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, busine…

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 …

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 f…

Social media can either build your business or kill your business. Which will you choose? Social media is one of the most effective ways to grow your brand, but it can also be one of the biggest time distractions, taking you from extremely important work. So how are you using it to actually grow your business? Our host, Zachary Ellis, takes us on a…

Welcome to the first episode of the RRR podcast, Real, Raw, Relatable. In this podcast, we will dive deep into the world of business, industry professionals, and entrepreneurs so we can bring you valuable insights and information you can use to grow. Our host, Zach Ellis, tackles some of the most important topics currently shaping the business land…

Welcome back to another episode of RRR, where we bring you inspiring stories from entrepreneurs who have overcome challenges and achieved incredible success. In today's episode, we are diving into the fascinating journey of James Webb, a seasoned entrepreneur who has started and exited a staggering 14 companies, with 8 of them resulting in successf…

Meet our host, CEO and Founder, Zachary T. Ellis. Zachary has started five companies now and is still under the age of 30. He'll talk about the lessons he has learned along the way, in addition to interviewing some of today's top CEO's and Business Leaders.By Zachary T. Ellis