Capitalism.com with Ryan Daniel Moran

Mike Viskovich, Founder and CEO of Boldify, shares his inspiring journey of scaling his hair-care brand from $2M to $40M. He discusses pivotal mindset shifts, revealing how adopting a nine-figure belief transformed his approach. Mike emphasizes the importance of product innovation, such as a groundbreaking root touch-up powder, and how leveraging Amazon was key to their growth. He also explores overcoming limiting beliefs and the significance of personal growth in leadership, offering insights for aspiring entrepreneurs on scaling their businesses.

What if your goals are too small—and your timelines too long?   In this deep-dive conversation, Dr. Benjamin Hardy (author of "The Science of Scaling" and "10x Is Easier Than 2x") challenges Ryan to rethink what it really means to scale. Together they unpack why the right goal is less about certainty and more about clarity, how collapsing time transforms strategy, and why raising the floor often means cutting what feels “good enough.”   They explore: Why a billion-dollar goal can be more useful than a hundred-million-dollar one How to filter distractions and find the few “who’s” that change everything The psychology behind hidden commitments and unconscious goals Lessons from Tom Brady, Elon Musk, and entrepreneurs who actually scale Why focus and courage matter more than confidence at the start   Whether you’re building your first business or running a portfolio of brands, this episode will challenge you to strip away distractions, clarify your true north star, and use time as the most powerful tool for scaling.   CHAPTERS 00:00:00 Intro: Goals, human systems, and impossible targets 00:06:30 Pivot and focus: Ben’s move to books, audio, and strategic psychology 00:13:00 Learning styles and focus: high/low rep learning and raising the floor 00:19:30 Collapse time: What changing deadlines reveals (100M by 2030 → 2027) 00:26:00 Team design and acquisitions: who to hire, what to cut, and thresholds 00:32:30 Pathways thinking: finding the high-leverage who vs doing more work 00:39:00 Power law in practice: distribution, capability, and leverage examples 00:45:30 Breakout case study: Alicia Alt’s rapid scaling through partnership 00:52:00 Margin and leverage: collaborators who bring the path and distribution 00:58:30 Sports and focus: Tom Brady vs others as a model for singular goals 01:05:00 Company goals and accountability: choosing a north star and raising standards 01:11:30 Hidden commitments: immunity to change and psychological blind spots 01:18:00 Close: belief, courage, and practical next steps

In this episode of the Capitalism.com Podcast, Alex and I sit down to discuss the upcoming season, my trip to burning man, investing, and more. You're not going to want to miss these episodes over the next two months! If you're interested in working together, you can apply for The One Percent at https://capitalism.com/one Doing $1M+? Apply for the incubator at https://capitalism.com/inc

An entrepreneur shares invaluable lessons from selling a business for $16 million. Timing is crucial—sell when things are good. Setting clear terms upfront and treating the sale like dating can attract the right buyers. Emotional framing increases buyer excitement, while removing yourself from the business allows for independence and a higher valuation. Mistakes to avoid and alternatives to selling are also discussed, ensuring entrepreneurs can maximize their exit strategy.

David Bayer, an author and speaker focused on personal growth and mindset transformation, shares his expertise on achieving entrepreneurial success. He discusses the power of imagination and how visualizing success can reshape neural pathways. The conversation dives into the emotional aspects of decision-making and the importance of aligning financial goals with spiritual values. Bayer introduces a decision matrix to tackle limiting beliefs and highlights the impact of embracing non-resistance to foster creativity and authentic connections.

Explore a significant $180,000 investment in PayPal, highlighting a strategic journey from index funds to individual stocks. Discover the financial health, market position, and growth potential of PayPal, especially with its new leadership. This discussion is packed with insights for those looking to make smart investment choices on their road to wealth.

Discover hidden tax advantages in recent legislation designed for entrepreneurs. Explore the Qualified Small Business Stock Exemption and learn how cash based accounting can boost your financial strategy. Section 179 also gets the spotlight for its potential tax deductions. Perfect for those on the path to a million, these insights promise to reshape your approach to taxation.

Learn how a business skyrocketed from $9,000 to a million dollars in just six months. The hosts discuss the daily processes essential for sustainable growth and the pitfalls of chasing fast results. They explore the importance of meaningful customer interactions and celebrating small wins as catalysts for success. Valuable insights on maintaining consistency and reframing motivation are shared, along with the benefits of integrating brands for greater value. Emphasizing community and mentorship, they reveal how supportive networks can empower entrepreneurs on their journey.

Here's an in-depth update on my business ventures, including the strategic shift of consolidating my physical product brands into a holding company and focusing efforts on capitalism.com.  00:00 Welcome and Introduction 00:13 Restructuring the Business Empire 01:06 Focus on Capitalism.com 03:22 Challenges and Changes in 2025 05:58 Refocusing and Simplifying 10:29 Personal Growth and Habits 15:00 Investment Strategies and Future Plans 17:11 Capitalism Incubator and Future Vision 19:49 Conclusion and Contact Information RYAN: Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/ryandanielmoran/ Facebook ► https://www.facebook.com/ryandanielmoran/ CAPITALISM.COM Instagram ► https://www.instagram.com/capitalismdotcom/ Facebook ►https://www.facebook.com/capitalismbethechange/ VIDEO On Youtube ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_VOCcL1jBI7VDc4GtUDtew 💻 OUR PRODUCTS & COURSES https://www.capitalism.com/products/ If you found this episode valuable, leave a review (it really does help). If you know someone who needs to see it, share it (sharing is caring).

Elina Panteleyeva is the founder of Dood Woof, a wellness brand focused on providing products for doodle dogs. She started the company after being laid off from her tech job in 2023, and has since reached a $2M run rate. Today, she lays out exactly how she got there from zero. You can find Dood Woof at https://doodwoof.com/ Let us know what you thought by subscribing to the channel and head to https://capitalism.com/playbook to download your free playbook today.