In this episode of What Went Wrong Podcast, we are interviewing Danny Brassell. Danny Brassell is an expert in communication with a passion for helping people deliver effective messages. His mission is to bring joy back into education and the workplace. He teaches communication skills to all sorts of people from preschoolers to rocket scientists. 

In this episode, Danny discusses the four aspects of communication and how he built businesses around these skills, wrote 17 books (with an 18th in progress), and developed a successful reading engagement program. He then discusses teaching kids the joy of reading from a young age.

Danny shares some of the challenges he faced along the way. He faced a huge financial setback after getting scammed in real estate and losing all his and his wife’s savings risking losing their home. He discusses how such setbacks deepened his relationship with his wife, why he believes sharing failures is essential, and his life perspective that helps him see long-term goals in short-term struggles. 

Join us today as Danny Brassell shares practical advice on improving your communication skills, how Facebook can be your public speaking coach, and the best professional way to do your presentations. 

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In this episode of What Went Wrong Podcast, we are interviewing Jason Roberts. Jason Roberts worked early in his career at a collection agency where he learned about business operations and sales. His turning point came during a lunch with a colleague who had transitioned to the mortgage industry and made almost $300,000 in his second year.

Jason was inspired by his friend and decided to pursue a career in the mortgage business. By April 2001, Jason had saved enough to quit his job and start his own mortgage company, marking the beginning of his entrepreneurial journey. He faced many challenges when he first started his business and realized he lacked practical knowledge. By the end of 2007 and during the financial crisis, Jason’s business faced severe financial difficulties leading to the eventual loss of his home and other assets. He shares the immense challenges he faced, including the humiliation of losing his possessions and the overwhelming sense of failure.

He still pushed forward trying to rebuild his life and career and eventually got mentorship and established himself in the credit repair industry. Jason shares what he did differently in his new business to ensure he would have sustainable growth and success regardless of the fierce competition and constant changes.

He also discusses his initiatives to improve financial literacy and help those in need. Join us today as Jason dives into, key factors for entrepreneurial success, lessons he learned from previous failures, diversifying your business, building a support network, and his future goals.

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In this episode of What Went Wrong Podcast, we are interviewing Jaclyn Strominger. Jaclyn Strominger is a high-performance coach passionate about helping others achieve their highest potential with 30 years of experience. She spent 20 years in a successful magazine publishing career until she started her business as a career and business coach in 2013. Jaclyn dives into her journey and how she decided to switch to entrepreneurship with many challenges like finding a mentor and balancing her professional and family life. She discusses the wake-up call that led her to realize that she is not on the right path in her life. Jaclyn shares how she would feel numb about her daily routines, and how this should not be normal to anyone. Her dramatic life changes included relocating from Boston to Nevada and other major steps. In today’s episode, Jaclyn dives into how to ensure your family is communicating enough and connecting, martial relationships and marriage tips, and connecting kids with their parents’ careers and decisions. 

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In this episode of What Went Wrong Podcast, we are interviewing Devin Scott. Devin Scott is an entrepreneur who successfully transitioned from his corporate career at a Fortune 50 company to building a software company.  He is a new father and husband who helps coaches and speakers generate 6-Figure-Days using Virtual Events and Systems without pushy sales. Devin shares the tough decision to leave his stable job that paid him very well at Procter & Gamble to pursue his passion and start his business, and what was the turning point for him. He discusses how he finds his work-life balance and why he finds it very important. He then dives into how to build a solid foundation for your new business to ensure scalability and stability of results and shares some of the mistakes he made when he first started that affected his profits. Join us today as we discuss fulfillment, work-life balance, entrepreneurship, building scalable businesses, and more.

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In this episode of What Went Wrong Podcast, we are interviewing BarbieJo Hatch. BarbieJo Hatch is a mother of five, a business owner, and a professional organizer. Today, BarbieJo joins us and discusses her life balance as a mother and an entrepreneur, and how she found that balance and got to where she is today. Her family of farmers faced huge financial constraints after two consecutive failed crops, and she couldn't afford many of her needs. BarbieJo shares the humbling experience of having no money in the bank and relying on friends from church for necessities, including Christmas gifts for her children. She then shares how she started her professional organizing business and the initial challenges of finding the right clients to start building her portfolio. Join us today as BarbieJo shares her most important business tips, her journey in starting an organizing company, the importance of having multiple streams of income, and the cultural challenges in stepping out of her traditional role as a woman from a farming family.

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In this episode of What Went Wrong Podcast, we are interviewing Brandon Gano. Brandon Gano is an accomplished entrepreneur and the COO of Whadif. He built his company to SEVEN figures then franchised it. Today, Brandon joins us to discuss some of the challenges he faced along his journey. He shares how he chose to from over half a million dollars and a quarter of a million invested because it didn't align with his initial mission and core values. He dives into the challenges of building a business and how challenging it was for him to balance it with spending quality time with his family. The conversation shifts to Brandon's venture into franchising and the ethical dilemmas he encountered. He reflects on his journey of prioritizing values over financial gain and how this has led him to very tough financial struggles but he never regretted it. His What Went Wrong eventually led to his What Went Right and he found the right partner to build the ethical business of his dreams.

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In this episode of the What Went Wrong Podcast, There are many business blunders that almost no one talks about. Every large business has had at least one huge mistake that cost them money, time, and customers. Today, we dive into some giant brands, including Disney, Coca-Cola, Bud Light, and more. What are the issues that come with businesses trying to please everyone? Why is Disney facing many challenges with their new inclusivity approach to their movies and characters, and why is it so controversial? How did one marketing mistake by Bud Light almost cost them all their loyal customers? In our podcast, we care about the “What Went Wrong” that leads to the “What Went Right.” So, we find it essential to discuss the important lessons you should learn as an entrepreneur from these stories to avoid making your own business blunder and ensure you always know your customers and how to serve them right.

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In this episode of What Went Wrong Podcast, we are interviewing Cierra Luek. Cierra Luek is a veteran, entrepreneur, and a mother. Cierra has helped over 350 businesses build their audience on social media. She shares her journey of starting her business in 2020 when she initially experienced rapid success with significant revenue growth. However, she made the mistake of hiring multiple people simultaneously without proper systems in place, which led to overwhelming workloads, business challenges, and emotional struggles. She discusses the huge importance of managing expectations among teams and how clear communications can transform any business. Cierra also touches on leadership, effective delegation, and the challenges of remote work. Join us today to learn more about the art of decision-making in rapidly growing companies, the concept of Minimum Viable Actions (MVAs) in management, and how to train the mind to envision future scenarios and align behaviors with long-term goals.

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In this episode of What Went Wrong Podcast, we are interviewing Luis Guaman. Luis Guaman has achieved a client success of 100% with a 27-year-old inspiring self-development journey. Join us today as we discuss the possible reasons to why businesses that are very driven still fail. Luis discusses why a vision of making an impact and achieving financial success might not be sustainable enough, and the issues that come with ego-driven motivations. Luis then goes into the challenges of being a CEO, and the issues that come with society always pushing successful people to start their own companies although it might not be their right path. He later explains why mastering emotions can greatly impact an entrepreneur’s success. He also dives into his current focus on coaching professionals and entrepreneurs to create more time and money without succumbing to stress and overwhelm, addressing issues like imposter syndrome and fear of failure. 

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In this episode of What Went Wrong Podcast, we are interviewing Robbie Page. Robbie Page is a 7-figure entrepreneur who has influenced thousands of women in her journey of challenges and success. Robbie’s journey was not always smooth as she experienced bankruptcy, foreclosures, and other challenges, which all led her to a breaking point where she recognized her thoughts and words were truly shaping her reality. Robbie shares the turning moment of her life and career when she realized her mental health, self-belief, and perspective were hindering her success more than any external factors. In this episode, we discuss taking responsibility for your mindset and actions, spiritual growth, and financial success. Robbie delves into topics like personal accountability and self-forgiveness. She also shares her journey of studying God in different contexts and realizing the power of her own beliefs in shaping her life. Robbie discusses questions including how you can align your beliefs with your actions to reach a fulfilling and successful journey, is mentorship and coaching even worth it, and how is spiritual growth related to career success. She also discusses the internalized ideas many have about financial success and thinking it might not align with spirituality and why many fear taking risks in business.

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