That's right, ASK ME ANYTHING! As I always like to put it, "closed mouths don't get feed." Over the years I've experienced a lot being an entrepreneur, building my business with only 9 bucks, and figuring out how to create a balance with family, work, and life. I had someone answer so many of my questions when I first began my journey. The best I can do is pay it forward and provide great advice and knowledge to others. There are no limits. ASK ME ANYTHING.

Jason Stubbs is the mortgage professional and your consumer advocate for all things real estate on his show Real Estate Radio in Austin, Texas. His competitive drive is what keeps him motivated and going as an entrepreneur. What's his "Why?" Staying humble, leaving his mark, and creating a legacy.

As founder & director of Total City Sports Volleyball in Austin, Texas, Lesley Heard never seen herself being an entrepreneur and business owner. Fortunately, her background from being a hard working athlete, and former volleyball player herself, is what helped prepare her to build this small non-profit, with only a few kids, to now over 700. She has developed a program that not only provides low-income girls the opportunity to be a better volleyball player, but also teaches them how to take that same work ethic used in sports and apply it to life.

Greg E Hill is a Motivational Speaker, Author, Entrepreneur, and Pod caster. But all those great talents were formed by staying tall in the pocket and not panicking and running. Mental health issues, losing $20,000 in one night, taking 7 years to receive a college degree -are just tips of the iceberg. Greg's story will inspire you beyond imagination. This is the journey of a guy that didn't allow his struggles to dictate his future.

The days of "build it and they will come" are over. Your idea sucks until you take action and transition it from an idea to an actual product or service. But once you know what it is that you're selling, you can't sit back and expect it to just work. You have to make it happen. Brainstorm, create a strategy, implement, critique, and repeat.

Todd Griffin, owner of Veteran Lawn Care & Landscaping, started his business with an electric weed eater, electric blower, and a mower that his dad passed down to him. Starting with little has grown to a lot. Todd is a US Army Veteran who's taken his military mindset, leadership, and work ethics to grow a great lawn care and landscaping company from nothing. As he likes to put it "I Served America, Now I'm Here To Serve You".

We all need some form of a support system but when it comes to entrepreneurship, I don't believe in being dependent on any person. Not your mom, dad, wife, husband, brother, sister, friends. Not anyone. Why? Because it's your vision. Not theirs. You can't expect others to understand a vision that's only given to you. If they support you, great. If not, no worries. Your daily grind needs to be self driven and fueled by YOUR VISION to create the lifestyle you want.

Building a business from ground up is never easy. In today's economy there are tons of startups and people diving into the entrepreneurial life. But what makes these people unique isn't their success, but the story behind their success. The hardships, the failures, balancing family & work, and unsuccessful expectations. In this episode I dive into the startup grind and how you should embrace your journey.

Being an athlete all my life, I've always carried that competitive and goal driven mentality into with everything I do, including being an entrepreneur. On this episode I chat with a long time friend, Juliann Johnson.

Her passion being a professional volleyball player in pursuit of making the 2020 Olympic team and bringing home the gold for USA, is the same as when she's in the recording studio perfecting a song and her vocals. Her athletic mindset, drive and passion is what keeps her focused both as an athlete and entrepreneur.

I reached out to Darryl Stevens back in 2015 when I was only a freelancer web designer, and trying build an actual agency. We were complete strangers to one another, and with open arms he mentored me. But little did I know, Darryl had a much deeper purpose as to why he's helped me. As successful as he is, his passion isn't driven by money but inspiring and helping others.