5 OCT 2019 · In this episode I share my story of being extremely depressed in my early college years. After quitting football, I didn’t know what came next in my life, if anything. I was put on depression medicine that helped some, but I would still have those days that I thought to myself “why am I here” or “is this life really worth it?” After reading The Little Book of Behavioral Investing I learned that the clinically depressed see the world in reality and realize they are not where they want to be in life. They visualize a better future for themselves and their families. When you convert to long-term thinking and realize that your state of depression is temporary then you can take action steps to manifest the new reality you want for your family. If you learned anything or liked this episode be sure to leave a review, share with a friend and subscribe for more episodes.

5 OCT 2019 · In this episode I discuss the latest giant retailer to file for bankruptcy; Forever 21. How does a company go from over $4 billion in sales in 2015 to $500 million in debt just four years later? Lack of innovation in technology has held this company from evolving with the current marketplace. Competitors are focused on e-commerce and developing brand deals with celebrities and influencers while Forever 21 continued to try to buy up more real estate and lease more retail space for more physical locations. Their overhead (costs) grew faster than their sales and profitability; leading them into bankruptcy.

5 SEP 2019 · In this episode I discuss the thought process and perspectives of both an investor and a business owner seeking capital to grow.

24 AUG 2019 · In this first episode I introduce myself and give my background story. Being a broke college sucked, so I made a change and started searching for ways to make income online. After going through countless failures via trial and error, I was introduced to Clickfunnels: a done for you user friendly platform that can be integrated to all businesses.