Real Business Owners

Join Trevor Cowley and Justin Prince as they discuss the power of pushing through struggles, embracing optimism, and becoming your own biggest supporter. Learn how to turn goals into reality and commit to excellence in all areas of life.

Entrepreneur Michael Isom shares his journey from financial ruin to success, emphasizing self-worth and overcoming failures. Topics include defining personal desires, embracing clarity, Tony Robbins' teachings, investing in self-worth, and gratitude for personal growth.

Technology nowadays comes in many different shapes and forms. With the introduction to AI programs such as chatgpt, there are many people who question the validity and morality of using such programs to help grow a business and lead it to success. Is using the new and improved methods over the old and proven a thing business owners should accept? And if so how can it affect you and your business? On this episode of Real Business Owners, Trevor and Kale talk about adapting technology and its various pros and cons. From using it to simplify workloads to using it to achieve results previously thought impossible, there is a lot to unpack when it comes to new technology. Trevor and Kale discuss how it can affect your employees and clients and how incorporating new technology can change the very structure of your business, and how ignoring technology can potentially doom it. If you are ready to level up personally and professionally, go to joinrbo.com

Growth is always a business owner’s biggest goals. You want your business to be successful. You want it to grow and get bigger so you can make more money. You do everything in your power to make this happen. But sometimes you never consider one of the hardest things about growing: that the more people you bring on the less you are needed to run everything. On this episode of Real Business Owners, Trevor and Kale talk to Adam McChesney about growth and redefining your role as your business expands. Adam is a serial entrepreneur in Digital Marketing who has built his business from the ground up. In doing so, Adam has learned a lot of tough lessons. One such lesson is learning when and how to get out of the way. In this episode, all three entrepreneurs will give insight on why sometimes you need to step aside and let the people you hire do their jobs, how you can recognize when you’re being a bottleneck, and resources you can use to help transition to the changes your business is going to undergo while it grows.  If you are ready to level up personally and professionally, go to joinrbo.com

Real Business Owners podcast discusses the importance of having a clear vision and blueprint for success, sharing personal experiences and insights on overcoming self-doubt. The episode delves into the journey of a visionary, emphasizing persistence and transformation in the business world. Crafting a clear and impactful vision is highlighted as essential for driving employee buy-in and making a lasting impact on society.

Gratitude is a game-changer. With it, you learn to recognize what you have and you become humble. But gratitude isn’t something that everyone values…let alone understands easily. Gratitude isn’t often taught, but rather it is learned. But what if that isn’t the case? What if you could teach others its value and start their path with gratitude without giving them harsh lessons? In this episode of Real Business Owners, Kale explores the concept of teaching gratitude to individuals without resorting to harsh punishments or adversity. He shares a personal anecdote about his son who lacks appreciation for the gifts and blessings in his life. Initially, Kale considered using a temporary removal of privileges to emphasize what his child had been fortunate to have. However, Kale now presents a better approach. Throughout the episode, Kale explains his new idea and delves into the significance of gratitude, not only in the business world but also in life as a whole. He emphasizes the importance of cultivating gratitude and how it can propel individuals to greater achievements in both their personal and professional endeavors. If you are ready to level up personally and professionally, go to joinrbo.com

This podcast delves into the facade of glamour around success on social media, highlighting the unseen struggles and sacrifices. Trevor shares insightful strategies for overcoming challenges, emphasizing resilience and adaptability. The episode stresses the importance of consistency, learning, and staying committed on the journey to success.

There are a lot of people who think that entrepreneurship and owning a business is not a young man’s game. People will tell you to go to college first and to wait until you are older. But even standard perceptions can be wrong, and the guest on this week’s episode embodies this fact to a ’T’. Meet Kyler Terry, an 18 year old high school graduate who is already far more successful than most people his age. Kyler Terry is an entrepreneur who runs a handful of successful businesses. From flipping cars to running a trash can cleaning company, Kyler Terry is a perfect example that success isn’t limited to older people. On this episode of Real Business Owners, Trevor and Kale sit down with Kyler to talk about Kyler’s story of success. From the environment Kyler was raised in that led him to start on this path to the different insights and lessons he had to learn as he ran his business throughout high school, this episode promises to deliver an unique perspective into the world of entrepreneurship. If you are ready to level up personally and professionally, go to joinrbo.com Want to see more of Kyler? Follow him on Instagram! @kyler5terry

Trevor and Kale discuss the importance of balancing vision and values in pursuit of success, sharing personal experiences and insights on prioritizing and relaxation. They emphasize the significance of personal growth, accountability, and continuous improvement for business owners and individuals striving for success.

There are times in your life when you reach an obstacle on your path to success. Sometimes it is financial hardship, other times it is mental or personal. A lot of those times overcoming the adversity seems next-to impossible. Sometimes the road you are one is nothing but hardship. How can you overcome this? How can you go on when everything inside you is telling you to quit?
 On this episode of RBO, Trevor and Kale have a talk with Cohen DeYoung, a man who is intimately familiar with such a situation. From moving out of California for his daughter’s safety, to making a successful screen printing business in a town with less than 800 people. In this podcast episode, Cohen will share his insight on dealing with struggle and his internal battle to not give up, despite the odds. With the advice given by Trevor, Kale, and Cohen, our hope is that everyone will find this episode useful and that it will help them carry on, even in the darkest hours. If you are ready to level up personally and professionally, go to joinrbo.com Want to see more of Cohen? Follow him on Instagram @pulsemerch contact@pulsemerch.com