personal brand, a startup, or a new product line or service with a Minimum Viable Product (MVP). She tells you why you need to start with a Minimum Delightful Product (MDP) instead and what that means for you and your business within the journey of building and scaling. 

In today's episode, Lisa is joined by her good friend, Data Analyst, business strategist and investor Jack Garzella. Together they've reviewed a multitude of investment opportunities ranging from investment requests of $300K to $50 MIllion in a plethora of industries. Jack and Lisa sit down and discuss the common problems they see founders make when they are looking to get funding from their ecosystems of high-net-worth investors.

Today's episode is inspired by the realization that there are several very successful people who don't actually know that their own name is prime online real estate and that they must protect their best asset. 

Lisa interviews Wade McCrory, one of the youngest Texas Business Hall of Fame recipients of 2022 Future Business Legend Award, Territorial owner of Premiere Outdoor Movies, who's efforts is expanding territory faster than anyone in the history of the company has. Discover how he creates experiences that make people want to work with him and buy from him. 

Lisa Patrick brings the heat on this Real Talk as she dives into the notion of the average American's limiting sabotage thinking and behavior specific to the Top 1% earners in North America. 

Today's episode was created out of real frustration from sitting and listening to really great people pitch their business ideas and businesses as investment opportunities really really bad, the other day in a pitch marathon. When I say bad, I really mean horrifically. 

I've had the unique distinction and honor to pitch multiple deals ranging from asks of $300K to $15+M and sit on several deals being pitched to me.

The deals that get the most attention and money are the ones that followed these 6 simple rules and told the story not from the person seeking the investment but from what the investor actually wanted to know. 

That's the biggest mistake I see happen when really good people pitch their business ideas - they forgot to learn what the investor wants to know and deliver that information accordingly.

The pitch is never about you and your business idea it's all about ensuring the INVESTOR gets the information they want to make the decision as to whether they are going to invest. IT'S THAT SIMPLE!!!