Unfinished Business with Eric Mulvin

Eric Mulvin
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From taking his last paycheck at Pre-IPO Yelp to building six companies and scaling Pac Biz Outsourcing globally, host Eric Mulvin knows what it means to keep moving forward when the easy choice is to stop. On Unfinished Business, he sits down with business leaders and visionaries where we explore what are they doing with AI today, how are they valuing and uplifting people in their organization and community. We focus on how are leaders using AI + HI, Human Intelligence, to grow and adapt. These are conversations about building and shaping the future and the crazy stories we create along our journeys. Because no matter what you’ve accomplished, nobody’s business is ever finished, we explore where those goals meet and the challenges we face in trying to achieve them.

  1. 3d ago

    [Creator Series] From Making a Living to Building a Life | Mark Schmidt

    What if the business making you money is also keeping you from the life you actually want? Mark Schmidt has spent decades reinventing himself. His career has taken him from house painting and entrepreneurship to serving as a worship pastor and eventually building a career in the reverse mortgage industry. Along the way, he learned that making money and building the right life are not always the same thing. In this episode of Unfinished Business, Eric Mulvin and Mark talk about the lessons that often take entrepreneurs years to learn. They explore what Mark calls the "dumb tax," the financial cost of learning things the hard way, and why understanding taxes and business structure earlier could have saved both of them significant money. Mark also shares what he learned from running a successful painting business that he ultimately didn't enjoy, why entrepreneurs should be careful about getting too good at work they hate, and how his different careers helped him understand where his strengths really belong. The conversation goes beyond business into retirement, relationships, financial freedom, creativity, and knowing when enough is enough. Mark also reflects on returning to music and finding space for the work that continues to bring meaning to his life. Listen to the full interview with Mark Schmidt to hear his perspective on building wealth, reinventing your career, and creating a business that supports your life instead of owning it. Episode Highlights 00:00 - Introduction to Unfinished Business03:21 - Starting a House Painting Business04:45 - Staying Too Long in Business05:59 - Never Get Good at Work You Hate08:20 - Knowing When It's Time to Move11:19 - When Your Business Starts Owning You12:02 - Understanding Revenue Versus Real Profit15:20 - Leaving Painting and Pursuing Music16:46 - Reinventing His Career as a Worship Pastor in Colorado20:50 - Marriage, Money, and Living Debt-Free26:41 - Finding a Career in Reverse Mortgages38:34 - Using Creativity to Eliminate Business Waste41:22 - Generosity as a Business Strategy47:28 - Working More Creates Diminishing Returns1:01:27 - What Retirees Really Need to Live Well1:07:21 - The Guitar That Helped Build His Life1:16:34 - Finding the Work Only You Can Do About Mark Schmidt Mark Schmidt is an entrepreneur and reverse mortgage professional whose career has taken several unexpected turns. Before entering the mortgage industry, Mark built a house painting business and later spent part of his career serving as a music pastor. Those experiences gave him a unique perspective on entrepreneurship, career reinvention, money, purpose, and the relationship between work and life. Today, his work in reverse mortgages allows him to help people think differently about their finances and retirement. His own entrepreneurial journey has also shaped how he thinks about taxes, financial mistakes, freedom, and recognizing when professional success no longer aligns with the life you want to build. Throughout his career, music has remained an important part of Mark's life, and he continues to explore creativity alongside business and his plans for the future. Connect with Mark Website: https://remarkablemortgage.com  Coming soon: betteratnothing.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-schmidt-2551a541/ Unfinished Business with Eric Mulvin If you enjoy conversations with leaders who are building businesses, reinventing themselves, and creating impact, make sure to subscribe and turn on notifications. Instagram: @bizwithericFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560126743830TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bizwithericYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BizWithEricLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mulvin/ Powered by Pac Biz Outsourcing Pac Biz Outsourcing helps transportation, SaaS, software, and eCommerce companies scale customer support and back-office operations with dedicated teams in the Philippines. 🌐 Learn more: https://pac-biz.com 📩 Email: info@pac-biz.com 🎧 Podcast: https://pac-biz.com/podcast

  2. Aug 11

    [Creator Series] What a High School Band Says About AI, Social Media & Creativity | The Chenangos

    What can a high school band teach business owners and creators about AI, social media, and staying creative? The Chenangos are a group of high school friends from Orange County, California, making music in a world where artists are increasingly expected to think about algorithms, views, followers, and content alongside the music itself. Drawing inspiration from The Beatles, The Ventures, surf rock, jazz, funk, and other artists from generations before them, they’ve developed a perspective that feels surprisingly relevant to anyone trying to create something today. The band officially came together almost by accident. Days before a school talent show in January 2025, drummer Joey Bernabe needed a backup band after his original group fell through. His friends stepped in, they rehearsed once, performed together, and The Chenangos were born. In this episode of Unfinished Business, Eric Mulvin sits down with The Chenangos to explore what it looks like to create in an era dominated by social media and rapidly evolving AI. They discuss the pressure musicians face to chase trends and build an online audience — and why focusing too much on what gets views can pull creators away from the work that made them want to create in the first place. The conversation also tackles one of the biggest questions facing creators and businesses today: Where should AI fit into the creative process? The band shares where they believe AI can be genuinely useful, from learning new skills to restoring old recordings, while explaining why they don't want technology replacing the human process behind making music. Along the way, they talk about friendship, creative chemistry, learning from previous generations, finding an audience without losing yourself, and what they hope to accomplish before graduation takes their lives in different directions. Whether you're building a band, a business, or a brand, The Chenangos offer an unexpected Gen Z perspective on a challenge every creator faces: How do you embrace new technology without letting it dictate what you create? Listen to the episode to hear what a high school band can teach us about AI, social media, creativity, and making something because you genuinely love making it. Episode Highlights 00:00 - Welcome to Unfinished Business 02:23 - How The Chenangos First Came Together 04:04 - One Rehearsal Before Their First Performance 07:15 - Early Bands, Friendship, and Getting Serious 10:06 - Why They’re Drawn to Surf Rock, Jazz Fusion, and Older Music 12:41 - How The Beatles Inspired Their Music 15:26 - Getting an Unexpected Talent Show Reaction 16:24 - Their Goals Before High School Graduation 17:35 - Writing Original Music as Young Musicians 20:40 - Does Social Media Help Young Artists — or Distract Them From the Music? 24:10 - Where AI Belongs — and Doesn’t Belong — in the Creative Process 29:24 - What Gen Z Really Thinks About AI 34:43 - The Story Behind The Chenangos Name 36:09 - Will the Band Continue After Graduation? 41:00 - Their Musical Unfinished Business About The Chenangos The Chenangos are a high school band based in Orange County, California, blending influences from surf rock, jazz fusion, funk, pop, and classic rock. The members became friends through school and music, with several playing together as early as eighth grade. The current group officially formed in January 2025 when drummer Joey Bernabe needed a last-minute band for a school talent show. With only one rehearsal, the group performed together and decided to keep going. Their musical influences reach across generations, including The Beatles, The Ventures, Masayoshi Takanaka, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, and other classic rock and jazz artists. As they enter their senior year, the band hopes to play more live shows, record original music in a studio, and continue developing a sound that reflects their wide range of influences. Band Members McCoy - Rhythm guitar  William - Lead guitar  Joey  - Drums  Oliver - Keys  Liam - Bass guitar Connect With The Chenangos on IG The Chenagos - https://www.instagram.com/thechenangos/ William - https://www.instagram.com/william.saxingtoniii/ Oliver - https://www.instagram.com/professorleukemia/ Unfinished Business with Eric Mulvin If you enjoy conversations with leaders who are building businesses, reinventing themselves, and creating impact, make sure to subscribe and turn on notifications. Instagram: @bizwithericFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560126743830TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bizwithericYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BizWithEricLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mulvin/ Powered by Pac Biz Outsourcing Pac Biz Outsourcing helps transportation, SaaS, software, and eCommerce companies scale customer support and back-office operations with dedicated teams in the Philippines. 🌐 Learn more: https://pac-biz.com 📩 Email: info@pac-biz.com 🎧 Podcast: https://pac-biz.com/podcast

  3. Aug 4

    [Creator Series] Building a Brand Beyond the DJ Booth | DJ LuiJay

    What does it take to build a career that lasts in an industry that's constantly changing? DJ LuiJay, a DJ in LA’s hottest Radio stations like Power 106 & Cali 93.9, has spent more than two decades building a name in music, radio, entertainment, and business. From learning to DJ as a kid to performing in Hollywood, working with major artists, launching original music, and building multiple businesses, his journey is built on persistence, relationships, and a willingness to adapt. In this episode, we also explore how AI is changing the creative world, why preparation creates once-in-a-lifetime opportunities, and why success is about much more than talent. In this episode, we discuss: How DJ LuiJay built a career in radio, music, and entertainmentWhy AI should enhance creativity instead of replacing itThe importance of recognizing and preparing for life-changing opportunitiesBuilding multiple businesses while growing a personal brandGiving back through education and creating opportunities for the next generationWhether you're an entrepreneur, creative professional, or business leader, this conversation is packed with lessons on growth, resilience, and thinking bigger. Listen to the full conversation with DJ LuiJay. Episode Highlights00:00 - Welcome to Unfinished Business 04:14 - Discovering a passion for DJing 08:03 - AI's impact on music and creativity 16:37 - From DJ to music producer 21:33 - Recognizing once-in-a-lifetime opportunities 26:23 - Building businesses beyond entertainment 31:08 - Why preparation changes everything 36:28 - Building a team that shares your vision 45:55 - Releasing original music for the first time 56:51 - Why education still matters 1:04:49 - Growing businesses through relationships 1:16:29 - DJ LuiJay's unfinished business About DJ LuiJayDJ LuiJay (Luiggi Norero) is a Los Angeles-based DJ, radio personality, music producer, entrepreneur, and entertainer. He DJ’s everyday in LA’s hottest Radio stations like Power 106 & Cali 93.9. With more than two decades in the music industry, he has performed at some of Hollywood's top venues and worked alongside artists including Jennifer Lopez, Pitbull, Nas, Kendrick Lamar, Don Omar, and many others.  Beyond music, he operates multiple businesses, mentors aspiring DJs, and is passionate about creating educational opportunities for young creatives in Ecuador while continuing to expand his brand worldwide. Connect with DJ LuiJayWebsite: https://djluijay.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/djluijay Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/luiggi.arturo.norero TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@djluijay3 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DjLuijay Unfinished Business with Eric Mulvin If you enjoy conversations with leaders who are building businesses, reinventing themselves, and creating impact, make sure to subscribe and turn on notifications. Instagram: @bizwithericFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560126743830TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bizwithericYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BizWithEricLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mulvin/ Powered by Pac Biz Outsourcing Pac Biz Outsourcing helps transportation, SaaS, software, and eCommerce companies scale customer support and back-office operations with dedicated teams in the Philippines. 🌐 Learn more: https://pac-biz.com 📩 Email: info@pac-biz.com 🎧 Podcast: https://pac-biz.com/podcast

  4. Jul 21

    [Vistage Series] Who Packed Your Leadership Suitcase? | Tonya Twitchell

    What story are you telling yourself that might be holding you back? Leadership is rarely limited by talent. More often, it's limited by the stories we believe about ourselves. In this conversation, Vistage Chair Tonya Twitchell shares how leaders can recognize limiting beliefs, embrace curiosity over certainty, and create lasting personal and professional growth. Eric and Tonya discuss why coaching isn't about giving answers, but helping leaders ask better questions. They also explore the power of peer groups, vulnerability, and developing the mindset needed to lead through uncertainty. In this episode, we discuss: Why limiting beliefs often begin early in lifeThe difference between certainty and curiosityHow great coaching unlocks better leadershipWhy CEOs need trusted peer groupsBuilding confidence through self-awarenessHelping leaders rewrite the stories they tell themselvesIf you're leading a business, growing a team, or working to become a better leader, this conversation offers practical insights that can change how you think. Listen to the full episode for the complete conversation with Tonya Twitchell. Episode Highlights 00:00 Introduction to Unfinished Business Podcast 02:28 The Role of a Vistage Chair 05:38 Tonya's Journey to Coaching 08:47 The Importance of Vulnerability in Leadership 11:39 Adapting to Different Leadership Styles 14:34 The Power of Storytelling in Business 17:33 Navigating Personal Beliefs and Stories 20:39 The Transition from Business to Retirement 23:32 The Importance of Perspective in Leadership 26:18 Designing for Life After Business 29:34 What Separates Top Leaders from Others 32:37 Embracing Change and Innovation 35:31 The Future of AI in Business 38:22 Embracing the Future of AI 49:10 Navigating Gender Dynamics in Construction 57:09 The Journey of Personal Loss and Growth 01:03:31 The Challenge of Leadership and Change Management Connect with Tonya Twitchell LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonyatwitchell/ Email: tonya.twitchell@vistagechair.com Phone: 702-860-9133 Unfinished Business with Eric Mulvin If you enjoy conversations with leaders who are building businesses, reinventing themselves, and creating impact, make sure to subscribe and turn on notifications. Instagram: @bizwithericFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560126743830TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bizwithericYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BizWithEricLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mulvin/ Powered by Pac Biz Outsourcing Pac Biz Outsourcing helps transportation, SaaS, software, and eCommerce companies scale customer support and back-office operations with dedicated teams in the Philippines. 🌐 Learn more: https://pac-biz.com 📩 Email: info@pac-biz.com 🎧 Podcast: https://pac-biz.com/podcast

  5. Jul 14

    [Leadership Series] Every Business Bottleneck Starts with One Avoided Conversation| Mathew Blades

    How do great leaders handle the conversations everyone else avoids? After a 28-year award-winning career in radio and television, Mathew Blades interviewed presidents, celebrities, CEOs, and world-class performers. Today, he helps leaders build trust, improve communication, and navigate the difficult conversations that often determine the success or failure of a business. In this episode of Unfinished Business with Eric Mulvin, you'll learn: Why every business bottleneck starts with an avoided conversationThe "Air Check" framework for improving every conversation you haveHow to give honest feedback without creating conflictWhy listening is a leadership superpowerHow curiosity can make you a better leader, entrepreneur, and communicatorBehind-the-scenes stories from interviewing Barack Obama, Jay-Z, Taylor Swift, and moreWhether you're leading a company, managing a team, or simply trying to become a better communicator, this episode is packed with practical leadership lessons you can apply immediately. Episode Highlights 00:00 Eric’s Intro Message and the mission behind Unfinished Business.01:40 Introducing Mathew Blades: Keynote speaker, communication expert, and former radio host.04:03 Moving to move up: Mathew’s journey through 28 years in broadcasting across multiple cities.08:16 Why the media industry consists of some of the worst communicators on earth.10:25 The Air Check Framework: Three simple questions to evaluate every conversation you have.14:34 How to give yourself grace and deliver effective feedback under intense stress.17:58 Moving your ego aside: Understanding that everyone experiences the same conversation differently.21:56 Finding the balance between artificial intelligence and human intelligence.29:27 Communicating when you are highly technical: Lessons from data analysts, engineers, and doctors.33:57 The Runway Philosophy: How to ease into difficult workplace dialogue without blowing up the room.40:14 Corporate Dead Air: Why months of silence kill a business faster than bad strategy.49:37 The Talk to Me About Anything Meeting: How giving your team a structured voice builds massive loyalty.52:30 Charmed Careers: Mathew’s favorite interviews from Jay-Z to Barack Obama and Taylor Swift.59:23 Mathew’s unfinished business: Ending ancestral dysfunction and leading the next generation forward. Connect with Mathew Website: https://matthewblades.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-blades-02bbbb4/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matthewbladesmedia/Email: matthew@matthewblades.comUnfinished Business with Eric Mulvin If you enjoy conversations with leaders who are building businesses, reinventing themselves, and creating impact, make sure to subscribe and turn on notifications. Instagram: @bizwithericFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560126743830TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bizwithericYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BizWithEricLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mulvin/ Powered by Pac Biz Outsourcing Pac Biz Outsourcing helps transportation, SaaS, software, and eCommerce companies scale customer support and back-office operations with dedicated teams in the Philippines. 🌐 Learn more: https://pac-biz.com 📩 Email: info@pac-biz.com 🎧 Podcast: https://pac-biz.com/podcast

  6. Jul 7

    [Creator Series] From Broke in India to Building Multiple Million-Dollar Businesses | Ken Okazaki

    What do you do when a major international crisis threatens to ruin your event, or when running three businesses at the same time starts tearing your life apart? In this episode of Unfinished Business, host Eric Mulvin sits down with serial entrepreneur Ken Okazaki, founder of 20X Agency. Ken shares his incredible journey from going broke in India with only a few dollars to his name to building and exiting multiple seven-figure businesses. Along the way, he built a guerrilla TV advertising agency in Uganda, launched sold-out seminars in Japan, navigated a business crisis that nearly led him to work with the Yakuza, and eventually made the difficult decision to sell GoBox Studio in a multi-million dollar exit. He also shares his philosophy on content marketing, AI, entrepreneurship, and why consistency beats chasing viral success. Whether you're building a business, creating content, or facing tough decisions as an entrepreneur, this episode is packed with unforgettable stories and practical lessons. Episode Highlights 00:00 Eric’s Intro Message 03:15 Why Ken calls himself a builder 05:30 Going broke in India 09:30 Moving to Uganda and meeting his wife 12:00 Building an advertising agency 17:00 Coaching entrepreneurs through content 19:00 The seminar disaster that almost ended everything 22:00 A phone call from the Yakuza 24:00 Building GoBox Studio 28:00 The multi-million dollar exit 34:00 Why content creates opportunities 39:00 Raising six children while building businesses 44:00 Business culture in Japan vs. America 49:00 AI, content creation, and the future 56:00 Why wisdom matters more than intelligence 1:03:00 Ken's unfinished business Connect with Ken Instagram: https://instagram.com/kenokazaki Facebook: https://facebook.com/kenokazaki 20X Agency: https://20xa.co Unfinished Business with Eric Mulvin If you enjoy conversations with leaders who are building businesses, reinventing themselves, and creating impact, make sure to subscribe and turn on notifications. Instagram: @bizwithericFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560126743830TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bizwithericYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BizWithEricLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mulvin/ Powered by Pac Biz Outsourcing Pac Biz Outsourcing helps transportation, SaaS, software, and eCommerce companies scale customer support and back-office operations with dedicated teams in the Philippines. 🌐 Learn more: https://pac-biz.com 📩 Email: info@pac-biz.com 🎧 Podcast: https://pac-biz.com/podcast

  7. Jun 30

    [AI+HI Series] The Future Belongs to Great Storytellers | Lindsey Mastis

    In this episode of Unfinished Business, host Eric Mulvin sits down with Lindsey Mastis, a four time Emmy and regional Edward R. Morrow award winning journalist, international keynote speaker, and the founder of Blue Moves Media. Lindsey holds the distinction of being the first local television news anchor in the United States to have artificial intelligence as her official, dedicated reporting beat. After two decades in the fast paced world of broadcast journalism, Lindsey transitioned into full time entrepreneurship to help AI and tech leaders sharpen their messaging, build trust, and communicate complex technological concepts to the public. In this conversation, Lindsey shares her journey from chasing news stories on the early morning shift to launching her own media advisory firm. She and Eric dive deep into the challenges of maintaining trust in artificial intelligence, the rapidly accelerating pace of tech development, the risk of losing media history due to outdated archiving systems, and the vital importance of human connection in an increasingly automated world. Show Notes 00:00 – Episode introduction and Pac Biz Outsourcing sponsor message. 02:55 – Introducing Lindsey Mastis and how Eric met her. 07:39 – Launching the first local news AI beat successfully. 17:27 – Transitioning from corporate media to launching Blue Moves. 20:02 – Advising tech founders to solve the AI trust gap. 35:00 – Sharing family business ownership experiences with children. 48:00 – Evaluating generative AI tools and creative copyright hurdles. 54:20 – Why Creativity Still Starts with Humans 58:40 – Why Exposure Shapes Future Entrepreneurs  1:06:32 – Debunking why founders cannot just ChatGPT business growth. 1:10:19 – Global broadcast historical data disappearing from station archives. 1:16:40 – Why human connection is increasingly valuable and irreplaceable. 1:21:40 – United Nations AI summits keynote details and registration. Connect with Lindsey Mastis BUSINESS: Website: https://lindseymastis.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/lindseymastisMUSIC: Website: https://amoreenamusic.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@amoreenamusicEVENTS: WSIS Forum 2026: https://www.itu.int/net4/wsis/forum/2026/en/Home/RegistrationUnfinished Business with Eric Mulvin If you enjoy conversations with leaders who are building businesses, reinventing themselves, and creating impact, make sure to subscribe and turn on notifications. Instagram: @bizwithericFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560126743830TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bizwithericYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BizWithEricLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mulvin/ Powered by Pac Biz Outsourcing Pac Biz Outsourcing helps transportation, SaaS, software, and eCommerce companies scale customer support and back-office operations with dedicated teams in the Philippines. 🌐 Learn more: https://pac-biz.com 📩 Email: info@pac-biz.com 🎧 Podcast: https://pac-biz.com/podcast

  8. Jun 23

    [Creator Series] From Dumaguete to Global Storytelling | Benzi Florendo

    What happens when a kid who loves drawing grows up to tell stories seen by millions around the world? In this episode of Unfinished Business, Eric Mulvin sits down with visual artist, photographer, filmmaker, and storyteller Benzi Florendo to explore his remarkable journey from growing up in Dumaguete to creating content featured by the BBC, LA Times, ABS-CBN, GMA, and major international brands. Benzi shares how a love for art started at age five, why Dumaguete became a breeding ground for creativity, and how a simple downhill race video unexpectedly launched opportunities beyond his hometown. He also reveals his philosophy of storytelling, why emotion matters more than equipment, and how documenting authentic human experiences has shaped his career. Whether you're a creator, entrepreneur, artist, or someone pursuing an unconventional path, this conversation offers valuable lessons about curiosity, persistence, and the power of telling meaningful stories. Show Notes 00:00 Welcome to Unfinished Business Eric introduces the show and today's guest, visual artist, photographer, filmmaker, and storyteller Benzi Florendo. 02:15 Growing Up Between Manila and Dumaguete Benzi shares his family's move from Manila to Dumaguete and how the city shaped his upbringing. 05:10 Why Dumaguete Captures People's Hearts The unique culture, lifestyle, and charm that make Dumaguete one of the world's top retirement destinations. 08:20 The City's Artistic Influence How Dumaguete became known for artists, writers, and creative thinkers. 11:15 Discovering Art at an Early Age Benzi's first experiences with drawing, poster-making contests, and creative expression. 14:00 Choosing Fine Arts Instead of a Traditional Career Why he pursued creativity when many peers followed more conventional professions. 17:20 Falling in Love with Photography How experimenting with his father's camera sparked a lifelong passion. 20:05 Becoming a Multi-Disciplinary Creative Why Benzi embraced photography, filmmaking, murals, graphic design, and digital art. 23:10 Learning by Saying "Yes" How taking opportunities before feeling ready accelerated his growth. 26:00 The Downhill Race Video That Changed Everything The story behind the viral project that opened doors and expanded his career. 31:15 Why Storytelling Matters More Than Technology Benzi explains his approach to creating emotional impact through visual content. 35:40 Capturing Authentic Moments The difference between taking photos and telling stories. 39:10 Creating Content People Can Feel How emotion drives memorable photography and filmmaking. 43:30 Building a Creative Career Through Curiosity The mindset that helped Benzi continuously learn new skills and adapt. 47:00 Lessons from Working with Brands and Public Figures Insights from collaborating with major companies and influential personalities. 51:15 Creativity, Community, and the Future Benzi reflects on where he's headed next and what continues to inspire him. Follow Paul Benzi Florendo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paulbenzi/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paul.b.florendo LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-benzi-florendo-b4581923b/ Unfinished Business with Eric Mulvin If you enjoy conversations with leaders who are building businesses, reinventing themselves, and creating impact, make sure to subscribe and turn on notifications. Instagram: @bizwithericFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61560126743830TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bizwithericYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BizWithEricLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mulvin/ Powered by Pac Biz Outsourcing Pac Biz Outsourcing helps transportation, SaaS, software, and eCommerce companies scale customer support and back-office operations with dedicated teams in the Philippines. 🌐 Learn more: https://pac-biz.com 📩 Email: info@pac-biz.com 🎧 Podcast: https://pac-biz.com/podcast

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From taking his last paycheck at Pre-IPO Yelp to building six companies and scaling Pac Biz Outsourcing globally, host Eric Mulvin knows what it means to keep moving forward when the easy choice is to stop. On Unfinished Business, he sits down with business leaders and visionaries where we explore what are they doing with AI today, how are they valuing and uplifting people in their organization and community. We focus on how are leaders using AI + HI, Human Intelligence, to grow and adapt. These are conversations about building and shaping the future and the crazy stories we create along our journeys. Because no matter what you’ve accomplished, nobody’s business is ever finished, we explore where those goals meet and the challenges we face in trying to achieve them.

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