Barbara Lancaster is the Co-Founder and Manager of Parallel Planet, LLC, where she is currently building a consultancy around the GC (Game Changer) Index. The GC Index is a new personal and team assessment tool that helps her clients can build more effective teams. Words of wisdom for new entrepreneurs – 1) find chaos, because in chaos is opportunity, and 2) test what your clients think of you. You might be surprised at what they think you do.

Robert Nickell is the Founder and CEO of Rocket Station, a soon-to-be eight-figure company that supplies virtual assistance to a large variety of industries. In this interview, Rob explains why he started Rocket Station, what it took to get it off the ground, and how he keeps it growing with rave reviews. He also explains the biggest aha moment he had in building the company and his 3 biggest mistakes.

Your LLC is a powerful entity designed to protect your personal assets, in the event your business is sued, and to protect your business in the event you are sued personally. However, the walls of your LLC are actually your last line of defense after everything else has failed. So what is your first line of defense? Your insurance. Insurance is one of the foundational elements of your business, even when you are just starting out, so don’t ignore it.

One of the first questions new entrepreneurs face when they start building their business foundation is “Do I need to set up a limited liability company or corporation right away or can I wait?” The question isn’t really whether or not you should set up an LLC, but when. There are a number of things to consider when deciding at what point to move forward. It’s not as cut and dried as you might think. In this episode we review 8 of those considerations.

Gloria MacDonald is a coach, mentor, speaker and trainer who has built two 7-figure businesses. Figuring out how to build one 7-figure business can be tough enough. But imagine watching your business collapse in the blink of an eye. What does it take to step up and do it all over again – in a different industry?

In this episode we'll explore how our programming affects our results and how we can move past fear and on to success.

Getting traction in a home-based business usually isn't easy. In this episode Michelle and Bill Pescosolido will explain how they went from a few hundred dollars a month to a 7-figure home-based marketing business.

The $10K Run is the Journey every Entrepreneur takes on their way to their first $10,000 per month in income.   In this podcast we'll discuss what it takes to build an infrastructure around your chosen business so you can blast through that $10K and keep going.   We'll also interview folks who have been there, done that and moved on to multiple 6 and 7 figures.  For more information on podcast episodes, go to www.bizengaged.com/podcast/