1459: Strategy Isn't a PowerPoint: It's the Soul of Your Business w/ Marc Roberts

Marc Roberts, a leader with over 40 years of experience in building and scaling global organizations, joins the show to deliver a masterclass in creating businesses that last. He breaks down the true meaning of "strategy," moving it from a vague buzzword to a concrete roadmap centered on your business's "North Star." This episode is a must-listen for any entrepreneur feeling stuck on a growth plateau or looking to build a company with real, lasting value that's attractive for a future acquisition. Marc reveals why value is built through people and decisive execution, not just spreadsheets, and shares the foundational principles to achieve strategic clarity and operational excellence.💡 What You'll Take Away For YOUR Business🚀 How to define your business's "North Star" to create a constant, guiding vision for your entire team.📈 The "Y=X³ Curve" concept: Identify if your business is stuck on a growth plateau and what strategic steps to take to break through to the next level.🤝 Why involving your team in strategy creation is the non-negotiable secret to successful execution (and how to do it right).💰 The 5 key ingredients private equity firms and acquirers look for in a business before they invest or buy.⛓️ How to build a resilient supply chain strategy with primary and secondary options to navigate modern economic disruptions.🎯 The critical difference between strategy (the roadmap) and tactics (the steps), and why you need both to succeed.⚙️ Why a robust financial system that provides foresight—not just hindsight—is a game-changer for making real-time business decisions.📝 About Marc Roberts Marc Roberts brings over 40 years of leadership experience across engineering, operations, M&A, and executive management. He is the founder of Roberts Value Partners, where he works directly with owners, boards, and CEOs to deliver strategic clarity and executional excellence. Having led global organizations and partnered with founders and investors, Marc’s philosophy is that real, lasting value is built through people, strong relationships, and decisive execution. His unique perspective is shaped by a career dedicated to optimizing complex operations and helping businesses scale with confidence.🎯 Marc’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs "You need to make sure you truly understand the soul of your business so that you can convey that to the people that you're looking to engage."📢 Memorable Quotes“Strategy is the fundamental foundation that every business needs if it's looking to be successful and not just happenstance.” – Marc Roberts“Oftentimes people will want to come in and come up to the plate and they want to hit a home run every time. And that's not what this is about. This is about taking little pieces and taking little steps... and compound that to ultimately achieving what you need to do.” – Marc Roberts“Failure is the biggest opportunity of learning. So you can't look at it as a roadblock. You got to be able to go through that process in order to really punch through.” – Marc Roberts🔗 Links & ResourcesVisit Roberts Value Partners’ websiteConnect with Marc on LinkedInFollow Roberts Value Partners on LinkedIn

Do you ever feel like every sales call is an uphill battle, forcing you to prove your worth from scratch in just 30 minutes? What if your prospects showed up already knowing, liking, and trusting you? In this Solo Sunday episode, Brian pulls back the curtain on what he calls the most underutilized (and most effective) strategy in business: pre-positioning. Drawing a powerful lesson from digital marketing OG Frank Kern, Brian breaks down how the way you’re framed before an interaction completely changes the outcome. This isn't just theory; it's about transforming every touchpoint—from your Calendly link to your first email—into a powerful experience that pre-sells your value, builds instant authority, and turns cold leads into warm prospects who can't wait to work with you.✨ Why This Matters for YouPre-positioning is the secret to making your sales process feel less like a pitch and more like a collaboration:It stops you from having to prove your competence on every call; your prospects arrive already believing in your expertise.It leverages confirmation bias in your favor, priming people to see the best in you and your services.It differentiates you immediately from competitors who rely on generic, automated booking processes.It allows sales calls to be focused on high-level strategy and connection, not basic fact-finding.It creates a "wow" experience that serves your prospects with massive value before they ever pay you a dime.📝 Key TakeawaysControl the Narrative. Pre-positioning is the art of intentionally shaping someone's perception of you before you ever interact directly. Don't leave their first impression to chance.Your Booking Process is a Marketing Opportunity. Default calendar notifications are a massive missed opportunity. Use that space between booking and the actual call to serve, educate, and build trust.Serve, Don't Sell. By providing value upfront—through videos, case studies, or resource "goodie bags"—you shift the dynamic from a sales pitch to a generous act of service.Onboard Your Universe. Onboarding shouldn't start after someone becomes a client. It begins the moment they enter your world. Create an experience for anyone who schedules a call or sends an email.Human Nature is Your Ally. People naturally look for evidence to support what they already believe (confirmation bias). Give them a positive story to believe in, and they'll help you prove it's true.🚀 Put It Into ActionThis week, conduct a "pre-positioning audit" of your business:Go through the process of booking a call with yourself. What is the experience like? Is it a generic confirmation, or does it begin a relationship?What’s one piece of value you can create and send to a prospect before your next call? This could be a short personal video, a helpful FAQ sheet, or your best case study.Identify the top 3 questions prospects have before talking to you. Brainstorm how you can answer those questions before the call ever happens.🔗 Stay ConnectedSubscribe to the show so you never miss an episodeConnect with Brian on Instagram @imetbrianShare this episode with a fellow entrepreneur who needs to make their sales process more effective and enjoyable

Tired of hearing about AI as a fun toy? In this episode, we get down to business with AI transformation expert John Bush. John demystifies the world of AI, cutting through the hype of "shiny object syndrome" to reveal how entrepreneurs can use these powerful tools for what actually matters: creating operational leverage and driving real revenue. This episode is a masterclass in shifting your mindset from simply prompting AI to deploying it as an active, "agentic" part of your team. John shares his framework for identifying the highest-value AI opportunities in any business, explaining how you can automate complex workflows, reduce your tech stack, and train your team to stay ahead of the curve.💡 What You'll Take Away For YOUR Business🚀 How to replace a third of your expensive tech stack with a single $20 AI subscription by building your own custom tools.💰 The two key areas (operational leverage & revenue) where AI delivers measurable business results instead of just being a distraction.🤖 Why "agentic" AI is a game-changer for automating the messy, real-world business processes that rigid software can't handle.🔎 A proven framework for auditing your business to uncover the hidden gold mines of AI opportunities that will have the biggest impact.📈 How to train your entire team to become "2x employees" and identify the "10x AI champions" who will drive innovation.🛡️ A cybersecurity expert’s take on AI risks—and why not using AI is the biggest threat to your business.🧠 Why you need to stop chasing shiny new tools and instead master one of the two leading AI ecosystems (OpenAI or Claude) to achieve true expertise.📝 About John Bush John Bush is the founder of Wave4, an AI transformation partner that helps businesses get tangible results with AI. With a background as a cybersecurity consultant at KPMG, John brings a unique, enterprise-level perspective to the fast-moving world of AI. He saw the transformative power of AI firsthand and pivoted to help businesses move beyond the hype and implement practical, results-driven solutions. John's expertise lies in combining deep technical knowledge with a business-first approach to create operational leverage and drive revenue for his clients.🎯 John’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs "Lean into these tools as much as you possibly can... AI is going to be the competitive differentiator of the next decade."📢 Memorable Quotes“Basically, if you have work that you do on your computer now, AI should either be helping you or doing it for you.” – John Bush“The bigger risk is you not using them and your business getting left behind… dominated by an AI-powered competitor at this point.” – John Bush“I say this all the time, this is the worst that they're ever going to be.” – John Bush🔗 Links & ResourcesVisit Wave4’s websiteConnect with John on LinkedInFollow Wave4 on LinkedIn

In this masterclass on execution, serial entrepreneur and CEO Sean Moriarty breaks down the no-excuses mindset that took him from a difficult past to building a multi-business empire. Sean reveals the secret to his success across vastly different industries—from construction with Tectum Roofing to tech with WeBookGuides—isn't magic, it's a replicable system built on discipline, data, and service. For any wantrepreneur feeling stuck or any entrepreneur feeling stretched thin, this episode is a powerful blueprint for scaling your vision. You'll learn how to turn personal experience into scalable processes, leverage AI as your greatest learning tool, and build a business (or three) that fuels your life, not consumes it.💡 What You'll Take Away For YOUR Business🚀 How to turn personal struggle and pain points into the fuel for your entrepreneurial fire.⚙️ The universal "business skeleton" you can replicate to scale multiple companies, even in completely different industries and business models.⏰ Why the "I don't have time" excuse is holding you back and how to structure your day like a high-performance CEO who still has time for family.🤖 How to leverage AI as a powerful learning tool to build complex tech platforms and empower your team, even if you’re not a tech expert.🤝 The "hire slow, fire quick" philosophy for building a loyal, high-performing team that can grow and diversify with your company.📈 Why focusing on creating systems around your biggest customer and internal pain points is the fastest path to sustainable scale.💰 How to shift from a "contractor" or "freelancer" mindset to a "business owner" mindset that attracts high-value opportunities and operates professionally.📝 About Sean Moriarty Sean Moriarty is a serial entrepreneur, CEO, and the author of Million Dollar Roofer. He is the founder of Tectum Roofing, a high-revenue construction company; Executive Roof Coach, an educational platform for contractors; and WeBookGuides, a custom-built marketplace connecting fishing guides with clients. Sean specializes in turning real-world experiences into scalable, data-driven systems that drive growth. His unique journey from a challenging past to founding successful companies in construction, education, and tech gives him a powerful, no-excuses perspective on what it truly takes to build an empire through discipline and relentless execution.🎯 Sean’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs "The goal is not to design something that works a hundred percent at the beginning. The goal is to design something that you can start to tweak and make work... dive face first."📢 Memorable Quotes “You're not a failure until you quit.” – Sean Moriarty“My goal is not to eliminate people in my company. My goal is to make my estimators, my project managers, my coaches, everybody perform at a better level, a more informative level with less work.” – Sean Moriarty“I could have five thousand dollars or five million in the bank, I still show up with my passion every single day.” – Sean Moriarty🔗 Links & ResourcesVisit The Executive Roof Coach’s websiteVisit WeBookGuides’ websiteConnect with Sean on LinkedInFollow The Executive Roof Coach on LinkedInFollow WeBookGuides on LinkedIn

Are you tempted by the promise of AI building your business in minutes? In this episode, software engineer and Physie founder Daniel Veenkamp dispels the hype around "vibe coding" and makes a powerful case for building with patience and intention. Daniel shares his journey from a "disgruntled employee" at a personal training platform to creating his own solution, Physie, which reimagines how workouts are programmed, tracked, and shared. This episode is a masterclass in building a sustainable, high-quality product, offering a refreshing perspective on avoiding the "churn and burn" startup mindset and focusing on long-term value. For any wantrepreneur or entrepreneur in the tech space, Daniel’s insights on product development, monetization, and strategic patience are pure gold.💡 What You'll Take Away For YOUR BusinessThe Founder’s Origin Story: How to transform frustrations with your industry’s existing tools into a powerful and innovative business idea.Quality Over Speed: Understand the hidden dangers of AI-generated code, from massive security vulnerabilities to a complete lack of product depth.The Power of "Desirable Difficulty": Learn why embracing the hard work of building your product from the ground up gives you an unbeatable competitive advantage and a deeper understanding of your system.Innovative Monetization: Discover a business model that rewards your power users and creators for growing their business on your platform, rather than punishing them for it.Strategic Patience: Why rejecting the typical tech hype cycle and focusing on slow, intentional growth can lead to a more sustainable and successful company.Building a Moat with Intentionality: Learn how to create a palpable "texture of quality" in your product that users can feel, setting you apart from hastily-built competitors.When to FINALLY Launch: Hear a founder’s thought process on moving from beta to a live product and overcoming the engineering desire for perfection.📝 About Daniel Veenkamp Daniel Veenkamp is a software engineer with over a decade of experience across the finance, medical, and education industries. Now, he's the founder of Physie, a platform that intelligently rethinks workout programming and sharing for athletes and coaches. Daniel’s unique perspective comes from sitting at the intersection of deep technical expertise and obsessive problem-solving. He doesn’t just build software; he studies real-world workflows to create intuitive, scalable systems that solve genuine problems for his users, making him a powerful voice for building products with integrity and long-term vision.🎯 Daniel’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs "Have patience and resist the urge to vibe code... for something that's going to be lasting and not problematic in the future, just have diligence."📢 Memorable Quotes"No one wants to use my software, right? What they want is something that tracks their workouts and allows them to continue to see progress... So how do I get as out of their way as possible? And that doesn't come from just, you know, let me spawn this thing in three days and see what happens.""There's a level of intentionality that you can feel, it's almost like a texture of the software... I think there's a really palpable level of intentionality that you feel when you use software that's been written well."🔗 Links & ResourcesVisit Physie’s websiteConnect with Daniel on LinkedInFollow Physie on LinkedIn

In this episode, Brian sits down with Connor McCormick, the founder and CEO of Percheron AI, a trailblazing company bringing “agentic AI” to the legal industry. Connor shares his journey from a machine learning engineer to an entrepreneur, detailing the pivots and iterations—from AI consulting to micro private equity—that led him to build an AI co-pilot that helps attorneys prepare for litigation faster and more accurately. This episode is a masterclass for any wantrepreneur or entrepreneur looking to break into a traditional industry with a tech solution. Connor pulls back the curtain on how to build trust in a skeptical market, the importance of a rapid "time-to-value" loop, and how to leverage a diverse career path as your greatest entrepreneurial asset.💡 What You'll Take Away For YOUR BusinessHow to use a consulting model to discover and validate a scalable product idea directly with your target customers.Why "agentic AI" is the next frontier, and how building systems with internal checks and balances can overcome major user objections like "hallucinations."The go-to-market strategy for entering a traditional, skeptical industry by focusing on security, privacy, and building trust from day one.How a diverse career across engineering, product, and sales can become your secret weapon as a solo founder, giving you the confidence to learn and execute on any business function.The power of the "fail fast" mentality: why trying multiple business ideas and knowing when to pull the plug is a critical skill for finding the one that works.How to shorten your "time-to-value loop" by getting user feedback as quickly as possible to ensure you're not wasting time building something nobody wants.The Ironman mindset in business: how endurance, iteration, and a willingness to "pound the rock" are essential for entrepreneurial success.📝 About Connor McCormickConnor McCormick is the founder and CEO of Percheron AI, an agentic AI co-pilot that helps attorneys prepare for litigation. With two AI-focused degrees and a decade of experience building real-world AI systems, Connor has a rich background spanning engineering, product, sales, and marketing at companies ranging from seed-stage startups to Fortune 500 enterprises. His journey showcases a relentless drive for learning and iteration, making him the perfect guide for entrepreneurs looking to leverage deep technical expertise to solve real-world problems.🎯 Connor’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs"Be like water." Connor’s most impactful advice is to remain adaptable and fluid in the face of the countless obstacles you'll encounter in business and life.📢 Memorable Quotes“I've jumped around enough to be confident in my ability to just learn what I need to learn in order to succeed in that domain.” – Connor McCormick“Percheron isn't meant to automate the job of an attorney. It's just to make it go a lot faster because in any given day...six of those hours are just like reading through documents, trying to find a needle in a haystack.” – Connor McCormick"One of the best things you can do to ensure your success is making sure you're keeping that time-to-value loop as short as possible, making sure that you build something and then you get feedback on it as quickly as possible." – Connor McCormick🔗 Links & ResourcesVisit Percheron AI’s websiteConnect with Connor on LinkedInFollow Percheron AI on LinkedIn

In a world buzzing with AI hype, how do you build a truly valuable, scalable business? Dylan Hughes, a full-stack engineer turned founder, reveals the blueprint with his company, Aestim.ai. He joins the show to break down how he and his two co-founders are building an AI-powered tax compliance platform with the goal of becoming a $10 million+ company. This episode is a masterclass in combining deep industry expertise with cutting-edge AI to create a lean, powerful, and disruptive startup. Dylan provides a refreshingly honest take on what AI is actually good for, how to leverage it for internal processes, and the mindset required to transition from building products to building a business.💡 What You'll Take Away For YOUR BusinessLean Team, Massive Vision: Discover the framework for building a $10 million+ company with a core team of just three experts by leveraging AI as a force multiplier.The AI "Special Sauce": Understand how to use AI for what it's best at—like context loading and classification—to solve niche industry problems that humans can't tackle at scale.Strategic Market Entry: Learn why Astim chose to sell to accounting firms instead of directly to businesses, and how you can apply their logic of finding the best feedback loop for your own startup.Beyond the Hype: Get a technical founder's honest perspective on AI's current limitations and where its true power lies (it's not what you think).The Power of "Vibe Coding": Hear how non-technical founders can contribute to building internal tools and how to know when to experiment versus when to build scalable systems.The Founder's Journey: Learn why the entrepreneurial path is invaluable, even if it doesn't work out, and how the skills you gain make you a more powerful asset in any environment.📝 About Dylan Hughes Dylan Hughes is a full-stack engineer and the founder of Aestim.ai, an AI-powered business personal property tax compliance platform. With a background as a founding engineer at Prefect, a popular open-source workflow orchestration framework, Dylan brings a deep understanding of both high-level software architecture and practical AI application. His unique perspective combines technical mastery with a sharp focus on solving real-world business problems, making him an expert on building lean, AI-first companies designed for massive impact.🎯 Dylan’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs "Spreadsheets aren't real." This is a reminder that while experiments are necessary, you must recognize the moment a process becomes a core, load-bearing part of your business and invest the time to turn it into a scalable, reliable system.📢 Memorable Quotes"You want to make the least bad decision...the best decision that you have with the information you have at the moment that preserves the most optionality later." – Dylan Hughes"If it doesn't work out, first of all, there's always another opportunity on the horizon. And second, even if you go back to the corporate world, you've learned so much that you've become so much more valuable." – Dylan Hughes"We think of everything as sort of like AI forward...if we were going to hire an additional person, they would essentially have to be coming on to build out an entirely new product in the business." – Dylan Hughes🔗 Links & ResourcesVisit Aestim.ai’s websiteConnect with Dylan on LinkedInFollow Aestim.ai on LinkedIn

Ever feel like one piece of criticism, a slow week, or a disappointing result makes you question everything you’re building? In this short but powerful episode, Brian shares a perspective-shifting reminder inspired by something unexpected: even the Egyptian pyramids have one-star reviews. From a simple dentist visit to a deeper realization about feedback, rejection, and progress, this episode reframes how you interpret the ups and downs of entrepreneurship—and why you might actually be further along than you think. ✨ Why This Matters for YouThis episode isn’t about reviews—it’s about perspective: No matter how great you are, you will never please everyone.  Negative feedback isn’t a sign you’re failing—it’s proof you’re in the arena.  The problems you have today are often the ones you once dreamed of having.  Perspective is the difference between quitting and continuing. 📝 Key TakeawaysEven the Best Get Criticized. If one of the Seven Wonders of the World gets one-star reviews, so will your business, your content, and your work.You Can’t Build for Everyone. Trying to avoid criticism is a losing game—focus on serving the people who resonate with you.You’re Living a Past Version of Your Dreams. The opportunities, challenges, and even frustrations you have today are things you once wished for.Feedback Should Inform You—Not Define You. Take what’s useful, ignore what’s not, and keep moving forward.Rejection Is a Sign of Progress. No proposals, no feedback, no comments? That means you’re not even in the game.Perspective Fuels Consistency. When you zoom out and see how far you’ve come, it becomes much easier to keep going.🚀 Put It Into ActionUse this perspective shift in your own journey: The next time you face criticism or rejection, pause and zoom out.  Ask yourself: “Would the version of me from a year ago be proud of this moment?”  Separate emotional reaction from objective learning.  Remind yourself: you’re in the arena—that’s what matters.  Challenge yourself: reframe one current frustration into something you once dreamed of. 🔗 Stay Connected Subscribe so you don’t miss upcoming episodes and conversations with incredible entrepreneurs  Get a FREE paperback copy of Brian’s book OPERATE! → Email [email protected] to claim yours  Connect with Brian on Instagram: @imetbrian Share this episode with someone who needs a reminder to zoom out and keep going

Ever feel like your unconventional career path is a liability? In this episode, Ryan Dau proves it's your greatest asset. From the Air Force Academy and Amazon Studios to becoming the "operational optimizer" for financial advisors, Ryan's journey is a masterclass in leveraging diverse experiences. He shares how his time leading teams in different countries and industries gave him a unique lens to solve problems others miss.This episode is packed with value for any entrepreneur feeling overwhelmed by operational chaos or struggling to stand out. Ryan breaks down why "niching down" is the single most powerful strategy for streamlining your business, attracting dream clients, and building a brand that resonates. You'll learn how to transform your operations from a time-suck into a well-oiled machine that supports the life you actually want to live.💡 What You'll Take Away For YOUR Business🚀 How to reframe your "nonlinear" career path as a feature, not a bug, and use it to connect ideas that competitors miss.🎯 Why niching down isn't about limiting your customer pool—it's about streamlining your marketing, operations, and expertise to become an industry authority.🤖 How to leverage technology and AI as a collaborator to build your business faster and more efficiently, especially as a solo founder.🧠 The mindset shift required to reclaim your time and focus on 10x growth activities instead of getting trapped in the day-to-day grind.🤝 Why partnering for your weaknesses is crucial for scaling and how to build a "fractional C-suite" to accelerate growth without the full-time cost.🗓️ How to design your business operations around your ideal life, not the other way around (like one of Ryan's clients who takes six months off a year).📈 The difference between building a business that’s "everything to everyone" (like Walmart) versus a specialized service that commands authority and loyalty.📝 About Ryan DauRyan Dau is an Air Force Academy graduate, a veteran, and the founder of Reframe RIA. He is the operational optimizer for emerging financial advisor firms, helping them transform into scalable, technology-enabled businesses. Drawing from a diverse background that includes product management, software development, and even a stint at Amazon Studios, Ryan brings a unique, cross-functional perspective to solving operational bottlenecks. He is passionate about freeing up entrepreneurs from administrative chaos so they can get back to serving clients and living the life they set out to create.🎯 Ryan’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs"Be different and lean into those differences."📢 Memorable Quotes“My nonlinear path is actually a feature, not a bug… It gives me the ability to see problems from multiple angles, to borrow solutions from different industries, and really connect ideas that others will miss.” – Ryan Dau“In a service-based business, if you appeal to everyone, you appeal to no one. And I want people to lean into what makes them different.” – Ryan Dau“Once you get a taste of [entrepreneurship], once you see the progress that you can make in such a short time, not with the constraints of an organization, it's tough to go back to.” – Ryan Dau🔗 Links & ResourcesVisit Reframe RIA’s websiteConnect with Ryan on LinkedInFollow Reframe RIA on LinkedInFollow Reframe RIA on YouTube

Tired of juggling a dozen different apps to manage your finances, schedules, and to-do lists? In this episode, we sit down with Jabari Pulliam, a software developer with over 20 years of experience in Silicon Valley, who turned a personal need into a revolutionary platform. Jabari is the founder of Deena, a household management application designed to bring all the complexities of domestic life under one roof. He shares the powerful story of how personal life events, including getting married and the tragic loss of his father, revealed a massive gap in the market for a collaborative, secure, and all-in-one household platform. This episode is a masterclass in building a business from a place of genuine need, challenging the "minimum viable product" mindset, and creating a category of one where you have no competition.💡 What You'll Take Away For YOUR BusinessWhy to Build a Platform, Not Just a Product: Learn Jabari’s strategy for avoiding the "race to the bottom" by creating an integrated platform instead of a single-feature app, making his business defensible and unique from day one.The Anti-MVP Approach: Discover why Jabari believes focusing too much on an MVP can make you think too small and how executing a grander vision from the start can attract users who see the true value.Designing for Collaboration: Get insights into the unique challenges and opportunities of building a product for multiple users (like a family) instead of a single consumer, and how this can become your biggest competitive advantage.Leveraging Your Network for Critical Feedback: How Jabari created his own "customer advisory board" of friends and family to get honest, early-stage feedback that was crucial for refining the user experience.From Developer to Marketer: Hear how a technical founder is navigating the shift from building the product to telling its story and acquiring customers—a journey every entrepreneur must take.📝 About Jabari PulliamJabari Pulliam is a seasoned software developer and the visionary founder of Deena, a comprehensive household management application. With over two decades of experience building scalable systems for major Silicon Valley companies, Jabari brings a wealth of technical expertise to the entrepreneurial world. He was driven to create Deena after realizing that no existing tools could effectively manage the shared financial and logistical complexities of his new marriage. Jabari’s unique perspective as both an expert technologist and an end-user gives him a powerful edge in creating a product that truly works as hard as the people using it.🎯 Jabari’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs"Understand yourself and understand the value that you want to add to the world... when you have that at the core of what you do and what you build, then the rest doesn't matter. You don't have any competition because you are implementing your path and the value that you can provide to the world."📢 Memorable Quotes"I feel that focusing too much on an MVP makes you often think too small... I wanted to focus on Deena as a Household platform." – Jabari Pulliam"If you just build a personal finance app and release it, then you're competing against every other personal finance app... it becomes a race to the bottom." – Jabari Pulliam🔗 Links & ResourcesVisit Deena’s websiteConnect with Jabari on LinkedInFollow Deena on LinkedInFollow Deena on Instagram