Peter Winick is the found of Thought Leader Leverage. In this episode, Derek gets to know Peter about his background, and what led him to creating Thought Leader Leverage.

Derek Champagne interviews the founder of bot nation, Peter Lisoske about the latest in chatbot technology. Peter talks about how Chat Bots can help a business deliver consistent, and excellent service to your customers. It's a technology that will continue to grow and develop overtime, and is worth paying attention to.

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.

What's your core company purpose, and values? These are the things that motivate you to wake up every morning, to go run your business. You have to be 100% bought into your mission in your company, so that your customers are can be bought into your company.

A lot of non-profits struggle to really make a dent, and really expand to make the difference they strive to do. Michele explains how important partnerships are, to help non-profits expand and go nationwide, and make a massive impact.

Michael Dweck, founder of Basic Outfitters, talks about the leap of faith into this new business venture that he and he wife had started. It's not just about taking risks, it's about taking calculated risks. Listen to full episodes released each Sunday at www.BLSnow.net

Derek Champagne, CEO of The Artist Evolution, interviews Mathew Proud. Mathew is the Chief Marketing Officer for the revolutionary new app, Friender. Matthew discusses how he built awareness to the app. 

Some entrepreneurs hustle and grind for a few years, and go through a 4 or 5 businesses. Douglas Hutchings talks about how his business started in college when a class he took challenges the students to start a business with a real cash prize up for grabs. Two of his partners for this project went on to pursue jobs in their respective degrees, and he continued on with this business idea.