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Are you an entrepreneur who needs the right mindset, motivation and confidence. Hell we all need confidence as its the key to everything in life, and very few entrepreneurs, solopreneurs or just people who are rocking and rolling have this naturally, even though it may seem like a god given gift. Whether you want an amazing online income, entrepreneur success, more money than you could dream off, freedom, love, sex, or even a huge promotion at work confidence will make it happen. And we will show you how to get it - BIGTIME! Having the confidence to go after it, and the mindset to make it happen is demonstrated in every episode of the Steve Jobs inspired Join Up Dots through the startup stories, struggles, honest conversations and training and coaching. Ready to rock your life?
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  • From Wall Street to Spiked Coconut Water – Chris Allen’s Startup Leap

    From Wall Street to Spiked Coconut Water – Chris Allen’s Startup Leap
    Jul 25 2025
    From Wall Street to Spiked Coconut Water – Chris Allen’s Startup Leap In this episode of Join Up Dots, we dive into the incredible journey of Chris Allen, co-founder of CV Brewing and the mastermind behind Osena, the world’s first spiked coconut water cocktail. Chris didn’t start in a brewery—he began in the high-stress world of corporate finance, crunching numbers in boardrooms. But at 27, he made a bold pivot, walking away to pursue an MBA at Wharton, and ultimately launching a product that now rides the wave of the hard seltzer and wellness beverage boom. You’ll discover how Chris and his co-founder brewed their first batches of Osena in a tiny New York apartment during a summer internship—turning an experimental idea into a fast-growing drinks brand known for its zero sugar, 100-calorie, electrolyte-packed punch. But the road wasn’t easy. Osena launched just as the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted every aspect of life and business. Chris shares how they pivoted with remote testing, virtual focus groups, and a healthy dose of Wharton resourcefulness to stay afloat and thrive. We also explore: How a corporate background gave Chris the tools to manage uncertainty Why mental health and entrepreneurship must go hand in hand What Chris learned from appearing on Netflix’s Million Dollar Secret And the advice he gives to anyone thinking about starting a business today Whether you're thinking about leaving the corporate grind or launching your own product from scratch, this episode is packed with honest insights, startup strategy, and inspiration from someone who made the leap—and stuck the landing.
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    51 m
  • Build A Business Quickly

    Build A Business Quickly
    Jul 23 2025
    Build A Business Quickly In this episode of Join Up Dots, we dive into one of the most overlooked secrets of launching a successful side hustle—focusing on what people truly need, not just what they say they want. David answers a powerful listener email from Liam in Bristol, who’s struggling to turn his passion into profit because he keeps hitting the same wall: people just aren’t buying. Through real-world examples, mindset shifts, and practical strategies, you'll learn how to identify the urgent, nagging problems people are actively trying to solve—and how that becomes your golden opportunity. Whether you're just brainstorming or already building, this episode will help you uncover the ideas that create impact and income. 🎧 Listen now, share your thoughts, and tag us with #JoinUpDots #SideHustleSuccess #SolveRealProblems Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast and leave a review. Your feedback helps us reach more people and continue bringing you valuable content. See you in the next episode!
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    21 m
  • LISTENER SUCCESS: From Playing To Six Figures

    LISTENER SUCCESS: From Playing To Six Figures
    Jul 21 2025
    LISTENER SUCCESS: From Playing To Six Figures Welcome to Join Up Dots, the podcast that dives deep into the stories and philosophies that show us how life’s little moments and decisions connect in ways we often don’t expect — until they do. In this episode, I’m sharing an incredible story about my friend Ben. It’s a journey that stretches back several years and perfectly illustrates the power of trusting the process and following your curiosity — even when the path isn’t clear. Ben reached out to me in 2017, feeling jaded and stuck in his corporate job, wondering if starting a sales coaching business was the right way out. Like so many of us, he was searching for purpose and direction but uncertain how to find it. We had some deep conversations about what lights you up, what feels authentic, and how to find the courage to take that first step — but back then, the path was still a mystery. Fast forward to 2021, and Ben found himself in a very different situation. Working remotely, day after day in the same space, the monotony of life was creeping in again. So, he picked up a guitar. What began as a simple hobby quickly turned into a passion. Ben started buying guitars, modding and customizing them, and eventually selling his creations online. From these small beginnings, a business was born — Pro Tones, a Florida-based company specializing in crafting unique, modified guitars. Here’s the kicker: Pro Tones now makes more money than Ben’s previous six-figure corporate salary. He’s doing what he loves every day — and it feels like play, not work. Some days, the hours fly by without him noticing because he’s completely in flow. That’s the kind of success story that shows the power of joining up dots — of trusting that your interests, no matter how small or unrelated they may seem, can connect in ways that lead you exactly where you want to be. What makes Ben’s story even more inspiring is that he didn’t force it. There was no burnout or hustle grind. Instead, he followed his curiosity, stayed playful, and let the journey unfold naturally. That’s the essence of Join Up Dots — success isn’t a straight line, but a beautiful puzzle made up of experiments, passions, conversations, and moments that eventually come together. When you stop forcing outcomes and start enjoying the process, you create flow. You show up consistently, and the dots join up. This philosophy isn’t just Ben’s. It’s mine too. Over the years, I’ve seen my own businesses take off when I focus on enjoyment rather than pressure. When I stop obsessing over the end goal and dive into the joy of the work itself, the ideas come easier, energy flows, and success follows as a natural side effect. It’s like the universe rewards presence and passion more than frantic effort. Ben’s story perfectly illustrates this truth: when you let go of trying to “make it happen” and instead start playing — whether that’s literally strumming a guitar or playing with new ideas — the magic begins. If you’re feeling stuck, unsure of your next step, or overwhelmed by chasing success, this episode is for you. It’s a reminder that sometimes the best thing you can do is follow your curiosity, experiment with what lights you up, and trust that the dots will connect in time. And if you’re already on your journey, this story will inspire you to keep showing up and enjoy the ride. I’ll also break down how you can start joining up your own dots by tuning into your curiosity, taking small consistent steps, reflecting on your progress, and being open to change. Ben’s story is a powerful proof that you don’t need to force success — you need to create flow and trust the process. So, if you’re ready to stop grinding and start enjoying, if you want to hear how a hobby became a thriving business, and if you want to be reminded why joining up dots is one of the most powerful ways to live, this episode is for you. Please share this episode with your friends and family using #JoinUpDots and #FlowNotForce. The more people who hear this message, the more lives we can help change by shifting from forcing success to trusting the journey. Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast and leave a review. Your feedback helps us reach more people and continue bringing you valuable content. See you in the next episode!
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    17 m
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