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Business Buying for Financial IndependenceThe Risk of Staying in Your Job: 4 Costs Nobody Counts | Ep. 70In this episode, Tim challenges the assumption that staying in the same job, career, or situation is automatically safer than making a change. He shares examples of experienced professionals who were laid off despite years of loyalty and strong performance, then struggled to find comparable work afterward. The goal is not to argue that everyone should immediately quit their job. It is to recognize that standing still has a cost too. Whether it is a job, a city, a career path, or another commitment that no longer makes sense, Tim encourages listeners to evaluate the risks of...
2026-10-2009 min
Business Buying for Financial IndependenceBuying a Family Business: 1x Earnings, Then a -$80K Month | Ep. 69Daniella Devine went from working inside her family's third-generation flooring company to leaving the business, building a career in commercial real estate, and ultimately returning to buy the company from her father. In this episode, Tim and Daniella unpack what that acquisition actually looked like behind the scenes, including the emotional side of buying from a longtime owner, negotiating with family, inheriting relationships that did not always survive the transition, and discovering that a decades-old business still needed to be rebuilt operationally. Tim T. Delaney is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business...
2026-10-131h 04
Business Buying for Financial IndependenceDistressed Seller vs Distressed Business: Buy the First One | Ep. 68In this episode, Tim breaks down an important distinction for business buyers: a distressed seller is not the same thing as a distressed business. A seller may simply be burned out, approaching retirement, dealing with changing priorities, or lacking a succession plan, while the underlying business remains profitable and healthy. Tim explains why those situations can create strong acquisition opportunities when the buyer focuses on a fair, ethical, win-win transition rather than trying to exploit the seller's circumstances. He also shares examples from his own liquor store acquisition and discusses how seller motivation can influence price, terms...
2026-10-0613 min
#MeetCoolPeopleMCP150: Are You Selling Against Your Own Primitive Brain? w/ Tim MataYou close five deals in a row. Then the exact same pitch flops on the next three. Most people blame the market. Tim Mata says check your microscripts first.
Tim's been one of my closest friends in this networking world for a couple years now, the kind of friend where the after-event dinner matters more than the event itself. He spent over 25 years in sales leadership, including 11 years at Splunk while it went from an $18 million company to north of $2 billion. Now he runs Calvary Sales Partners as a fractional sales leader, using the SalesQB framework to...
2026-09-3038 min
Business Buying for Financial IndependenceBuying a Restaurant at 23: Two Bars, Bankrupt at 28 | Ep. 67Tom Larsen has spent decades building businesses, learning from mistakes, and turning those lessons into a long-running insurance career. In this episode, Tim and Tom walk through how Tom bought his first restaurant in his early twenties, used creative financing and seller notes to get deals done, expanded too quickly into a second restaurant, and ultimately filed for bankruptcy. Tom explains why the first business worked while the second struggled from the start, how bankruptcy reshaped the way he thinks about credit and risk, and how he later rebuilt his career by betting on himself, developing a niche, and...
2026-09-2956 min
The Purpose Mastermind: Helping Leaders Get Unstuck and Live with Meaning in Work, Marriage, and ParentingE298: What If You Feel Unqualified for Your Purpose? | Tim WasherWhat if the thing you're called to do is also the thing you feel completely unqualified to do?Tim Washer has built an extraordinary career in comedy—studying improv under Amy Poehler, writing for Saturday Night Live, and appearing in comedy sketches with David Letterman and Conan O'Brien.But behind the laughter is a much deeper story about purpose.In this episode of the Purpose Mastermind Podcast, Tim shares the moment he realized comedy wasn't simply something he was good at—it was a gift he had an obligation to use.Mark...
2026-09-2833 min
Business Buying for Financial IndependenceHow to Prepare to Buy a Business: My Year Before Buying | Ep. 66In this solo episode Tim walks through the year leading up to his first business acquisition. He shares what life looked like before buying the store, why his remote job felt like it had a shelf life, how his savings were being depleted, and why he eventually shifted from "this would be nice to do" to "this is what we're going to do." Tim T. Delaney is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates a wine & liquor store, a...
2026-09-2213 min
Business Buying for Financial IndependenceHow to Buy an Existing Business: 9 Deals in 12 Months | Ep. 65Anthony Lawson built his path from real estate investor to group home operator and debt fund leader by focusing on a niche most buyers overlook: group homes with government-backed contracts and healthcare-related operations. In this episode, Tim and Anthony walk through how Anthony went from buying a six-bedroom single-family home, learning the group home model from scratch, and creating housing for veterans, to acquiring existing facilities with staff, licenses, contracts, and real estate already in place. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path...
2026-09-151h 05
Business Buying for Financial IndependenceHow to Fund a Business Down Payment in 24 Hours | Ep. 64In this episode, Chris Larsen discusses why real estate should be viewed like a business, especially when it comes to controlling purchase price, increasing income, understanding net operating income, and using tax advantages strategically. Chris shares how his early experience house hacking a townhouse helped shape the way he thinks about assets, liabilities, and using income-producing property to create more freedom. The conversation also covers Chris's "family bank" strategy, where cash value life insurance policies created liquidity that could be used to fund a car wash down payment. Chris explains how the policy loan gave him access...
2026-09-0844 min
Business Buying for Financial IndependenceHow to Find a Business to Buy: Go Get 10 No's First | Ep. 63In this episode, Brian Hulet shares why side hustles are not always the cleanest path out of a 9-to-5. He had previously started a private school and community center while still working full-time, but even the part that worked became incredibly time-consuming and was not enough to replace his day job. That experience helped him understand the difference between building from scratch and buying something that already has customers, employees, and momentum. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He o...
2026-09-0158 min
Business Buying for Financial IndependenceScared to Buy a Business? The 4 Fears and How to Beat Them | Ep. 62In this episode, Tim goes solo to name the four fears that stop most people from ever buying a business, and gives a reframe and a real mitigation for each one. It opens on a 2013 phone call. Tim had a business plan he believed in, money saved, and a wine and liquor store he wanted to buy. Then the banker asked what experience he had in the wine and liquor industry. The honest answer was none. The deal got funded anyway, and that store has since paid for a plaza and a portfolio of apartments.
2026-08-2516 min
Business Buying for Financial IndependenceHow to Buy a Business With No Cash: Trade Skills for Equity | Ep. 61In this episode, Tim welcomes Zach Jones to the show to talk about buying businesses through the lens of AI, operator leverage, and creative deal-making. Zach is an Army veteran, husband, father, entrepreneur, and the founder of an AI-native holding company built around acquiring businesses and using AI tools to improve operations, data, workflows, and scale. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates a wine & liquor store, a software startup, a consulting company, and a growing p...
2026-08-1835 min
Business Buying for Financial IndependenceHow to Buy a Self-Storage Facility With 10% Down | Ep 60In this episode, Tim sits down with Kevin Rapport to talk about self-storage acquisition, why self-storage operates like a business and not just a pure real estate play, and how investors can evaluate the opportunity if they want to buy into the space. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates a wine & liquor store, a software startup, a consulting company, and a growing portfolio of commercial and residential real estate. Tim's passion for independent...
2026-08-1155 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0059 - Why He Sold a $16M Business for $100K; What Every Buyer Needs to KnowIn this episode, Tim sits down with Alan Underwood, a coach, speaker, investor, and entrepreneur, to talk about the seller side of small business transactions. Alan shares the story of building and selling a car dealership, including launching from a former junkyard, surviving a fire before opening, navigating the 2007 credit crunch, and eventually growing the business into a multi-location dealership doing roughly $16 million in annual revenue. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates a...
2026-08-0450 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0058 - How I Bought a $1M Plaza With 0% Down Using Seller FinancingIn this solo episode, Tim walks through how buying a small wine and liquor store outside Buffalo became the foundation for buying the commercial plaza where that store operated. He explains why he reinvested early profits back into inventory, systems, marketing, and customer loyalty instead of pulling cash out, and how opening a business line of credit before he needed it helped him move quickly when a high-margin inventory opportunity appeared. Tim T. Delaney is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. H...
2026-07-2815 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence2 Years, 100+ P&Ls, and 1 Near-Miss: What It Really Takes to Buy a Business | Ep. 57In this episode, Tim sits down with Ryan James, a successful business owner, real estate investor, and lifelong entrepreneur, to talk through the messy, real-world process of buying a business. Ryan shares why he shifted from starting businesses to buying an existing one, what he learned from a two-year search, why off-market deals are harder than they sound, and how the right broker can make or break a transaction. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates a...
2026-07-211h 10
Business Buying for Financial IndependenceDon't Buy a Business Until You Ask This One Question About Working Capital | Ep. 56In this solo episode, Tim explains working capital as current assets minus current liabilities, including cash, accounts receivable, inventory, vendor bills, credit card bills, and other short-term obligations. He also shares why running out of working capital can quickly put a buyer in trouble after closing, especially if vendors need to be paid before customers have paid the business. Tim also discusses seasonality, vendor terms, industry differences, and the key question every buyer should ask a seller early in the process: what working capital target are you delivering at close, and how did you calculate it?
2026-07-1415 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0055 - She Bought a Business With No Money Down and Never Looked BackIn this episode, Tim talks with Aubrey Fitzloff about how she went from a temp-to-hire administrative role at an insurance agency to becoming the owner of that same business. Aubrey shares how the original owner transitioned responsibilities to her over time, why the deal was built on trust and seller financing, and how she later used an SBA loan to make a balloon payment and buy out the remaining balance. They also get into the realities of buying an established insurance agency, valuing a book of business, putting a home up as collateral, paying down debt through business profits...
2026-07-071h 03
Business Buying for Financial Independence0054 - Buying Self-Storage: The Business With Real Estate BenefitsIn this episode, Tim talks with Alex Pardo about why self-storage can be a powerful business to buy, how he moved from corporate America into real estate, and why he eventually shifted into self-storage investing. Alex shares how he became "unemployable" after his first real estate deal, why a $51,000 loss became one of the best lessons of his career, and how paying for coaches, mentors, and the right rooms helped him avoid bigger mistakes over time. They also get into why self-storage is a business with the benefits of real estate, the importance of defining a clear buy box...
2026-06-3058 min
Driven For Health: Nutrition and Weight Loss for Men Over 40:Why Buying A Business Can Be The Best Thing For Your Health: Tim T. Delaney - 116Tim T. Delaney bought a small local business and thought that would fix everything. His weight stayed stuck near 220 pounds anyway, no matter how much cardio he did.(Do you think hitting the next goal would finally make you feel fixed? See what actually changes it at www.thecalltorise.com)In this episode of Driven For Health, Coach Brian Parana sits down with Tim T. Delaney to talk about the connection between business ownership, time freedom, health, weight loss, family, and long-term quality of life.Tim shares how buying a small local business...
2026-06-2448 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0053 - The Real Reason You Haven't Bought a Business YetIn this solo episode, Tim breaks down why most buyers stall before closing. It's usually not because of deal flow, financing, or timing. More often, the real issue is internal: the buyer hasn't fully made the decision yet. Tim shares three reasons buyers tend to hesitate, including waiting to "feel ready," trying to eliminate risk, and failing to make the identity shift from someone exploring business ownership to someone who is actually becoming a buyer. Tim T. Delaney is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide...
2026-06-2319 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0052 - From Cop to Restaurant Owner: Building a Multi-Million Dollar Thai Food BrandIn this episode, Tim talks with Mike Wilson about how he went from a childhood shaped by financial instability, into the Air Force, then into law enforcement, and eventually into business ownership. Mike shares how he bought Blue Mint Thai using equity from his rental properties and a 0% owner-financed note, why he originally expected the restaurant to be a hands-off investment, and how the business grew from one location into four with franchise expansion underway. They also get into the realities of restaurant operations, bringing on investors, and building toward a larger eventual exit. Tim is an...
2026-06-1644 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0051 - "I Don't Have the Money to Buy a Business" — How This Military Operator Did It AnywayIn this episode, Tim T. Delaney sits down with Elvon Bowman to unpack how a military servicemember with no deep operating background in self-storage went from studying deals to buying a facility in Florida. Elvon shares how he and his wife first looked at multifamily, why he pivoted into self-storage, what he learned from walking away from an earlier deal, and how repeated analysis built the confidence to move on to a bigger opportunity. The conversation also covers creative financing, long-distance due diligence, passive investors, and the operational work required after closing to turn a first deal into a...
2026-06-0951 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0050 - Why Business Sellers Don't Always Choose the Highest OfferIn this solo episode, Tim explains why buyers who focus only on price, terms, and financials often miss what actually drives a seller's decision. Using two personal examples: a pet store deal he did not close and the wine and liquor store he ultimately bought, Tim shows how seller motivations can include legacy, community relationships, customers, employees, vendors, and personal fit just as much as dollars. He then breaks down how buyers can better understand those motivations by asking better questions, showing curiosity about the people around the business, and being honest about who they are early in the...
2026-06-0213 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0049 - How He Bought a $3M Business With Almost No Money DownIn this repeat-guest episode, Tim welcomes Jimmy Feeman back to the show after Jimmy successfully closed on a subcontracting business in Montana. They dig into what actually happened between "I want to buy a business" and "I finally bought one". The conversation also explores how Jimmy evaluated the deal, why he brought in a partner, what he is changing first, and why persistence matters more than people expect when trying to acquire a business. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial...
2026-05-261h 04
Business Buying for Financial Independence0048 - Inside a Real Business Acquisition: Mistakes, Due Diligence, and Deal StructureTim talks with Jeremy Hans about the messy reality behind buying, operating, and exiting a business. Jeremy shares how he went from Navy helicopter pilot to real estate investor to business owner, how a botched acquisition process still led to a successful deal, what he learned from scaling Velocity from a small team into a much larger operation, and why his current search for the next business has been far slower and more complex than he expected. Along the way, they dig into deal mistakes, search strategy, growth pain, cash constraints, skill-set fit, and the value of having the...
2026-05-1951 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence047 - The LOI Blueprint: How to Protect Yourself When Buying a BusinessIn this solo episode, Tim provides a comprehensive guide to writing effective Letters of Intent (LOIs) for business acquisitions. Tim T. Delaney breaks down the key components, common mistakes, and strategic tips to help buyers structure LOIs that save time, reduce risks, and facilitate smoother deals. Tim T. Delaney is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates a wine & liquor store, a software startup, a consulting company, and a growing portfolio of commercial and residential real estate.
2026-05-1222 min
LAUNCH Podcast with Anthony DelaneyRedefining Inclusion: How Churches Can Live Out the Gospel Through Disability | with Tim WoodIn this episode, Anthony Delaney engages with Tim Wood of Through the Roof to explore how disability inclusion is a gospel issue, not just a practical concern. They unpack how churches can more intentionally embody Christ’s love by welcoming and integrating people with disabilities—highlighting that inclusion is about access, belonging, and mission.
00:00 - Why inclusion around disability is central to the gospel
02:24 - The story behind "Through the Roof" and its biblical roots
04:22 - Disability as a major unreached people group in gospel outreach
05:22 - The biblical example of Jesus befri...
2026-05-0747 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0046 - How to Define Your Buy Box and Finally Buy a BusinessIn this solo episode, Tim introduces the BUYBOX framework, a six-part method for getting more specific about what kind of business you actually want to buy. He argues that many buyers stay stuck because they search too broadly, get excited about random deals, and never take the time to define their desired outcome, constraints, role, budget, no-go industries, and search criteria. The more clearly you define what you want, the easier it becomes to filter opportunities, avoid bad-fit deals, and move decisively when the right one appears. Tim Delaney is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore t...
2026-05-0516 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0045 - Want Faster Growth? Buy a Competitor Instead of Starting From ScratchIn this solo episode, Tim breaks down when buying a second business can accelerate growth faster than building everything organically. He explains how acquisitions can increase revenue, add staff, bring in technology or equipment, reduce competition, and create economies of scale, while also warning about integration problems, cultural mismatch, and distractions that can hurt the core business if the deal is not a clean fit. Tim Delaney is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates a wine & liquor s...
2026-04-2811 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0044 - Who Buys a Hotel? This Attorney Did With $11K Out of PocketTim talks with Bethany LaFlam, a securities and business attorney, real estate investor, and entrepreneur whose work sits at the intersection of capital raising, acquisitions, burnout prevention, and intentional wealth-building. They also get into her framework of "Other People's Everything," raising money the right way, structuring friends-and-family capital carefully, buying a hotel in Belize, building an intentional ecosystem of businesses, and why fear is not a sign to stop. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates...
2026-04-2154 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0043 - Stop Calling It Safe: The Real Risk of Choosing a Paycheck Over a BusinessIn this solo episode, Tim takes on a debate he constantly sees online: is a W-2 job at a large corporation or government role really more secure than owning an established small business? He breaks down why "business failure" statistics can be misleading, why established businesses are different from fragile startups, how layoffs and hiring slowdowns weaken the usual case for job security, and why owning a proven cash-flowing business can create more control and long-term stability. He also gets practical about what it takes to buy a business the right way, from narrowing your search criteria and organizing...
2026-04-1415 min
Dialogue with DylanTim Medina: Have Steadfastness in Every Aspect of Your LifeTim Medina is the founder of Stump & Root Co., a marketing agency that serves local businesses in Lancaster, PA. In this episode, we talk about his background, his journey from corporate to founding his company, the 3 pillars of his work (branding, video, and photo), content systems, niches, marketing yourself as a creative, his role as a husband and father, and faith.Follow Tim:https://www.instagram.com/thecreativetim/https://www.linkedin.com/in/timbmedina/Stump & Root:https://www.stumpandroot.co/https://www.instagram.com/stumpandroot.co/Connect with me:
2026-04-071h 07
Business Buying for Financial Independence0042 - From CFO to Laundromat Owner: Why Buying a Business Beats Starting OneIn this episode, Tim talks with Sarah Bratcher, a CPA, real estate investor, and founder of REI Accounting Solutions, about buying a laundromat after years in real estate and finance. The conversation also expands into the difference between building a business from scratch versus buying an established one, how Sarah is thinking about acquiring a bookkeeping firm next, and why knowing your numbers matters whether you're buying, selling, or running a business. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He...
2026-04-071h 05
The Kitchen TableFDNY LT. TIM KLETT E88Today I had the pleasure of sitting down with Retired FDNY LT. TIM KLETT. Tim got on the FDNY in 1990 after being a volunteer in Newington, CT and then a paid Fireman in New Britain, CT. Tim was assigned to 47 Engine out of Probie school. He transferred to 69 Engine in 1992. He then was promoted to Lt. in 2003 and Was assigned to Engineer 88. He was also a Montgomery Volley from 2003-2021. Tim has also been an Engine Operations Instructor since 1996, where he travels the country teaching hands on Fire Matic courses. Tim worked on the 9/11 Madison Square Garden memorial service. And w...
2026-04-012h 23
Business Buying for Financial Independence0041 - How to Buy Your First Business: A Beginner Coaching SessionIn this episode, Tim talks with Tijera Wright, founder of Board and Bougee, about what it actually looks like to go from being interested in buying a business to owning one. Tijera brings the perspective of an entrepreneur who already built her own business from scratch. The conversation stays beginner-friendly while still getting into the real mechanics behind buying a small business. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates a wine & liquor store, a software startup...
2026-03-3153 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0040 - Are Business Brokers Good? What Every First-Time Buyer Needs to KnowIn this solo episode, Tim breaks down the real pros and cons of working with business brokers from both the buyer and seller side. He explains why brokers are often unavoidable in small business acquisitions, where their incentives can create friction, how they can still add real value in valuation, privacy, deal flow, and negotiation. Tim Delaney is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates a wine & liquor store, a software startup, a consulting company, and a growing...
2026-03-2421 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0039 - From Military to Main Street: The $2.5M Cabinet Company AcquisitionIn this episode, Tim sits down with James Smith, a cabinetry-and-design business owner who bought his way into an established operation instead of starting from scratch. James breaks down what the transition actually felt like after closing—learning the real workload behind the "owner isn't super involved" story, building relationships fast, and navigating the practical risks that show up when you inherit staff, customers, and a reputation. The conversation is a clean look at what "buying your way in" really means: financing, operational reality, and the mindset shift from employee to owner. Tim is an entrepreneur who be...
2026-03-1759 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0038 - How to Analyze a Business Listing Before You Buy | Small Business AcquisitionTim breaks down a real NEMT (non-emergency medical transportation) listing and shows how to pressure-test the "recurring revenue" claim without getting hypnotized by the headline numbers. He walks through who pays, what operational load really looks like at scale (vehicles + staff), and the unsexy checks that decide whether this business fits your life... or eats it. Tim Delaney is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates a wine & liquor store, a software startup, a consulting company, and a...
2026-03-1018 min
Dialogue with DylanTim Lebo: Get Comfortable Riding the Wave of LifeTim Lebo is a creator at heart - a videographer, musician, songwriter, podcaster, and author.Follow Tim:https://www.instagram.com/timothylebofilms/Tim's website:https://timothylebofilms.com/Tim's book, Earth to Abram:https://www.amazon.com/Earth-Abram-Timothy-Lebo-ebook/dp/B00XT6KQJW/ref=sr_1_2?crid=3H5GSHZ6MZEO&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.M1CVo8aRaAW3idClhCCJp3osEo25UPStnP6M_vFcES0D5SddX94Wiph8D06R2QyFetzwmYMIguQNAuDv13TBxqF6VdYU24fBvF6Id2vsisSUmmwYxZKd27zmLSWXP6hbAWISp0o09BEEqGShpIGDFw.9uhO54EEENGRaVUxAEzkWSSPEadsMvI66J-CPx2r5wY&dib_tag=se&keywords=earth+to+abrams+book&qid=1772601250&sprefix=earth+to+...
2026-03-0444 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0037 - Business Partnership Mistakes to Avoid Before You Buy In (Operating Agreement, Roles, Exit Plan)Buying a business isn't just about "finding a deal." It's about building the structure that lets you grow without burning out time, partnerships, and the financial plan underneath the whole thing. In this episode, Tim talks with Daniel Schlein about what changes when you shift from "doing everything yourself" to building a real operating machine; and how smart partnerships + smart planning can keep you from learning the hard lessons the expensive way. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He...
2026-03-0347 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0036 - Residential Care Investing: The Overlooked Business Opportunity in Real EstateIn this episode, Tim talks with Ashley Coates, a real estate investor, broker, and operator who has built multiple businesses across real estate, restaurants, and residential care. Ashley shares how she started in real estate at a young age, lessons from buying and operating different businesses, and how she turns properties into scalable residential care facilities with systems and leadership in place. She breaks down what it takes to remove yourself from day‑to‑day operations, how to evaluate owner‑dependent businesses, and why hiring, systems, and feedback loops are critical to scaling without becoming the bottleneck.
2026-02-2447 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0035 - Five Best Industries to Buy Into for 2026In this solo episode, Tim breaks down the industries buyers keep asking about for 2026; and why the industry itself matters far less than fit, fundamentals, and execution. He walks through healthcare-adjacent services, in-person service businesses, experience-driven companies, B2B opportunities, and niche manufacturing, while cautioning against chasing trends or buying something you'll hate operating. Tim Delaney is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates a wine & liquor store, a software startup, a consulting company, and a growing portfolio...
2026-02-1714 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0034 - Business Buying Confidence: The Mental Hurdle, Mentor Advantage, and a Deal That Didn't PencilStarting a business from scratch sounds exciting until you experience the steep learning curve, operational headaches, and financial uncertainty that come with it. In this episode, Tim sits down with Joe Trotto to talk about the realities of launching versus buying a business, why Joe pivoted toward acquisition, and what he learned while pursuing a deal in the marine tourism space. From evaluating listings and working with brokers to navigating financial surprises and confidence hurdles, Joe shares the honest, in-progress journey of becoming a first-time buyer. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities...
2026-02-1057 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0033 - Want to Buy a Business? START Here!In this solo episode, Tim breaks down what buyers should focus on immediately after first learning about buying a business. From casually reviewing listings and building savings, to positioning yourself with brokers and professionals, Tim explains why early exposure and preparation matter far more than rushing into a deal. Tim Delaney is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates a wine & liquor store, a software startup, a consulting company, and a growing portfolio of commercial and residential real...
2026-02-0311 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0032 - Why a $280K Fashion Brand Looked Like a Great Deal… Until It Didn'tIn this episode, Tim talks with Milan Nolen, an entrepreneur and business buyer who shares a transparent look at evaluating risk, recognizing red flags, and knowing when not to do a deal. Milan walks through her transition from employee to founder mindset, the early mistakes she made by moving too quickly, and the moments that forced her to slow down and reassess what she was really buying. She explains how ignoring basic math and operational realities nearly pulled her into a bad acquisition, why non-operating businesses carry hidden danger, and how learning to walk away became one...
2026-01-271h 07
Business Buying for Financial Independence0031 - ROI Explained: Why Buying a Small Business Beats Stocks, 401(k)s, and Waiting 30 YearsReturn on investment (ROI) is often treated like a simple spreadsheet calculation — but in small business acquisitions, it's much more than just a number. In this episode, Tim breaks down the real difference between ROI and cash-on-cash return, how leverage changes outcomes, and why focusing only on percentages can lead buyers to make bad decisions. Using practical examples, Tim explains how time, effort, risk, and financing all factor into evaluating whether a deal is actually worth pursuing. Tim Delaney is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on th...
2026-01-2021 minThe Kitchen TableCAPT. TIM ALLEN CITY of PEORIA, IL FD. 31+ yrsToday I had the honor to chat with, 31 plus year, Retired Captain of the City of Peoria, IL Fire Department. Tim Allen. Capt. Allen joined the PFD in 1988. He was promoted to Engineer in 1996.Then to Hazardous Materials Coordinator in 1997. Then to Captain in 2002 and was assigned to Truck 4 at station 4 until retirement. He was responsible for organizing, developing and coordinating training for the Hazmat Incident Team, consisting of teaching firefighter courses, Hazmat awareness, operations, tech rescues, clandestine drug lab and many other courses. His Hazmat experience helped him start his own business, training companies in Hazmat. Hazmat911. Capt. Al...
2026-01-191h 52
Business Buying for Financial Independence0030 - How to Build a Business to Sell: Systems, People, and Clean FinancialsIn this episode, Tim talks with Tiffany Kao, an entrepreneur and creator who shares a candid look at what it really takes to bet on yourself, and the mistakes that come with it. Tiffany opens up about quitting her job early in her journey, the pressure to "burn the boats," and how that decision forced her to learn hard lessons about sustainability, timing, and resilience. She reflects on how her definition of success has evolved, why confidence without preparation can be dangerous, and how experience reshaped the way she approaches risk, growth, and long-term stability. Tim is...
2026-01-1356 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0029 - Valuing a Business With High Buildout Cost and No ProfitIn this episode, Tim breaks down a real-world post about a struggling food business where the seller is trying to recover build-out costs despite little to no profit and a long-term, expensive lease. Tim explains why this situation is a textbook example of the sunk cost fallacy, why buyers often confuse assets with value, and how leases, franchises, and zero cash flow can quietly turn a "deal" into a long-term financial burden. He also discusses the difference between running a healthy business and trying to turn around a failing one—and why most buyers underestimate that gap....
2026-01-0615 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0028 - A 25-Year Employee's Path to Ownership: Overpaying on Purpose Using None Of His Own MoneyIn this episode, Tim talks with Mike Webster, an operator-turned-owner who spent years working inside a company before eventually buying it himself. Mike shares how his time as an employee shaped his understanding of the business, what he saw behind the scenes that made him consider ownership, and the complicated emotions that come with transitioning from worker to buyer. He also opens up about evaluating whether growth is worth the cost, dealing with burnout, and the mindset shift required to separate personal identity from the business you run. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone...
2025-12-301h 04
Business Buying for Financial Independence0027 - Scaling Through Small Town Hospitality, Revitalization & DevelopmentIan Joseph is the owner and operator of Branch Hospitality Group, a hospitality venture that balances design, experience, and real business fundamentals. In this episode, he shares the journey of stepping into the hospitality industry, learning operations from scratch, and transforming an aging property into a destination that reflects both community and creativity. He talks about the realities of buying an existing motel and restaurant business, and the staffing challenges, margins, customer expectations that came with it. He also talks about the less glamorous side of what it takes to run a successful business. From understanding what...
2025-12-231h 04
Business Buying for Financial Independence0026 - Buying a Business With No Industry KnowledgeIn this episode, Tim talks with Anthony Atiase, husband, father, serial entrepreneur, and co-owner of a janitorial company in South Carolina. Anthony shares how his upbringing across Ethiopia and Ghana shaped his entrepreneurial spirit, why he and his wife pursued business ownership while keeping their day jobs, and how they bought and financed a recession-resistant cleaning company. He also opens up about the search process, negotiating with brokers and sellers, and how creative financing (including investors and seller financing) made the acquisition possible. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that...
2025-12-1655 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0025 - The Tough Reality of Merchant Cash Advances Merchant cash advances (MCAs) are marketed as a quick fix for business owners in need of fast funding — no credit checks, no waiting, and no collateral. But beneath the convenience lies a dangerous financial trap. These advances often come with sky-high effective interest rates and aggressive repayment schedules that can strangle your cash flow. In this episode, Tim breaks down exactly how these offers work, why they're so tempting, and what smarter, safer alternatives exist for small business owners. Tim Delaney is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real est...
2025-12-0912 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0024 - Solving Real Problems, Not Chasing Home Runs: Ali Boolani on Business, Failure, and an RV Park TurnaroundIn this episode, Tim talks with Ali Boolani, an entrepreneur and first-generation immigrant whose path from hustling floppy disks in middle school to buying a struggling campground is packed with lessons on persistence, failure, and reinvention. Ali shares how losing his first business forced him to rethink his approach, why listening to customers matters more than chasing the "next big idea," and how he turned around a mismanaged campground by fixing pricing, modernizing bookings, and focusing on the customer experience. He also opens up about the abundance mindset that guides his acquisitions today. Tim is...
2025-12-021h 02
Business Buying for Financial Independence0023 - The Hard Truth About Buying Businesses: Cash Flow, Red Tape, and Doing the WorkIn this episode, Tim talks with Jerry Brazie, an entrepreneur and investor who brings a pragmatic, no-nonsense lens to building and buying businesses. Jerry shares why he values fundamentals over hype, how he approaches risk and resilience, and what he's learned from both successes and setbacks. He also dives into why character matters more than spreadsheets, and the mindset shifts that can carry you through uncertain markets. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates a wine...
2025-11-2551 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0022 - The Critical Question Buyers Forget to Ask; From Someone Who Sold Two BusinessesIn this episode, Tim talks with Adam Schaeuble, entrepreneur, podcaster, and mentor who knows firsthand the cost of overwork and the value of building businesses around lifestyle freedom. Adam shares how pushing himself to the point of hospitalization forced him to rethink success, why generational expectations pushed him toward entrepreneurship, and how he balances "enough versus more" in his financial independence journey. He also opens up about his podcasting career, mentoring others in the space, and why creating impact-driven businesses matters more than chasing the biggest paycheck. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should...
2025-11-1857 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0021 - Eight Terms & Acronyms You Need to Know When Buying a BusinessTim Delaney breaks down eight of the most common terms you'll encounter when buying a small business — SDE, EBITDA, LOI, APA, escrow, SBA loans, seller financing, and working capital. If you've ever looked at a business-for-sale listing and felt like you were reading another language, this episode is your translator. Tim explains how these terms connect to real valuations and smarter deal-making so you can speak the broker's language and protect yourself before signing anything. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the pa...
2025-11-1112 min
Improv is DeadBad Battle Bots with Alex Honnet and Sophie DelaneySupport the pod and join our Patreon for bonus scenes, back log episodes, and exclusive premium content!This week on the pod we've got Alex Honnet and Sophie Delaney to chat'n'prov about battle bots, the unfunny workplace friend, and sippin the water polo water.Check out Alex every first Saturday of the month performing and producing Old Dogs Wild Hogs at the Clubhouse in LA.Listen to Sophie on her podcast Chompin! Friends hanging out learning more about each other by what they consume!Hosts:Hosts: Damian Anaya, Tim Lyons...
2025-11-0444 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0020 - Can Canadians Buy Businesses in America?In this episode, Tim talks with Paul, a Canadian real estate investor and federal law enforcement officer who's exploring his first business acquisition. Paul shares how he and his wife successfully invested in U.S. real estate despite being told it was "impossible," why business ownership feels like the next natural step, and the unique challenges of navigating licensing, brokers, and cross-border deals. From private investigation firms to roofing businesses, Paul unpacks his search process, the importance of seller trust, and why respect for people's time and relationships matters as much as the numbers. Tim...
2025-11-0452 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0019 - Why An MIT Engineer Left Corporate America to Buy His Own BusinessMichael Castaño is an entrepreneur and acquisition-minded business owner whose journey began with building an acoustic company from the ground up. Through that venture, he learned the realities of managing customers, navigating operations, and wearing every hat that a small business demands. When he later turned toward acquisitions, Michael brought those lessons with him — and discovered that persistence, credibility, and seller trust mattered as much as the numbers on paper. Along the way, he leaned heavily on mentorship and the broader acquisition community, finding that shared experiences, open conversations, and collaboration accelerated his growth far more tha...
2025-10-281h 23
Business Buying for Financial Independence0018 - Would You Buy This Laundromat?We'll walk through the real-world process of analyzing a laundromat deal, covering purchase price, cash flow, debt service, seller financing, and how to calculate a realistic return on investment. This solo episode dives into how small adjustments in structure can completely change your cash-on-cash return. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates a wine & liquor store, a software startup, a consulting company, and a growing portfolio of commercial and residential real estate. Tim's passion...
2025-10-2120 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0017 - How Real Estate Skills Translate to Business BuyingIn this episode, Tim talks with Grant Reigner, a commercial real estate investor and educator who sees powerful parallels between real estate and small business acquisitions. Grant unpacks why the much-hyped "silver tsunami" of baby boomer retirements isn't as simple as the statistics make it sound, the gap between what's marketed and what's actually being bought, and the real challenges of finding operators for smaller service businesses. He also shares how underwriting, community-building, and long-term thinking in real estate have shaped his approach to business buying — and what prospective buyers need to understand before they dive in....
2025-10-1457 min
The Career Report191 | Job Stacking: the Remote Work Revolution No One's Talking About (Ft. Delaney William)🎙️ Episode 191 – The Truth About Job Stacking (ft. Delaney William)Remote work has opened new doors — and some professionals are walking through all of them at once.In this episode of The Career Report, we’re joined by Delaney William, an expert who helps corporate professionals land their next remote role and multiply their income by stacking multiple positions.We break down exactly what job stacking is, how it works, who’s doing it, and the fine line between smart career growth and professional burnout.If you’ve ever wondered how some people are quie...
2025-10-1334 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0016 - Why Bigger Deals Are Safer: Tim Kolb on Scaling Wealth Through Business AcquisitionIn this episode, Tim talks with Tim Kolb, an entrepreneur who knows what it's like to build a business from the ground up—only to realize the cost of chasing growth without balance. Tim Kolb shares the unfiltered story of how he and his wife grew their first business with no formal training, the emotional toll of burnout, and the decision to sell when life demanded a new chapter. He also dives into how that experience reshaped his approach to entrepreneurship and what he's doing differently in his next ventures. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone sh...
2025-10-071h 15
Business Buying for Financial Independence0015 - Hidden Dangers in Business Listings (And How to Spot Them)In this solo episode, Tim Delaney breaks down the five red flags you need to watch for when evaluating small businesses for sale. From mysterious add-backs to shaky contractor structures, Tim explains how to separate real opportunity from risky deals—and how to spot warning signs before you're locked in. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates a wine & liquor store, a software startup, a consulting company, and a growing portfolio of commercial and residential real es...
2025-09-3013 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0014 - Buying and Running a Business From Another StateIn this episode, Tim talks with Brad Cornell, a seasoned entrepreneur and business buyer who brings a no‑nonsense perspective to acquiring and running small businesses. Brad doesn't sugarcoat the challenges of business ownership—he dives into what it really takes to go from dreaming about buying a business to successfully running one. He shares how his journey reshaped his understanding of financial freedom, why courage and resilience are non‑negotiable, and the mindset shifts that separate successful buyers from those who burn out. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and re...
2025-09-231h 37
Business Buying for Financial Independence0013 - Landing (and Selling!) Multiple Seller Financing DealsIn this episode, Tim talks with Jason Orr, a real estate investor, business owner, and father of four from South Dakota. Jason shares how his path from buying rental properties led him to acquiring a window cleaning company and eventually a water restoration business. He dives deep into the challenges of seller negotiations, creative financing, and the emotional roller coaster of closing deals. Jason shares how he has used seller financing to purchase and sell busineses. Whether you're curious about transitioning from real estate to business ownership or want practical insights on small business acquisitions, this episode is packed...
2025-09-1645 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0012 - The Solopreneur's Path to Buying a BusinessHow do you go from relying on a "safe" corporate job to building a business of your own? In this episode, Tim talks with Dennis Geelen about his life-changing journey from being laid off at 43 to becoming a consultant, author, and entrepreneur. Dennis shares the wake-up call that pushed him to bet on himself, the lessons he learned from building a solopreneur practice, and why business acquisition can be a smarter and faster path to financial independence. Whether you're stuck in a comfort zone or looking for your next chapter, this episode delivers practical advice on risk, resilience, and...
2025-09-0941 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0011 - Why Buying A Business Is Not For YouIn this solo episode of Business Buying for Financial Independence, host Tim Delaney steps away from guest interviews to share an honest look at the downsides of business ownership. While Tim is a strong advocate for buying small businesses, he makes it clear: it's not for everyone. From stress and uncertainty to the myth of passive income, Tim breaks down the realities you'll face if you're considering business acquisition. This episode will help you decide if you're truly ready to take on the challenge. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities...
2025-09-0210 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0010 - Leaving His Printing Business to Buy a Sunscreen CompanyHow do you go from printing to sunscreen? In this episode, Tim talks with Michael Linden about his fascinating journey from running a printing business to acquiring a growing sun care brand. Michael shares the lessons learned from buying a business instead of building one from scratch, why branding and social media are critical in today's market, and how strong relationships can make or break an acquisition. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or an experienced business owner, this episode is packed with actionable insights on business acquisition, growth, and branding. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone...
2025-08-2649 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0009 - What Buying a Business With "No Money Down" Really MeansIn this episode, Tim Delaney discusses the concept of buying a business with no money down, exploring various financing options such as seller financing, SBA loans, and partnerships. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the financial obligations tied to business purchases and provides insights into alternative payment structures like earn outs. Tim also highlights the necessity of ensuring that business profits can cover debt payments, offering a comprehensive overview for aspiring business buyers. Key Takeaways Buying a business with no money down is possible. Seller financing allows the seller to act as the bank. You can use existing business revenue t...
2025-08-1919 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0008 - Starting A Magazine Without The Startup Process Are you fascinated by the world of publishing but intimidated by the startup grind? In this episode, Tim talks with Rick Sedler, a seasoned entrepreneur who built his career by buying and transforming magazines rather than starting from scratch. Rick shares his journey from custom publishing—producing magazines for others—to acquiring and revitalizing well-known titles like "North Shore" and "Luxury Pools & Outdoor Living." If you've ever dreamed of owning a media business insight into growing through acquisition, this episode is packed with lessons for you. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the...
2025-08-121h 02Business Buying for Financial Independence0007 - The Power of Self-Belief, Persistence, and Hard WorkAre you stuck in the corporate grind, wondering if there's a different path to financial freedom? In this episode, Tim chats with Phil Wilkins, a former finance professional who traded spreadsheets for fries and freedom. After stumbling on an article that sparked his entrepreneurial fire, Phil left the safety of his 9-to-5 and bought his very first business. Tune in as he shares the emotional rollercoaster of walking away from a stable job, the lessons he learned as a first-time business owner, and why belief in yourself might be the most valuable asset of all. Tim is...
2025-08-0557 minBusiness Buying for Financial Independence0006 - From Banker to Business Owner & How Persistence Pays OffAre you thinking about buying a business but feeling overwhelmed by the process? In this episode, Tim talks to Aurelius, CEO of Midland Machinery, about his journey of purchasing a business and the key lessons he learned along the way. From navigating the complexities of financing and negotiations to managing the transition, Aurelius shares his firsthand experience in acquiring Midland Machinery. Whether you're looking to buy your first business or just curious about the process, this episode breaks down the critical steps to help you make smart, informed decisions. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should...
2025-07-291h 03Business Buying for Financial Independence005 - Seller Financing: A Smart Way to Acquire a BusinessEver wondered what it really takes to leave the stability of a corporate job and bet on yourself by buying an existing company? In this episode, Tim sits down with Lindsey Zajac to explore her inspiring journey from a corporate HR professional to owning a thriving talent solutions business. Lindsey shares candid insights on overcoming fear, dealing with impostor syndrome, and why sometimes buying a business can be the smarter, faster path to entrepreneurship. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial...
2025-07-2247 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0004 - Is Buying a Business a Good Investment?In this episode, Tim dives into one of the most common questions he gets asked – "Is buying a business a good investment?" With so many factors to consider, Tim breaks it down from different angles: return on investment, risk, time commitment, and financial independence. Whether you're thinking about purchasing your first business or just curious, this episode gives you a comprehensive look at what this investment really means. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates a wi...
2025-07-1417 min
Business Buying for Financial Independence0003 - Lessons Learned from Business AcquisitionsHave you ever wondered how to turn passion, connections, and courage into real business success, even when the odds aren't in your favor? In this episode, Tim interviews Rune, a seasoned entrepreneur who traded life at sea for the challenges and rewards of buying and building businesses. Tune in for honest lessons on entrepreneurship, risk-taking, and the power of networking. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates a wine & liquor store, a software startup, a consulting...
2025-07-1448 minBusiness Buying for Financial Independence0002 - Franchise Advice You Can't Afford To MissIn this episode, Tim interviews Jimmy Feeman, the entrepreneur who launched No Baked Cookie Dough at the age of 23 and turned it into a successful franchise. Jimmy shares his story of how he and his wife, Megan, started their business, navigated the challenges of franchising, and made key decisions that helped their brand grow. They dive deep into what it takes to franchise your own business and what you need to know before buying a franchise. Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on...
2025-07-1449 minBusiness Buying for Financial Independence0001 - Welcome to the Business Buying for Financial Independence PodcastEver wonder if buying a business could be your shortcut to financial independence? In this episode, Tim Delaney shares how he bought his first business with just 10% down and why buying an existing business might be a smarter, faster way to own your time and build wealth than starting from scratch.Tim is an entrepreneur who believes everyone should explore the opportunities that business and real estate can provide on the path to financial freedom. He owns and operates a wine & liquor store, a software startup, a consulting company and a growing portfolio of commercial and residential real estate.
2025-06-1710 min
The Pulse with Mary DelaneyThe $81 Billion Toll of Substance Use Disorders on the Workplace: Employer Strategies for Cost Effective Care and TreatmentSubstance use disorders related to alcohol and drug addiction are having a heavy emotional and financial toll on the workplace. It’s estimated that addiction costs employers upwards of $81 billion per year and employers struggle with how to provide the correct care. Finding in-network providers is challenging and health plans are paying a significant amount in out of network fees and “Shared Savings” that the carrier then takes.Tune into this episode of The Pulse as we examine the health plan impacts of substance abuse, including uncovering why so many facilities are not in network, what the carrie...
2024-11-2049 min
Chompin’ with Sophie and JessEpisode 57 - Brianna Ahlmark - Tim KeyGet you’re rhyming dictionary out cause this week we're talking poetry with the word shark, Brianna Ahlmark. We talk to Brianna about Raleigh, Camping, Kissing Games, No Country for Old Men, Step Brothers, Country Music, Robin Williams, Andy Kaufman, White Lotus, Ally Pankiw, Food Inc. Josh O’Connor, Zac Efron, and the writing of Tim Key. Follow Brianna @briannaahlmark, go see her perform whenever you can, and go write something down today, anything.
2024-11-181h 04
#MeetCoolPeopleMCP048: The Importance of Diverse Learning and Ethical Selling w/ Tim BarryWelcome to another episode of the #MeetCoolPeople Podcast! Today, I had rock-solid conversation with Tim Barry. Tim is a leader in sales training, leadership training, and executive coaching. Tim brings a wealth of knowledge (in a whole slew of areas) that can benefit anyone, from budding entrepreneurs to seasoned business owners looking to elevate their sales game.
Here are the key takeaways from our conversation:
The Power of a Morning Routine: Tim underscores the value of starting your day with activities that stimulate the mind, body, and spirit. Incorporating gratitude journaling, exercise, and reading...
2024-10-1633 min
Start & Grow Your Nonprofit PodcastEpisode 26 - Running a Purpose-Driven Nonprofit with Mark and Adena DelaneyHosted by nonprofit coaches Tim Needham and Mary Valloni, each episode of the Start and Grow Your Nonprofit Podcast is designed to bring together nonprofit entrepreneurs who have successfully built impactful organizations from the ground up. Join us as we dive into their journeys, share their insights, and learn how to start and grow a strong, sustainable nonprofit that transforms lives, communities, and the world. In this episode, Mary and Tim are joined by Mark and Adena Delaney, founders of The Purpose Mastermind. The Delaneys share their journey of helping individuals find their purpose and how knowing...
2024-10-1458 min
TheMilVet PodcastEp. 85 The Importance of Sales & Data in a Civilian Career with Jim DelaneyJim Delaney, a former Naval Officer and founder of Traction AI, shares his career journey and insights on sales, branding, and post military life. Jim emphasizes the importance of finding the right fit and exploring different paths. He highlighties how crucial sales are to driving business success and the importance of branding. Jim also stresses the value of networking, trusting oneself, and fostering collaboration among sales, marketing, and customer success teams. His insights offer practical advice for anyone navigating similar career changes.Thank you to our sponsors at NYU Stern School of Business. NYU Stern's M...
2024-10-0255 min
Stop, You're Ruining It!Well, We Watched Thankskilling 3 (with Ben Bellevue and Tim Choi)Well. You guys paid us money to do this.
With Ben Bellevue and Tim Choi from Dead Meat, we talk about the horror that is THANKSKILLING 3 (2012). Is it the worst movie ever made? Does Delaney...kinda like it?? Can a single movie REALLY have puppets, fisting, a rapping grandma, a vortex opened by a butthole, AND Blarth?? How MUCH can Delaney get bullied in an hour and a half, and will it affect her future employment????? Decisions were made and wine was drank and Delaney had to experience it twice as she edited it.
2023-05-291h 26LAUNCH Podcast with Anthony Delaney#11 RE:PLANT Conversation - Tim Nelson on Ending Modern Slavery, Starting Small in Your Communities and Why He Collects Old Ginger Beer BottlesTim Nelson is the CEO of Hope For Justice and joins Anthony to speak about their mission of Ending Slavery and Changing Lives. Tim delves into the depth and scale of the problem and will help open your eyes to it before discussing with Anthony how important it is to start small in communities, ways to build bridges into communities and how Churches can be 'relevant' by meeting needs.
Tim also lets Anthony know why he collects Ginger Beer bottles.
Listen and subscribe for conversations like this every month.
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2022-05-0555 min
The Reset by Sam DelaneyTim HayesAn incredible story of ups, downs, screw-ups and fight backs. Tim Hayes was one of the world’s most successful personal trainers, working with rock stars and royals all over the world. But overwork led to burnout and drug addiction. Now sober, he coaches people who want to quit the corporate world and find a bit of peace. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2022-02-2342 min
Work at Home RockStar PodcastWHR 3.38 : Chris Delaney SHOW NOTES Good Note: With low self-esteem from a young age, Chris always found himself in dead-end low paying jobs. Even landing himself a job paying 1£ an hour. Chris had a calling in life that he always wanted to help people but didn't know how to make income in doing so. It started by helping with youth groups and disabled people with activities which came naturally to him. Later being asked to become a forklift instructor for the company he worked for, because of the "magic whisper " that helped anxious colleagues. Bad Note: Bad notes h...
2021-10-2528 min
Tim Gillette ShowEly Delaney joins the Tim Gillette Show S7 Ep1Welcome back Ely Delaney to share with us how building relationships over the years helped get more business, and make more money for his clients during the pandemic. And how you can do the same.
Be sure and connect with Ely after the show www.ConnectWithEly.com
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2021-09-2856 min
Tim Gillette ShowEly Delaney joins the Tim Gillette ShowJoin todays episode and meet Ely Delaney.
He’s the co-founder of Purple Knight Marketing & Your Marketing University an education company designed specifically to help entrepreneurs discover the tools, technology, and systems to go from surviving to thriving in their industry.
He has taught 1000s of students all over the world as a speaker and trainer for groups such as S.C.O.R.E., Icon Builder Bootcamp, National Association Of Women Business Owners, Arizona Small Business Association and many more.
He is also the co-author and Amazon Best Seller of “Marketing Tidbits: 50 Quick...
2020-04-2043 min
What Got You There with Sean DeLaney#15 Tim Sanders- Dealstorming Your Way To The TopOn episode 14 of What Got You There we are joined by the master of leadership coaching, Tim Sanders. Tim is a New York Times bestselling author, public speaker and former Yahoo! executive. He joined Yahoo! through the acquisition of Mark Cuban's Broadcast.com in 1999. He was the Chief Solutions Officer at Yahoo! and author of four books including the NYT bestseller Love is the Killer App. His newest book Dealstorming -The Secret Weapon that can solve your toughest sales challenges is a must read. In this episode Tim talks about what it's like working with Mark Cuban...
2017-05-1441 min
What Got You There with Sean DeLaney#15 Tim Sanders- Dealstorming Your Way To The TopOn episode 14 of What Got You There we are joined by the master of leadership coaching, Tim Sanders. Tim is a New York Times bestselling author, public speaker and former Yahoo! executive. He joined Yahoo! through the acquisition of Mark Cuban’s Broadcast.com in 1999. He was the Chief Solutions Officer at Yahoo! and author of four books including the NYT bestseller Love is the Killer App. His newest book Dealstorming -The Secret Weapon that can solve your toughest sales challenges is a must read. In this episode Tim talks about what it’s like working with Mark...
2017-05-1441 min
What Got You There with Sean DeLaney#14 Tim Sykes- Self-Made Millionaire InvestorIn Episode 14 of What Got You There we are joined by Tim Sykes. Tim is a penny stock trader, entrepreneur and author who is best known for taking his $12,415 bar mitzvah gift money and turned it into $1.65 million by the time he turned 21. Sykes is dedicated to creating other multimillionaire investors through the company he cofounded in 2011, Profit.ly. Tim has created other millionaires through his guidance including his student Tim Grittani who took $1,500 and turned it into over $1 million in 3 years. In addition to creating massive amounts of wealth Tim has also been philanthropic. In February...
2017-05-0948 minWhat Got You There with Sean DeLaney#14 Tim Sykes- Self-Made Millionaire InvestorIn Episode 14 of What Got You There we are joined by Tim Sykes. Tim is a penny stock trader, entrepreneur and author who is best known for taking his $12,415 bar mitzvah gift money and turned it into $1.65 million by the time he turned 21. Sykes is dedicated to creating other multimillionaire investors through the company he cofounded in 2011, Profit.ly. Tim has created other millionaires through his guidance including his student Tim Grittani who took $1,500 and turned it into over $1 million in 3 years. In addition to creating massive amounts of wealth Tim has also been philanthropic. In February...
2017-05-0948 min
What Got You There with Sean DeLaney#1 Tim Kennedy- Inside the mind of a Special Forces Sniper,UFC Middleweight Fighter, and ISIS hit list member.Tim Kennedy is a mixed martial artist who currently competes in the UFC’s Middleweight division. He's also an active, Ranger qualified, Green Beret, Special Forces Sniper with tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as other locations around the globe. Tim founded and is an instructor for Sheepdog Response. Sheepdog Response teaches Tim Kennedy's approach to protecting yourself and others, including striking, grappling, weapons, and situational awareness. In his spare time Tim has found his way onto the ISIS hit list. In this episode of What Got You There we find out how childhood events shaped Tim...
2017-03-2631 minWhat Got You There with Sean DeLaney#1 Tim Kennedy- Inside the mind of a Special Forces Sniper,UFC Middleweight Fighter, and ISIS hit list member.Tim Kennedy is a mixed martial artist who currently competes in the UFC's Middleweight division. He's also an active, Ranger qualified, Green Beret, Special Forces Sniper with tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, as well as other locations around the globe. Tim founded and is an instructor for Sheepdog Response. Sheepdog Response teaches Tim Kennedy's approach to protecting yourself and others, including striking, grappling, weapons, and situational awareness. In his spare time Tim has found his way onto the ISIS hit list. In this episode of What Got You There we find out how childhood events shaped Tim's l...
2017-03-2631 min
Inside Education - a podcast for educators interested in teachingProgramme 207, Mathletes & Tim Rylands (4-3-15)Presented and produced by Seán Delaney
This programme was recorded at the 2015 annual conference of the Computer Education Society of Ireland which took place at Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology on 27 and 27 February 2015. The first interview featured here is with Kelly Kirkpatrick from SOS Ventures and Martina Sexton from St. Peter's Primary School in Bray about Mathletes. The second is with the opening keynote speaker of the conference, Tim Rylands.
2015-03-0428 min
The Small Business Big Marketing Podcast with Tim Reid216 – How to market a restaurant with ex YouTube star turned New York BBQ house owner Daniel DelaneyFrom YouTube star to New York barbecue-house owner. That's the story in a nutshell of today's guest, Daniel Delaney. Listen in if you're keen to discover smart restaurant marketing ideas ... or how creating helpful marketing on YouTube can open up some amazing opportunities. The post 216 – How to market a restaurant with ex YouTube star turned New York BBQ house owner Daniel Delaney appeared first on Small Business Big Marketing.Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/marketingpodcastSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2014-12-091h 05
The NOTHING ShowNothing Show - Episode 11: Dirty Snowflake and Julien SmithEpisode 11 of The Nothing Show.Today: Dave Delaney will play Julien Smith and Tim Coyne will play Dirty Snowflake.Special thanks to Dirty Snowflake and Julien for their tweets.The Nothing Show theme music is by: Keith Troup. idmstudios.com.Listen Now or subscribe for free updates automatically using iTunes.
2008-06-2700 min