Entrepreneur Perspectives

Life settlements and life causes. Eric welcomes Jamie Mendelsohn to this episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives. In this episode they talk about the Life Settlement Market, The Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation, and the Florida Gators.

Jamie Mendelsohn is the EVP of the Ashar Group in Orlando, Florida. Ashar Group is a life settlement and insurance policy appraisal company. Jamie is involved in joint work with CFP, CPA, Insurance Agents, Estate Planning Attorneys, Trust Managers and Banks. Jamie brings perspective of someone who helps advisors and families monetize existing insurance and annuity assets. She adds value to the firms she works with by providing education and back office support of the Life Settlement Market. And because of that, any business owner, insurance advisor, or individual can learn from Jamie. 

Eric also questions Jamie on leaving your ego at the door, giving back, and advice for an up and coming insurance advisor. As always, Eric fires shots at his guest about the books she is reading, her most important phone app, and her favorite sports team. 

A big dose of motivation. Eric welcomes former pro football player, Andrew Johnson to this episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives. In this episode they talk about overcoming obstacles, gaming, and the Canadian Football League. 

Andrew Johnson is the founder of Supreme Level Media. He currently lives in Toronto, Canada. Andrew brings the perspective of a former athlete, current entrepreneur, and motivationalist and you can use his experiences and inspiration to help with your business. And because of that, any business owner or entrepreneur can learn from Andrew. 

Eric also questions Andrew on social media in business, disruption in football, and how to successfully make a career change. As always, Eric fires shots at his guest about the books he is reading, his most important phone app, and his Super Bowl (and Grey Cup) prediction. 

Disruption can happen to any business. And the confusing health insurance market explained. Eric welcomes Kyle Romanat to this episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives. In this episode they talk about choosing the right health insurance plan, disruption in business, and the United States Navy.

Kyle Romanat is the founder of Health Market Genius. Health Market Genius is designed to help people evaluate and choose health insurance plans. Kyle has been a health insurance agent for 20 years.

He currently lives in Charlotte, North Carolina with his wife and 4 children. Kyle brings the perspective of someone who has been disrupted in business, but never skipped a beat. With disruption happening at a rapid rate across many industries, you can absolutely learn from Kyle on how to pick up the pieces and build something better. He is a business owner who has a clear vision and goal. And because of that, any business owner or entrepreneur can learn from Kyle. With his expertise in the health insurance market, Kyle can also help you navigate the healthcare marketplace.

Eric also questions Kyle on making adjustments in business, the Christian Healthcare Plan, and how he got to where he is today. As always, Eric fires shots at his guest about the books he is reading, his most important phone app, and his Super Bowl prediction. 

Outside the world of 9-5. Eric welcomes Shane Larson to this episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives. In this episode they talk about creating content, the side hustle, and The Ohio State Buckeyes. 

Shane Larson is the founder of The Gametime Guru. The Gametime Guru is a content platform all about delivering a panoramic view on sports. 

Shane lives in Meridian, Idaho with his wife and kid. Not only does Shane have a full time job, but he also has a love for the side hustle. Shane brings the perspective of someone within the business world who has a vision and a goal. And because of that, any business owner or entrepreneur can learn from Shane, The Gametime Guru. He provides great knowledge on creating content within a productive routine, being passionate about what you do, and of course sports.

Eric also questions Shane on the future of audio, unique ways to make extra cash, and Boise State’s blue field. As always, Eric fires shots at his guest about the books he is reading, his most important phone app, and his Super Bowl prediction. 

Building your business through content marketing. This is a unique episode where instead of having a guest, it will be John Priore, a social media producer at KazSource and Eric Kasimov talking in a freestyle episode about different topics that will help you as an entrepreneur build and protect your business. In this episode we discuss content marketing, what we’ve learned from previous podcasts, and social media engagement.

This freestyle episode is completely unscripted. At the core of this episode is what we do—helping you build and protect your business — with a focus on marketing. The perspectives we bring on the current state of content marketing and the ways you can begin creating unique content are going to help any business owner. 

Creating the world’s first natural awareness beverage. Eric welcomes Thomas Walker to this episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives. In this episode they talk about energy drinks, leaving your day job, and building a brand.

Thomas Walker is the co-founder of Mettā Beverage Corporation. Thomas runs the branding, graphic design, and culture at Mettā Beverage Corp. He also manages the legal affairs of the business. Thomas lives in Vancouver, Canada. Thomas provides a simplistic approach to building a brand in today’s confusing entrepreneurial landscape. The perspectives he brings as a brand builder, former lawyer, and passionate entrepreneur are perspectives that will help any business owner.

Eric also questions Thomas on marketing in the crowded beverage industry, what makes Mettā so unique, and his views on fitness. As always, Eric fires shots at his guest about the books he is reading, his most important phone app, and his favorite team. 

The show is based around the perspectives of an entrepreneur and this entrepreneur is full of ambition and simplicity. 

About Mettā: The drink is designed to heighten awareness, reduce fatigue, and improve performance. Mettā is made from natural herbal extracts and does not contain any artificial additives, stimulants or refined sugars.

Changing the game of basketball. Eric welcomes Dominique Lawrence to this episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives. In this episode they talk about building a ref business, the value of 1, and the game of basketball.

Dominique Lawrence is the owner of Always Official and CSO at Reach Socks. He goes by the name Domo and lives in Salem, Oregon. Domo is an inspiring individual that wants to change the game of basketball for the better. He is not your traditional referee and that is obvious when you hear him share his perspectives. Domo is the type of entrepreneur that anyone can learn from and be motivated by—and at the same time, Domo is a non stop learner.

Eric also questions Domo on the future of officials, his view on “super teams” in the NBA, and the future of audio. As always, Eric fires shots at his guest about the books he is reading, his most important phone app, and since this show is centered around basketball, his prediction on the 2017-18 NBA Championship. 

Build trusted relationships to build your business. Eric welcomes David Yoder to this episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives. In this episode they talk about relating to people, F3, and Coach K.

David Yoder is a Managing Parter at Abiding Wealth Advisors where he functions as a Registered Investment Advisor (RIA) that immerses himself into the needs of his clients. David lives in Pinehurst, North Carolina with his wife and three kids. Besides being an avid Duke Blue Devils’ fan, he brings perspective of a financial services business owner who understands how to connect with people and build long lasting relationships. David’s activity and reasons behind how and why he does what he does will help any business owner or entrepreneur. 

Eric also questions David on disruption in the financial service industry, the recent college basketball scandals, and marketing today compared to 10 years ago. As always, Eric fires shots at his guest about the books he is reading, his most important phone apps, and of course his Super Bowl prediction. 

A Renaissance man and fitness trainer all-in-one. Eric welcomes Zachary Hooks to this episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives. In this episode they talk about the art in athlete, culture, and New York City.

Zach is a performance sport coach in The Big Apple and loves all things New York. He brings the perspective of a fitness trainer who understands that bettering yourself is needed to achieve growth. Zach’s mindset and attitude will undoubtedly help any business owner. 

Zach Hooks is a motivated trainer focused on providing unique and fun experiences for his clients. He works closely with people of all ages and and skill levels including professional fighters and young athletes. Zach provides motivational examples from his daily life that will undoubtedly move you. His creativity and motivational mindset is something you can witness and use in your own business and life. 

Eric also questions Zach on selling himself, competition in the training field, and marketing within the fitness industry. As always, Eric fires shots at his guest about the books he is reading, his most important phone apps, and of course his favorite sport’s team. 

100 push ups per day for an incredible cause. Eric welcomes Evan Juice Cutler, Founder of PushUps4Parkinsons to this episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives. 

Evan Cutler lives in Charlotte, North Carolina with his wife and 3 children and he brings the perspective of an entrepreneur who created an organization after his father was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. In this episode they talk about pushups, family, and doing work that matters.

Evan is a key person in the financial services industry, but more than anything, he is an entrepreneur making a difference. On June 23, 2015, exactly two years prior to his father’s passing, Evan committed to the Parkinson’s community 100 push-ups every day for the rest of his life. If he lives until his father’s age at passing of 74, he will get to one million pushups! He’s using this as a way to spread awareness about Parkinson’s disease, to recognize the strength and hope of so many, and to raise funds for Parkinson Association of the Carolinas. Evan provides inspiration around his own cause, but also to anyone he comes across. His self starter mindset is something you can witness and use in your own business and life. 

Eric also questions Evan on making a difference for others, growing pains, and generating awareness around his cause. As always, Eric fires shots at his guest about the books he is reading, favorite phone apps, and of course his favorite sport’s team.