Rich Lusignan was just a regular bartender, until he took a shot most people wouldn’t dare. He asked the owner of 1800 Bartend if he’d sell him the business. That one bold move turned him from student, into the owner of New York’s largest bartending school.

In this episode, Rich shares why thinking big is just the first step. Acting big—having the courage to ask for what you want—separates those who dream from those who do. It all begins with a vision of yourself and what you want to accomplish.

If you’ve ever hesitated to go after something huge, let this episode inspire you to take your shot.

Edgar Cruz is the founder of Nu Leaf Financial, a debt negotiation company focused on helping entrepreneurs and everyday people repair their credit and outstanding debts. In this episode, Edgar pulls back the curtain on the shady tactics many credit repair companies use—and how to protect yourself. He also shares his personal journey of leaving a 9-5 job to build his own business, proving that you don’t need a perfect start to take control of your future. If you've been stuck in the cycle of dreaming about quitting your job, this conversation will push you to take action and start betting on yourself. I hope this episode inspires you to stop waiting and start doing.

After starting 2 companies that now generate over $1m in yearly revenue with a partner, here are several key things I'd strongly recommend thinking about before you do the same.

Over the last 2 years, I've spent over $120k on business mentorships. These are by far the most valuable purchases you can make for the connections, the inspiration, and the efficient execution.

This video talks about my experience, but more importantly, what you can expect when investing in your own mentors.

Chris Campbell, founder of Wealthy Off, helps young entrepreneurs access the funding they need to start their businesses. But his journey wasn’t always smooth sailing.

Chris shares his story of starting from zero, transitioning from a college athlete with no business experience to figuring out how to succeed in the entrepreneurial world. He talks about the challenges of getting burnt out by pursuing the wrong passions and the importance of self-development in finding success.

If you’ve ever felt lost or unsure of where to start, this conversation is full of actionable advice and inspiration for those who don’t know what business to begin or how to break through the barriers of starting from scratch.

Tony Pec is the founder of YNotYou Media and the Impact Golf Outing - the largest golf charity event in the US. More importantly, he is a master networker - both in-person and on social media.

Tony's massive social media following was grown completely organically, and he breaks down exactly how this is done step by step. Anyone can repeat this method, regardless of skill level or budget.

Life is about putting yourself in the room with people you aspire to be or provide value to. Tony embodies this wholeheartedly and tells his very inspiring entrepreneurial story.

In 1 year, we took our very first course / coaching company from $0 to now $70k/mo.

Eric Braun is a young broker in the mortgage lending industry from New York, leading a massive team of loan officers that handles millions in loans. He is also the founder of the large networking events Brew-RE and Wine-RE - connecting thousands of real estate professionals in the New York area.

Learn how he dramatically changed his life after years of substance abuse, personal and spiritual development habits, the power of focus, and the importance of content in building your brand.

I loved this deep and humble conversation, and learned a lot myself. I hope you do, too.

-Vince

I had recently done what I never thought possible - I quit my $200k/yr. job to pursue entrepreneurship.

Eric Chen is a serial entrepreneur who started as an Asian immigrant who barely spoke English, and now makes millions with real estate just years after coming to the US. 

We talk about real estate flipping, creating an $80k/mo+ Airbnb portfolio without owning property (arbitrage & Co-Hosting), launching a high-ticket coaching business, and now finally creating a credit company to help entrepreneurs get access to business funding with 0% interest.

This is TONS of value in this conversation with many big ideas, lessons, and failures. I hope he inspires you.

-Vince