This Episode of Reeves Rules features Alex Sedlock, a 24-year-old self-made multi-millionaire entrepreneur with three businesses: a media agency, an e-commerce Pilates sock brand, and a software app called Paper. He shares his journey from dropping out of college to building multiple ventures, emphasizing the importance of self-belief, persistence, and solving real problems.Key PointsEntrepreneurial JourneyDropped out of college after a transformative experience and a dorm incident.Started by shadowing his mom in real estate, then moved to TikTok content creation.First TikTok video went viral, leading to rapid growth and business opportunities.Business ModelsMedia Labs: Agency with 40 employees, labor-intensive but funds other ventures.Pilates sock brand: Organic growth via social media, no paid ads yet, faces challenges with manufacturing and tariffs.Paper app: Software product focused on enabling users to earn money without upfront costs; considered the most promising for a big exit.ChallengesLost significant inventory due to fulfillment issues.Tax and tariff complications impacting margins.Difficulty in paid advertising and manufacturing terms.Mindset and AdviceAdvocates for consistent content creation (5 TikToks/day).Stresses the importance of having a big "why" beyond money.Warns against materialism and superficial success.Encourages solving real problems and being patient with business growth.Personal InsightsPrefers simple living and values freedom over luxury.Highlights the importance of delegation and building a strong team.Shares lessons learned from impulsive luxury purchases.This conversation offers practical insights into entrepreneurship, social media growth, and maintaining balance in life and business.

In this Episode of Reeves Rules, Cam interviews Daniel Hutchinson, founder and CEO of Project Spark, discussing his journey in mental wellness, the power of creativity in healing, and the importance of discipline, faith, and self-accountability in overcoming adversity.Project Spark and Mental WellnessProject Spark uses creative outlets (art, community, workshops) to promote positive mental health.Daniel’s experience as a mental wellness coach inspired him to create inclusive spaces for healing beyond traditional therapy.Creativity helps break emotional barriers, as shown in a story of a patient who opened up through drawing.Personal Journey and PsychologyDaniel’s background as a college athlete and psychology graduate shaped his approach to mental health.Overcoming childhood trauma and sports injuries taught him resilience and the importance of mindset.Psychology knowledge is applied daily in his life and business.Motivation, Discipline, and FaithMotivation fades; discipline and systems (routines, small wins) sustain progress.Faith provides strength to pivot and persevere through setbacks.Self-accountability and facing consequences build character and prevent negative cycles.Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)Daniel worked with TMS, a non-drug treatment using magnetic pulses to rewire brain pathways for depression and anxiety.He personally benefited from TMS during difficult times, endorsing it as a powerful mental health tool.Advice for EntrepreneursBelieve in yourself, stay aligned with your values, and consistently show up despite distractions.Use available resources and maintain focus on what fills your cup to achieve success.

Ever dreamed of turning your passion for videography into a thriving business? In this video, I’m joined by my buddy Curtis, the genius behind www.cstudios.co —a videography pro who’s worked with icons like The Rock, Ronnie Coleman, and even filmed a Mike Tyson fight. Curtis shares his top tips for launching your own videography business, from finding your niche to scoring big-name clients. Ready to kickstart your journey? Check out his amazing work at www.cstudios.co and follow him on Instagram @yourfriendcurtis @cstudios.co for more inspiration. Hit play and let’s get started—your videography dreams are waiting!#entrepreneurship #businesstips #creativebusiness #filmmakingtips #videographerlife #growyourbusiness #reevesrules

How to start a gym? I’m Cameron Reeves, 7 figure e-com founder, and on Reeves Rules, I’m sitting down with Johnny Olsen, the mastermind behind South Florida’s biggest indoor/outdoor gym, Johnny O’s. Johnny shares battle-tested tips on how to create a high-energy vibe, overcome brutal challenges, and build a gym that changes lives. Whether you’re a newbie entrepreneur or a fitness hustler, this episode’s your blueprint to dominate. Subscribe for more, follow @itscamreeves on all platforms. #GymBusiness #Entrepreneurship #startagym #ReevesRules #FitnessTip #HowToStartAGym How to build a gym? How to start your own Gym? Tips on starting a gym? How to Start your gym profitable? How to build the best gym?

How does a guy go from a 500 sq ft apartment to a $1 million e-com brand selling socks? I am Cameron Reeves, and this is my raw, unfiltered journey. Raised on Legos, benched in high school football, blew $200k in crypto, and tanked three businesses (yep, bounce houses included). Then, my fiancée’s pilates sock idea sparked Pilabarre (@pila.barre) We hustled from a garage to seven figures. Want the real talk on building an empire? Join Reeves Rules for e-com tips and life lessons from the grind. Subscribe now, follow  @Itscamreeves  and feel free to comment or DM any questions 💪 #Ecommerce #Entrepreneurship #ReevesRules

Step into the gritty world of top entrepreneurs with Cameron Reeves, Co-founder of Pilabarre. We unpack their raw journeys, decode what fuels success, wrestle with the real meaning of happiness, and reveal the hard-won lessons that got them there. No fluff, just truth—join us and level up