EXIT Podcast

This week we talk with Cindy Sullivan at Nova Bin Wash. She is a serial entrepreneur with experience in fitness centers, dog grooming, and mosquito removal - & she has volunteered to take mentoring calls from the group, so reach out if you're ready to get started. We discuss: buying a truck with low/no money down identifying the right supplier route and execution efficiency finding, coaching, and retaining customers when and whether to scale up

Braxton is a motivational speaker, a colt trainer, & author of The Glass Factory, a memoir of his recovery from catastrophic injuries after a suicide bombing in Ramadi in 2006. We discuss: breaking colts, raising cattle, raising kids the power of stewardship life mediated through movies the opioid epidemic traveling through the underworld

Kevin Owens is the owner of gmdice.com, a tabletop gaming website that he bought for $12,500, which now brings in $10-20K a month in revenue. We discuss: why buying can be better than starting a business how to differentiate in a crowded industry loving your product & knowing your customer easy products to import & ship starting a good idea at the smallest possible scale

Citizen Hush is a prolific content creator, entrepreneur, and a cool guy who likes guns a lot. He has dipped his toes into pretty much every hustle you can think of - from pulling weeds by the bucket to courting VCs for a tech startup - and the common thread running through all of it is a jealous defense of his personal liberty and autonomy. We discuss: building content as a student rather than an expert selling bots and the 'Wild West' era of social media diversifying income streams debt slavery and credentialism as social control decentralized guns, money, media

Matthias Cicotte, better known to his friends as J. Reuben Clark, is a lawyer, homeschooler, & poster of good tweets. He is developing a series of history books for children based on classical sources (Plutarch's Lives, Caesar's Conquest of Gaul, etc). We discuss: why literally any homeschool arrangement is better than public school carving out room for boys in feminized education the wastefulness of pushing kids (& adults) beyond their cognitive maturity navigating the decline & fall of the empire, the future of BYU the sportsbro, and what can be done about him

Exit member Robert B is a prolific side hustler who has cleared $1200-$2500 a month reselling books on Amazon for a few hours on the weekends. We take the first 20 minutes to dream about the future, then get down the the brass tacks of the retail arbitrage business. We discuss: stability in mobility, freedom through diverse income streams colonizing Detroit, nomadic pastoralism is a "holy city" a contradiction in terms? why used books are ideal for retail arbitrage finding paydirt up & down the value chain bringing your brain to "lowbrow" businesses

Indian Bronson is a personal friend, a Miami booster, a BJP operative, & a guide to wagies on the path to personal sovereignty, much like his personal hero, Harriet Tubman. We discuss: Miami's techbro-futurist destiny ought we to poast at all? rebuilding lost freedoms rather than insisting on them a mental model for preserving one's identity online mentally-colonized Mormies & Hindus Hindutva & the imminent reclamation of Aryavartha

Karlanea Brown is co-owner of RDM Aquaculture, one of the largest privately-owned shrimp fisheries in the United States. We discuss: startup and consulting costs to start your own fishery making $10K a month from 20-hour workweeks bleach, silicone, & pigshit in imported shrimp (96% of US consumption) what it takes to make it in the shrimp game #grindset

Tanner is a founding member of EXIT and an expert in content creation and online entrepreneurship. After being doxxed in 2011 and frozen out of a career in talk radio, he built a style coaching and mentorship business, Masculine Style. We discuss: surviving the first few weeks after getting doxxed rhythms in generating and marketing your content keeping the lights on while you build your business building an affirmative culture, rather than just criticizing The System being an aspirational figure for your kids

Chase is the EXIT Group's expert on general contracting and commercial agriculture. He has built successful businesses in construction and landscaping, and is now in his second year as a commercial chicken farmer. We discuss: why he left behind a biotechnology major to make his career as a tradesman building a home for your great-great-grandkids the entrepreneurship master class that we are developing together, and the duty to become self-reliant so that you can say "no".