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Ever dream of building a portfolio of successful businesses while traveling the world? In this episode, Alex Ostrov of Nomad CPA reveals how he did just that. Alex pulls back the curtain on the financial strategies used by elite entrepreneurs to scale multiple companies simultaneously through a holding company structure. He breaks down why your financial numbers are more than just a tax-time headache—they're a roadmap to unlocking hidden growth, making smarter decisions, and achieving your ultimate goals. This episode is a must-listen for any entrepreneur who feels overwhelmed by their financials or wants to build a business that truly supports their ideal lifestyle.
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📝 About Alex Ostrov
Alex Ostrov is the founder of Nomad CPA, a fractional CFO and full-service finance firm dedicated to helping entrepreneurs scale their portfolios. After starting his career at a Big Four accounting firm in Bermuda, Alex embraced the remote work lifestyle and traveled to over 35 countries, which inspired him to launch his own business. He specializes in working with hands-on operators who run multiple businesses, providing the strategic financial partnership they need to centralize processes, optimize performance, and grow their revenue to $25 million and beyond.
🎯 Alex’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs
"You don't have to fully dive in the deep end. If you want to get into the entrepreneurship journey, you don't need to fully quit your W2 job... you can talk to your company, see if you can scale back, go on as a contractor, and then from there, it gives you more flexibility to work with other businesses or start another business."
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In this episode, we sit down with Charlie Klarskov, the founder of WorkshopsForRetirement.com, who shares his incredible journey from a pig farm in Denmark to building a 29-person remote company that operates in 45 states. Charlie pulls back the curtain on how he scaled a business centered around in-person events by mastering digital marketing, automation, and a "Lego-building" mindset. This episode is a masterclass for any entrepreneur who wants to understand the power of systems, the truth about marketing (spoiler: it's all experimentation), and how to leverage technology like AI not to replace people, but to reduce stress and scale your impact. Tune in to learn how Charlie turned a simple, descriptive idea into a well-oiled machine that serves communities across the nation.
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📝 About Charlie Klarskov
Charlie Klarskov is the founder of WorkshopsForRetirement.com, a company that promotes educational events to help local communities with retirement planning. Originally from a pig farm in Denmark, Charlie moved to the US at 19 with a dream of working in finance in Beverly Hills—a dream he quickly achieved. However, his entrepreneurial spirit led him to branch out on his own, building a business that brilliantly merges the power of digital marketing and automation with the high-touch, human connection of in-person events. Charlie offers a unique perspective on building a fully remote team, scaling a service-based business, and embracing technology to create a more efficient and less stressful work environment.
🎯 Charlie’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs
"Go with your gut feeling... Don't worry about what other people are thinking, let them worry about that. Go with your own flow."
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Have you been taught that business is a zero-sum game? That you need to crush your competition, steal market share, and constantly differentiate yourself to survive? In this Solo Sunday episode, Brian dismantles one of the biggest lies we’ve all been told: that competition is the key to success. Inspired by a simple but powerful quote, “Competition happens at the bottom, the people at the top are collaborating,” Brian shares why an abundance mindset is the true secret to scaling your business and impact. He dives into his own early entrepreneurial journey, revealing how partnering with his so-called “competitors” was the very thing that accelerated his success. Get ready to rethink everything you know about your industry and discover the six types of collaboration that will change your business forever.
✨ Why This Matters for You
Adopting a collaborative mindset is the fastest way to get out of the entrepreneurial trenches:
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This week, conduct a “Collaboration Audit” on your business:
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Tired of thinking HR is just expensive bureaucracy for big corporations? This episode will completely change your mind. We sit down with Jeffrey McNeal, founder of Adapt HR, who has cracked the code on making human resources simple, affordable, and practical for lean startups and small businesses. Jeffrey shares his journey from government service to the HR tech world, revealing why most HR tools are overbuilt for entrepreneurs and how he built a solution to bridge the gap. This episode is a masterclass in building a foundational system that supports your business growth, ensuring you’re prepared for success before the growing pains hit.
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📝 About Jeffrey McNeal
Jeffrey McNeal is the founder of Adapt HR and a product-driven entrepreneur with a uniquely diverse career. He’s navigated the worlds of government administration, software startups, investment banking, and HR tech, giving him a front-row seat to how organizations of all sizes operate—and where they break down. Frustrated by overly complex and expensive enterprise software, Jeffrey decided to build what most small business owners actually need: a simple, practical HR platform that works without the bloat, buzzwords, or overwhelming workflows.
🎯 Jeffrey’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs
"When you make that shift from employee to entrepreneur, guess what? You have to know all of it."
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Tired of hearing the same generic advice about AI? In this episode, Sara Reece, co-founder and CEO of Workmind, cuts through the noise to reveal what truly matters in the world of business automation. She breaks down the difference between overhyped AI trends and powerful “operational agents” that solve real-world problems. This episode is a masterclass for any entrepreneur looking to innovate responsibly. Sara explains how to introduce game-changing technology without disrupting your existing operations, how to get honest feedback from your ideal customers, and why your non-linear career path might just be your greatest competitive advantage.
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📝 About Sara Reece
Sara Reece is the co-founder and CEO of Workmind, a company that builds operational agents to automate repetitive work for franchisors and service teams. With a fascinatingly non-linear background that includes journalism, radio, flight school, and even research in national parks, Sara brings a uniquely human and multi-faceted perspective to the world of AI. Her expertise lies in creating practical, non-disruptive AI solutions that integrate seamlessly into the tools businesses already use, helping them grow smarter and more efficiently.
🎯 Sara’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs
Find something you're passionate about, validate that other people care about it too, and develop the ability to take critical feedback as a business tool, not a personal attack.
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Tired of wrestling with complicated, clunky website builders that never quite capture your vision? In this episode, we sit down with Yason Khaburzaniya, a seasoned software engineer turned entrepreneur who is on a mission to make website creation radically simple. Yason shares his journey founding Breba, an agent-native platform that lets you build a website just by describing your business in plain English. This episode is a must-listen for any founder who feels held back by technology. You'll learn how the power of simplicity and focused AI can eliminate one of the biggest hurdles in starting a business, allowing you to launch faster and focus on what you do best.
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📝 About Yason Khaburzaniya
Yason Khaburzaniya is a seasoned software engineer and the founder of Breba, an AI-powered platform designed to empower entrepreneurs. With a background that includes writing code for third-generation GPS satellites and working on advanced AI projects at Intuit, Yason brings a deep understanding of technology to the world of startups. His unique perspective is shaped by his journey from running a local IT business in college to now building tools that make powerful technology accessible to everyone, embodying the principle of making complex things simple to help people succeed.
🎯 Yason’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs
"Take action, but be also deliberate about taking action... Make things as simple as possible, but not simpler."
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Ever feel like you have a story to tell but don't know where to start or why it even matters for your business? In this powerful episode, Brian sits down with novelist and co-founder of the Experience Writing Conference, Janice Buswell, to uncover why your unique story is your single greatest asset as an entrepreneur. Janice demystifies the writing process, revealing how embracing your personal journey can build an unshakeable brand, connect deeply with customers, and give you the confidence to lead. This episode isn't just for aspiring authors; it’s a masterclass for any entrepreneur who wants to build a business with purpose, passion, and a powerful message that resonates with the world.
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📝 About Janice Buswell
Janice Buswell is a multi-talented communicator, speaker, novelist, and blogger who is passionate about helping people tell the stories on their hearts. As the co-founder of the Experience Writing Conference, she has created a community designed to help writers discover their God-given voice and navigate the publishing process without losing their uniqueness. With a diverse background that includes working for a tech startup and as a communications director, Janice brings a powerful perspective on how the art of storytelling intersects with the practical journey of building something from the ground up.
🎯 Janice’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs
"It's really all about relationships... Don't let [other tasks] squeeze out the need to develop relationships, especially key relationships... taking the time to really connect with people wherever you go, I think is really important to the growth of any organization or any entrepreneur."
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In a world buzzing with AI fear and confusion, how can you, as an entrepreneur, actually use it as a force for good? Elliott Godwin, founder of EG Integrations, joins the show to demystify AI and automation, showing us how technology can amplify human potential instead of replacing it. He shares his unique journey from a life of service to leading a fast-growing tech company that serves both enterprise clients and nonprofits. This episode is a masterclass for any entrepreneur looking to integrate technology not just for efficiency, but to deepen their impact, serve their community, and build a more meaningful, scalable business.
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📝 About Elliott Godwin
Elliott Godwin is the founder and CEO of EG Integrations, a company dedicated to building intelligent automation and software solutions that make organizations more efficient and effective. Inspired by his parents' life of service, Elliott blends business excellence with a genuine passion for impact. His unique perspective is shaped by a desire to bring transformative, enterprise-level technology to organizations of all sizes, especially nonprofits that are often left behind.
🎯 Elliott’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs
"When you see something new come out, don't just watch it idly and be like, 'hey, that's awesome.' Dive into it, figure out how it works, figure out how to use it, figure out what other people are doing with it… and just stay learning, stay curious."
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Ever had a customer service experience so bad it made you rethink your own business from the ground up? That’s exactly what happened to Brian this week. In this Solo Sunday episode, he shares the story of a frustrating plumbing fiasco that led to a massive “aha” moment about the difference between customer service and the entire customer experience. Brian reveals how he used a simple call recording and ChatGPT to uncover the hidden friction points most businesses miss—from misaligned website promises to frustrating hold music. This isn’t just a rant; it’s a masterclass in using AI as an objective third party to audit your whole client journey and find your biggest opportunities for growth.
✨ Why This Matters for You
Understanding your true customer experience is a competitive advantage:
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This week, conduct your own AI Customer Experience Audit:
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In this powerful episode, Brian sits down with Kat Rogers, a former film producer and financial advisor who transformed her most painful life experience into a thriving business. Kat shares her raw and honest journey of being penalized in the corporate world for becoming a mother, and how that rejection fueled her to create Mariposa Mastermind, a supportive community for ambitious working moms. This episode is a masterclass in turning personal struggle into a purpose-driven venture, embracing the "and" mindset to build a life on your own terms, and the incredible power of trusting your own capabilities. Kat’s story is a must-listen for any entrepreneur who has ever felt "unsortable" and is ready to pave their own path.
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📝 About Kat Rogers
Kat Rogers is a business coach, founder of Mariposa Mastermind, and a fierce advocate for working mothers. With a diverse background as a film producer and financial advisor, she brings a unique blend of storytelling, strategy, and empathy to her work. After experiencing firsthand how the corporate world penalizes motherhood, Kat dedicated herself to creating the supportive space she wished she had. She now helps ambitious women navigate the "messy middle" of motherhood and leadership, empowering them to reclaim their identity, joy, and strength without shame.
🎯 Kat’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs
"Trust yourself. You are fully capable... you understand so much more than you give yourself credit for... screw everybody else's expectation... You're amazing. Trust in yourself and trust in you."
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