The Daily Entrepreneur: Recent Episodes
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We bring you entrepreneurs from all different industries to talk about their journey, struggles, successes and so much more! We talk about the good, the bad and the worst of what it really is like to be an entrepreneur.
In our season finale Joe sits down with us to talk about entrepreneur burn out, and how to manage it.
Joseph Corella from 567Broadway sits down to discuss his upbringing, coming out, and how building a business around dance and movement helps him and others.
Lisa Ann from The Ant Space sits down with us to discuss why having a community of entrepreneurs is helpful, and what it means to have a space for them to be together.
Tonya & Michael from BrandFace sit down with Edgar to talk about creating a brand for yourself that promotes not only your business, but what you are about too.
You can buy BrandFace's "Build Your Own Brand" books on Amazon to learn the skills we scratched the surface of on the podcast.
To kick off season 5, we're joined by Jae Sison of Lightstyle Studios -- our long-time friend and studio roomie! Jae and Edgar sit down to talk about the birth and growth of Lightstyle Studios, and how entrepreneurs can learn from each other.
For our season finale, we are visiting with one of our former guests Lorenia! Lorenia checks in with us as we discuss her growth with Cutie & Co.
Jeannette is the organizer of the local charity, Reno Soup for the Soul. Her and Edgar sit down to talk about how charity and entrepreneurship can go hand-in-hand. And they just sit down to talk about all the nice holiday things like friendship, charity, and happiness.
Darrell Evans is the founder of Mindshift Business Academy, co-founder of Yokel Local Internet Marketing, and host of the Mindshift Podcast. We sit down with him and connect on the age cap within the entrepreneurial world. What is different between the generations of entrepreneurs and why? Tune in to find out.
The whole crew of E.Sierra Media sit down for some wholesome content to start off the holidays
Catharina Joubert is the creator of Creator's Abroad -- a podcast that experiences being a creator while travelling and how the flow of creativity grows in that environment. Catharina talks about the vulnerability of changing career paths and is a support for those all trying to get through the process of being self-made.
Kurt Hoge, Owner of Reno Type Printing Services, sits down with us to talk about investing in his employees, using your values in your business, and the process of purchasing a business.
Known for her perhaps controversial commercials, and featuring on Tosh.0, Marilyn York is an attorney who discussed the idea of public perception and how that affects your business.
"Yeah, I like nice things. I max out my 401k, I own my home, I invest in additional real estate, and my emergency fund is fully funded because having any of this shit without having all of the above would just be fucking stupid"
Shivani Peterson came to the show and left NOTHING out! She laid it all on the table and said it how it is! She told us why she does what she does and why she does it the way she does! This lady is a straight-up BOSS!!!
WOW.... just wow! Amanda came to the show and laid it all on the line for us and we couldn't be more thankful for all this amazing advice and knowledge. She is the real definition of a Boss!
Amanda is the Founder & CEO of McLernon & Co. and Keep Social Media Social Magazine. Amanda started working for a Fortune 500 company that just did not cut it for what she was looking for and decided to take on the world and start her entrepreneurship journey. In this episode, Amanda shares all the ins and out so her companies and her journey.
Donnie Boivin is changing the game of business development. At the age of 22 right out of the Marine Corps, he struggled with what to do next. He landed his first straight commission sales job and has spent over 2 decades learning what it takes to be successful in sales, business & life. At the age of 40, he discovered he’d been living other people’s dreams and not chasing his own.
His story about becoming a Success Champion in his own life has inspired thousands to get out of their own way and go for it. Get ready to have your fire lit and start chasing your own dreams.
If you had to choose between money and something you love, what would you choose? Well, Jed decided to choose something he loves for the greater good of our community. Listen to the amazing journey of Jed Spendlove.
Please don't forget to join me and donate to The Golden Tampon Drive.
Model, philanthropist, entrepreneur, and board member, Shanda Golden shares her life story. Shanda talked to us about all of her titles and her mission to make our world a better place. This is one you do not want to miss out on.
Please check out https://www.goldentampon.com/ to help support the drive that will begin May 1, 2021
Noel Bagwell is the founder of Executive LP and the host of Legal for Profit podcast. Noel came on to the show to explain how his thinking allowed him to create his business and be in the position he is in today.
There is no way someone would be willing to open pandora's box because they wanted to, but opening-up that box for your loved ones is definitely worth it. Destinee left no stone unturned on this podcast and its one that will, hopefully, start the conversation.
Crystal Bell really brought deeper thoughts to this podcast! From her first job doing make-up to having to create her own mixes of shades for her clients, Crystal really had to jump through hoops to make her dream come true.
Loreniaa, the owner of Tipsy Curvy Nails, joins me to talk about her choice to leave college and follow her dreams. Her journey has not been an easy one, but it's one that brought her to the choice of entrepreneurship.
"Man, fuck that job!" is what you say before jumping shipping and going off on your own! Erik and Leo share their story of late-night can crushing, moving to LA, and one day finding out they were done working for other people.
Kay & Shi, the owners of Squeeze In, talk about the roller coaster of entrepreneurship. These amazing ladies have worked from the bottom and have worked their way up. The ups and downs have not stopped these ladies in their pursuit of happiness and business growth.
S. A. Grant made some major life changes to get to where he is at now and he plans to leave a legacy that effects the next generation to come.
Kurt gives all he can to his business, his community and then some, but you will be surprised to find out that there is a huge backstory as to why.
Lance is now an amazing lawyer, but it wasn't given to him. His background made him who he is today and who he strives to be tomorrow. The end of this episode ends without a dry eye.
Erik & Frances went from corporate jobs to business owners. There was signs and opportunities to make the jump. Now, they own an Epik business that continues to thrive. Their love for each other shows through their business and their relationship. Take a listen and hear for yourself.
Being shy was his worst enemy and now he is more confident than ever! From the gym to his businesses, there is no guessing what will come next! Do not forget to check out fittednation.co and find out about the new clothing launch.
A guest for the second time on this show and this time she is back with so much to tell! She has grown from nothing to a clothing launch with Hot Topic! Find out how a last minute costume changed her life.
Rachel said it best, there is no need to be perfect to start something, you just got to do it!
Artistry was something she wanted to do since elementary school and now she does it full time! Listen in to to find out how she got to where she is today!