New podcast conversation - Kickass Boomers

I had a wonderful conversation about ageless entrepreneurship this week with Ms. Terry Lohrbeer, podcast host of Kickass Boomers.

Here’s a short quote from Terry…

“I think that’s great advice. So while they’re still working, they can start something small, so that when they need it, they can make it grow – into what they need. That’s excellent advice!”


Link to the Kickass Boomer podcast

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