F*ck-up Fridays

If a boss has always told you where to be and when to show up, what happens when the boss disappears? Trevor Hicks breaks down the accountability gap that almost knocked him out – and how he fixed it! Formerly a Doctor of Physical Therapy, he's now embracing the entrepreneurial life. Follow him on Instagram:  @trevor_ryan7Watch his podcast "Thinking Outside the Bank" on Youtube:  https://youtube.com/@thinkingoutsidethebank?si=zpp7TtQ37-GA9sT1Get his information via Blinq:

At 21, Matt Starobykhovskiy was on top of the world—fit, successful, and making multiple six figures. A few bad decisions later, he was sleeping in the trunk of his Tesla with his brother, broke and broken.In this episode of F*ck-up Fridays, Matt shares the truth about losing everything—money, pride, and direction—and how humility, faith, and the SubTo community helped him rebuild a life grounded in service, integrity, and people over profit.Instagram: https://instagram.com/househunchoSubscribe for

Dustin Geroski thought he had his future figured out — until chiropractic school nearly broke him. In this episode, Dustin shares how walking away from the wrong path taught him discipline, momentum, and the courage to pivot hard. From dissecting cadavers to building a co-living real-estate business, hear how he turned a near burn-out into a powerful pivot — and how you can too.Dustin is laser focused on new construction co-living and is aiming for 20 new build co-living projects by

Heidi Pliam wears many hats. By day, lawyer. Also by day, serial entrepreneur. But *also* by day, building a multifamily acquisitions team. In today's episode, she shared why you should aim to fail fast while striving to leave everything on the field: striking that difficult balance between when to press on and when to tap out. She also had some insight and encouragement for those of us that wrestle with Imposter Syndrome. If you're interested in joining a growing team acquiring larger

Noah Armstrong has gone wider with creative finance than most of us. He's even bought a car subject-to. More recently, he picked up a golf tour business—complete with curveballs (or would that be shanks?) that come with taking over something that's out of the ordinary. In this chat, he opens up about the lessons he’s learned, the mistakes he’s had to eat, and why due diligence matters so much if you want to grow and win in business.To follow along on his journey or get in touch, you can find

In the pilot episode of the new podcast, I'm joined by Kathie Sonner. She went from stay-at-home mom to entrepreneur, yoga studio owner, and doula, with a few detours through real estate and other ventures. Along the way, she faced real challenges, learned tough lessons, and experienced the highs of success. What stands out is her focus on community, personal growth, and learning to ask for help.