There are millions of front line employees whose work experience could be improved by getting beautiful, and usable technology to use. Revunit thrives on creating programs that give the end user an experience that improves efficiency in their work, and enhance communication.

Darrah Brustein, co-founder of Equitable Payments, author, business consultant, founder of Network Under 40, and today she is going to share a bit about her background. Darrah gives not only her background story, but give some ever important advice on being in business with family.

Elena Petzold, founder of Momma's milk box, talks about how she handles customer service, and creates raving fans. Their focus is on communication with customers, and focusing on building relationships.Word of mouth through social media has been key to their success.

Mish Slade, author of "May I have your attention please?", shares the best piece of business advice that you will want to hear. At the start of your business, if you want to get work done, and make money, then stop focusing on things that are meaningless. If you spend all your time on making your website look pretty, and getting more followers, and designing your business card, you will miss out on getting your first client. Work on getting clients first, and then begin to scale out even more.

Recognize your staff everyday! This is not just "employee of the month". Purposefully go around your office and find ways to recognize your employees for the great things that they are doing, rather than going around looking for the wrong things that they do.

If you feel like you are not living up to your fullest, then take a listen to this episode, where Daniel set the record straight.

YOU create the story you tell yourself. You say you don't believe everything you see, hear, and think. Then how do you create your beliefs? The beliefs in yourself, in life, in everything.

What you learn in school, and what you learn in the real world, are very different. In the business world, you have to learn what the real solution is. You cannot just simply put out a bunch of work, and hope it works. You need to document the solution, get it in front of the end users, and see it play out. Eric brings us back to a time early on when he began to learn this lesson in his software development company.

Fleetwood is an entrepreneur, visionary, and bike enthusiast. His company, Villy Custom, is Texas' first custom beach bike shop, and they launched the first online cruiser bike building site, which now allows custom bikes to be built then shipped all around the world. 

Michael Dash battled addiction for many years, but he was able to refocus that energy on more positive and productive things in life. Such as, making his business highly successful.

In this episode, Michael shares a little background on his life in his earlier years.

Each generation brings with it a uniqueness in life, and the workforce. The more that you understand about a generation, the better you can adapt to them, to help them boost productivity in their own unique way. Right now, millennial's are more prevalent in the workforce, so it's important that you understand millennial's and where they're coming from. This will not only help them be the best that they can, but will also help you. Cris Tuff shares some