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810 Billiards & Bowling, a three-unit emerging franchise out of South Carolina, is a classic bowling alley with an upscale twist. In its expansive space, 810 offers its customers multiple bowling lanes, billiard tables, full service bars, a fun-to- play arcade, classic board games, mini golf and so much more! The menu boasts soul satisfying foods serving lunch and dinner.

For more information please visit 810bowling.com/franchising.www.810bowling.com

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Sam George is a master at discerning trends before they are recognized as trends and communicating these ideas to the public at large.  

He is the co-author of The Great Divide: Retro vs. Metro America, the first book to name and bring awareness of the cultural rift in America, which has become a war.  The Great Divide received national press coverage, including reviews in the New York Times, Newsweek, the Los Angeles Times, and a presentation to the National Press Club that was covered by C-SPAN.

In 1995, Sam was hired to put together the strategy to legalize marijuana.  The program was in part funded by George Soros. Sam’s focus groups and polls showed that the only way to “legalize” marijuana was to “medicalize” it first. Another funder, John Sperling, Founder of University of Phoenix, described it as a “genius” idea. It worked. A total of thirty-six states have approved medical marijuana and sixteen states have legalized marijuana.

Sam now splits his time between writing and digital communication. He specializes in advocacy, marketing, and fundraising for nonprofits and corporations. He also leads an entirely online yoga company, YMEDICA, which educates yoga teachers on medical yoga.

For more information visit www.Dyscommunication.com

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Peter Oliver is owner of a Sandler Training® Center with several locations, which has been named a “Sandler Summit Level” award winner.  After attending Boston University, he managed various technology sales teams and grew a software business to $250 million.  He divides his time between Hawaii and Massachusetts.  

MAKING THE CLIMB is an indispensable resource and is the antidote to the “sink or swim” approach that sabotages too many aspiring sales professionals. Most emerging sales managers receive little or no training before taking on the job. That is a huge mistake. The climb from individual contributor to manager is worth planning and preparing for, because this role is not only among the toughest on the organizational chart, but it is also the one that offers the most upside (and downside), both personally and for the organization.. www.salefish.sandler.com

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Sharon Koifman is an author, speaker and entrepreneur who used his 15+ years of experience in the tech, recruitment & HR industries to pioneer the remote recruitment model.

After building his first company entirely remotely through the use of freelancers and contractors, he felt burned by the lack of culture and team cohesion. He then decided that there had to be a better way. 

DistantJob is the fruit of his quest to find a model for hiring remotely that results in better culture, focus and motivation – all factors necessary for top performance. Today Sharon and I discuss his new book: Surviving Remote Work: How to Thrive as a Leader and Entrepreneur in the Remote Age

www.distantjob.com www.thinkremote.com

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An “Entrepreneur for Literacy,” Brian Floriani lives and breathes his mission to transform literacy initiatives across the United States. In 2009, Brian established Bernie’s Book Bank, the largest provider of books to under-served children throughout Chicago. As Bernie’s Book Bank grew, Floriani knew he needed to not only help supply reading materials, but work towards eliminating the root of the problem, inadequate funding for literacy education and initiatives throughout the country.

To address this issue, Floriani established Freadom USA in 2020, as a purpose-driven, for-profit lifestyle brand, offering high-quality, responsibly made apparel and products, with 100% of the net profits going towards transformative literacy initiatives. By utilizing a rarely seen social enterprise business model (think Newman’s Own), Freadom is turning traditional approaches to social giving on its head, setting the audacious goal of investing $100 million to literacy initiatives annually.

Brian currently resides in Lake Forest, IL with his two children. Although his “job” never really stops, he also spends time serving as a board member for Craftsmen Cafe and 4 Coaches International. www.freadomusa.com

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Jeff J. Hunter builds personal brands for accomplished CEO’s & Founders who are ready to leverage their business achievements to become influencers in their category.

Creator of the CORE Branding Method and Founder of BrandedMedia.io which is a 50+ team Branding Agency.

www.jeffjhunter.com

In this episode, we're excited to have Shaily Hakimian co-host with me. We had loads of fun.

You can find out more about Shaily Hakimian: www.YourSocialMediaSherpa.com/

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Glenn and Lee Perry founded Samadhi Tank Co. and the commercial floatation tank industry in 1972. In their new book, “Floating in Quiet Darkness: How the Floatation Tank Has Changed Our Lives and Is Changing the World,” they tell how floatation tanks help people reboot the brain, access deep calm, and invigorate childlike creativity.

You can learn more about it at www.samadhitank.com

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The Brobe was born out of shock and frustration from seeing the recovery gowns women were given after going through such a traumatic experience. Allison created the product with everything a breast cancer survivor would need, in mind. There are pockets inside the robe for post-op fluid drains, a detachable bra with front Velcro closure, pockets in the bra to hold ice packs or prosthetic breasts, three-quarter length sleeves for easy IV access and it is made of a soft cotton blend fabric.

The cozy material makes it comfortable enough to wear at home, but the design and colors are chic enough to wear out and stay confident, even during treatments.

CEO and Founder of Brobe, Allison Schickel, joins us today to talk about her entrepreneurial journey, the inspiration behind her company and how it has now helped over 50,000 women through the recovery process of breast cancer. www.thebrobe.com

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Maria Grimm – marketing expert and CEO and cofounder of Relly As a child, Maria Grimm laid out a strategy for all the things she wanted to be when she grew up and presented this to her parents. To date, she’s checked off most of her list … with the exception of becoming President of the United States. Maybe after Relly … Maria’s sat at the table with some of the most well-known brands and shaped strategies that have generated millions of dollars.

From Budweiser to PGA of America, local community banks to start-ups, she’s had her fair share of experience with crafting content that connects with human emotions and moves the needle forward. With an American Marketing Association PCM certification and additional certifications in Google analytics, search ads, and Facebook ad planning, she’s a digital all-star who understands how each piece of the puzzle fits into the entire ecosystem of brand and marketing planning.

Maria is passionate about treating people as equals and allowing everyone to have the opportunity to succeed. Her daily goal is for everything she does to come from a place of love. She even has that tattooed on her wrist as a constant reminder. www.meetrelly.com

In this episode, we're excited to have Shaily Hakimian co-host with us. We had loads of fun. You can listen to other exciting Savvy guest at: SavvyBroadcasting.com

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Michael C. MacDonald has served as non-executive chairman of the board of Medifast, a weight-loss products company, since January 2018.

Today Michael and I delve into his new book: From the Bench to the Boardroom: My Journey from Underdog Athlete to Turnaround CEO.

Mr. MacDonald reveals some of the invaluable lessons he learned on his journey from Underdog Athlete to Turnaround CEO.

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