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Hosted by Brad Weimert · business · EN · 257 episodes
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
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Signup to Generate a PitchBrad Weimert, founder of Easy Pay Direct, interviews world-class entrepreneurs to explore tactics & strategies to build 8, 9, and 10-figure brands. The truth is, the BUILDING blocks of business are consistent across the board. Marketing, Sales, Operations, Finance, and Taxes... Apply to all businesses.
Beyond A Million is hosted by Brad Weimert. The show has published 257 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "247: Special Announcement: Why I'm Stepping Away From the Podcast" (24 September 2026, 6 minutes), "246: What Happens to Capitalism When AI Does All the Work? with Daniel Faggella & Jesse Elder" (17 September 2026, 67 minutes), and "245: He Built the AI Network Big Tech Wants Access To (Followers Don't Matter) with Daniel Faggella" (10 September 2026, 70 minutes).
Beyond A Million publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 55 minutes across 257 episodes.
Booking probability for Beyond A Million is 37%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Beyond A Million requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Beyond A Million's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Beyond A Million are Business & Management Consulting. Beyond A Million has a business audience and around 6,100 subscribers on YouTube.
Brad Weimert hosts Beyond A Million, a business show with 257 episodes published.
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Episode #247
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...
Episode #246
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...
Episode #245
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...
Episode #244
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...
Episode #243
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...
Episode #242
Britnie Turner built her real estate career by deliberately going where other investors wouldn't—high-crime neighborhoods, overlooked properties, and land that banks didn't even want to finance. That approach eventually...
Episode #241
Thanh Pham has spent 15 years studying productivity, and over the last five he's gone deep on implementing AI inside real companies. That means he's seen the difference between AI that actually changes how a business...
Episode #240
A lot of founders hit seven figures and assume they've built a business. But if sales slow down, decisions stall, or customers feel the difference whenever they step away, they may still be self-employed. Jeremy Shapiro...
Episode #239
I bought a lake house in Austin and discovered I was paying city taxes even though the city wasn't providing water, sewer, trash collection, or electricity. Julie Drenner helped me legally remove the property from...
Episode #238
Dean Guida started Infragistics at 23 to build UX/UI tools for professional software developers. Thirty-seven years later, the company operates across six countries, its software is used by more than two million...
Episode #237
Today I'm talking to Jim Donnelly, a founder who has built and scaled businesses across travel, real estate, wellness, and longevity medicine. He built an online travel community with 300,000+ members that later rolled...
Episode #236
Today I'm talking with Geoff Woods, author of The AI-Driven Leader and founder of AI Leadership, about why so many founders are using AI on the wrong problems. Geoff helped drive Jindal Steel & Power's market cap from...
Episode #235
Today I'm talking to Matt Gallant, co-founder of BioOptimizers, a supplement company generating $10M a month with a larger mission to help people live healthier for longer. Matt started with a simple realization: if he...
Episode #234
Today, Cameron Herold (Founder of COO Alliance) is back on the podcast to talk about one of the biggest reasons companies stop scaling: bad hiring. We get into why impressive resumes can be misleading, how to tell if...
Episode #233
AI isn't just creating a software boom, it's creating an infrastructure crisis. As demand for AI explodes, the real bottleneck isn't chips or models anymore. It's power, cooling, permitting, and the ability to build...
Episode #232
Today I'm talking to Bill Tyndall, who helped build Electric AI from an idea into a company approaching a billion-dollar valuation, raised $211M across eight funding rounds, and now serves as CEO of Techvera. Bill has...
Episode #231
Roger Neel sold his SaaS company at $100M+ ARR, took three hours off, and dove straight into a health tech startup backed by Google Ventures and Dexcom. In this conversation, Roger breaks down the full arc — from...
Episode #230
John Lee Dumas has published a podcast episode every single day for 14 years, leading to more than 5,000 episodes of Entrepreneurs on Fire. He records seven interviews in a single day each week, built a...
Episode #229
Today I'm talking to Matt King, CEO of GoBundance, host of The Matt King Show, and Chief of Staff for a family office managing high-level investments and operators. Matt is about to ride a bike 2,000 miles from Mexico...
Episode #228
Today, I'm talking with Tom Patterson , founder of Tommy John, the underwear brand that turned a frustrating problem into a 9-figure business. Tom started the company after getting tired of undershirts constantly coming...
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