It's not the big things that will transform your business. It's the little things, done day after day, even when you don't feel like it, that will, over time build something you won't even recognize.

In this episode of RRR, Real, Raw, Relatable, host Zach Ellis dives into the power of consistency and its impact on the lives of entrepreneurs, business owners, and individuals. Drawing from his own experiences, Zach talks about the importance of maintaining consistency in various aspects of life, from business operations to personal routines.

He shares his journey from a young car salesman to a successful business owner and highlights the key practices and mindset shifts that have led to his achievements.

You'll get practical insights, including the use of a structured journal (https://oakjournal.com/) to stay focused and accountable, and the significance of time management and mindful connections.

To connect with Zach, visit: https://zacharytellis.com/

Entrepreneurship can be a lonely road, and we often find ourselves in situations that feel overwhelming. However, the likelihood of someone already being in that position is pretty high.

In today's episode, we talk about the importance of having a mentor in your entrepreneurial journey. Zach shares his personal experience and insights on the power of finding someone who can guide and support you through the challenges of starting and growing a business. He talks about how he reached out to potential mentors immediately after launching his business, and how it became a game changer for him.

Join us as we discuss the value of networking, finding allies in your industry, and building genuine relationships that go beyond just business.

To connect with Zachary, visit: https://ZacharyTEllis.com

In a world of hustle culture and everyone jumping onto the entrepreneur train, what are the simple things that you can do to grow your business?

In this episode of RRR - Real, Raw, and Relatable, Zach is joined by TCU Executive MBA graduate, James Pederson. James has had a diverse background, from serving in the Marine Corps to working in the oil field and even running his own firm. He recently exited his most recent partnership and has now returned to the world of insurance.

James shares his insights on the importance of networking, the value of an MBA program, and the realities of entrepreneurship. Plus, we talk about the misconceptions of social media, the challenges faced by business owners, and the significance of having insurance to protect your hard-earned assets.