Tag: trevor mauch

The One Thing – January Entrepreneur Book

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The book I chose for January is a great book to kick the year off with because it talks about that one thing we all need to get more with less. It’s a book that every entrepreneur should read. So watch the video below, see why I picked it and what I believe you could … Continued

What Are You Trying To Build? Do You Even Know?

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I guess you could call it a personality flaw… but I love to get stuff started… but not huge on sitting down and writing down a specific plan. Ideas fall out of my ears and I tend to implement fast on getting stuff rolling. But, the problem I realized a little while back is that … Continued

Email Marketing Strategies Interview With Ben Settle

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In this podcast I interview Ben Settle and get some great tips on email marketing and Ben’s unique email marketing strategies like… Why your subscribers want you to email them every single day (and what happens if you don’t) How to shift into pitching in emails in a cool way people love How important is … Continued

When To Launch A New Business

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So, the past 3 years I’ve had a project “on the sidelines” waiting to launch. You probably ask… “For 3 years? Seriously?  Why’d you wait so long?” Truthfully, I never intended on it.  Originally I had planned on launching this new service (more on it later in this post) in 2010. But didn’t. Until last … Continued

Quick video tour of our Entrepreneur Co-Workspace, The Loft

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We’re coming up on our 1 year anniversary here at The Loft… our entrepreneur co-workspace I started last year in Downtown Roseburg. We were lucky as heck to find such a great space… work out a big time win-win for the building owner and me… and get a group of great businesses to move into … Continued

Why I skydived from 18,000ft when I hate heights

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Okay, I’m not fond of heights. I’m the guy who doesn’t really like to get on my roof to hang up the Christmas lights. But, last Saturday I jumped out of an airplane at 18,000 feet (a normal skydive is from 13,500 feet)… and LOVED every second of it 🙂 I’ll write a more detailed … Continued