Jake Jorgovan has been accused of being over-optimistic, but he seems to be doing just fine living in his glass-half-full world. He's traveling the world, literally, while building a fabulous business, and he has plans for the future to bring his brand to the forefront to have an impact on thousands and maybe more.

Jake thrives on helping others start their own creative freelance businesses, and he hopes to focus more on this in the future, but for now he knows he does occasionally have to do the jobs that still pay most of the bills. He's hoping to invest in some property abroad, but plans to continue working with clients in the USA, whether they know he's out of the country or not!

Jake shares about his travels, and how he balances traveling with work. He may have a strange sleep schedule, but he puts in plenty of hard work hours! He rewards himself with some play time in the evenings and rarely works longer than 8 hours a day.

In this episode, Jake shares candidly how he loves to hate and hates to love what he is doing now and what he has planned for the future. You'll be jealous of this world-traveler and wanting to start your own company if you haven't already done so by the time this episode is finished!

Jake Jorgovan got started with his company quite by accident. How? Well, he’ll share that with you in today’s episode, but we’ve got a surprise in store for you! I’ll give you just a bit of a hint: Jake’s not in the USA when he does this interview, and he hasn’t been for quite some time!

Jake has a very unique approach to his business and he shares his business model with us as well as what has motivated him to use this particular model. He lives a mostly stress-free lifestyle as well as just being able to go with the flow. See why in this first episode!

TLS Learning is growing and making a difference in people's lives, and that's just how owner Tara Bryan wants it. She wants to continue to think out of the box and go beyond the status quo when it comes to delivering results for her clients.

She loves the freedom that entrepreneurship can bring, because she knows it means every day she gets to do what she loves and create her own direction.

Tara wants to continue to grow, but she wants to keep that lifestyle of peace that allows her to put her family and kids first. She enjoys her freedom to attend school events and looks to the future where she can spend even more time on the business.

She wants to make it to the million-dollar mark, but not at the cost of her freedom and family lifestyle. Join us as she shares her three key strategies and why she hates cubicles!

Tara has plans to grow beyond where she has been the past eight years, but she admits she's going to need a few more people on her payroll to get it accomplished.

She structures her whole business day around her three children and she loves what she does, even the challenging things. Come along as we learn how she's working to change from working IN the company to working ON it.

Tara Bryan was working in the corporate world and wanted to make a bigger impact. To do so, she decided to work her own consulting business part-time in the evenings. After a couple of years of that, she decided to get rid of her safety net and go full-time.

After quitting her corporate job, she was thrilled to find out how organically her business grew and although today it's still just her and some full-time subcontractors, it's just the way she wants it!

Austin White-Pentony is driven. There's no doubt about it. As he's still deeply involved in his young business, he's also attending college and attempting to find a way to balance the two as well as get a day off every now and then.

He shares a bit about their corporate buy back system as well as who has inspired him and what book he loves. Today he shares frankly about the things he would have done differently from the beginning!

Austin has plans for the future of Tech Bank and he hopes to include franchising as a possibility. Although they are gearing up for a big September and October with a new iPhone launch, Austin also believes they will reach a major milestone in sales yet this summer.

Join us as we chat about why he hopes his role will be changing soon and what that might entail. He's a pessimist and he's not afraid to admit it in this candid look at the future of Tech Bank.

Austin is still very involved in a business that really is less than a year old, but he has plans for the future. He's focusing on the selling operations right now, but he plans to get more employees so he can share the wealth of work available to him.

He wants to limit inconsistencies and fires that need to be put out, but still be able to work around his demanding school schedule. They are gearing up for a busy season when the new iPhone comes out and he'll share how many devices he expects they will take in during that time.