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A lot of people see selling a business from the outside and picture excitement, money, and freedom. But the truth is, it’s often a deeply emotional and turbulent experience. And it usually begins with one haunting question: is it time? Is it time to let go of the business you’ve poured yourself into?

In this episode, Omar answers David's question and shares what it’s really like to face that decision. He opens up about the internal struggles, the mindset shifts, and the difficult conversations that come with choosing to exit. You’ll hear insights on evaluating your own leadership, understanding the role of timing, and what to consider before making such a big move.

Let Omar show you why there’s much more to this question than just money and freedom. Click play at the top and discover what really matters when deciding if it’s time to let go of the business you’ve built.

Resources:

Built to Sell by John Warrillow

MBA1648 Must Read: Before the Exit by Dan Andrews

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Perhaps you've experienced this uncomfortable truth. That is, when you start to succeed, some people around you suddenly bring you down instead of lifting you up. Friends, colleagues, or even family can pull away just when things begin to go well. It’s confusing, it’s frustrating, and it can leave you wondering why success doesn’t always come with support.

In this episode, Omar unpacks why people sometimes turn against you when you start to succeed. He digs into what’s happening beneath the surface, how your growth can disrupt others’ comfort zones, challenge their excuses, and create distance. You’ll hear practical advice on how to handle these changes without losing yourself or your sense of dignity, and how to set healthy boundaries while attracting the right kind of relationships as you level up.

Success doesn’t always mean everyone will cheer you on. Listen to Omar break it down in this episode, click play at the top and learn how to move forward with confidence while building the support system you truly need.

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Have you ever thought, “Someday I want to write a book”? The idea is exciting, but figuring out how to actually publish it can feel like a maze. With so many routes to choose from, it’s easy to get stuck wondering which one makes the most sense for you. This episode is here to clear things up.

Omar walks you through the three main publishing options: self publishing, traditional publishing, and hybrid publishing. He lays out the pros and cons of each, shares the common mistakes new authors make, and explains why matching your publishing path to your goals is so important. Whether you want total control, the credibility of a traditional deal, or something in between, you’ll get the insights you need to make a smart choice.

This lesson could save you months of frustration and a lot of money, so press play up top and take the next step toward becoming an author.

Resources:

MBA674 Guest Teacher: Chandler Bolt- How To Write Your First Book In One Week

MBA968 Must Read: The 1-Page Marketing Plan By Allan Dib

MBA978 Must Read: Exactly What To Say by Phil M Jones

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Some people think being productive means adding more to their to‑do list - longer lists, more boxes to check, endless tasks to cram into the day. But the truth is, that approach often leaves you overwhelmed and no closer to what really matters. Are you stuck in this cycle, too?

In this episode, Omar answers Frank’s question and explores what productivity really means. He digs into why simply piling on tasks doesn’t work, and what you should focus on instead. You’ll hear practical strategies to cut the noise, rethink how you use your time, and move closer to the results that matter most.

Productivity is not the same as being busy. Listen to Omar break it down in this episode - click play at the top and start shifting the way you work today.

Recommended episode to explore:

MBA310 Must Read: Essentialism By Greg McKeown

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AI is everywhere, but turning it into a real business that makes money is another story. Cool demos and flashy tools might grab attention, yet they don’t always solve real problems. If you’ve been wondering how to actually leverage AI to build something practical in 2026, this lesson is for you.

In this episode, Omar breaks down some of the most promising AI business models for the year ahead. He explains what these models look like, who they’re best suited for, and the common mistakes to avoid. Most importantly, he shows you how to focus AI on solving problems people actually care about and how to choose the right path for your skills and goals.

AI is here to stay, but don’t start anything yet until you hear this episode. Hit play at the top of the page and learn which businesses are worth building in 2026.

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