Nothing Owed Brian Hannah

In this episode we talk to Angie Morelli of Customistic.com. Angie is a Marine, (although she is an air-winger.....LOL. Jk....). Angie talks about her time in the Marine Corps, and how she started a business in her free time while she was still enlisted, and despite some warnings from her chain of command......
Angie made some amazing decisions right off the bat that really set her business up for success. She also talks about the struggles that are unique to her. This is a great episode for anyone, but I think this one will be especially inspiring for any female entrepreneurs!
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In this episode we welcome back David Wood, founder of the VOG Group. David is one of those guys that hits a home run nearly every time he tries. He's an amazing inspiration for fitness, business, family, faith, and perseverance.
We had a great conversation with David. We talked about his business transition, and how he brought his entire company back to the United States, including manufacturing. David talks about the amazing things he saw in American factories, and how he was inspired to make products in the United States, even at a higher cost.
We also go down a few rabbit holes, and talk about nearly everything to include UFO's....
We now you'll love this episode!
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In this episode we talk to Mitch Massey, from The DODO Brotherhood. Mitch is an awesome guy. He is the father of three girls, and documents his adventures in family life on his IG page @thedodobrotherhood. Mitch is a very humble guy who has a lot of knowledge to share. We talk about his many life changing experiences, and how he was experiencing depression for most of his life, due to a tragic event when he was 18. Mitch talks about how a mistake kept him from flying helicopters in the Marine Corps. We talk about how a near death experience finally allowed him to break free from his depression. We really enjoyed talking to Mitch. We know you will enjoy the conversation!
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In this episode we talk to Lester Lumbad. Lester is an Air Force veteran who had a very successful military and civilian career. Lester eventually ended up in Las Vegas with his family, and had plans to eventually move back to Southern California. However, he and his wife decided to stay in the Las Vegas area.
After that, Lester found a lack of services were available for veterans looking to advance their careers after the military. Lester then founded the Souther Nevada Veterans Chamber of Commerce. Lester is using his organization to help veterans grow, as well as link them up with local businesses that want to employ veterans and their services.
Wether you are a veteran or not, this is a great episode! Everyone will get a ton of take a ways!
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In this episode we talk to Christian Cutolo. We had a great conversation with Christian. We talked about the state of the world, firefighting, the crazy calls you see in a big city, and most importantly we talk about the steps you can take to pursue a career in the fire service.
We know you'll enjoy this episode!

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In this episode we talk to Craig Martin of High Seas Provisions. Craig is a Navy veteran, and served as a machinists mate for just over 10 years. He planned to make a career out of the Navy until the Navy decided to change his plans.
Craig talks about how he had no desire to join the military, yet, after he enlisted, decided to stay. He talks about starting in the Nuclear Engineering program in the Navy, and how he eventually made his way onto the USS Iwo Jima.
When Craig left the Navy he tried to start a new career, but wasn't riding what he was looking for. Craig talks about how he started his company on the side, while working full time. And how eventually, his company became successful enough, that he was able to transition to working full time in his business.
Craig is yet another example of someone who was thrown a curveball, but reused to let it bring him down.
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