Venture Anyway Builder Podcast

Andres shares his experience transitioning to a full time consulting role, and shares several tips that will help those looking to do the same.

Craig grew up in Evanston Wyoming and through asking his manager to learn more about how business works he started on his path of running businesses and asssisting in turnarounds. He shares some of the lessons he's learned to continually improve and advance in his career.

Jeffrey shares his journey from successful photographer to thought leader and business coach. He shares a lot about the power of focus, and the mindsets you might need as you build your business. 

Earl has managed to continually scale and grow his company Nexus IT. It's cool to see his clarity and focus, and amazing what can be done over a 20 year period.It reminds me of the saying, People overestimate what they can do over a year, but underestimate what they can do over 10.Enjoy the episode!

Chrystalee has a knack for words and communication. Paired with a strong vision, she's leveraged these skills to create a business that allows her to work 25 hours a week so she can also be with her kids. Her drive and clarity are contagious.

Cody shares how we transitioned from ZERO entrepreneurial experience and knocking doors in the solar industry to running his own sales organization. His strategic mind and humble demeanor are inspiring, there's a lot to learn from his path.

Spencer has done an amazing job taking his salesforce consulting company from 1 to 35 people. His strategic approach and confidence are inspiring. Enjoy the episode!

Nick is a Builder. He shares his career path and all the experiences that helped him create Grounded Company. He gives a bonus at the end with three tips to optimize your strategy on Linkedin. 

Bennett shares the strategy he used to finance and build a rockstar team around his cookie concept. His ability to attract talent and scale is definitely to be admired, there's a lot to be learned from it. Enjoy the episode!

Brad is taking the lessons he's learned from building his first fintech company and applying it to his latest startup, Private Auto. If you want to learn to better focus, and think more like a successful entrepreneur and builder, you don't want to miss this episode.

Spencer's vision and enthusiasm for growing his local economy is contagious. In this episode he shares what makes him tick as well as his goals for the future. Enjoy the Episode!

My conversation with Loren was amazing, and left me more inspired and focused. I'm also a bit more likely to pack on 3-5 pounds of muscle sooner than I would have:) Enjoy the episode!

Brandon is making the switch from being a contractor and solopreneur to building a business around creating story telling videos for his clients, I'm excited for you to check out the episode!

Steve is a serial learner. In this episode he talks about his brand Travelers Soda, how it came to be, and why he chose to shut it down. Lots to be learned from his story, enjoy!

Jessica has been involved in Marketing for most of her career and shares how she made the jump to starting her own agency. Enjoy the episode!

Introducing Craig Hammond. Craig is a student of business and entreprneurship and lays out his entrepreneurial journey in a refreshing and vulnerable way. He's built an amazing brand with Peejamas, I'm excited to share this episode with the world!

Introducing Ashley Buckwalter. After her kids started school Ashley wanted to get into business, and ended up buying a company that sells baby clothes, Chubby Bubby Bear. She shares her attempts to start a business, and walks us through her process of becoming a full time entreprneur. Enjoy the episode!

Brittany Brown is a driven entrepreneur with a strong why, and amazing story. In this episode she shares her journey, and gives lots of actionable tips for others looking to grow an agency. Enjoy!

In this Episode I share the conversation I had with Eric and Tyler from Coconut VA. They recently sold their first business, and have immediately transitioned to their new business. Great conversation that gives a great glimpse into what it's like to build a start up. These guys both have an amazing perspective on growth and entrepreneurship - Enjoy!

Alex Thompson founded Amano, a device made for the pool industry.Join me in listening to Alex share his journey and address some of the challenges one faces developing and launching a product as a recent college graduate. Enjoy this episode!

Introducing Rob Poleki. He began his career as a social worker turned elected official, until one day, in the bathroom of Salt Lake City International Airport, Rob's career path changed when the idea of Washie Toilet Seats was born. Join me in listening to Rob share his amazing journey and how he persevered with extreme resilience and passion turning obstacles and challenges into fuel for motivation. Enjoy this episode! 

In this episode, I speak with Josh Little - serial entrepreneur. He started off as a high school teacher then had a successful career in corporate sales before he started his first company in 2007.He is the founder of four tech companies — Maestro, an e-training company; Bloomfire, a closed social platform for companies; Qzzr, the world's simplest online quiz platform; and finally, the application where I'm hosting this interview, Volley, which he co-founded with Joe Wilson, tailored to be the one-stop-shop for businesses to have efficient and productive communications. His work has been featured in sites such as Forbes, Mashable, Tech Crunch, and Entrepreneur. Enjoy the episode!

In this episode, I interview Casey Pehrson who dubs himself a “Serial microtasker”. He's the Founder and President of Sound Helm which produces audio headphone systems for recreational sports (near-ear audio) that changes your audio world when you put on a helmet. He's an entrepreneur with a space engineering background. Enjoy the episode!

In this episode, Brenda Anderson talks about her life - from growing up overseas to migrating to Utah from college onwards.  She was an Art major, with emphasis in graphic design.Through her career, she developed a strong interest in recruitment and thought of new and interesting ways on how people could look for jobs, finding solutions that work for them, especially for the younger generation. Thus, Jipe was born – an intuitive and user-friendly mobile job search app designed to connect entry level job seekers for local hiring businesses. Enjoy this episode! 

In this episode, Teri shares her diverse experience as a seriel entrepreneur that's taken her from beauty salons to magazines, and now a baby carrier that's much more safe than what's on the market today.As a successful entrepreneur for over 25 years, Teri Tito has a lot to be proud of. Powered by her creativity and not wanting to thrive on the mundane, she's always innovating. She is an amazing networker and constantly coming up with new ideas for community building while continuously challenging herself to grow and in the process, achieved National awards like LaunchBoom, the world's largest crowdfunding pitch competition's winner and European product design award winner in child product safety category. Enjoy the episode!

In this episode, Jan Gierlach shares how he and his partner Wesley made their high school passion a full time amazon consulting business, Hometown Industries.They serve retailers and brand owners to help them better sell on Amazon and other third party market places.  They also consult with and provide high level insight and software to investment companies that are looking to acquire amazon companies. Enjoy the episode!