OverPressure Podcast

The Overpressure Podcast’s latest episode features Bart, a Utah-based entrepreneur who calls himself the “Side Hustle Samurai” and asks the same question of everything that crosses his path: how can I monetize this? The habit started when his dream of joining the FBI to chase serial killers died after the eye surgery he got during a summer on his dad’s New Mexico farm automatically disqualified him. He finished his accounting degree anyway, took a contract to help build a bungee tower in Japa...

The Overpressure Podcast’s latest episode features Luke, a farm kid from Twin Falls, Idaho, who had a good sales career and a family he loved but still felt something was missing. Success, he realized, doesn’t mean fulfillment. That changed in 2012, when he heard at church about local kids sleeping on the floor and built them a bunk bed with his Boy Scout troop. The best material is the second bed. When his own kids asked for another Xbox, he took them to the garage to build one, then posted ...

The Overpressure Podcast’s latest episode features Kelly, a Delray Beach, Florida-based entrepreneur who grew up about 45 minutes outside Philadelphia and spent 10 years in the Fortune 500 world, where she was promoted seven times in eight years. Today she runs a portfolio of six companies, has been on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing companies, has appeared on the NASDAQ building, and is the author of a USA Today bestselling book. Her move to Florida, like most of her decisions, came fr...

The Overpressure Podcast's latest episode features Joshua, co-founder of Intrinsi, a full-stack marketing agency based in Lancashire in northwest England. His path to entrepreneurship started from what he calls failing school and leaving with nothing. He talked his way into college anyway, then cycled through dead-end jobs, growing comfortable and then uncomfortable enough to move on, all while knowing the nine-to-five wasn't for him. He tried YouTube videos and gave up. When Pokémon Go launc...

The Overpressure Podcast’s latest episode features Matthew, a Houston-based attorney who works in estate planning, business structuring, and tax strategy. His route into the field was anything but direct. He spent three and a half years as a pre-med student before a paper cut during a summer organic chemistry class made him realize he didn’t even like blood. He closed the book, walked out, moved to Houston, and finished a business degree. His roommate there, a former Wall Street trader, overh...