There’s never been a time when the desire to learn how to create an online business has been stronger. While many of us have made the switch to working from home on a regular basis, others simply want to put our skills to the test and create something from the ground up. Whatever your motivation[…]
Our Last Episode…For Now… – Episode 155
This is it… Our last podcast episode… For now! The journey doesn’t end here. It’s not yet goodbye, it’s a see you later. For today’s episode, Mike and Bobby will talk about their plans on improving and making the Laptop Empires podcast bigger and better than ever. They will be back for more brand new[…]
Scattershooting Business Topics #2 – Episode 145
Ever wonder what having your own business is like? Or how your day to day life could change? Building a successful business is a process. It takes time, hard work, patience, daily experiences and even failures. In today’s podcast, Mike and Bobby will play another fun question game. Stay tuned as they share their thoughts[…]
Creating A (Physical) Subscription Newsletter with Chris Orzechowski – Episode 133
Email is indeed a fast and important method of business communication. Despite the digitization of customer experience, it’s still a fact that most people are overwhelmed by the number of emails received daily. As a result, you simply delete or just skip some of the newsletters inside your inbox. And as the world becomes digitized,[…]
Escaping the Daily Grind With an Online Course – Episode 131
It’s easy to get caught in a nonstop cycle of work, work, and even more work. Non-stop grinding can cause burnout, especially when it reaches the point where it’s all-consuming. Wouldn’t it be nice to find a way to escape the daily grind and have more lifestyle freedom? In today’s podcast episode, Bobby and Mike[…]
Thoughts on “Company of One” – Episode 101
Have you ever heard, “Staying small is the next big thing for business”? This is actually a line from the title of the book “Company of One: Why Staying Small Is the Next Big Thing for Business” by Paul Jarvis. This approach is not a typical business model but definitely something to ponder. If you[…]
