The Integrated Entrepreneur

Jonathan Fodera
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Welcome to The Integrated Entrepreneur with Jonathan Fodera, hosted by founder, author, public speaker, investor and entrepreneur Jonathan Fodera. On this podcast you'll learn strategies on how to become a better operator, how to acquire more clients for your company, how to retain those clients, valuable lessons, and how you can avoid the mistakes that Jonathan has triumphed on his path to $500M+ in financing for business owners and entrepreneur's.Meet the Co-Host:Keith Gause was born in Houston, Texas and moved to Jacksonville, Florida at the age of 2.  He continues to reside in Jacksonville with my wife, Deanna, and two daughters: Addison (13) and Kylee (10) and their 4 dogs, a cat, a bearded dragon, and a snake. (If it were left to the ladies to decide, they would have a zoo!)    Keith’s childhood was spent playing sports, being an only child, and watching his father become an entrepreneur by continuously failing and trying again. His father built a multimillion-dollar company allowing him to retire and live the life he always dreamed about. Watching his father’s journey taught him a lot about business.   Not ready to jump into the family business, Keith went into the military in the year 2000 at age 18. He spent 5 years assigned to the 20th Special Operations Command in Ft. Walton Beach FL and spent a majority of his military career deployed to places that needed the most attention.   Keith continued in the world of excitement and danger by going into Law Enforcement where he spent 10 years working in Northwest Jacksonville. He worked the nightshift, 6pm -6am, which allowed him to have a full day to make an impact on what he ultimately wanted to do. That goal was to create an empire and to impact as many business owners as possible.    In 2009, wanting to care for his wife and first born in the best way, he took a big risk and spent his entire savings on an inactive business name and one inflatable bounce house. Bounce Around Jax Party Rentals was Northeast Florida’s #1 party and event rental business. At least that is what he believed!    By 2012, Keith was able to make a 7-figure exit and leave Law Enforcement and began to study all things finance & investing. He focused on learning about any mistakes he had made as a business owner and became obsessed with helping others avoid the same ones. That is how Tideland Consulting came to be. Now, Tideland operates in all 50 states and has created a non-bias ecosystem for growth-oriented entrepreneurs that maximizes how each dollar impacts the business, from protecting assets and reducing taxes to succession plans and exit strategies.     In 2023, Tideland aligned with GFG Solutions as a strategic partner to serve business owners at the highest level, with a white-glove service feel from a world-class team.

  1. The Real Cost of Waiting for Financing

    4D AGO

    The Real Cost of Waiting for Financing

    Send a text Are you waiting for the “perfect time” to get financing—only to realize that the delay is costing you more than the loan ever would? In this episode of The Integrated Entrepreneur, Jonathan Fodera and Joseph Viccora break down the real, often invisible cost of waiting too long to apply for business financing. Drawing from years of real client scenarios, they explain how timing directly impacts approvals, rates, terms, and even whether you qualify at all. Many entrepreneurs assume they should only apply for financing when they absolutely need it. But as Jonathan and Joseph explain, that mindset often leads to higher rates, shorter terms, stricter collateral requirements, or outright declines. They walk through real examples of business owners who lost favorable approvals simply because they delayed acting on them, as well as operators who missed out on major growth opportunities by waiting for “better timing.” The conversation also explores why business owners hesitate—pride, fear of debt, bad past experiences, or simply not understanding their options—and how those delays can quietly damage credit, strain cash flow, and limit strategic flexibility. You’ll hear how seasonality, financial reporting, and even small overdrafts can change lending outcomes dramatically. Most importantly, this episode shows why strong businesses get choices, while stressed businesses get ultimatums—and how applying from a position of strength can give you better terms, more options, and greater control over your company’s future. If you want to protect your cash flow, capture opportunities, and avoid costly financing mistakes, this episode is essential listening. Key highlights: Waiting too long for financing can lead to lost opportunities.Pre-approved financing is only valid for a limited time.Applying for financing when you don't need it can yield better terms.Strong businesses have more financing options than weak ones.Timing is crucial when applying for financing.Understanding your borrowing capacity is vital for business growth.Don't hesitate to seek help when preparing for financing.🎙️🚨 PODCAST GIVEAWAY 🚨🎙️ Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-integrated-entrepreneur/id1721945867 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/44djZ5wR9cyqTAKJs8DyEX Subscribe to the podcast and email proof of subscription to jviccora@integratedbusinessfinancing.com. 🎁🏆 PRIZES 🏆🎁 🥇 Capital Tools Program ($1,999.00). 🥈 Business Strategy Session ($1,000.00). 🥉 Merch (Tees, Hats etc.). 🏅 Join us on the show. Apple Podcast Spotify  Also Check out: Built 2 Exit Assessment: https://jonathanfodera.builttoexit.biz/. Join Jonathan in the Capital Tools Program: https://www.thecapitaltoolsprogram.com/home Jonathan's Facebook Jonathan's LinkedIn Jonathan’s Instagram: @jonathan.fodera Integrated Business Financing Website:

    29 min
  2. The Right Way to Pay Yourself as a Business Owner

    FEB 10

    The Right Way to Pay Yourself as a Business Owner

    Send a text Are you paying yourself the right way—or quietly hurting your business? In this episode of The Integrated Entrepreneur, Jonathan Fodera and Joseph Viccora tackle one of the most misunderstood decisions business owners face: should you pay yourself a salary or take owner draws? While it may seem like a simple choice, the way you pay yourself can impact everything from your taxes and cash flow to your stress levels, financing options, and long-term exit strategy. Jonathan and Joseph break down the key differences between W-2 salary, 1099 income, and owner draws, and explain how each approach affects your personal finances and the way banks, lenders, and even the IRS evaluate your business. You’ll learn why consistency in pay matters, how improper compensation can increase audit risk, and why many entrepreneurs unknowingly limit their financing options by not paying themselves correctly. The hosts also discuss when owner draws actually make sense—such as in startup or pre-revenue phases—and how to balance personal income with business growth. They share practical advice on building operating reserves, preparing for tax obligations, and avoiding the common trap of lifestyle inflation that can cripple a young company. If you’re an entrepreneur trying to scale, secure financing, or simply bring more stability to your personal and business finances, this episode will help you make smarter decisions about how you pay yourself—and why it matters more than you think. Key highlights: Paying yourself a salary separates personal and business finances.Owner draws can complicate tax reporting and lead to higher tax bills.Consistency in income is crucial for securing loans.The IRS requires reasonable salaries for certain business structures.Paying yourself a salary can reduce stress and operator fatigue.Proper financial reporting is essential for business growth.Owner draws may be suitable for startups with inconsistent revenue.Avoid ego-driven lifestyle upgrades as a business owner.Having operating capital is vital before paying yourself.Consider your long-term business goals when deciding on payment methods.🎙️🚨 PODCAST GIVEAWAY 🚨🎙️ Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-integrated-entrepreneur/id1721945867 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/44djZ5wR9cyqTAKJs8DyEX Subscribe to the podcast and email proof of subscription to jviccora@integratedbusinessfinancing.com. 🎁🏆 PRIZES 🏆🎁 🥇 Capital Tools Program ($1,999.00). 🥈 Business Strategy Session ($1,000.00). 🥉 Merch (Tees, Hats etc.). 🏅 Join us on the show. Apple Podcast Spotify  Also Check out: Built 2 Exit Assessment: https://jonathanfodera.builttoexit.biz/. Join Jonathan in the Capital Tools Program: https://www.thecapitaltoolsprogram.com/home Jonathan's Facebook Jonathan's LinkedIn Jonathan’s Instagram: @jonathan.fodera Integrated Business Financing Website:

    20 min
  3. Navigating the Debt Landscape: Good vs Bad

    FEB 3

    Navigating the Debt Landscape: Good vs Bad

    Send us a text Debt can either be one of the most powerful tools in your business—or the fastest way to destroy it. In this episode of The Integrated Entrepreneur, Jonathan Fodera and Joseph Viccora break down the real difference between good debt and bad debt, and why most business owners get it wrong. They go far beyond surface-level definitions to explain how debt behaves inside a business, how it impacts cash flow, and why the same financing program can be either smart or catastrophic depending on how it’s used. Drawing from real-world examples across construction, real estate, manufacturing, and service businesses, they explain how good debt is created by using capital to acquire assets, increase capacity, or generate predictable returns—while bad debt drains cash flow, limits growth, and traps owners in a cycle of constant borrowing. The episode walks through common scenarios entrepreneurs face: buying equipment, funding jobs with net-30 or net-60 terms, handling emergencies, scaling too fast, or chasing short-term cash. Jonathan and Joseph explain why using the wrong financing tool—like cash advances, lines of credit, or SBA loans—for the wrong purpose can quietly sabotage even profitable businesses. They also cover when higher-cost financing can make sense, how to evaluate cost of capital versus return, and why understanding your numbers—AR, AP, cash flow, and margins—is non-negotiable before taking on debt. The conversation reinforces one core principle: debt should solve a problem or create growth, not buy time while avoiding it. If you want to scale responsibly, protect your cash flow, and make smarter financial decisions, this episode is essential listening. Key highlights: Why the same debt can build or destroy a businessThe real definition of good debt vs. bad debtHow to use other people’s money without killing cash flowMatching the right financing tool to the right goalWhy cash advances become deadly when misusedHow equipment, invoices, and contracts should be financedWhen high-cost debt actually makes senseThe fastest way entrepreneurs fall into debt spiralsWhy not knowing your numbers leads to bad borrowingA simple test to evaluate every financing decision🎙️🚨 PODCAST GIVEAWAY 🚨🎙️ Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-integrated-entrepreneur/id1721945867 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/44djZ5wR9cyqTAKJs8DyEX Subscribe to the podcast and email proof of subscription to jviccora@integratedbusinessfinancing.com. 🎁🏆 PRIZES 🏆🎁 🥇 Capital Tools Program ($1,999.00). 🥈 Business Strategy Session ($1,000.00). 🥉 Merch (Tees, Hats etc.). 🏅 Join us on the show. Apple Podcast Spotify  Also Check out: Built 2 Exit Assessment: https://jonathanfodera.builttoexit.biz/. Join Jonathan in the Capital Tools Program: https://www.thecapitaltoolsprogram.com/home Jonathan's Facebook Jonathan's LinkedIn Jonathan’s Instagram: @jonathan.fodera Integrated Business Financing Website:

    26 min
  4. What Business Credit Really Does (And What It Definitely Doesn’t)

    JAN 27

    What Business Credit Really Does (And What It Definitely Doesn’t)

    Send us a text Business credit is one of the most misunderstood—and most oversold—topics in entrepreneurship. In this episode of The Integrated Entrepreneur, Jonathan Fodera and Joseph Viccora break down what business credit actually is, how it works, and how to build it the right way—without falling for the online hype, gimmicks, or expensive “done-for-you” programs. They explain the real purpose of business credit, what it helps with (and what it doesn’t), and why most promises of instant, unsecured EIN-only funding simply don’t reflect how lending actually works. Drawing on 15+ years in small business finance, the conversation cuts through the noise to show how business credit supports SBA loans, equipment financing, vendor terms, insurance premiums, and even government or municipal contracts. You’ll learn how to check your business credit properly, the five foundational “fundability factors” every business needs in place, and how to start building real reporting trade lines step by step. Jonathan and Joseph also walk through common mistakes that quietly damage business credit—late vendor payments, maxed-out cards, too many applications at once, and buying fake or mismatched trade lines. Most importantly, they explain how business credit fits into a larger financial strategy—and why credit should support healthy cash flow, not mask bad margins or operational problems. If you’re serious about building a scalable, finance-ready business, this episode gives you the truth—and a practical roadmap to get started. Key highlights: Business credit myths exposed — why “EIN-only funding” rarely worksWhat business credit actually does (and what it doesn’t)How lenders really evaluate business credit profilesThe 5 fundability factors every business must haveHow to check and claim your business credit properlyStep-by-step trade lines that actually reportWhy most paid business credit services aren’t worth itCommon mistakes silently killing business credit scoresHow business credit impacts SBA loans, insurance, and contractsUsing credit to grow—not to hide bad business decisions🎙️🚨 PODCAST GIVEAWAY 🚨🎙️ Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-integrated-entrepreneur/id1721945867 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/44djZ5wR9cyqTAKJs8DyEX Subscribe to the podcast and email proof of subscription to jviccora@integratedbusinessfinancing.com. 🎁🏆 PRIZES 🏆🎁 🥇 Capital Tools Program ($1,999.00). 🥈 Business Strategy Session ($1,000.00). 🥉 Merch (Tees, Hats etc.). 🏅 Join us on the show. Apple Podcast Spotify  Also Check out: Built 2 Exit Assessment: https://jonathanfodera.builttoexit.biz/. Join Jonathan in the Capital Tools Program: https://www.thecapitaltoolsprogram.com/home Jonathan's Facebook Jonathan's LinkedIn Jonathan’s Instagram: @jonathan.fodera Integrated Business Financing Website:

    24 min
  5. Cash Flow: The Lifeblood of Your Business

    JAN 20

    Cash Flow: The Lifeblood of Your Business

    Send us a text You’ve heard the phrase before—cash flow is king—but most business owners don’t truly understand it until cash gets tight. In this episode of The Integrated Entrepreneur, Jonathan Fodera and Joseph Viccora break down why cash flow, not profit, is the real lifeline of your business—and how even highly profitable companies can fail when timing, liquidity, and planning are ignored. They unpack the critical difference between profit on paper and cash in the bank, explaining why slow-paying customers, poor planning, and mismatched financing solutions quietly kill otherwise strong businesses. From B2B and B2G companies waiting on net-30, net-60, or net-90 payments to retail and service businesses dealing with seasonal swings, this episode shows exactly where cash flow problems start—and how they spiral into debt if left unchecked. Jonathan and Joe walk through real-world examples and practical solutions, including invoice factoring, project financing, operating reserves, and lines of credit—explaining when each tool makes sense and when it can actually make things worse. They also explain why high-interest debt is often the final nail in the coffin for growing businesses. If you’ve ever wondered why your P&L looks great but your bank account doesn’t—or felt stressed about payroll, growth, or emergencies—this episode is a must-listen. Cash flow isn’t just a finance topic. It’s survival. Key highlights: Cash flow vs. profit – why profitable businesses still fail without liquidityCommon cash flow killers – slow-paying customers, poor timing, and rapid growthB2B vs. B2C cash flow challenges – net-30/60/90 cycles and seasonal revenue swingsThe danger of mismatched financing – how loans and cash advances worsen cash flow problemsDebt spirals explained – why borrowing to “stay afloat” often accelerates failureInvoice factoring – getting paid faster without adding debt or paymentsProject financing – funding work upfront based on contract strengthOperating reserves & emergency planning – why every business needs liquidityLines of credit vs. loans – when each makes sense and when they don’tCash flow as a growth strategy – using speed of money to scale safely🎙️🚨 PODCAST GIVEAWAY 🚨🎙️ Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-integrated-entrepreneur/id1721945867 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/44djZ5wR9cyqTAKJs8DyEX Subscribe to the podcast and email proof of subscription to jviccora@integratedbusinessfinancing.com. 🎁🏆 PRIZES 🏆🎁 🥇 Capital Tools Program ($1,999.00). 🥈 Business Strategy Session ($1,000.00). 🥉 Merch (Tees, Hats etc.). 🏅 Join us on the show. Apple Podcast Spotify  Also Check out: Built 2 Exit Assessment: https://jonathanfodera.builttoexit.biz/. Join Jonathan in the Capital Tools Program: https://www.thecapitaltoolsprogram.com/home Jonathan's Facebook Jonathan's LinkedIn Jonathan’s Instagram: @jonathan.fodera Integrated Business Financing Website:

    21 min
  6. How Daily Habits Build Better Businesses

    JAN 13

    How Daily Habits Build Better Businesses

    Send us a text Most entrepreneurs don’t fail because they lack ambition—they fail because they stop improving daily. In this episode of The Integrated Entrepreneur, Jonathan Fodera and Joseph Viccora break down why real growth doesn’t come from New Year’s resolutions, crash diets, or overnight wins, but from small, intentional actions repeated every single day. They walk through how daily improvement applies across every area of life that impacts your performance as a business owner: finances, fitness, faith, relationships, leadership, and long-term wealth. You’ll hear practical, real-world examples of how consistency beats intensity—from building business and personal credit the right way, to creating saving and investing habits that actually stick, to managing cash flow without stress. The conversation goes beyond business mechanics and into the realities entrepreneurs face with family time, burnout, and the hidden cost of always putting work first. Jonathan and Joseph also share hard-earned lessons from their own mistakes—missed moments, broken routines, and habits that quietly compound over time—for better or worse. This episode isn’t about doing everything at once. It’s about identifying the one area that needs attention, creating measurable goals, and committing to steady progress. If you want a clear framework for becoming a better operator, leader, and human being—starting today—this episode is for you. Key highlights: Why daily improvement beats New Year’s resolutions and “quick wins” Turning goals into measurable, intentional daily actions Consistency vs. crash diets, get-rich-quick schemes, and burnout cycles Building business and personal credit through repeatable processes Developing strong financial habits: budgeting, saving, and investing Fitness as a performance multiplier for energy, focus, and discipline Creating daily spiritual and mental growth routines Learning AI and new skills through intentional daily practice Strengthening family and relationships while building a business Scheduling life first to avoid long-term regret as an entrepreneur🎙️🚨 PODCAST GIVEAWAY 🚨🎙️ Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-integrated-entrepreneur/id1721945867 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/44djZ5wR9cyqTAKJs8DyEX Subscribe to the podcast and email proof of subscription to jviccora@integratedbusinessfinancing.com. 🎁🏆 PRIZES 🏆🎁 🥇 Capital Tools Program ($1,999.00). 🥈 Business Strategy Session ($1,000.00). 🥉 Merch (Tees, Hats etc.). 🏅 Join us on the show. Apple Podcast Spotify  Also Check out: Built 2 Exit Assessment: https://jonathanfodera.builttoexit.biz/. Join Jonathan in the Capital Tools Program: https://www.thecapitaltoolsprogram.com/home Jonathan's Facebook Jonathan's LinkedIn Jonathan’s Instagram: @jonathan.fodera Integrated Business Financing Website:

    21 min
  7. The Power of Accountability in Business

    JAN 6

    The Power of Accountability in Business

    Send us a text AI may be transforming business, but without accountability even the best tools and strategies will fail. In this episode of The Integrated Entrepreneur, Jonathan Fodera and Joseph Viccora take a deep dive into why accountability is one of the most essential foundations of real entrepreneurial success. They explore how responsibility shows up in every corner of a business—from project management and financial planning to company culture, spending habits, and team performance. Jonathan and Joseph explain that accountability is not about blame or micromanagement. Instead, it’s about leaders setting clear expectations, providing resources, and helping their teams follow through on goals. They break down practical systems like the EOS and Traction frameworks that allow business owners to track progress, remove bottlenecks, and build a culture where people feel supported to win. The episode also addresses accountability on a personal level. The hosts connect the concept to fitness, finances, and habits, showing entrepreneurs how small daily adjustments create more energy, better moods, and stronger results over time. They emphasize the importance of conducting self-audits, eliminating bad habits, and living below your means to stay in control of your future. For business owners and entrepreneurs who want to lead better, build stronger teams, and create sustainable success in a fast-changing world, this episode delivers real talk and actionable insights that can be implemented immediately. Tune in to learn how accountability—not AI—is the true driver that determines whether your business simply survives or truly thrives. Accountability is essential for success in business and life.It's important to differentiate between accountability and blame.A culture of accountability requires providing necessary resources.Accountability impacts fitness, family, and personal growth.Self-auditing spending habits can reveal areas for improvement.Societal accountability is crucial for effective governance.Personal accountability can lead to better financial habits.🎙️🚨 PODCAST GIVEAWAY 🚨🎙️ Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-integrated-entrepreneur/id1721945867 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/44djZ5wR9cyqTAKJs8DyEX Subscribe to the podcast and email proof of subscription to jviccora@integratedbusinessfinancing.com. 🎁🏆 PRIZES 🏆🎁 🥇 Capital Tools Program ($1,999.00). 🥈 Business Strategy Session ($1,000.00). 🥉 Merch (Tees, Hats etc.). 🏅 Join us on the show. Apple Podcast Spotify  Also Check out: Built 2 Exit Assessment: https://jonathanfodera.builttoexit.biz/. Join Jonathan in the Capital Tools Program: https://www.thecapitaltoolsprogram.com/home Jonathan's Facebook Jonathan's LinkedIn Jonathan’s Instagram: @jonathan.fodera Integrated Business Financing Website:

    24 min
  8. A Real Talk on Operator Burnout

    12/30/2025

    A Real Talk on Operator Burnout

    Send us a text In this solo episode, Jonathan Fodera discusses the concept of operator burnout, sharing personal experiences and insights on how to manage stress and maintain a healthy work-life balance. He emphasizes the importance of having a clear mission, setting goals, and utilizing tools to combat burnout, while also highlighting the need to prioritize family time.     🎙️🚨 PODCAST GIVEAWAY 🚨🎙️   Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-integrated-entrepreneur/id1721945867 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/44djZ5wR9cyqTAKJs8DyEX   Subscribe to the podcast and email poof of subscription to jviccora@integratedbusinessfinancing.com.   🎁🏆  PRIZES  🏆🎁   🥇 Capital Tools Program ($1,999.00). 🥈 Business Strategy Session ($1,000.00). 🥉 Merch (Tees, Hats etc.). 🏅 Join us on the show.   Podcast Info: https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/2285267.rss Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-integrated-entrepreneur/id1721945867 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/44djZ5wR9cyqTAKJs8DyEX   Also Check out: Built 2 Exit Assessment: https://jonathanfodera.builttoexit.biz/. Join Jonathan in the Capital Tools Program: https://www.thecapitaltoolsprogram.com/home Jonathan's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/John.fodera.3 Jonathan's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fodera-391a98a1/ Jonathan’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jonathan.fodera Integrated Business Financing Website: https://www.integratedbusinessfinancing.com

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Welcome to The Integrated Entrepreneur with Jonathan Fodera, hosted by founder, author, public speaker, investor and entrepreneur Jonathan Fodera. On this podcast you'll learn strategies on how to become a better operator, how to acquire more clients for your company, how to retain those clients, valuable lessons, and how you can avoid the mistakes that Jonathan has triumphed on his path to $500M+ in financing for business owners and entrepreneur's.Meet the Co-Host:Keith Gause was born in Houston, Texas and moved to Jacksonville, Florida at the age of 2.  He continues to reside in Jacksonville with my wife, Deanna, and two daughters: Addison (13) and Kylee (10) and their 4 dogs, a cat, a bearded dragon, and a snake. (If it were left to the ladies to decide, they would have a zoo!)    Keith’s childhood was spent playing sports, being an only child, and watching his father become an entrepreneur by continuously failing and trying again. His father built a multimillion-dollar company allowing him to retire and live the life he always dreamed about. Watching his father’s journey taught him a lot about business.   Not ready to jump into the family business, Keith went into the military in the year 2000 at age 18. He spent 5 years assigned to the 20th Special Operations Command in Ft. Walton Beach FL and spent a majority of his military career deployed to places that needed the most attention.   Keith continued in the world of excitement and danger by going into Law Enforcement where he spent 10 years working in Northwest Jacksonville. He worked the nightshift, 6pm -6am, which allowed him to have a full day to make an impact on what he ultimately wanted to do. That goal was to create an empire and to impact as many business owners as possible.    In 2009, wanting to care for his wife and first born in the best way, he took a big risk and spent his entire savings on an inactive business name and one inflatable bounce house. Bounce Around Jax Party Rentals was Northeast Florida’s #1 party and event rental business. At least that is what he believed!    By 2012, Keith was able to make a 7-figure exit and leave Law Enforcement and began to study all things finance & investing. He focused on learning about any mistakes he had made as a business owner and became obsessed with helping others avoid the same ones. That is how Tideland Consulting came to be. Now, Tideland operates in all 50 states and has created a non-bias ecosystem for growth-oriented entrepreneurs that maximizes how each dollar impacts the business, from protecting assets and reducing taxes to succession plans and exit strategies.     In 2023, Tideland aligned with GFG Solutions as a strategic partner to serve business owners at the highest level, with a white-glove service feel from a world-class team.

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  • Creator
    Jonathan Fodera
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    114
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