We chat with Jessi Sites who has a keen eye for spotting opportunities and then making a profitable endeavor out of it. We chat about how she spots opportunities and the steps she takes to move forward with an opportunity. She also shares her hard earned wisdom through the years as a creative entrepreneur. All that and more in today's episode.

Sarah & Russell talk about their personal growth as TREPs and what they each see as the typical traits of people who desire to be a TREP.

We chat with Rachel King and Kareen Link, owners and partners of T Blue Boutique. With three locations, busy families and over 15 years of friendship how do Kareen and Rachel build a successful business and maintain a healthy friendship? What does it take to have a partnership in business and is it worth it? We cover all that in today's episode.

We talk with Tanya Smith, a multi-talented branding expert who has worked on campaigns for huge corporations and helped small businesses grow their business through branded photography. Tanya is a creative who has been terrified of sales, can you relate? We talk to her about this vulnerable issue and how she has dealt with it. Spoiler Alert: She sells. And you can too.

We chat with Joni Moore, a Trep who started a B-Corp called Snacktivist to find out if a Trep can express her values in the area of food systems. She has her sights set on ethical food system sustainability at a global level, and chose doing business to make that change. Find out about the special B-Corp second bottom line. What challenges does Joni face that you can help with?

We chat with Rick Friesen, a Trep who started recently left his job of several years to start a new contractor consulting company with his partners. He helps contractors become more profitable. Why couldn’t Rick just be satisfied with having a job? Why take the risk to build a startup? What challenges does Rick face that you can help with?

We chat with Daniel Nelmar, a VR enthusiast who started a VR Magazine with a unique subscription model. To be clear, he’s printing a real dead tree and ink magazine, not a virtual magazine or an online magazine. How many subscribers does he have? When can he afford to quit his job? What challenges does Daniel face that you can help with?