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Cuff and Mo go to the studios at Nexm Creative to sit down with Mirah and Brittany of BOB DFW to discuss one of the coolest business initiatives in the metroplex. The two visionaries explain how they met each other and how the synergy between the two was the spark that has lead to where they are now. Mirah talks about her original VISION for BOB DFW got started and how Brittany and her creative skills showed up at exactly the right time. The girls open up about what BOB DFW is doing in 2021 and how important it is for minority business owners to really get involved in helping to grow the movement.
Cuff and Mo go on the road to speak with the incomparable Freedom Johnson in one of their most introspective interviews to date. The Oklahoma City native details how he bounced around between jobs before a random car ride with a realtor changed his perspective on everything. Now the owner of his own real estate company, DRSF Keys, Johnson explains what it means to have a vision and to truly take the steps to execute it and see your plan come to fruition. Freedom explains his perspective on the power of positive thinking and how we as individuals can often be our own worst enemy when it comes to achieving our goals. Freedom gives a couple of basic real estate lessons before closing out the show with what he’s already been told by his future self from five years down the road.
Cuff and Mo sit down with the CEO of Grand Brulot Cognac, Francisco Tonarely. As a veteran of the spirits industry and numerous successful campaigns, Francisco breaks down how the example that his father set for him is serving well today when it comes to respect and hard work. Also the co-founder of Grand Brulot, Francisco details the ingredients and the process that go into making such an amazing product and what it looks like to really execute the vision that he and his partners had for it when they got started. Tonarely explains the type of space that Grand Brulot wants to occupy in the market and how he makes decisions on business initiatives that he will or will not pursue. Things close out with Francisco speaking about the long term vision of his product and who he wants at his imaginary round table.
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