Thanks to her beloved mom Miriam, entrepreneur and bestselling author Marie Forleo grew up believing anything is possible—or as she likes to say, “figureoutable.” The problem, she says, is most of us don’t understand how powerful our beliefs are, which allows all kinds of things to get in the way of what we were born to do. Tune in to hear Marie explain the … [Read more...] about #343: Marie Forleo—Everything Is Figureoutable
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#337: A Small Business Q&A with Dave Ramsey
A whopping 54% of the United States gross domestic product and 66% of all job growth in this country can be attributed to one thing: small business. So it’s only fitting that we dedicate an entire episode to answering questions from the very people that make our economy go ‘round. Tune in as Ramsey Personality Ken Coleman and Ramsey Solutions Executive Vice President Daniel … [Read more...] about #337: A Small Business Q&A with Dave Ramsey
#334: David Salyers—How to Run a Be-Rich Business
Chick-fil-A’s specialty may be chicken, but former Chief Marketing Officer David Salyers says the focus of the restaurant chain has never been the number of sandwiches sold. Instead, he likes to call Chick-fil-A a be-rich business, a venture all about enriching the lives of those you serve. Tune in as David explains the difference between running be-rich and get-rich … [Read more...] about #334: David Salyers—How to Run a Be-Rich Business
#332: Dave Ramsey—Built to Last
Most entrepreneurs would readily agree that the path to success isn’t easy or predictable—and it’s certainly not without its share of failures. And while Dave Ramsey’s story is no exception, it’s proof that perseverance and hard work pay off. What began nearly 30 years ago on a card table in his living room has now grown into a $200 million business with more than 850 team … [Read more...] about #332: Dave Ramsey—Built to Last
#330: Doug Hirsch—Playing to Your Strengths
Doug Hirsch, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of GoodRx, isn’t afraid to tackle really complex problems, but he’s the first to admit that he doesn’t have all the answers. His solution? Focusing on what he’s good at and then surrounding himself with really smart people who can handle the rest. It’s that kind of strategic thinking that has made GoodRx a runaway success, helping people save … [Read more...] about #330: Doug Hirsch—Playing to Your Strengths