Real Common Sense with Tony Jordan

Real Common Sense is a podcast with Tony Jordan, marketing consultant, entrepreneur, & sales and marketing pro. Tony brings on friends & acquaintances to chat about different topics & how they relate to extreme success in business & living life to the fullest by grabbing it with both hands...it's your choice what you wanna do, just cut the BS & use some real common sense.

Real Common Sense with Tony Jordan is a business podcast hosted by Tony Jordan, with 13 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Tony Jordan hosts Real Common Sense with Tony Jordan, a business show with 13 episodes published.

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  Episode #15

  Ep. 15 | Officer Justin Malueg

  Aug 17, 20262h 56mS1

  Justin Malueg is a former police officer from Waupaca County, Wisconsin with over 1 million views on social media. Growing up in small town America, he wanted to become a police officer but it wasn't that easy. He noticed foul play & after calling it out he was blacklisted & Brady'd across the state & decided to run for Sheriff to bring accountability back to policing. Follow Officer Justin on social media: Justin's Website www.maluegforsheriff.org Justin's Email maluegforsheriff@gmail.com Facebook https://tinyurl.com/223hdcfj

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  Ep. 14 | Michael Hughes on Driving 2 Hours to Work, Trial Decided by Coin Flip, & Running for Judge

  Jan 22, 20261h 48mS2

  Michael Hughes has been a criminal defense attorney for 10+ years & started his own law firm in that time. From winning his first case from superstition to stories of a jury deciding the guilt of a defendant with a coin flip, Michael is one of the coolest people I have the pleasure of knowing. He just threw his hat in the ring to run for judge in Marathon County, Wisconsin.

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  Episode #13

  Ep. 13 | Jared Brandon on Selling His Business, Guitars, & Getting His Dream Job

  May 21, 20251h 41mS1

  <p>Jared has been an "acquaintance" of mine for years. I used to run sales, marketing, artist relations, & product dev for a pickup company which put me in direct competition with Jared's prior business Brandonwound Pickups. While working in Indiana I met him on accident after he started working at his dream job. Jared is a veteran having served 3 years in the military before jumping out to work construction. After that he decided to take the leap & go full-time with his passion of building guitar pickups which led him to working his dream job at one of the greatest guitar...

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  Episode #12

  Ep. 12 | Rogelio "Roy" Romano Talks Growing Up in Mexico & Being an 8 Year Old Entrepreneur

  May 14, 20251h 24mS1

  <p>I've known Rogelio since I was little. I started out knowing him as my brother's friend's dad then as a business owner who gave me a chance to play music at his restaurant & now as a marketing client of mine. He grew up in Mexico & started a bunch of different businesses before moving to the United States at age 20 to help support his family. While here he moved up from nothing, met his wife, & started a successful business in Central WI.</p>

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  Episode #11

  Ep. 11 | Michael Graziadei on Getting Into Acting, Independent Films, & Facing Rejection

  May 5, 20251h 45mS1

  <p>Michael Graziadei is an actor with credits on The Young & The Restless, Agents of Shield, Castle, Lincoln Lawyer on Netflix, & more. Having grown up on the east coast, he took a risk moving to the west coast to pursue acting. His positivity & attitude is absolutely infectious. He's one of the most motivated & sarcastic people I know.</p>

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