Abbie Fish was born to be a swimmer, and it is more than just in her name. In this interview, she shares her journey from competitive swimming at the highest level to her entrepreneurial endeavors in creating an online swimming instruction platform.

Abbie took her passion - competitive swimming and found a way to turn it into a profitable entrepreneurial endeavor. She shares stories of how she has essentially created a category that did not exist. What's next? You'll have to listen to find out more.

Roland O'Daniel talks about the challenges of running a non-profit organization. Cash flow is always a top concern. Learning how to smooth out the highs and lows is critical for them.

He also speaks of the challenge of marketing a non-profit. There's a careful balance required between promoting the organization and fulfilling the mission. Creating a sustainable model is of paramount importance.

In this episode, meet Isaiah Fritz, the 25-year-old business owner who founded his company at 15. And this is no run-of-the-mill company. His company has grown into a global e-commerce platform.

Isaiah discusses some of the challenges of being a business owner. He puts a paramount on trust, and has been challenged to address issues when he's found issues with this on his team.

Danny took the leap into entrepreneurship in 2016 when he founded Elevator Solutions, Inc. He shares some of the surprises of being a new business owner. He talks about the challenges of making the transition from being a good technician to being a good businessperson. He also speaks to the importance of culture in the success of a business.

His compassion for his team is evident when he shares about his team being impacted by a vehicle accident last year. He clearly believes in bringing balance for his team and his family.

He also shares some great learnings for those starting a business: Pay yourself first, adopt the Profit-first model and offload tasks that take your energy and focus away.