Tobi is a business owner as well as holds a full time job at Shopify. Throughout all his successes, Tobi remembers to bring everything back to the core value of helping others. He's consistently thinking of ways he can help his friends, family members and those in need. He runs 3Skills with his co-founders with the core mission to create the world's most employable candidates through his program after encountering so many job seekers that couldn't get employed but had the potential to be great employees. Although, he makes more outside of his full time job Tobi also kept his job at Shopify because he loves what he does helping shop owners grow their businesses. Listen on this episode to see core values Tobi sticks to both in and out of his corporate job.

Jesse is a web developer, entrepreneur and speaker. He grew up in the United States but started living in other cities outside of the country since 2008. He currently lives in Thailand and brings in about $230,000 per year from his current project, DropInBlog. He enjoys the flexibility of being a digital nomad and getting to work and live wherever he wants. Listen to this episode to hear about how Jesse went from selling items online to freelancing and owning his own business.

Shannon Smith is a Freelance Digital Marketer. A title she pretty much made for herself. Formerly a fitness coach, she was bringing in $1000-$2000 a month and but spending 10+ hours a day working. Now she has set up a system where she has a flexible schedule working a 1-2 hours a day and more if she wants to but bringing in $8-$10k+ a month. With her digital business she is able to travel the world and live in different places for extended time. Shannon shares key tips behind her success and says to now reinvent the wheel.

Justin Ellen is living his dream career of building a cake business. He's been featured on news articles and competed on Netflix's show 'Is it Cake'? While in high school his peers prepared for college and he quickly realized that route is not for him and continued to pursue his cake business. Just is now bringing in $200k+ on his career and opened a store front. Listen in as he shares tips and advice on how to get started.

In 2008 Indie had been diagnosed with a rare brain tumor. She was told that she had as little as six months to live. She went to the doctor and discussed her lifestyle from what she ate to what she put on her skin. The later question created the aha moment, she did not know what she was putting on her skin but had found a purpose. If she survived the surgery and recovered she made it her mission to create change and empower other to live their healthiest life. That was when the idea of Indie Lee came to existence.

Join us on this episode as Indie shares how she created her brand and skincare line that you may have seen in stores such as Nordstrom, Ulta Beauty, Sephora, and Neiman Marcus.

Shawn Walchef is the founder of Cali BBQ Media, a Media Marketing Coach, Digital Hospitality Podcast Host & Proud Dad. He started a restaurant in 2008 and it wasn't doing so hot until he found a key marketing strategy that grew his business. On this episode, Shawn shares valuable points on how storytelling can help business growth and how to put it into action.

Natalie Welch left her corporate job as Vice President to join her husband in growing a mortgage business. She shares tips about growing a business together with your significant other, how to best manage work life balance while growing a company, and what it takes to start your own business. Natalie gets real and highlights that it's not always fun and games as it takes a lot of sacrifice.

On today's episode I get to chat with Linda, a serial entrepreneur in the food and beverage industry. I'm fortunate to have been able to spend time with Linda with her wholesome Hawaiian hospitality and see with my own eyes, what drives her which is FOOD! She often thinks of an idea that she's passionate about and then goes for it and has succeeded time and time again. Passion motivates her because she's come out of retirement 3 times to air quote work just because she loves it and not because of money.