Beyond A Million

Brad Weimert, founder of Easy Pay Direct, interviews world-class entrepreneurs to explore tactics & strategies to build 8, 9, and 10-figure brands. Learn more at: https://beyondamillion.com/All business is the same… but nobody really feels that way. The truth is – the BUILDING blocks of business are consistent across the board. Marketing, Sales, Operations, Finance, and Taxes... Apply to all businesses. With more than 30,000 businesses flowing through Easy Pay Direct (and the data behind them), Brad Weimert has found a litany of world-class experts to break down what's working - and what's not. With clients like Tony Robbins, Dean Graziosi, Hal Elrod and Grant Cardone, Easy Pay Direct is an amazing pool of knowledge and experience to pull from.Watch, Listen, and learn while you hear experts pull back the curtain and share cutting-edge marketing strategies, the latest sales techniques, the operational tools and tactics that make it all work, and the tax strategies that keep your mon

Beyond A Million is a business podcast hosted by Brad Weimert, with 257 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Brad Weimert hosts Beyond A Million, a business show with 257 episodes published.

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  Episode #247

  247: Special Announcement: Why I'm Stepping Away From the Podcast

  Sep 24, 20266 min

  After four years and 250 episodes, I'm stopping the weekly Beyond A Million podcast. I won't say it's gone for good, but I'm putting a bookmark in it for now. I started the podcast to have good conversations and to support Easy Pay Direct: landing clients, giving our leads useful content, and eventually building top of funnel. Some of that worked well, and some of it I never fully committed to. Right now, most of my time and energy is going into EPD Commerce and agentic commerce, and a weekly show no longer fits those goals. I talk through what the podcast did for me, where it fell short, and why I think choosing focus over doing everything at once is the right call. Thank you to everyone who has watched, listened, and shared along the way. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/rHXm-fvfUJY Let's Connect: Website | Instagram | YouTube | TikTok | Twitter | Facebook

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  Episode #246

  246: What Happens to Capitalism When AI Does All the Work? with Daniel Faggella & Jesse Elder

  Sep 17, 20261h 7m

  What happens to entrepreneurs when AI and robots can produce nearly everything we currently get paid to produce? That's the question I wanted to explore with Daniel Faggella and Jesse Elder. A huge part of modern life is organized around making money. We go to school to develop skills, build careers and businesses, compete for resources, and use capital to create more opportunity. But if AI keeps getting better at doing economically valuable work, some of those assumptions start to break down. We talk about what capitalism could look like when human labor becomes less necessary, whether abundance actually means everyone gets everything they need, and why simply opting out of technological change may become harder than it sounds. We also get into a bigger question entrepreneurs should be thinking about now: What makes you valuable when intelligence and execution are increasingly cheap? Watch on YouTube: Let's Connect: Website | Instagram | YouTube | TikTok | Twitter | Facebook

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  Episode #245

  245: He Built the AI Network Big Tech Wants Access To (Followers Don't Matter) with Daniel Faggella

  Sep 10, 20261h 10m

  Today I'm talking to Daniel Faggella, who built and sold a $2 million ecommerce business so he could go all-in on artificial intelligence years before the rest of the business world caught up. Daniel is now the founder of Emerj, an AI research and media company that works with companies like NVIDIA, Google Cloud, and Salesforce. He also hosts the AI in Business podcast, where he's spent years building relationships with the executives responsible for some of the biggest AI investments inside enterprise. What makes his business especially interesting is that its value has very little to do with how many people download the podcast. Daniel built a network around people who had relatively little influence when he first started talking to them, but would eventually control massive budgets as AI became a priority. We get into where AI actually stands inside large companies today, why smaller businesses may have an advantage over enterprise, and how Daniel thinks about positioning yourself around a market before the money and attention arrive. Watch on YouTube: Let's Connect: Website | Instagram | YouTube | TikTok | Twitter | Facebook

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  Episode #244

  244: How He Uses AI to Generate Millions of Views with Austin Armstrong

  Sep 3, 20261h 4m

  Today I'm talking to Austin Armstrong, a longtime digital marketer, founder of Syllaby and AI Marketing World, and someone who has built millions of followers across social media. Austin has spent more than two decades studying how attention works online, and this conversation is largely about how that's changing with AI. We talk about how he approaches content creation today, why Facebook has become his highest-ROI platform, what actually drives virality, and how he uses AI without fully automating his personal brand. We also get into the business side of AI, including how Syllaby evolved from a productivity tool into an AI content platform, why the company had to change its target customer and pricing, and what Austin thinks happens to SaaS as AI agents become more capable. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/H7HCrACJ5UQ Let's Connect: Website | Instagram | YouTube | TikTok | Twitter | Facebook

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  Episode #243

  243: We Spent $50K to Fly Private (Was It Worth It?) with Tom Patterson and Chandler Bolt

  Aug 27, 202657 min

  I'm sitting on a private jet with Tom Patterson and Chandler Bolt, and the obvious question comes up: when does this kind of spending actually make sense? Once your business starts producing real money, the decisions don't necessarily get easier. Do you keep pouring everything back into the company? Spend more to save time? Pay for experiences and access to better rooms? Or are you just copying the lifestyle of someone who's ten years ahead of you? We get into the tension between frugality and leverage, why entrepreneurs can spend years being able to afford something before feeling comfortable buying it, and how trying to look successful can actually hurt your credibility with the people you're trying to impress. We also talk about the role relationships and proximity play as you scale—and why being around people operating at a completely different level can change what you believe is possible. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/b9Mqz1Mn0a0 Let's Connect: Website | Instagram | YouTube | TikTok | Twitter | Facebook

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