Join Bryce as he sits down with David Little to talk through growth, systems, and what it really takes to build in today’s market. They explore lessons learned along the way and share a candid look at the mindset behind scaling a business!

Join Bryce as he explores the rapid rise of AI and what it could mean for the future of work. He reflects on how quickly the technology is advancing, how it’s already changing the way businesses operate, and why understanding these tools now may matter more than ever in the years ahead.

Join Bryce as he unpacks a bold move that reshaped his business—and why most private lenders are losing by competing on price. From behind-the-scenes lessons to real numbers, this episode dives into pricing psychology, what changes when you charge more, and how to stand out without racing to the bottom.

Join Bryce as he shares a few high-level reflections from the most recent HMB Mastermind in Atlanta and how they’ve influenced his thinking, business model, and what he will change in his own lending business!

Join Bryce for a quick reflection on why uniform systems matter in private lending, and how consistency in processes and payment structures reduces friction and supports a more scalable business.

Join Bryce as he continues part two of a recent update, offering a high-level look at new improvements and behind-the-scenes progress shaping the platform’s direction.

Join Bryce as he shares a rundown of recent Lendr product updates, why they matter, and how the platform continues to evolve! This is part one, with more to come in the next episode.

Join Bryce as he talks with private lender Josh Nix about his journey through real estate, lessons learned along the way, building a sustainable business, and why long-term thinking, simplicity, and resilience matter more than rapid growth.

Join Bryce as he reflects on 2025, sharing personal milestones, business lessons, and an honest look at what worked, what didn’t, and how those experiences are shaping the year ahead.

Join Bryce as he explains why pitch decks rarely raise capital on their own and what investors actually look for instead. He unpacks how trust is built through communication, consistency, and stewardship—and why relationships matter far more than slides.