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In this episode, Hall welcomes Don Rainey, General Partner at Grotech Ventures. Headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, Grotech Ventures is a team committed to helping creative and driven entrepreneurs build technology companies that last. Their strategy is simple: early investors in high-potential technology companies. They initially invest from $500,000 to $5 million and look to continue investing and building value throughout the growth of your enterprise.  Grotech Ventures is committed to advancing a more diverse, equitable & inclusive venture capital ecosystem. As part of this commitment, they have signed the #VCHumanCapital Pledge to submit their firm’s demographic and talent management details to support the industry’s data collection and tracking efforts. Don currently serves or has served on the boards of Grotech portfolio companies Booker Software, Ceterus, Clarabridge, Contactually, HelloWallet (acquired by Morningstar), ICX Media, Intellinote, LivingSocial, Passport, Payzer, Personal, PetScreening, Rent Ready, The Royalty Exchange, WiserTogether, and Zenoss. Don is a strong proponent of technology transfer and education and devotes much time to both areas. In 2010, he was appointed to a third term as an emerging technology consultant to the Chief Information Officer of the US Department of Defense through the DeVenCi Program, which is tasked with researching and nominating companies to solve the DoD’s unmet technology needs. In 2011, Don was appointed to the JMU Board of Visitors by Virginia Governor Robert McDonnell. During this four year appointment, he and other board members are responsible for overseeing the effective governance of the university. He also serves on the Board of Directors of James Madison Innovations, Inc., a non-profit corporation which helps commercialize intellectual property produced at JMU. In 2012, he was named to the Board of Directors of the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Investment Authority, which is the parent authority for The Center for Innovative Technology. Don earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from James Madison University and a Master of Science in Bioscience Management from George Mason University. Click to read Don’s complete bio. Don discusses what excites him now in venture capital. He also advises investors and entrepreneurs and shares what he thinks are some good investment opportunities. You can visit Grotech Ventures at , via LinkedIn at , and via Twitter at .  Don can be contacted via email at , and via LinkedIn at .  Music courtesy of . 

Another inspiring conversation on the Zero to 5000 Podcast today. We were joined by Levi Morehouse, the founder and CEO of Ceterus.We discussed:Why you should LET GO of clients that are profitable, but not letting your business growALWAYS be thinking 5 years out, not 5 days, not 20 yearsThere are different definitions of success! Make sure your definition is YOURSThanks for Listening. Head to zeroto5000.com to download The Founders Guide to Talent Optimization. A 60-page report unpacking the specific talent practices that translate to peak business results. And Founders, don't forget to join our monthly email. One life-changing email to help you with your mindset, your methods, and your mission each month. 

Founder of Cleardest, Consultant for Growing Vacation Rental Managers, Former Product Manager at Ceterus. VRM Empire Newsletter + his course: https://vrm-empire.teachable.com/ ----- Topics discussed in this episode: - What was your decision making process with starting a business, selling it, and then leaving to consult? - How James founded his first business in College. - By the end of college, how much money were you making with your business and how much time did you spend on it? - After College, where did the business go next? - How did your journey start with Ceterus? - After Ceterus, what was your decision making process from going from employee to something different? - Considering all your autonomy, what drives you and how do you go about it? - How did consulting and your newsletter come to be? Learn more about James at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/james-von-der-lieth-3450b33b/ www.vrmempire.com ----- Praxis is a 6-month bootcamp that results in a full-time job at a startup. Learn more at: http://discoverpraxis.com/ Apply now at: https://www.discoverpraxis.com/apply

Jonathan Martin, VP Business Development Of Ceterus Ceterus is an automated accounting and reporting platform. It's Dental specific and Cloud-based.  Go to dealsfordentists.com and find the Ceterus promo   https://www.dealsfordentists.com/listing/ceterus-2/ Mention Deals for Dentists and If you introduce Ceterus to your CPA they will pay you $100,

Mitchell Earl is a cowboy turned startup professional and COO of Discover Praxis. Former champion meat grader. Author of Don’t Do Stuff You Hate. Narrator of Why Haven’t You Read This Book? Previously Director of Marketing @ Crash, and Chief of Staff at Ceterus – where I helped scale a team from 20 to 150, 5x revenue, and raise over $20M in venture capital. I'm radical about creating a better future and helping others do the same.Connect with Mitchell Earl:https://twitter.com/Mitchell_EarlOn this episode:Mitchell Earl joins Amber on this episode to discuss the process of finding yourself before you find your career.Tweetable Quotes:"Each time I tried something new I got closer to realizing what I enjoyed, what I was good at, and what people actually valued." -Mitchell Earl"The only real power you have in your life is the power to do what you want with it." -Amber FuhrimanConnect with other incredible people looking to break out of the corporate mindset by joining the More Than Corporate Facebook group: http://bit.ly/2MuWn53 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In working as a CPA and starting several small businesses, Levi Morehouse realized that the back-office is a distraction to most entrepreneurs and that they need done-for-you, cloud-based, accounting and reporting and he founded Ceterus in 2008. In the years since, Ceterus has grown quickly, raised millions in venture capital, built an automated accounting platform, and most importantly empowered thousands of entrepreneurs with accounting, reporting, and consulting solutions. More recently Ceterus has begun to provide their accounting platform to CPAs and Accountants who serve as trusted advisors to small business entrepreneurs themselves. He lives in Charleston, South Carolina with his lovely wife, five boys, and a baby daughter. Jonathan has been with Ceterus for nearly a decade, growing sales and developing new revenue streams in a rapidly changing accounting environment. Jonathan's focus is to empower dental-focused CPA firms to improve their Client Accounting Services business with greater automation, accuracy, and a white-labelled client reporting portal which includes real-time dental P&L benchmarks and industry insights.

Happy Monday, Let's Talk Sales listeners! Today's featured guest is Mitchell Earl. He is the COO of Discover Praxis, where people unlock their first career opportunity through an intensive 6-month startup boot camp. Previously, he was the Director of Marketing at Crash and Chief of Staff at Ceterus. Interview with Mitchell Earl In today's episode, […] The post Hiring and Developing Salespeople with Mitchell Earl appeared first on Criteria For Success.

Mitchell Earl is back for another conversation with Mario on 10 Minute Mindset. In this episode they talk about the power of becoming valuable as opposed to trying to extract value from the people we meet and the situations we are in. They also talk about how to avoid the vanity metrics in today’s world of marketing and how we all need to find the most direct path to the outcomes and careers we desire. Mitchell is a cowboy turned startup professional and COO of Discover Praxis  – a startup bootcamp and job placement program for entrepreneurial young professionals who want more than college.  He is a former champion meat grader, the author of Don’t Do Stuff You Hate, narrator of “Why Haven’t You Read This Book?,” previously Director of Marketing at Crash – a career-launch platform, and Chief of Staff at Ceterus – where he helped scale a team from 20 to 150, 5x revenue, and raise over $20MM in venture capital. He's radical about creating a better future and helping others do the same. Connect with Mitchell at DiscoverPraxis.com and follow him on Twitter.

Mitchell Earl joined Mario on 10 Minute Mindset to have a conversation about starting a career strong and bringing more value to your current career or business. They also talk about how bringing more value is the real key to creating more leverage and sustainable long term success in your chosen field. Mitchell is a cowboy turned startup professional and COO of Discover Praxis  – a startup bootcamp and job placement program for entrepreneurial young professionals who want more than college.  He is a former champion meat grader, the author of Don’t Do Stuff You Hate, narrator of “Why Haven’t You Read This Book?,” previously Director of Marketing at Crash – a career-launch platform, and Chief of Staff at Ceterus – where he helped scale a team from 20 to 150, 5x revenue, and raise over $20MM in venture capital. He's radical about creating a better future and helping others do the same. Connect with Mitchell at DiscoverPraxis.com and follow him on Twitter.

Levi Morehouse is the founder and CEO of Ceterus, a high-growth FinTech startup based in Charleston, SC. Levi started out his career as an accountant and was building a stable career in accounting when he decided to quit and take a different direction which led him to entrepreneurship. In this episode, Levi shares his career crash story. Discussed in this episode: -Why Levi left his job as an accountant at a big accounting firm to pursue a more entrepreneurial opportunity -How Levi recognized what mattered the most to him in his career -The conscious and unconscious ways Levi found product-market-founder fit -Why the intersection of things that you like to do and that others will pay for is the direction to focus your entrepreneurial efforts -Once he narrowed in a skill that he liked and others valued, how did Levi find the right business model -Why Levi maximizes for impact in his business and career -Defining success -Connect with Levi on twitter at -Learn more about Ceterus at We also want to hear your story. If you've created an opportunity and found a career that makes you feel alive, send it to Isaac [at] crash.co For more resources on creating a great career Check out Crash.co and download our book, Crash Your Career. Get it on Amazon or at crash.co/crashyourcareer

Steve Eddleston is an immigrant from New Zealand. After a successful career in Customer Support for High Tech, he now owns and operates a New England territory for Planet Fitness - the leading general fitness health club chain in the USA. He owns 15 location throughout the New England area. On this episode of Small Business Edge, Steve not only shares a lot of practical wisdom about how to get started in the franchising world, and how to navigate a lot of the challenges that come up along the way, but Steve has a unique ability of humour and storytelling to not only cope with challenges and inspire others. If you’re someone who is looking to start a small business or get started in the franchising world, what you’ll from Steve is that you don’t have to know all the answers to all the questions about how things are going to be okay in order to know that they’ll be okay, and that you have the power to make it so. Discussed on this episode: Why Steve left tech to run his own business The reactions from his friends and family when he decided he wanted to open a gym Why Planet Fitness was a good investment How Steve went from owning 1 Planet Fitness to 15 in the New England area Every franchise location is a completely different business even when it’s a part of the same company What Steve learned about selling businesses and how to determine when it’s the right time to sell Learn more about Ceterus at Ceterus.com.

Amanda Kingsmith is a Praxis Advisor, a yoga studio manager, a yoga teacher, a yoga business coach, a podcast host, and a world traveler. After transitioning from the corporate world into teaching yoga, Amanda experienced that the rates for yoga classes were high, yet yoga teachers were consistently not making a sustainable income. She recognized that the business acumen in the yoga world wasn’t there, and decided to bridge that gap with her podcast on the business of yoga, M.B.Om. On this episode, Amanda and T.K. talk about the business of yoga, as well as dive into Amanda’s workflow, how she manages a number of different jobs at once, and is able to balance working with traveling the world. Amanda shares the resources that have helped her most to set up a productive workday, and tips for anyone who wants to dive into remote entrepreneurship. Discussed in this episode: How Amanda got into the yoga industry and began to learn about the business side of yoga How to go from a part-time yoga teacher to a full-time yoga teacher Shifting the mindset of asking for yoga for free and when it’s appropriate to work for free How Amanda organizes her schedule The importance of self-care as an entrepreneur How Amanda balances travel with work When you want to dive into entrepreneurship, make sure that you love what you’re doing because it’s going to be hard Learn more about Ceterus at Ceterus.com.

Jane Banheman is the owner and founder of Blue Nectar Yoga in Falls Church, Virginia. Jane has been practicing and teaching yoga for nearly two decades, and after working for many different organizations around the world, she decided to combine everything that she had learned to open her own studio. The yoga industry is incredibly saturated and being in the Northern Virginia / DC area, it’s important to have a specific niche, avatar, and something that sets you apart from the competition. On this episode, Jane shares what makes Blue Nectar Yoga unique, how to run a successful business in a saturated industry, how she prioritizes self-care in her life, and much more. Discussed in this episode: Why it’s important to love what you do everyday, and why work doesn’t have to be something that we hate   How Jane got into yoga and what inspired her to open Blue Nectar Yoga The challenges of the yoga industry and being a small business owner in a saturated market   The transition from yoga teacher to yoga studio owner and what Jane learned through that process How your competition can make you great Why it’s important to get clear on your mission, who you’re trying to serve, and what you’re trying to achieve What sets Blue Nectar apart from other yoga studios Why self-care is key for success as a business owner Learn more about Ceterus at Ceterus.com.

Jeremy Bollington is a multi-franchise partner and area representative for Blo Blow Dry Bar and Waxing the City, based out of Charleston, South Carolina. Before Blo, Jeremy spent 25+ years as a banker in cities around the world like London, Hong Kong and New York. He has built big and successful teams over the last 10 years at two different institutions, but in 2015, he decided it was time to explore something different. Today, we discuss Jeremy’s journey of entrepreneurship and franchise ownership. We also talk about the failures and insights that Jeremy accrued along the way, the do’s and don’ts of marketing, the importance of hiring great people, and more. If you are considering entering into the franchise world or you want to level up your game, don’t miss this episode! Discussed in this Episode: What it has been like to grow a career while living and working around the world Why Jeremy decided to become a Blo franchise owner What Blo is and what they offer What Waxing the City is and what they offer What Jeremy’s average day looks like How Jeremy has built a great team of people that can support him The danger of complacency and how to refocus Marketing do’s and don’ts for entrepreneurs and franchise owners Jeremy’s advice for new entrepreneurs Learn more about Ceterus at Ceterus.com.

Joe Zentmyer is the co-founder and CFO at First Ascent Climbing & Fitness.  On this episode of Small Business Edge, Joe shares how the climbing community in Chicago was in need of a climbing gym for 20 years, and the founders of First Ascent were the first who were to do it successfully.  Joe shares what sets First Ascent apart from other climbing gyms, and how they have successfully grown the business to multiple locations.  Like any entrepreneur, Joe doesn't have a "standard" workday. He talks about what his typical week looks like, how he spends his weekends, and the importance of having his own fitness routine in his life.  Discussed in this episode: How First Ascent was able to successfully fill a need in Chicago Finding a good location for a business can really impact success The importance of knowing who is in your community and catering your offerings to them The workflow as the CFO at First Ascent - what the weeks and weekends look like How to balance personal care with work  Failures, challenges, and what it’s really like to found a startup Advice for following your passion Learn more about Ceterus at Ceterus.com

Liz Naber is an owner at Pure Barre. Pure Barre is a total body workout that uses the ballet bar to perform movements that help burn fat and create long, lean physiques. Liz was a soccer player all her life and didn’t believe in group fitness classes. It wasn’t until she tore her ACL that a friend suggested that she try barre. She loved it! After a year of doing barre regularly, the company that Liz worked for was going in a different direction and she decided to make the leap into becoming a franchise owner. On this episode of Small Business Edge, Liz shares what it’s like to be a franchise owner and how it differed from what she expected. She also shares her day-to-day routine and some of the rituals and routines that help her sustain a high level of performance, as well as advice on finding good talent. Discussed on this episode: How Liz became a Pure Barre franchise owner What being a franchise owner is actually like What surprised Liz about being a franchise owner Day to day life for Liz Rituals and routines that help Liz sustain a high level of performance How to find good talent How to know when to take the leap into entrepreneurship Learn more about Ceterus at Ceterus.com.

Levi Morehouse of Ceterus outlines how technology is shaping two future career paths for accountants; Jeff Bezos shares how he structures his day to be most effective; PwC launches a “Digital Accelerators” program to future-proof staff; Garrett Wagner explains how a focus on billable hours drives Millennials away from your firm; Sage Intacct reveals acquisition and integration of Budgeta for FP&A into the Intacct product; the Trump Administration’s proposed tariffs on China could increase costs for cloud computing services; and Intuit now supports tokens for bank feed authentication.

Steve and Lynn Biddle met at a conference while they were both working at McDonald’s. Both Steve and Lynn worked their way up in McDonald’s, starting as crew kids and making their way into management, to the point that they decided to purchase McDonald’s franchises together. Steve and Lynn share what it was like to be McDonald’s Franchise owners, what they learned as franchisees, and how to build a successful franchise. Steve and Lynn share the importance of hardwork, having great mentors, why it’s important to have fun at work, how they have been able to successfully hire great people and keep them on, what they’ve learned from working together as a couple, and how to make an impact in your community as a franchise owner. Whether you are a current franchise owner or thinking about purchasing a franchise, you don’t want to miss this episode! Discussed in this episode: How Steve worked his way up in McDonald’s When you’re in a partnership, divide the work based on your strengths How to get your employees motivated What it’s like to work with your spouse, and how to be successful doing so “If you’re not making mistakes, you’re not trying hard enough” How to find great people to purchase your franchise Why it’s important to give back to your community Learn more about Ceterus at Ceterus.com.

Nick Olson is the founder and CEO of Sandwich Math. After owning Jimmy John’s and realizing there was no good solution for accounting and bookkeeping, he started Sandwich Math, which was acquired by Ceterus in late 2017. Nick now works with Ceterus to bring a tailored accounting solution to the Jimmy John’s franchise. On this episode of the podcast, Nick shares how he was able to run a successful Jimmy John’s franchise while starting Sandwich Math, and what he’s learned about being a successful franchise owner. He shares the most common struggles for new franchise owners, what franchisees often overlook, the challenges of where to focus your energy as a busy entrepreneur, and much more. Discussed in this episode: Slow and steady growth can help you to scale your business more easily Build your network before you try and sell How to get your creative ideas approved Deal with problems as they come, and focus on creating a really great product or service The most common struggles for new franchise owners The power of advertising How to choose a franchise Nick’s history with Jimmy John’s The challenge of figuring out where to focus your energy when you have a lot on the go What franchisees often overlook Learn more about Ceterus at Ceterus.com.

Helaine Knapp joins Small Business Edge for the first episode of season 2. Helaine is the CEO and founder of City Row, a boutique fitness studio that combines row intervals on sexy, water machines with dynamic sculpting exercises. City Row has been open since 2014 and has grown immensely since then. Helaine Knapp didn’t always know that she would be the founder of a successful startup in the boutique fitness industry though. Before that, she worked in high fashion, advertising, publishing and eventually the tech start up industry, and she always spent her evenings in the gym.  After getting a back injury at 25 years old, a friend suggested rowing for an amazing workout that is low impact. Helaine wasn’t into it at all! But, Helaine saw an opportunity in the industry for a great low-impact workout, and despite her negative connotations about rowing, she couldn’t get away from it. She found a sexy, water rowing machine and paired it with weight training. She put up a website and with the help of a friend, did a pop up class to see if anyone was interested in the idea. From there, it completely took off. Discussed in this episode: How City Row was developed and why it was so successful right off the get go The challenges of working full-time and building a business on the side  The biggest lessons that Helaine has learned through founding City Row The consistent struggles as a founder of a small business in a competitive industry  Learn more about Ceterus at Ceterus.com  

Small Business Edge is kicking off Season 2 with a conversation with Ceterus CEO and founder, Levi Morehouse. Levi and TK talk about why they’ve decided to bring Small Business Edge back for a second season, what you can expect from season 2, and some of Levi’s key takeaways from the season. Whether you are interested in entrepreneurship or already building a business, there is a ton that you can learn from the guests on this season of Small Business Edge. Discussed in this episode: Why Ceterus focuses on small business entrepreneurship Why Season 2 is kicking off with Jamie Weeks What to take away from Season 2 Learn more about Ceterus at Ceterus.com.

Jamie was a guest on Small Business Edge in Season 1. At that time, he owned and operated over a dozen Orangetheory fitnesses. Since Jamie was on the podcast last, he has won Orangetheory fitness franchisee of the year and sold majority stakeholdership of his company. Jamie discovered Orangetheory after spending a number of years taking classes at Flywheel and discovering a passion for group fitness classes. When he started taking classes at Orangetheory, he knew that the company was doing some revolutionary in the group fitness world. After purchasing one Orangetheory franchise, he realized that he was fulfilling a passion, while doing well financially, and he continued to grow his business, buying multiple franchises in the southern US. On this episode of the podcast, Jamie shares why he decided to sell majority stakeholdership of his company, what that process was like, and what he learned from it. Jamie shares how he has been able to be so successful in the fitness industry, and the keys to success as a franchise and business owner, including the importance of valuing human capital and putting your members first, how to hire and retain great managers, and more. Discussed in this episode:   The secret to success is 2 shots of espresso everyday! Why Jamie invested in Orangetheory, and why he’s decided to sell How to successfully sell a business and the importance of staying organized right off the get go Having a good accountant is really important for a successful business Having a great team is key to success with a business, and it doesn’t feel like work when you work with great people Why it’s important to keep your employees happy, and how to do so How to structure equity for your business and employees What Jamie is currently working on - Motion Stretch Studios based around the recovery aspect of fitness The importance of making new studio members feel comfortable and making the members of the studio feel like they are a part of a community The 3 keys to success       Learn more about Ceterus at Ceterus.com.

This week on the podcast I am joined by Eileen McGurty from Great Online Teaching. Taking your yoga business online is a great additional source of revenue, and a great way for people to discover you from anywhere in the world, but it can also feel really, really complicated. On this episode, Eileen shares how to plan out great content for your target market, how to make sure the content your filming will resonate with your audience, tips on equipment and how to get good lighting and sound, marketing your course once it's out there, and how to get over the perfectionism mentality and just put it out there. Enjoy! Tax season is here, and as a yoga entrepreneur, dealing with your finances, accounting, and tax preparation can take you away from focusing on the rest of your business. Doing your own books and taxes is an unnecessary risk, and you can save valuable time and money by outsourcing your accounting and tax preparation. Ceterus specializes in accounting and tax preparation for yoga businesses. This is a complete done-for-you solution, with no work on your end. You’ll have access to your financials online, including a mobile app. You get the information you need to make better business decisions with their secure cloud-based platform. And they combine people and technology so you always have someone to talk to when you need to. To learn more about Ceterus' fitness business accounting and benchmarked reporting solution, please visit www.ceterus.com/mbom. If you sign up through this podcast, you will get 50% off your first two months! This episode of the podcast is also brought to you by Fitbizzle! Fitbizzle is a simple and affordable booking and payments system for independent yoga teachers and smaller studios. With Fitbizzle, you only pay for what you use instead of a large monthly fee. For a 1 month free trial check out fitbizzle.com/amanda.

Justin Harwood is the founder of Edgepoint Social and a social media expert. On this episode of the podcast, we talk all things social media. We cover how to choose the right platform(s) to be on, how to stay up to date with the new algorithm changes, batching content, getting more views on your content, and more. Justin shares some of his tips for building engagement on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter, as well as the power of chat bots. We talk about Facebook ads vs. Instagram, whether or not they are right for, and why being successful on social media all comes down to testing what will work with your audience. Enjoy! This episode of the podcast is brought to you by FavYogis. Here’s a business tool that’s really going to change the lives of yoga teachers…. Do you teach yoga? Then this is the app for you. The FavYogis app puts control and freedom in your hands. Update your class schedule, offer YOUR OWN classes ANYWHERE, ANYTIME; and GET PAID all from your phone!   No more updating your schedule in multiple places for students to MAYBE stumble across it. Students simply open FavYogis and your schedule will be there.   With FavYogis, you can receive donations or tips from students, send students notifications about class updates, set prices and ticket availability, and auto-send reminders to students. Just your yoga. Teachers add classes. Students add teachers. Students and teachers stay connected. Get the FavYogis app on any app store for free. Use code MBOM and let them know I sent you! Tax season is here, and as a yoga entrepreneur, dealing with your finances, accounting, and tax preparation can take you away from focusing on the rest of your business. Doing your own books and taxes is an unnecessary risk, and you can save valuable time and money by outsourcing your accounting and tax preparation. Ceterus specializes in accounting and tax preparation for yoga businesses. This is a complete done-for-you solution, with no work on your end. You’ll have access to your financials online, including a mobile app. You get the information you need to make better business decisions with their secure cloud-based platform. And they combine people and technology so you always have someone to talk to when you need to. To learn more about Ceterus' fitness business accounting and benchmarked reporting solution, please visit www.ceterus.com/mbom. If you sign up through this podcast, you will get 50% off your first two months! This episode of the podcast is also brought to you by Fitbizzle! Fitbizzle is a simple and affordable booking and payments system for independent yoga teachers and smaller studios. With Fitbizzle, you only pay for what you use instead of a large monthly fee. For a 1 month free trial check out fitbizzle.com/amanda.

Jack Boken is a Canadian yoga teacher and the founder of Happy Jack Yoga. Jack came to yoga from the corporate world, and spent months traveling the world teaching yoga and playing his guitar. When we got back to Canada, he dove into building his business and figuring out what he wanted to do. Since then, Happy Jack Yoga has grown into a global brand offering trainings and retreats around the world. On this episode of the podcast, Jack and I talk about following your heart and doing what feels authentic to you. We also talk about how to build a successful global business, what Jack's day-to-day life looks like, how to be a successful yoga teacher, and to how to build your business in an authentic way that is real to you. Jack gives tips for creating connection with your students and how to maintain loyal customers.  Enjoy! This episode of the podcast is brought to you by FavYogis. Here’s a business tool that’s really going to change the lives of yoga teachers…. Do you teach yoga? Then this is the app for you. The FavYogis app puts control and freedom in your hands. Update your class schedule, offer YOUR OWN classes ANYWHERE, ANYTIME; and GET PAID all from your phone!   No more updating your schedule in multiple places for students to MAYBE stumble across it. Students simply open FavYogis and your schedule will be there.   With FavYogis, you can receive donations or tips from students, send students notifications about class updates, set prices and ticket availability, and auto-send reminders to students. Just your yoga. Teachers add classes. Students add teachers. Students and teachers stay connected. Get the FavYogis app on any app store for free. Use code MBOM and let them know I sent you! Tax season is here, and as a yoga entrepreneur, dealing with your finances, accounting, and tax preparation can take you away from focusing on the rest of your business. Doing your own books and taxes is an unnecessary risk, and you can save valuable time and money by outsourcing your accounting and tax preparation. Ceterus specializes in accounting and tax preparation for yoga businesses. This is a complete done-for-you solution, with no work on your end. You’ll have access to your financials online, including a mobile app. You get the information you need to make better business decisions with their secure cloud-based platform. And they combine people and technology so you always have someone to talk to when you need to. To learn more about Ceterus' fitness business accounting and benchmarked reporting solution, please visit www.ceterus.com/mbom. If you sign up through this podcast, you will get 50% off your first two months!

Josh & Jenna's yoga journey started with practicing Bikram Yoga, and their passion for the practice led them to own a studio in Red Deer, AB. After owning the studio for a number of years, they decided to take their life, their kids and their business on the road. They sold their yoga studio and began building an online business where they teach yoga teachers and yoga studio owners how to run successful businesses. On this episode of the podcast, we talk about tips for owning a successful yoga studio, how to get yoga teacher jobs while traveling, the importance of getting paid for what you do, and how to sell your products and services as a studio or teacher. Josh and Jenna have a lot of experience with the business of yoga and we dive deep into the business of both owning a successful yoga studio and being a successful + sustainable yoga teacher. Enjoy! This episode of the podcast is brought to you by FavYogis. Here’s a business tool that’s really going to change the lives of yoga teachers…. Do you teach yoga? Then this is the app for you. The FavYogis app puts control and freedom in your hands. Update your class schedule, offer YOUR OWN classes ANYWHERE, ANYTIME; and GET PAID all from your phone!   No more updating your schedule in multiple places for students to MAYBE stumble across it. Students simply open FavYogis and your schedule will be there.   With FavYogis, you can receive donations or tips from students, send students notifications about class updates, set prices and ticket availability, and auto-send reminders to students. Just your yoga. Teachers add classes. Students add teachers. Students and teachers stay connected. Get the FavYogis app on any app store for free. Use code MBOM and let them know I sent you! Tax season is here, and as a yoga entrepreneur, dealing with your finances, accounting, and tax preparation can take you away from focusing on the rest of your business. Doing your own books and taxes is an unnecessary risk, and you can save valuable time and money by outsourcing your accounting and tax preparation. Ceterus specializes in accounting and tax preparation for yoga businesses. This is a complete done-for-you solution, with no work on your end. You’ll have access to your financials online, including a mobile app. You get the information you need to make better business decisions with their secure cloud-based platform. And they combine people and technology so you always have someone to talk to when you need to. To learn more about Ceterus' fitness business accounting and benchmarked reporting solution, please visit www.ceterus.com/mbom. If you sign up through this podcast, you will get 50% off your first two months!

This episode of Silicon Harbor Radio features James von der Lieth, Product Manager of Charleston-SC based Accounting Technology solutions provider Ceterus.  James shares his experiences in transitioning from entrepreneur and founder of his own venture to his current role as Product Manager at a rapidly growing small company. The Tech Life with host Rich Conte together with Silicon Harbor Magazine bring you Silicon Harbor Radio; news and interviews from the Technology, Creative and Entrepreneur communities in Charleston, SC.

Dr. Ariele Foster is the founder of Yoga Anatomy Academy, and has been practicing yoga since a young age, as she has a grandmother who is a yoga teacher and practitioner. After living at the Kriapulu Institute as a seva, Ariele was inspired to become a yoga teacher and begin teaching. After suffering an injury, she decided to get her doctorate in physical therapy, and is now a practicing yoga teacher and physical therapist.  On this episode, Ariele and I talk about some of the common wording that yoga teachers can shift to be more anatomically correct. We discuss the anatomy of the shoulders, lumbar spine, and the feet, amongst other things. Ariele and I also delve into the business of yoga and how to create a streamlined brand when you have more than one topic of interest!  Don't miss this episode! This episode of the podcast is brought to your by Ceterus. As a yoga entrepreneur, dealing with your finances, accounting, and tax preparation can be a headache. Ceterus specializes in accounting for yoga studios and takes care of all of that work for you, while giving you full access to your financial data and benchmarked reporting through their platform, Ceterus Edge, which is built on top of QuickBooks Online and integrates with MINDBODY Online. While they offer tax accounting, many of their customers also retain their current CPA and use Ceterus for month-to-month accounting and benchmarked reporting, which their CPAs love.  To learn more about Ceterus' yoga accounting and benchmarked reporting solution, please visit www.ceterus.com/mbom. If you sign up through this podcast, you will get 50% off your first two months! This episode of the podcast is also brought to you by FavYogs! FavYogis is the newest yoga app designed specifically with Yogis in mind. It was built out of Santa Monica, CA by a practicing yogi and software engineer from MIT. FavYogis connects yoga students with their favorite teachers through a simple to use app that is free to download. Teachers can post one time events like workshops and retreats as well as regular weekly classes, and students can easily find teachers offerings from anywhere in the world. Use the code “MBOM” when you sign up and make sure they know I sent you! Sign up here! I've also launched a private community on Facebook for yoga teachers who want to learn more about business. Join me here!

It is hard to imagine it was 11 years ago we launched our first podcast.  Today, Franchise Interviews is celebrating our 11th year anniversary and 550th show.  This show will feature Marty McDermott, the founder of Franchise Interviews, LLC as the interviewee discussing the history of the show.  Interviews on this show will be conducted by the amazing Jaime Jay, the popular host of Stop Riding the Pine, the great Elizie Flenard, host of the popular show Enterprise Now, the popular John Tantillo, AKA the Marketing Doctor and we even play a clip from our very first show with PB Loco. Today's show is being brought to you by Ceterus.  Ceterus specializes in franchise accounting and takes care of all of that work for you, while giving you full access to your financial data and benchmarked reporting through their platform.  If you sign up through this podcast, you will get 50% off your first two months! To learn more about Ceterus' franchise accounting and benchmarked reporting solution, please visit www.ceterus.com/franchiseinterviews  

On this episode of the podcast, I am joined by the CEO of Ardor SEO, Kris Reid. Kris is from Australia originally, but is joining me from Cambodia, where he currently calls home. Kris has been working in digital marketing and SEO for a number of years, and shares how he got into SEO and started Ardor. On this episode, we talk about some basic SEO concepts, like backlinks, SEO vs. SEM, keywords, and the importance of page ranking. We also talk about white hat vs. black hat, and what Google looks for when they are ranking your website. Kris also dives into some tips on how to to improve the SEO on your website, the importance of a morning routine for an entrepreneur, and how to sell yourself confidently as a yoga teacher. Enjoy! This episode of the podcast is brought to your by Ceterus. As a yoga entrepreneur, dealing with your finances, accounting, and tax preparation can be a headache. Ceterus specializes in accounting for yoga studios and takes care of all of that work for you, while giving you full access to your financial data and benchmarked reporting through their platform, Ceterus Edge, which is built on top of QuickBooks Online and integrates with MINDBODY Online. While they offer tax accounting, many of their customers also retain their current CPA and use Ceterus for month-to-month accounting and benchmarked reporting, which their CPAs love.  To learn more about Ceterus' yoga accounting and benchmarked reporting solution, please visit www.ceterus.com/mbom. If you sign up through this podcast, you will get 50% off your first two months! This episode of the podcast is also brought to by YogaBossBabe. YBB is a monthly lifestyle subscription box for passionate and motivated female yoga entrepreneurs who want to build and grow their business. Each month you receive a box of goodies to keep you on track and feeling inspired with your business. For more information, please visit www.yogabossbabe.com and use promo code MBOM15 to get 15% off your first box. This episode of the podcast is also brought to you by FavYogs! FavYogis is the newest yoga app designed specifically with Yogis in mind. It was built out of Santa Monica, CA by a practicing yogi and software engineer from MIT. FavYogis connects yoga students with their favorite teachers through a simple to use app that is free to download. Teachers can post one time events like workshops and retreats as well as regular weekly classes, and students can easily find teachers offerings from anywhere in the world. Use the code “MBOM” when you sign up and make sure they know I sent you! Sign up here! I've also launched a private community on Facebook for yoga teachers who want to learn more about business. Join me here!

I am so excited to be joined by the founder of YogaBossBabe, Liz Nguyen. On this episode, Liz shares her journey as a yoga teacher, doing her YTT at Core Power Yoga and then completing a 2 year yoga therapy program from LMU. We talk about how she successfully started a corporate yoga business, and then became inspired to create YogaBossBabe, a monthly subscription service for yoga entrepreneurs.  We talk about everything from getting yourself out there as a new yoga teacher, to finding your teaching voice, to how to get corporate yoga gigs, advice for new yoga teachers, as well as what Liz has learned from creating YogaBossBabe.  Enjoy! This episode of the podcast is brought to your by Ceterus. As a yoga entrepreneur, dealing with your finances, accounting, and tax preparation can be a headache. Ceterus specializes in accounting for yoga studios and takes care of all of that work for you, while giving you full access to your financial data and benchmarked reporting through their platform, Ceterus Edge, which is built on top of QuickBooks Online and integrates with MINDBODY Online. While they offer tax accounting, many of their customers also retain their current CPA and use Ceterus for month-to-month accounting and benchmarked reporting, which their CPAs love.  To learn more about Ceterus' yoga accounting and benchmarked reporting solution, please visit www.ceterus.com/mbom. If you sign up through this podcast, you will get 50% off your first two months! This episode of the podcast is also brought to by YogaBossBabe. YBB is a monthly lifestyle subscription box for passionate and motivated female yoga entrepreneurs who want to build and grow their business. Each month you receive a box of goodies to keep you on track and feeling inspired with your business. For more information, please visit www.yogabossbabe.com and use promo code MBOM15 to get 15% off your first box. This episode of the podcast is also brought to you by FavYogs! FavYogis is the newest yoga app designed specifically with Yogis in mind. It was built out of Santa Monica, CA by a practicing yogi and software engineer from MIT. FavYogis connects yoga students with their favorite teachers through a simple to use app that is free to download. Teachers can post one time events like workshops and retreats as well as regular weekly classes, and students can easily find teachers offerings from anywhere in the world. Use the code “MBOM” when you sign up and make sure they know I sent you! Sign up here! I've also launched a private community on Facebook for yoga teachers who want to learn more about business. Join me here!  

This week we are meeting with the Totally Nutz franchise opportunity - Matt Barker and his wife Yvette were successful marketing executives who became worn-out of the rat race and began looking for their "next big thing." That light bulb moment came as they recalled all the conferences they used to be present at and the thousands of people walking around each show with some kind of handout. Under the name Barker's Olde Fashioned Almonds, Matt and Yvette started roasting Cinnamon Glazed Almonds in 1990 and began selling their product at different fairs and festivals. Over the years, their customers would inform how much they enjoyed the product and wished more variety would be offered. Matt and Yvette started experimenting and came up with several delectable flavors and varieties. They changed the name to Totally Nutz in 1992 and launched their franchise opportunity in May 2014. In Part Two, we play a clip from our Great Quotes in Franchising podcast.  Today's show is being brought to you by Ceterus.  Ceterus specializes in franchise accounting and takes care of all of that work for you, while giving you full access to your financial data and benchmarked reporting through their platform.  If you sign up through this podcast, you will get 50% off your first two months! To learn more about Ceterus' franchise accounting and benchmarked reporting solution, please visit www.ceterus.com/franchiseinterviews  

On this episode of the podcast, I am joined by Arianne Traverso from Bizzy Yogi and the Yoga Expo in Miami. Arianne came to yoga from the graphic design and marketing world, and has been teaching yoga for over 15 years. On this episode, Arianne and I chat about her experience as a yoga teacher, a yoga studio owner, a mentor for yoga teachers, and the founder of Bizzy Yogi. Arianne and I chat about the importance of sales funnels and how you can set up an effective sales funnel, the importance of digital marketing and how you can create an online presence, as well as why it's important to have multiple revenue streams and how to create a side hustle that makes you money doing something that you love. One of the big lessons that Arianne shares in this episode is to bring harmony into your business. Take what you learn on the mat and bring it into your life off the mat and into your business. Enjoy! This episode of the podcast is brought to your by Ceterus. As a yoga entrepreneur, dealing with your finances, accounting, and tax preparation can be a headache. Ceterus specializes in accounting for yoga studios and takes care of all of that work for you, while giving you full access to your financial data and benchmarked reporting through their platform, Ceterus Edge, which is built on top of QuickBooks Online and integrates with MINDBODY Online. While they offer tax accounting, many of their customers also retain their current CPA and use Ceterus for month-to-month accounting and benchmarked reporting, which their CPAs love.  To learn more about Ceterus' yoga accounting and benchmarked reporting solution, please visit www.ceterus.com/mbom. If you sign up through this podcast, you will get 50% off your first two months! This episode of the podcast is also brought to you by FavYogs! FavYogis is the newest yoga app designed specifically with Yogis in mind. It was built out of Santa Monica, CA by a practicing yogi and software engineer from MIT. FavYogis connects yoga students with their favorite teachers through a simple to use app that is free to download. Teachers can post one time events like workshops and retreats as well as regular weekly classes, and students can easily find teachers offerings from anywhere in the world. Use the code “MBOM” when you sign up and make sure they know I sent you! Sign up here! I've also launched a private community on Facebook for yoga teachers who want to learn more about business. Join me here!

Electric Scooters, Electric Bikes, Electric Skateboards and more!  We have a great show today.  We are meeting Jerry Szylwanski of the Whizzyride franchise opportunity.  Whizzyride is a Miami based intelligent technologies company- specialized in small electric vehicles. Whizzyride is an exclusive importer of the newest market inventions such as electric scooters and electric bikes. Whizzyride provides guaranty and post-guaranty service and the satisfaction of their clients in the most important thing for their franchise! In Part Two, we play a clip from our Great Quotes in Franchising podcast.  Today's show is being brought to you by Ceterus.  Ceterus specializes in franchise accounting and takes care of all of that work for you, while giving you full access to your financial data and benchmarked reporting through their platform.  If you sign up through this podcast, you will get 50% off your first two months! To learn more about Ceterus' franchise accounting and benchmarked reporting solution, please visit www.ceterus.com/franchiseinterviews  

Today Franchise Interviews is celebrating National Sandwich day with three fantastic sub franchise opportunities.  They include Erbert and Gerbert’s Subs, Milios Subs, and Penn Station East Coast Subs.  National Sandwich Day is observed annually on November 3. The sandwich is believed to be the namesake of John Montagu, 4th Earl of Sandwich, following the claim that he was the inventor of the sandwich.  This day honors one of America’s most popular lunch items.  https://nationaldaycalendar.com/national-sandwich-day-november-3/ In part four, we play a clip from our popular Great Quotes in Franchising podcast.  Today's Franchise Interviews shout out goes to Ceterus.  As a franchise entrepreneur, dealing with your finances, accounting, and tax preparation can be a headache. Ceterus specializes in franchise accounting and takes care of all of that work for you, while giving you full access to your financial data and benchmarked reporting through their platform. Ceterus Edge, is built on top of QuickBooks Online. While they offer tax accounting, many of their customers also retain their current CPA and use Ceterus for month-to-month accounting and benchmarked reporting, which their CPAs love. If you sign up through this podcast, you will get 50% off your first two months! To learn more about Ceterus' franchise accounting and benchmarked reporting solution, please visit www.ceterus.com/franchiseinterviews.

On this episode, I'm joined by my brother Levi Morehouse, the CEO of Ceterus. Levi is fantastic at cutting down to the crucial aspects of accounting and in this episode, we dive into the most important numbers and concepts you need to know as an entrepreneur, freelancer, or small business owner. One of the resources Levi recommends is Quickbooks. Because he feels passionately about small business entrepreneurship, Levi is offering to help entrepreneurs set up their QuickBooks Online accounts - free of charge. Visit http://www.ceterus.com/quickbookshelp to request for a member of Ceterus' team to walk you through setting up your account. In this episode: - Update on Ceterus' growth - Accounting for non-numbers people - How to track personal finances - Holistically looking at expenses - Basic accounting for small business - The most important numbers for any business - Accounting basics for new freelancers and self-employed For full show notes visit: Isaacmorehouse.com If you are a fan of the show, make sure to leave a review on iTunes. All episodes of the Isaac Morehouse Podcast are available on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher.

BJ Lackland. He has spent over 15 years as an investor in startups. As an investor, he’s been in VC and Angel and is now the CEO of Lighter Capital, where he oversees over 200 alternative investments in early stage tech companies. As an executive, he’s been on the executive team of 3 companies including CFO of a public tech company called Power Efficiency Corp. He’s raised and uploaded over $150M worth of capital. Famous Five: Favorite Book? – Crossing the Chasm What CEO do you follow? – N/A Favorite online tool? — Cirrus How many hours of sleep do you get? — 4-5 If you could let your 20-year old self, know one thing, what would it be? – “Just keep seeking”   Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:20 – Nathan introduces BJ to the show 02:05 – BJ was at VC in the early 2000s for 5 years and focused on energy technology 02:58 – Lighter Capital is a fintech company that revolutionized as a startup finance 03:06 – They are using technology to improve entrepreneurs’ access to capital 03:14 – Lighter Capital’s model 03:23 – An entrepreneur spends 8-10 hours with them before they write a check 03:30 – The revenue-based financing tends to be the best aspect of equity 03:58 – On average, Lighter Capital provides companies $250K and can go up to $2M 04:28 – Pay multiple is 1.5 to 2 times and paid typically over a 3 to 5-year period 04:53 – If the company grows quickly, they can pay in a shorter time period 05:00 – “We have every incentive of trying to help them grow” 05:07 – Lighter Capital is really betting on the entrepreneurs 05:20 – Lighter Capital has raised a total of $120M 05:23 – The initial fund was $20M 05:45 – Lighter Capital is raising from traditional LPs 06:44 – Lighter Capital makes money like a bank does 07:35 – Most lenders are worried about payment defaults 07:44 – Lighter Capital focuses on helping companies grow long-term 08:40 – Lighter Capital has a minimum threshold of $15K a month 08:55 – Lighter Capital looks into 2 different audiences 08:58 – One is their customers 09:01 – The other one is their capital partner 09:14 – Lighter Capital is funding 10-12 companies a month 09:40 – Lighter Capital has a group of 9 developers and data scientists 09:49 – Lighter Capital has 90% accuracy for predicting revenue 10:45 – Lighter Capital still goes through several different factors for approving a company 11:56 – In Episode 421, Nathan had Ceterus who worked with Lighter Capital 12:17 – The payment can or cannot accelerate depending on the company 12:44 – Companies can pay lighter capital earlier with a lesser amount 13:56 – Lighter Capital funded companies that are just by themselves 15:00 – Lighter Capital is also funding similar companies 15:36 – In Episode 542, Nathan had HipLead and on Episode 560, Badger Maps, and they both worked with Lighter Capital 17:34 – Lighter Capital worked with 101 companies last year 17:54 – Lighter Capital closed a lot of deals last Christmas 19:20 – The Famous Five   3 Key Points: Thousands of new businesses are coming out every month; having easy access to capital is a huge advantage for them. Predicting one company’s future revenue is beneficial, both for the investor and the company. Keep seeking, stay curious, and always find new things to learn about.   Resources Mentioned: The Top Inbox – The site Nathan uses to schedule emails to be sent later, set reminders in inbox, track opens, and follow-up with email sequences Organifi – The juice was Nathan’s life saver during his trip in Southeast Asia Klipfolio – Track your business performance across all departments for FREE Acuity Scheduling – Nathan uses Acuity to schedule his podcast interviews and appointments Host Gator– The site Nathan uses to buy his domain names and hosting for the cheapest price possible Audible– Nathan uses Audible when he’s driving from Austin to San Antonio (1.5-hour drive) to listen to audio books Freshbooks – Nathan doesn’t waste time so he uses Freshbooks to send out invoices and collect his money. Get your free month NOW Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives

Brian Kiel joins Small Business Edge for the final episode of season one.  Brian has seen franchise entrepreneurship from every angle. From his first job as a busboy at T.G.I. Fridays he saw the inside of what made a franchise successful. He worked his way up to managing that same restaurant, jumped to corporate for Cold Stone Creamery, and built a successful career that led to his current position as Director of Franchise Relations with Massage Envy. More than any other guest, Brian has perspective on and insights into what it takes to succeed as a franchise entrepreneur. He has years of experience working for both franchisees and franchisors and shares his knowledge on this week’s episode. Discussed in this episode: Early career at T.G.I. Fridays The corporate side of franchising How franchisor’s support franchisees What makes the best franchisees the best? Why passion is crucial to succeed in franchise entrepreneurship Learn more about Ceterus at Ceterus.com

Taylor Bartels is the President of Galleon Holdings and a Franchisee for European Wax Center. If you had told Taylor twenty years ago that he would be running a waxing business he might have thought you were crazy. It was never an obvious path, but when he and his wife started exploring franchise options, they fell in love with European Wax Center and have gone on to create a successful business enterprise. In this episode, Taylor shares his story of making the jump into franchising, the difference between being entrepreneurial and being an entrepreneur, and why your customer is always your boss. Discussed in this episode: How Taylor made the jump to franchising The difference between being entrepreneurial and being an entrepreneur Can anyone be a good entrepreneur? Why your customer is always your boss How do you get valuable feedback from your customers? Advice for those new to the franchise industry Learn more about Ceterus at Ceterus.com

Welcome to Episode 243 of the Success in Business Podcast. We are here for you every Monday to teach you about success in business and today is no different. Today Tom has invited two guests to join the show. We … Continue reading →

Welcome to Episode 243 of the Success in Business Podcast. We are here for you every Monday to teach you about success in business and today is no different. Today Tom has invited two guests to join the show. We … Continue reading →

Welcome to Episode 242 of the Success in Business Podcast. We are here for you every Monday to teach you about success in business and today is no different. Today Tom has invited two guests to join the show. We … Continue reading →

Welcome to Episode 242 of the Success in Business Podcast. We are here for you every Monday to teach you about success in business and today is no different. Today Tom has invited two guests to join the show. We … Continue reading →

We are excited to introduce you to Small Business Edge. In the sea of entrepreneurship content for startups and solopreneurs, small business entrepreneurs are sometimes overlooked. As a result, they often don’t have the support and knowledge to grow and prosper in their business. Small Business Edge exists to share the stories and wisdom of successful small business entrepreneurs. In this episode Ceterus CEO Levi Morehouse joins the show to discuss how Small Business Edge and Ceterus help to empower small business entrepreneurs, and what you can expect from future episodes of the Small Business Edge Podcast. Topics Discussed: Why Small Business Edge exists How Levi became passionate about empowering small business owners How does Ceterus help small business owners? What are the most common struggles small business owners have? How can you get the most out of the podcast? Links: Ceterus.com Connect with Ceterus on Twitter Get more SMB insights by liking Ceterus on Facebook

Welcome to Episode 241 of the Success in Business Podcast. We are here for you every Monday to teach you about success in business and today is no different. Today Tom has invited two guests to join the show. We … Continue reading →

Welcome to Episode 241 of the Success in Business Podcast. We are here for you every Monday to teach you about success in business and today is no different. Today Tom has invited two guests to join the show. We … Continue reading →

What causes social change? Is it the "right politicians getting elected? Investment in non-profits? Or entrepreneurs creating experiences that change beliefs? Isaac was recently interviewed on The Social Change Podcast about his theory of social change. He covers his intellectual evolution about how social change happens, from politics, to non-profit, to founding Praxis. Learn why politics is not the way to create a better world and how Praxis contributes to Isaac's mission of making people free. Topics Covered: - Why politicians aren't ideological - Public choice theory - The beliefs of the masses are changed through experiences - Uber as an example of social change - Actions are more important than opinions - How Praxis helps create a freer world --------------------- This episode is brought to you by one of the most innovative accounting startups in the country, Ceterus. Ceterus is looking for accountants or finance-minded professionals who want more something more than a standard job. If you have accountants in your network that are interested in empowering entrepreneurs in a growing startup, visit isaac.ceterus.com. ------------------- Show notes and links to all books, articles, and resources mentioned are available at isaacmorehouse.com If you are a fan of the show, make sure to leave a review on iTunes. All episodes of the Isaac Morehouse Podcast are available on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher.

Jeff Mah + I had a great conversation in season 1 on his journey as a yoga teacher + to becoming a studio owner. It was a fabulous conversation, so if you haven't listened to it yet, give it a listen here before listening to this episode. I'm super excited to have Jeff back on the show to continue the conversation of the business of owning a yoga studio. We talk about everything from charging less as a yoga teacher, teaching for free, valuing yourself as a yoga teacher, setting prices for your yoga studio, running a successful small business, and much more. Jeff has been a yoga studio owner for 5+ years and he is super candid when he shares his advice on the business of owning a yoga studio. Enjoy! If you enjoy the podcast, join the community on Facebook, Instagram + sign up for the newsletter. We also have a great promotion going on with Ceterus, where you can receive your first 3 months of cloud-based accounting + book keeping for free. Click here to learn more.

Relationships (or the lack of) cause a lot of stress for a lot of people. Young people especially tend to think that finding the right partner will solve their problems, so they dedicate a massive amount of time, energy, and attention in the attempt to attract members of the opposite sex. And it doesn't work. The desperate approach leaves them with the same problems or worse, spending all their time with people they don't like. What if the solution is to focus on something else entirely? This is the idea we explore today on the podcast. Topics Covered: - Christmas music - How young people respond relationship problems, the victim vs. the desperate player - The antagonistic view of relationships with employers and romantic partners - Why being unimportant is liberating - The paradox of trying to be attractive - Never be desperate - Learning from heartbreak - Promises make relationship fragile - How to stay in your Zone of Power --------------------- This episode is brought to you by one of the most innovative accounting startups in the country, Ceterus. Ceterus is looking for accountants or finance-minded professionals who want more something more than a standard job. If you have accountants in your network that are interested in empowering entrepreneurs in a growing startup, visit isaac.ceterus.com. ------------------- Show notes and links to all books, articles, and resources mentioned are available at isaacmorehouse.com If you are a fan of the show, make sure to leave a review on iTunes. All episodes of the Isaac Morehouse Podcast are available on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher.

Are you interested in leading a yoga retreat, but don't really know where to start? WeTravel is a platform for retreat leaders that will help you from start to finish to create a great retreat. On this episode of the podcast, Jen Corley from WeTravel is joining me to talk about how to lead a great retreat. Jen shares her background as a yoga teacher and how she came to be working at WeTravel helping yoga teachers create great retreats. We discuss choosing a retreat location, pricing, best practices for retreat leaders, marketing, and much more. Don't miss out on the awesome promotion we have going on with Ceterus! Ceterus does cloud-based accounting + book keeping and is offering the first 3 months free (with no strings attached) to listeners of M.B.Om. Sign up here. If you enjoy the podcast, join the community on Facebook and Instagram + sign up for the newsletter!

Abbey Lovett joins the show to discuss her experience so far with Praxis. Abbey is an entrepreneur, podcast host, and current Praxis participant currently in the third month of the program. She shares her highlights so far, from the support of the Praxis community to the challenges she's faced in the curriculum. In the second half, TK and Isaac talk about greatness, concretely defining goals, and putting truth above comfort in relationships. Covered this episode: - Abby's experience since starting Praxis and joining the community - The challenge of blogging for thirty days straight (Praxis month two) - Being a people pleaser, but putting yourself first - Why TK thinks “being great” isn't a great goal - The difference between happy and unhappy people - The Inner Game of Tennis - Self-one vs. self-two, or the balance between conscious and unconscious mind in the pursuit of achievement - Bringing unconscious processes into conscious awareness - Why saying no to people is actually more polite - Commitment to truth over unity - Disagreeing while being respectful --------------------- This episode is brought to you by one of the most innovative accounting startups in the country, Ceterus. Ceterus is looking for accountants or finance-minded professionals who want more something more than a standard job. If you have accountants in your network that are interested in empowering entrepreneurs in a growing startup, visit isaac.ceterus.com. ___________ Show notes and links to all books, articles, and resources mentioned are available at isaacmorehouse.com If you are a fan of the show, make sure to leave a review on iTunes. All episodes of the Isaac Morehouse Podcast are available on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher.

This episode of Silicon Harbor Radio features Levi Morehouse, Founder and CEO of Charleston SC technology startup Ceterus.  Levi discusses Ceterus’ model of using technology to deliver outsourced accounting services to small businesses and how a recent round of investment capital will help Ceterus scale out their business. The Tech Life with host Rich Conte together with Silicon Harbor Magazine bring you Silicon Harbor Radio; news and interviews from the Technology, Creative and Entrepreneur communities in Charleston, SC.

TK has transcended Fridays. This is the first edition of the new format of the podcast. Monday discussions with TK, featuring deep dives into all things philosophy, education, tech, and personal development. This week is all about reframing limitations and selling your strengths. Why do so many people argue for their limitations? In the face of opportunities, people start talking about their weakness or why they aren't the person for the job. They don't even get started before they tell you why you might not want to hire them. What motivates people to argue for their limitations and how can you do a better job of selling your strengths? Get the answer plus: - Favorite basketball movies - Cubs win the World Series & Passive aggressive church league softball prayers - Don't argue for your limitations - Why job posting requirements are always flexible - People want to be sold - People are debating implications, but they think they're debating facts - The power of turning statements into questions - How TK learned coaching from Columbo - Applying your Socratic method to yourself - Modern day challenges don't mean life was better in the past - Why we find ourselves fighting for things we don't actually want - Follow your dreams, but let your dreams follow you - TK's audition for a Nascar commercial & when will he go back to acting? - How can you get around limitations and unmet requirements during your job search? Recommendations: - Hoosiers - Freedom Without Permission --------------------- This episode is brought to you by one of the most innovative accounting startups in the country, Ceterus. Ceterus is looking for accountants or finance-minded professionals who want more something more than a standard job. If you have accountants in your network that are interested in empowering entrepreneurs in a growing startup, visit isaac.ceterus.com. ___________ Show notes and links to all books, articles, and resources mentioned are available at isaacmorehouse.com If you are a fan of the show, make sure to leave a review on iTunes. All episodes of the Isaac Morehouse Podcast are available on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher.

On the first solo episode of this season, we're talking about yoga + self esteem. This episode is based off the principles of self esteem discussed in Nathaniel Branden's "The Six Pillars of Self Esteem". I discuss how yoga can improve self esteem + how the principles of self esteem are largely linked to the practice of yoga. I analyze each pillar one at a time, and they each build off one another to make up the big picture of a strong self esteem. I begin by defining self esteem, and then moving through the pillars in the following order: Living consciously Self Acceptance Self Responsibility Self Assertiveness Living Purposefully Integrity I believe that having a strong sense of self + a good self esteem is key to a happy life, and I truly believe that yoga can have a profound effect on how we feel about ourselves. Get a free trial using Audible + download the Six Pillars of Self Esteem now! If you enjoy the podcast, join the community on Facebook + Instagram, and sign up for the newsletter. Still struggling with your accounting + book keeping? We've still got an awesome 3 month promotion happening with Ceterus! Check it out here.

Sytera Field found yoga after an accident, and after having a profound healing experience, she decided that she wanted to teach. On this episode, Sytera shares her journey as a yoga teacher - briefly running a yoga studio out of her home, teaching as many classes a week as she could, and how she ultimately become a teacher of private yoga. Sytera shares her advice to becoming a private yoga teacher, how she has been successful + tips and tricks for new yoga teachers. She also shares about her other endeavors, including running retreats, teacher trainings + creating videos online. Enjoy! Do you struggle with your accounting + book keeping? Ceterus has your back! Get your first 3 months free with Ceterus here! If you enjoy the podcast, join the community on Facebook + Instagram + sign up for the newsletter!

Steve Patterson is a rationalist philosopher and intellectual entrepreneur working outside of academia. He is the host of Patterson in Pursuit, a podcast featuring deep conversations with top thinkers in logic, philosophy, mathematics, quantum physics and other areas. He is also the author of What's The Big Deal About Bitcoin and the forthcoming book Square One: The Foundations of Knowledge. Steve has been traveling around the world interviewing experts on everything from quantum physics to Christian theology, searching for answers to the questions most often cited by supporters of mystical, post-modern, and other worldviews that propose truth is ultimately unknowable. We discuss academia, and how math and infinity relate to objective truth. Notes: - Why the pursuit of truth in any area begins with the basics - Why do people contradict the basic laws of logic? - Are most philosophical debates really about language? - The state of academia - The incentives for academics - What the church and academia have in common - Philosophical problems with modern mathematics: Zeno's paradox and infinity - The metaphysics of numbers - Concepts and Platonism - What are the implications of math's infinite set? - How math is used to support irrationalism - Why objective truth exists Check out previous episodes with Steve Patterson: - 4 - Steve Patterson on Credentialism, Cryptocurrency, and Creative Power - 10 - Steve Patterson on Physics, Paradoxes, and Patronage ___________ This episode is brought to you by one of the most innovative accounting startups in the country, Ceterus. Ceterus is looking for accountants or finance-minded professionals who want more something more than a standard job. If you have accountants in your network that are interested in empowering entrepreneurs in a growing startup, visit isaac.ceterus.com. ___________ Show notes and links to all books, articles, and resources mentioned are available at isaacmorehouse.com If you are a fan of the show, make sure to leave a review on iTunes. All episodes of the Isaac Morehouse Podcast are available on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher.

Kaeleigh Doherty is a kick ass yoga teacher + the founder of the Banff Yoga Festival. On this episode of the podcast, Kaeleigh shares her inspiration for creating the Banff Yoga Festival, what it was like to create a festival from scratch, the challenges of creating the festival + what she learned along the way. Kaeleigh hoped for 50 people to show up to the Banff Yoga Festival, and approximately 550 came! The festival was targeted at the Banff community, but people came from all over to join in on the festivities. It is amazing to see + hear how successful the festival was, and to hear what is to come for Kaeleigh + the Banff Yoga Festival this year + the years to come. On this episode, Kaeleigh shares the process for launching the BYF, the research that went into it, how she found the teachers, the marketing process, what it was actually like the day of, plus what she learned last year that she's doing different / the same this year. If you are interested in learning the back end process to putting on a yoga festival, make sure that you don't miss this episode! Enjoy! If you enjoy the podcast, join the newsletter + the community on Facebook + Instagram. We have a great promotion happening with Ceterus right now. Ceterus is an accounting + book keeping company offering you your first 3 months FREE. Learn more at yoga.ceterus.com!

Matt Needham is the host of the Social Change Podcast and Senior Director of Leadership Development at Students For Liberty. Matt's passion is advancing individual liberty. His search for ways to make the world a freer place led him to his work at Students For Liberty and also led to his interest in deeply understanding social change. The Social Change Podcast was born the desire to learn more about how people are changing the world. Matt digs deep into theories of social change with actual practitioners; the people taking action to reshape the world. The episode cover a wide range of topics: - Why did Matt start his podcast? - How to use a podcast as a learning tool - Why non-profits need a clear theory of social change - What are the best ways for non-profits to balance the activities that are good for fundraising and the activities that are good for achieving the desired outcomes - Discovering libertarian ideas - Building a career advancing liberty - Why Matt chose to not go to law school - Lessons learned from starting a podcast - Hayekian theory of social change - Entrepreneurial opportunities from social issues - Practical tips for starting a podcast —————————— This episode is brought to you by one of the most innovative accounting startups in the country, Ceterus. Ceterus is looking for accountants or finance-minded professionals who want more something more than a standard job. If you have accountants in your network that are interested in empowering entrepreneurs in a growing startup, visit isaac.ceterus.com. ___________ Show notes and links to all books, articles, and resources mentioned are available at isaacmorehouse.com If you are a fan of the show, make sure to leave a review on iTunes. All episodes of the Isaac Morehouse Podcast are available on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher.

Harry Caray has his say and we jump into simplicity, radicalism, The Cubs, discontentment, B.S., affirmations, NLP, hypnotherapy, changing modalities, long showers, Chuck Norris, and killing Buddha. This was a great show. Recommendations: A Hitcher's Guide to the Galaxy, Winning the Inner Game, Essentials of NLP: with 150 Techniques This episode is brought to you by one of the most innovative accounting startups in the country, Ceterus. Ceterus is looking for accountants or finance-minded professionals who want more something more than a standard job. If you have accountants in your network that are interested in empowering entrepreneurs in a growing startup, visit isaac.ceterus.com. If you are a fan of the show, make sure to leave a review on iTunes. All episodes of the Isaac Morehouse Podcast are available on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher.

C.S. Lewis is most well known as the author of the Chronicles of Narnia, but with 74 books and numerous essays, he has covered a massive spectrum of topics. His influence extends through a number of disciplines including political philosophy. Isaac recently joined Anthony Caprio on the Free Cities Podcast to discuss Lewis and how his ideas fit with classical liberalism. The conversation covers C.S. Lewis' background, his major intellectual influences, how his ideas fit well into classical liberal thought, and a lot more. Topics covered: - C.S. Lewis' biography - Why Lewis' ideas fit into the liberty movement - How C.S. Lewis can prime you for the ideas of Ludwig Von Mises - Lewis' intellectual influences - How Lewis showed a skepticism of power and central planning - "If Ayn Rand was a Christian she would be C.S. Lewis" - How Lewis was an unknowing practitioner of Rational Choice Theory - The connection between Murray Rothbard and C.S. Lewis C.S. Lewis Book Recommendations: - The Great Divorce - Screwtape Proposes a Toast - Till We Have Faces - The Chronicles of Narnia - The Space Trilogy (That Hideous Strength) --------------- This episode is brought to you by one of the most innovative accounting startups in the country, Ceterus. Ceterus is looking for accountants or finance-minded professionals who want more something more than a standard job. If you have accountants in your network that are interested in empowering entrepreneurs in a growing startup, visit isaac.ceterus.com. ---------------- Show notes and links to all books, articles, and resources mentioned are available at isaacmorehouse.com If you are a fan of the show, make sure to leave a review on iTunes. All episodes of the Isaac Morehouse Podcast are available on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher

Levi Morehouse is not a yoga teacher, a yoga studio owner, or a yoga entrepreneur. He is a small business owner though, and his small business is an accounting + book keeping company called Ceterus. Ceterus' slogan is "let us do the rest" +  they provide services for small business owners doing their accounting or book keeping. You may be curious why I wanted to talk to Levi. The reason is that I think that book keeping + accounting is something that many people in the yoga industry lack, and that's fair enough. We, as yoga teachers, are great at educating and sharing our knowledge of yoga. We are not accountants, we are not book keepers, and we are not (usually) super knowledgeable in the area of accounting + book keeping. And we shouldn't be. We should be focusing on the things that we are great at, and let someone else do the things that we aren't. This is exactly what Levi and I chat about on this episode of the podcast. Levi shares his passion for accounting + book keeping, his recommendations for yoga studio owners, and the services that Ceterus provides, as well as industry tips + tricks. Do you need help with your book keeping + accounting? Ceterus has offered a super awesome deal for listeners of the show! If you sign up here, you can get your first 3 months working with Ceterus for FREE. This is an awesome deal, so don't miss out! Join the community on Facebook, Instagram + sign up for the newsletter!

Derek Carter was racing along the path to partnership at a large accounting firm. He had graduated college with an accounting degree and spent years busting his ass, taking on more responsibility and leading at a large regional firm. He was managing people and working with autonomy in a large organization. But his former colleague Levi Morehouse kept trying to sell him on leaving. They had worked together before Levi left to start Ceterus and had been pushing for Derek to join ever since. Eventually, Derek decided to make the leap into the startup world. He's now the COO of Ceterus, one of the most innovative and fastest growing accounting startups in the country. Derek shares his backstory, from how he chose to pursue accounting, to deciding to leave his good job at a big firm to join a startup. Derek is an outstanding example of an implementer joining with a visionary to make big things happen. If you're working in a traditional role and excited by the possibility of working with a startup, there's a ton of wisdom for you in this episode. Covered in this episode: - Leaning competitiveness from baseball - Deciding to pursue an accounting degree - What made Northwood University great - What are the common characteristics of accountants - Why public accountants need to learn how to sell to continuing progressing in their careers - Derek's experience starting at a large public accounting firm - The disconnect between auditing classes in college and auditing reality - How did Derek decide to join Ceterus - Making the switch from a large established company to a startup - What does Derek look for when hiring for Ceterus - Making the decision to seek and eventually take on outside investment - Advice for implementors who want to work in cool fields, but don't want to be visionaries - Opportunities at Ceterus Show notes and links to all books, articles, and resources mentioned are available at isaacmorehouse.com If you are a fan of the show, make sure to leave a review on iTunes. All episodes of the Isaac Morehouse Podcast are available on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher

Pulled a fast one on you today! TK is occupied in Chicago at a family wedding and told me the house he's staying in is way too loud and full of nieces and nephews to record today. I called him a wimp. He laughed. Keeping with the family theme, today my brother Levi Morehouse steps in as TK's replacement. He's the Founder & CEO of Ceterus (ceterus.com), which provides cloud-based accounting and bookkeeping for franchise owners. Levi is a ridiculously successful entrepreneur, father, and offensive fouler on the basketball court. It was just like growing up. I did most of the talking, he made most of the sense. Some of the things we discuss: -If you lived to 150, how would that change your lifestyle today? -Could you learn more as an Uber driver than a student? -Philosophers vs. Tony Robbins -Choosing what to do based on what it does to you, instead of what it does for the world -Unsung entrepreneurs (and how Levi's company helps them!) -Smart drugs Recommendations: BOLD by Peter Diamandis and Steven Kotler, Zero to One by Peter Thiel and Blake Masters. This and all episodes are available on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play, YouTube, and Stitcher.

This week's guest is Mitchell Earl, the co-author of Don't Do Stuff You Hate and a Praxis participant working at Ceterus, one of the INC 5000 fastest growing companies in the country. Topics covered in this episode: - Mitchell's journey from growing up in rural Oklahoma to writing his first book and working at a fast-growing startup in South Carolina. - Life lessons from livestock and meat evaluation - Why do so many young people want to go to law school? - Being entrepreneurial as a college student: Freelance writing and photography - The “Don't Do Stuff You Hate” origin story - Lessons learned from writing a book - Mitchell's next book - Tension between getting things done and getting things perfect - The benefits of co-writing a book Don't do stuff you hate is now available on Amazon. Visit dontdostuffyouhate.com for a free preview of the book. --------------- If you are a fan of the show, make sure to leave a review on iTunes. Show notes, including all links mentioned in this episode, are available at isaacmorehouse.com All episodes of The Isaac Morehouse Podcast are available on SoundCloud, iTunes, Google Play, YouTube, and Stitcher.

The third episode in our startup series has my brother Levi come back to the show to talk about discovering your thing in entrepreneurship, bootstrapping and getting started, along with ways to grow without (big) investment. Levi's view is that there are no bad reasons for wanting to be an entrepreneur, whether you want the freedom (and responsibilities) that comes with entrepreneurship, or is it money that motivates you. What can be of help is if you know where you want your business to end up, or at least what kind of a startup you would like to embark on. We also talk about ways of funding that you can choose from, and how they depend on whether you are ready to cut the safety rope and leave your comfort zone. Probably the most important thing is not to wait for ‘the Perfect Idea', but also to be confident in steps that you are about to take. Levi is founder and owner of Ceterus that you can check out at http://ceterusinc.com

Yes, Levi is my brother. But this isn't nepotism. He's a highly successful entrepreneur. His company Ceterus is growing and revolutionizing small business accounting. He joins me to talk about why it took him so long to dream big, what greatness means, whether it's for everyone, and how to balance being an entrepreneur with raising five boys. (We had some issues with the levels on this episode, so I apologize for any drops or spikes in volume.)