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Matt Ebert, founder and CEO of Crash Champions, sits down with industry leaders to discover the powerful synergies between different walks of life and businesses. Matt believes in a Champions Mindset. It’s how he took a single collision repair shop and turned it into over 650 locations across the US. Listen in while he unlocks the thought processes of successful leaders, and learn how he Champions People to empower them to grow.
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- Today1h 6m
EricTheCarGuy EXPOSES the Auto Repair Industry
Eric the Car Guy reveals how getting fired from an auto dealership helped launch one of YouTube’s earliest automotive repair channels - and why he originally wanted to expose the industry’s secrets. After nearly 19 years creating automotive content, Eric opens up about his unexpected journey from art school to becoming a mechanic, the realities of working at dealerships, and the burnout that nearly ended his YouTube career. He also shares his concerns about the future of auto repair, includ...
- 1 weeks ago1h 15m
The Hidden Company Behind America’s Biggest Car Brands
What does it take to go from answering roadside assistance calls as a college student to becoming CEO of a company handling more than 10 million service events annually? In this episode, we sit down with Dave Ferrick, CEO of Agero, the company behind roadside assistance programs for some of the world’s largest insurance carriers and automotive manufacturers. Dave shares his remarkable journey from working overnight shifts as a dispatcher while attending law school to leading one of the larg...
- 2 weeks ago1h 12m
Inside the Business of Death: What Nobody Tells You About Cemeteries
Shayda Frost was producing films in Los Angeles. Her father spent his career as one of the loudest voices in funeral pre-planning - and when he died suddenly at 68, he left no instructions for his own funeral, and no succession plan for the cemeteries he owned. Shayda and her husband Timothy Amoui were given two options: sell, or run it. Every single person told them to sell. Instead they moved back to Atlanta and took over 50 employees, a business that still ran on fax machines and paper sl...
- 3 weeks ago52 min
Education Secretary Linda McMahon: My Job Is To Eliminate My Own Department
Linda McMahon built WWE from a desk in her basement into a global company, became a self-made billionaire, and is now the 13th U.S. Secretary of Education. She sits down with Matt to talk about the investment that forced her into bankruptcy, why she tells every entrepreneur to stick to what they know, and the moment she realized a manager had hit their ceiling and no amount of coaching would fix it. She also lays out the number that should worry every business owner in America: for every fiv...
- 4 weeks ago1h 24m
Navy SEAL Leif Babin On Why Most People Fail
Leif Babin spent four years at the Naval Academy chasing one goal — and didn’t get selected for the SEAL program. He calls it the best thing that ever happened to him. In this conversation he walks through being handed 28 people and millions of dollars of equipment at 22 years old with no idea what he was doing, the day in Ramadi that cost him Marc Lee and Ryan Job, and why he was awarded a Silver Star he never wanted and still doesn’t display. He explains why humility is the single most impo...
- Oct 6, 20261h 4m
"It's So Easy" - The Naive Bet That Took On A $350 BILLION Industry
Shadi Bakour had negative $400 in the bank and 15,000 unsold bottles of water collecting dust in an investor's warehouse. Eleven years later PATHWATER is in every Chanel in the US, in all 50 states, and has kept more than 750 million single-use plastic bottles out of landfills and oceans. In this episode he breaks down the parts most founders never talk about: the year he made zero dollars driving Uber and waiting tables, the morning he and his co-founder mapped every 7-Eleven in Northern Ca...
- Sep 29, 20261h 1m
Jamba Juice CEO Reveals How He Grew The Company 500% - After It Ran Out Of Money
In December 2008, James D. White took over a public company that had almost no cash left. The previous management team had burned through $100 million, made a string of bad real estate deals, and left the market cap heading one direction. He walked into the Great Recession with a smoothie chain that didn't sell anything hot, in cities where it was winter. He told the board he needed six months to figure it out. Inside 45 days he'd moved on two executives. Inside seven years the market cap wa...
- Sep 22, 20261h 21m
Meet The Homeless Man Who Sold Patrón for $5.1 Billion
John Paul DeJoria started John Paul Mitchell Systems with $700 while living in his car with his two-year-old son. Thirty-eight years later he sold Patrón to Bacardi in a deal valued at $5.1 billion. He tells Matt what actually happened in between: foster care at nine, on his own at eleven, homeless twice, selling encyclopedias door to door for $150 a week, and the string of jobs he says made the whole thing possible — "I couldn't have started John Paul Mitchell Systems in 1980 with $10 milli...
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Matt Ebert, founder and CEO of Crash Champions, sits down with industry leaders to discover the powerful synergies between different walks of life and businesses. Matt believes in a Champions Mindset. It’s how he took a single collision repair shop and turned it into over 650 locations across the US. Listen in while he unlocks the thought processes of successful leaders, and learn how he Champions People to empower them to grow.
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