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In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Sherry, the founder of Service Dogs Inc., who shares her remarkable journey from a successful trial lawyer to leading a nonprofit organization that transforms lives through service dogs. Sherry opens up about the pivotal moments that led her to leave her legal career behind and follow her passion for helping others in a deeply meaningful way.

We explore how she built Service Dogs Inc. from the ground up, creating life-changing programs for people with disabilities, stroke survivors, and first responders. Sherry also dives into her innovative approach to events and fundraising, including world-record dog walks, and shares the strategies she’s used to grow a mission-driven team that’s committed, compassionate, and effective.

Listeners will gain practical insights on nonprofit growth, ethical business practices, and fostering a culture of curiosity and continuous learning. From overcoming challenges to celebrating successes, Sherry’s story is a powerful reminder of what’s possible when passion meets purpose. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, nonprofit leader, or someone looking to make a difference, this episode is packed with inspiration, actionable tips, and heartfelt stories that highlight the incredible impact of service dogs and dedicated human effort.

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The CEO’s that bet everything to transform a city ft David Meltzer and Dominic Ortiz, Potawatomi Hotel and Casino.

In this powerful episode of Entrepreneurs: The Playbook, David Meltzer sits down inside the stunning Potawatomi Hotel & Casino in Milwaukee — a venue he calls “a mini Vegas in the Midwest” — to uncover the leadership, vision, and partnership that built one of the nation’s most impressive entertainment destinations.

David is joined by Dominique Ortiz, CEO and General Manager of Potawatomi Hotel & Casino, and Jamar Jones, founder of Foureva Media. Together, they dive deep into how belief, humility, and the right people can turn an unlikely city into a world-class powerhouse.

Dom shares the remarkable journey of transforming a struggling facility into a nationally recognized entertainment hub — all rooted in cultural values, community empowerment, and fearless risk-taking. Jamar reveals why he chose Milwaukee for a major event and how partnership, energy alignment, and changing your circle can change your life.

From leadership lessons to community impact to elevating tribal sovereignty nationwide, this episode is packed with insight, inspiration, and real-world strategies for anyone ready to build something extraordinary.

If you’re ready to see what it takes to make the impossible possible — this conversation is for you.

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What if your biggest leadership struggles didn’t start at work — but at home?

In this eye-opening episode of the Foureva Podcast, we sit down with Sylvia Lafair, award-winning leadership expert and author of Don’t Bring It to Work, to explore how family dynamics and childhood patterns shape who we become as leaders.

Sylvia shares the 13 hidden patterns that show up at work — from the Drama Queen to the Avoider — and how to transform them into strengths that fuel communication, teamwork, and growth.

✅ Learn how family patterns impact your leadership style
 ✅ Discover how to handle conflict and communicate effectively
 ✅ Shift from stress and reaction to awareness and transformation
 ✅ Become the kind of leader people actually want to follow

This conversation goes deep into personal development, emotional intelligence, and the power of self-awareness in leadership. If you’re ready to break patterns and elevate your potential, this one’s for you.

🎧 Tune in now and start transforming your past into leadership power.

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In this episode of The Foureva Podcast, host Jamar Jones sits down with executive coach and leadership expert Andrea Hyre to explore what it truly means to lead with humility, self-awareness, and purpose.

Andrea shares her journey from becoming a CEO at a young age to launching her own company, Hyre Impact. Together, they dive deep into communication challenges, mental health in leadership, and how to grow without burning out your team.

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, team leader, or executive — this episode delivers raw, practical insight on how to lead better, grow stronger, and stay grounded through it all.

✨ Episode Highlights:
✅ Why true leadership starts with self-awareness and humility
✅ The connection between leadership struggles and mental health
✅ The #1 issue every organization faces — and how to fix it
✅ How to scale your business without burning out your people
✅ Andrea’s dice game that exposes real-time communication breakdowns
✅ Why not everyone is meant to be a leader (and that’s okay)
✅ The book that reshaped her view of leadership: The Motive by Patrick Lencioni
✅ Her secret to being promoted fast — confidence, character, and accountability

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In this episode of The Fourever Podcast, host Jamar Jones sits down with Whitney Joy, author of Seven Blank Pages, to discuss her transformative journey of reinvention, surrender, and radical self-discovery. Whitney opens up about losing her husband, home, and job in a single day — and how that experience sparked her journey of self-awareness, travel, and inner freedom.

Together, they dive deep into the themes of intuition, change, and the courage to let go of control. Whitney also shares her creative marketing idea of sending seven copies of her book around the world, connecting readers through story and shared human experience.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, afraid of change, or unsure about your next move, this episode will inspire you to trust your gut, take action, and let the universe do its thing.

🌟 Episode Highlights:

✅ Reinvention is all about embracing change and evolving with purpose.
✅ Whitney shares the inspiration behind Seven Blank Pages and her journey through loss, travel, and healing.
✅ The power of surrender — learning to let go of control and trust the process.
✅ How intuition guides us toward the right opportunities in life and business.
✅ Self-publishing vs. traditional publishing — what works best for first-time authors.
✅ How to move past fear and perfectionism to start creating and sharing your story.
✅ The balance between being free-spirited and staying grounded in goals.
✅ Why self-respect and self-love are key to overcoming imposter syndrome.
✅ How changing your circle can completely shift your mindset and opportunities.
✅ Whitney’s fun take on her top 3 favorite movies (and what they reveal about her personality).

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In this powerful episode, we sit down with Nicole Wood—CEO and co-founder of career and leadership coaching company, Ama La Vida. Nicole opens up about her journey from management consulting to discovering the life-changing impact of coaching, and why she built a business to make this resource accessible to more people.

We dive into the challenges of scaling a coaching business, building a team of 60+ coaches, and finding the balance between personal brand and company identity. Nicole also shares candid insights on leadership, setting boundaries with your team, and the fears that often hold professionals back from making bold career transitions.

From practical tips on marketing and client acquisition, to deeper lessons on self-worth, confidence, and the role of coaching in unlocking potential, this episode is packed with wisdom for entrepreneurs, leaders, and anyone navigating what’s next in their career.

✨ Episode Highlights:
✅ Nicole’s journey from consulting to coaching
✅ How she scaled Ama La Vida to 60+ coaches
✅ The #1 fear that keeps people stuck in unfulfilling careers
✅ Marketing strategies that actually attract the right clients
✅ Why coaching should be normalized (and how it changes lives)
✅ Lessons on leadership, boundaries, and building trust with your team

If you’ve ever wondered whether you need a coach, or how to scale your impact while staying true to your values, this conversation is for you.

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In this powerful episode, we sit down with Nadia Adams—healthcare innovator, entrepreneur, and founder of Blue Agilis—to explore what it really takes to challenge a broken system and build something better. Nadia shares her personal motivation rooted in her brother’s story, the alarming realities of preventable medical harm, and how AI-driven solutions can transform patient outcomes.

We also dive deep into the entrepreneurial journey—navigating emotional capital, scaling a team in chaos, pivoting when your “Ferrari” solution is too advanced for the market, and learning how to communicate ideas in a way that drives adoption.

If you’ve ever wondered how to disrupt an industry, balance passion with practicality, or use your voice to spark change in healthcare and beyond—this conversation is a must-listen.

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In this episode of the Forever Podcast, we sit down with leadership consultant, keynote speaker, and musician Kim Crowder to explore what it truly means to lead with courage. Kim shares her powerful journey from sports marketing and corporate America to building a company dedicated to transforming leadership cultures.

She opens up about the importance of self-awareness, boundaries, and trust in the workplace, and why courageous leadership looks different in every organization. We also dive into how music can be used as a tool for connection, storytelling, and innovation in leadership development.

From lessons on failing forward to tips for building a successful keynote speaking career, Kim offers invaluable insights for executives, entrepreneurs, and anyone striving to grow as a leader.

🔑 You’ll learn:

• Why courageous leadership isn’t always loud—it’s about stability, empathy, and humanity.
• The biggest struggles leaders face (hint: it’s not what they think).
• How music can break down barriers and make leadership training unforgettable.
• Practical advice for becoming a sought-after keynote speaker.
• How to grow authentically and strategically on LinkedIn.

This conversation is full of wisdom, real-world examples, and actionable takeaways that will inspire you to rethink leadership, communication, and the power of connection.

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In this episode, we sit down with Christian Bonnier — entrepreneur, co-founder of ListKit, and creator of Client Ascension. Christian shares his journey of building multiple businesses, growing on TikTok, and mastering cold email strategies that help agencies and entrepreneurs land high-quality clients. From scaling companies to networking hacks and running live events, this conversation is packed with practical advice and inspiring stories.

Here’s what you’ll take away:
 ✅ How to use cold email to land your next 10 clients
 ✅ Why clarity in messaging beats long sales pitches
 ✅ Building predictable lead flow beyond referrals
 ✅ Growing a personal brand through TikTok & Twitter
 ✅ Balancing multiple businesses without burning out
 ✅ The power of networking and hosting events

This is one you don’t want to miss if you’re looking to grow your business and brand with real, proven strategies.

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What does it really take to build, fund, and scale a startup? In this episode, Jeff Saling — entrepreneur, investor, and co-founder of StartUpNV — shares powerful lessons from his journey building companies, raising capital, and guiding founders through the highs and lows of entrepreneurship. From avoiding common startup missteps to understanding how investors think, Jeff pulls back the curtain on what it means to turn ideas into thriving businesses. He also reveals how his work in Nevada reshaped legislation to open doors for more investors and founders, creating lasting impact in the startup ecosystem.

✅ How to avoid the most common mistakes new founders make
 ✅ The real process of raising capital (beyond the “3 Fs”)
 ✅ What investors actually look for in pitch decks & stories
 ✅ The truth about exits, acquisitions, and scaling a company
 ✅ How legislation in Nevada changed startup investing forever
 ✅ Why passion and execution matter more than a “perfect” plan

If you’re a founder, aspiring entrepreneur, or early-stage investor, this conversation is packed with insights on funding, exits, market validation, and the mindset needed to succeed.

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In this powerful conversation, Nada Lena, founder of Rise Up For You, shares her inspiring journey of resilience, confidence, and building a global business from just $100. From becoming an executive at 27, to overcoming personal challenges, to launching a company that now reaches over 50 countries—Nada shows us the real power of soft skills, emotional intelligence, and staying true to your values.

This episode is packed with lessons for entrepreneurs, leaders, and professionals who want to elevate their game and create lasting impact.

What you’ll learn in this episode:
✅ Why 75% of your success depends on soft skills—not technical skills
✅ How Nada built a 7-figure global business after hitting rock bottom
✅ The role of self-confidence and self-awareness in career growth
✅ How to overcome imposter syndrome and perfectionism
✅ Building non-negotiables in business to protect your values and health
✅ The journey of becoming a speaker and scaling fees the smart way
✅ Behind the scenes of writing bestselling books and launching a new one
✅ Why “content activation” is more powerful than “content consumption”
✅ How Nada is licensing her proprietary Rise Up For You method worldwide

 Tune in now and discover how to rise up with confidence, clarity, and purpose.If you’re ready to level up, this episode is your playbook for growth. 

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In this high-energy episode of The Foureva Podcast, sales strategist and entrepreneur Angela Chatterfield shares her remarkable journey from running a dating service to building a career in plastic surgery consulting, launching syndicated TV shows, and empowering women in business.

Angela reveals the secrets to authentic sales, including:

• How to close deals without pressure by asking the right questions.
• Why entrepreneurs must pivot creatively when challenges arise.
• The importance of authenticity, resilience, and belief in your business journey.
• Sales role-play examples that show how to handle objections, build respect, and seal the deal.

If you’ve ever struggled with sales, confidence, or keeping momentum as an entrepreneur, this conversation will give you practical tools, mindset shifts, and inspiration to change your circle and change your life.

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In this inspiring episode, we dive deep into conversations about confidence, career paths, resilience, and the courage to start over. Our guests share powerful stories and practical insights that will motivate you to think differently about money, education, and mental health.

✅ Rhonda Nordike – Divorce Financial Advocate and author of Bold Beginnings – on helping women reinvent themselves after divorce and build financial confidence.
✅ Jonaed Iqbal – Founder of NoDegree.com and host of the No Degree Podcast – on creating career opportunities for people without college degrees and challenging traditional success narratives.
✅ Deanna Pelley – Mental health therapist & speaker – on the importance of self-reflection, resilience, and embracing emotions instead of running from them.
✅ Torel Simmons – Host of Rise Urban Nation Podcast – on amplifying Black and Pan-African entrepreneurial voices and creating spaces where representation matters.

💡 Key themes you’ll hear in this episode:

Why knowledge + experience = confidence

How to overcome shame and self-doubt around money and divorce

Rethinking success without a college degree

How COVID revealed hidden struggles with anxiety, depression, and relationships

Why self-reflection is the secret key to resilience and growth

The power of storytelling and representation in inspiring future generations

✨ Tune in to hear powerful insights, practical advice, and bold beginnings that can inspire your own journey.

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In this special More Than A Title crossover episode live from Times Square, hosts John and Kado sit down with Jennifer Spivak — founder of The Ad Girls and known as the “Conversion Queen.” She opens up about how surviving an abusive relationship inspired her to build a mission-driven Facebook and Instagram ads agency that puts more money into the hands of women.

Main Takeaways:
☑️ How Jennifer turned personal hardship into a decade-long business success.
☑️ Why she focuses on paid ads over organic social media — and how it quadrupled her business.
☑️ The messaging strategies that make competition irrelevant.
☑️ Common mistakes entrepreneurs make when running Facebook/Instagram ads.
☑️ Building predictable revenue streams with ad spend.
☑️ Hiring the right talent and avoiding over-scaling.
☑️ The importance of running a business with integrity and high-level service.
☑️ Lessons learned from saying “no” to the wrong opportunities.

This episode is packed with humor, actionable advice, and inspiration for anyone growing a business or thinking about diving into paid ads.

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What does it take to raise capital, scale a startup, and stay sane in the process?

In this inspiring and insightful episode, we sit down with Nathan Beckord, founder of FounderSuite.com and FundingStack.com, on his birthday, no less, to talk shop about the highs and hurdles of startup life.

🎉 From bootstrapping and building a team to mastering the art of investor relations, Nathan unpacks:

His top 3 methods for raising startup capital

Why fundraising is really a sales process

The secret sauce behind FounderSuite’s growth

Creative marketing strategies (like live events and podcasts!)

How his podcast, How I Raised It, became a growth engine

Common founder pitfalls — and how to avoid them

What early-stage investors are really looking for

Whether you’re pitching to VCs or still validating your idea, this episode is a masterclass in founder mindset, resilience, and resourcefulness.

💡 Pro tip: Nathan shares why building relationships with investors before you need funding might be the smartest move you'll ever make.

🔥 Plus, don’t miss his hot take on LinkedIn growth, giveaways that work, and how to avoid hiring mistakes that could stall your startup.

👉 Follow Nathan on LinkedIn and visit FounderSuite.com or FundingStack.com to explore tools for raising capital.

🎧 Subscribe to the Forever Podcast and remember: Change your circle, change your life.

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Ready to 10x your business, redefine success, and transform your reality? In this episode, Jamar Jones sits down with transformation expert and success coach Bri Seeley—formerly known as The Entrepreneur Coach—to discuss entrepreneurship, mindset, personal evolution, and building a life that truly aligns with your future self.

Bri has helped high-achieving entrepreneurs scale their businesses, triple their revenue, and make quantum leaps in both life and business. She shares her “Defy Process” for reality creation, her evolution as a coach, and why success without self-alignment isn’t sustainable.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ How to shift your mindset and remove limiting beliefs
✅ The real reason most strategies fail (and what to fix first)
✅ Bri’s 4-step method to “defy reality” and create lasting success
✅ How to transition from corporate to entrepreneurship with clarity
✅ The truth about hustle culture and how to scale without burnout
✅ How surrounding yourself with the right people changes everything
✅ Real stories of clients collapsing time and hitting 12-month goals in just 3 months

Bri also gets personal—opening up about her spiritual journey, rebranding evolution, and the hard-won lessons that led her to a more holistic, joy-filled approach to success.

🚀 Whether you’re a coach, consultant, creative, or founder ready to uplevel—this episode is packed with mindset shifts, business strategy, and soul-aligned leadership lessons.

🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and turn on notifications for more real talk on business growth, personal transformation, and building a brand that reflects your purpose.

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Want to build a thriving business, lead with purpose, and make a real human impact?

In this powerful round table episode, four dynamic leaders—Alisha Joseph, Kimberly Spencer, Uniqueka Walcott, and Nick Dillon—come together to discuss the intersection of leadership, mindset, storytelling, and transformational service.

🔥 Alisha Joseph shares how she’s changing the game in the contact center industry by leading with empathy, developing people-first leaders, and building teams that prioritize relationships over rigid metrics.

🎙 Kimberly Spencer, known as the “Queen of Connections,” reveals how sharing authentic stories on the right podcasts can drive brand visibility and impact lives—because stories don’t just build authority, they build belief.

💼 Uniqueka Walcott, the Billion-Dollar Bid Writer, brings a whole new perspective to government proposals—blending compliance with soul, showcasing how storytelling can win contracts and change lives through infrastructure, safety, and access.

🧠 Nick Dillon, “The Belief Coach,” dives deep into mindset transformation, the power of self-awareness, and why true leadership starts with personal development and alignment with your purpose.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ Why empathy and relationships are the most underrated leadership skills
✅ How podcasting and storytelling can expand belief and build community
✅ What makes a proposal really stand out—and it’s not just perfect formatting
✅ The internal mindset shifts leaders must make to scale sustainably
✅ How trauma, healing, and curiosity fuel transformation and connection
✅ Why personal growth is the secret edge for any entrepreneur or CEO

✨ Whether you're a coach, business owner, service provider, or team leader—this episode is packed with truth, vulnerability, and strategies that will elevate how you lead, serve, and grow.

🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and hit the bell for more interviews on purpose-driven leadership, business growth, storytelling, and mindset mastery.

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Want to build real influence, connect more deeply with your audience, and scale your message through speaking and storytelling?

In this powerful live episode from the Lead the Movement Business Conference, Jamar Jones and Taryell Simmons (host of Rise Urban Nation) sit down with three dynamic guests—Colby B., Meridith Grundei, and Dom LeRoux—to unpack what it takes to lead with impact in today’s world.

Together, they dive into the mindset shifts, communication skills, and leadership tools that help entrepreneurs, speakers, and creators step into their voice and purpose.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

✅ How to speak with conviction and overcome self-doubt
✅ Why storytelling is the ultimate leadership tool
✅ The “reps” you need to become a confident speaker
✅ How to turn gifting into a business strategy and brand builder
✅ The link between vulnerability and powerful communication
✅ How to use your second act in life to do purpose-driven work

You’ll hear Colby’s personal journey from burned-out football coach to keynote speaker and talent development expert. Meridith shares how improv and movement can unlock your most authentic voice on stage. And Dom tells the story of how a simple candle—and a heart for kindness—sparked a national corporate gifting movement and bestselling book.

🎙 Whether you're a business leader, speaker, coach, or creative looking to sharpen your voice and scale your message, this episode is packed with practical wisdom and powerful inspiration.

🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and turn on notifications for more episodes on leadership, storytelling, brand building, and personal growth!

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Want to build impactful events, connect communities, and unlock new revenue streams in today’s creator economy? In this episode of The Foureva Podcast, Jamar Jones sits down with technologist, DJ, and community builder Devin Jenkins, founder of Share the Vibes LLC.

Devin—also known as Jink the DJ—shares how he combined his passions for music, technology, and human connection into a growing multi-city movement that empowers creators, educates communities, and showcases emerging talent through the Share the Vibes Festival.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

✅ How to turn a side passion into a profitable business
✅ Why vision matters more than perfection when launching events
✅ The secrets to landing sponsors and strategic partners—even without a huge budget
✅ How to build an event experience that creates real ROI for attendees and brands
✅ Modern revenue strategies for creators, DJs, podcasters, and musicians
✅ How to scale your impact with delegation, intention, and leadership

Devin also shares his personal journey from a pandemic business plan on the patio to building a festival that fuses AI workshops, live podcasts, and community-building vibes—all in one dynamic, inclusive experience.

🎧 Whether you’re an event organizer, creative entrepreneur, artist, or tech enthusiast, this episode will give you the tools—and motivation—you need to go from vision to execution.

🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and leave a review if you’re loving this podcast!
Connect with Devin at ShareTheVibesLLC.com and follow him on IG @sharethevibesllc

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Running an agency but feel like you're drowning in tasks, missing structure, or hitting a revenue ceiling? In this episode, host Jamar Jones sits down with Spencer Cox—founder of an 8-figure agency and systems genius—for a deep dive on operations, hiring, and scaling sustainably.

Spencer, also known as the “Notion Jesus,” helps 6- and 7-figure agency owners streamline backend chaos, boost client results, and grow without burning out. If you’re an agency owner, service provider, or freelancer ready to build a real business—not just a hustle—this one’s for you.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

✅ The first hires you actually need to scale your agency
✅ Why 30+ meetings a week might be a smart move
✅ How to stop overcomplicating your backend and focus on growth
✅ When to build systems—and when NOT to
✅ The biggest hiring mistake founders make (and how to fix it)
✅ How to price your services like a premium pro
✅ Why resourcefulness beats experience in early-stage hires
✅ The tools Spencer uses to scale 6- and 7-figure businesses

Spencer also shares real talk on founder burnout, team communication, and how to create a business that doesn’t fall apart when you get more clients.

🚀 Whether you're making 5K/month or pushing 50K, this episode will challenge how you think about systems, growth, and what it means to build a real, scalable business.

🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and turn on notifications for more expert interviews on business growth, agency building, leadership, and scaling smart!

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Want to scale your personal brand, land high-value clients, and build a powerhouse business from the ground up? In this episode, Jamar Jones sits down with Hala Taha—founder of YAP Media, top-rated podcaster, and LinkedIn influencer—to uncover the mindset and strategy behind her multi-million dollar empire.

Hala shares how she went from interning at Hot 97 and building a blog in the hip-hop world to running a media company with over 60 employees, managing a top podcast network, and signing billionaire clients. Her journey is packed with real talk, strategy, and lessons on leadership, sales, and positioning that every entrepreneur, podcaster, and digital creator needs to hear.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ How to land A-list podcast guests (even if you’re just starting out)
✅ The sales psychology and pitch strategy Hala uses to close 5- and 6-figure deals
✅ Why you should build systems early—and how she scaled with international talent
✅ How to build a content machine that makes your brand magnetic
✅ The real reason her first agency client paid her $30K/month with no website
✅ Why positioning, confidence, and clarity matter more than fancy branding

Hala also reveals her go-to closing lines, how she gets ghosted clients to respond, and her secret to dominating LinkedIn’s algorithm with zero paid ads.

🚀 If you’re serious about building a profitable brand, growing your platform, and closing with confidence, this episode is a masterclass.

🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and turn on notifications for more expert insights on sales, content, brand building, and business growth!

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What happens when a tech founder, community advocate, media entrepreneur, and passionate truth-teller sit around the same podcast table in New York City? You get one of the realest, most inspiring conversations about business, culture, and legacy.

In this episode, Jamar Jones is joined by Alon Grinshpoon, CEO of Echo3D, along with podcast hosts and leaders from More Than The Title and Rise Urban Nation. Together, they dive into what it truly means to build something that matters—whether it's a cloud-based 3D tech platform, a movement to uplift underserved communities, or a media company with roots in purpose and hip-hop.

You’ll learn:
 ✅ How to break into the tech industry (even if you don’t have a traditional background)
 ✅ Why representation and storytelling are crucial for the next generation of innovators
 ✅ The power of immersive tech like AR/VR—and how it’s shaping our future
 ✅ How to build a business that solves real problems and secures serious VC funding
 ✅ Why collaboration beats competition, especially in underserved communities
 ✅ How personal sacrifice and purpose-driven leadership fuel long-term success

From getting your face on a Times Square billboard to making sure kids in underserved neighborhoods get exposure to tech opportunities, this conversation is equal parts real talk and roadmap.

🚀 If you're a founder, creator, community leader, or anyone striving to do more than just wear a title—this episode will hit home.

🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and turn on notifications for more honest, powerful conversations on entrepreneurship, technology, leadership, and building a legacy that lasts.

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What does it take to lead with authenticity, empower your team, and build a thriving business culture? In this episode of the Forever Podcast, Jamar Jones sits down with Michael Saglin—community leader, youth football coach, and operations executive at Infinity—to unpack the secrets to sustainable growth, leadership, and community impact.

Michael shares his journey from playing football to coaching and leading a team of 94 employees across multiple locations. Discover how he turned a passion for honesty and integrity into a thriving business that’s completed over 48,000 homes. From building a culture-first brand to implementing innovative “pod systems” that empower leaders, Michael reveals how authentic leadership drives both business and personal growth.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ How to scale a service-based business without sacrificing quality
✅ The power of honest leadership (and why “admitting your faults” is a game-changer)
✅ How to create a winning culture in a traditionally fragmented industry
✅ Why empowering your team is the key to sustainable growth
✅ How to stay connected to your community and give back with purpose
✅ The importance of transparency in pricing and how it builds trust

Michael also shares his personal passion for youth sports, community building, and his unique approach to leadership development—showing that sometimes the best ideas come straight from your own people.

🚀 Whether you’re an entrepreneur, leader, or business owner, this episode is packed with actionable insights and heartwarming stories about the power of leadership and community.
🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and turn on notifications for more inspiring interviews on business growth, leadership, and personal development!

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Want to understand what investors really look for in startups, and how to position your business to secure funding and scale fast? In this episode, Jim R. Jones sits down with Mitchell Harounian, venture capital investor at Talent Resources Ventures and founder of The Venture Reel, to share essential insights for entrepreneurs and founders.

Mitchell reveals what separates investable startups from those that get overlooked, how to build a team that can actually scale, and why mindset, honesty, and a clear value proposition matter more than ever. As a passionate advocate for growth-stage founders, Mitchell has reviewed countless pitches, invested in dozens of companies, and helps entrepreneurs bring their big ideas to life.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ The key factors that VCs look for in early-stage companies
✅ Why understanding your strengths and weaknesses can make or break your business
✅ How to pitch your vision, build credibility, and attract top talent (even on a budget)
✅ How to navigate growth and scale without burning out—or burning bridges
✅ The truth about due diligence, product-market fit, and the role of customer feedback
✅ Why having a clear “problem” and “solution” story is non-negotiable

Mitchell also shares his journey from being part of a close-knit Jewish Persian community to becoming a sought-after investor, his personal approach to mental health and gratitude, and why a growth mindset is essential for any entrepreneur seeking venture capital.

🚀 Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a founder, or just curious about the VC world, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help you raise money, build momentum, and lead with confidence.

🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and turn on notifications for more expert interviews on business growth, entrepreneurship, mindset, and funding strategies!

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Want to scale your business, dominate local markets with Google Ads, and build a family-first brand? In this episode, Jamar Jones sits down with Anneliese Vance, founder of Never Miss a Moment Consulting, to unpack strategic insights for business owners—especially dads—who want to grow without sacrificing family time.

Anneliese is a Google Ads expert, fractional CMO, and marketing vendor broker (aka the "eHarmony of marketing") who helps family-owned businesses craft ad strategies that convert. With 18+ years of experience and a track record of helping clients turn $500 budgets into powerful ROI, she shares real-world tactics you won't hear from most agencies.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
✅ The biggest Google Ads mistakes most small businesses make (and how to avoid them)
✅ The "pie crust" framework for building ad campaigns that work
✅ Why most agencies overcharge and underdeliver—and how Anneliese does it differently
✅ How to protect your budget from click fraud and bot traffic
✅ How to scale your ad spend smartly and seasonally
✅ How Anneliese helps dads build businesses that give them more time with their kids

She also reveals how she and her husband run their business while raising toddlers, why empathy matters in marketing, and how advertising should always pay for itself.

🚀 If you’re a family-owned business owner, coach, consultant, or service provider looking for smarter ways to market and grow—this is the episode for you.

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