Episode Description:
Steve Walsh didn't set out to become an angel investor. After 25 years as a Fortune 10 executive, helping build Cox Communications and Comcast's B2B divisions from zero to billions, he walked away from corporate life to help early-stage founders. What started as casual mentoring at demo days evolved into Hands-On Angel, where Steve has now invested in 64 companies with remarkable success.
In this candid conversation with host Angelo Roberts, Steve shares the unvarnished truth about startup fundraising, why most founders approach it wrong, and what it really takes to build a successful company.
Steve doesn't sugarcoat anything. His approach is refreshingly direct in an industry full of polite rejections and vague feedback. Whether you're a founder struggling to raise capital or an aspiring investor, this episode delivers actionable insights you won't hear elsewhere.
The Default Alive Strategy Why reaching break-even changes everything about your fundraising position and gives you the optionality to raise on your terms, not out of desperation.
Customer Acquisition vs. Investor Meetings Steve's mathematical approach to when founders should stop pitching investors and start selling to customers instead.
What Real Commitment Looks Like Stories of founders who sold their houses, moved countries, and put everything on the line for their vision - and why this matters to investors.
The Hands-On Difference How Steve's network-driven approach has helped 35 of his 64 investments reach Series A, with 8 exits ranging from $15M to $400M.
Investment Philosophy Beyond Startups Steve's diversification strategy across wine, art, crypto, and real estate, plus his discipline of saving 30% of income regardless of salary level.
The Marco Benitez story about selling a house and moving from Mexico City to Miami in two weeks demonstrates what "all-in" really means to successful founders.
Steve's direct advice to a founder making $10K monthly but needing $18K to break even: stop talking to investors and go find 7-8 more customers instead.
His honest assessment of different startup ecosystems and why 90% of his fundraising happens outside his home city of Boston.
This episode will challenge how you think about fundraising timing, investor relationships, and what really matters for building a sustainable business. Steve's transparency about what investors actually look for could save you months of wasted effort.
Learn from someone who's built multiple billion-dollar businesses and successfully transitioned that expertise into early-stage investing. Steve's framework for evaluating founders and his hands-on approach offer a blueprint for adding real value beyond capital.
"When it comes to sales, you control the timing, you control how many people you talk to, you control your pricing. When you talk to investors, you control none of that."
"If you don't want my help, do not take my money. You're wasting my time. Don't take it because I will be your worst nightmare if you don't let me help you."
Find Steve on LinkedIn as "The Hands-On Angel" or visit handsonangel.com. He's launching the Funding Accelerator course with 300 founders already on the waitlist.
In a startup ecosystem often criticized for lack of transparency, Steve Walsh represents a different approach - one based on honest feedback, genuine commitment to founder success, and the understanding that building great companies requires more than just capital.
Whether you're raising your first round or your fifth, this conversation will change how you approach investors and think about building a sustainable, scalable business.
Subscribe to The Ramblings for more unfiltered conversations with the investors, founders, and industry leaders who are actually moving the needle in startup world.
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Episode Summary: Host Angelo Roberts interviews Vance Morris, a former Disney executive turned business consultant, who reveals how Disney's customer service principles can transform any small business into a premium-priced operation.
The 17% Problem: When Vance's team called 4,000 home service businesses, only 17% answered with a live person—exposing a massive opportunity for businesses that simply answer their phones.
Disney's $180 Secret: Discover why Disney charges premium prices while delivering experiences customers gladly pay for, and how any business can apply these same principles.
Zero-Cost Marketing Revolution: How an Alabama insurance agent transformed his business by changing his phone greeting to "the agency that rocks"—instantly filtering out price shoppers while attracting ideal customers.
The Customer Journey Blueprint: Vance's systematic approach to mapping every customer touchpoint and identifying high-impact improvements that require minimal investment but deliver maximum results.
"Out of Market" Advertising: Unconventional strategies for finding your customers where competitors don't think to look—from wine in gun magazines to jewelry at horse auctions.
Vance shares his unique background as a former "birth control factory security guard" and his experience portraying Goofy at Disney events, revealing how recognition creates instant connection with customers.
Former Disney executive with 10 years of experience, successful owner of three home service businesses, author of "Systematic Magic," and founder of Deliver Service Now. He helps businesses apply Disney's customer service principles to achieve premium pricing and improved customer retention.
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Episode #188: From Trauma to Six Figures - Building a Holistic Wellness Empire
Discover how Jacie started a wellness business and scaled it to six figures by age 23 in this latest episode of The Ramblings. Host Angelo Roberts interviews Jacie Targett, founder of Anam Saor, who reveals the secrets of building a six-figure business without social media through strategic networking and referral partnerships.
Learn holistic practices for stress management that work for high-level executives and entrepreneurs seeking sustainable success. Jacie, with her Master's in counseling psychology and Reiki certifications, breaks down the science behind energy work for business leaders - explaining how human nervous systems communicate like trees warning each other of danger.
This episode is packed with sustainable business growth strategies that reject traditional hustle culture. Discover female entrepreneur hormone cycle optimization techniques and why understanding your body's natural rhythms gives you a competitive advantage. Jacie shares executive stress management techniques that help leaders regulate their nervous systems for peak performance.
Key insights include how to recognize burnout signals before they destroy your business, the neuroscience behind Reiki healing, and practical nervous system regulation techniques for high-stress professionals. Learn how to heal your body naturally through the mental-physical health connection, especially valuable for autoimmune conditions.
Perfect for entrepreneurs seeking mindful business leadership strategies, anyone curious about energy healing for entrepreneurs, and business leaders wanting to integrate high-performance leadership wellness into their success strategies.
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In this episode recorded in 2024, Tradd Bastian shares his experiences navigating two major real estate market shifts: the 2008–2012 downturn and the 2020–2024 boom. He talks about the challenges of the downturn, including the wave of foreclosures and short sales, and how he managed to stay in the game while many others left the industry.
Tradd also discusses how he adapted during the pandemic when many expected a market crash, only to see a fast-paced seller’s market emerge instead. He explains the struggles of buyers in a market with low inventory and bidding wars, and how he helped his clients succeed in that environment.
Tradd also reflects on how real estate agents who joined the industry after 2013 had different experiences, and the long-term impact of trends like remote work. This episode provides valuable insights into the changing dynamics of real estate and how Tradd learned from his experiences to better serve his clients.
#186 | Should remote workers get paid based on where they live? Let’s talk about it.
In this episode, we’re having a real conversation about remote work and how companies handle pay across different locations. Should someone in New York make more than someone in North Carolina for the same remote role? Is that fair—or outdated thinking?
We also get into:
How companies are hiring globally (and sometimes underpaying)
The difference between sales and HR pay (and why it matters)
What businesses get wrong about saving money on talent
The story behind starting 45 Solutions and getting into HR full-time
This one’s honest, a little spicy, and packed with insight if you work in HR, run a company, or just care about how the future of work is shaping up.
Subscribe if you like real talk around business, hiring, and work that actually works.
In this episode of The Ramblings, we interview Lauren Anderson, the visionary behind Possible Futures, a unique space that combines the aspects of a hangout spot, library, and bookstore.
Lauren shares her journey from dreaming about creating a community space filled with books to the realization of Possible Futures. She talks about the importance of creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for local youth, highlighting their desire for reading and community belonging.
Our discussion also covers the challenges and joys of running such a space, the significance of choosing books that represent diverse voices, and the impact of creating a culture of trust and respect with the local children.
Lauren further emphasizes the importance of being deeply connected and invested in one's community, the transformative power of books, and the cultural events and book clubs hosted by Possible Futures to engage and uplift the local community.
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00:00 Dreaming of a Community Space: The Genesis of a Unique Idea
01:25 The Birth of a Book Space: From Concept to Reality
03:02 Introducing Lauren Anderson: The Visionary Behind Possible Futures
04:16 Defining a Book Space: More Than Just a Library or Bookstore
07:33 The Journey to Ownership: From Educator to Entrepreneur
14:52 Creating a Community Hub: The Evolution of Possible Futures
26:42 Future Plans and Sustainability: Navigating the Challenges Ahead
27:25 Sustainable Business and Community Impact
27:49 Launching Free Libraries: A Community Initiative
29:01 Mission and Vision: Spreading Book Joy
31:10 Engaging the Youth: Building a Safe and Inclusive Space
41:46 Challenges and Strategies in Education
49:02 Cultivating a Positive Work Culture
56:24 Upcoming Events and Book Recommendations
#184 | Becoming an Entrepreneur, Growing a Community Online, Consistency is the Key to Success - From Laid-Off Hotel Manager to Successful Online Entrepreneur: Alex Hitt's Journey
This episode features Alex Hitt, a hotel manager turned successful online entrepreneur following his unexpected layoff due to COVID-19. Alex shares his inspiring journey from managing hotels across the globe to leveraging the power of social media and affiliate marketing to create a sustainable online business.
He discusses his ventures, like the MAX3R community, an online network for entrepreneurs, and offers practical advice on online business strategies, including the power of consistency in social media content creation and the importance of modeling successful strategies before inventing your own.
Alex then deep dives into the need for massive action and resilience in the, providing his step-by-step plan to success that includes over 50 videos per day!
Our conversation also touches upon practical tips for starting and scaling an online business, the balance between offering free value and monetizing, and Hitt's personal views on authenticity and business luck.
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Visit https://www.offsource.tech to get started with your virtual support today! _________ 00:00 Introduction: From Hotel Manager to Entrepreneur
00:21 The Ramblings: A Startup Journey
02:10 Meet Alex Hitt: The Digital Nomad
02:52 The Unexpected Entrepreneurial Journey
04:46 The Power of Social Media in Business
06:53 The Transition to Real Estate and Entrepreneurship
08:41 The Evolution of Online Business1
2:29 The Power of Consistency and Massive Action
14:35 The Shift to Affiliate Marketing
17:56 The Entrepreneurial Dream: Time, Financial, and Location Freedom
21:30 The Future of Online Business30:33 The Ease of Starting an Online Business30:53 Advice for Young Entrepreneurs
31:10 The Importance of Productizing and Understanding Your Audience
31:51 The Journey of Starting a Business with TikTok32:02 The Power of Taking Massive Action
32:15 The Importance of Charging More and Balancing Your Nine to Five
33:43 The Value of Affiliate Offers and Passive Income
35:11 The Technicalities of Creating Content
35:58 The Art of Storytelling in Social Media38:58 The Power of Consistency and Authenticity in Social Media
42:46 The Role of Luck and Persistence in Business
45:46 The Importance of Learning from Others
51:31 The Impact of Reality TV on Entrepreneurship
54:02 The Power of Patience and Persistence
57:28 The Maxer Community: A Resource for Entrepreneurs
In this episode of 'The Ramblings,' I sit down with Scott Kallick, a seasoned Angel Investor and Business Advisor with decades of experience. We dive into the startup arena and discuss the challenges startups face, the importance of creating business cultures, thoughts on the role of AI in business, among many other conversations.
Scott also shares his business journey; from owning a laundry operation business to investing in startups and his current involvement in helping companies in the million to 15 million space accelerate their profit.
Scott highlights the invaluable role of 'gritty businesses' against the backdrop of today's fast-paced technology-driven commercial landscape.
00:00 Introduction and Reflections on Startup Funding
00:38 Welcome to The Ramblings and Sponsor Introduction
01:23 Guest Introduction: Scott Kallick, Angel Investor and Business Advisor
02:04 Scott's Journey: From Profit Acceleration Specialist to Entrepreneur
02:31 Scott's Personal Background and Entrepreneurial Journey
03:54 Scott's Experience in the Coin Laundry Business
04:41 The Decision to Sell the Company and Experience in Corporate Life
05:55 Scott's Transition to Coaching and Working with Startups
07:55 Scott's Approach to Business Growth and Success
08:14 The Importance of Investing in Employees and Building a Strong Culture
13:14 The Challenges and Opportunities in the Startup Landscape
19:42 Scott's Vision for His Future Work
21:07 Scott's Perspective on AI and Virtual Reality in Business
25:07 The Potential of Trades and Small Businesses
31:54 Conclusion and Contact Information
#182 | Taking on Uber & Lyft: The Tech Entrepreneur and Founder Behind HerRide
In this episode, I get to talk with Jillian Anderson, the founder and CEO & CTO of HerRide, a women-targeted rideshare app. Jillian talks about how she plans on beating out industry titans like Uber and Lyft; and even has partnered with the Atlanta International Airport.
She breaks down her goals for HerRide, her love for numbers, her competitive nature, and her focus on creating a service that benefits both the riders and drivers. Anderson reflects on the challenges she encountered, celebrating milestones like gaining entry into Atlanta airport's ride services, and her plans for the future expansion of her business.
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00:00 Introduction to the Video
00:00 Discussing Lyft's New Feature
00:41 The Impact of Lyft's Feature on the Market
02:01 Introduction to the Host and Guest
02:07 Jillian Anderson's Journey to Founding HerRide
02:28 The Genesis of HerRide
02:38 Jillian's Basketball Career and Transition into Tech
03:46 The Birth of HerRide
04:41 The Challenges and Opportunities in the Rideshare Industry
06:09 The Journey from Idea to Launch of HerRide
07:31 The Impact of Going Viral and Growth of HerRide
08:11 The Process of Getting into the Airport Rideshare Market
11:55 The Challenges and Strategies in Marketing HerRide
13:37 Jillian's Personal Journey and Motivation
23:18 The Metrics and Community Building of HerRide
27:48 Safety Features and Future Plans for HerRide
29:05 Expansion Plans: New Cities on the Radar
30:25 Why Not LA? The Challenges of Saturated Markets
30:32 The Cost of Rideshare Permits: A Barrier to Entry
31:17 Competing with Giants: The Lyft Challenge
31:39 Surviving the Storm: Dealing with Idea Theft
34:11 The Art of Conversion: Winning Over Drivers
34:42 The Initial Reaction to Lyft's Move
35:25 The Acquisition Question: Would You Sell?
38:30 The Future of HerRide: Goals for 2024
39:28 The Work-Life Balance: Self-Care and Relaxation
41:56 The Math Behind the Business: Analytical Thinking
47:54 The Driver's Perspective: Pay and Expectations
52:38 The Billion Dollar Conversation: Preparing for Acquisition Talks
54:44 Staying in Your Lane: Building a Loyal Community
55:31 Connecting with HerRide: Social Media and Sign Up
Episode #181 | Today I get to sit down with the founder of Crafted Studios, a design company based in Los Angeles, Dexter Washington. Dexter has a truly groundbreaking story that is basically the representation of the college dream. After dropping out of high school and growing up in challenging circumstances, Dexter shares how he turned adversity into opportunity, by tirelessly working on his UI/UX craft to eventually build his own successful six-figure business. He candidly discusses his strategies used to network, establish partnerships, and land some major clients. Dexter shares his insights on prioritizing work-life balance over chasing the millionaire dream and how staying connected to his roots keeps him grounded. Learn what drives his creative process, his views on education, and his strategy for turning darkness into light in this another great episode of #theramblings
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00:00 Introduction and Webflow vs Framer Discussion
00:46 Welcome to The Ramblings Podcast
00:52 Guest Introduction: Dexter Washington, CEO of Crafted Studios
01:28 Dexter's Journey to Establishing Crafted Studios
02:13 Dexter's Impressive Client Portfolio
02:34 The Art of Forming Partnerships and Landing Big Clients
03:04 The Power of Leverage and the Role of Webflow
04:55 The Importance of SEO and Exposure in Landing Clients
06:35 The Role of Partnerships in Scaling a Business
08:16 Balancing Full-Time Work and Running a Six-Figure Company
10:39 The Shift from Millionaire Aspirations to Contentment
12:47 The Journey to Finding True Aspirations
23:38 The Decision to Scale a UI/UX Company over Photography
26:09 Landing the First 5K Client and Scaling the Business28:26 Discovering a Niche Market on Social Media
28:43 Reaching Out and Offering Value
29:00 Forming Strategic Partnerships
29:26 The Power of Connections and Networking
30:04 Passion for Cars: A Personal Journey
31:15 The Influence of Family and Culture
31:35 The Intersection of Creativity and Technology
32:04 Comparing Favorite Cars and Design Tools
36:14 The Challenges and Triumphs of Entrepreneurship
49:03 The Journey from High School Dropout to Successful Entrepreneur
52:47 The Importance of Boundaries and Self-Care
54:08 Reflecting on Personal Growth and Achievements
55:05 Looking Ahead: Future Plans and Aspirations
Today's episode of #TheRamblingsPod features AJ Picard, founder of OneTap - the newest and probably number 1 app for content creators and entrepreneurs. He shares his insights into growth strategies, tapping into the importance of daily active users, user experience, and building in public. As the founder of OneTap, AJ takes us through the functionality and developmental process of the app, demonstrating how it works and how it outpaces competitors by offering an all-in-one solution. We also get into AJ's move to Albania, his focus on keeping a lean operation, and his future plans for both OneTap.
00:00 Introduction and Welcome
00:26 Meet the Guest: AJ Picard, Founder of OneTap
00:55 Deep Dive into OneTap: The Idea and Journey
01:59 The Android vs Apple Debate
03:45 Overcoming Technical Challenges in OneTap
04:29 Building in Public and Customer Feedback
04:50 Marketing Strategies and Finding Product-Market Fit0
7:35 The Future of OneTap: New Features and Plans
12:34 The Journey to Albania and Building from Anywhere1
3:51 The Business Side of OneTap: Revenue and Profitability
16:22 The Team Behind OneTap and Equity Discussions
21:34 Beyond OneTap: New Projects and Ventures
23:59 The Power of Customization
24:15 The Limitations of Current Web Design Tools
24:39 Introducing Stack Frame: A New Approach to Web Design
25:31 Demonstrating the Power of Stack Frame
29:48 The Potential of Stack Frame and OneTab
30:45 The Future of OneTab and Potential Acquisition
33:31 The Journey of the Podcast Host
39:32 The Importance of Daily Active Users
43:48 The Role of UI and UX in User Retention
44:45 The Power of Data Tracking in User Experience
46:06 Closing Thoughts
Episode #179 | In this collab episode of The Ramblings, I sit down with Tony Restell of Social-Hire to talk about the benefits of using a virtual assistant and what it means to have or use fractional resources. 00:00 Introduction 01:02 Meet the Guest: Angelo Roberts Jr. 01:29 Advantages of Using Virtual Assistants 03:14 Pitfalls to Avoid When Hiring Virtual Assistants 04:40 The Importance of Time Management 05:09 Creating Effective Business Processes 07:38 How to Implement Processes in an Existing Team 08:42 Conclusion and Contact Information Follow Angelo on Social Media: https://www.flow.page/angelorobertsjr Get Your Free Trial for Off/Source: https://www.offsource.tech/pricing
In today's episode of #TheRamblingsPod, I deep dive into a fascinating chat with Jacob Ennis. We're exploring Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) and how they're shaking up education, gaming, work, and marketing. We'll unpack different VR/AR gear, cool tech software, and Jacob's journey from teaching to a gig in software and sales at The Center of Simulation and Innovation. Plus, Jacob shares his personal VR adventures, and favorite games, and even touches on something called Gaussian splatting and what it's about. In our second VR episode in a short time, we lean into how VR is changing the game in various industries and its potential to revamp how we work and learn. If you're curious about tech or where VR and AR are headed, this chat is a must-listen.
In this episode of The Ramblings, We welcome special guest Frances Odera Matthews, founder of The Notion Bar and a certified Notion consultant.
Frances talks about her journey from using Notion as a tool to manage UX agency projects to becoming a sought-after Notion consultant helping businesses streamline their processes. She also provides practical tips on using Notion AI and navigating the platform's features. We also get an inside look into her popular newsletter, The Notion Zeitgeist, reflecting her unique blend of tech-savvy and cultural insight (as she refers to it as being "third-cultural")
This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in mastering Notion for personal or business use.
In Episode #176 of #TheRamblingsPod, I talk about how important outsourcing and using virtual assistants, especially in 2024 is going SAVE YOUR ORGANIZATION. I give my thoughts on the difficulties of hiring, and understanding the costs, benefits, and complexities of hiring employees, vs outsourcing. You will understand each level of virtual assistant outsourcing from basic internet VAs that your gurus push, to the high-level premium VA firms. I also share how at Off/Source we utilize 'fractional employee time' to provide one-stop-shop virtual services at one low monthly cost. Your main takeaways should be: - How you can increase your productivity - Why you should be outsourcing in 2024 - Upgrading your tech stack
In Today’s episode of #TheRamblingsPod, we have Stan Peek of FSQ Consulting who is a TOP 1% coach being nominated for the Inc Magazine's Power Partner Award winners for 2023.
Our discussion delves into the core principles and practices of great coaching, exploring Stan's rich background in sports and entrepreneurship before entering the coaching field.
The two discuss the importance of lived experience, professional certification, and the right motivation to become an effective coach.
Stan also addresses topical issues such as work-life balance, the dangers of being all about 'success' rather than 'fulfillment', and ways to identify and avoid ill-qualified coaches.
In this episode of The Ramblings, we have one of our first guests from Twitter in an extremely long time - Jose Santiago of Reboot Imagine, an XR consulting and IT company based in Miami FL. In our conversation we dive into the world of building startups, working for free, and how he got into virtual reality.
In one of the best episodes we have recorded all year - Jose Santiago breaks down the different terms and jargon used in the XR community and exactly what differentiates each company's actions and point of focus. At some point during the converation with Jose, we hone in on how important passion is and that if you take nothing else from this episode
Your startup's moat can be PASSION!
Today, I get to sit down with esteemed entrepreneur Carla Cherry, who previously held roles at companies like MTV, and Comedy Central and has had the opportunity to work with legends like Larry King. She is the creator of the Power Offer Method, and I got the chance to learn a lot from her story and what separates her as a coach.
The biggest lesson I want you to take away from this episode is that the "how" of crafting your story is extremely important, and creating a valuable offer is something that takes serious skill. Carla's organization helps you do just that, create a unique offer that converts!
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Stephanie Katz is the owner of CETA Beneficiary Group, an HR and employee benefits organization that helps business owners ranging from their first employees to companies with 10,000+ employees. Stephanie has previously held positions at 2 different top 8 accounting firms and ADP Benefits and with over 30+ years of experience her expertise in employee benefits is unmatched. She has scaled CETA Group to approx. $600k in annual revenue with ZERO W2 employees! Find out how adding benefits is not only easier than you think but a big factor in retaining employees.
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In this episode of The Ramblings, host Angelo Roberts interviews Rhonda Neal, the executive director of the St. Joseph's Parenting Center. Rhonda shares her story of growing up in Miami, Massachusetts, and Connecticut, and her passion for empowering people. She talks about how her love for business and the Lord has helped her in her journey, and how she embraces God as her partner in her work. Rhonda also discusses why she went into the nonprofit industry and her experience helping those in need. Tune in to this insightful episode to learn more about her journey and the work of the St. Joseph's Parenting Cente
