Episode 35: Carving Out Your Niche in a Crowded Market with Stephanie McCullough
Brett interviews Stephanie McCullough, founder and CEO of Sofia Financial, an independent financial planning firm based in Berwyn, Pennsylvania.
Brett interviews Stephanie McCullough, founder and CEO of Sofia Financial, an independent financial planning firm based in Berwyn, Pennsylvania.
Brett interviews Geison Moura, former professional footballer and founder of Stimulus Athletic, a Minneapolis-based sportswear supplier offering custom-made uniforms at affordable prices.
Geison Moura is the founder of Stimulus Athletic, a Minneapolis-based sportswear supplier offering custom-made uniforms at affordable prices.
In this episode, Brett interviews Matt Hudgins. As a financial business coach and co-founder of the ProfitabilityMD Podcast, Matt helps business owners grow revenue, increase cash flow, eliminate taxes, and prepare to “Retire IN” their business and free up more valuable time.
As a financial business coach and co-founder of the ProfitabilityMD Podcast, Matt Hudgins helps business owners grow revenue, increase cash flow, eliminate taxes, and prepare to “Retire IN” their business and free up more valuable time.
In Part 2 of this three-part series, Brett shares best practices for tax-efficient investing.
In Part 1 of this three-part series, Brett shares several tax planning tools small business owners can use to reduce their overall tax bill and reach their financial goals more efficiently.
For our first episode of 2022, we’re celebrating some of our best moments on The Retiring Entrepreneur Podcast over the last year—and remembering the wisdom and insights our guests have shared with our listeners.
Brett Fellows What advice would you give someone wanting to pursue a career similar to yours? Or being an entrepreneur, if there’s one thing you could tell them? What would that be? [01:37] Parker Smith, Owner, Affordable Large Properties Parker Smith One thing I could tell them. I mean, I guess it takes a special character, I …
Brett interviews April Elaine Powell, founder of ID. +Collective in Portland, Maine, an organization that gives small to medium-sized businesses in the hospitality, retail, and wellness industries a one-stop solution for their design and business development needs.
After a successful decades-long corporate career, Torrey Glass shares how he transitioned to entrepreneurship and survived the five-year mark as a first-time restauranteur–even amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Brett Fellows Torrey Glass. Welcome to The Retiring Entrepreneur Podcast. Torrey Glass Well, thank you. It’s a pleasure to be here. Brett Fellows I am very excited to have you on today. As we were just saying, talking before the show, we’re longtime friends, maybe even family, we’re not sure. But I have known you …