Businesses That Rock

Changing Dogs Mid-stream


 

Tiffanie and Daren Gisseman loved boxers probably more than people should love dogs.  When showing her dogs in shows, there were no sanitary boundaries between Tiffanie and her boxers.  I won’t go into detail, but let’s just say that whatever was in the dog’s mouth was welcome in hers, should the need arise.  But boxers weren’t just a passion for the couple, they were a micro-business that was booming.  Would the Gissemans find themselves love-blind when it came to making tough business decisions?

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Winning in Vegas by Being a Better Human

 

We tend to think of Las Vegas as the land of sin-creation.  Jared and Natalie Allen are turning that notion on-its-head with their hot little business, SyncCreation.

Can you use “good vibrations” to win at the dice-rolling game of craps?  According to Dr. Joe Gallenberger, good vibrations can make you a winner at everything in life.  Using “peak mental states” to win at games of chance is a pretty interesting notion, but Jared and Natalie are doing something more interesting than that, even, in the world of micro-business.

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Sara Never Says "Cheese"

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How a girl with ants-in-her-pants is crushing it with her camera. 

 

Do people care if their photographer bares her soul?  Do they give a damn where she travels and what she thinks about life, death and The Office TV show?  Apparently, they do give a damn.

 

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Mr. Clean becomes Mr. Lucky

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He works three or four days a week, makes $120K a year and has a flexible schedule with tons of time to play.

Is this the job of some high-paid executive consultant?  Nope.  He’s a carpet cleaner and he’s rocking it!

What does it take to rock a business that most people wouldn’t want to do? John Spears is thorough.  He’s uber-friendly.  And, he’s one hell of a marketer.
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No Bettah than Mo'Bettah

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Late last year, the Mack brothers wondered out loud if they could keep their little Hawaiian restaurant open another month.  Just one year later, they’ve opened a second, larger restaurant, both restaurants are packed to the gills and they’re looking for a third location.  How did they pull it off?  

All it cost them was their soul.

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