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Hey there, fellow entrepreneur! Have I got a treat for you today. I just listened to the latest episode of the Proven Entrepreneur Show, and let me tell you, it's packed with incredible insights and inspiring stories that you won't want to miss.
Host Don Williams kicks things off with an engaging conversation featuring the dynamic duo, Richard and Chalon Clark. As the cameras start rolling, you can feel the energy as they dive into their entrepreneurial journeys. Chalon, a talented attorney turned interior designer, shares how she started her company, Design Redefined, from scratch and how her mindset shifted from lawyer to creative visionary. Alongside her, Richard reveals his passion for flipping houses and his love for sharing cultural cuisine with the world through his restaurant brands and a villa in Jamaica.
But it's not all sunshine and rainbows. They also open up about the hard lessons they've learned along the way. Richard shares the emotional toll of his first failed business venture and how he had to pick up the pieces. Chalon reflects on her own setbacks, emphasizing the importance of legal agreements for entrepreneurs. It's a powerful reminder that failure is not the opposite of success but an essential part of the journey.
Throughout the episode, Richard and Chalon drop wisdom bombs left and right. Richard's metaphor of juggling glass balls and rubber balls will resonate with every entrepreneur, teaching us to prioritize and protect what truly matters. Meanwhile, Chalon's journey of finding her capacity and learning to say no is sure to strike a chord with ambitious go-getters.
The episode wraps up with a beautiful reminder to stay present, trust in grace, and embrace the path set by God. It's a message that will speak to your soul and inspire you to be the best version of yourself.
If you're ready for an episode filled with authentic wisdom, game-changing insights, and contagious entrepreneurial spirit, you need to listen to this episode now. Connect with Chalon on Instagram at @yourdesignredefined and reach out to Richard at [email protected] or on LinkedIn. Trust me, you won't regret diving into this episode. So what are you waiting for? Hit play and get ready to be inspired. See you on the other side of success!
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Hey there, podcast lovers! This is Don Williams, and I am thrilled to present to you the latest episode of the proven entrepreneur show. Get ready, because today we have a special guest, Kyle Noonan, joining us for an incredible conversation that will leave you inspired and motivated.
Kyle takes us on a journey through his entrepreneurial path, sharing how he and his best friend built their empire from the ground up. From investment banking to opening their first brand, FreeRange, it's been a wild ride of success and lessons learned.
But it's not just about the success stories. Kyle dives deep into the importance of work ethic, perseverance, and the power of surrounding yourself with talented individuals. He emphasizes that execution is key, and it's not always about the idea itself.
As we listen to Kyle's stories, we gain valuable insights into the world of entrepreneurship. We discover that it's not just about being the smartest person in the room, but rather creating a team that complements each other's strengths.
So, what are you waiting for? Tune in now to this enlightening episode and hear firsthand from a true entrepreneur who has navigated the challenges and triumphs of building a successful business. Discover Kyle's secrets to being a visionary leader and how to position yourself for long-term success.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain invaluable advice and inspiration from Kyle Noonan. Head over to our website at thefreerangeconcepts.com or find us on social media at Kyle Noonan to join the conversation and learn more about his incredible journey.
Trust me, you do not want to miss out on this captivating episode. Get ready to be motivated, inspired, and equipped with the tools you need to thrive in your own entrepreneurial journey. So, buckle up, hit that play button, and let's dive deep into the mind of a proven entrepreneur. Enjoy!
In this episode of The Proven Entrepreneur Show, host Don Williams sits down with Kyle Noonan, co-founder of FreeRange Concepts, to discuss his entrepreneurial journey and the secrets to his success. From humble beginnings to building a thriving business empire, Kyle shares valuable insights and practical advice for aspiring entrepreneurs.
Topics Discussed:
1. The story behind FreeRange Concepts and its various brands.
2. The importance of trust and shared values in business partnerships.
3. The evolution and success of their dog-friendly concept, Mutz.
4. The expansion plans and future locations of FreeRange Concepts.
5. Kyle's unconventional career path and the Role of work ethic in Entrepreneurship.
6. The significance of execution and hard work over ideas.
7. The value of humility, seeking advice, and building a strong team.
8. Lessons learned from past failures and the importance of patience.
9. Kyle's personal journey as a young entrepreneur and the impact of family.
Entities Mentioned:
1. Don Williams - Host of The Proven Entrepreneur Show.
2. Kyle Noonan - Co-founder of FreeRange Concepts.
3. FreeRange Concepts - A hospitality group that includes various restaurant and bar concepts.
4. Mutz - A dog-friendly concept within FreeRange Concepts.
5. The General Public - An American gastropub whiskey bar.
6. Jolio Fine Tex Mex - A Tex-Mex restaurant named after Kyle's grandfather.
7. Papado's Seafood Kitchen - A restaurant where Kyle began his career.
8. Houston - The city where Kyle had a pivotal conversation about his future.
9. COVID - The pandemic that affected the operations of FreeRange Concepts.
Don't miss this inspiring episode filled with valuable insights and practical advice from an experienced entrepreneur. Tune in now!
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Entrepreneurial success is not just about turning passion into profit; it's about embracing challenges, seizing opportunities, and nurturing both your business and personal partnerships with unwavering determination. Hey there, it's Don Williams, and get ready to be blown away! Today, we have the dynamic duo behind Dillas Quesadillas, Kyle Gordon and Maggie Gordon, two entrepreneurial powerhouses celebrating their business's 10th anniversary. Their story starts from the bottom, as Kyle spent seven years honing his skills at Raising Canes, setting the stage for the future. But building a thriving business comes with its fair share of challenges, and we'll explore the blood, sweat, and tears they poured into making their dreams a reality. The moment Dillas Quesadillas was born is a tale of passion meeting opportunity. Inspired by the fast-casual trend and their love for Chipotle, they seized the moment to create a unique and thriving business. If you're itching for inspiration, ready to elevate your business game, and eager to learn from seasoned entrepreneurs, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in now and make your entrepreneurial dreams a reality!
Topics discussed include:
● Childhood Influences and exposure to Entrepreneurship
● Starting from the bottom and gaining experience in the restaurant industry
● Financial challenges and the importance of proper financial planning
● The dynamics of being a couple entrepreneur and maintaining a successful relationship
● The power of seeking advice and assistance
● Balancing each other's strengths and maintaining open communication
● Taking risks and pursuing one's passions
● Learning from mistakes and staying committed to goals
Entities mentioned throughout the episode include:
● Dillas Quesadillas: Kyle and Maggie's successful business
● Raising Canes: A company where Kyle gained experience and honed his entrepreneurial skills
Join Don Williams and the Gordons as they share valuable insights, personal stories, and wisdom gained from their journey as entrepreneurs. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or someone looking to start their own venture, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to gain inspiration, learn from their experiences, and discover the keys to success in the business world.
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Hey there, fellow listeners! Don Williams here, and boy do I have a treat for you today. In this episode of the Proven Entrepreneur Show, I have the pleasure of hosting Dallas attorney and serial entrepreneur, Bill Richmond. Bill brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the table, and he's here to share his fascinating journey with us.
Starting off as a small business lawyer, Bill and his buddies decided to break away from the traditional big law firm model. They formed their own firm, Platt Cheema Richmond, which has now grown to 28 lawyers spread across two offices in Dallas and Houston. They cover everything from business law to commercial real estate, catering to the needs of entrepreneurs like us.
But that's not all. Last year, Bill embarked on a whole new venture with the creation of CareGuide Advocates. This incredible company is revolutionizing the healthcare system by providing health transparency and advocacy services. They help individuals, as well as companies and health plans, find affordable and fair care options, even when dealing with surprise bills or outrageous hospital charges.
Throughout the episode, Bill shares insights into his entrepreneurial journey, the importance of saying no to problematic people and setting boundaries, and continuous learning as a key to success. He also touches upon the power of intention, imagination, and the freedom to be extraordinary in chasing our dreams.
Now, I know you're eager to learn more, so don't waste another second. Tune in now to gain valuable wisdom and discover how Bill's firms, Platt Cheema Richmond PLLC and CareGuide Advocates, are making a significant impact in their respective industries. Visit cgasaves.com and @pcrfirm.com to learn more about these incredible ventures. Trust me, this episode is pure gold, so go ahead and hit that play button!
Thanks for joining me on this incredible entrepreneurial journey. Stay inspired, my friends!
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We are about to take an incredible journey into entrepreneurship and the dynamics of a family business with our wonderful guests, Ann and Sunny Sheu, the founders of Mpowered Families. We dig deep into their childhood experiences and learn about the examples that shaped them; you'll discover how a humble gas station in Louisiana and a toy business turned furniture enterprise sowed the seeds of the successful serial entrepreneurs we have today. The Sheu's don't shy away from discussing the industry's inherent challenges, emphasizing the importance of life-work balance and sharing how entrepreneurs can sometimes get lost in the all-consuming nature of their businesses. This candid conversation provides insight into how we treat people, reminding us to pay attention to and care about the people around us. Discover how we can recalibrate our family relationships using business strategies and learn about the importance of alignment over achieving perfect scores. You wouldn't want to miss this episode because this delivers a captivating exploration of life, business, and family. You never know; this episode might stoke the embers of your entrepreneurial journey!
Podcast Show Notes:
In this lively exchange, Don Williams invites Ann and Sunny Sheu, serial entrepreneurs and founders of Mpowered Families, to share their entrepreneurial journeys and how they maintain balance in the realm of business and personal life. From tales of their childhood spent in family-owned ventures to their current passion project, Mpowered Families, this interview dives deep into the life of the entrepreneurial couple. Gain insights into their childhood experiences that shaped them into the business minds they are today, discover EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) and how it made a significant impact on their business and relationships, and learn about the importance of prioritizing personal growth in pursuit of success in life and work. If you're an entrepreneur or aspiring to be one, this episode is a goldmine of wisdom and inspiration. Don't miss out!
Topics Discussed:
1. Childhood experiences as the foundation for an entrepreneurial mindset
2. Importance of balancing family, business, and personal life
3. Introduction to Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS)
4. The transition from different business ventures to founding Empowered Families
5. The role of personal growth and self-awareness in an entrepreneurial journey
Entities Mentioned:
1. Don Williams
2. Ann Sheu
3. Sunny Sheu
4. Mpowered Families
5. Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS).
You can find Mpowered Families in the following:
Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin, Twitter, Youtube
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Entrepreneurship is not merely a destination; it is a perpetual journey of peaks, valleys, and the relentless pursuit of growth. In this episode, we sit down with Lubo Smid, the co-founder, and CEO of STRV, a leading software design and engineering company. Lubo shares personal anecdotes, highlighting the peaks and valleys of entrepreneurship and the continuous journey toward improvement. As he ponders on his initial encounters with exchanging time, energy, and creativity for money, he emphasizes time as the most valuable currency that we all possess. As the conversation progresses, Lubo shares the defining moments of his entrepreneurial journey, which includes a painful lesson that eventually transformed into a valuable learning experience. He stresses the significance of living according to core values, which provide a foundation for resilience in the face of challenges. Lubo's own experiences serve as a testament to the idea that entrepreneurship offers more freedom, income, and fulfillment compared to traditional employment. Join us and discover how embracing entrepreneurship, living by your values, and embracing the unknown can lead to remarkable growth and success.
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Your path to success doesn’t have to be lonely. For you to go a long way, having someone by your side can lead to a much better journey. In this episode, Ethan Bull and Stephanie Bull, the Founders of ProAssisting, take their moment to share the story of how they embarked on the path of entrepreneurship and how it led them to success. They share the amazing work they are doing at ProAssisting, where they provide remote executive assistant support. Going behind the story of their success, Ethan and Stephanie tell us how they navigate business as a married couple. While it can be difficult, they show us that it is possible. They agreed that giving grace to each other does help the marriage go hand in hand with business. Gain insights from these mighty bulls charging toward success today. Tune in to find more business and life lessons.
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Hearing is innate to many humans, but listening is a skill we should master. Listening means you are paying attention to the speaker to understand deeply. In this episode, Dr. Mark Goulston, the author of Just Listen, provides insights on mastering the effective communication to persuade anyone. He provides some tips to help entrepreneurs persuade, negotiate, and sell. Lead with generosity that helps investors or other people become successful, and they will reciprocate it. Listen effectively. Tune in to this episode with Dr. Mark Goulston and learn the first make-or-break step in persuading anyone.
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Our guest today considers himself a results guy but lacks in idea generation. What he lacks never stops him from creating an epic business and an epic life! What did he do to make it possible? In this episode, Justin Breen, Founder of BrEpic Life, dives into creating an Epic Life by partnering with visionaries to build successful global companies. Justin admits that there are things that he cannot do, but if you stay in your zone of genius and hire people to do things you can’t or don’t want to do. It’s the key to thriving and becoming abundant. Quench your thirst for wisdom, seep some insights, and sip to taste life in abundance by tuning in to this episode with Justin Breen today.
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Experience is the mother of all wisdom, for we learn from our experiences. But we don’t have to experience the mistakes others make in their journey. If we could share each other’s experiences, we could learn meaningfully. Sean Magennis, the CEO of Mutual Capital Alliance, discusses how the forum provides a shortcut for your entrepreneurial journey. Sean also takes us on a rollercoaster ride of impostor syndrome and how dealing with it differentiates a successful entrepreneur from an entrepreneur. Learn more from a seasoned entrepreneur and leader by tuning into this episode. There’s so much more to unpack today!
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Life is full of ups and downs, and it is never meant to be approached in a linear way. If you want to thrive and find numerous solutions to your problems, you must learn how to train your creative mind. This episode features author, transformation expert, and spiritual strategist Tara-Nicholle Kirk. She shares how a rough childhood and a major economic recession opened her eyes to achieving personal growth outside her comfort zone. She explains why going beyond your zone of excellence can reveal your real genius, become less tactical, and result in a profound inner transformation. Tara also explains how her daily rituals and meditative practices led to the creation of SoulTour, a company that helps people tap into their spiritual self and unlock their biggest potentials.
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One of the great things about entrepreneurship is that there is almost no barrier to entry. Not even being young can keep you from being an entrepreneur. Just like this episode’s guest, Václav (Vash) Tomanec. At just 25 years old, Vash has already become a serial entrepreneur, building three successful seven-figure businesses. His latest venture, Mindtrepreneur, is all about helping entrepreneurs transform their business and lives by mastering their mindset. In this conversation, he joins Don Williams to share with us his amazing journey of becoming the “accidental entrepreneur” and what he learned about hard work, commitment, and perseverance. Vash then dives deep into the power of our minds. When we learn how to visualize, we can create the belief that something is possible. And Vash has the story that illustrates what the mind can do to our lives when we just work with it. Join him in today’s show to learn and be inspired to reach our goals. After all, it’s all in your mind.
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Public speaking gigs are one of the best lead generation strategies for businesses of any niche or model. Grant Baldwin has a deep love for the art of speaking, and he has created a platform where he could train aspiring speakers. Joining Don Williams, he talks about the story behind his coaching and training company for speakers, The Speaker Labs. He explains the importance of hiring good people and being intentional with culture in a physical or a virtual environment. Grant also shares valuable entrepreneurship lessons he learned from his father and his inspiring transition from a youth pastor to a professional speaker.
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Often, some of the best entrepreneurial journeys start with humble beginnings. Stories full of grit and being at the right place and time and with the right skills make for great inspiration. This episode’s guest is one whose own journey is nothing short of that. Warren Rustand joins Don Williams to share with us how he went from Minnesota Farm Boy to White House Fellow to WPO Global Chair & EO Dean of Learning. Witnessing leadership at such a special time, he takes us to that period when he worked with the former President of the United States, Gerald R. Ford, and later on pursued his entrepreneurial endeavors. He then shares the highs and lows of business and the lessons he learned throughout his journey. Follow along with Warren and Don as they lend us some wisdom on what it takes to be an entrepreneur, battle scars and all.
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Success in business. How can you achieve it? What is the formula to grow your business? In this episode, Preston Brown, a Business Coach, discusses the seven stages of entrepreneurship and the formula to grow your business. Preston suggests that you must look at the three filters, productivity, profitability, and purpose, before you invest or start any company if you want to be an entrepreneur. He also identifies four core values we should have in every area of life. Tune in to this insightful episode with Preston Brown!
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“A goal without a plan is just a wish.” - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
Setting a strategic plan is essential for growth in our business. Today’s guest has an interesting story of losing an award-winning agency and building it back in less than 90 days. In this episode, Scott Empringham, the CEO/Owner of Empringham Media Group, shares how his 8-Step Plan helps him rebuild his business without employees, money, and advantages. His strategies, methods, and latest A.I. Tools made that growth possible. Grab this opportunity to gain more insights and grow with Scott today! So tune in to turn that goal possible!
Scott’s committed to helping any business get customers with social media and offers a complimentary monthly workshop to share his unique story and help businesses answer three key questions: “Where do I start?”, “What do I say?”, “How do I finish everything using the latest strategies and A.I. tools in less time?” You can enroll now at: www.smart90workshop.com
You can also connect with Scott Empringham on these websites.
Discord http://www.scottempringham.com
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/1625914957575554
Instagram https://www.instagram.com/scottbempringham/
Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/scottempringham/
Tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@scottempringham
Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOyLY0Q3VFEBZGP7SaTgb8w
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Winston Churchill said that success is walking from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm. Craig Swanson is an entrepreneur, business coach, and co-founder of CreativeLive who has lived this line. In this episode, Craig will share his story, including his journey with CreativeLive and how he became the secret weapon to its multimillion-dollar mark! Tune in as we discuss the factors of success, the path to creative breakthroughs, the potential of digitalization, the businessman’s perspective on failure, and more!
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With lessons learned from adversities coupled with luck, things can take you right where you're supposed to be. Rick Sapio did not take his past experiences for granted, learning and taking advantage of them as he stepped into the entrepreneurial life. Now, he is a Dallas powerhouse CEO, investor, author, and engineer and the founder of Mutual Capital Alliance, Inc. In this episode, he joins Don Williams to share with us the story that pushed him to start a business at 13 years old, pursue engineering, and eventually found his company. Rick also tells us what he discovered about billionaires that separate them from the pack, the common mistakes entrepreneurs make, and why you need a liberating structure to reach your potential.
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Richard Blank flew overseas to teach English at Costa Rica's Call Center. Little did he know he would become the CEO of that very call center. This position pushed him to take some time to learn the ins and outs of the business. He got to know each and every agent personally. Most importantly, he created a great working culture for everybody. Figure out how he did these things today!
Richard joins Don Williams to talk about his inspiring entrepreneurial journey. Learn why he wanted to pursue call centers and his unique cultural approach to this business. Discover how you can become a transformational leader just like him in this informative conversation.
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Attorney Matt Aulsbrook started his first insurance agency in 2009, catering to the non-standard auto insurance market. But after seeing that most clients are not always getting a fair share when making claims, he decided to shift gears and concentrate on personal injury. Joining Don Williams, he shares how he started his entrepreneurial journey at 15 years old and his experiences in law school. Matt also talks about struggling with drugs and alcohol, getting arrested multiple times, and overcoming these hurdles to establish a successful law practice.
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