Coffee, Chaos, & Cashflow
☕️ Coffee, Chaos & Cashflow 🎙️
Fueling your business journey with real talk, laughs, and a dash of caffeine! Join Eric Griffin, Aram Street, & Yemi Ogunbase as they share wins, missteps, and candid advice on turning chaos into cashflow. Real stories, real lessons—entrepreneurship, unfiltered. 🎧
Coffee, Chaos, & Cashflow
Latest Episodes
#64 Built to Outlast You: Craft, Legacy, and the Long Way Around feat. Pat Martelli
What does it take to build something still standing in a hundred years? This week Aram, Yemi, and Gabbi sit down with Pat Martelli — master carpenter, former high school history teacher, and founder of Boone Creek Construction — for his first-e...
#63 Alex Smith on Selling the Invisible: The Business of First Impressions
What do you sell when your best work is invisible? This week Aram, Yemi, and Gabbi sit down with Alex Smith, who spent five years in digital marketing before becoming business developer at Green Solutions Land Care, a veteran-owned commercial l...
#62 Brisket, Bitcoin & Solar Panels — The Serial Builder feat. Michael B. Stevenson II
What do utility-scale solar, Bitcoin mining, hotshot trucking, and Texas barbecue have in common? Michael B. Stevenson II has built in all four. This week Aram and Yemi are joined by guest host Gabbi McErlean to talk with Yemi's brother Michael...
#61 Can Entrepreneurship Be Taught? Feat. David Hasler
Can entrepreneurship actually be taught — or do you just have to go get punched in the mouth?It's an old jab: those who can't do, teach. David Hasler is the awkward counterexample. He spent fifteen years in finance leadership, r...
#60 Leaving a Winning Hand: How Zack Wallace Built ABRI on a Foundation of Real Expertise
Most entrepreneurs are told to “fail fast” and move quickly. Zack Wallace did the opposite. After becoming the nation’s top advisor at a Fortune 100 firm at an early age, he walked away from a winning hand to build something better: ABRI, a com...
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