Derek Phelps joins the podcast to talk about a career in comedy and we do our best to define the track comedians can take through the business of comedy. Derek has been on The David Letterman show, and appeared in multiple comedy showcases around the country.

Derek appears regular in Austin Comedy Clubs, including Cap City Comedy, Esther's Follies, and the Velveeta Room.

Here is our favorite bit:

https://youtu.be/Hp_qBAA1Ekk

For more on Derek Phelps, you can check out his website:

http://thederekphelps.com/

Check out last week's episode with Ryan Rafols:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtqklljNK1g&t=2436s

For more information on why this podcast exists:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2ioYnOTbd8

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Ryan Rafols, CEO and Co-Founder of Newchip joins the podcast to talk about how his company is changing the way individual investors can become equity holders for the first time pre-ipo companies via their website and mobile application. Newchip is revolutionizing the micro-investor and in our opinion, a must have mobile app.

Ryan describes some of the rationale behind this venture, why and how someone might get involved in using Newchip, as well as some of the story around the company’s beginning.

To learn more about Newchip check out their website:

https://newchip.com/

Check out last week's episode with Bruce Jones:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyoynisCR2s&t=2261s

For more information on why this podcast exists:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2ioYnOTbd8

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Bruce Jones, CRO and EVP of Civitas Learning joins the podcast to talk about a stellar career in Sales Leadership. Bruce has been World Wide VP of Sales at HP and North American Director of Sales at IBM.

Bruce is also the entry point of Lee’s sales career over 10 years ago.

Bruce discusses the importance of education and his involvement with non profit organizations that focus on development of kids here in the US.

For more on i.c Stars you can visit the site @ https://www.icstars.org/

For more on Chivitas Learning you can visit the site @ https://www.civitaslearning.com/

Check out last week's episode with Tyler Baker: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=znpnI8IPWTk&t=53s

For more information on why this podcast exists:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2ioYnOTbd8

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Tyler Baker, Co-Founder of TeamSynced and Onit Professional Scouting Services joins the podcast to talk about the story of how he came into entrepreneurship and some of the details around how he landed 350 NCAA customers, and over 2/3rds of Major League Baseball with his software brands.

Tyler speaks to what we refer to as “the chip”, or the chip on the shoulder that seems to drive so many people, how he identified it as a former athlete and used it as a motivator rather that something that oppressed him. Tyler is an excellent example of the Lean Start Up model and describes some of his ideas.

For more on TeamSynced you can visit the site @

www.teamsynced.com

For more on Onit you can visit the site @ www.onitapp.io.com

Check out last week's episode with Jay Curry:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ay4eZRnJv0o

For more information on why this podcast exists:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2ioYnOTbd8

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Jay Curry Founder of Talent Robot joins the podcast to talk about the future of jobs and particularly the process of selection in the future.

Talent Robot is the first of it’s breed, “recruiter as a service (RAAS)”. Talent Robot utilizes AI to work through thousands of applicants and define who within the applying pool will be the right fit for a particular role.

For more on Talent Robot you can visit the site under development now @ www.talentrobot.ai

Please pardon the sound quality this week as we had to publish our back up audio due to a technical difficulty.

Check out last week's episode with Jason Chicola:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTUseCoQ2XU&feature=youtu.be

For more information on why this podcast exists:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2ioYnOTbd8

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Jason Chicola of Rev.com joins the podcast to talk about his experience as an entrepreneur, as well as the education process that has prepared him. Rev.com focuses on a transcription services used by the smallest podcasts, all the way to your Netflix captioning.

Jason's story is unique in that he worked at McKinsey, and was one of the first employees of ODESK.com, (now upwork.com) before he went out on his own. We touch briefly on Jason's education at MIT and the education system of today.

Jonathan Boos of WurkinStiffs joins the podcast to talk about the idea that led to his creation of the WurkinStiffs brand, being on Shark Tank, and taking an idea through the process of execution.

We focus on the story of taking this idea from simply an idea to something that has become a favorite product of men everywhere.

To Learn more about Johnathan’s company check out: www.wurkinstiffs.com

-Apologies for the still frame shot, we had a camera freeze that left our options limited. -

Check out last week's episode with Mike McAnanlly:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQphWjLrO80&t=445s

For more information on why this podcast exists:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2ioYnOTbd8

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Mike McAnally joins the podcast to talk about a career in technology that has resulted in his start-up RealSynch which is just opening up in beta.

Mike discusses how he grew up in the space, finding the right market to build for, and talks to the most important things real estate needs.

Curt Steinhorst joins the podcast to talk about a career in public speaking, an amazon best selling book and the epidemic of distraction.

Curt is founder of www.focuswise.com and speaks 75 times per year at corporate events and in other capacities.

This podcast details the initial obstacles of writing a book and how to get started in the process.

We had some latency issues with the recording, so apologies for Curt's still shot video, but the content is well worth publishing.

Lee Corning joins the podcast to discuss his history trading futures, failed startups, a few successful ones, and a career in software.

Lee is in the process of launching a new app called contractspot.io. For more information go to: www.contractspot.io

Check out last week's episode with Greg Hampton and Matt Mashall:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AADPytN-gdI

For more information on why this podcast exists:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2ioYnOTbd8

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