Mind Your Business Radio Show

If you were to die today, and your family was sitting at the funeral parlor picking out your casket, would they have financial trauma on top of emotional distress?  Listen to the "Don't Screw Your Family" edition of the Mind Your Business Radio Show to learn how to protect them. This edition of the Mind Your Business Radio Show is sponsored by www.finalexpenseflorida.com.  We're the insurance for people that hate insurance companies.

What you've heard about money is wrong.  Money buys happiness.  Dave talks about the difference between what people infer the bible says about money, and what the bible actually says about money. He also covers a recent newsletter written by best selling author MJ DeMarco on the fact that money does indeed buy happiness.  This episode is available exclusively on Spotify due to music licenses.

Special edition of the Mind Your Business radio show that will only be available on Spotify. The March 18, 2023 show will only be available on Spotify. “Money Buys Happiness.”

College is the not right choice for everyone. It wasn't for Bill Gates, who dropped out of college with Paul Allen to launch Microsoft. It wasn't for Karl Rove, who was the Senior Advisor to President George W. Bush. College wasn't the right path for Rush Limbaugh, Tyra Banks, or Simon Cowell. It wasn't the right place for Richard Branson, Henry Ford, or Ray Crock (the founder of McDonalds) who changed the world with no college degree. College may not be the right place... for you. Launching Points profiles fifty careers that don't require a four year college degree. It's packed with insights on job descriptions, salary data and tips on jump starting each career path. It's not exhaustive, but intentionally short so that you can listen quickly, get some ideas, and start planning the direction YOU want to go in. It was written for the high school student in search of ideas on alternatives to college (and college debt). It was recorded for the nearly 50% of enrolled college freshman nationwide that drop out before they ever earn a diploma. It was recorded for the experienced job seeker in need of some encouragement and a new perspective on the job market. It was recorded for you. Use it to help discover your Launching Points.  Drop us a line at www.anchor.fm/mybradio with your comments!

Coming up the Saturday on the mind, your business radio show we will talk about 50 careers that don’t require a college degree

Dave is back after some time off specifically to talk to people who have found themselves working a minimum wage job for minimum pay.

How To Know When To Call It Quits as an Entrepreneur.Many of life's failures are people who did not realize how close they were to success when they gave up. - Thomas Edison

Sometimes the gamble of trading your time for equity in a company pays off. Best Buy, Walmart and Amazon all would be great examples. Sometimes, it's a train wreck. Dave talks about the office provider and failed IPO of WeWork and the employees that gambled and lost on WeWork stock. Time is the most valuable possession you have. Spend it wisely, and know that any time you trade your hours for promised equity it's a gamble.

There's so much bogus information out on the internet about multiple streams of income and passive income that you can tell a lot of it was authored by people who have never done it. Like : Step 1, start with $1,000,000. Step 2, invest it at 5%. Dave talks through REAL strategies for how and why you should look at diversifying your income, and making it as passive as possible to create long term wealth and recession proof your future. email us your comments to media(at)mybradioshow.com or leave us a message at www.speakpipe.com/mindyourbusiness

Dave runs through a quick list of 10 household names that were failed entrepreneurs before they made it big.Colonel Sanders, Henry Ford, and Oprah Winfrey all made the list. Tune in to hear quick stories of 10 success stories that started out failing before they made it to the big time.Leave a comment for the show at www.mybradioshow.com This is our first broadcast from the new Mind Your Business Radio Show studio in Tampa, Florida!

Dave runs through a quick list of 10 household names that were failed entrepreneurs before they made it big. Colonel Sanders, Henry Ford, and Oprah Winfrey all made the list.  Tune in to hear quick stories of 10 success stories that started out failing before they made it to the big time. Leave a comment for the show at www.mybradioshow.com   This is our first broadcast from the new Mind Your Business Radio Show studio in Tampa, Florida!

Every dollar you save is a dollar you can reinvest in the business or put in the bank. Dave created a list of 10 money saving hacks that he has used to grow his businesses while saving money. Also, check out the new Mind Your Business website at www.MYBRadioShow.com for links to our social media, an archive of past episodes, or to talk back with your comments, criticisms, or suggestions!

80% of Americans say they hate their jobs. We all have ideas for businesses we'd like to start, but statistically most businesses fail. Dave talks about many of the failures that he had along the way, and talks about why pursuit of freedom through entrepreneurship is worth the risks.

On Independence Day, Dave talks about how people end up in dead end jobs at 40. Independence day, finding freedom, quitting your job, starting your life, and circling a date specific on the calendar.

Dave sits down with Jessica Adanich, the founder of DesignPod Studios to talk about content marketing trends, images for advertising, packaging, logo design, social media, and how to hire a creative agency.

Dave speaks with Ignacio Thielen, the CEO of VALocator.com, about how to hire a virtual assistant. VA Locator is a gateway inbetween US Companies and professionals for hire in Venezuela.

Pivot can be a defensive market reaction strategy, a proactive business strategy, or a survival strategy. Listen as Dave talks through three fundamental aspects of the business pivot, including1. Listen to your customers2. Reconnaissance3. Develop a trojan horse

Being an entrepreneur is risky. Working for someone else is also risky. Some day, the gravy train might end. Where would the loss of a job find you? Listen in as Dave talks about layoffs, risk assessment, and entreprenurship.

Dave counts down from #20 all the way to #1 - the top 20 reasons (acording to CBInsights) why startups fail. Is your weakness on the list?

Dave explains in layman's English basic business teminology that MBA's use to impress people. Here's a 101 course in business terms every entrepreneur should know.

Dave went looking for a tangible list of what specific things he could do in the wake of the George Floyd murder, and what he found on the internet was disgusting. So, he made his own list and shares it with us.

Do you need to register your business name or slogan with the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office)? Dave talks about the who, what, when, where and why of US Trademark Law from a layman entrepreneur's perspective (note this is NOT a legal opinion, but a business discussion). Here's a walk through of DO IT YOURSELF TRADEMARKS.

Using a Forbes article on How 10 High Achievers Handle Haters, Dave unpacks for you some strategies on how to overcome inevitable difficult people while striving for greatness. Haters gonna hate, but you can learn to shake it off.

2020 Trends May Inspire New Business Ideas from the United States Chamber of Commerce.

Every time you turn around, someone wants your money. You should keep it. Dave talks about changing your mindset from CONSUMER to PRODUCER."The price of anything is the amount of life you exchange for it." – Henry David Thoreau

Sharpening your skills in discussing critical topics with those who present themselves as your intellectual superiors. Dave makes an argument for why to engage in debate with people who pride themselves in their own arrogance. Does he make a compelling case to engage? You decide.

Representing yourself in business organization and incorporation, trademarks, copyrights, cease-and-desist, divorce, intellectual property, small claims, letter of intent, lease agreement, memorandum of understanding, legal forms and templates, legal zoom, rocketlawyer, pro se representation

Talk back to the Mind Your Business Show here:https://www.speakpipe.com/MindYourBusinessLeave a comment, a question, or let us know you hate the show. Your comment may be on the next episode!Dave talks through an article from BusinessNewsDaily.com titled 20 Mistakes to Avoid When Starting a Business. Dave adds a 21st, which is that you CANNOT avoid making mistakes when starting a business.

Here's a link to a shareable written .pdf download transcript of HOW TO SURVIVE BEING UNEMPLOYED : https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NejE6I0BrMqocQJYsQ7tjJIhclhMWMs3/view?usp=sharingDave was unemployed. Use this checklist to help you survive a financial disaster and how to think about moving forward. Please share this with friends and family and let them know they can ASK FOR HELP in a financial emergency. Unemployment is at an ALL TIME HIGH in the United States, and Dave gives you a survival strategy.

Join Dave as he counts down from the 25th worst job in America to #1. Is your job on the list? Find out as we talk about stress, pay, and other reasons to quit your job and start your life.

6 qualities of India entrepreneurship that United States startups should learn from, featuring an article written by Mr. Anil Advani from Inventus Law.

Dave talks about how to survive a massacre using a strategy developed by USAF Colonel John Boyd called the OODA Loop.

Dave's good friend and Houston business mogul, Kyle Keegan. Entrepreneurship is in his blood. He has started more companies than we can count. Kyle has done everything from business to business, business to consumer and business to government. He also coaches entrepreneurs one-on-one in his KILL BIGGER incubator program. He always has a fantastic perspective. Kyle joins Dave for a fun episode of Mind Your Business.

Deeply affected by the death of George Floyd in my birth city, I had to get my thoughts out on paper in a rare mid-week podcast release. You may disagree, but we need to move forward together and figure this out.

Dave talks about what he learned as an insider at Walmart, and shares discipines from Sam Walton that you can use in your own business. No excuses, ruthless expense control, sundown rule, 10 foot rule, expect more, sign the wall.

Stephen Hilgart (@Kung Fu Steve) advises and consults with Fortune 500 companies, executives, managers and sales professionals in the areas of Peak Performance, leadership, organizational behavior, psychology of achievement, and sales. Steve has started, build, and sold 3 successful businesses and created a unique “rags to riches” story that has inspired thousands. He now tours nationally and speaks to corporations about strategy, motivation, organizational and individual change.**There's a spot of dead air around the 15th minute. Just listen through it as we had to regain the connection** I asked Steve to speak with us about "how to survive and thrive through times of adversity." We'll talk through some practical tools to overcoming fear and maintaining mental strength during hard times. Expect to gain some refreshment through Steve's unique and positive coaching strategies and positive energy. This just might be the 30 minutes you need(ed) to overcome challenges, both real and psychological, to get you heading towards your next mountaintop.

The Mind Your Business Radio show is happy to be back after a few years in mothballs. We called this our "prequel" broadcast as Dave was just testing out the equipment and getting used to the microphone again. We plan to be back Saturday mornings at noon Eastern time in the United States, sometimes live and sometimes pre-recorded. On this prequel, Dave talks about how Covid-19 will fuel the next wave of innovation. Next week : Stephen Hilgart, motivational speaker will join us to talk about surviving and thriving in times of adversity. Thanks for listening, and remember to MIND YOUR BUSINESS.