Tomo Talks

In this episode of Tomo Talks, Tomo sits down with Samir Burdzovic, a Serbian entrepreneur who arrived in the U.S. at 21 with no connections — just work ethic, vision, and a hunger to build.What started as a dishwashing job in Alaska turned into a full-blown evolution into automation, digital marketing, and AI-driven business. Samir shares the truth about sacrifice, identity, hustle, and how he grew a personal brand from scratch — not for attention, but to create leverage and help others. Samir's story blends immigrant hustle, digital entrepreneurship, and cultural legacy into one unfiltered conversation about what it really takes to win — and why giving back is the ultimate flex.00:00 – Introduction13:20 – Discovering Opportunity: From Hustle to Automation27:10 – The Social Media Growth Playbook 34:40 – Mindset, Branding & Staying Consistent 42:00 – Giving Back to the Balkans & Building a Global Legacy56:00 – Final Words on Grit and Gratitude

In this episode of Tomo Talks, Tomo sits down with Brian Meghoe, founder of Brian’s Custom Audio, to talk about how a high school dropout from the Netherlands ended up designing a Bugatti sound system for Andrew Tate — and building a global luxury brand in the process.From neon lights and car forums in the early 2000s to CNC-built, carbon fiber speaker systems in Dubai’s elite auto scene, Brian shares the real story behind his meteoric rise. He opens up about failure, obsession, creative risk-taking, and why real success comes from building what nobody else can imagine.This is more than a business story — it’s a blueprint for visionaries.0:00 Introduction06:50 Early Days - Forums & Fast Cars 13:30 Building a Brand from the Ground Up 20:10 Expanding from the Netherlands to Dubai 27:00 The Bugatti Build & Collaborating with Andrew Tate 35:15 The Art and Engineering Behind High-End Sound 43:00 Vision, Risk, and Crafting a Global Luxury Brand

In this episode of Tomo Talks, Tomo sits down with hospitality expert Javier Nolla, the Executive Director of London House. In this episode, they explore the philosophy of unreasonable hospitality and how true excellence in service can transform not just businesses — but people.Javier shares stories from his deep family roots in the hospitality industry, his surprising transition from performing arts to executive leadership, and how the COVID pandemic forced him to rewrite his life and career. They dive into what it means to lead with empathy, how personal touches create lasting impact, and why hospitality is more than just a job — it’s a calling.Whether you're in business, leadership, or just one who wants to elevate how you treat others, this episode will leave you thinking differently about human connection and intentional service.00:00 – Introduction07:20 – A Legacy of Hospitality and Unlikely Beginnings 13:45 – From Performing Arts to Executive Hospitality 21:00 – Pandemic Pivots: Teaching, Writing, and Building Programs 29:10 – The Philosophy of Unreasonable Hospitality 37:25 – How Hospitality Principles Apply Beyond the Industry 44:15 – Creating a Culture of Care and Personal Touch

Join a transformative discussion on masculinity as Jennah-Louise challenges societal expectations and the crisis of identity facing men today. Delve into the essential role of emotional honesty and why powerful men benefit from mentorship. Explore how the struggle with perfectionism and reliance on status can hinder personal growth. The journey towards authentic masculinity calls for vulnerability, self-awareness, and embracing one's true self, ultimately leading to deeper connections and a clearer purpose.

In this special episode of Tomo Talks, Tomo sits down with rising entrepreneur Nick Maciel, founder of Wisdom Path, an AI automation agency helping businesses integrate cutting-edge tech into their operations. After answering a call on Tomo’s Instagram story for young hustlers ready to level up, Nick brings sharp insights on the current state of AI, and the two dive deep into a conversation that blends business, gratitude, and faith. They conclude with a powerful segment where Nick fires off questions to elicit Tomo's hard-won wisdom on entrepreneurship, leadership, and building something that lasts.0:00 Introduction18:37 AI Platforms You Should Know24:00 I'm Not Where I Should Be26:05 Gratitude & Religion50:50 Entrepreneurial Power Session

In this episode of Tomo Talks, Tomo sits down with Stephen Davis, former fire chief, author of Alone in the Fire, and founder of The Raising Alphas Project. Stephen's story is one of standing up to government corruption, the price he paid for integrity, and how that moment became a catalyst for him to build something much greater in his life. Together, they discuss defining a vision for your future, leveling up in life, and what it takes to 'beat the bosses,' as well as the responsibility of passing on your legacy to the next generation. This is a conversation about purpose, perseverance, and building a life that outlasts you.0:00 Visualization & Future Casting23:25 Becoming an Author32:00 Levelling Up & Beating the Bosses55:55 Each One Teach One1:01:40 The Father Figure

In this episode of Tomo Talks, Tomo sits down with Khurram Bukhari, an entrepreneur, personal coach, and visionary behind a thriving line of Med Spas. But KB’s journey to success wasn’t easy. After suffering a stroke that left him in a coma for a week, doctors doubted he’d survive. Not only did he beat the odds, he came back stronger, transforming his life, mindset, and mission.Tomo and KB dive deep into the mindset shifts that helped KB overcome adversity and create a life of purpose. They discuss breaking free from the victim mentality by embracing accountability, gratitude, and self-belief. KB shares his insights on self-control, why it’s crucial to act like the person you want to become, and how curating the right circle of friends can shape your future.This episode is a must-watch for anyone looking to reclaim their power, rewrite their story, and level up in life.0:00 KB's Stroke of Success26:10 Self-Belief & Self-Development47:12 Modern Masculinity1:12:05 Become Your Superhero Version1:25:20 Lightning Round & Conclusion

In this episode, Tomo is joined by Marina Lazaris, an actress and author of "The Bible of Love," to guide men on how to approach love from a woman's perspective. Marina opens up about her journey from the entertainment industry to becoming a sought-after coach for men navigating modern relationships. She shares the importance of emotional intelligence, the KPI of Manhood, and how traditional relationship roles still shape our dynamics today.Together, they explore how men and women approach sex differently, what it really means to be secure in yourself, and why true strength often lies in vulnerability. Whether you're healing from heartbreak or looking to elevate your next relationship, Marina offers practical tools and insights every man needs to hear.🔑 This one’s real, raw, and could change the way you approach love forever.00:00 Stay in Touch with Your Emotions10:01 Marina's Background16:57 The KPI of Manhood31:26 Are Traditional Roles Outdated?42:33 How Men View Sex vs. Women01:03:32 Practical Tools for Men01:15:01 Final Thoughts

In this episode of Tomo Talks, Tomo sits down with former FBI investigator Tom Simon—now a private sector expert specializing in financial crimes. With decades of experience hunting down fraudsters, Tom shares gripping stories from his time in the Bureau, offering a behind-the-scenes look at high-stakes investigations. They dive into the world of private investigations, touch on the evolving risks of cryptocurrency, and discuss practical ways businesses and individuals can protect themselves from scams, fraud, and financial deception.0:00 How is the FBI today?7:35 Tribalist politics12:47 Most memorable cases23:23 From the government to the private sector35:32 The psychology of being lied to38:50 Financial scams and cryptocurrency49:45 How to protect yourself from fraud53:45 The state of law enforcement1:04:20 Lightning round & conclusion

In this episode of Tomo Talks, Tomo is joined by Rosanne Austin, a former prosecutor turned women’s fertility coach and author of The Feminine Fertility Cure. They bring attention to the growing global fertility crisis and explore how the modern feminist movement may be quietly undermining women’s ability to conceive and build lasting families. Rosanne breaks down the emotional, cultural, and biological factors at play, while she and Tomo redefine what it means to embrace the natural roles of men and women in a powerful, balanced partnership.0:00 Introduction0:30 Are we in a fertility crisis?4:50 The paradox of women's happiness16:40 Stress & Fertility26:40 What do women want?40:30 What has society pushed us to?46:40 The mind-body connection51:52 Life after public service1:02:23 Changing the conversation on femininity1:15:15 Conclusion