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21st Century Entrepreneurship

Martin Piskoric

The 21st Century Entrepreneurship Podcast is a 4 x Gold-Award weekly show that features interviews with cutting-edge leaders and successful entrepreneurs. We talk about the fundamentals of starting and growing a business, achieving and maintaining success, as well as the difficulties of entrepreneurship and its future. Subscribe to the 21st Century Entrepreneurship Podcast and never miss an episode, so you can stay on top of the curve and gain the knowledge you need to succeed in today"s competitive

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20:38

#514 Guffy Wright: How to remove friction in big...

21st Century Entrepreneurship ·

2026/04/20

Guffy Wright is a risk advisor and sales leader at The Mahoney Group, working with entrepreneurs and large companies in scale mode. We spoke about how to make high-stakes decisions when millions are on the line. His work sits at the intersection of insurance, strategy, and human behavior—helping leaders think beyond price and into consequences, especially “on their worst day” and their best. A turning point in his career came from repeatedly seeing deals stall even when the value was obvious....

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#513 Dave Munson: Why Are Vision, Numbers, and Growth...

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2026/04/15

Dave Munson is the founder of a global leather goods company Saddleback Leather Co., and we spoke about how he built it from nothing, nearly lost it multiple times, and ultimately learned how to run a healthy, profitable business. His journey includes sleeping on the floor in Mexico, being stolen from “millions of dollars several times,” and almost going out of business—experiences that forced him to rethink everything about leadership and operations. A major turning point came when a mentor ...

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20:51

#512 Alec Broadfoot: When does a CEO need a #2 leader?

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2026/04/08

Alec Broadfoot is founder and CEO of VisionSpark and author of Hiring Your Right #2 Leader. We spoke about why most entrepreneurs fail to hire the right number two—and how to fix it using data instead of gut instinct. His turning point came after building a profitable company with great service but disastrous hiring results, where “we were actually firing about 7 out of 10 people.” Everything changed when he adopted structured assessments and flipped those results, proving that hiring isn’t i...

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12:49

Jonathan Ostenson: Build a Business Without an Idea?

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2026/04/03

Jonathan Ostenson is a franchise consultant and former corporate executive, and we spoke about how people can enter business ownership without a “million-dollar idea” by leveraging franchising—especially beyond fast food. After years in corporate, he “always had the desire to build my own empire instead of someone else’s,” but lacked a clear starting point. His turning point came when he discovered non-food franchising and later led a franchise system, where he saw how ordinary people could s...

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21:38

#510 Dr. John Scott: How to Turn 6% R&D Into Revenue?

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2026/03/30

Dr. John Scott is a former astrophysicist turned serial entrepreneur, and we spoke about why most innovation fails—and how to systematically flip those odds. After earning dual PhDs and spending over a decade in academia, he walked away from a tenured position after realizing that entrepreneurs “were having a lot more fun and satisfaction… than me writing equations on a blackboard.” That turning point led him to build and test a new model for creating companies—one designed not around ideas, ...

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19:53

Rob Braiman: Why do founders block growth past $5M?

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2026/03/24

Rob Braiman is a serial entrepreneur who has built 10 companies and advised thousands of business owners, and we spoke about why most businesses plateau—and how to break through those ceilings. Over 30+ years, he’s seen the same pattern repeat: founders start strong, but growth stalls as they remain the bottleneck, “wearing too many hats” and keeping control instead of building real leadership structures. His approach centers on four pillars: revenue generation, organizational design, process...

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23:52

Nate Amidon: How do teams stay aligned while scaling?

21st Century Entrepreneurship ·

2026/03/19

Nate Amidon is a former United States Air Force officer, former C-17 pilot, and CEO of Form 100 Consulting, and we spoke about why many companies execute well at small scale but begin to fail once complexity increases. His core argument is simple: a great idea is not enough—“if you have a great business idea, but you can't execute on your great business idea, then it doesn't really matter.” Drawing directly from military operations, he explains why scaling a startup after funding often resemb...

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33:27

#507 Brett Penager: How Do You Build Success Beyond...

21st Century Entrepreneurship ·

2026/03/10

Brett Penager is an entrepreneur, former wrestling coach at Olympic level, and co-builder of a multistate healthcare business that grew beyond $100 million, and we spoke about what it actually takes to fail repeatedly, learn precisely, and eventually build something measurable at scale. His story starts unusually early: in sixth grade, after hearing Earl Nightingale ask, “Why do people become who they become?”, he decided he wanted to own a business, serve millions, and create extraordinary f...

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21:06

Peter Holtz: How Do You Cut Business Taxes by 40%?

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2026/03/02

Peter Holtz is a CPA and certified tax planner with nearly 40 years of experience, and we spoke about why most entrepreneurs misunderstand taxes, profits, and the real role a financial advisor should play in growing wealth. Rather than acting as what he calls “box fillers,” accountants who simply submit returns, Peter focuses on helping business owners understand their numbers and build what he calls a business wealth cycle — a repeatable system for turning profits into long-term financial se...

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17:40

Julie Wilson: Can Doctors Work Less and Grow Faster?

21st Century Entrepreneurship ·

2026/02/27

Julie Wilson is a Canadian family physician and healthcare entrepreneur, and we spoke about how she built one of the largest primary care groups in British Columbia by redesigning work itself to eliminate burnout instead of accepting it as inevitable. During the pandemic, when clinics were closing and healthcare workers were overwhelmed, she saw an opportunity to rethink the system—creating workplaces where flexibility, autonomy, and culture became growth drivers rather than perks. As she exp...

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27:20

Bo Jacob: How Do You Turn 1 Hour a Day Into Wealth?

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2026/02/25

Bo Jacob is a CPA, investor, and entrepreneur, and we spoke about his book Unstuck Economics: How Ordinary People Turn Smart Hustles into Real Wealth and the practical path to financial freedom in a world where the old career blueprint no longer works. He argues that many people feel trapped because “the blueprint that we saw a long time ago… has changed,” with unstable careers, rising costs, and fewer traditional safety nets—but also more opportunity than ever to build income independently. ...

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25:27

Karen Green: How Do You Sell More by Knowing the Buyer?

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2026/02/18

Karen Green is a sales consultant, former retail buyer, and author of Buyology: Know Your Buyer, Sell More and Sell Better, and we spoke about how understanding buyer behavior can dramatically improve sales outcomes. After sitting on both sides of the table — buying for major UK retailers like Boots and Tesco and later selling into them — she developed a structured approach to decode what truly drives purchasing decisions. Her core method, the Biology Model, is a three-pillar framework that e...

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23:02

Julius Lassalle: How Can Leaders Stay Out of Autopilot?

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2026/02/17

Julius Lassalle is an international executive coach, leadership consultant, and embodiment trainer, and we spoke about how founders and C-level leaders can sustain performance without sacrificing well-being. After building his career in high-performance environments—including management consulting and a global tech organization—Julius hit what he now describes as a burnout turning point, realizing, “This is not the way that I want to work forever.” That experience reshaped his philosophy towa...

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17:49

Michael DeLon: Create a Book in 24 Hours of Your Time?

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2026/02/13

Michael DeLon is a marketing strategist turned author-advocate, and we spoke about how entrepreneurs can create a book without writing it—and use it to build trust and gain clients. After leaving what he describes as an “emotional prison” in a family ministry, he faced a credibility gap when prospects questioned his experience. His turning point came when he realized he needed proof of expertise, leading him to write his first book and discover that “I instantly was an expert in their mind… b...

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29:01

Tamiko Messenger: What Changed After She Died?

21st Century Entrepreneurship ·

2026/02/09

Tamiko Messenger is the author of The Word: There Is No Other Way, and we spoke about surviving a near-fatal accident, returning from death, and carrying a message of faith, accountability, and compassion. Before the accident, she endured years of bullying, harassment, racism, and injustice that shaped how she saw the world and herself. Then came the moment that redefined everything—when her “heart stopped,” and she experienced what she describes as overwhelming safety and love, realizing lat...

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40:23

Isaac Getz & Laurent Marbacher: Why Care Beats Profit?

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2026/02/04

Isaac Getz and Laurent Marbacher are longtime researchers, advisors, and leadership experts, and we spoke about why the most resilient companies prioritize the common good—and often outperform competitors because of it. Drawing on research covering 65,000 Americans, Isaac shared that founders are rarely driven by money; instead, they want “to become my own boss, to drive my own life,” and “to realize my dream, to leave a mark.” Isaac, a professor focused on corporate transformation, challenge...

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33:36

Riana Malia: Why Do You Almost Get What You Want—But...

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2026/02/03

Riana Malia is a board-certified integrative neurosomatic practitioner and identity architect, and we spoke about why high-capacity people often achieve success everywhere except the area they want most—extraordinary love. After confronting her own patterns and doing the work she now teaches, she created a three-phase methodology—Clear, Create, Claim—grounded in the belief that “you can’t go from being held back by old story… to just living your very best life.” Her turning point came when sh...

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14:02

Daniel McDavid: Why Your Credit Profile Matters More...

21st Century Entrepreneurship ·

2026/01/30

Daniel McDavid is a former frontline support worker who became an entrepreneur, and we spoke about how misunderstanding credit keeps many people stuck—and how fixing the right things can unlock real funding. He explains why “it’s not really the credit score that matters, it’s more so about a person’s credit profile,” especially outdated names and addresses that quietly signal risk to lenders, even with a 700+ score. His turning point came from a deeply personal place: wanting to become a stab...

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22:54

Marvin Karlow: How Do I Maximize Exit Value?

21st Century Entrepreneurship ·

2026/01/29

Marvin Karlow is an investment banker and former business owner, and we spoke about how founders can realistically maximize the value of their business when it’s time to exit. Trained originally as a physicist, Marvin left corporate life, bought and scaled multiple companies, and ultimately sold his largest business to a public company—an experience that pulled him into helping other owners do the same, but with clearer eyes and fewer regrets. We talked about what actually drives exit value, ...

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16:13

Frans Campher: Why leaders must stop playing and...

21st Century Entrepreneurship ·

2026/01/27

Frans Campher is a leadership educator, executive coach, and former corporate leader, and we spoke about the shift leaders must make from managing work to leading people. After 30 years in insurance, risk, and global corporate roles, Frans moved into executive education and leadership development, shaped by a personal turning point where he realized that “who I was was sufficient” and stopped “bending myself out of shape” to fit different expectations. At the heart of his work is a simple but...

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