Build a Business with Brandon

How to write your Elevator Pitch for slide 1 of your business plan.This is slide #1 in the modern business plan. We go over:A fill in the blank formula to get your Elevator Pitch jumpstartedExamples of a Great, Good, and Needs Work Elevator Pitch3 Mistakes to avoid when crafting your elevator pitchHow to present your elevator pitchLINKSBack of the Napkin to...Business Plan in 11 SlidesSo easy you can build your business plan on a flight from San Francisco to New YorkAn Amazon New Release Best SellerBest price on Amazon here:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C1DBTDZG/Business Plan Slide 1 Elevator Pitch Worksheethttps://edge.ck.page/d59db45db4

An introduction to how to write a business plan in 11 slides. This is the modern business plan that is easy to write, easy to change and can be used as your road map, to recruit employees, as a sales pitch or to raise money from investors.

Ever wonder how to leave your corporate career and make the leap to entrepreneurship and run your own business? Wonder if it's even the right thing to do if you're killing it in your corporate career even if you're not happy? Courtney opens up and tells all about how she thought about it, what she did to prepare and how she's never had a more satisfying feeling then owning and running her own business.

Olark's Ben Congleton tells the story of how he and his co-founders decided not to raise money and how they bootstrapped the company to success. We talk about how founders get caught up thinking they have to raise money, but really you don't have to and in fact, not raising money might be your competitive advantage. Ben shares things in this conversation he's never told, you don't want to miss this episode. Remember, you're just one business plan away from building the business of your dreams.

It's highly likely you're not breathing correctly and it's effecting your ability to concentrate, energy levels, weight, sleep and overall well being. Author Patick McKeown explains why we're not breathing correctly and how to do it right with easy exercises you can start while you listen to this podcast.

Kadin Z. tells his story how he built an online business side hustle. He started selling on eBay, learned that platform and then moved to YouTube where he managed to land a video that went viral. The viral video got him traffic, revenue, and then he listened to his audience and built yet another product that's providing him passive income. The magic, he collected feedback from users all along the way who told him what they wanted, he built it and they bought it. Get the full story and step-by-step directions how he built his online business.

What is the best legal structure for your business? This is one of the top questions I get asked from people starting their businesses. So, I brought in expert attorney J.J Childers to explain each of the types of business entities and what's the best to use when. Our conversation covers a Sole Proprietorship, Partnerships, LLC’s, S Corporations, and C corporations  J.J. Childers is a licensed attorney whose primary practice focuses on business asset protection, estate planning, and tax reduction.

Bryan Segal thought he was going to have a life long career as a police officer until one thing happened that changed his desire for something different. Tune in for the tell all where Bryan lays it all out on the table.

I talk with Joel McDonald who shares his amazing Entrepreneur journey... From rolling in the cash and living the big life to... Going flat broke, moving in with his parents. Then... Re-building getting back on top with Just Get Out of Town (JGOOT). The leading travel deal site! Along the way Joel became an expert with Google Ad Words and dominated the Digital Marketing space. Hear his story and get some Google Ad Words Tips and Tricks to use for your business. Don't miss this episode!

How Joe Tiano from Legal Decoder ditched his two decade career as an attorney and Sr. Partner at a large Washington D.C. Law Firm and became an Entreprenuer building a successful software business.  Talk about taking the leap, listen how Joe did it!

I talk with Jessica Bell, the Co-Founder of reVessel, the most versatile bento style lunchbox. Jessica talks about how reVessel was one of over ten ideas they had when she and her husband and co-founder, Eddie, started the company. Their Kickstarter campaign reached it's goal in three days and has since hit over $150,000. Jessica talks about their start up journey and how to stay healthy while building a start up. You don't want to miss this episode.