In this powerful continuation of my interview with Dr. Chad Woolner, we shift gears and dive deep into something that’s changing everything for today’s entrepreneurs: artificial intelligence and systemization.

Chad shares real-world examples from his own businesses — including how he’s using AI tools to create content, streamline patient education, delegate smarter, and save hundreds of hours without sacrificing quality or connection.

We talk about:

• How to stop doing everything yourself and still maintain excellence

• The difference between doing more and building better

• Real tools and systems Chad uses in his clinic, coaching, and content business

• The truth about AI: what it can do, what it can’t, and how to stay human in the process

• Why systemization is actually one of the most servant-minded things you can do in business

This isn’t a tech talk — it’s a freedom framework for service-driven entrepreneurs who are ready to grow without grinding themselves into the ground.

In this deep and personal conversation, Alex interviews his brother and mentor, Dr. Chad Woolner. Together, they unpack what it really means to build a servant-led business—from humble beginnings and personal burnout to scaling multiple successful ventures in the healthcare and coaching industries.

Along the way, they touch on topics most entrepreneurs wrestle with, but few talk about publicly: identity, imposter syndrome, family sacrifice, reinventing yourself, and leading with service over ego.

🧠 What You’ll Learn:

• How Chad went from a struggling chiropractic clinic to a multi-disciplinary, profitable practice

• Why burnout nearly broke him—and how it reshaped his mission

• The power of systems, marketing, and education in growing a sustainable business

• Why he believes “servant entrepreneurship” is the future of business

• The emotional cost and reward of building while raising a family

• The story behind Simplified Functional Medicine and how it helps doctors avoid burnout

Episode Summary:

In this raw and revealing episode, Alex Woolner shares the personal story behind his criminal conviction, the truth behind the headlines, and how his time in prison became a turning point—not just in his life, but in his purpose.

With humility and courage, Alex takes full ownership of his moral and ethical failures while clarifying key details about what actually happened. He opens up about the judgment he has faced, the mistakes he made, and why he’s choosing to lead with service and honesty moving forward.

If you’ve ever felt ashamed of your past, uncertain of your future, or unsure if redemption is possible, this episode is for you.

What You’ll Hear:

• The backstory behind the news articles and legal case involving Alex

• The distinction between legal guilt and moral responsibility

• Why Alex refuses to hide from his past — and why that matters

• The emotional and personal impact of prison and public scrutiny

• How humility, service, and growth became the foundation for a new life

• A powerful invitation for anyone who’s ever felt disqualified by their past

Welcome to the very first episode of The Servant Entrepreneur Podcast. I’m your host, Alex Woolner — and in this episode, I’m sharing the story behind the show: how a conversation with my brother, a dream in Las Vegas, and a room full of passionate entrepreneurs helped ignite this movement. I’ll also share why I almost called the podcast “The Ignorant Entrepreneur” — and what ultimately led to embracing the idea of service as the foundation of real entrepreneurship. If you're curious, this is where it begins.

In this inaugural episode, Alex Woolner pulls back the curtain on how The Servant Entrepreneur came to be.

🎧 You’ll hear:

• Why the original title was The Ignorant Entrepreneur

• How a life-changing experience at Funnel Hacking Live sparked the podcast vision

• The dream that made this feel like destiny

• How Alex’s brother, Dr. Chad Woolner, helped reframe the podcast’s true purpose

• What it means to lead with service — even when you don’t feel qualified

This episode sets the tone for what’s to come: a show for purpose-driven people who want to serve, grow, and build businesses that actually matter.