Tough Decisions for Entrepreneurs

Dennae interviews David Schnurman, President of Entrepreneurs’ Organization in New York, CEO of Lawline, and author of “The Fast Forward Mindset: How to Be More Fearless & Focused to Accelerate Your Success”. Tune in as they talk about the main focus of his book, the intangible results from hiring an executive coach from outside and how taking on the position as the president of an entrepreneurs organization gave him the opportunity of becoming a better leader.

In this episode, Dan interviews Kyle Reidhead, a BASc. kinesiologist with a diploma in health and fitness, health coach, host producer of HealthSimple Radio Podcast and founder of HealthSimple. Kyle started his own online business while working in the corporate world in Toronto, and recently has moved to Indonesia, an island where he dedicates himself to it full time and learns how to surf.

Dennae interviews Greg Dickerson, speaker, coach, real estate investor and developer. Dive in as they talk about how Greg backed up a couple in a bar-restaurant venture and the consequences he had from not being in control of it, and how recruiting a multitask bookkeeping office manager, and taking the first step in leasing the first office space led the business in seven years to be one of the largest builder developers in the area.

Dan and Dennae interview Cynthia Kay, author, speaker and owner of Cynthia Kay and Company, a media production and communication consulting company. Join in as they talk about what Cynthia did after receiving a bad result from a big consulting firm and how important it is when looking for business coaching to make sure they are in the right position to consult, having business agreements before going into partnership, and how turning money down has allowed her business to grow.

Dan and Dennae interview Anupam Satyasheel, Founder and CEO of Occams Advisory, a full advisory company for small and medium business clients. Anupam shares his journey from Wall street as an investment banker to having his own business. Dive in as they talk about how important it is to comply with a process when hiring someone, and how getting a job from his previous employer gave him cash flow stability and made his business grow.

Dan and Dennae interview Estie Rand, founder of Strand Consulting. Join in as they talk about why Estie has decided that new vendors, freelancers and independent contractors have to do internal projects before using them for client work, and how giving an employee the raise she was asking for, made her save a lot of money and gain ability to grow the company faster.

Dan and Dennae interview Lance Essihos, an entrepreneur, mentor and podcaster. He is the host and producer of The University of Adversity podcast. Dive in as they talk about how building his own model from the heart has led him to success, the importance of a daily method of operations when building a personal brand and how giving value to others has made it come back in return.

Dan and Dennae interview Logan Tyler Nelson, consultant, speaker, founder of Logan Tyler Nelson Agency. Join in as they talk about how focussing on other people has helped him overcome the hard decision of not becoming an actor, and how being his own employee has helped him understand more about human psychology in order to deal better with people.

In this episode, Dan and Dennae interview Chris Williams, entrepreneur, corporate leader trainer, business culture strategist and keynote speaker. He is a host of his own podcast High Level Wisdom for New Generation Leaders. Tune in as they talk about how important alignment and communication is in a marriage when starting an entrepreneurial journey and how setting emotions to a side when taking on a new venture added over U$S75000 to his revenue stream.

In this episode, Dan and Dennae interview Lee Milteer, educator, speaker and author of many books. She provides business and success advice and resources to nearly 250,000 people around the world, is the owner and CEO of LeeMilteer Inc and founder of Millionaire Smarts. Join in as they talk about how taking on a marketing manager with no experience has made Lee more diligent when hiring people, and how her income tripled and her productivity time has increased after pulling her business out of home.