Sean discusses examples of businesses that have disrupted the marketplace and culture. The people that come up with big ideas deserve to be billionaires. Encouragement for entrepreneurs to go for it when it comes to disruptive ideas.

Ron founded and exited a very successful business in Two Maids and a Mop and afterwards founded Pink Zebra Moving, a company that is disrupting the moving company industry.

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As an Influencer, Entrepreneur, and Public Speaker, Lance Bachmann has a history of helping companies propel their growth with tangible results. 

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Sean encourages entrepreneurs to be intentional with the culture they create in their businesses. To build a great culture in a company, the business owner must decide the culture, hire for it, talk about it, reinforce it, reward it and promote it with management.

After a stint in the corporate world, @candacenelson opened up her bakery, Sprinkles.com, and Pizzana.com. Her book Sweet Success: A Simple Recipe to Turn your Passion into Profit, is out now!

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I had business partner who EVERY time we had a massive decision to make he would avoid coming to work for a few days. Making decisions CRIPPLED him. 

Self-confidence is one of the keys to winning. Sean shares how self confidence made him a millionaire in this podcast.  There is a difference between the delusion of arrogance and recognizing your gifts.

@MAMcConnell is the author of "Get Out of My Head - Creating Modern Clarity with Stoic Wisdom” and the CEO Rented.com. He talks with Sean about how to stop “renting your mind” out to things you can’t control and other people.

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Candy is the author of WEALTH HABITS: Six Ordinary Steps to Achieve Extraordinary Financial Freedom, out now! She has been building businesses for over two decades in a variety of fields such as services, retail, manufacturing, and real estate. 

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There is value in being first to the marketplace with a product/service but it is not necessary. Google wasn’t the first search engine. Apple didn’t create the first phone. Before Facebook, there was MySpace. Instead, I think you should swim in shark-infested waters! In fact, YOU should be the baddest shark in the water. Let me tell you why…