Coach Keppner runs a successful boxing gym in Athens GA and is also host of the Coach Keppner Show on a local radio station. In this episode he shares his story along with his principles and self help concepts that guide him towards a successful life.

We have a caller from Kansas City who is looking into purchasing a business. We talk about some of the questions to ask and what to look for!

Its an expense. They depreciate fast. In this episode we talk about the difference in buying a 10 year old car and a brand new car. Nick shares his cost of car ownership breakdown over the past 14 years and he compares it to the numbers if he had bought new every 5 years.

How do we find a balance in life? The media and the hustle mentality are driving us to crazy lengths. Its about enjoying life.

What is wealth to you? What are your goals with entrepreneurship? I lay out what is important to me.

Nick and Max talk about businesses they love and how they would start them.  https://sweatystartup.com/businesses-i-love/

How would I start a window cleaning business? In this episode we lay out the steps of exactly how we'd do it.  https://sweatystartup.com/essential-tools/

What makes an entrepreneur better? What sets them apart? What makes them more likely to succeed? Mindset. Nick and Max discuss it.

Nick and Max talk about their 10 favorite business books and what they like about each.  https://sweatystartup.com/booklist/

The shift was the moment we stopped pointing fingers and started taking the blame for things going wrong within our business. Instead of texting the employees the night before about their shift we scheduled them out a week in advance. Even if we weren't sure exactly what they'd be doing. We overemphasized their schedules and set up automated emails and texts to constantly remind them as the day approached. Instead of training them by walking around the warehouse pointing at things we spent time recording training videos with perfect voice overs. We quizzed them at the end of the training videos with real on-the-job problems.