Today we talk to Clint Arthur. You have a business, and you have a goal. But you're stuck. You feel like you're spinning your wheels, and nothing is working the way it should. And then someone tells you about how to create authority with your business. It sounds great—so simple! All you have to do is take pictures with celebrities and post them on Instagram, and voila! You'll be an authority in no time! You get started right away, taking pictures of yourself with more and more famous people. But after a while, even that isn't enough—you need bigger names, and more famous faces if you want to really establish your authority as an expert in your field. So you start going after politicians, movie stars… anyone who might be able to help make your name known around town.

Today we talk to Cathy Nesbitt about how to start your own worm farm in 2022. Hey everyone! We're here to talk about worm farming. First things first: what is worm farming? Worm farming, or vermicomposting, is a process that uses worms to break down organic matter into rich soil for use in gardens and farms. It's been around for decades and is growing in popularity as more people become aware of its benefits. If you're interested in starting your own worm farm, there are two ways you can do it: by selling compost made from your worms' waste or by using their waste as fertilizer. Either way, you'll end up with a supply of rich soil that's great for your plants!

Today we talk to Scott Edwards king of producing comedy. Producing a comedy club is an undertaking that requires careful planning and preparation. You need to book the venue, secure headliners, find opening comedians, hire a host and sell drinks and food. What would you expect when putting together your own comedy club show? Scott gives us some insight into what to expect, what to do and how to build a successful comedy club.

Today we talk to Marsha Vanwynsberghe about telling your story and building rapport. Marsha gives us some perspective on how we can look at ourselves to really find purpose and how your story can help your business.

Today We talk to an educator and experienced photographer of 24 years Jim Landers. He is the founder of Lander's Photography School where he has educated aspiring photographers. Today we talk about how we can start a photography business and most importantly how to be profitable.

Cosmetic entrepreneurship can be hard to break into. With so many issues out there, it only takes one mistake to take down your entire business. Start your own line of beauty products. Today we talk to Ginger King, an expert in the beauty industry. Ginger is the founder & CEO at Grace Kingdom Beauty (www.gracekingdombeauty.com) a cosmetic product development firm in New Jersey specializing in helping you to create your beauty brand from concept to launch. She has been quoted by over 30 top beauty magazines such as Allure, Self, Marie Claire, Harpers Bazaar, Shape, Teen Vogue and Women’s Health. Ginger has served as Allure’s Beauty Judge for Breakthrough Products 2017, Yahoo’s Diversity In Beauty Award 2018, Beauty Packaging Award Judge 2019, and New Beauty Magazine Brain Trust 2020. Ginger’s latest venture is FanLoveBeauty (www.fanlovebeauty.com), a clean vegan beauty brand inspired by her mentor Daymond John of Shark Tank to take care of entrepreneurs’ appearance so they can keep crushing on their goals. Ginger has appeared on ABC, CBS, FOX and many other TV stations. http://www.creativeentrepreneurship.net http://www.tcepodcast.net http://www.greybugphotography.com

Today we talk to online course expert Glenn Allen to help entrepreneurs expand their business and start their own profitable online courses. Glenn Allen is “The Go-To CMO of Digital Course Launches.” As a multi-instrumental musician-turned marketing and business consultant, Glenn coaches online entrepreneurs to scale from five to six-figure businesses by helping them turn their expertise into digital courses and membership sites. He is the host of the Glenn Allen Show, a YouTube video series about digital marketing, and a podcast on entrepreneurialism called “Unstuck & Unstoppable.” He also works as an unpaid volunteer chef, housekeeper, and chauffeur for three small children who refer to him lovingly as “Dad.”

Today we speak with organizational change expert Cheryl Mobley and some of her techniques for implementing organizational change. Do we change just to change or do we change for continued improvement?

Today we talk to privacy expert Jodie Daniels about how you can safely collect customer data and secure it. We talk about what's legal and how you can avoid getting sued for privacy violations.

Expand Your Tutoring Business Today we talk to Lindsey Wander about scaling your business. She was able to take her tutoring business using cradle to grave processes and grow exponentially by building a team, minimizing risk, understanding the direction of her company, and deligating.