Strap on your Boots

In this episode I tell you the three things to look for a mentor. A mentor is somebody who helps or guides you through the process of being an entrepreneur. If you're a business owner and you need help to succeed or scale your business, you’ll want to find someone who has experience in your industry. Or if you're starting a new mobile app or web platform you need people who can help you through the process. Listen in to find out the top three things I’ve looked for in the past to choose mentors wisely.

In this episode I talk to Joseph Park from the world's third largest cryptocurrency exchange Bybit on how to trade Bitcoin and other altcoins. The crypto market has been crazy lately, with BTC hitting an all time high of over $65,000 recently. Where is it headed, and what other coins are worth trading? Listen to Joseph's tips on how to be a good trader in this episode.

In this episode of Future Tech I talk to Slater Victoroff of Indico about How Artificial Intelligence will affect the business world. We already use AI every day in our lives, whether we know it or not. But the question is, where is AI headed? Will robots take over the Earth, or will AI help humans thrive in the future? Find out in this episode!

In this episode I talk to Dr. Terri Levine about the top 3 things to avoid when starting a business. In the ruthless world of business, we all need a little bit of heart, and who better to give us heart than the Heartpreneur. Terri has had some great experiences and stories that she tells in this episode to help you on your entrepreneurial journey as well as what to avoid in order to succeed!

In this episode, I give you three reasons why you should embrace failure. You might see the news highlighting successful entrepreneurs or startups that raised $100 million, or they were purchased by a bigger company for $1 billion. The news glamorizes successful celebrities, musicians, authors, or just people in the entertainment industry who succeeded because they secured the big contract, and they got the big payday. The issue is that you don't see the other fifty million people trying to do what they're doing and failing at it, broke, hungry, without a place to stay and living out of their car. The thing is, most successful people got to where they are from learning and embracing their failures. That’s what this episode is all about. Embracing your failure to learn from it, and then ultimately succeed.

In this episode I talk to entrepreneur and web developer Nathan Bynum on how to create a landing page for your business. Not only that but we touch on a few points as to why you should create one in the first place. Learn some simple tips to build a landing page from yours truly, as well as Nathan's ideas behind getting it up and running!

In today's episode of Future Tech I ask the question, what is real. Because in this world of social constructs, everything is created by people in society. Nothing is really an objective reality, because people in society say that they mean something, or a large group of people agree and accept things the way they are. But in the end, social constructs and everything in this world, or this universe isn't real. So my question today is, what is real. 

In this episode I talk to Sheila Farragher-Gemma about how to reverse engineer a sponsorship. Sheila works with event owners and their teams to find and manage strategic partners and sponsors, streamline their business and improve their bottom line. She has a knack for finding untapped revenue streams and additional ways to leverage assets through Innovation and Joint Ventures and Events. Her role as an industry expert has been highlighted by her appearances on CBS Nightly News, FOX 25, New England Cable News, WGBH TV, and WBUR radio. 

In this episode, I talk about how nowadays it's so much easier and cheaper to start a new business, whether it's a technology startup, a brick and mortar store, or an online eCommerce store. Over the years, starting a new business has gotten much cheaper. The reason this topic popped up for me is because a few months ago, my partner and I decided to revamp an app that we launched years ago. We remember how much time and money we spent to build and market it. Now we realize how much cheaper it is to build an app nowadays and get it out there. And this of course, if you're skilled enough to do it. So listen to the reasons why in this episode!

In this episode I talk to published author, keynote speaker, and actor Sean Tyler Foley about his days working on movie and TV sets. He gives us tips to on how to be more confident, and even how to breathe better! So tune in and hear Sean's story and check him out at: https://www.seantylerfoley.com