Episode 118: Profit is the Number One Driver of Impact on Your Business

Want to scale your business and leave a lasting legacy?

In this episode, Bob breaks the myth that impact comes before profit—he shows why prioritizing profitability is the key to sustainable growth.

Learn how reinvesting profits can grow your team, enhance your products, and unlock opportunities to expand your reach. These strategies don’t just build a business—they amplify your impact.

Discover how smart profit management can create intergenerational wealth and empower both your business and your family. Don’t miss these game-changing insights—listen now and start putting profit first!

Episode 117: Taking the Leap: Overcoming Fear and Doubt with Michaela Kealey

Today, our host Bob Gauvreau and our guest coach, Michaela Kealey, dive into the role of fear in business. They explore how fear shows up for entrepreneurs and how leaning into it can signal growth and opportunity.

The discussion highlights key mindset shifts, seeing challenges as experiences that happen for us, not against us. Bob shares personal stories of navigating high-risk decisions, while Michaela reframes breakdowns as essential steps toward breakthroughs.

Episode 116: Entrepreneur Coaching Insights: From Financial Confidence to Business Freedom

In this episode of The Wealthy Entrepreneur, host Bob Gauvreau and guest Tiffany Arcari discuss how the program goes beyond traditional coaching with four pillars of growth: financial clarity, strategy, leadership, and mindset. They also discuss why community support is key for entrepreneurs facing challenges that most people never see.

Listeners will hear real examples of business owners achieving breakthroughs, from solving HR struggles to uncovering hidden profits. Tiffany highlights how the program combines practical tools, expert advice, and a supportive network to help entrepreneurs scale smarter and gain confidence.

Episode 115: 325 Ways tp Save, Earn, and Thrive: Wealth Strategies for Entrepreneurs

Today, our host Bob Gauvreau interviews financial planner, author, and entrepreneur Gary Grewal. Gary shares his journey from starting businesses during a recession to becoming a Certified Financial Planner, demonstrating how aligning one's finances with personal values leads to long-term fulfillment. Listeners gain insights into why downturns can create opportunities, how confidence builds trust, and why advocates are key to business growth.

Gary highlights his book, Financial Fives: The Top 325 Ways to Save, Earn, and Thrive to Retire Before 65, offering practical strategies for entrepreneurs. He stresses the importance of separating business and personal finances, planning for taxes, and creating backup systems. His advice focuses on taking action, learning quickly, and using consistent small contributions to build lasting wealth.

Episode 114: Strategic Business Growth: Sherrod Baltimore's Entrepreneurial Journey Part 2

Today, our host Bob welcomes back Sherrod Baltimore for part two of his entrepreneurial journey. Sherrod shares the tough lessons he learned about cash flow, payroll, and client management while growing his cleaning business—offering real-world insights every entrepreneur needs.

You’ll learn why saving three to six months of payroll is crucial, how invoicing delays can impact your business, and what it takes to balance multiple priorities while staying committed to your vision. Sherrod’s story is packed with inspiration and practical advice for entrepreneurs navigating the early “seesaw” years of business.

Episode 113: Strategic Business Growth: Sherrod Baltimore's Entrepreneurial Journey Part 1

Today, our host Bob talks with our guest, Sherrod Baltimore, about the mindset and habits that drive both sports and business success. Sherrod shares how discipline, resilience, and consistency off the field became the keys to winning in entrepreneurship. This conversation kicks off a 2-part series packed with lessons for driven business owners.

He reveals why stepping out of your comfort zone is essential for growth. From adapting to cultural changes to building a network that opens doors, Sherrod shows how challenges can become opportunities if you have the right mindset.