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BizNinja Entrepreneur Radio

Tyler Jorgenson

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Frequency: 1 episode/12d. Total Eps: 264

For over 15 years, BizNinja Entrepreneur Radio has been the place where real entrepreneurs share the truth about building and scaling businesses. Host Tyler Jorgenson, entrepreneur, strategist, and Rich Dad® Expert on Business, dives into conversations with founders, authors, CEOs, marketers, and innovators who have turned ideas into empires. In under 30 minutes you will get unfiltered insights, proven strategies, and behind-the-scenes stories from some of the world’s most successful entrepreneurs, including Tim Ferriss, Neil Patel, and Peter Shankman. Whether you want to escape the rat race, grow your revenue, or uncover your next big idea, BizNinja is your shortcut to clarity, courage, and entrepreneurial freedom. Broadcast weekly on ABC News Radio KMET-1490 and available everywhere you listen to podcasts. 👉 Learn more at BizNinjaRadio.com

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Finding Your Voice: How Elite Communication Turns Ideas Into Impact

Episode 1540

Monday, December 22, 2025 • Duration 29:53

What if your biggest growth bottleneck isn’t your strategy, your funnel, or your offer—but how you communicate your ideas?

In this episode of BizNinja Entrepreneur Radio, Tyler Jorgenson welcomes longtime friend and world-class communicator Hannah Kim—a classically trained opera singer turned TEDx speaker, event curator, and founder of Purpose Speaking.

Hannah shares her unconventional journey from music school to entrepreneurship, challenging the “starving artist” narrative and building a profitable, purpose-driven career around communication. Together, they explore why experience alone doesn’t make someone a great speaker, how rejection builds confidence, and why preparation—not talent—is the real antidote to stage fear.

They also dive deep into the TEDx world: what organizers actually look for, why most applications fail, and how to structure an idea that solves a real problem. Hannah reveals practical tools—including pacing, presence, and reframing rejection—that anyone can use to instantly elevate their communication, whether on stage, on camera, or in business conversations.

This episode is a masterclass in visibility, confidence, and turning your message into real-world impact.

Key Takeaways

Why comfort on stage doesn’t equal excellence—and how training closes the gap
How artists and entrepreneurs can break free from inherited “scarcity” narratives
The real purpose of a TEDx talk (and why motivation alone isn’t enough)
How rejection can be reframed into confidence and momentum
Why pacing, presence, and preparation matter more than charisma
How elite communicators structure ideas that actually land
What it really takes to move from “good” to top 1% communication

Chapters

00:00 Welcome to BizNinja + Hannah Kim’s Journey

02:50 From Opera Singer to Entrepreneur & Speaker

05:45 Breaking the Starving Artist Narrative

08:00 Mentorship, Training, and the Cost of Growth

10:40 Inside the TEDx World: Speaker vs Organizer

14:00 What Makes Top 1% Communicators Different

17:30 Rejection, Confidence, and Stage Presence

20:15 Music, Meaning, and Human Transformation

23:30 Creativity, Culture, and Personal Balance

25:00 Building the Future: AI, Accessibility & Purpose

27:10 Where to Learn More + Final Takeaways

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The Mastermind Advantage: How Glen Ledwell Built Success Through Connection

Episode 1539

Monday, December 15, 2025 • Duration 30:01

In this episode, Glen Ledwell the entrepreneur behind Mind Movies, Flight Club, and Speakeasy reveals how connection, timing, and lifestyle design shaped a multi-decade career. From scrappy beginnings to eight-figure wins, Glen breaks down the real secrets behind momentum, resilience, and building businesses you actually enjoy running.

In this conversation, Tyler sits down with entrepreneur and mastermind creator Glen Ledwell to unpack the lessons behind a 40-year entrepreneurial journey. Glen shares how he went from hustling football cards as a kid to launching the massive personal development brand Mind Movies, and eventually creating two of the industry’s most respected masterminds: Flight Club and Speakeasy.

Glen opens up about early failures, PayPal shutdowns, breakthrough timing, and why masterminds are the single most important growth tool for entrepreneurs today. He also dives into lifestyle design, law of attraction, business evolution, and why success means nothing if you aren’t enjoying your life along the way.

This is a masterclass in building businesses and a life that actually fit you.

Key Takeaways

Entrepreneurship starts early even if you don’t realize it.
Masterminds are essential for connection, accountability, and momentum.
Curated communities beat big rooms quality > quantity.
Timing matters Mind Movies exploded by riding the wave of The Secret.
Online business was simpler, but success is still deeply accessible today.
Lead costs rising + conversions falling = new solutions required.
Lifestyle design is not a luxury it’s a non-negotiable for long-term success.
Success isn’t worth it if you’re working nonstop and missing your life.

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How Dugout Mugs Hit It Out of the Park with Lifestyle-First Entrepreneurship

Episode 1538

Monday, December 8, 2025 • Duration 30:54

Some entrepreneurs chase the money. Others chase the hype.

But the best ones? They build something awesome and build a life they actually want to live.

In this episode, I sit down with Kris Dehnert, the powerhouse behind Dugout Mugs, a wildly creative brand turning baseball bats into drinkware and generating $56M+ in sales along the way. Kris shares how a brush with death became the wake-up call that led him to bet big on a product fans LOVE, and a lifestyle he’s proud to model for his kids.

We go deep on:

Building an empire from a ridiculously cool idea ⚾➡️☕
Why freedom is the most valuable entrepreneurial currency
How to scale without crumbling your systems (or sanity)
Partnerships, pivots, and the power of “If this → then that” decision-making
Selling fun products that actually mean something to the buyer
Why chasing happiness often leads to more money — not less

And yes… we geek out on supply chains, Teespring glory days, Inc. 5000 wins, and what happens when baseball legends start repping your product without being paid a dime.

This episode is for founders who want BOTH:
A business they’re proud of.
And a life they’re excited to wake up to.

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Key Takeaways

Lifestyle by design > Hustle by default
Break systems once — then rebuild RELENTLESSLY for scale
Know your customer better than they know themselves
Momentum loves courage — but systems keep you alive
Happiness is a strategy, not a side effect

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Fix Your Hardware: Why Brain Health Is the Ultimate Entrepreneur Superpower

Episode 1537

Monday, December 1, 2025 • Duration 29:23

In this week’s episode of BizNinja Entrepreneur Radio, we’re celebrating a birthday — and having our minds blown at the same time.

I sat down with Eric Collett, founder of A Mind for All Seasons, to talk about one of the most overlooked assets in entrepreneurship: your brain. Not your mindset. Not productivity hacks. We’re talking about the hardware — the biology, energy production, inflammation, and metabolic function behind every thought, decision, and action.

Eric spent 16 years running assisted living and memory care communities, became obsessed with neurodegenerative diseases, and eventually built a science-backed system that helps people improve cognitive performance, stabilize mental health, and in some cases even reverse symptoms of dementia.

This conversation goes deep. We’re unpacking everything from why your “brain fog” isn’t random… to how concussions, hormones, inflammation, and even cold sores can sabotage your mental clarity… to why Alzheimer’s may actually be optional for this generation.
Yes — optional. Let that sit for a minute.

If you’ve ever felt stuck, unfocused, emotionally drained, or like your hardware just isn’t keeping up with your software… this episode might be a turning point.

Key Takeaways

Why protecting your brain is the #1 success lever for entrepreneurs
The real difference between “software” (skills) and “hardware” (your biology)
Why brain fog has 15–30 measurable causes — and no one-size-fits-all supplement
How Eric went from executive director to quitting his job in three days to start his company
Why Alzheimer’s is now considered preventable — and what that means for you
The surprising link between inflammation, concussions, mental health, and cognitive decline
How personalized brain evaluations uncover hidden “holes in the ship”
Why many people self-sabotage by withholding information from doctors
How Eric helped transform the mental health of a young suicidal student by uncovering a clue she didn’t think mattered
What it means to “save a million brains” — and how you can take charge of your own

How to Live the Unleashed Life

Episode 1536

Wednesday, November 12, 2025 • Duration 28:41

What happens when you leave behind 18 years in ministry to follow the call of entrepreneurship? In this episode, I sit down with Harrison Wilder, a former pastor turned corporate strategist, author, and speaker who’s helping others design lives and businesses that reflect their purpose.

Harrison opens up about the transition from serving in the church to serving in the marketplace how the same principles of leadership, faith, and service apply when building a business. We talk about discovering your true calling, building from your strengths instead of your weaknesses, and creating premium programs that actually sustain your mission.

And we dig into his upcoming book, The Life Unleashed, which challenges entrepreneurs to see their desires not as selfish ambitions but as divine signals of where they’re meant to go next.

If you’ve ever felt like your potential is sitting on the balcony, waiting for permission to move this conversation is your wake-up call.

Key Takeaways

Your desires are divine signals pointing toward your purpose.
Build from your strengths, not your weaknesses.
Start premium, then build down the value ladder.
Abundance begins with mindset, not money.
Faith and entrepreneurship go hand in hand.
Live the Unleashed Life and stop playing small.

Chapters

00:00 The Journey to Entrepreneurship

02:56 Lessons from Pastoral Ministry

05:56 Self-Discovery and Personal Strengths

08:48 The Power of Questions in Life Decisions

11:55 Building a Business on Experience

15:13 Creating Value in Entrepreneurship

17:54 The Unleashed Life: Pursuing Desires

21:13 Mindset and Abundance

The Private Equity Playbook: Scale, Sell, and Win Big

Episode 1535

Monday, November 3, 2025 • Duration 29:19

Entrepreneurs spend years hustling to grow their businesses, but too many leave life-changing wealth on the table simply because they don’t know the rules of the exit game. In this episode of BizNinja Entrepreneur Radio, Tyler sits down with private equity expert and author Nick Bradley, who has helped lead more than $5 billion in successful exits, to break down how founders can scale smarter, negotiate better, and prepare themselves emotionally and financially for the biggest moment of their entrepreneurial journey.

What You’ll Learn

• Why founders fail at exits they should win
• The real difference between startup founders vs. scale-up builders
• How private equity actually works behind closed doors
• The two sets of rules in every deal: price vs terms
• Why culture and transferable value matter more than you think
• How roll-ups and acquisitions multiply valuations quickly
• What it means to operate off the buyer’s math
• How founders can prepare emotionally for losing the CEO hat
• Where the biggest growth opportunities are in the next decade

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00:00 Welcome to BizNinja & Meet Nick Bradley

01:00 Nick’s First Business and Early Entrepreneurial Spark

03:30 Transition to Corporate and Discovering Private Equity

06:00 Why Founders Fear PE and What They Get Wrong

09:00 The Emotional Rollercoaster After Selling Your Business

11:30 Prize vs Prey: How Buyers Judge Founders

14:00 Price vs Terms: The Rules Most Founders Miss

17:30 Preparing 12–36 Months Before an Exit

19:30 Roll Ups, Arbitrage & Scaling Through Acquisitions

23:00 Culture, Vision & Transferable Value in PE Deals

26:00 Big Industry Opportunities on the Horizon

27:30 Nick’s Move to Dubai & Personal Growth

Turning Brine into a Brand: The Dirty Dill Story

Episode 1534

Monday, October 27, 2025 • Duration 29:08

In this episode, Tyler Jorgenson sits down with Dan Graves, co-founder and CEO of Dirty Dill, to talk about turning a quirky idea into a fast-growing national brand. From humble beginnings in construction to building one of the most talked-about products in the flavored-spirits space, Dan shares how delusional optimism, creative grit, and “last-man-standing” persistence became the secret ingredients behind his success.

They dive deep into:

How Dan spotted the pickle-flavor boom before it hit grocery shelves
Lessons from his first business pitch competition and seven years in construction
The hard (and expensive) mistakes of manufacturing in-house
Why focus, capital, and culture make or break consumer brands
How athlete mentality and entrepreneurial delusion can be your greatest advantage

Whether you’re building a product, launching a brand, or just need a reminder that crazy ideas can actually work — this conversation is packed with insights, laughs, and truth bombs from someone living it daily.

Key Takeaways

Entrepreneurship requires delusional optimism. You have to see a future that doesn’t exist yet — and then build it.
Capital and focus are crucial. Undercapitalization can kill momentum faster than failure itself.
Last man standing wins. The biggest separator in business isn’t genius — it’s persistence.
Keep your brand fun. Dirty Dill’s secret sauce isn’t just brine — it’s personality.
Balance business with family. Even CEOs need to make time for the moments that matter most.

Chapters

00:00 Welcome to BizNinja & Meet Dirty Dill

02:00 Discovering Entrepreneurship & Early Business Lessons

06:00 From Construction to Crafting a Spirit Brand

09:30 Mistakes, Wins, and Raising Capital

The Power of Serving First: How the Law of Increase Transforms Business

Episode 1533

Monday, October 20, 2025 • Duration 30:56

What if the secret to success wasn’t hustle — but heart?

In this episode, Tyler Jorgenson sits down with Steve Ramona, host of Doing Business with a Servant’s Heart, to unpack how relationships, service, and generosity have fueled his decades-long entrepreneurial journey. From working the front desk at a health club to closing billion-dollar renewable energy deals, Steve’s story proves that when you lead with integrity and gratitude, abundance follows.

They dive into everything from the early lessons he learned from his father and mentors, to why The Wealthy Barber changed his life, to how the “law of increase” and “law of expectation” transformed his approach to business and purpose.

This one’s a masterclass in connection, action, and faith — delivered with real-world wisdom and plenty of laughs.

In This Episode You'll Learn:

Why building relationships is the most valuable business strategy
The lesson that turned $100 into $68,000 — and a lifelong philosophy
The importance of asking, listening, and following through
How to serve others without enabling or depleting yourself
Why abundance and stewardship can coexist — and how to align both
The mindset shift that took Steve from small business owner to billion-dollar partnerships

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The Art of the Pivot: Lessons from Losing It All & Starting Over

Episode 1532

Monday, October 13, 2025 • Duration 29:55

Ever felt like life knocked you flat just as things were going great? Dar Holdsworth knows that story well. From doing multi-million-dollar signage deals to building award-winning custom motorcycles for celebrities — then losing everything and starting over — Dar’s entrepreneurial journey is anything but straight. In this episode, Tyler Jorgenson and Dar dig into what it really takes to reinvent yourself, spot new opportunities, and keep moving forward even when your first (or second… or third) business doesn’t go as planned.

Whether you’re riding the highs of business growth or rebuilding after a major setback, Dar’s story is a masterclass in grit, curiosity, and knowing when to pivot.

What You’ll Learn

The unexpected push that got Dar to launch his first business
How losing his biggest client — and going through a divorce — forced a total reset
Lessons from building custom motorcycles and scaling product sales online
The key difference between being great at your craft and running a profitable company
How discovering funnels (and a free + shipping offer) changed everything
Why Dar now helps other entrepreneurs launch AI SaaS businesses that scale

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Dar Holdsworth

02:07 The Entrepreneurial Journey Begins

05:09 Overcoming Early Obstacles

09:03 Transitioning to Custom Motorcycles

12:02 Lessons from the Motorcycle Business

17:04 The Shift to SaaS and AI

21:00 Navigating Challenges in the Chiropractic Niche

24:54 Current Ventures and Future Aspirations

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Overconfidence Kills: How to Protect Your Business Before It’s Too Late

Episode 1531

Monday, October 6, 2025 • Duration 34:13

Adversity isn’t optional. Every entrepreneur will face it — the question is whether it breaks you or builds you. Jeff Martinovich lost everything: his billion-dollar firm, his freedom, and his reputation. But instead of disappearing, he fought back, rebuilt, and now teaches CEOs and founders how to bulletproof their lives and businesses.

If you think success protects you, think again — this episode will change the way you prepare for the unexpected.

In this conversation, Tyler Jorgenson sits down with Jeff Martinovich — Air Force Academy grad, Gulf War vet, and former billion-dollar CEO who endured a seven-year battle with the federal government and came out stronger. Jeff shares raw lessons on overconfidence, resilience, and playing defense as an entrepreneur. You’ll hear how he lost everything, found strength in helping others (even from prison), and rebuilt his family, business portfolio, and mission from the ground up.

Jeff’s journey is a masterclass in turning setbacks into springboards and protecting what you’ve built when life throws its worst at you.

What You'll Learn

Why overconfidence can blind successful entrepreneurs to hidden risks
The mindset shift that helps you survive and rebuild after massive failure
How to lead with transparency — and why it builds deep trust
Tactical ways to “play defense” and protect your business before adversity hits
The power of gratitude and courage when fear tries to keep you down

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