Episodes

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#35 - Eric Nghiem "The Cashflow Doctor" Interview

Eric Nghiem, EA CTC is The Cashflow Doctor. He is the surgeon of tax and cash-flow planning. Need to dramatically increase profits and cut the fat from your business? Looking to increase your cash flow and streamline your business finances? He is your guy. Eric has been a tax professional for the past 10 years and a financial planner for 5 years prior to that. Always an entrepreneur since he was a teenager, he has started and sold multiple businesses that are wide ranging from retail to e-commerce and financial services. The Cashflow Doctor is a boutique business consulting services that focuses on the needs of entrepreneurs and investors around the world. Some of the industries he focuses on are real estate investors, venture-backed startups, digital entrepreneurs and cryptocurrency investors.

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#34 - "On The Road / Better Late Then Never"

In this episode, Miro is on the road to Raleigh, NC recording on the fly. Some of the topics include how overwhelming things can get when you're going nonstop. Business is growing and its hard to take time to take breaks, but you must. Outsourcing some things is necessary sometimes.

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#33 - Bryan Casella Interview

Bryan went from broke to millionaire in 4 years. In his 20's he was a professional basketball player, lost it all and decided to move into real estate. After changing his mindset and following a few simple principles, he has become one of the leading real estate professionals in Southern California, a successful YouTube personality, and business coach.

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#32 - "Pull over, take a breath."

In this episode, Miro talks about how things have gotten even busier than he could have imagined. The stress has been really putting his sanity to the test. Miro talks about how he's been dealing with the stress and some of the lessons he's learned. Most importantly, that if you push on under stress things seem to work out most of the time.

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#31 - "Eli Natoli Interview"

Eli is a marketing and growth coach for entrepreneurs. Are you tired of waking up at 5AM, working 16-hour days, 7 days a week, with only painfully slow progress to show for it? You want clients, money, and FREEDOM just as much as anybody else — probably MORE — but building a successful business just isn’t happening for you. Learn more in this excellent interview

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#30 - R&R - "Building a Team"

In this episode, Miro and Steve sit down to talk about some of the frustrations and lessons learned when searching for the right team in business. Sometimes things work out great sometimes they don't. Where do you find talented and reliable employees? How do you know when its time to let someone go? Miro and Steve dive into the subject and give their own perspectives on the topic.

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#29 - "Robyn Williams Interview / Shark Week Special"

Robyn is a designer & illustrator currently working full-time on her online art business, Byte Size Treasure. Inspired by her lifelong passion for creating, a childhood dream of being a marine biologist, and an obsession with drawing super cute and unique sea creatures - Robyn creates science-based art and merchandise sure to educate and appeal to the sea-loving child in all of us!

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#28 - "Quitters & Kickboxing"

In this episode, Miro talks about the loss of a key employee recently. Someone that's been around nearly from the beginning of Hodgepodge decided to move on. Also, some awesome news, new cross-country jobs are on the books. And finally, the logo contest is wrapping up, so don't miss out. Enter your submissions before it's too late!

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#27 - Jared Warner Interview

#27 - Jared Warner Interview What if you could focus on just your strengths and the things that came easily to you to grow your business? Jared helps entrepreneurs create and implement Marketing plans that play to their strengths and keep them focused on only the things that matter.

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#26 - "F#&k It, We'll Do It Live / One Year Down"

In this episode, Miro and Steve sit down to talk about how "Love The Journey", Miro's previous podcast turned into "Bossed 2 Boss" this last year. After one year what was learned about starting a podcast, and deciding to bring a small random project into something much bigger. This one's a good listen.