When you are running, operating, scaling your business, and going through your 12 week year goals, you will need accountability. It is so easy to get off track when you go at goals alone. Having someone, or a team, there to keep you focused when you get off track will help you accomplish your goals.

Brian Moran talks about the importance of accountability while working toward your 12 Week Year.

As entrepreneurs, we are optimistic, and have this vision of success, but sometimes we jump in just a little too soon. Others may not have the confidence to do what most entrepreneurs will. Pat gives some advice for those who are a little more hesitant jumping into the unknown due to the risk factor that comes along with entrepreneurship.

One tips is to build out some milestones to track your progress as you move forward.

Yigal talks about the speed bumps, excuses, stresses, and how to run teams. He shares today the top 3 things leader needs to do day to day working with people.

Clarity - be clear in what you want, and what you need.

Courage - have to have courage to communicate, sit in from of person and talk about the situation.  

Commitment - to your business, your health, wealth, and family. People look up to someone to follow because they want to, not because they have to.

David Baker is the CoFounder of Creatives United and Founder/Owner of Launch Retreat. In this interview, Derek asks David what is thing he is most proud of both professionally and personally. 

Sometimes you have to ask for help. In fact, you could never know everything to where you won't have to ask for help. Dev shares about why it is important to ask for help at times, in order to become a little more successful.

Matthew Alexander, Co-Founder of IllumiBowl, and SharkTank Vetern, shares his experience in the tank.

Starting with the lengthy application process, the interviews, and then getting flown out for an in person interview, the whole process is really a means to an end of actually helping you. The mission is to really help you, your business, and your pitch.

Information can be hacked from the internet, due to the humans being the weakest link to security methods. Emails come in saying to click links, or websites have pop ups to install software to watch videos.

Sometimes humans have malicious intent, or they just don't care and click on whatever they want even though they were trained not to. The humans have been the most difficult thing to secure.

There will always be ups and downs. What would you be willing to sacrifice for a lifetime of freedom? Would you trade in a year of pay for it? Vincent made a huge sacrifice to get rid of his debt, built his business, and quit the day job to focus on his business full time. When the economy crashed in 2008, his company was fine. This was the moment he knew, that he was doing something different, something unique, something that would change his life for the better.

Former US Paratrooper, to business owner. Jamie Jay left the military with 1994 with $386.14 to his name. A friend of his got him a job with a company selling office equipment, and fax machines. Through these jobs, he learned a lot about sales and marketing, and after 12 years of the corporate world, he realized he did not like it. He leaves corporate, and starts his own real estate advertisement agency in 2006, then the 2008 crash happened. This huge set back, put him back into the corporate world, but Jamie did not stop his pursuit for something  of his own.

With 2019 now upon us, you probably have new goals, and ideas you want to start implementing. One of these could be building a custom application for your business, or service; so we bring Mathew proud to you on today's episode. When developing an application, one of the biggest things you may not realize is the overall cost of it. Small tweaks can turn to thousands of dollars worth of work.