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Brad Weimert, founder of Easy Pay Direct, interviews world-class entrepreneurs to explore tactics & strategies to build 8, 9, and 10-figure brands. Learn more at: https://beyondamillion.com/All business is the same… but nobody really feels that way.
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245: He Built the AI Network Big Tech Wants Access To (Followers Don't Matter) with Daniel Faggella (opens the original)
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Today I'm talking to Daniel Faggella, who built and sold a $2 million ecommerce business so he could go all-in on artificial intelligence years before the rest of the business world caught up. Daniel is now the founder of Emerj, an AI research and media company that works with companies like NVIDIA, Google Cloud, and Salesforce. He also hosts the AI in Business podcast, where he's spent years building relationships with the executives responsible for some of the biggest AI investments inside ent
244: How He Uses AI to Generate Millions of Views with Austin Armstrong (opens the original)
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Today I'm talking to Austin Armstrong, a longtime digital marketer, founder of Syllaby and AI Marketing World, and someone who has built millions of followers across social media. Austin has spent more than two decades studying how attention works online, and this conversation is largely about how that's changing with AI. We talk about how he approaches content creation today, why Facebook has become his highest-ROI platform, what actually drives virality, and how he uses AI without fully automa
243: We Spent $50K to Fly Private (Was It Worth It?) with Tom Patterson and Chandler Bolt (opens the original)
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I'm sitting on a private jet with Tom Patterson and Chandler Bolt, and the obvious question comes up: when does this kind of spending actually make sense? Once your business starts producing real money, the decisions don't necessarily get easier. Do you keep pouring everything back into the company? Spend more to save time? Pay for experiences and access to better rooms? Or are you just copying the lifestyle of someone who's ten years ahead of you? We get into the tension between frugality and l
242: She Made Tens of Millions Buying the Neighborhoods Everyone Avoided with Britnie Turner (opens the original)
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Britnie Turner built her real estate career by deliberately going where other investors wouldn't—high-crime neighborhoods, overlooked properties, and land that banks didn't even want to finance. That approach eventually helped her make tens of millions of dollars. But what interested me was why she was willing to make bets that looked irrational to almost everyone around her. Britnie went from waitressing, living in her car, and working for free to becoming one of Nashville's biggest rehabbers,
241: The AI Shift That Will Change How You Run Your Company with Thanh Pham (opens the original)
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Thanh Pham has spent 15 years studying productivity, and over the last five he's gone deep on implementing AI inside real companies. That means he's seen the difference between AI that actually changes how a business operates and AI that simply helps someone finish a task a little faster. That's the problem we dig into. If you're still using AI to shave a few minutes off work you were already doing yourself, you may be missing the bigger shift: changing who does the work in the first place. We t
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