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TresCifrasEnLaMontanaEpisodio 31 Pablo Fuentes Actorhttps://www.instagram.com/abrepablo/Hola a todos, sean ustedes muy bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio del Podcast Tres Cifras en la Montaña.En el episodio de hoy, Juan Graffigna y Pablo Fuentes exploran la vida y la pasión de Pablo por el teatro. Desde sus inicios en el teatro hasta su experiencia actual, Pablo comparte sus desafíos, aprendizajes y la importancia de la emoción en la actuación. Se discuten las diferencias entre el teatro y el cine, el papel del público, y cómo los personajes impactan en la vida...
2025-07-1545 min
Mis Propias FinanzasEducadora Financiera Experta: “Generé más de 10 Fuentes de Ingreso a mis 30s” (Karem Suárez)Descubre Donde y Cómo Invertir tu Dinero como los MEJORES, regístrate GRATIS en la MASTERCLASS 👉 https://mpf.world/yCsalKarem Suárez es una de las referentes en educación financiera en Latinoamérica. En este episodio nos cuenta cómo construyó más de 10 fuentes de ingreso antes de los 30, su paso de influencer a empresaria, y cómo la marca personal puede convertirse en un negocio rentable. ¡A seguir aprendiendo!(00:00) Tráiler(00:46) Intro(01:50) Infancia y la raíz de su interés po...
2025-05-1652 min
Mis Propias FinanzasAsí creé mis 6 fuentes de ingresosEn este episodio especial de nuestro podcast, nos sumergimos en el apasionante relato de Juan Pablo Zuluaga, quien comparte su propio viaje hacia la independencia financiera a través de la diversificación de ingresos. Desde vivir exclusivamente del salario de su esposa Carolina hasta convertirse en un emprendedor exitoso con más de cinco fuentes de ingresos, se comparten las lecciones clave que ha aprendido en su camino, desde las estrategias que utilizó, hasta la estructuración financiera en el desarrollo inmobiliario, la inversión en la bolsa de valores y la generación de rentas de propiedades inmobil...
2024-05-1616 min
Vibrando AltoE159 Salud Mental y Espiritualidad ft. Dr. Pablo GómezEl Dr. Pablo Gómez es médico y cirujano, especialista en psiquiatría de la Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana. Su enfoque holístico en la práctica de la psiquiatría le ha permitido integrar la ciencia y la espiritualidad para el tratamiento de traumas emocionales utilizando una amplia gama de técnicas como la hipnosis, EMDR, meditación, tapping entre otras. Con más de 20 años de experiencia en la práctica privada, se dedica a ayudar a sus pacientes a superar sus desafios emocionales y mentales, promoviendo una salud integral. En este episod...
2024-05-0846 minVibrando AltoE102 Humano Puente Ft. Pablo AlmazánPablo ha transitado diferentes corrientes biológicas y emocionales. Se considera ante todo autodidacta. En el año 2012 siente y crea junto a su compañera Lucrecia Bianchi un centro de expansión y apertura: Humano Puente. Desde el punto de vista de Humano Puente tu y yo somos creadores absolutos de la realidad. Todo es el Espiritu desplegado. Acompañanos en este episodio a descubrir misterios, a cuestionarnos la realidad que vivimos y a elegir diferente. Redes sociales de Pablo: Ig: @pabloalmazanhumanopuente Mis redes so...
2022-07-201h 04
Arturo Hernández Fuentes17-Aerosmith (Parte 2), Armando Salas Portugal y Pablo NerudaEn esta emisión número 17 tuvimos la segunda parte del especial de Aerosmith y hablamos del "Rocks" al "Rock in a Hard Place", en "El lente del arte" Alejandra Romo nos hablo de Armando Salas Portugal y nuestra amiga Rossy Almaraz en su sección "Poesía viva" nos compartió material de Pablo Neruda.
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2020-08-301h 48
Raise the Bar Smart MoneyFrank FuentesEl invitado a este episodio es Frank Fuentes. Frank es actualmente vicepresidente nacional de préstamos comunitarios multinacionales en New American Funding. Durante los últimos 20 años ha guiado a miles de familias hispanas a garantizar préstamos y refinanciamientos. Escuche este Podcast si quiere saber como puede calificar para obtener un préstamo para comprar casa o detalles y consecuencias de tomar un programa de aplazamiento entre otros temas relacionados con su patrimonio.
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2020-06-1526 min
Small Business War StoriesArmadillo Guitar: Making a Living with Custom Brass and Steel Guitar Parts in Austin, Texas | Michael SlotboomMichael Slotboom is doing things on his terms. He was on track to run the machine shop at the University of Texas, but he discovered he really wanted to make custom guitar parts. So he talked to his wife and they invested their savings into starting a specialized shop. Fifteen years later, his parts are sought the world over, and you can see them on stage when you see many of your favorite artists.
2019-11-2100 minSmall Business War StoriesFirefly Austin Studio: Making Music, Records, and Community in Austin, Texas | Erin O'KeefeErin O'Keefe is the kind of woman that sees a vision and makes it happen. She learned about what makes a great recording studio...and then built one! What amazing artists is she recording these days? How do you even build a studio? What is the future of the music business? All of this and more in today's show. You can learn more about Firefly Austin Studio at https://www.fireflyaustinstudio.com/
2019-11-1500 minSmall Business War StoriesBig Henry's Vinyl and Gifts: Purveyors of Music, Records, and Culture in Austin, Texas | Grace ReyerGrace Reyer and Big Henry's Vinyl and Gifts are at the epicenter of Austin music and culture. How did Grace and up with her dream job? What's the importance of self-care when managing a small business? All of this and more in today's episode. You can learn more about Big Henry's at https://bighenrysvinylandgifts.com//
2019-11-0700 minSmall Business War StoriesVisit Clarksdale, Mississippi: Promoting Visitors and Business in the Birthplace of the Blues | Bubba O'KeefeBubba O'Keefe has the spirit of the Mississippi Delta running through his veins. What stories does he have to tell about the Crossroads? Why is Clarksdale a great place to visit and/or start a business? And what are the kinds of people who succeed here? Bubba has seen it all...and he shares his stories on today's episode. You can learn more about Bubba and the Clarksdale, Mississippi at https://www.visitclarksdale.com/
2019-10-3000 minSmall Business War StoriesAuberge Hostel: Starting a Hostel on the Blues Highway in Clarksdale, Mississippi | Robert WeinsteinClarksdale, Mississippi is home to the world-famous Crossroads...where Robert Johnson sold his soul to the devil in exchange for his guitar chops. Why did Robert and Lucy decide to start a hostel in Clarksdale after succeeding with their property in New Orleans? What interesting stories live within the four walls of the Auberge? All of this and more in today's episode. You can learn more about Robert and the Auberge Hostel at https://aubergehostels.com/
2019-10-2400 minSmall Business War StoriesAlligator Records Part 2 of 2: Building a Legendary Blues Record Label in Chicago, Illinois | Bruce IglauerAnd...this week we wrap up the amazing story of Alligator Records. There's even more music in this episode, courtesy of Bruce and Alligator. We also cover the most harrowing and dramatic story we have heard on the podcast to date, involving a train derailment, tragedy, and redemption.
2019-10-1700 minSmall Business War StoriesAlligator Records Part 1 of 2: Building a Legendary Blues Record Label in Chicago, Illinois | Bruce IglauerSo many firsts in this episode! First time we have had music in the podcast. First time the conversation was so good and so long that we had to break it up into two episodes. How did Bruce get started as a record executive? Why did he give Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys a guitar? What does Bruce think about the future of the music business? All of this in this week's episode. Don't forget to tune in next week for Part 2 to hear a...
2019-10-1000 minSmall Business War StoriesRoadhouse Relics: Making Art with Neon in Austin, Texas | Todd SandersTodd Sanders always knew he wanted to be an artist. He get into making neon signs, and he developed a clientele of businesses who sought him for commercial signs. But Todd wanted more...he wanted to make fine art with neon. He was committed. So committed that at one point he slept in a trailer in a field with no electricity. He gritted his way forward, to where today he has an iconic shop in South Austin and his art is displayed the world over. Todd shares his story in today's...
2019-10-0300 minSmall Business War StoriesTimeless Texas Classics: Selling and Restoring Classic Cars and Hot Rods in La Grange, Texas | Lance HerringtonLance Herrington found himself in a tough place when Houston, in his words, collapsed in the 1980s, and he was out of a job. He picked himself up by the bootstraps, and together with his wife Pam, they started a business restoring and selling Ford Thunderbirds out of his garage. Fast forward to today, and the Herringtons have a successful classic car business in La Grange, Texas, on a prime piece of real estate on the highway that connects Austin and Houston. We cover Lance's amazing journey, classic cars in general, and hear a...
2019-09-2500 minSmall Business War StoriesLucktone Woodshop: From a Desk job to Making Custom Furniture in Austin, Texas | Britton ByfieldBritton was unsure he wanted to continue his job in digital media. And then came his biggest blessing in disguise: he was laid off. He started making cutting boards as a way to make money over the holidays, and that slowly evolved to him crafting beautiful custom wood furniture, cabinets, and more. How was Britton's family crucial to his transition? How did he handle the fear and anxiety that came with making a leap into the unknown? All of this and more in today's episode. You can find Britton's work at h...
2019-09-1900 minSmall Business War StoriesIt's On Clothing: Spreading a Message of Positivity through Designing and Making Clothes in Wichita, Kansas | DaVon WalkerDaVon Walker wanted to see positive, sleek, motivational clothing designs, and no matter how hard he looked, he could not find what he had in mind. So he did what entrepreneurs do...he made the clothes himself! We meet DaVon two years into his journey. We talk about his inspiration, his designs, and how he gets it all done.
2019-09-1200 minSmall Business War StoriesThe Commodore Hotel: Investing in History by Helping Revitalize a Community in Linden, Tennessee | Michael and Kathy DumontMichael and Kathy Dumont made a big bet by moving from New England to Tennessee. They bet that they could buy and revitalize a historic hotel in a small Tennessee town. What happened after The Commodore Hotel opened? How many businesses now surround it? What are the rewards and challenges of revitalizing a historic property? All of this and more in today's episode.
2019-09-0500 minSmall Business War StoriesCarter Vintage Guitars: Creating an Iconic Guitar Store in Nashville, Tennessee | Walter CarterWalter Carter and his wife Christie spent decades working in the vintage guitar business...and they had a vision. It was a vision of a guitar store where kids and internationally-renowned musicians alike could feel comfortable playing and appreciating collectible stringed instruments. The business has grown rapidly, and in a short seven years, Carter Vintage Guitars has become a destination for musicians and fans of vintage instruments worldwide. We dug into Walter's philosophy, the pros and cons of a physical store in a digital world, Carter's social media and video strategy, and more!
2019-08-2900 minSmall Business War StoriesDee's Country Cocktail Lounge: Creating Community Through Live Music and a Down-Home Vibe in Madison, Tennessee | Amy Dee and Daniel WalkerAmy Dee got to Nashville and could not find what she wanted: A no-frills spot with a vintage vibe to listen to great country and blues music. So she used all of her experience working in bars in New York City and all over the land to create Dee's Country Cocktail Lounge. She currently works with Daniel Walker, a great musician who is in charge of booking great acts for the venue, and what was a dream is now a reality. Dee's Lounge has an amazing vibe that is hard to pout into w...
2019-08-2100 minSmall Business War StoriesA Podcaster Talks About the Business of Podcasting in Indianapolis, Indiana | Lindsey HeinLindsey Hein is the awesome host of "I'll Have Another with Lindsey Hein, a successful podcast about running. We talk about what it takes to make it as a podcaster, but her lessons are applicable to all creators, small businesses, and fans of good stories in general.
2019-08-1500 minSmall Business War StoriesSitting Down with Coach: Learning From a Small Business Expert in Plymouth, Indiana | David MillerDavid Miller has decades of experience coaching small businesses, and he has seen a LOT. Today's episode is like sitting down with Coach...you will get decades of experience in under an hour....and you'll want to have a notepad! How do you make something the market wants? What exactly is luck? How can you maximize your chances of getting lucky? If you are serious about learning about how to run a small business...you won't want to miss this episode.
2019-08-0800 minSmall Business War StoriesHopping Gnome Brewing: Brewing Sour (and other) Beers, Promoting Local, and Creating Community in Wichita, Kansas | Stacy Ward LattinWhat, exactly, is an HBIC? I didn't know until I met Stacy Ward Lattin, THE HBIC at Hopping Gnome. What are Stacy and her husband doing right in the increasingly exciting Wichita scene? What is Stacy's podcast about, and what else is she doing to inspire women entrepreneurs? All of this and more in today's show.
2019-08-0100 minSmall Business War StoriesThe Bluebird Cafe: Crafting Community Through Songwriting in Nashville, Tennessee | Erika NicholsHow did a small cafe in a strip mall in Nashville become a mecca for songwriters? What happened that changed the fortunes of the Bluebird from barely surviving to thriving? (hint: it was a major TV show). Which major celebrities let their hair down and come hang out and trade songs here? All of this and more in today's episode!
2019-07-2400 minSmall Business War StoriesDelmark Records: Carrying on the Legacy of a Legendary Blues and Jazz Label in Chicago, Illinois | Julia MillerJulia Miller is a badass woman. Together with her partner Elbio, Julia is carrying forward the legacy of Delmark Records, an iconic Chicago label. What are the challenges of being a record label in the 21st century? What are Julia's plans to build upon the success of Delmark? All of this and more in today's episode.
2019-07-1700 minSmall Business War StoriesFringe Sport: Barbells, Strength, and Growing Through Self-Awareness in Austin, Texas | Peter KellerWhat inspired Peter to start a fitness equipment business? What are the books that Peter reads and the actions that Peter takes to help him discover his own blind spots? How did Peter overcome a painful change in his business involving a family member? All of this and more in today's show.
2019-07-1000 minSmall Business War StoriesBrian Phillips Art: Channeling the Soul of Texas and Making Art From Discarded Materials in Austin, Texas | Brian PhillipsWhat was Brian's journey to become a successful artist? How did he end up selling his pieces at Willie Nelson's ranch? How does Brian make sure he has something to offer to people with any level of budget? All of this and more in today's episode!
2019-07-0300 minSmall Business War StoriesStone's Throw Pizza: Good Food, Community, Self-Care, and Mental Health in the Restaurant Industry in Fairfax, Vermont | Silas PollittWhat makes Silas Pollitt want to uproot everything and move every few years? What are the differences between working at high-end restaurants and starting your own pizza restaurant in a town of 5,000 people in Northern Vermont? What is it about the restaurant industry that attracts "misfits, pirates, and marauders" who tend to struggle with mental health issues? All of this, jiu-jitsu, mushroom foraging, and more in today's episode.
2019-06-2600 minSmall Business War StoriesChicago Music Exchange: Running a Successful Musical Instrument Store for Rock Stars and Everyday People in Chicago, Illinois | Shelby Pollard and Karl NeuraterChicago Music Exchange has become an institution and a destination for guitar fans visiting The Windy City. How did CME get here? How is the store surviving and thriving in an era where more and more people are buying instruments online? What happens when an expensive guitar breaks? Who are the celebrities who frequent CME? Does CME really have a guitar in the store that is priced at over $250,000? Great stories and plenty of laughs in today's episode!
2019-06-1900 minSmall Business War StoriesBlues Heaven Foundation: Keeping the Legacy of Willie Dixon, Muddy Waters, Buddy Guy, Etta James, and Chess Records Alive in Chicago, Illinois | Janine Judge and Jacqueline DixonWow! We recorded an episode in the same room where Etta James recorded At Last...a new high for the show! What is Willie Dixon's Blues Heaven Foundation? Why did the Rolling Stones record their iconic record 12 x 5 in this room? What kind of ghosts are in the building that housed Chess Records? All of this and more in today's episode!
2019-06-1300 minSmall Business War StoriesAndrea's Eats: Connecting Food and Soul Through a Food Truck in Cedar Park, Texas | Andrea MorrisI finally got to interview a food truck owner! And what a show it was...so much gold in this one. Why leave your well-paying job to start a food truck? What makes is worthwhile? What are pitfalls to watch for? This and more in today's episode.
2019-06-0600 minSmall Business War StoriesWide Sky Guitars: From Touring Musician and Carpenter to Building Guitars with a Soul in Taos, New Mexico | Patch RubinWhy was cutting part of his finger off a positive turning point for Patch Rubin? Why do Thom Yorke of Radiohead, Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day and Gary Clark, Jr. love Wide Sky Guitars? This episode follows Patch's path to becoming a guitar maker....and we also touch upon the psychology of bouncing back from setbacks and keeping going as a core value.
2019-05-2900 minSmall Business War StoriesAtomic Legion: Helping Everyday People with Emergency Response, Firearms, and General Survival and Preparedness Training in Austin, Texas | Justin HurzelerHave you ever wondered what you would do if you or your loved ones were harmed and needed your help? Would you be an asset or a liability? Justin Hurzeler and his partners started Atomic Legion to help regular people answer: "asset." When he is not going on SWAT calls or riding an ambulance as a first responder, Justin uses Atomic Legion as a vehicle to share his knowledge about trauma response, rappelling, firearms, self-defense, butchering of animals, and many other skills. What is the Vanguard? What kind of person attends...
2019-05-2100 minSmall Business War StoriesGoodWood NOLA: Growing a Custom Furniture Design and Fabrication Shop in New Orleans, Louisiana | Michael Dalle Molle and Jordan GurrenWe are excited to have Mike and Jordan back on the show! Two years ago, we sat down with the founders of GoodWood NOLA to talk about their growing shop and the way they are impacting the custom furniture design and fabrication space. What happened with their business in those two years? Why are they getting a bigger shop? What has gone right and wrong? Check out today's episode to learn more!
2019-05-1600 minSmall Business War StoriesGrande Krewe Wine Store: Building Community Through Music, Wine, and Spirits in New Orleans, Louisiana | Jane Cooper and Bob HeapsJane and Bob went through a lot to open their high-end wine and spirits shop just steps from Frenchmen St. in New Orleans. What happened that almost derailed their opening? What amazing musicians have played the stories Steinway piano in their home? All of this and more in today's episode.
2019-05-0800 minSmall Business War StoriesRevuKangaroo: Growing Your Business Using the Power of Reputation and Reviews in Phoenix, Arizona | Josh KellyJosh used his marketing chops to grow his family's HVAC business into a multi-million dollar operation. How did he do it? How did he use reviews to power his growth? Josh teaches you all of his secrets and shares his stories from the front line of small business marketing in today's episode.
2019-05-0200 minSmall Business War StoriesBuilding Community Through Music and Real Estate in Austin, Texas | Nic and Diane AtwoodNic and Diane Atwood are serious about real estate in Austin. They work closely with their clients and they help people find special opportunities and off-market properties. They are also awesome people, and connect the community through a weekly open mic they host in South Austin. Which major artists launched their career at the Irie Bean open mic? What crazy transaction stories do Nic and Diane have to share? All of this and more in today's episode.
2019-04-2400 minSmall Business War StoriesSquare Amps: Making Guitar Amplifiers out of Old Radios in Austin, Texas | Matt RichardsMatt Richards takes old wooden radios from the early 20th century and turns them into guitar amplifiers. We sat down with Matt at a special time in his journey....he is making the leap to Square Amps being his full-time pursuit. What is it like to source old radios? How does an introvert look at self-promotion? Who are some of the artists who have played Square Amps? All of this and more on today's episode.
2019-04-1700 minSmall Business War StoriesSouthPop: Music, Art, and the History of Popular Culture in Austin, Texas | Leea MechlingSouthPop is an Austin institution! The South Austin Museum of Popular Culture is a funky, colorful, and amazing non-profit. Leea Mechling and her team serve as keepers of the torch for the history of popular culture in Austin, a city with a rich trove of stories, characters, songs, and art. What is it like to run a non-profit? What happens when the pipes break? What crazy stories has Leea been witness to? All of this and more in today's episode.
2019-04-1100 minSmall Business War StoriesTexas Custom Boots: Building Boots and Community in Austin, Texas | Noel EscobarNoel Escobar is a craftsman and bootmaker in Austin, Texas. He was born into the trade in South Texas, and has established himself as a presence in Austin for decades. Why do celebrities and everyday people from all over the world visit Noel to have custom boots made by him? What does Noel do to foster community? What kinds of events does he host? All of this and more in today's episode.
2019-04-0300 minSmall Business War StoriesGetting Out of Our Own Way as Creators | Nick BoettcherWhat a special episode! Colorado whiskey, great conversation, and an original song at the end. Th podcast itself was fantastic, and talked about dealing with the psychology of the blank page, getting out of our own way, and how to create (and complete) things/projects from scratch. Make sure you stick around until the end...Nick will put goosebumps on your arms and a knot in your throat with his original song "Señorita."
2019-03-2700 minSmall Business War StoriesBig Ear Pedals: From Making Guitar Pedals in a NYC Apartment to Growing a Music Business in Nashville | Grant Wilson and Karen SchierhornGrant and Karen are living the dream. And they also have their struggles, like all of us. In this episode, they share their story of how they became an in-demand guitar pedal company. From Grant's days as a touring drummer, to Karen's visual design skills, to the way they use social media and Google Analytics to grow their business. They also have some cool music stories and mighty challenges that they have overcome in their journey. This is a very inspirational episode...Grant nor Karen knew anything about how to make guitar pedals w...
2019-03-2000 minSmall Business War StoriesMoontower Matcha: Starting a Beverage Company and Experimenting with Influencer Marketing | Brett HickeyBrett and his brother just won't give up. When their original idea for a drink had to be shelved because of a prohibitive required volume, they came up with another concept and successfully launched Moontower Matcha. We talk about matcha tea, the ins and outs of starting a beverage company, how to find distributors, and we also dive into how to connect with social media influencers to promote your brand. Lots of good tactics in this one!
2019-03-1300 minSmall Business War StoriesAction Advertising Agency: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Small Business Facebook Advertising | Casey CarrollCasey Carroll is really, really good at facebook ads. And it can be a complicated, overwhelming world. In this episode, we dissect how to figure out what is important for you to get started with Facebook ads for your small business. By the end of the episode, you will have a six-step guide that you can follow to tackle this seemingly daunting task. You are good at learning things...learning this will transform your business!
2019-03-0600 minSmall Business War StoriesMeasurementMarketing.io: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Digital Marketing for Small Businesses | Chris MercerMercer is the man! You'll be really impressed by his story of constant reinvention and learning, but that's not all. Mercer will help you understand how to start demystifying online marketing, so you can start really making your marketing work for you. We had a fun talk, but more importantly, I learned a lot, and so will you :)
2019-02-2700 minSmall Business War StoriesTwo Hives Honey: Bees and The Business of Honey in Austin, Texas | Tara Dawn ChapmanTara Dawn Chapman went from being a CIA agent to cold-emailing a bee farm. The email included her squat and deadlift numbers (beekeeping is hard work!). The rest, as they say, is history. Tara launched Two Hives Honey by putting hives in people's backyards. She then partnered with the hosts by harvesting the honey while teaching them beekeeping. Always wanted to know about bees? Are you interested in a badass female entrepreneur making her vision happen? Tune in!
2019-02-2000 minSmall Business War StoriesThe Wizard Academy: Storytelling, Business, and Magic at The World's Most Unique Business School | Daniel WhittingtonToday's episode is nothing short of magical. I sat down with Daniel Whittington, the new Chancellor of The Wizard Academy. We talk storytelling, business, and what it means to run a business school that tackles business from the right side of the brain. What is The Tower? Why are there statues of Don Quixote everywhere? What exactly are the Magical Worlds of Communication? All of this and more in today's episode.
2019-02-1300 minSmall Business War StoriesNomad: Making Art out of Old Objects and Light Bulbs and Traveling the Country to Sell at Art Shows | Mick WhitcombMick Whitcomb takes old objects like typewriters and scales and makes funky awesome light fixtures out of them. His wife Paige makes beautiful tintype photography. Mick and Paige spend 300 days on the road with their dog, going to different art shows, setting up their booth, and making a living. They are based out of Springfield, Missouri, but their customers are nationwide. This is a fascinating story, and a business model that I had not seen yet. We cover what it's like to be a traveling artist, how to get accepted into...
2019-02-0600 minSmall Business War StoriesJeremiah's Photo Corner: Running an Analog Photography Store And Making Money As A Tintype Photographer in Santa Rosa, California | Jeremiah FlynnFilm cameras? Who shoots film cameras? It turns out an increasing number of people are becoming interested in film as an art medium and as a way to slow down an appreciate photography. Jeremiah Flynn talks about his store where he sells all kinds of film cameras and supplies, from the common to the exotic. We also discuss how he does tintype (or wet plate collodion) photography as a way to supplement his income and keep the business going. Don't miss the part near the end where we discuss how people...
2019-01-3000 minSmall Business War StoriesCalton Cases: Making Beautiful and Near-Indestructible Guitar Cases in Austin, Texas | Robert SteelWhat would happen to your guitar if it got run over by a truck? Nothing, as long as it was in Calton case. Robert Steel tells us exactly what happened and what the guitar and the case looked like after it was all said and done. Robert is awesome, and he tells a lot of stories, from rock and roll celebrity stories to what it's like to manufacture in the US in the 21st Century. Don't miss this episode!
2019-01-2300 minSmall Business War StoriesCompany of One: How to Create a Business That Fits Your Life and Resist the Temptation of Constant Growth | Paul JarvisPaul Jarvis just wrote a book called "Company of One" and sent me a copy. I read it cover to cover and found it really compelling, so we hosted him on the show. Paul talks about a different kind of business philosophy, where more is not always better. How do you build a Company of One to fit your lifestyle and goals? Why and how should you resist the envy that comes when you see others constantly growing their business? This and more in today's episode!
2019-01-1600 minSmall Business War StoriesKaracotta Ceramics: How to Manifest Your Business Outcome and get to $100k Income in One Year in Austin, Texas | Kara PendlKara is amazing. Do you want to learn how you can take your art and turn it into a business that makes $100k annually within one year? Kara has the blueprint! She is also writing a book about it, and we get a bit of a preview. Kara has a successful ceramics business in Austin, Texas, but this episode is about so much more than that....we cover art, business, manifesting your outcomes, the power of positive thought and intention (backed by consistent action) and more! Unmissable episode if you are looking to...
2019-01-0900 minSmall Business War StoriesLuck Reunion: Growing from a Party at Willie Nelson's Ranch to a New Kind of Music and Content Company in Luck, Texas | Matt Bizer and Ellee FletcherDid Bill Murray really climb through the window of Willie Nelson's chapel during Luck Reunion? This is the 100th episode of Small Business War Stories, and this is the perfect way to celebrate, with an episode recorded at Willie Nelson's ranch Matt Bizer, Ellee Fletcher (Willie's grandniece) and I talked about the music business, Willie and his family, how artists make money in the 21st Century, and how Luck Reunion is creating a new kind of music and content company. We also talk about community and the role that music and podcasts have...
2019-01-0200 minSmall Business War StoriesJester King Brewery: Making Farmhouse Ales in the Heart of the Hill Country near Austin, Texas | Jeffrey StuffingsJeffrey Stuffings left his job as an attorney to make farmhouse ales, a specialty form of beer in the Texas Hill Country right outside of Austin. He shared the formation story of his iconic brewery, and gave some amazing business tips and ideas, such as how to really unleash your mind with just a piece of paper, a pen, and a cup of coffee. This is a great episode with lots of stories and wisdom from the front lines of starting a business.
2018-12-2600 minSmall Business War StoriesThe Ultimate Guide to Getting Your Business UNStuck | Barry MoltzBarry Moltz has started three companies, written six books, and done innumerable articles and radio shows on small business. It's fair to say he has learned a thing or two about how to help small businesses! Today we discuss the main 5 reasons why businesses get stuck, and how to address each one. We also talk about various aspects of starting and running a business, including mental health, reading financials, and how to keep it all together as well as possible. This is an episode not to miss!
2018-12-1900 minSmall Business War StoriesDouble Barrel Design: Merging Architecture and Design to Form a New Venture in Austin, Texas | Megan Willin and Chelsea ScharbachTwo badass designer women got together in Austin, Texas to create Double Barrel Design. Megan Willin and Chelsea Scharbach merged their skills to create a firm that does space design (think 3D and architectural interior design) with 2D graphic design. Their work is awesome...and so is their story!
2018-12-1200 minSmall Business War StoriesDigital Marketer + Wizard Academy: Building Your Brand's Character and Using Cutting Edge Small Business Digital Marketing Tactics | Ryan DeissWow...I got to sit down with Ryan Deiss! Ryan is one of my personal influences and one of the foremost digital marketing experts in the world. We talk about how to build your brand as a comic book or movie character, and how that builds the foundation for everything you communicate to your customers. Then we go into specific tactics to increase your conversion from prospect to new customer. We recorded at the Wizard Academy in the Texas Hill Country outside of Austin. Don't miss this episode with one of the top mi...
2018-12-0500 minSmall Business War StoriesSLJ Guitars: Records, Guitars, and Building a Recurring Income Stream in Tulsa, Oklahoma | Seth Lee JonesOur first follow-up episode in almost 100 podcasts! We re-visit Seth Lee Jones in Tulsa to talk about his new record Live at The Colony, his guitar building and repair business, and how he is planning on building recurring revenue streams for his business.
2018-11-2800 minSmall Business War StoriesHelix Metalworks: Custom Metal Fabrication in Tulsa, OK | Jeff BeanToday I sat down with Jeff Bean of Helix Metalworks in Tulsa, Oklahoma. We talked about what it means to be a job shop in the 21st Century, the history of metal fabrication, and what the future holds, including the prospects for 3D printing and American Manufacturing.
2018-11-2100 minSmall Business War StoriesBlack Dog Traders: Restoring and Building Vintage-Styled Toyota FJs in Dallas, TX | Austin PetersonToday I sat down with Austin Peterson of Black Dog Traders. We dug into the refurbishment and custom fabrication of vintage-styled Toyota FJs. We also talked quite a bit about marketing, as Austin has a lot of experience using Adwords for his business.
2018-11-1400 minSmall Business War StoriesRecspec: Running a Design Studio and Art Gallery in Austin, TX | Laurel BarickmanToday we are joined by Laurel Barickman of Recspec, a design studio and art gallery in Austin, Texas.
2018-11-0700 minSmall Business War StoriesLeslie Crow Leather: Handcrafting Leather Goods in Austin, Texas | Leslie CrowToday we are joined by Leslie Crow of Leslie Crow Leather, a custom handcrafted leather goods shop in Austin, Texas.
2018-10-3100 minSmall Business War StoriesSweet Ritual Ice Cream: Opening a Vegan Scoop Shop in Austin, Texas | Amelia RaleyToday we are joined by Amelia Raley of Sweet Ritual Ice Cream, a dairy free ice cream shop in Austin, Texas.
2018-10-2400 minSmall Business War StoriesGold Rush Vinyl: Innovating the Record Industry in Austin, Texas | Caren KelleherToday on Small Business War Stories we are joined by Caren Kelleher, owner of Gold Rush Vinyl in Austin, Texas.
2018-10-1700 min
The BJJ Mental Coach Podcast with Gustavo DantasEP 21 - Overcoming the struggles of Entrepreneurship |Proven CEO Pablo Fuentes
Pablo is a purple belt in Jiu-Jitsu and is the Founder and CEO of Proven, a leading small business hiring platform and content hub. He also hosts Small Business War Stories, a weekly podcast where he interviews small business owners and operators.
Pablo addressed some important points, like acknowledging the fear when fear shows up and self-responsibility in everything you do, and also he talked about how lonely the world of entrepreneurship can be, and how Mental Health issues have been on the rise everywhere.
Check out my Final Thoughts from the interview a...
2018-10-1551 minSmall Business War StoriesSpokesman Coffee: Thriving in a Passionate Community in Austin, Texas | Trey RamirezToday on Small Business War Stories we are joined by Trey Ramirez, co-founder of Spokesman Coffee, a cafe by day and a bar by night, in Austin Texas.
2018-10-1000 minSmall Business War StoriesCoco Coquette: More than a Wig Shop in Austin, Texas | Allyson GarroToday on Small Business War Stories we are joined by Allyson Garro of Coco Coquette, a wig and makeup shop in Austin, Texas.
2018-10-0300 minSmall Business War StoriesTurning Your Failures into New Beginnings in Boulder, Colorado | Jake HurwitzToday, on the last episode of the Soul of America Tour, we are joined by Jake Hurwitz. He shares his story of starting a student led creative agency, discovering his passion and picking himself back up after failure.
2018-09-2600 minSmall Business War StoriesRob Nance & the Lost Souls: Pursuing a Career in Music on the American Highways, from North Carolina to New Mexico | Rob NanceOn today’s episode we are joined by Rob Nance of Rob Nance & the Lost Souls, a traveling band from North Carolina. Rob, Jordan, and Dylan have all been playing music since they were children. Inspired by the Southeast region, they began playing separately in bluegrass bands and ended up meeting each other through the community. Now, they make up Rob Nance & the Lost Souls, recording together and traveling the country on tours.
2018-09-1900 minSmall Business War StoriesFightforce: Promoting Mixed Martial Arts in the Rocky Mountain Region | Bryan DeatsOn today’s episode we are joined by Bryan Deats of Fightforce, an amateur, semi-pro and professional mixed martial arts promotion company.
2018-09-1200 minSmall Business War StoriesMerlin’s Hide Out: Sharing The Spirit Of The Wild West Through Buffalo Hide In Thermopolis, Wyoming | Barb HeinzeOn today’s episode we are joined by Barb Heinze of Merlin’s Hide Out, a shop that specializes in customized, handmade, real buffalo hide products.
2018-09-0500 minSmall Business War StoriesThe Bird: One of the Last True Watering Holes in Jackson, Wyoming | Will Nowack & Ted HansenOn today’s episode we are joined by Will Nowack and Ted Hansen, co-owners of The Bird, a fun bar and restaurant where you can enjoy the laid-back ambiance while having some great food.
2018-08-2900 minSmall Business War StoriesLove and Leche: Crafting Handmade Lotions and Soaps from Farm-Fresh Ingredients in Santa Fe, New Mexico | Daven LeeOn today’s episode we are joined by Daven Lee, CEO & founder of Love and Leche, a company who hand-crafts lotion bars and soaps from local farm-fresh ingredients.
2018-08-2200 minSmall Business War StoriesTibeb Leatherworks: Leather Goods with a Soul, from Ethiopia to Santa Fe, New Mexico | Joshua GebreyesOn today’s episode we are joined by Joshua Gebreyes of Tibeb Leatherworks. Joshua is an architecture student interning from Ethiopia, who is crafting beautiful leather-bound journals and wallets using Ethiopian fabrics and prints.
2018-08-1600 minSmall Business War StoriesBeartooth Group: Creating Environmental and Financial Value Through Ranch Restoration in Bozeman, Montana | Robert KeithOn today’s episode we are joined by Robert Keith of Beartooth Group, an investment group that connects people to the American West by running ranch investment funds, representing ranch buyers, and managing habitat restoration.
2018-08-0800 minSmall Business War Stories3D Kutz Barber Shop: Running an Exclusive MMA-Style Barber Shop in Albuquerque, New Mexico | Derrick MontoyaOn today’s episode we are joined by Derrick Montoya of 3D Kutz Barber Shop, Albuquerque's original and most exclusive MMA style barber shop.
2018-08-0100 minSmall Business War StoriesJackson Hole Still Works: Distilling Spirits at High Altitude In Jackson Hole, Wyoming | Chas Marsh & Travis GoodmanOn today’s episode we are joined by Chas Marsh and Travis Goodman, founders of Jackson Hole Still Works, a distillery creating high quality grain-to-glass craft spirits.
2018-07-2500 minSmall Business War StoriesSerenity Forge: Creating Video Games for Good in Boulder, CO | Z YangToday we are joined by Z Yang of Serenity Forge, a company that seeks to create meaningful video games that challenge the way you think. Z Yang built his first computer when he was six years old and designed his first video game when he was 10. He was always interested in video game design, and when Z was 18 he was diagnosed with a rare disease that put him in the hospital for two years. Z says himself that video games saved his life, allowing him to feel successful and giving him a community filled with support.
2018-07-1800 minSmall Business War StoriesDIY Pete: Inspiring Others Through Do-It-Yourself Projects in Bozeman, Montana | Peter SveenOn this episode of Small Business War Stories, we are joined by Peter Sveen, founder of DIY Pete. His company creates content that helps others get inspired and learn to build projects.
2018-07-1100 minSmall Business War StoriesWanderer: Fashion for the Free-Spirited Woman in Albuquerque, New Mexico | Ashley ArabianOn this episode of Small Business War Stories, we are joined by Ashley Arabian, founder of Wanderer, a boutique and apothecary originally based out of in Taos, New Mexico. Ashley describes Wanderer as a boutique for the free-spirited woman, carrying jewelry, handbags, candles, trendy bohemian clothing, and more.
2018-07-0400 minSmall Business War StoriesBiscuit Press: Turning a Passion for Art into a Booming Career in Austin, TX | Dan GrissomOn this episode of Small Business War Stories, we are joined by Dan Grissom of Biscuit Press, a company he started to become a full-time freelance illustrator and screen printer.
2018-06-2700 minSmall Business War StoriesFLASH! Linked Selling: Making Connections to Grow Your Business | Ben KniffenOn today’s flash episode we are joined by Ben Kniffen, President and COO of Linked Selling, and a leader of The Small Biz Forum on Linkedin.
2018-06-2100 minSmall Business War StoriesFLASH! Screw the Nine to Five: What it Takes to Become an Entrepreneur | Josh StantonOn today’s episode we are joined by Josh Stanton, co-founder of Screw the Nine to Five, where Josh helps people leave their nine-to-five jobs to start their own businesses. Screw the Nine to Five started as a blog about being a lifestyle entrepreneur that gradually grew into a brand and business on its own. Screw the Nine to Five now helps people who want to run their own businesses to leave their desk jobs to chase the entrepreneurial dream.
2018-06-2000 minSmall Business War StoriesFLASH! Improving Relationships Between Men and Women in the Workplace | Beate CheletteOn today’s episode we are joined by Beate Chelette, the leader of The Entrepreneur and Small Business Forum on Linkedin, published author, trainer and business consultant.
2018-06-1900 minSmall Business War StoriesFLASH! Creating Small Business Connections Through an Online Community | Dave HamiltonOn today’s flash episode we are joined by Dave Hamilton, who co-hosts a podcast called The Small Business Show, as well as leads a small business support group online. Dave has been podcasting for 13 years, so when his friend and long-time business partner Shannon Jean shared his idea for the Small Business Show, Dave loved it. They decided to focus on small businesses who are really working their hardest to turn their dreams into reality. The connections made through the podcast eventually led them to creating the online forum, where small business owners listen, support, and up...
2018-06-1800 minSmall Business War StoriesELITE-OSM: Creating a Business Through Injury Rehabilitation in Albuquerque, New Mexico | Beau HightowerOn this episode of Small Business War Stories, we are joined by Beau Hightower of Elite-OSM, a result driven clinic that is passionate about patient care.
2018-06-1300 minSmall Business War StoriesJD High Country Outfitters: A One-Stop Shop for the Great Outdoors in Jackson Hole, Wyoming | Scott SanchezOn this week’s episode we are joined by Scott Sanchez of JD High Country Outfitters, a one-stop shop for the great outdoors. They have everything from equipment, to rentals and guided tours! Join us as Scott shares his business war stories from Jackson Hole, Wyoming!
2018-06-0600 minSmall Business War StoriesSanta Fe Stoneworks: Making Stone Inlay Knives as a Family Business in Santa Fe, New Mexico | Bill, Anna, & Miles WirtelOn this episode we are joined by Bill, Anna & Miles Wirtel of Santa Fe Stoneworks, a company that creates fine handcrafted stone inlay knives. Join us as we discuss family business, apprenticeship, and business war stories.
2018-05-3000 minSmall Business War StoriesWestern Range Clothing Company: Formal Attire with a Rocky Mountain Twist in Jackson Hole, Wyoming | Spencer HirstToday we are joined by Spencer Hirst, Co-founder of Western Range Clothing Company, a classic clothing company garnished with a bit of western.
2018-05-2300 minSmall Business War StoriesTres Cuervos Leatherworks: Leather Goods Authentically Hand Crafted in Santa Fe, New Mexico | Aaron BoydToday we are joined by Aaron Boyd of Tres Cuervos Leatherworks, a company that creates hand crafted practical goods using American leather, brass, and wood.
2018-05-1600 minSmall Business War StoriesShinesty: Building a Company on Outrageous Fashion in Boulder, Colorado | Chris WhiteToday we are joined Chris White, CEO and Co-founder of Shinesty, a company that creates outrageous clothing for theme parties, costume parties, and general ridiculousness.
2018-05-0900 minSmall Business War StoriesColorado Highland Helicopters: Mountain Flight Education and High Altitude Rescue in Durango, Colorado | Brandon Laird and Dayle MorningstarThis week we are joined by Dayle Morningstar and Brandon Laird of Colorado Highland Helicopters, a family owned and operated business that provides flight instruction, search and rescue, photography and reconnaissance.
2018-05-0200 minSmall Business War StoriesGoRuck: Building an Iconic Brand Based on Community | Jason McCarthyOn today’s episode we are joined by Jason McCarthy of GoRuck, an American brand with Special Forces roots that is aiming to change the world.
2018-04-2500 minSmall Business War StoriesMeow Wolf: Creating an Immersive Art Experience in Santa Fe, New Mexico | John FeinsToday we are joined by John Feins of Meow Wolf, a New Mexico based arts and entertainment group that established in 2008 as an art collective.
2018-04-1800 min
Podcast - Nueva+MentePablo Fuentes: "Hay ciudades donde hay privilegio por lo humano, en otras importa lo económico"#NuevaMente Pablo Fuentes 13-4-18
2018-04-1328 minSmall Business War StoriesTommy's TV: Storytelling as a Documentary Filmmaker in Baton Rouge, Louisiana | Tommy TalleyTommy Talley came home to Baton Rouge, Louisiana in 2011. After working for years in reality television in Los Angeles, Tommy launched and grew his production company, Tommy's TV, into a full production arsenal. Tommy's TV produces and creates stunning personalized videos that deliver key messages through the art of storytelling. This week Tommy talks about "Punk-ing" with Ashton Kutcher, the love of storytelling and about coming home to Louisiana. Three reasons to tune in this week: Learn how to use the fundamentals of storytelling to tell a story in an interesting and commu...
2017-11-2900 min
Restaurant Unstoppable with Eric Cacciatore386: Writing job posts that convert with Pablo FuentesIn this episode with guest, Pablo Fuentes we discuss how success starts with discipline, how to use your team to get inspiration for writing a good job post, the elements of a perfect job post, common mistakes to avoid when writing a job post and ultimately, how to write job posts that convert. Be sure to join us for the LIVE webinar on November 6th! Pablo is the Founder and CEO of Proven, a software company that helps small businesses hire. He is also the host and producer of Small Business War Stories, a podcast where he drives tho...
2017-10-1343 min
Logra Tu Dream: Helping Latinos Achieve Their American Dream I Inspiration I Mentorship I Business Coaching003: How to achieve your tech entrepreneurial dreams with Pablo FuentesPablo Fuentes is the co- founder and CEO of Proven a company that offers the best way to find and apply to restaurant jobs in San Francisco. He is passionate about helping minorities and women start technology companies, he has been invited to speak at the White House about Proven and mentoring.
What you’ll learn
Pablo’s journey towards pursuing his American dream
How you can pursue your tech entrepreneurial dreams in Silicon Valley and elsewhere.
How he overcame great adversity having to lay off many employees and to give up his apartment
Why p...
2014-04-2141 min
Logra Tu Dream: Helping Latinos Achieve Their American Dream003: How to achieve your tech entrepreneurial dreams with Pablo FuentesPablo Fuentes is the co- founder and CEO of Proven a company the best way to find and apply to restaurant jobs in San Francisco. He is passionate about helping minorities and women start technology companies, he has been invited to speak at the White House about Proven and mentoring. In this episode you’ll learn about Pablo’s journey and how you can pursue your tech entrepreneurial dreams in Silicon Valley and elsewhere.
2014-04-2141 min