better. with Jerred Moon

You don't always need new customers... 

My thoughts on branding. 

Today, we are in the weeds! Here's a shallow dive into calculating cost to acquire, and, more importantly, the profitability of your individual products/serivces. Master this skill and you will understand how to reverse engineer business growth. 

Are you a maker or a manager? 

In this episode, I give you a simple tax strategy that you can take to your CPA that could easily save you five figures in taxes this year. 

In this eye-opening episode of the Better Human Business Podcast, we delve into the secrets of a time-tested, remarkably simple, yet stunningly effective advertising strategy. For over a decade, this method has weathered changes in market trends, technological advancements, and shifts in consumer behavior. With a million-dollar investment behind it, this approach has successfully powered numerous...

Today, I give my thoughts on the relationshop between money and happiness. 

My oldest son just turned 11, which is about how long I have been an entrepreneur. How do I juggle being a good Dad and a good entrepreneur? 

Today, I give an update on our 2023 Business growth strategy! 

In this episode, I cover how to make decisions that will increase your NET Worth. In the short term, it may not seem to matter all that much. However, in the long run, this is how you build an unbreakable legacy. 

Want to know how I can act as the CFO for multiple different companies and still have time to do anything? Answer: Simple finance at scale. 

Are you a creator or consumer? 

Starting multiple companies as an entreprenuer can either be amazing or awful. It all depends on whether or not you are answering one quesiton before you start soemthing new... Find out wha that is in today's episode. 

Today, I introduce you to the artifical intelligence version of me... Crazy Stuff! 

I just recently finished the book, 10x is Easier Than 2x by Dan Sullivan with Dr. Benjamin Hardy. Today, I give you a breif overview of my thoughts and my biggest takeaways. 

Last year, one of my companies made the Inc. 500 list—a list of the fastest-growing privately held companies in the world. Here are my Top 3 lessons learned! 

Today, I answer a listener question about how much it costs to run an online business. Enjoy!

If you don't kill comofort, comfort will kill you. 

Everyone thinks they are a GREAT communicator, but most people aren't. I have to REALLY try to be an effective communicator, and things seem to crumble when I am not trying hard. In this episode, I give two frameworks for effective communication. The first is how to communicate with your customers effectively. The second is how to communicate with your team effectively. 

If we don't learn to say no, we will become the worst versions of ourselves. Listen to this episode to learn how I say 'NO' when something new comes along. 

I just got done looking at enough data to make my eyes bleed. What did I find? Well, I found an incredibly simple way to increase the likelihood someone becomes a customer. In this episode, I tell you how to do it in your business. 

Does being an entrepreneur suck? Entrepreneurship, when pursued correctly, will apply pressure and discomfort to every part of who you are. You'll either survive it and become the best version of yourself imaginable. Or, you won't. The two most significant impacts on my life have been fitness and entrepreneurship. Fitness taught me  self-discipline ,  which is instrumental to any success . Entrepr...

What is your time worth? Think about it. What would you say an hour of your time is worth? $100…? $1,000…? $10,000..? I hate to be the first to break it to you,  but your time is worth nothing .

I firmly believe that you need books that meet you where you are. That's why book recommendations can fall flat at times. For example, a seasoned entrepreneur making a lot of money may recommend a more philosophical book about the impact of a business on the world. If you're new to entrepreneurship, you'll read that book and think it was a waste of time because it didn't tell you how to acquire mo...

Today, I want to talk about scaling a business. I started with a laptop, a $5 product, $100K+ in debt, and ZERO knowledge of how to run a business. Today, across multiple companies, we have 20 employees and do millions per year, and I am debt free. So how does that happen?