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by Kevin Harrington & Seth Greene
Welcome to the Sharkpreneur Podcast with Kevin Harrington and Seth Greene. Kevin Harrington is the inventor of the infomercial, one of the original sharks from the hit tv show Shark Tank, and has generated over 5 billion dollars in TV and digital direct response sales. Seth Greene is the world’s #1 trusted authority on cutting edge direct response, a best-selling author, and the only 3x Marketer Of The Year Nominee. On the podcast, Kevin & Seth interview SharkPreneurs who share straight talk on what it takes to explode your business.
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Wanting a different life isn't enough; the real shift happens when mindset, desire, and deliberate action work together. In this episode of Sharkpreneur, Seth Greene interviews Kevin Trudeau, NY Times #1 Bestselling Author and Founder of Global Information Network, who explains why mindset must pair with action, how confidence and self-image shape behavior, and why identifying what you will no longer tolerate can motivate change. He also discusses his “wealth algorithm,” his approach to adversity, and why he believes success comes from combining clear goals, mental conditioning, persistence, and specific action steps. Key Takeaways:→ Mindset and action must work together for meaningful progress.→ Self-image can influence the opportunities, behaviors, and outcomes people pursue.→ Knowing what you will no longer tolerate can clarify what you genuinely want.→ Adversity can be reframed as an opportunity to learn, adapt, and identify a potential advantage.→ Getting the message across matters more than how long it takes to deliver it.Kevin Trudeau is an entrepreneur, author, speaker, and personal development educator. He is the author of Natural Cures They Don’t Want You to Know About, a number-one New York Times bestseller, as well as The Weight Loss Cure, Free Money, Debt Cures, and More Natural Cures Revealed. Drawing on his experience in business, wellness, and self-improvement, Trudeau shares ideas centered on personal freedom, natural health, financial education, and individual empowerment. Today, he reaches audiences through books, courses, podcasts, live events, coaching, and a private success community, where he provides strategies and mentorship to help participants make changes. Connect With Kevin:Website: https://www.kevintrudeau.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theofficialkevintrudeauInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thekevintrudeau/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/the-kevin-trudeau/X: https://x.com/thekevintrudeauTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thekevintrudeauYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/kevintrudeaushow
The biggest barrier to scaling may not be your systems, team, or strategy, but the identity you still hold onto. In this episode of Sharkpreneur, Seth Greene interviews Khryzza Kelley, CEO and Founder of On Fridays, We Scale and CEO and Chief Team Architect for CoWorq, and Chantelle Lisette, CEO and Founder of She Is Worthy Community, as they discuss the connection between business growth, identity, confidence, and self-worth. Khryzza shares why scaling requires founders to evolve their mindset, team, systems, and role, while Chantelle explains how belief, visibility, and personal worth directly influence leadership, sales, and growth. Together, they discuss why founders must stop being the business hero, get comfortable being seen, and surround themselves with the right people to reach the next level. Key Takeaways:→ Confidence affects how effectively leaders communicate, sell, and influence others.→ The right relationships and rooms can expand a founder’s sense of what is possible.→ Growth and scaling are distinct, and scaling requires changing more than just one part of the business.→ A business becomes more scalable when the founder is less essential to day-to-day operations.→ Vulnerability and visibility can strengthen connection rather than undermine authority. Khryzza Kelley is the founder of CoWorq and On Fridays We Scale, a team architect and scaling strategist who helps entrepreneurs build the people, roles, and structure they need for the next stage of growth. Her background spans national youth leadership in the Philippines, corporate training and leadership development, and entrepreneurship, giving her a unique perspective on how leaders evolve and organizations scale. After growing CoWorq from $3,000 in revenue to a seven-figure business, Khryzza developed her Team Architecture approach, Purpose to Profit Scaling Framework, and “Scaling Is Mental” methodology. She also created SEEN, a curated mastermind for women scaling six- and seven-figure businesses, and has been recognized as eWomenNetwork’s 2025 Emerging Leader of the Year and the Asian Business Association of Orange County’s 2024 Small Business of the Year. Chantelle Lisette is the CEO and founder of She Is Worthy Community, a global community helping women grow in confidence, connection, faith, and business. With a background in marketing, an MBA in business management, and a decade-long career in technology sales that earned her four President’s Club awards, Chantelle brings deep experience in relationships, communication, and value creation. Her work was shaped by a personal journey that challenged how she viewed identity and self-worth, leading her to build the kind of community she once needed herself. Since launching in 2025, She Is Worthy has grown to approximately 150 women across six countries, creating opportunities for friendship, collaboration, professional growth, and meaningful business relationships. Chantelle is also a speaker, host of the She Is Worthy Podcast, and a partner in SEEN, a mastermind for women scaling six- and seven-figure businesses. Her work helps women recognize their worth, step into greater visibility and leadership, and build businesses without tying their value to achievement, income, appearance, or external approval. Connect With Khryzza and Chantelle:Website: https://onfridayswescale.com/Links Mentioned in Episode: <a href="https://onfridayswescale.com/seen" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color
Building significant wealth is only half the battle. The real challenge is protecting it from taxes, lawsuits, poor planning, and what the next generation does.In this episode of Sharkpreneur, Seth Greene interviews Todd Villarrubia, Attorney and Owner of Wealth Planning Law Group, who explains how successful entrepreneurs can move beyond basic estate planning to protect, optimize, and transfer the wealth they have built. He shares his B.E.A.S.T. Mode™ framework, which covers business structures, estate planning, asset protection, succession and governance, and tax planning. He also explains why entrepreneurs should start exit planning years before selling their business. Todd explores strategies to protect generational wealth, prepare for long-term care costs, and build a family office structure that brings the right professionals together for proactive quarterly planning.Key Takeaways:→ Wealth protection becomes increasingly important as an entrepreneur's net worth increases.→ The planning strategies that work for someone worth $1 million may be inadequate for someone worth $10 million.→ Properly structured trusts can help protect family assets and enable more tax-efficient wealth transfers across generations.→ Entrepreneurs should consider shifting their focus from wealth creation to wealth preservation as they enter their 40s or as they build significant net worth.→ The B.E.A.S.T. Mode™ addresses business structures, estate planning, asset protection, succession and governance, and tax planning.Todd Villarrubia is a tax attorney with more than 30 years of experience and an LL.M. in Taxation. He is Board Certified in Estate Planning and Administration, an Accredited Estate Planner, and a Certified Exit Planning Advisor. He has earned a Martindale-Hubbell A/V Preeminent rating and has been named one of America’s Top 100 Estate Planning Attorneys by Worth Magazine.As the founding partner of Wealth Planning Law Group and Fountainhead Global, LLC, Todd has helped thousands of entrepreneurs protect billions of dollars in assets from taxes, creditors, and other risks. His proprietary Entrepreneurial B.E.A.S.T. Mode™ process integrates business structuring, estate planning, asset protection, succession planning, and taxation. Through a holistic, proactive approach, he designs customized wealth strategies and long-term legacy systems for high-net-worth business owners and entrepreneurial families.Connect With Todd:Website: https://lawealthplan.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WealthPlanningLawGroupLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/wealth-planning-law-group/https://www.linkedin.com/in/todd-villarrubia/X: https://x.com/WPLG_NewOrleansYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkpE9FkBAbxsvjXowivgk_Q
Most successful entrepreneurs focus on making more money, but without proactive tax planning, taxes can quietly become their biggest wealth destroyer. In this episode of Sharkpreneur, Seth Greene interviews Chris Miller, Founder and CEO of One Atlanta Tax Solutions, who explains how proactive tax planning can help entrepreneurs, high earners, and business owners reduce unnecessary tax burdens and improve financial efficiency. He explains why traditional once-a-year tax preparation isn't enough, how wealthy individuals use legal tax strategies to protect their income, and how a year-round tax plan can dramatically impact long-term wealth. Chris also discusses common tax myths, the biggest mistakes successful people make as their income grows, and how strategic tax savings can create more opportunities to invest, grow, and build wealth. Key Takeaways:→ Why taxes are a year-round strategy, not a once-a-year event.→ Taxes are often one of the largest financial burdens for successful entrepreneurs.→ Regular conversations with a tax strategist can reveal new opportunities.→ How everyday high earners can benefit from the legal tax strategies wealthy individuals use.→ Partnerships among CPAs, financial advisors, and tax professionals can help them serve clients more effectively. Chris Miller is the founder and CEO of One Atlanta Tax Solutions, a firm that provides advanced tax strategies for accredited investors, business owners, and high-income professionals. With more than 16 years of experience, he is a Certified Tax and Business Advisor who helps clients legally reduce their tax exposure while improving capital efficiency. Chris founded the firm to address the limitations of traditional, reactive tax planning. One Atlanta Tax Solutions focuses on proactive strategies, including leveraged charitable structures, alternative investments, and advanced tax mitigation frameworks that preserve and reposition client capital. He works closely with a national network of CPAs, financial advisors, and strategic partners to identify and execute high-impact opportunities. Chris remains actively involved in client strategy, partner development, and firm growth. Connect With Chris:Website: https://www.oneatlantataxsolutions.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cmiller33367/
What if you could generate more cash flow from the market without staring at charts all day or taking unnecessary risks?In this episode of Sharkpreneur, Seth Greene interviews Troy Broussard, CEO and Founder of Low Stress Trading, who shares how entrepreneurship, health scares, crypto losses, and high-stress trading led him to develop a simpler, more disciplined approach to options trading. He explains that his framework uses covered calls and cash-secured puts within a repeatable, mathematically based system designed to generate cash flow without the demands of day trading. Troy also discusses why patience and discipline are more important than prior trading experience, and he shares examples of students who have used the framework to pursue greater financial independence.Key Takeaways:→ More aggressive trading isn't necessarily better because day trading and other high-intensity strategies can create unnecessary stress and risk.→ Simplicity is a core objective, with the goal of creating an approach that does not require spending all day watching the market.→ A successful strategy should be predictable, repeatable, and mathematically grounded, giving people a framework beyond intuition.→ Patience is essential when trades don't immediately deliver the desired results, especially during periods of market volatility or pullbacks.→ The ultimate goal is financial freedom, and the strategy is designed to help people generate additional cash flow and greater financial independence.With a background in electrical and nuclear engineering from his time in the U.S. Navy, Troy Broussard has spent the past two decades building a career as a parallel entrepreneur. He’s founded multiple companies in software development, SEO, marketing automation, and business coaching, and still actively runs 5 of them. He’s also authored more than 45 privately published books.Today, Troy is best known as the CEO & Founder of Low Stress Trading, which has taught thousands of students a simple, repeatable framework for generating weekly premium from options trading in just an hour or two each week.Connect With Troy:Website: https://troybroussard.com/
After an accident, one wrong move can weaken your case, cost you money, and make an already difficult situation even worse. In this episode of Sharkpreneur, Seth Greene interviews Brent Stewart, Lawyer at Stewart Law Offices, who explains why injured individuals should seek legal advice early, the risks of giving an insurance company a statement before speaking with an attorney, and how lawyers assess the broader financial and personal impact of an injury. Brent also discusses the importance of investigation, documentation, client relationships, and maintaining a family-oriented culture while growing a multi-office law firm. Key Takeaways:→ Injuries can have financial consequences that extend far beyond the immediate medical bills.→ Seeking legal advice early can help injured people avoid mistakes that may weaken their recovery.→ The value of an injury case involves more than medical bills and can include lost wages, loss of enjoyment of life, and other damages.→ Injured people have the burden of proving their injury and may need to participate actively in the legal process.→ Thorough investigation can uncover evidence that significantly alters how an accident and injury are understood. Thirty-one years ago, Brent Stewart built Stewart Law Offices on a single conviction: when someone's life is turned upside down by injury or loss, they deserve an attorney who treats them like family. Over the past three decades, Brent has grown Stewart Law Offices into a thriving practice with a team of ten dedicated attorneys and seven office locations — each attorney committed to the same standard of care Brent built the firm on. And yet, Brent still shares his personal number. To him, every client deserves to know that if they ever need to hear directly from the man who built this firm, that door is always open. Connect With Brent:Website: https://www.stewartlawoffices.net/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StewartLawOfficesInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/stewartlawoffices/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/stewart-law-offices-llc/https://www.linkedin.com/in/brent-stewart-7341b910/X: https://x.com/StewartLawLLCTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@stewart_law_officesYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXsXVgzn84taqmH0F3vJ5Eg
One flawed assumption in a high-stakes deal can turn an exciting opportunity into an expensive legal problem. In this episode of Sharkpreneur, Seth Greene interviews Joe Prencipe, Managing Partner of Prencipe International, who discusses the legal risks business owners face when buying, selling, and scaling companies. Joe explains why due diligence, buyer vetting, strong contracts, experienced legal counsel, and careful negotiation are critical when significant money is at stake. He also explains how litigation often hinges on leverage and psychology, and why entrepreneurs need to rethink legal protection as their businesses grow. Key Takeaways:→ High-stakes transactions require more scrutiny than routine business decisions.→ Buyers can get into serious trouble when excitement replaces proper due diligence.→ Sellers should thoroughly vet a buyer’s finances and ability to close.→ Requesting proof of funds and financial information is a normal part of protecting a deal.→ Litigation often involves leverage, psychology, and an understanding of the other side’s weaknesses.Joe Prencipe is a top-ranked international attorney with 19 years of experience and the Managing Partner at Prencipe International. He began his career in Tokyo at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP and later practiced at Baker McKenzie LLP. He has also worked with the U.S. S.E.C. Division of Enforcement and the Seattle City Attorney’s Office, and has served as legal counsel at Virgin Hyperloop One. Joe has built and sold two technology businesses and currently owns multiple businesses, including Westport Winery. He advises business owners and high-net-worth individuals on major transactions, litigation, M&A, and strategic legal matters. Connect With Joe:Website: https://prencipe.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joeprencipe/
The best leaders do more than give direction. They build the trust, clarity, and commitment that inspire people to succeed together. In this episode of Sharkpreneur, Seth Greene interviews Robert W. Mixon, Jr., owner of Level Five Associates Inc. and a Major General, USA (retired), who shares leadership lessons from more than three decades in the U.S. Army and from his transition into corporate leadership and consulting. He explains why authentic leadership requires vulnerability, listening, adaptability, and a culture of commitment rather than mere compliance. General Mixon also explores decision-making under uncertainty, tactical patience, organizational change, and the principles leaders can use to guide teams through increasingly complex environments. Key Takeaways:→ Authenticity and vulnerability can distinguish exceptional leaders from purely transactional leaders.→ Effective leaders listen to understand rather than simply waiting for a chance to respond.→ A culture of commitment is more powerful than a culture of compliance.→ Leaders need to regularly ask meaningful questions and assess organizational culture.→ Becoming too attached to a plan can prevent leaders from recognizing changing conditions and from listening to valuable advice from their teams. At the time of his retirement from the Army in 2007, Major General (Ret) Robert W. Mixon, Jr., was Commanding General, Division West, First Army, and Fort Carson, Colorado, having previously commanded the 7th Infantry Division. Throughout his more than 30 years of active service, he commanded armor and cavalry units at every level, including platoon, company, battalion, and brigade. Robert also held critical staff positions, including serving as deputy executive assistant to General Colin Powell, the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Before assuming command of the 7th Infantry Division, he led the Army’s Task Force Modularity, an integrated team of highly skilled military and civilian experts charged with changing the Army’s force design while at war. After retiring, Robert joined Magnatag Visible Systems in Macedon, New York, as President. In 2009, he became Executive Vice President of CDS Monarch, a 501(c)(3) based in Webster, New York, that provides life and job transition services for over 1500 people with developmental disabilities. He also helped found the Warrior Salute Program for Veterans with PTSD and TBI. He and his wife moved to Melbourne, Florida, in 2020. Robert, co-author of the Amazon #1 bestseller Cows in the Living Room: Developing an Effective Strategic Plan and Sustaining It (2014) and author of the Amazon Best New Release We’re All In: The Journey to a World-Class Culture (2017), is an active blogger who publishes bi-weekly videos and blog posts. He has taught leadership in executive education programs at the Olin Business School of Washington University at St. Louis and the Cox Business School at Southern Methodist University. For five consecutive years, he has been selected for the Teaching Excellence Award at SMU. In December 2023, he published his latest book: The Power of Being All In: Why Today’s Transformative Times Demand Transformational Leadership. It immediately became an Amazon #1 Bestseller in 5 leadership categories. Connect With Robert:Website: https://robertmixon.substack.com https://www.levelfiveassociates.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LevelFiveAssociatesLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/level-five-associates/X: https://x.com/levelfiveassocYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClp-MK0vsoRaI0yvMdZTs1A
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Welcome to the Sharkpreneur Podcast with Kevin Harrington and Seth Greene. Kevin Harrington is the inventor of the infomercial, one of the original sharks from the hit tv show Shark Tank, and has generated over 5 billion dollars in TV and digital direct response sales. Seth Greene is the world’s #1 trusted authority on cutting edge direct response, a best-selling author, and the only 3x Marketer Of The Year Nominee. On the podcast, Kevin & Seth interview SharkPreneurs who share straight talk on what it takes to explode your business.
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