Scherrie L. Prince, a powerhouse entrepreneur, personal injury attorney, and asset protection coach, knows the importance of building a thriving business while safeguarding your personal assets. That's why she created the Play Big Faster Podcast, designed to equip go-getters like you with the winning strategies you need to achieve explosive results. In each episode, Scherrie pulls from her diverse background. You'll gain actionable business growth tips to scale your company, learn legal expertise crucial for entrepreneurs to protect their assets, and discover time-saving routines and productivity boosters used by Scherrie and other high achievers. Play Big Faster also features compelling interviews with industry leaders, successful entrepreneurs, and inspiring changemakers, alongside Scherrie's curated selection of must-read business books to fuel your entrepreneurial fire. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, Play Big Faster Podcast provides the essential tools and knowledge to build a flourishing business while safeguarding your personal wealth. Tune in and join the Play Big Faster movement!
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 1 day 19 hours 10 minutes
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episode 19: Scale With Peace of Mind │ Jay Razzouk, Esq.
Is your online business protected from legal pitfalls? Jay Razzouk, founder of ProSCALE Legal, shares his expertise on little-known legal strategies and paperwork that can help your business scale to 7 figures and beyond. Learn how to simplify legal...
episode 20: The Making of a Friend │ Latrell R. Morris
Do you ever feel lonely in a crowded room? Our guest Latrell R. Morris discusses her book 'The Making of a Friend,' a science fiction novel that tackles the loneliness epidemic with a twist. This novel explores the loneliness epidemic and how it can...
episode 21: Equitably Serving all Farmers, Ranchers, and Agricultural Partners │ Anthony Reed
Introducing Anthony Reed, State Outreach Coordinator and program director at USDA-FSA. With expertise in administrative management, strategic planning, and curriculum development, Anthony discusses the various resources offered by USDA to farmers and...
episode 22: Insights on HR and Corporate Talent Acquisition │ JK Bridges
In this episode, we sit down with JK Bridges, a 20+ year veteran in Human Resources and Corporate Talent Acquisition. As a Federal Recruiter, Corporate Recruiter, and Senior Talent Acquisition expert, JK has worked with companies such as Microsoft,...
episode 23: Love Bombing │ Mara Hall
In this episode, actress, author, and producer Mara Hall shares her journey to becoming a successful actress and how to spot the signs of narcissism before it's too late. Mara's book, , offers real-life experiences and practical advice on how to avoid...
episode 24: Your Wealth Must Reside Somewhere │ Doug Peacock
In this episode, Doug Peacock shares his secrets on how to become your own bank and accumulate wealth safely and predictably. With guaranteed growth, an available line of credit, and the ability to recoup interest paid to banks, Doug offers a clear...
episode 25: Turn Up the Heat │ Robert Rhymes
Get ready to savor the flavor of the South! In this episode, award-winning chef Robert Rhymes shares how his Southern roots influence his culinary choices. As the Executive Chef/ Assistant Professor of Culinary Arts for the Kaskaskia College...
episode 26: Farming and Finances │ Linda Daniels-Fortenberry
In this episode, Linda Daniels-Fortenberry, Executive Director of Circle of Faith Foundation, shares tools and resources that beginning farmers and ranchers need to thrive. The non-profit was started during the pandemic to support seniors in crisis...
episode 27: On Assignment by God │ Fon Strong James
Fon Strong James surrendered to God’s plan and has become an author, coach, and Christian CEO. Listen in as she shares her journey from corporate America to empowering women through Encouragement Ink International. She also highlights the importance...
episode 28: Sorry, It's Classified │ Christopher J. Thomas
Are colleges and universities taking enough steps to ensure they achieve their objectives? According to Christopher J. Thomas, Director of Internal Audit at Jackson State University, it depends. In this episode, Christopher discusses the importance of...
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