In this episode, Mark and Sarah get real about the fear and freedom that comes with starting from zero. They share personal stories of being broke, losing security, and turning setbacks into opportunity. You’ll learn why having nothing to lose can actually unlock your creativity, drive, and resilience as an entrepreneur.

They break down how to bootstrap your business from the ground up, use limited resources to your advantage, and why big money isn’t always the answer. They also dive into the money mindset mental shift every founder needs to push through fear and start winning.

Whether you’re starting your first business or trying to rebuild after a loss, this one’s for you.

Get the “Start And Grow Your Successful Business” online course now!
www.businessballers.com

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Mark Seremet co-founded Take-Two Interactive, the company behind Grand Theft Auto. He's a tech entrepreneur and former CEO to GLD who knows how to spot a big opportunity, build it, and secure strong exits.

Sarah Hoffmann is a Chief Marketing Officer, CPA and "Founder Whisperer" who's scaled brands with successful exits and iconic companies like Converse, Nike, Drybar, and GLD, and built her own multi-million dollar consulting firm.

Together, they host the Business Ballers Podcast - real talk on how to start, scale, and win in business. No fluff or BS. Just battle-tested strategies from two people who've done it and achieved success.

🎓 Get the “Start And Grow Your Successful Business” online course at www.businessballers.com

Mark and Sarah share the lessons they wish they had known when starting out - from doing too much too soon to raising capital before it's needed. But at the center of it all lies one massive blunder they see many entrepreneurs make. With real stories and practical takeaways, this episode will help you avoid the pitfalls that derail so many founders and set you up to build your business smarter.

Get the “Start And Grow Your Successful Business” online course now!
www.businessballers.com

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Mark Seremet co-founded Take-Two Interactive, the company behind Grand Theft Auto. He's a tech entrepreneur and former CEO to GLD who knows how to spot a big opportunity, build it, and secure strong exits.

Sarah Hoffmann is a Chief Marketing Officer, CPA and "Founder Whisperer" who's scaled brands with successful exits and iconic companies like Converse, Nike, Drybar, and GLD, and built her own multi-million dollar consulting firm.

Together, they host the Business Ballers Podcast - real talk on how to start, scale, and win in business. No fluff or BS. Just battle-tested strategies from two people who've done it and achieved success.

🎓 Get the “Start And Grow Your Successful Business” online course at www.businessballers.com

Mark and Sarah share fascinating and valuable stories about the incredible journeys of four completely unique entrepreneurs. From a secret billionaire to a guy who had no clue what he wanted to do, to a moonshot success, and finally a rockstar businesswoman that Sarah worked with directly – these stories offer valuable insights and inspiration for every aspiring entrepreneur.

Get the “Start And Grow Your Successful Business” online course now! www.businessballers.com

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Mark Seremet co-founded Take-Two Interactive, the company behind Grand Theft Auto. He’s a tech entrepreneur and former CEO to GLD who knows how to spot a big opportunity, build it, and secure strong exits.

Sarah Hoffmann is a Chief Marketing Officer, CPA and “Founder Whisperer” who’s scaled brands with successful exits at iconic companies like Converse, Nike, Drybar, and GLD, and built her own multi-million dollar consulting firm.

Together, they host the Business Ballers Podcast - real talk on how to start, scale, and win in business. No fluff or BS. Just battle-tested strategies from two people who’ve done it and achieved success.

🎓 Get the “Start And Grow Your Successful Business” online course at www.businessballers.com