The Sweaty Startup

Nick discusses the recent events in Erie and Pittsburgh with his self storage acquisitions.

Kevin Graham, the SEO master and founder of sitearrow.com joins us on the podcast today to talk about local search engine optimization and how to get found on Google.

Sam graduated from Penn State in May (less than 6 months ago) and is on pace to do $180k in 2019 in revenue hauling junk around Harrisburg PA. We hear from him on how he did it!

Moses comes on the podcast to tell us how he has built a real estate empire in southern California. He also shares his thoughts on the status of the local service business environment and where there…

Justin Peterson from Peterson Automotive joins the show to talk about his mobile mechanic company and the ways he has drummed up early business. Google My Business, Craigslist and handwritten notes h…

The opportunities are endless. What business should you start? What opportunity is worth chasing? Here is the framework for dealing with analysis paralysis.

Nico from Vancouver is 21 years old and he is crushing it. He brings in nearly $10k a month in revenue managing marketing for several high end businesses including Farrari, Maserati and a high end re…

Paul Jarvis is a personal hero of mine. He joins us on the show to discuss his book "Company of One" and why he believes that staying small could be the right decision for many entrepreneurs.

Ahmed was so kind to call in from the Twin Cities in MN to talk about his moving company concept. We talk a lot about partners and how to start a lean business. 

Add this to your interview structure. You won't be sorry you did it.

A lot of gold nuggets in this episode from a good friend of mine who is crushing it in the local real estate game.

We get a live call from an entrepreneur who has had a lot of success washing windows in Southern California.

A caller is interested in a few things that are tough to monetize. How should someone approach that situation? Nick gives his thoughts.

Casey Walsh is a special dude. He joins us for this episode of the sweaty startup to talk about founding his junk removal business and building it up to 6 cities in 5 states and $4MM a year in revenu…

I tell the story of a thank you note I wrote to my grandfather in 2016.

Some Q and A.

Jacob from Gainesville Florida calls in to discuss taking his aquatics service business to the next level.

Lawyer Todd Stanton comes on the show to talk about how service business owners can avoid getting sued and hire and pay employees the right way.