• Knowing Your Numbers
    Feb 22 2026

    “You cannot save yourself to success. You can only sell your way to success. So the more revenue you bring in, the more opportunity you have of being successful.” – Oscar Ferenczi

    Financial Clarity Is Leadership

    Entrepreneurs stay busy. Serving clients. Hiring. Marketing. Solving problems. Chasing opportunities. But activity does not equal profitability. In this week’s lesson, Oscar Ferenczi delivers a firm but practical reminder: if you do not know your numbers, you are not leading your business. You are reacting to it.

    What Numbers to Look at First

    Revenue is the starting point. Not projections. Not hope. Not assumptions. Actual revenue.

    Oscar breaks down one of the simplest and most powerful calculations in business: average case value. When you know what each client is worth on average, you can forecast responsibly. Without that number, you are operating on guesswork. And guesswork leads to overspending.

    Payroll and Profit

    Payroll is not an expense. It is an investment.

    And every investment must produce a return. So how do you determine whether an employee is producing one? Oscar walks through a practical, back-of-the-envelope approach to estimating monthly revenue, payroll costs, cost of goods sold (COGS), and gross profit.

      If your payroll outpaces revenue, you are running at a loss. If your gross profit cannot sustain the rest of your expenses, you are funding stress instead of growth. Knowing these numbers determines whether you can hire, expand, maintain, or cut back, and if you can take home real profit.

      Hot Seat: Don’t Guess, Analyze

      In this episode’s Hot Seat, a firm owner reconsiders hiring for a new role and potentially exiting a practice area due to a cash crunch. Oscar’s response is clear: look at the numbers before you make an uninformed decision. Because without financial clarity, you cannot diagnose what decisions will or will not serve your business.

      The Knowing Your Numbers Challenge

      This week, identify:

      1. Your actual monthly revenue
      2. Your average case value
      3. Your total monthly payroll
      4. Your gross profit after payroll

      Leadership begins by knowing your actual numbers, not estimates or guesswork.

      Related Episodes:
      • Get Comfortable With Your Budget
      • Do Not Trust Your Feelings
      • What Are Your Priorities?
      About the Podcast

      The Exponential Entrepreneur is for driven entrepreneurs who already know that mindset is the key to everything and are ready to move beyond knowing into doing.

      Hosted by Erika Ferenczi, the show features lessons from the co-creators of The Practical Profitable Mindset Program: RJon Robins, Alejandra Leibovich, Erika Ferenczi, and Oscar Ferenczi. They are a team of battle-tested entrepreneurs who have built multimillion-dollar businesses from the ground up.

      They didn’t get lucky. They got disciplined. They did the inner work that made exponential growth possible.

      Each episode delivers one clear lesson pulled directly from the program, with actionable strategies and real-world application. No theory. No fluff. Just the truth about what it takes to think bigger, act bolder, and create results.

      This podcast is for entrepreneurs who are ready to stop playing small and start creating exponential growth in their business and life. This is where it all begins.

      Connect & Engage
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      24 Min.
    1. How Personal Development Produces Profit for Entrepreneurs
      Feb 15 2026
      “I had to do an introspection with Intro to Mindset… and it opened my eyes into the man I want to be. The human being I want to be is someone that adds to people’s lives and not take away from it.” – Chris Markarian Lessons Put Into Action The Exponential Entrepreneur has shared lessons from RJon Robins, Alejandra Leibovich, Oscar Ferenczi, and Erika Ferenczi. Many lessons are paired with Hot Seat questions from Practical Profitable Mindset (PPM) members to clarify and deepen the teaching. This episode is part of an interview series highlighting what happens when those teachings are applied in the real world. Erika sits down with PPM member Chris Markarian for a candid discussion about adaptability, leadership, and what it means to evolve through mindset work. A Life Defined by Change Chris Markarian’s life has been one of constant transition: born in Iraq, raised in Lebanon, seminary education, immigration to the United States, military service after 9/11, law school, and entrepreneurship. Through every stage he mastered the environment in front of him. But adapting to circumstances is different from examining the belief systems you carry into every room. As a law firm owner, Chris built a seven-figure business through discipline and relentless effort. However, it wasn’t until he joined How To Manage a Small Law Firm and subsequently the Practical Profitable Mindset program that he began to understand what personal development could truly unlock. As he expanded not only his business knowledge, but his self-awareness, his leadership evolved, resulting in measurable revenue growth. The Transformative Power of Ongoing Mindset Work Chris shares an epiphany that changed the way he leads, beginning with a lesson from Erika’s equestrian experience: in order to get a horse to do what you want, you must whisper and not yell. He expands the metaphor further. Being strong like an oak or sequoia has value, but leadership sometimes requires bending like bamboo. Chris’ story demonstrates that personal development is not separate from profit. It produces it. As leadership matures, teams strengthen. When teams strengthen, performance improves. And as performance improves, profit follows. Key Takeaways: Personal development expands leadership capacityRevenue growth often follows identity growthMindset work is not a one-time event, but an ongoing discipline Related Episodes: In this conversation, lessons from the following episodes go from conceptual ideas to lived reality: Do Not Trust Your FeelingsWhat Are Your Priorities?Assumptions Limit You About the Podcast The Exponential Entrepreneur is for driven entrepreneurs who already know that mindset is the key to everything and are ready to move beyond knowing into doing. Hosted by Erika Ferenczi, the show features lessons from the co-creators of The Practical Profitable Mindset Program: RJon Robins, Alejandra Leibovich, Erika Ferenczi, and Oscar Ferenczi. They are a team of battle-tested entrepreneurs who have built multimillion-dollar businesses from the ground up. They didn’t get lucky. They got disciplined. They did the inner work that made exponential growth possible. Each episode delivers one clear lesson pulled directly from the program, with actionable strategies and real-world application. No theory. No fluff. Just the truth about what it takes to think bigger, act bolder, and create results. This podcast is for entrepreneurs who are ready to stop playing small and start creating exponential growth in their business and life. This is where it all begins. Connect & Engage Connect directly with Chris Markarian: https://markarianlg.comVisit www.ExponentialEntrepreneur.comFollow and subscribe to the podcast to get every on-demand episode delivered each weekWatch and subscribe on YouTube
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      35 Min.
    2. Speaking the Truth
      Feb 8 2026

      “Truth is not about being right, it’s about being real.” – Erika Ferenczi

      Uncomfortable But Essential

      In this lesson, Erika Ferenczi guides listeners through the uncomfortable but essential work of truth-telling. It begins by recognizing the truth behind the lies we tell ourselves. She explains how withholding truth creates what she calls a ‘jail of bullshit’ in your mind: an internal pressure that leaks into your business, relationships, and health. The solution is not comfortable, but it is transformative and essential for entrepreneurs who are ready for personal and professional growth.

      A Simple Truth

      Most entrepreneurs avoid difficult conversations because they’re afraid of consequences: upset employees, angry clients, disappointed family members. But this avoidance creates a cycle where small problems become big crises. What’s the solution? It’s simple: start telling the truth and begin with yourself. Once you overcome the unfamiliar honesty, it becomes easier to tell the truth to others.

      So what does that look like in action? Through two powerful Hot Seat sessions, Erika explains how truth-telling without blame or drama creates freedom and better decision-making.

      Hot Seat Sessions: Two Powerful Truths

      Session 1 – Freedom Within Responsibility: An entrepreneur struggles with understanding what being “truly free” means when family comes first. Erika guides him to see that true freedom means making conscious choices based on your values, not pretending you don’t have personal interests or preferences.

      Session 2 – A Financial Weight: Listen as an entrepreneur shares how three years of financial aerobics nearly destroyed her health, marriage, and family. This session reveals the devastating physical and emotional toll of withholding financial truth, even from loved ones.

      Your Speaking the Truth Challenge
      1. Pick one truth you haven’t acknowledged (health, finances, relationships, etc)
      2. Write down what you’ve been avoiding or not wanting to acknowledge
      3. Have the conversation about this truth either with yourself or by telling someone you trust, or even a stranger on the street

      It is time to break the cycle and start having the conversations you’ve been avoiding. There is freedom in acknowledging and talking about the truth. As you build the habit of honest communication with yourself and others, you create the foundation for ongoing personal and professional growth.

      About the Podcast

      The Exponential Entrepreneur is for driven entrepreneurs who already know that mindset is the key to everything and are ready to move beyond knowing into doing.

      Hosted by Erika Ferenczi, the show features lessons from the co-creators of The Practical Profitable Mindset Program: RJon Robins, Alejandra Leibovich, Erika Ferenczi, and Oscar Ferenczi. They are a team of battle-tested entrepreneurs who have built multimillion-dollar businesses from the ground up.

      They didn’t get lucky. They got disciplined. They did the inner work that made exponential growth possible.

      Each episode delivers one clear lesson pulled directly from the program, with actionable strategies and real-world application. No theory. No fluff. Just the truth about what it takes to think bigger, act bolder, and create results.

      This podcast is for entrepreneurs who are ready to stop playing small and start creating exponential growth in their business and life. This is where it all begins.

      Connect & Engage
      • Visit www.ExponentialEntrepreneur.com
      • Follow and subscribe to the podcast to get every on-demand episode delivered each week
      • Watch and subscribe on YouTube
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      37 Min.
    3. How Continuous Mindset Works
      Feb 1 2026

      “Your mindset is like going to the gym and working on your muscles. You could stop for a little bit and you come back and you have muscle memory, but if you stop for too long, you’re starting over.”

      – Melinda Grimaldi

      Lessons Put Into Action

      Until now, The Exponential Entrepreneur has shared lessons from RJon Robins, Alejandra Leibovich, Oscar Ferenczi, and Erika Ferenczi. These lessons have often been paired with Hot Seat questions from Practical Profitable Mindset members to clarify and deepen the teaching.

      In this episode, Erika Ferenczi sits down with Practical Profitable Mindset member Melinda Grimaldi, Founder and Managing Attorney of Grimaldi Law Firm, for a different kind of conversation. One that shows what happens when those lessons are lived, not just learned.

      When Success Isn’t the Finish Line

      Like many high-performing entrepreneurs, Melinda didn’t initially believe mindset work was something she needed. She was confident, capable, and growing a successful business. It wasn’t until stress and burnout began to spill into both her work and personal life that she realized mindset wasn’t a “nice to have.” It was foundational.

      Why Mindset Work Must Be Continuous

      Rather than a single breakthrough, Melinda describes mindset as a continuous practice that quietly reshaped how she leads, makes decisions, and shows up each day. This gradual transformation can be seen not only in her business, but also at home. As reactivity gave way to mindset awareness, she began setting boundaries, becoming more present, and navigating sudden challenges without urgency or fear.

      Key Takeaways
      • Mindset work is ongoing, not a one-time fix
      • Daily mindset practice compounds results over time
      • Awareness creates choice, and choice creates freedom
      • Real-world example: applying mindset practices during a stressful situation yielded positive results
      • Evidence that consistently implementing mindset practices builds entrepreneurial maturity

      If you’ve been listening to the lessons each week, you may be wondering what it actually looks like to live them day after day. This episode offers a real-world perspective on how continuous mindset work supports sustainable growth in business and in life.

      About the Podcast

      The Exponential Entrepreneur is for driven entrepreneurs who already know that mindset is the key to everything and are ready to move beyond knowing into doing.

      Hosted by Erika Ferenczi, the show features lessons from the co-creators of The Practical Profitable Mindset Program: RJon Robins, Alejandra Leibovich, Erika Ferenczi, and Oscar Ferenczi. They are a team of battle-tested entrepreneurs who have built multimillion-dollar businesses from the ground up.

      They didn’t get lucky. They got disciplined. They did the inner work that made exponential growth possible.

      Each episode delivers one clear lesson pulled directly from the program, with actionable strategies and real-world application. No theory. No fluff. Just the truth about what it takes to think bigger, act bolder, and create results.

      This podcast is for entrepreneurs who are ready to stop playing small and start creating exponential growth in their business and life. This is where it all begins.

      Connect & Engage
      • Visit www.ExponentialEntrepreneur.com
      • Follow and subscribe to the podcast to get every on-demand episode delivered each week
      • Watch and subscribe on YouTube
      • Mentioned: Grimaldi Law Firm

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      33 Min.
    4. Interview Your Past Self
      Jan 25 2026
      “Imagine that this is a case and that you have to depose or interview a witness. That witness happens to be you…” – Alejandra Leibovich The Two-Sided River Success has a dangerous side effect: it makes you think you have arrived. Alejandra Leibovich explains why the moment you think you have figured it all out is the moment your growth stalls. Drawing from Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill, Alejandra introduces a metaphor that changes everything: life flows like a river with two sides. One side carries you toward wealth through positive emotions like faith, desire, and persistence. The other side pulls you toward poverty through negative emotions like fear, judgment, and complacency. Most entrepreneurs don’t realize which side they’re on until it’s too late. One way to safeguard yourself is to have a plan because poverty needs no plan, but wealth absolutely requires one. A Cautionary Tale Alejandra shares a pattern she’s witnessed countless times when entrepreneurs hit their first major milestone. They convince themselves they’ve “figured it out” and stop learning. Instead, Alejandra recommends an exercise that she and RJon did that resulted in their business transformation. They tried something radical: they interviewed their past selves. These were not metaphorical interviews. They recorded actual conversations with who they used to be, asking specific questions about daily decisions, routines, and mindset. The result? Their business doubled. Hot Seat In this episode, we hear from an entrepreneur with a mindset struggle: self-judgement around their successes. Alejandra offers a unique approach to rethink self-sabotage behavior: approach the interview exercise as a neutral researcher investigating a case, not a judge pronouncing verdicts on your past choices. While this may seem counterintuitive, adopting an investigative and analytical thought process minimizes self-judgment. Your Past Self Interview Challenge Record yourself asking questions to who you used to be: Why did you make the daily life decisions you made?What did you think about first thing in the morning?How did you run your business?Where did you allocate your resources?What was a typical day like? Remember: you’re gathering information, not passing judgment. Treat your past self like a witness in a case, with curiosity not criticism. Every day you choose which side of the river to swim in. Humility and continuous learning keep you moving toward abundance. Ego and the belief that you’ve “made it” will inevitably pull you back toward struggle. About the Podcast The Exponential Entrepreneur is for driven entrepreneurs who already know that mindset is the key to everything and are ready to move beyond knowing into doing. Hosted by Erika Ferenczi, the show features lessons from the co-creators of The Practical Profitable Mindset Program: RJon Robins, Alejandra Leibovich, Erika Ferenczi, and Oscar Ferenczi. They are a team of battle-tested entrepreneurs who have built multimillion-dollar businesses from the ground up. They didn’t get lucky. They got disciplined. They did the inner work that made exponential growth possible. Each episode delivers one clear lesson pulled directly from the program, with actionable strategies and real-world application. No theory. No fluff. Just the truth about what it takes to think bigger, act bolder, and create results. This podcast is for entrepreneurs who are ready to stop playing small and start creating exponential growth in their business and life. This is where it all begins. Connect & Engage Visit www.ExponentialEntrepreneur.comFollow and subscribe to the podcast to get every on-demand episode delivered each weekWatch and subscribe on YouTubeMentioned: Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
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      27 Min.
    5. Get Comfortable With Your Budget
      Jan 18 2026

      “A budget is nothing else than an expression of what you want. A commitment of how you’re going to spend your money…”

      – Oscar Ferenczi

      A Different Way to Plan

      Most business owners reflect on the past before they plan for the future. In this episode, Oscar Ferenczi invites entrepreneurs to shift that instinct and focus on intentional planning instead. Through a practical, real-world walkthrough of budgeting and execution, Oscar reframes the budget not as paperwork or restriction, but as a clear expression of intent. When numbers are decided first (before strategy, staffing, or marketing), everything else can be built with discipline instead of emotion. The result is greater visibility, control, and predictability, no matter when you start planning.

      A Real-World Look at Budgeting in Action

      In this episode, Oscar walks through how disciplined entrepreneurs build, test, and negotiate budgets in real time. From defining top-line and bottom-line targets to allocating expenses by month, he shows how budgeting becomes the foundation for execution.

      You’ll hear how mature entrepreneurs:

      • Budget for growth without guessing
      • Adjust expenses based on actual performance, not optimism
      • Track budget vs. actuals every month to catch problems early
      • Decide when to invest more and when to cut back without emotion
      Hot Seat: Facing the Fear Behind the Numbers

      In the Hot Seat, an entrepreneur shares the concerns about projecting significant growth and front-loading expenses before results are guaranteed. Oscar breaks down how disciplined entrepreneurs logically approach risk and uncertainty, even when budgeting for “crazy money” experimentation projects. He explains how to calculate exactly what resources each revenue goal requires, and why guessing leads to chaos instead of clarity.

      Your Budget Reality Challenge
      1. Decide your revenue and profit targets before anything else
      2. Break long-term goals into monthly benchmarks
      3. Review budget vs. actuals every single month
      4. Cut or pause expenses the moment numbers stop supporting them
      5. Protect profitability without emotion
      The Discipline That Separates Mature Entrepreneurs

      Execution doesn’t happen once the plan is built. It happens through consistent measurement. Growth requires proof, not promises, which is why a budget that is not reviewed monthly is just a wish. This episode reinforces a hard truth: success is not accidental. It is built through clarity, intentionality, and the courage to adjust as soon as reality demands it.

      About the Podcast

      The Exponential Entrepreneur is for driven entrepreneurs who already know that mindset is the key to everything and are ready to move beyond knowing into doing.

      Hosted by Erika Ferenczi, the show features lessons from the co-creators of The Practical Profitable Mindset Program: RJon Robins, Alejandra Leibovich, Erika Ferenczi, and Oscar Ferenczi. They are a team of battle-tested entrepreneurs who have built multimillion-dollar businesses from the ground up.

      They didn’t get lucky. They got disciplined. They did the inner work that made exponential growth possible.

      Each episode delivers one clear lesson pulled directly from the program, with actionable strategies and real-world application. No theory. No fluff. Just the truth about what it takes to think bigger, act bolder, and create results.

      This podcast is for entrepreneurs who are ready to stop playing small and start creating exponential growth in their business and life. This is where it all begins.

      Connect & Engage
      • Visit www.ExponentialEntrepreneur.com
      • Follow and subscribe to the podcast to get every on-demand episode delivered each week
      • Watch and subscribe on YouTube
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      42 Min.
    6. Why Do We Resist Change?
      Jan 11 2026
      “Change is not the enemy. Change is the doorway to growth, renewal, and a fuller life.” – Erika Ferenczi The Illusion of Standing Still We all say we want to grow until growth shows up demanding change. This episode reveals a startling truth: you are not occasionally experiencing change, you are constantly cycling through it in every area of your life. Host and this week’s facilitator, Erika Ferenczi, introduces a powerful framework that will forever change how you navigate the inevitable transformations in your business and life. Most entrepreneurs believe the familiar is safe. They cling to what they know while making a dangerous assumption: that everything around them will stay the same. Erika exposes the flaw in this thinking: when you try to stay the same in a world that is constantly moving forward, you don’t actually stay the same. Instead, you fall behind. The perceived safety of the familiar only exists as long as your entire environment remains frozen, something that does not happen in the natural order of life. Your relationships evolve, markets shift, circumstances change. The person trying to resist this reality is not playing it safe, they are guaranteeing their obsolescence. The Four Stages of Change Using an unexpected metaphor straight from a poker table, Erika maps out the four distinct stages every change follows: Shuffle, Deal, Play The Hand, and Toss. This simple but powerful lesson reveals that every change in your life can be understood and acted upon when you understand the action and inaction required at each stage. The revelation that transforms everything? Different areas of your life are in different stages at the same time. Your career might be in one phase while your relationships are in another, while your finances are in yet another stage. Once you map what stage each area of your life is in, you stop fighting reality, you stop picking the wrong battles, and start making strategic stage-specific moves. Hot Seat The Hot Seat session reveals a universal struggle: knowing when one stage truly ends and another begins. In this conversation, one entrepreneur grapples with the difference between an ending and the acceptance of that ending. Erika explains that the time spent in any stage can last a few minutes or stretch across years. She also explores how the hidden protection found in non-acceptance can become a trap we unconsciously choose instead of facing what comes next. Your Change Navigation Challenge: Map your stages: List five to seven key areas of your life.Identify the signs: For each area, notice where you are (shuffle, deal, play the hand, toss).Find your resistance: Where are you pretending something hasn’t ended when it actually has?Question your safety: What “safe” situation are you clinging to that requires everything else to stay frozen?Accept one truth: Choose one area where you have been resisting reality and write down what acceptance would look like The goal isn’t to rush through stages, but to recognize where you are so you can respond intentionally instead of emotionally. About the Podcast The Exponential Entrepreneur is for driven entrepreneurs who already know that mindset is the key to everything and are ready to move beyond knowing into doing. Hosted by Erika Ferenczi, the show features lessons from the co-creators of The Practical Profitable Mindset Program: RJon Robins, Alejandra Leibovich, Erika Ferenczi, and Oscar Ferenczi. They are a team of battle-tested entrepreneurs who have built multimillion-dollar businesses from the ground up. They didn’t get lucky. They got disciplined. They did the inner work that made exponential growth possible. Each episode delivers one clear lesson pulled directly from the program, with actionable strategies and real-world application. No theory. No fluff. Just the truth about what it takes to think bigger, act bolder, and create results. This podcast is for entrepreneurs who are ready to stop playing small and start creating exponential growth in their business and life. This is where it all begins. Connect & Engage Visit www.ExponentialEntrepreneur.comFollow and subscribe to the podcast to get every on-demand episode delivered each weekWatch and subscribe on YouTube
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      40 Min.
    7. Do Not Trust Your Feelings
      Jan 4 2026

      “Most people go through life with blinders on, unaware of what reality actually is.” – RJon Robins

      The Cost of Trusting Your Feelings

      Your feelings are lying to you. Every day, you make critical decisions based on stories, assumptions, and emotions that feel absolutely true, but aren’t. This episode uses optical illusions, surprising scientific facts, and a revealing hot seat session to expose just how disconnected entrepreneurs can be from reality.

      Most people substitute perceptions, opinions, feelings, and stories for reality. The surprising thing is that they have no idea they are doing it. In this episode, RJon Robins explains why successful leaders ground every decision in facts, not feelings. He provides examples of how we’re completely oblivious to huge parts of reality that surround us every day. When you operate from feelings instead of facts, it isn’t just impractical, it’s the most unprofitable decision you can make. Get ready to be challenged about trusting every feelings, every assumption, and every “obvious” truth.

      Hot Seat

      Listen as one entrepreneur takes the lesson and puts it into action in real time. What starts as a conversation about overwhelm transforms into a powerful lesson about finding the real source behind feelings. Starting with a simple question, RJon peels back the layers to reveal a universal truth: nothing breaks suddenly. There are usually warning signs along the way, ignored until they shifted from inconvenient to urgent. The lesson? Those inconveniences you’re avoiding today become the emergencies that derail you tomorrow.

      Your Reality Challenge:
      1. Question every feeling: Good or bad, stop and ask “What facts created this feeling?”
      2. Quantify everything: Can you measure it? If not, it might be a story.
      3. Track the trail: When something “suddenly” breaks or fails, list all of the warning signs you ignored.
      4. Audit your priorities: Compare what you say matters against where your time and money actually go.
      5. Document one day: Write down every decision and whether it was based on fact or feelings.

      The goal is to understand what’s driving your emotions so you can respond to reality instead of reacting to illusions.

      About the Podcast

      The Exponential Entrepreneur is for driven entrepreneurs who already know that mindset is the key to everything and are ready to move beyond knowing into doing.

      Hosted by Erika Ferenczi, the show features lessons from the co-creators of The Practical Profitable Mindset Program: RJon Robins, Alejandra Leibovich, Erika Ferenczi, and Oscar Ferenczi. They are a team of battle-tested entrepreneurs who have built multimillion-dollar businesses from the ground up.

      They didn’t get lucky. They got disciplined. They did the inner work that made exponential growth possible.

      Each episode delivers one clear lesson pulled directly from the program, with actionable strategies and real-world application. No theory. No fluff. Just the truth about what it takes to think bigger, act bolder, and create results.

      This podcast is for entrepreneurs who are ready to stop playing small and start creating exponential growth in their business and life. This is where it all begins.

      Connect & Engage
      • Visit www.ExponentialEntrepreneur.com
      • Follow and subscribe to the podcast to get every on-demand episode delivered each week
      • Watch and subscribe on YouTube
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      23 Min.