I talk about a past project that ended up being a great looking project when all was said and done, but the relationship between the client and myself deteriorated to the point where I ended up walking away from the project.

Lately I've been super busy, but at the same time, I've been getting burned out. In this episode I first admit that I'm not too motivated but then begin to talk myself out of this rut. I also cover how someone I met a year or two ago passed on hiring me, but now has hired me for a new project.

I had an interview with a local business network where they asked for marketing advice. I mentioned that one way to expand your business is to hack the existing services you already have. In this episode I explain what i mean by that concept.

Back from vacation and finally getting back in the swing of things. When marketing in any form I now have an approach that there are two main service categories first, which then all subcategories fall under.

In this episode I give an update of what’s been going on the past couple weeks. I also touch on dwelling on the past, and it’s negative effects.

I sit down with John Lorenzo of Revcowork, based in Sicklerville, NJ. John talks about how he got to starting Revcowork last year (2017), and what his plans are for it in the future.

I’ve been following Esports recently due to some possible projects that may be in the pipeline. In this episode I discuss some thoughts and observations I have regarding Esports.

I spent some time this last week looking at my firm’s financial performance the last few years. From there I began planning what the next steps I will be taking in my business and business day.

In this episode I recorded a few shorter segments through this week, which usually is a reflection of my mindset throughout a week. Best part is I finished with a set action to take next Monday.

Patrick and I usually run into each other on Sunday evenings at the 13th Child Brewery here in Williamstown, so we decided to record this where Patrick speaks about Sustainable Monroe, the community garden, backyard chickens, and more.