Matthew Sercely is a lawyer, entrepreneur, and amateur weightlifter. He, his wife, and his three children live North of Dallas. He’s been practicing law for over 10 years, but last year he decided to turn Covid into an opportunity and … Continue reading →
Noah Long is a twenty-two year old entrepreneur and horticulturist in rural Mo. He runs a small greenhouse operation selling vegetables, annuals, perennials, shrubs, and other locally made or grown goods. Noah enjoys dabbling in fishing, aquaponics, and spending time … Continue reading →
I first heard of The Eight Forms of Capital all the way back in 2012. It was first idealized by Ethan Roland on his blog and his original post about it can be found here. From the first time I … Continue reading →
Nick Hazelton is a young yak and hog farmer based in Western Oregon. Started raising yaks after dropping out of high school at 16. His focus is on living with the land and make complicated systems easy to understand and … Continue reading →
Today my Miyagi Mornings video was about the difference between entrepreneurs and business owners and it got me thinking about being bold when others are in a state of fear. More it made me think about how big the opportunity … Continue reading →
Shawn McDyre is the owner/operator of Sun Hands Farm in Kallispell Montana. He is a grower, fungi fanatic, engineer and entrepreneur. Sun Hands Farm is a 6 acre gourmet mushroom and diversified vegetable farm. Shawn and his wife Jennifer moved … Continue reading →
John Davis is the second generation owner of Paul Davis Automation, an Ohio based Manufacturer’s Representative firm that specializes in high tech motion control product lines with a focus on the Rockwell Automation Encompass Partner network. Started in 1989, Paul … Continue reading →
Nicole Sauce of Living Free in Tennessee, Holler Roast Coffee and The Expert Council joins us today to discuss crowdfunding a business. We come at this for both expanding an existing business or launching a product line. We discuss the … Continue reading →
Historically in America who has been president or your senator, etc has meant very little in reality. What has mattered is how well individuals have designed their lives. The two biggest things that have enabled this for the most people … Continue reading →
