Make Money On Your Terms

Candice Chance Candice Chance is a natural-born entrepreneur; a visionary who has learned to utilize her skills, accomplishments, experiences, and imagination to overcome business obstacles and create the life she has always wanted. Since she was a young girl, she has worked as an entrepreneur, selling candy bars and snacks out of her book bag and trying out new selling methods that will increase profits while lowering risks. As she got older, she received her Bachelor's degree in Biology and her Master's degree in Cultural Sustainability from Goucher College in Maryland and moved into the "working world" as an educator, program coordinator, and interim director of a children's summer camp. However, her passion and desire to be a successful entrepreneur become overpowering, and in 2014, she founded the Be BOLD company, and later co-founding the Baltimore Co-Lab. BOLD is an acronym for "Bringing Out Leaders from Dreamers," a company dedicated to helping "dreamers" learn how to use their talents in the most eff

Sharon Lechter is a licensed CPA, founder and CEO of the Pay Your Family First financial education organization, inspirational international public speaker and business strategist mentor, philanthropist  and a long-time education advocate in the financial and entrepreneurial industries. She co-authored the international best-selling book, "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" as well as over 10 other books to help struggling entrepreneurs achieve financial freedom. In 2002, Sharon and her husband received the Spirit of the Children Award from Childhelp. In 2008 she served on the Advisory Council on Financial Literacy for both President Bush and President Obama. Sharon is a loving wife, mother, and grandmother with a passion for helping others reach for and achieve their financial goals by offering her experience and knowledge through her education programs, advocacy, public speaking engagements, and mentorship programs. In 2013 she was awarded the Woman of the Year award by the National Bank of Arizona as well as the Ari

David Arnett is a young entrepreneur, a visionary, who created, owned and consulted dozens of businesses over the course of eight years. At a young age of 25, he has achieved so much that many older and college educated people could only wish they could have done. What's even more surprising about his success is because he only spent one semester in college before finally deciding that it wasn't for him. Instead of spending for college, what he did was to venture and keep himself educated by books like Rich Dad Poor Dad and Tim Ferriss's the Four Hour Work Week. To cut the long story short, David's sleepless nights researching and learning about ecommerce became his expressway to success. But the journey wasn't without struggles and never was his success achieved overnight."Never say I can't but how can I.", that's the mantra that kept David in the path to his goal. Key takeaways you'll learn in this interview: Maximize the resources you have How and when to call it quits Why he thinks "Rich people have big

For nearly two decades, Erik Swanson has successfully coached and mentored thousands of top-performing business and corporation teams throughout the country. Also known as “The Habitudes Coach,” he is a best-selling author, motivator, corporate trainer as well as a public speaker who has shared the stage with many great mentors throughout the industry including those from the Think and Grow Rich Society and the Millionaire Summit Tour. Erik has a unique way of engaging, inspiring, and motivating his audience to set actionable goals and embark on a path to achieve those goals. Erik has worked with countless business executives throughout many industries, held dozens of seminars and workshops and has spoken with dozens of teams throughout the corporate industry, in sales, management, and beyond. He has an innate way of marrying technical topics with story-telling, humor, and fun. When he’s not giving powerful speeches to thousands of people, he can often be found teaching kids in schools and c

Designing the Lifestyle You Desire One book and a dream is all you need to change your life. That's the real story behind the success of a young man, who at age 22 has afforded himself a luxury car. Adam Wenig is not your ordinary youngster who goes to college, gets his diploma and takes on a corporate role and with a strike of luck earns a paycheck that he can use to buy a luxury car. He is the total opposite. A year into college, he decided to dropped out because he's already earning more than what his professor's make. By the age of 22, he drives an Aston Martin. In this episode, you'll learn: Why you should having a dream board Why you should stop taking advice from folks who doesn't show results Can a dropout earn more that his teachers? Should you go to college? How he earned his first 6 figure income in 10 months How to face rejection and disbelief Where to learn more about Adam:Check out his Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/adamwenig/Follow him on Twitter - https://twitter.com/adamwenigJoin hi

Who is Manny Lopez?  While many would probably stick their heads to keep a six figure income job, Manny Lopez is the guy who gave up his career to pursue his dream instead of building somebody else's dream.  You'd probably think that it's the craziest thing a husband with a pregnant wife would do, months before the birth of his child, but Manny's confidence and positive attitude drowns all the negativities and his appetite for risk in order to achieve his ultimate goal is unbelievable.  That's exactly what his message to all would be entrepreneurs is. Dare to face the odds and believe that you can. Don't miss out on this highly informative and inspiring interview. Be sure to listen and learn:  How Manny got started into entrepreneurship The Aha moment - when and how he knew it's time to leave a six figure job How he overcame his struggles and hurdles to success Why you shouldn't focus on what other people thinks about you Why it's important to have a mobile presence Ti

If you think that starting a business always requires thousands if not millions of capital, think again. Today's interview, you'll hear how Robyn Johnson started her business from $100 and built a seven figure business.  Be sure to listen to this episode to learn more about: - Taking action and being consistent- Forget about your excuses - Be ready to sacrifice - Entrepreneurship is hard work- Which business model to pick- Systems - why you need and why you should have them Where to learn more about Robyn:Visit Robyn's website: http://www.bestfromthenest.com/Connect with Robyn on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robynjohnsonazJoin her on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bestfromthenestListen to her Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/unstoppable-entrepreneur-show/id1050509874?mt=2

  Every great success, believe it or not, started with a simple step of faith. No matter what area of life or endeavor, if you want to go forward, you need to take action instead of just being a spectator in order to get to your goal. In this episode, I bring to you a woman who has made incredible steps and strides as an entrepreneur, a designpreneur for that matter. Her name is Sarah Cogan. Sarah has indeed gone a long way in her journey as a designpreneur not only to fulfill her dreams but also to help other people find their sense of direction and fulfillment. Being an actor who eventually found herself losing her voice gave her the challenge of her life. How she cope up and hurdled those life changing obstacles will tell you the kind of person she is now. If you want to discover more about Sarah, be sure to listen to the whole interview to learn more about: What made Sarah take that first life changing step in her life and career What she loves about being an entrepreneur Why entrepreneurship is not

We've listened to countless people sharing their success stories, but you've probably noticed how unique each story is for every person. And that is the reason why your success is not defined by another person's success, because your success, ULTIMATELY is defined by no one else but YOU.  In this episode, I have with me Paul Karr who will share his own success story and will help us picture out what it means to be truly successful. Having graduated and earned his PhD in Chemistry with a good job, you'd probably think how backward thinking was his action when he quit a career that many probably dream of. But as Paul says, "Success changes over time."   Some key points we've discussed in this interview:  Why starting is more important than anything else Why you need a plan and stick to it What mindset should you exercise to succeed How systems and processes help you succeed Paul's advice to those who want to succeed in life Paul's perspective on what failure is and how you could t

What’s up? I'm fired! I mean, I'm fired up because I get to share my message with you and welcome you to my podcast, Make Money on Your Terms - The Entrepreneur Hustle, Be Your Own Boss. Being able to do what you want each day without having to ask permission is great. And I wanted to thank you for taking a few moments out of your busy day to tune in. I mean, really - why the hell would anyone want to ask for permission from a manager or a boss to get some fresh air and take a break. Listen up. I'm not here to sugarcoat or tell you what feels good to hear. This is a no BS reality kind of show. I'm telling everyone here to wake up! Think like an entrepreneur and be different. I'm going to rant. you're going to be inspired and motivated and fired up and I'm going to talk about a few thinks that folks sigh from, like, you know, money and life in general. I talk about life as an employee because I consumed years of my life and I share stories from folks all around the globe that make money on their terms an