Brent made his first land wholesale deal using only 250 bucks. He's since stepped up and created the Land Sharks Program at thelandsharks.com where he teaches people to wholesale land using a proven mthod.

Wholesaling land can be a great way to not only make money by finding off market parcels, but also a way to create monthly payments with interest from buyers using owner financing 

Super interesting stuff!

John MacAdam had a decent job as a civil engineer but always knew he wanted to work for himself. After becoming a self taught mobile app developer he slowly found success in becoming an entrepreneur.

In this episode we talk about the slow process of creating side income that will eventually overcome your main income and the investment that changes your life for the long term. 

Jason Fitzgerald never thought Strength Running would grow into what it has become when he started several years ago. Now, with a podcast, courses, a blog, a coaching business, a YouTube channel, Jason has become one of the top running instructors in the country. 

You can check him out on Strengthrunning.com

In this episode we discuss growing your business from scratch and branchin gout into new areas once things start to mature.

Lisa Holtby started her home organizing business the same way people should start a lot of side hustles, by offering it to free for friends and family. After a while she honed in on her strengths and her side hustle allowed her to quit her job. Lisa Now works full time and is booked several months out. You can check her out at lisaholtby.com

Davide H. Lawrence XVII, who you may recognize from the show Heroes, created what has now become the de facto app for actors practicing for rehearsal. It wasn't success from the beginning though and a small change to how the app was monetized created a massive change in the success.

In this episode we talk about those changes, being persistent with your idea, scratching your own itch, and voiceover acting as a career in general. 

You can check out David's work at voheroes.com

Sam Davidson and his co founders at Batch USA (then Batch Nashville) thought they'd have a subscription service selling curated items from their hometown. After realizing the margins were too thing, instead of quitting, they made a small change that lead them to immediate and amazing growth.

In this episode we talk about starting and building a subscription service and always keeping an eye on your customer to evolve your start up over time.

This episode covers a lot of territory (literally and figuratively). We talk with Josh about becoming one of the highest ranked Airbnbs in the area. Creating and marketing whatever it is you do in a special way by doing what others aren't. The benefits of remote work and using living in another country as a tax benefit.

We cover a lot with an emphasis on how to make anythign successful, whether it's a product or your own brand.

Josh does this all while working from a remote island and will soon be taking in other digital nomads who want to do the same in his upcoming rentable social workspace.

In this episode we talk about building a website, finding local manufacturers, delegating tasks to help scale and utilizing social media to get your product to sell itself