You didn’t start a business to become its employee. You wanted freedom. But somewhere along the way, the business started running you.

In this episode, we sit with Quinn Schilz, who went from broke kid to sales assassin. He shows us exactly how he turned a messy, unorganized business into a machine that runs without him. Quinn breaks down how paying for mentorship changed his life and the exact systems he uses today to help his company print money with consistency.

This episode gives you the roadmap to go from working in your business to working on it. You’ll walk away with a clear plan to scale, buy back your time, and finally build a business that gives you freedom instead of taking it.

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Brandon Turner, Tarek El Moussa, Henry Washington, Rich Somers, Mikey Taylor, Tom Wheelright, David Greene, Tony J. Robinson, Robert Croak, Chad “Coach” Carson, Brett Hundley, Devon Kennard and Marques Colston.

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