New entrepreneurs are often discouraged when watching their colleagues become successful, but they shouldn't be. Because they aren't being told the truth. Also in this show, why malls died how this is good for the future of small business. Plus, small designers, seamstresses, and tailors are going to benefit from the new industry of micro fashion. Topics 0:44 - Half of entrepreneurs lie about success 16:15 - Why malls dying helps small business (like you) 25:00 - Micro fashion is going to be a BIG thing for tailors, seamstresses and clothiers.

I can't take it anymore. We need to stop saying "2020 sucks" I'm even hearing it on advertisements now. Pain and struggle are real, but they are also quite normal and don't define us, or our future. Topics: 1:00 - Why you should STOP saying 2020 sucks 7:20 - Covid-preneuers are going to rule 2021 and beyond 20:05 - Christmas cards are going to be BIG this year. 26:23 - Burnout is getting worse for home workers, and getting better for office workers.

Just as we predicted AI and Automation is creating an incredible entrepreneurial explosion and COVID is the catalyst? Also, I met Dave Ramsey and he explained how he was "discovered" which is a great lesson on why great ideas don't win. Oh, and why forgiving college debt DOES hurt others. TOPICS: 0:53 - The entrepreneurial revolution is about to BLOW UP. (Not kidding) 15:27 - How Dave Ramsey was discovered and why the best idea doesn't win 28:31 - Forgiving college debt actually DOES hurt innocent people

0:00 - The election is over, but people are only getting more aggressive and nasty with eachother. Don't fall for the partisan power-grab trick. 10:00 - As predicted in April, the hyper-local community-based workplace may replace the centralized HQ. It's happening! 20:00 - Apple keeps removing features to sell us dongles, and the same is true with the new MacBooks with the M1 chip. HOW LONG CAN APPLE FANS TAKE IT?

I'm sure you remember the 2016 election, right? The polls couldn't have been more wrong. I asked the guy MSNBC calls a "genius" pollster, can polls be trusted? The short answer is "no." According to Berland, media polls are nothing more than reality TV. That doesn't mean they don't have a strategic purpose, however. This interview will change your entire perception of polls forever.

0:00 - The Social Dilemma documentary has a critical flaw that can't be ignored. Plus this alarmism is a tale as old as time. 10:00 - Do you know why the supply chain failed? It's actually quite simple, and it relates to the rapid decline in... consumer air travel? Guess what: this WILL affect your holiday purchases. 20:00 - I have a simple SEO / content strategy trick. How about I just tell you how to rank on Google page #1 for free? ok?

First of all, I'm proud to announce my hot topics are now broken up from guest interviews! In today's show, Americans useless hatred of each other, Covid cleaning goes too far, and small business optimism records have been set in a PANDEMIC? Topics: 0:55 - Americans hate each other more than ever, despite not being more polarized than before 15:46 - Have we gone too far with Covid cleaning? The research seems to indicate... yep. 26:46 - Small business optimism just hit a record high IN A PANDEMIC!

Half of employees don't trust their boss, and the consequences on your bottom line are bad! Dan Pontefract explains how this trust eroded, and why uncaring bosses are the least productive. All show topics: 0:20 - Apple says not including chargers with their phones cuts down on e-waste. They're wrong. 14:07 - Dan Pontefract on why you shouldn't roll your eyes when talking about empathetic leadership. 47:27 - No one wants to fly, but is the Coronavirus REALLY to blame?

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Martin Babinec co-founded TriNet, currently a $4 billion company listed on the NYSE. He gets really specific on how to create more tech jobs in your community, which levers to pull, and who can lead this effort. Other show topics: 1:35 - Don't do a virtual event! Here's why. 15:00 - Martin Babinec discusses what levers to pull to gain More Good Jobs. 47:23 - Elon Musk is making bricks. #LettersToElon 49:20 - The BIG mistake you're making with your kid's virtual schooling. 55:48 - Ireland has ruled, Subway doesn't make bread.

In this special post-debate show, Justin Brady mocks the Joe VS Don debate, and wonders why Americans want the government to fix their problems, despite also believing they aren't competent enough to do just that. Also in this show, Duracell has announced flavored batteries that taste gross. Uber and Lyft now have to meet minimum wage laws in Seattle and drivers are going to get screwed. Also, WHY do sticky price tags NOT COME OFF? 1:23 - Why the debates sucked, why media is screwing up, and why Americans want a broken government to fix their problems. 14:36 - Seattle is forcing Lyft and Uber to pay minimum wage. This will hurt drivers and riders. 23:26 - WHY do companies use adhesive price tags that DON'T COME OFF? 26:47 - Duracell is making bitter-tasting batteries.