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Ready to unlock your potential in the digital age? Invest In Yourself: The Digital Entrepreneur Podcast is your go-to resource for inspiration, insights, and strategies to thrive as a digital entrepreneur. Join host Phil Better—The Podcast Mogul—three times a week as he interviews successful entrepreneurs who have built thriving online businesses and those just starting their journey. With years of experience helping podcasters and digital entrepreneurs grow, Phil brings you the stories, strategies, and tools to transform your dreams into reality. Discover the challenges they faced, the risks they took, and the innovative paths they forged to create free...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Phil Better turns entrepreneurial origin stories into candid conversations about the systems, relationships, and daily choices behind digital businesses.
Phil Better builds each conversation around the path from conventional employment to digital business, then keeps asking what made that transition operationally possible. The interviews move freely between personal motivation and business mechanics.
From dog dinners to mortgage notes, Phil Better asks the questions you'd blurt out.
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Podcasting is treated here as a practical growth tool, not just a creative outlet.
Podcasting comes across here as a working tool for business and brand growth, not a side hobby. Phil Better talks with a guest described as a leader in podcasting and content creation, and the discussion keeps circling back to what actually matters: staying visible, reaching…
A cybersecurity veteran turns leadership into a lesson in listening, not just expertise.
This interview centers on a longtime cybersecurity operator with three decades on the front lines, and it turns that background into a practical conversation about leadership, co-founder dynamics, and how a company stays intact.
Leadership gets clearer when approval stops coming from outside.
Phil Better's conversation keeps returning to leadership, self-acceptance, trust, and the tendency to look outside oneself for answers. The guest's view is simple enough: self-love is where real change starts, and honest inner work has to come before outward success.
Practical and energetic, with the clearest value coming from grounded advice on growth and networks.
This episode treats AI as a working tool for local businesses, with a clear focus on simplifying operations, improving profitability, and supporting growth.
A direct sales story about betting on yourself, going all in, and building income with discipline.
The episode treats leaving corporate life, betting on yourself, and finding a sales model that pays as a practical move, not a slogan. The guest talks about quitting with no money saved, leaning on support at home while helping build a network marketing company and a fitness…
A practical creator-money conversation with a simple pitch and little polish.
Phil Better and Bob Bowdon keep the discussion grounded in a practical question: how a creator gets paid for video without pretending views will do the work on their own.
A candid relationship conversation about attachment, patterns, and making better choices in love.
The episode settles into a candid conversation about relationship patterns, self worth, and attachment style. Phil Better keeps it loose while the guest, a psychotherapist and relationship coach, talks through how old habits can show up in dating and why the point is often to…
Scaling works better when empathy is built into the system, not left as decoration.
The episode treats culture as something that has to survive scale, not a slogan to paste on the wall. Phil Better's interview with a founder and CEO keeps coming back to a plain idea: if a company wants to keep its edge, empathy has to live in the systems, in how teams work, and…
Rob Walling on bootstrapped SaaS growth, plateaus, and exits — with founders who lived them.
Abbey Ashley's playbook for turning your job skills into a virtual assistant business.
Naval Ravikant on epistemology, startups, and crypto, from David Deutsch to Vitalik Buterin.
Alex Theuma interviews SaaS founders and investors on scaling to $10M-plus ARR.
Guy Raz traces founders' origin stories and fields live advice-line calls from entrepreneurs.
Alex Blumberg interviews guests like Megan Phelps-Roper and Shane McAnally about failure and reinvention.
Phil Better opens with a hard pitch against corporate bullshit and paid-ad fatigue.
Phil Better opens with a big welcome and frames Ron Stotts as someone who has lived through Vietnam, corporate America, and spiritual teaching.
Phil Better interviews Reed Hansen, chief growth officer and serial entrepreneur, on Invest In Yourself: The Digital Entrepreneur Podcast, with Reed framing his work at Market Surge and his history at Oracle, Northwestern, Punchkick Interactive, Solstice, Million Dollar Studios, and Market Surge.
Phil Better introduces Tiffany Alexander as a real estate investor and note expert who started in 2006 and has helped more than 1,000 people identify investment goals.
Phil Better opens the show by framing Austin Medlin as someone who helps service-based entrepreneurs sell smarter without leaning on sleaze or burnout.
Scott Anderson says he built a 22-employee agency, then hit burnout that felt like waking up tired every day and fearing he might not get out of bed.
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Massimo and Marcello Migliara trace BH back to a dog with allergies, vet guidance, and a decision to cook instead of relying on kibble.
Shannon Lavinia says she and John quit their jobs on the same day after setting a $20,000-a-month profit target, and she ties that move to a first sale worth $6,000 and a third month that reached $24,000 in revenue.
Phil Better introduces Craig Taylor as a cybersecurity leader with 30 years of experience, a CISSP certification since 2001, and leadership roles at JP Morgan Chase, VistaPrint, and CSC.
The guest builds from the customer back, which keeps the episode grounded.
Matthew Stafford says he became an entrepreneur at 13 by selling the paper True Grit and later used those earnings to buy and rebuild a Pontiac Firebird before age 16.
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Phil Better interviews Sacha Awa of Sasha Awa Marketing Group about leaving a 9-to-5, building a marketing firm, and learning entrepreneurship after 22 years in agencies and startups.
Jaclyn Whitt says she and her husband sold everything, left Vancouver, and moved to Mexico so she could write full time and he could start a business after his physical job wore him down.
Phil Better interviews Brianna Hernandez, founder of Brianna Hernandez Copywriting, about how she went from studying English and writing for fun to building a copywriting business.
Phil Better interviews Michael George, a coach, author, international speaker, and 30-year family caregiver who co-founded Soaring Families with his wife in 2015.
Host Phil Better interviews Stephen Skesh, a digital entrepreneur who advocates for integrating empathy and love into business systems.
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Phil Better opens with a loud push to invest in yourself, then brings in Colin as a founder building two very different companies.
James built because the house had given up.
Phil Better opens with a blunt reminder to invest in yourself.
Phil Better frames the conversation around single women trying to step out of old relationship patterns and make wiser choices in love.
Nilesh Jallian discusses his journey from COVID job loss to building a successful podcast coaching business.
Host Phil Better interviews Gregory Shepard, a 12-time founder and startup expert, about his journey from humble beginnings to building StartupScience.io.
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Phil Better welcomes the guest and quickly turns the conversation to a practical question: how do creators make money from video content?