Business Lunch

If there’s a company in your industry that’s the 500-pound gorilla, would it make sense to model what they do? Consider companies like Agora and Amazon. Would it be reasonable to assume that if you did what they’re doing, that you’d eventually end up with the same success? In this episode, Roland explores this question and…

If you’re an author in the entrepreneurial space, this will be a priceless episode for you. If you’re an entrepreneur at all, there’s much to be learned in this conversation with Roland and Michael.

If you want to protect your business with the vitality of a ‘Day One’ mentality, Roland unpacks Jeff Bezos’s approach and tactics in this two-part series. Make sure you listen to episode 131 first.

Ex-Investment Banker and film-maker Jeff Hays makes movies that make movements. But what Roland and Jeff discuss today is his highly profitable Docu-series. Roland digs into this unique business model and the under-girding paradox.
“It’s all built on the paradox: The more we give away, the more money we make.” Jeff Hays

If you want to protect your business with the vitality of a ‘Day One’ mentality, Roland unpacks Jeff Bezos’s approach and tactics in this two-part series.

Dan Hanford is the founder of PassiveInvesting.com and a born entrepreneur, with an extensive background in starting multiple seven-figure businesses from scratch. If you’re passionate about business growth, or you find yourself frustrated in your business, this episode will unlock some ideas and inspiration.

Have you ever flexed on social? Or humble-bragged? Shown a pic that wasn’t filtered – or the most flattering version of yourself? If you’re a regular listener, you’ve been blown away by Roland’s success, strategies, and stories. But in today’s episode, Roland levels with you and tells his personal story on a level he hasn’t before, so that YOU can be encouraged, learn from his mistakes, and build the life you truly want.

Roland Frasier sits down in this episode with Rachel Tipograph, CEO and founder of MikMak. Forbes listed Rachel as one of its “30 under 30 Who Are Changing The World”, Fast Company named her one of “The Most Creative People in Business”, Entrepreneur named her one of the “50 Most Daring Entrepreneurs.”