The Boss Life Podcast Stefanie Peters

Is it even possible to be a snowbird before 40 in a world where the term itself is almost associated with retirement? Our powerhouse couple guests did just that in their 30s. Zach and Holly Overcashier own and operate the superfoods company Elderwise Organics. Driven by their motto, “Enjoy the journey,” the Overcashiers work hard running two businesses and a thriving family while making sure they’re paying attention to living in the present moment. In this conversation, they tell us exactly how it is possible for someone to become a self-employed snowbird and enjoy being so while still at their prime. Enjoy the episode and be inspired!

Real estate is like the Wild West out there with so many players on the field. Can it really be your blueprint to design the life you dreamed of with all the competition? Today’s guest believes you can! In this episode, Tavia Rogerson, a multi-business owner, real estate investor, trainer, and award-winning mentor, takes us into her real estate adventure in Florida. The huge pivot in her life started with leaving the corporate world to seek the true freedom she needed. Tavia’s game plan led her toward that through real estate, and today, she’s passionate about helping and inspiring others to take that big leap into their greatest chapter yet. What are you waiting for? Tune in to this episode and learn from Tavia about how she lives a boss life!
 

For more than a decade, Connor Steinbrook made a fortune playing poker professionally, but everything went to dust when the game was shut down in 2011. Not letting his massive losses pull him down, he achieved his ultimate breakthrough by becoming a full-time real estate investor. In this episode, Connor joins Stefanie Peters and Ben Peters to share his inspiring story of going broke to becoming a powerful rebound boss. He opens up on what it is like to be in a dark place full of debt to unlocking multiple income sources through wholesaling, flipping, rentals, notes, mobile homes, and other profit-rich assets. 
 

Sales growth is one of the biggest goals any business owner wants to achieve consistently. But growing in terms of sales and revenue isn’t always easy. For some, it can be the most daunting aspect of business. But not for Jarrod Glandt, President of Grant Cardone Enterprises and host of the Young Hustlers podcast. Jarrod has been Cardone’s right hand man for 12 years and counting, where he grew the company’s revenue from $2 million a year to well over nine figures. Jarrod’s sales expertise is unquestionable, so tune in to learn more about how to grow your sales with confidence and concrete results!

How do you know you’re succeeding in real estate? A lot of times, it’s when you feel bored. Seriously! Being bored means you’re winning in that asset class you’re sticking to. Jason Rash encourages us to embrace that boredom and benefit from the cashflow that comes with it. A lot of people end up giving up on real estate because they jump from one asset class to another until they get overwhelmed. Jason tells his audiences the opposite: stick to one asset and make your money go to work for you! Now, many people would disagree with Jason, but he loves being this polarizing guy who lets his money do the talking for him. Tune in and decide for yourself whether he’s crazy or he’s onto something!

Temperatures will fall below zero and yet people will still line up around the block to pick some ice cream for $13 a pint. It’s pure craziness at first glance, but only until you realize just how good A to Z Creamery is. Zach Vraa makes sure that they’re only using the finest of ingredients and that everything is homemade and handmade. What Zach lacks in quantity, he makes up for in quality. What he lacks in scalability, he makes up for scarcity and FOMO. This is what makes his business model so unique and successful that it enabled him to quit his sales job to make ice cream full time. Zach’s story powerfully demonstrates that passion can be turned into profits and you can use it to design your best life. It’s also a reminder that when trying to create a successful business, bigger isn’t always better. Learn more about his story and pick up important lessons that you can apply in your own Boss Life journey!