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A former drug addict that spent over 5 years in prison. He grew up in Ferguson, Missouri while being raised by his mother. After missing the birth of his twin sons when he went back to prison, Zach made the decision to completely transform his life so that he could be a responsible father. Upon returning home after serving another 8 months in prison, he was faced with many challenges. The odds of success were stacked against him. Not being able to find a job to support his family due to his felony record and tattoos. Plus, EVERYONE said it was just a matter of time before he went back. Zach started Underdog Empowerment in 2018, the goal was simple: share the strategies that helped him to overcome great odds, grow an online business, and win as an underdog. It has become remarkably easy to find advice on entrepreneurship—but what has gotten harder is finding ethical advice that has been properly tested.

In this episode, Miro digs deep on some very important topics. He picks up where he left of last week talking about learning how to balance the stress of business and finding time for himself, the things that matter most in life, Health, his family and friends, and being available to the people he loves and cares about. Money is great but as many entrepreneurs find out sooner or later, doesn't buy happiness. This is a look at some of the most valuable lessons that can be learned through the struggle for success.

Lyn Mettler is a freelance travel and food journalist. She contributes to a variety of outlets, including US News and World Report, The Today Show, MSN.com, USA Today, and several more. Lyn frequently writes about adventure travel, hotel features and trends, destinations, and flying free using miles and points. She is the author of “The Step-by-Step Guide to Flying Free on Southwest”. Lyn is a long-time travel & public relations professional who owns Step Ahead Inc., a public relations firm for hotels and travel. She also blogs on the topic of the simplest ways to travel and fly for nearly free on GotoTravelGal.com.

In this episode, Miro recaps whats been happening with HodgePodge. A rough situation with an employee walking out on a job. But most importantly the fact that things work out in the end. Handling the stress of business is becoming a little more manageable. Also, some thoughts about getting healthy, and making progress, not necessarily stressing over perfection.

In this episode, Miro talks with Michael O'Neal, Host of " The Solopreneur Hour Podcast" http://solohour.com. With over 9 Million downloads Michael has had many high profile guests on his show, including Charles Barkley, Adam Carolla, James Altucher, Guy Fieri, Bret Michaels, Hines Ward, Jack Canfield, and many others. Before podcasting, he was a designer, creative director, and branding expert for over 15 years. He coaches dozens of people in his coaching group called Sololabâ„¢ (http://iwantsololab.com)

In this episode, Miro and Steve sit down and talk about how the podcast has evolved over the past 50 episodes, Some funny mistakes and lessons learned, and talk about some new ideas for future episodes. New segments, show formats, promotions, and more.

#49 "Calvin Wayman Interview" Calvin Wayman is a regular guy turned author, entrepreneur, and a Millionaire Case Study—where he’s documenting the first story from zero to millionaire “as it’s happening!” In 2015, he was at a dead end. He found himself anxious, depressed, overweight, and in a mountain of debt. Feeling completely unfulfilled, he realized something had to change. He created a new vision for his life, and even with the responsibilities of a wife and a one-year-old, he suddenly quit his day job and decided to go after the life he envisioned. Since then, what he’s accomplished in such a short time has been nothing short of incredible. But it hasn’t been without heartache and pain. He’s known for not hiding the struggle we all go through as human beings, but sharing it openly—inspiring others that they are actually more capable than they can imagine.

In this episode, Miro and Steve drill down on a couple of important topics. The first topic is how to set realistic goals for your business and in life, ways to keep yourself on track. The second topic is a tough one. Dealing with employees that just keep making excuses. Stop being manipulated by revenue vampires! This is a good one, tell us what you think.

Episode #47 - "Kevin Stimpson Interview" Kevin Stimpson is an Author, Entrepreneur, International Speaker, CEO of Strive & Grind Strive & Grand is a boutique branding and creative agency based in San Diego. After realizing how saturated most markets were with "me-too" businesses, Kevin made it his mission to help millennial entrepreneurs and small businesses create memorable, disruptive, and badass brands. As an entrepreneur, he’s passionate about helping other entrepreneurs achieve their dreams and the freedom entrepreneurship provides with brand strategy and aesthetic design capabilities.

In this episode, Miro recaps on his trip to Thrive in Las Vegas this weekend. The enormous value gained from investing in conferences, connecting with people, and information that can change your life in an instant. Also, how much value he's gotten out of audiobooks. What do you really have to lose? An investment in things that connect you with others and expose you to new ideas I a drop in the bucket compared to what many spend on years of schooling.

In this episode, Miro talks with Logan Rena, fashion design and author. The Logan Design Project was born out of desperation to understand who she was and why she’s here. Logan grew up with a single mom who was an affirmation specialist. Her voice was her qualifier. It wasn’t until she lost her to Stage 4 Breast Cancer that she had to learn how to qualify on her own. Logan merged her love of affirmations and her creativity to affirm who you are through her clothing and accessories. Learning to love and be who you are is a daily project. This is why each of her items remind you of that fact.

In this episode, Miro and Steve talk about what happens when things slow down and its time to bring in some new clients. Marketing!

In this episode, Miro talks with Brandon Elliott a real estate investment entrepreneur and host of "Ready, Set, Go! Podcast" Brandon went from house arrest to buy and hold investor with investment properties out of state that have a 60%+ CCR, ( cash on cash return) through passive cash flow rentals. The strategy he uses is famously known as the "BRRRR" method, which stands for buying a distressed property at a discounted rate, remodeling the property, renting, refinancing, and repeating the process. With this strategy, Brandon has taken advantage of having little to no actual money into his personal deals. Brandon is a huge advocate of leveraging credit eliminating all excuses for not having enough funds to get started in real estate investing. He is the host of the famous "Ready. Set. Go. Real Estate Investing Podcast" which is intended to help educate, motivate, and prepare people to take action in their first or next investment property.

In this episode, Miro talks about listening to audiobooks, and how much value he's gotten from them. Also, dealing with drama and dissent from within his staff, learning to update the team on policy changes, and overall wisdom gained from time spent as a business owner.

In this episode, Miro talks with Omar Sayyed, Co-founder and CEO of Wild Attire, Inc. dba. Ties.com, Scarves.com and Alynn.com. These days he doesn't spends as much time herding cats; but cheerleading by creating opportunities for his team and company. Omar started a (traditional) company while still in college and used its assets to fund others. He has love for what he does, and who he works with. Check out Omar's blog www.omarsayyed.com for quick and random thoughts. Specialties: eCommerce, emotional intelligence, business development, deal making, building great teams, strategy, operations, leadership, burger eating, and scotch drinking.

In this episode, Miro and Steve talk about stress in business, dealing with toxic clients, unplugging for a while, and maybe just getting over it. Here are a couple very different opinions on how to deal with the stress of running a company.

In this interview, Miro talks to Dr. Rob Mcleland, owner of Upward Leadership a consulting and training company. He has sat in the big chair in Higher Education, Medical Foundations, and multinational groups. His goal is very simple: build hard-working, healthy, and fun organizations where people love to serve and give their best. I do that by an unrelenting commitment to clarifying purpose, empowering employees, and acknowledging contributions. Dr. Rob concentrates on the kind of leadership development that leads individuals and teams to a more inspiring and more rewarding future.

In this episode, Miro celebrates 1 year since starting Hodgepodge. Lot's of lessons and struggles over the past 12 months. Listen to some of the reflection. One year in business is a huge milestone but at the same time, just the tip of the iceberg. After a long year of learning Miro and the team are looking forward to many more successful years to come.

Pablo Rivera is the Creator and CEO of Style Systems. A renowned international Image consultant dedicated to improving the nonverbal communication and the development of personal and business identity. A self-made businessman, book author that works in between Mexico City and Los Angeles. He has been featured many times on TV, radio, Fashion blogs and Magazines

In this episode, Miro and Steve sit down again to follow up on their last conversation. Building a team is a difficult thing to do, Topics include, letting people go, and the struggle to figure out the best ways to get the most out of yourself, and various other ramblings.