Chad Bostick

What You Will Learn From This Episode How to build your businesses like a wheel with spokes where each venture supports the other. Why Justin built the ACEs Conference focusing on the business side of IT. How to avoid losing $20K when hosting your first conference. The 5 things you need to put on a great show. The kinds of sponsors that would be good for your event. The steps Justin takes on...

What You Will Learn From This Episode Why 90% of Anthony's clients are not ready for business. Why technology professionals tend to work on the wrong things when launching their business. Examples of how other entrepreneurs pre-sold their ideas before building them. Why getting "rejection proof" is critical to succeeding in business. The differences between influencer marketing and context...

Justin Constantine is a former Marine and attorney and is now an inspirational speaker and leadership consultant. He survived a gunshot wound to the head while serving in Iraq. He recently completed his first book, My Battlefield, Your Office: Leadership Lessons From the Front Lines. What You Will Learn In This Episode The harrowing story of how Justin Constantine took a sniper bullet to the...

What You Will Learn in This Episode What the loss of his father taught Aaron about relationships and his net worth. How introverted people can develop more confidence. How to develop a passionate following through videos, even with messy hair and unprofessional backdrops. How the "Give, Give, Give, Ask" method can grow your business. Why Aaron believes chasing work-life balance is a fallacy.

What You Will Learn in This Episode Why developers struggle with Imposter Syndrome. How to decide which framework to use when new ones are popping up every day. The biggest mistake holding intermediate developers' careers back. How James launched his own developer podcast. How to avoid getting pigeon-holed into one technology.

Tiffany Simpson is a digital media consultant who's journey as an entrepreneur took an about turn when her son was diagnosed with autism. It was during this challenge when Tiffany decided to create computer games and mobile apps to help her son develop his speech. She has since created more solutions to improve her son's educational and social skills. What You Will Learn in This Episode: How...

Sixgill (www.cybersixgill.com) is a cyber intelligence SaaS startup that analyzes the Dark Web. The company’s advanced platform detects and defuses cyber-attacks and sensitive data leaks originating from the Dark Web before they occur, and provides this information to clients through real-time alerts. Sixgill’s platform can also be used to expose illegal marketplaces, and warn of physical...

Why entrepreneurship is a lot like Darwinism and what entrepreneurs should be doing to ensure success. How to build a tech company when you don't have a background in hands-on tech. The gap in people-presence management space that led to the development of WhosOnLocation. Why you should put a minimum viable product (MVP) in a customer's hands as soon as possible. How to have a conversation with...

+ The ABCs of business and why you need to put a team in place to address them. + What it means to be a proactive leader. + The vulnerabilities and risks of not talking to an attorney. + How to determine the type of attorney you need for your tech or media business. + The legal basics you need to put in place to protect your website, podcast or videos.

How ServiceWhale saved 1.5 man-years by using existing frameworks and APIs instead of reinventing the mousetrap. Why it has been diffifult in the past to find a "big-ticket" service provider for home renovation projects and how ServiceWhale is helping. How Dmitri manages a development team spread across 5 timezones. How the object-oriented "purist" developers in the past did more harm than...