Ty Crandall is the founder of Credit Suite, Ty explains what business credit is, and why not having it can harm your business. He also has some advice on how to get business credit — hint: it’s easier than you think. In addition to that, tune in to learn more about Ty’s business journey, why failure is an integral part of every entrepreneurial story, and how you can predict, and plan for failures in your business!

In this special edition episode, John speaks with Dan, the Chief Sales Officer at Financial Gravity. After an “epically bad” tax season at the company, John and Dan go over the situation to figure out what went wrong and how they can improve going forward. Dan interviews John and asks him all of the hard-hitting questions about the business, in real time, without any edits. This episode they discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of this year’s tax season.

Mark Podolsky is a professional land investor since 2001, who has done over 5200 land deals. Apart from investing in raw land, he also teaches other people how to what he does, which is to create passive income in land investing without renters, rehabs, renovations or rodents. On this episode, Mark and John discuss his business model in a massive untapped niche market, and how he has built up his business to provide him with passive income and minimal involvement. Tune in to find out more.

Micah Bellieu is the founder of Fluency Corp, a company that helps business professionals get fluent in the language they do business in. After her own experiences with relocating to Mexico and struggle with learning Spanish she could use in her daily life, Micah founded Fluency Corp and now helps others learn their chosen language with a customized program that is relevant, interesting, and fun. Tune in to find out more about Micah’s business and how she is changing the paradigm of education.

Paul Slack is the founder of Vende Social, the digital marketing company for Financial Gravity. Paul got into the industry 18 years ago, by jumping on a niche in the market — that businesses didn’t know how to market themselves online. On this episode, he shares his insights about the digital marketing industry and how it has evolved over the years. Paul also has some tips on how businesses can capitalize on programmatic advertising and the role of content creation in digital marketing.

John Bowen is a serial entrepreneur and founder of three companies, CEG Worldwide, catering to financial advisors, AES Nation, focusing on entrepreneurs, and BSW Inner Circle, which is a by-invite-only concierge service for entrepreneurs committed to becoming seriously wealthy. He also shares insights about the importance of masterminds as well as the impact the virtual family office model could have on your business.

Jackie Messersmith is the President of Talent Snapshot, a company that provides tools, not for hiring but more for managing employees once they have been hired. Jackie uses a unique system and process that helps medium-sized companies evaluate their employees based on competencies and then provide courses to help them improve different skill sets. John and Jackie discuss the importance of such competency-based talent management, especially in light of low unemployment rates. Tune in to find out more!

Several famous country singers have found themselves on the wrong side of the law due to taxes, but not all of them are singing the blues — some are even able to whistle a happy tune after taking on the IRS.

Duane Brown is the founder of TakeSomeRisk.com, a digital marketing company with a focus on using data analytics as a driver of marketing and strategy decision. Duane has extensive experience in different countries where he has lived and worked, allowing him to understand the subtle differences across cultures. On this episode, he discusses his journey in his industry, as well as the insights he has gained from traveling the world.

Bicycle commuters could (somewhat) rejoice under the old law that provided them tax benefits — but under the recent Tax Cuts and Job Act, the air has been let out of their tires.