Today we are joined by Dionne Malush and Mike Hanlon, and they are gonna tell us about how they created one killer brokerage.
Dec 2024
What’s Your One Thing That Makes You Different?(ft. Steve Haddadin)
People don't hire your broker or bank, they hire you, but why. In a sea of Realtors or lenders, what is it that makes you stand out. What do you do differently?
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On this week's episode we discuss exactly that!
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38m 29s
Nov 2024
Simplify Your Sales Strategy (ft. Doug Brown)
Consistently chasing after "now" business week in and week out can eventually burn you out. I don't care if you wear a cape and are the world's greatest salesman, if you're constantly prospecting vs attracting business, at some point, you will break. This is why you need to simp ... Show More
48m 10s
Feb 2025
Planners guess how their favorite Super Bowl ads tested (it's hilarious)
What happens when three planners and an ad pre-tester get together to hear how their favorite spots rated? Needless to day, it's soul crushing and hilarious. Jaime McGill of DDB, Chicago, Andrew Tindall of System1 and Stephanie Ehui of TBWA/Chiat/Day, Los Angeles join me.
1h 5m
Jan 2025
Mike Maples on 100-Baggers, David Swensen & the AI Revolution | #568
Today’s guest is Mike Maples Jr. a partner at Floodgate, a pre-seed and seed-stage venture capital firm that’s invested in companies like Twitter, Lyft, Twitch, Okta. He’s also the author of Pattern Breakers: Why Some Start-Ups Change the Future. In today’s episode, Mike shares h ... Show More
1h 11m
Aug 2021
Mike Mitchell on his big bet on lumber and GreenFirst $ICLTF
Mike Mitchell, the king of lumber fintwit, discusses his big bet on GreenFirst. Key topics include how Mike found GreenFirst (back when it was Itasca Capital), how he came to know and trust the management team, why he's so bullish on lumber, and why the thinks the deal to bu ... Show More
1h 17m
Feb 2025
From Startup to $40M Exit – And We’re Still Just Brothers
Most founders feel isolated after selling their company. Chris and David Sinkinson didn’t—because they had each other.The brothers built and sold their startup, AppArmor, for $40 million. But unlike many founders who struggle with identity and purpose post-exit, they had a built- ... Show More
44m 7s