Entrepreneurs on Fire

Being a guest on Entrepreneurs on Fire was one of the smoothest, most energizing podcast experiences I’ve ever had. JLD runs an exceptionally well-organized operation—from the pre-show call to the interview prep materials to the clear communication before and after recording. Every step made me feel supported, informed, and set up for a great conversation. JLD brings the exact kind of energy you want in a host: upbeat, curious, and genuinely excited to spotlight his guests’ work. The production quality is top-tier, and it’s no surprise the show attracts such a wide variety of insightful, diverse founders and creators. It’s a platform that clearly respects both its audience and its guests. If you have the chance to listen, subscribe, or appear on the show, take it. Entrepreneurs on Fire is a masterclass in how a podcast should be run.

JLD recently had me on his podcast and his dedication to stoking the fire of entrepreneurship is second to none. He should write a book on his process of vetting content to ensure his audience gets value from every segment — he scrutinizes his guests backgrounds, spends the time with them to understand their message, then guides his team to prepare for the segment — the execution is flawless and results in authentic content for an audience hungry to learn about entrepreneurship. I’m thankful that I was able to participate!

I recently had the honor of being a guest on Entrepreneurs on Fire with John Lee Dumas, where we explored how sexual vitality is a hidden driver of entrepreneurial success. John is a masterful host—thoughtful, curious, and skilled at drawing out the most valuable insights for business leaders. Our conversation dove into how optimizing hormones, energy, and performance can help entrepreneurs stay focused, resilient, and creative while building their empires. If you’re a founder or executive striving for peak performance and long-term success, this episode is a must-listen. Get peak energy tips at dailypeakenergy.com

I have listened to several episodes, and most recently the episode with Greg Logan, topic: Stories That Sell. Filled with high-level content, the episode moved quickly and I was disappointed when it was over. What I loved most was that not only does your brand need a story, but the evolution of a company and a brand is that when something isn’t working, you change the story. John has built a podcast from nothing - through consistency, discipline, tenacity, and vision. He is a host that delivers through credibility. I can’t wait to hear more. Thank you.