"We’ve done over $2 million in equipment sales in 12 months—all from social media." This episode dives deep into how social media transformed from a simple storytelling tool into a revenue powerhouse. We break down how sharing the right story—starting with a failed TV show—became the foundation for launching Ferncrest, selling over $2M in equipment, and turning casual followers into committed franchisees. We also get real about the imposter syndrome that comes with constant content creation, ...
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"We’ve done over $2 million in equipment sales in 12 months—all from social media." This episode dives deep into how social media transformed from a simple storytelling tool into a revenue powerhouse. We break down how sharing the right story—starting with a failed TV show—became the foundation for launching Ferncrest, selling over $2M in equipment, and turning casual followers into committed franchisees. We also get real about the imposter syndrome that comes with constant content creation, ...
The Super Bowl, Our Hotel, and the $10K We Should’ve Made
Finding Brotherly Love
25 minutes
9 months ago
The Super Bowl, Our Hotel, and the $10K We Should’ve Made
"Sometimes it’s not about reacting in the moment—it’s about seeing the opportunity before it even happens." — Brian Fresh off an Eagles Super Bowl win, Mike and Brian dive into a conversation about leadership, decision-making, and the unexpected business lessons hidden in sports. From last-minute school drop-offs to missing out on a massive revenue opportunity at Society Hill Hotel, they unpack how preparation, mindset, and strategy impact everything—from parenting to hospitality. They also r...
Finding Brotherly Love
"We’ve done over $2 million in equipment sales in 12 months—all from social media." This episode dives deep into how social media transformed from a simple storytelling tool into a revenue powerhouse. We break down how sharing the right story—starting with a failed TV show—became the foundation for launching Ferncrest, selling over $2M in equipment, and turning casual followers into committed franchisees. We also get real about the imposter syndrome that comes with constant content creation, ...
