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Interview with YouTube Mogul Amber Laliberte Amber Laliberte is a devoted military spouse, mother of two, owner, and operator of the education and entertainment company Colorful Creative Kids. CCK offers an award-winning YouTube channel and a line of children's coloring books. Amber has brought a unique approach to creativity and business. CCK blends the best of both creatively and business by allowing children to color along in their books, while watching the corresponding video online. Amber’s business and journey offers a wealth of advice to home-based entrepreneurs, particularly in the value of video, creativity and “YouTube’ing.” Before launching CCK, Amber earned her master's degree in business and served in the US Air Force. Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Amber Laliberte (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSMKgW0T8tPDTD6yk3oovwg), who is passionate about her faith, family, and helping others achieve their life and professional goals. Amber Laliberte's award winning YouTube

Interview with Humor Engineer Drew Tarvin 90,000 is the number of hours the average person works in their lifetime. 90,000 hours! That is more time than it would take to watch everything on Netflix. One-third of your waking life! The Current way of working isn’t actually working. To fix these numbers, we have to change the way we work. If you want to increase productivity, relieve stress and be happier in your business, learn from the world’s first and only Humor Engineer. Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Andrew (Drew) Tarvin (www.humorthatworks.com), who is a Ted Talk alumni and author of the new book, Humor That Works: The Missing Skill for Success and Happiness at Work. Subjects discussed in Podcast include: Why is humor a skill that can be learned by anyone? Three components of successfully using humor in your workplace and business What are the benefits you and your business can get from using humor? Should you use humor during an interview, meeting or sales call with a client?

Interview with Branding Guru and Author Jeff Fromm With more than 1,500 dating apps and websites playing Cupid, the $2.5 billion matchmaking industry is growing. So how can one brand, such as Bumble, win over American singles? According to consumer trend expert Jeff Fromm businesses in allcategories can learn three powerful strategies from Bumble’s meteoric rise. The dating app is changing the rules of dating, one conversation at a time,” says Fromm. Jeff Fromm (www.JeffFromm.com) notes that Bumble breaks down cultural constructs. But the young brand goes beyond matchmaker; it creates a noble purpose from the inside out. These lessons from Bumble can help any home-based entrepreneur break out and grow their business. Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Jeff Fromm, author of “The Purpose Advantage,” who is a brand and marketing expert. Subjects discussed in Podcast include: An introduction to “The Purpose Advantage” in marketing The Bumble dating site’s success story. 3 things home bu

What is a matriarch? You can tell she's in charge the second she walks into a room. She's bold, she's fierce, and she's got her own unique style. A matriarch does not second-guess, but moves herself and those she loves boldly into the future. The matriarch knows exactly what she wants the end game to be. And she has the power to make it happen. So can you be a matriarch in your business? To help us answer that question, Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Randy Patterson, life-long entrepreneur, author of The Matriarch Rules, and CEO of ProDoula (www.RandyPattersonOnline.com). Subjects discussed in Podcast include: Randy Patterson and her company ProDoula Family and business roles can be similar - How is “the Matriarch” the CEO? How does a Matriarch own her decisions? How does a Matriarch charge for her worth? How does a Matriarch carefully craft her business? “ How does a Matriarch leave a great legacy? Tips to avoid loneliness when working from home Subscribe to Home Business TV You

We talk a lot about “Mom-Preneurs” on the Home Business Podcast. About their struggles and triumphs juggling work and family. But what about ‘Dad-Preneurs”? More and more men are choosing to work from home, and they’re facing the same challenges. Author and entrepreneur Brian Dixon definitely checks the “Dad-Preneur Box.” Brian Dixon (www.BrianDixon.com) turned his failing business into a success by turning a “me-first” approach to his professional and personal life into “people-first.” Brian is a dad of three young kids who works from home, and has just released the book “Start With Your People.” Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Brian Dixon, who shares success advice today that both Dad-Preneurs - and Mom-Preneurs - can use to grow and succeed in their businesses. Subjects discussed in Podcast include: How does a Dad-Preneur like Brian Dixon stand out? How do you “Start with Your People”? Changing your leadership mindset to people-first in your business Work from home means family

Interview with Healthy Aging Guru Darnell Cox As a home-based entrepreneur, it’s no longer enough to just engage in one-way traditional marketing and advertising. You must step up your game, and use online and social media channels to broadcast yourself. Two key ways to broadcast is through your own blog and YouTube Channel. As you get more effective broadcasting to a growing audience, you’ll join the ranks of what are known as “influencers.” Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Darnell Cox (www.LiveYoungLifestyle.com), who is achieving great success as an influencer as she distinguishes herself as a “healthy aging guru.” Subjects discussed in Podcast include: What is a healthy aging expert? The motivation behind Darnell’s YouTube channel Tips on building a successful YouTube channel How Darnell got started as a highly successful blogger Darnell’s tips on building a great blog What sets Darnell apart from other influencers in her field? Darnell’s latest venture with her “Live Young” sup

Millennials are growing to be the largest work-from-home demographic group. Yes, with the right steps and tactics, millennials can build their entrepreneurial skills to become Millionaires. In Today’s podcast we'll discuss millennials, personal finance, branding, and how to become a successful entrepreneur from scratch. Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Bryan Kuderna, author of “Millennial Millionaire - A Guide to Become a Millionaire by 30", and host of "The Kuderna Podcast." So let’s help our millennial entrepreneurs! Subjects discussed in Podcast include: How do millennial entrepreneurs differentiate themselves with so much competition and noise out there? What are some of the biggest issues, mistakes, and opportunities millennial entrepreneurs face? Key points in “Millennial Millionaire” that can help you become a millionaire by 30. Bryan’s advice for any recent college grad How sports and completing an International Ironman affected Bryan’s business success How can you build a p

Interview with Management Consulting Expert Jessica Higgins As technology continues to increase, so does working remote, which begs the question: How does one become the ultimate GIRLBOSS in the current complex economy? What does a Gal need to do to be their own boss and work remotely? This requires building your own portfolio of multiple blands and developing other skills sets. To help our female entrepreneurs become their own girl bosses, Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Jessica Higgins (JessicaHiggins.co).  She is a Lawyer, author and MBA. Jessica is a sought-out management consulting expert who realized she had the tools and the skills to branch out on her own.  Subjects discussed in Podcast include: How do you “build your base” if you are planning to branch off?How should a website become a “girl-boss’s” home and brand?How should a “girl boss” network herself - and does that mean anywhere you can?Don‘t be afraid to ask for help – Enlist interns or obtain a mentorA successful “Gi

Interview with Improv Asylum Leader Norm Laviolette Developing a creation mindset, where you begin to see possibilities everywhere, is a learned skill. The chances of landing on a good business idea are improved exponentially by incorporating a wide range of viewpoints. Applying techniques of improvisational comedy helps in proactively coming up with new ideas that build business innovation. The ability to build off of other’s ideas invariably leads to unexpected places, and can get you from business-start concept to full-blown success. Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Norm Laviolette (iainnovation.com), to help us better “Make S H” up, Norm Laviolette has been performing, directing and producing live comedy for more than 2 decades; and is author of “The Art of Making SH!T Up.” Subjects discussed in Podcast include: How Norm made the leap from improvisational comedy to corporate trainingWhat are some misconceptions around how innovation happens?What obstacles get in the way of maximiz

Interview with Ben Gold President of QuickBridge A small business loan is the most traditional type of home business funding. You can apply for a small business loan for a variety of reasons. Perhaps you want to increase your inventory or start a new business. Or maybe you need extra cash flow to launch a marketing campaign or help cover payroll. But before you apply, you want to make sure you find the right loan for your business, and ask the right questions of your lender. To help us keep in that swim lane, Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Ben Gold. He is president of QuickBridge (www.QuickBridge.com), an alternative small business lender. He’s here to give some guidance on what small business owners need to know. Subjects discussed in Podcast include: What are the most important questions to ask lenders before applying for a small business loan?Easy ways to determine if the lender you’re working with is right for youHow can business owners prepare for the application process?Altern

Interview with Jill Callan Chief Marketing Officer for Beautiful.AI Perception is reality, as the old saying goes. Nothing drives this point home more than the presentations you make to market and grow your business. Advances in software and technologies are putting the ability to create professional presentations into the hands of any entrepreneur. You should also follow some simple guidelines in your presentations. Upping your presentation game will up your business and revenues. To help us up our presentation game, Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Jill Callan, with Beautfiul.AI a software company for building presentations. Subjects discussed in Podcast include: What are the three essential components to an effective presentation?How do components work together to make a presentation unforgettable?How advances in software and technology make it easy for entrepreneurs to build professional presentationsWhat’s the best way to build a “story arc” when creating your presentation deck?W

Interview with Speaker and TV Host Meredith Allan Do you need a secret weapon in your marketing? Today’s podcast guest, Meredith Allan, travels the world talking about secret weapons – her IT Factor. Meredith Allan has produced, and hosted shows on NBC, CBS, FOX, ABC and CNN HLN. Her passion is helping clients share their stories, and inspiring her live audiences to better leadership. Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Meredith Allan (themeredithshow.com) who joins the podcast from Los Angeles, where she is committed to sharing what she calls her IT; to find greater business success. Subjects discussed in Podcast include: Let’s meet Kelly Roach, a featured expert on several networks, best-selling author and host of the Top 100 Marketing and Management podcast.The core of her success philosophy with the “Live Launch” business modelWhat makes the “Live Launch” model different from the more traditional launch strategies?How do you incorporate Live Launch one-on-one with a small business te

Interview with Speaker and Best-Selling Author Kelly Roach In launching your business, what if you threw out all the traditional formulas and simplified everything? Kelly Roach did just that in creating her “Live Launch” model, that relies on intuition and human connection. Kelly is a former NFL Cheerleader turned business executive and mogul who now helps build record-breaking teams (KellyRoachCoaching.com) Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Kelly Roach, about how you should “Forget the formulas and automation and ‘best practices,” and bring it back to interacting with people. For business success, create that human connection. Subjects discussed in Podcast include: Let’s meet Kelly Roach, a featured expert on several networks, best-selling author and host of the Top 100 Marketing and Management podcast.The core of her success philosophy with the “Live Launch” business modelWhat makes the “Live Launch” model different from the more traditional launch strategies?How do you incorporate L

Interview with Speaker and Author Tom Ziglar Tom Ziglar is the proud son of Zig Ziglar, an industry legend who made a science out of the art of goal-setting. Tom Ziglar is the CEO of Ziglar, Inc (Ziglar.com). Today, he speaks around the world; is an author, and hosts The Ziglar Show, one of the top-ranked business podcasts. Tom carries on the Ziglar philosophy set by his father Zig , “You can have everything in life you want if you will just help enough other people get what they want.” Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Tom Ziglar, who with his new book Choose to Win, shares some of that Ziglar philosophy to help you start creating the life you want. Subjects discussed in Podcast include: The key message from Tom Ziglar’s new book Choose to Win.Are you drifting through life without living intentionally?Why is it important to choose a purpose to your life?Tom’s spontaneous response to the question – “What is the fastest way to success?”Tom’s designed system for properly setting goalsMor

Interview with Laureen Asseo CEO of Food Powerhouse Fresh n' Lean We’ve heard of launching a home-based business empire from the garage, basement, or home office. But how about building that empire from your kitchen? Laureen launched Fresh n’ Lean (www.FreshNLean.com), the largest organic ready-to-eat meal delivery service in the country, when she was just 18. She believed in her company, to shatter ideas that she just a young, upstart businesswoman. Fresh n’ Lean has bootstrapped its way to 8-figure revenue. Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Laureen Asseo on the motivating start-up story she has to share, that our listeners can gain value from in their own entrepreneurial endeavors. Subjects discussed in Podcast include: Fresh n’ Lean’s profitable niche in the food industryAt only 18 when launching this business, did Laureen always want to start her own business?The most important lesson Laureen has learned in her entrepreneurial journeyThe mentors and advisors who were critical to La

Interview with Mario Peshev Author of 126 Steps to Becoming a Successful Entrepreneur The Start-Up world is booming, and levels of entrepreneurship have never been higher. But Before entrepreneurs-to-be dive in, however, Mario Peshev recommends investing in learning what the self-employed experience can be like. You could exchange a 40-hour work week and a steady paycheck for 80 hour work weeks, grinding through sales, managing staff and vendors, and more. Mario Peshev’s no-BS take on startup challenges the fad around becoming an overnight success and projects reality for the first 6-18 months. Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Peshev, who offers strategic tips for entrepreneurs to help mitigate pressures on new entrepreneurs. Mario Peshev (www.mariopeshev.com) is author of 126 Steps, a business advisor and is CEO of DevriX.Subjects include: The “dark side” of entrepreneurshipWhy many aspiring entrepreneurs are more attached to the “dream” vs the reality of owning their own businessMar

Interview with Artisans List Founders Cindy Bogart and Mary Gervais To succeed in home business often requires putting together a community of clients. Through the power of social media and online platforms, you link together a market segment and grow your business from there. As the home business owner, you connect the dots to bring your market together. Today’s podcast guests have “connected the dots” to develop their market segment with impressive multi-channel content. Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Cindy Bogart and Mary Gervais, who are on a mission to incorporate traditional methods and products into today's lifestyle, through their website Artisans List (artisanslist.com) Subjects discussed in Podcast include: Artisans List - an online directory, magazine and community encompassing traditional basicsWhy they created an online directory to target this nicheHow to initially pull clients into a directory listingHow Artisan’s List is connecting consumers with businessesWhat strug

Interview with Franchise Industry Leader Tom DuFore  Have you ever thought of franchising your business? Your business is growing and expanding, and franchising offers a way to channel that growth. Or maybe you’re starting a home business, and with over half of franchises operating home-based, franchises offer great potential. To help us “shine a light” into franchise opportunities, Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Tom DuFore, CEO of Big Sky Franchise team (https://bigskyfranchiseteam.com) Tom DuFore is a franchise industry leader, providing consulting services for all levels of franchise development and marketing. Subjects discussed in Podcast include: What are things someone should look for when buying a franchisee?What are some things that you should avoid in a franchise?What are effective ways to market a home-based franchise business?Why should you franchise your business?If you have a successful business model, when would be a good time to franchise that business?Why are more bu

Interview with Author and Referral Expert Stacey Randall Brown  For decades we have been taught that to receive business referrals we must ask or incentivize to get them. So if you don’t like asking for referrals or generate little to no results from your “asking” – then receiving business referrals is out of your reach. But our guest today throws out this paradigm, and will prove that you can receive referrals without asking and without manipulation. Stacey Brown Randall (StaceyBrownRandall.com) is a contrarian on how to generate business referrals. She has cracked the “no asking” code to generating business referrals. Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Stacey Brown, author of Generating Business Referrals Without Asking, and she shares her philosophy and methodology.  Subjects discussed in Podcast include: What is the true definition of a referral?Why the flawed conventional advice has been "to ask" for referralsWhy does asking for referrals actually hurt your chances to receive refer

Interview with Joshua Jacobs CEO of Youth Sports Franchise TGA Premier Sports Let’s do it for the sake of kids! We’ve all heard this saying, which translates into putting our kids first when it comes to spending time and financial resources. This opens up business opportunities serving markets that serve kids. And one of these dominant markets are youth sports. The youth sports market is booming, such as for tennis, cheerleading, flag football, floor hockey, lacrosse, volleyball and more. To learn more about the youth sports market today, Richard “Capt’n” Henderson and Sherilyn Colleen interview Joshua Jacobs, who founded the Franchise TGA Premier Golf (www.PlayTGA.com) in 2003. Joshua has a wealth of experience on the market and how a home-based entrepreneur can thrive serving kids in youth sports. Subjects discussed in Podcast include: Barriers to entry for a youth and sports participation businessDo you need experience playing a particular sport to be successful in that business?Why are youth sports gravit