Thrivetime Show | Business School without the BS

On today’s Thrivetime Show episode, Clay Clark is interviewing conservative firebrand Ben Shapiro and gets his take on the state of affairs in the United States. Ben is the editor-in-chief for The Daily Wire, which he founded, and hosts The Ben Shapiro Show

Are you looking to thrive with both your personal and family life? Grab a pen and a pad and take notes as an ex-NFL cheerleader (Kelly Roach) teaches about how to design a sustainable lifestyle that you will love.

The best-selling co-author of Rich Dad Poor Dad and the former CEO of Rich Dad (Sharon Lechter) shares how the concept for the Rich Dad Poor Dad book series was developed.

Since graduating from Yale, with a degree in American studies, today’s guest has gone on to become the senior editor of media and entertainment at Forbes and the author of three books: 3 Kings: Diddy, Dr. Dre, Jay-Z and Hip-Hop's Multibillion-Dollar Rise; Michael Jackson, Inc. and the Jay-Z biography Empire State of Mind

Are you doing advertising the right or wrong way? Clay Clark is getting the answers to your advertising questions from the founder of Adroll, Adam Berke, on the Thrivetime Show podcast and radio show.

Adam Berke one of the founders and the former Chief Marketing Officer of Adroll, the world’s largest retargeting platform shares the story of how AdRoll grew from a startup to 700 + employees. Together, he and his partners started Adroll as a way to provide world-class digital advertising options and opportunities to businesses of all size.

Are you tired of chasing your rainbow dreams and being one of the 90% of American businesses that fail every SINGLE year? Are tired of feeling stuck and being one of the 70% of Americans that hate their jobs? Are you looking to build a REAL business that will realistically create both time and financial freedom for you and your REAL family while you are still alive on Earth to enjoy it?  Make the change today at Thrivetimeschool.com

Having worked previously consulted with McDonald’s, Stanley Steamer, and Jiffy Lube, Doctor Steve Greene knows marketing. Steve Greene, Ph.D. was previously the Dean of Business School at Oral Roberts University, but now he’s on the podcast with you!

200 Texans died while fighting to defend the Alamo and the liberty of Texas, however once YOU DIE you are dead because this life is all we have. Clay breaks down why it’s important to not be loyal to business models that couldn’t possibly work.

Being both lazy and ignorant about how to successfully run your business is a deadly combination. Clay shares how the complexities of entrepreneurship and real estate investment involve more than just being motivated, buying low and selling high.

Are you trying to figure out what type of business to start? Clay breaks down the different types of business models and explains why you must start with the end in mind to build a successful business and life.

Have you ever found yourself running out of time? Do you feel like you don’t know the balance of creating time freedom and financial freedom? You are not alone. During this podcast Clay answers Nate’s question about how to create both time and financial freedom.

Kevin Stitt started Gateway Mortgage with $1,000 and a computer and today his business now employs over 1,200 employees. Now, Kevin would like to become the next governor of Oklahoma. Listen in as Clay asks him about his vision for the state’s future and what it’s like to run for governor.

Are you performing at your peak or are you getting stuck in the weeds wasting the vast majority of your day doing things that don’t need to be done? Vanessa Clark explains the specific steps for optimizing your life and Clay provides 26 LIFE HACKS to get more done.

Are you trying to design a culture of sustainable winning in your business? Are unsure of where to start when it comes to documenting your values and your mission statement. Clay Clark breaks down the 12 Values of the Thrivetime Show, before interviewing the dream team working behind the scenes at Tate Boys Tire and Service.