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Renée Puvvada is the founder of Smoking Hot Books, a book-marketing consultancy that helps self-published authors turn manuscripts into momentum. In this episode, Renée shares how she went from four early “flops” to a breakout bestseller—and why authenticity beats shortcuts when you’re building a brand with a book.
Justin Kuyper is the co-founder of OpenVest.co, a fiduciary, actively-managed investing platform built to tear down the velvet rope around private-equity and hedge-fund-style strategies. After an MBA at Columbia and years inside New York’s finance world, he set out to democratize access—so everyday investors can start with as little as $300 and benefit from compounding, curation, and low, flat pricing.
Steve Frazier is the author of Release the Coffee Cuffs and a self-sabotage coach who helps entrepreneurs and everyday high-performers renegotiate their relationship with caffeine. After decades as a restaurant owner and a chronic caffeine user, Steve turned deep research and real-world experience into a practical framework for cutting back (or quitting) without crashing your life or your business.
Jason VanDevere walked away from a fourth-generation family car dealership in Akron, Ohio to build Goal Crazy—an e-commerce brand creating paper planners that turn dreams into daily action. He’s also the author of Dream Driven, a #1 new release on Amazon, and a real-estate investor with 34 apartments. Jason matters because he shows what it looks like to trade a “golden ticket” for a purpose-built life—and then systematize that journey so others can do it, too.
Scott Gilbert is the founder of Aesthetic Flight, a growth partner dedicated to helping med spas scale sustainably. With a decade in medical sales, a successful med spa exit, and deep exposure to plastic surgery through his wife’s practice, Scott’s perspective blends clinical insight with hard-nosed business discipline. In this episode, he shows brick-and-mortar owners how to stop selling “treatments” and start delivering outcomes—so cash flow, not debt, drives growth.
Mike Swenson, founder of CrisisTrack.com, brings decades of experience in journalism, public relations, and government communications to the forefront of crisis management. From his early career as a broadcast journalist to becoming a PR leader, Mike has developed a proven framework for helping businesses prepare for and navigate unexpected challenges. His insights show entrepreneurs how preparation and strategic communication can safeguard reputations and unlock resilience in times of crisis.