Founders' Forum

Marc Bernstein

Great business stories and great people come together on Marc Bernstein’s Founders’ Forum!  Marc Bernstein sits down with business founders across the country to discuss their lives, successes, lessons, and their vision for the future.  It’s all about the success they’ve earned and the lessons they’ve learned along the way.  These are American success stories and they’re not done yet!                                   Your Host, Marc Bernstein                                  Marc Bernstein is an entrepreneur, author, and consultant. He helps high performing entrepreneurs and business owners create a vision for the future, accomplish their business and personal goals, financial and otherwise, and on helping them to see through on their intentions. Marc recently co-founded March, a forward-looking company with a unique approach to wealth management. He captured his philosophy in his #1 Amazon Bestseller, The Fiscal Therapy Solution 1.0. Marc is also the founder of the Forward Focus Forum, a suite of resources tailored specifically to educate and connect high performing entrepreneurs, and helping them realize their vision of true financial independence. Find out more about Marc and connect with him at marcjbernstein.com.                              Are you a visionary founder with a compelling success story that deserves to be shared with our audience? We're on the lookout for accomplished business leaders like you to be featured on the Founders' Forum Radio Show and Podcast. If you've surmounted challenges, reached significant milestones, or have an exciting vision for the future, we'd be honored to have you as a guest on our show. Your experiences and insights can inspire and enlighten others in the business world. If you're eager to share your journey and the invaluable lessons you've learned along the way, we invite you to apply here. Connect with us, and let's discuss the possibility of featuring you in an upcoming episode. Join us in celebrating your success and contributing to the legacy of the Founders' Forum! Securities offered through DFPG Investments, LLC (“DFPG”) Investment Advisory Services offered through Diversify Advisory Services, LLC (“Diversify”). DAS and DFPG are affiliated entities. March is unaffiliated with DAS and DFPG. Member FINRA/SIPC The information provided in this podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be interpreted as investment advice. The views expressed are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of Diversify or DFPG.

  1. 1d ago

    The Magic of Focus in Business with Tyler Jensen

    Ever wondered why a magic trick can hold your attention more than your own to-do list? Business strategist and keynote speaker Tyler Jensen joins Founders' Forum to explain what magic, focus, and top performance have in common, and why distraction might be costing you more than you think. In this episode, Marc Bernstein and co-host Steve Berardi sit down with Tyler, KSL's 2025 Business Coach of the Year, to unpack his journey from corporate IT trainer to insurance agency owner to founder of Top Performance Group. Tyler shares how a near financial disaster in his own agency pushed him to study what separates top performers from everyone else, and how that research became a repeatable framework for business owners. Key takeaways: Why "optimism" originally meant best, not just positive thinkingThe four pillars of top performance: optimism, systems, power, and focusHow Tyler helped agents hit 90%+ client retention by selling on education, not priceThe three complacency traps that quietly derail business ownersWhy Tyler and his wife built FocusGate, a classroom app tackling phone-driven distraction in schoolsThe "silly, sour, sweet" family habit that keeps Tyler focused on everyday magicAbout Tyler Jensen: Tyler Jensen is a nationally recognized business strategist and speaker who helps individuals and teams achieve top performance through systems, focus, and optimism. He was named KSL 5's Business Coach of the year in 2025. He combines real-world experience with practical frameworks to help people grow their business and lead with confidence. Connect: Website tylerjjensen.com LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/tyler-jensen/ Facebook facebook.com/TylerJJensen Instagram instagram.com/tyler_j_jensen/ YouTube youtube.com/@TylerJJensen Marc Bernstein's Founders' Forum is brought to you by March Forward, LLC, and this episode is sponsored by The Satell Institute; the leading CEO organization dedicated to Corporate Social Responsibility. Go to satellinstitute.org to learn more. 📅 New episodes every Wednesday—hit “Subscribe” now! 💬 Love the show? Let us know! Leave a quick rating & review here—your feedback helps us grow! 📲 Stay connected with Marc Bernstein: ➡️ Follow on Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook 🎤 Got a success story worth sharing? We’re always looking for visionary founders to feature! Apply here to be a guest on the Founders' Forum Radio Show & Podcast. 📩 Join our email list here so you never miss an episode.

  2. Sep 24

    Gary Pudles Lost His Job and Built a 1,200-Person Company

    A signed term sheet, a fax machine mix-up, and a lost job. That was the day Gary Pudles' entrepreneurial journey really began. Gary Pudles, president and CEO of AnswerNet, joins Marc Bernstein on Founders' Forum to share how he went from a young lawyer to the founder of a company with 1,200+ employees across 42 states and five Canadian provinces. He talks about buying a small Allentown answering service, growing through acquisitions, and leading his team through major technology shifts. He also shares how he built a people-first culture and how he sees AI and humans working together. Key Takeaways: How to turn a career setback into a business opportunityWhy he wrote down what he loved and hated in a business before buying oneHow he helped his managers embrace change with "Welcome to the Evolution"How core values and a mascot named Pat the Fat Duck shape his cultureWhy "human in the loop" is the future of customer communication and AIHow a disciplined morning routine keeps him centeredAbout Gary Pudles: Gary Pudles founded AnswerNet in 1998 with a straightforward mission: helping businesses communicate in ways that directly drive client profitability. Over the last 25+ years, he has scaled the company from a small startup into an agile organization that employs over 1200 people across 42 states and five Canadian provinces. Under his leadership, AnswerNet’s rapid growth earned the 21st spot on the Inc. 5000 list, and Gary was named an Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year. A graduate of Syracuse University and American University (JD), Gary also spent years teaching entrepreneurship at Wharton, sharing real-world operational mechanics with the next generation of business leaders.  Connect with Gary: Website www.answernet.com LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/company/answernet; www.linkedin.com/in/garypudles Facebook www.facebook.com/AnswerNet/ Marc Bernstein's Founders' Forum is brought to you by March Forward, LLC, and this episode is sponsored by The Satell Institute; the leading CEO organization dedicated to Corporate Social Responsibility. Go to satellinstitute.org to learn more. 📅 New episodes every Wednesday—hit “Subscribe” now! 💬 Love the show? Let us know! Leave a quick rating & review here—your feedback helps us grow! 📲 Stay connected with Marc Bernstein: ➡️ Follow on Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook 🎤 Got a success story worth sharing? We’re always looking for visionary founders to feature! Apply here to be a guest on the Founders' Forum Radio Show & Podcast. 📩 Join our email list here so you never miss an episode.

  3. Sep 23

    Phillip Gonzales on Systems, Faith & Staying the Course

    Phillip Gonzales didn't set out to become a growth strategist. He started out running a mall cart selling personalized kids' music CDs. That first job taught him a lesson that would shape his entire career: the power of systems. In this episode of Founders Forum, Marc Bernstein and co-host Susan Egan sit down with Phillip Gonzales, founder and CEO of Adriel Partners Growth Agency, to talk about his path from Texas transplant to Babcock Ranch entrepreneur. Phillip shares how early mentorship, a season as a pastor, and years of building websites and coaching business owners all fed into the same mission: helping leaders grow their business, family, and faith. He opens up about imposter syndrome, the discipline of saying no, and why a clear vision is the only real defense against distraction. Key Takeaways: Learning systems early from a mentor taught Phillip how to scale and repeat successImposter syndrome doesn't disappear, but you can learn to act despite itSaying no isn't about the good versus the bad, it's about protecting the bestA strong team culture starts with trust, respect, and valuing people beyond their outputStaying the course requires daily choices, not a single big decisionTrue success is becoming the best version of who you were made to bePhillip's story is a reminder that consistency and clarity of vision matter more than chasing every new opportunity. Whether you're building a team, weighing a pivot, or wrestling with self-doubt, his approach offers a grounded, faith-driven perspective on sustainable growth. About Phillip Gonzales: Phillip Gonzales is a professional communicator whose passion is to help people unlock their next level of success in their business, family, and faith. He’s the founder of Adriel Partners Growth Agency, helping leaders grow their business, faster, healthier, and more profitably through coaching, consulting, and creative services. He is an ordained minister, musician, and author, and lives with his wife and 3 children in Babcock Ranch, Florida, the first solar-powered town in America. Connect with Phillip: Website adrielpartners.com LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/phillipadrielgonzales Facebook facebook.com/phillipgonzales Instagram instagram.com/phillipgonzales X x.com/phillipgonzales TikTok tiktok.com/@phillipgonzales YouTube youtube.com/@phillipgonzales Marc Bernstein's Founders' Forum is brought to you by March Forward, LLC, and this episode is sponsored by The Satell Institute; the leading CEO organization dedicated to Corporate Social Responsibility. Go to satellinstitute.org to learn more. 📅 New episodes every Wednesday—hit “Subscribe” now! 💬 Love the show? Let us know! Leave a quick rating & review here—your feedback helps us grow! 📲 Stay connected with Marc Bernstein: ➡️ Follow on Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook 🎤 Got a success story worth sharing? We’re always looking for visionary founders to feature! Apply here to be a guest on the Founders' Forum Radio Show & Podcast. 📩 Join our email list here so you never miss an episode.

  4. Sep 17

    Turning a Golf Passion Into a $300M Career with Larry Hirsh

    What happens when a love of golf turns into a niche nobody else was serving? For Larry Hirsh, it built a business that's touched over 3,500 golf properties across the globe. In this episode of Founders' Forum, Marc Bernstein sits down with Larry Hirsh, CRE, MAI, SGA, president of Golf Property Analysts and founder of the Society of Golf Appraisers. Larry shares how a childhood spent on golf courses with his father turned into a decades-long career as one of the most respected names in golf course valuation, consulting, and brokerage. He opens up about writing the definitive textbook on golf property valuation, brokering nearly $300 million in golf transactions, and the moment that inspired his latest book, The Culture of Golf. Larry also gets candid about golf's exclusivity problem, the underrepresentation of millennials, minorities, and moms in the sport, and why the game's future depends on making it more accessible. Key Takeaways: How Larry built a specialized appraisal niche by identifying an underserved marketWhy founding the Society of Golf Appraisers helped legitimize the industryThe real story behind his award-winning book on golf property valuationGolf's biggest barriers to entry: cost, time, and exclusivityWhy "unreasonable hospitality" is the secret to lasting client relationshipsThe legacy Larry hopes to leave behindAbout Larry Hirsh, CRE, MAI, SGA: Laurence A. Hirsh, CRE, MAI, SGA is the president of Golf Property Analysts, a leading golf and club property consulting, appraisal and brokerage firm based in Philadelphia. He and the firm have performed consulting, appraisal, and brokerage assignments on more than 3,500 golf & club properties in 47 US states, Canada, and the Caribbean. Hirsh is an award-winning author, having written the Appraisal Institute’s text on golf property valuation (Golf Property Analysis and Valuation – A Modern Approach), which received the Appraisal Institute’s award for best text in 2016. A second edition was being published in 2022. Hirsh has written 3 articles on golf & club property valuation in The Appraisal Journal, co-authored The Urban Land Institute’s Residential Golf Community Development and authored many articles for a variety of industry publications.  His most recent publication is titled The Culture of Golf – Isn’t it just a Game? Hirsh has also lectured at seminars, meetings and universities and is on the education faculty for the PGA of America. A founder and first president of the Society of Golf Appraisers (SGA), Hirsh has also developed a golf course and brokered nearly $300 million in golf course & club properties.  He is a graduate of The Pennsylvania State University. He is married (Judy) and the father of 3. Hirsh is also a licensed commercial pilot, certified flight instructor and an active competitive golfer. Connect with Larry: Website golfprop.com LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/larry-hirsh-cre-mai-sga Facebook facebook.com/larry.hirsh Marc Bernstein's Founders' Forum is brought to you by March Forward, LLC, and this episode is sponsored by The Satell Institute; the leading CEO organization dedicated to Corporate Social Responsibility. Go to satellinstitute.org to learn more. 📅 New episodes every Wednesday—hit “Subscribe” now! 💬 Love the show? Let us know! Leave a quick rating & review here—your feedback helps us grow! 📲 Stay connected with Marc Bernstein: ➡️ Follow on Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook 🎤 Got a success story worth sharing? We’re always looking for visionary founders to feature! Apply here to be a guest on the Founders' Forum Radio Show & Podcast. 📩 Join our email list here so you never miss an episode.

  5. Sep 16

    How Dr. Kryn McClain Turned a Layoff Into a Bold Exit

    Dr. Kryn McClain never planned to become an entrepreneur. She was working in mental health when she returned from maternity leave to find her position had been eliminated. That setback pushed her to launch Paragon Behavioral Health Services, a company she built around one core belief: take care of your employees, and they'll take care of your clients. In this episode, Marc Bernstein sits down with Dr. McClain, a trauma therapist turned founder, to talk about growing Paragon to 80 employees, navigating a two-year exit process, and walking away from the sale with her legacy intact. She also opens up about launching her second company, CatapalloVR, a women-owned business building immersive virtual reality safety training for industries like manufacturing, mining, and healthcare, and what it's been like starting over in an industry she knew nothing about. Dr. McClain shares candid insights on leadership, accountability, and the mental shift required to go from therapist to CEO, plus how she balances motherhood and entrepreneurship using her own "glass balls versus rubber balls" philosophy. Key Takeaways: How a layoff during maternity leave became the catalyst for a successful business exitWhy transparency and structure matter more than "everyone needs to know everything"What it takes to grow, sell, and walk away from a company you built from scratchHow CatapalloVR uses immersive VR training to drive real behavior change in high-risk workplacesPractical advice for balancing entrepreneurship with parenting: knowing which "balls" are glass and which are rubberAbout Kryn McClain, DHA, LPC, MSEd: Dr. Kryn McClain is a trauma therapist and founder of CatapalloVR, where she combines clinical expertise with creativity to build immersive, real-world training experiences. As a boy mom who loves traveling with her family and unwinding with a good book, she’s passionate about solving meaningful problems—whether that’s helping someone practice social skills or training teams in high-stakes environments. Connect with Kryn: Website catapallovr.com LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/kryn-mcclain Instagram @catapallovr Facebook facebook.com/CatapalloVR Founders' Forum is brought to you by March Forward, LLC, and this episode is sponsored by CatapalloVR; a women-owned company building custom virtual reality safety training that lets teams practice real-world scenarios without the real-world risk. Go to catapallovr.com to learn more. 📅 New episodes every Wednesday—hit “Subscribe” now! 💬 Love the show? Let us know! Leave a quick rating & review here—your feedback helps us grow! 📲 Stay connected with Marc Bernstein: ➡️ Follow on Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook 🎤 Got a success story worth sharing? We’re always looking for visionary founders to feature! Apply here to be a guest on the Founders' Forum Radio Show & Podcast. 📩 Join our email list here so you never miss an episode.

  6. Sep 10

    How Shelly Castle Turned Land Development into Art

    From potato fields in Wisconsin to nature art that shapes Florida's development plans, Shelly Castle's story proves that vision and grit can turn any beginning into a legacy. On this episode of Founders' Forum, Marc sits down with nature artist Shelly Castle, MFA, alongside co-host Dr. Jennifer Languell of Trifecta Construction Solutions. A fourth-generation entrepreneur who grew up helping her family build a golf course from a potato field, Shelly shares how that early hands-in-the-dirt work ethic shaped her path into art, conservation, and business. Now working from her Southwest Florida studio, she creates nature-inspired pieces that have become tools for education, land-use planning, and wildlife preservation across the state. Key takeaways: Shelly's entrepreneurial roots trace back to her family building a golf course from scratch, teaching her that vision paired with follow-through gets things doneHer art evolved from organic sketches into detailed ecological illustrations used by Lee County Parks and Rec for trail markers and educationVisual storytelling builds empathy: Shelly's work helps people connect with wildlife and support conservation efforts they might otherwise overlookHer art now plays a role in sustainable development planning, including projects like Babcock Ranch, helping teams visualize and commit to mitigation goalsRunning an art business means embracing isolation while still building the right connections and collaborationsShelly's children have followed her lead, with her daughter running a mural business and her son working as a glass artistAbout Shelly Castle, MFA, Nature Artist: Creating art in her SW Florida home studio for over forty years, local artist Shelly Castle celebrates nature as an invitation to pause, observe, and reconnect with the wild. Rooted in a lifelong passion for wildlife and conservation, her work blends visual imagery with a commitment to protecting the pristine environment that we love. Living and working within the Florida Wildlife Corridor, Shelly uses colored pencil, acrylic, and thickened dye mediums to layer texture and light, capturing the beauty and grace of wildlife within their beautiful living landscapes. Connect with Shelly: Website www.shellycastleartist.com Facebook Shelly Castle Artist Instagram @shellycastleartist Marc Bernstein's Founders' Forum is brought to you by March Forward, LLC, and this episode is sponsored by The Satell Institute; the leading CEO organization dedicated to Corporate Social Responsibility. Go to satellinstitute.org to learn more. 📅 New episodes every Wednesday—hit “Subscribe” now! 💬 Love the show? Let us know! Leave a quick rating & review here—your feedback helps us grow! 📲 Stay connected with Marc Bernstein: ➡️ Follow on Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook 🎤 Got a success story worth sharing? We’re always looking for visionary founders to feature! Apply here to be a guest on the Founders' Forum Radio Show & Podcast. 📩 Join our email list here so you never miss an episode.

  7. Sep 2

    Yoav Oren: Why His First Startup Idea Failed (And What Fixed It)

    A phone call from a Netflix producer. A childhood spent training in the Israeli desert. A year living in an industrial Chinese village to master martial arts. These are just pieces of the unconventional path that led Yoav Oren to build Zoog, a platform reconnecting grandparents and grandchildren separated by distance. On this episode, Marc Bernstein and co-host Pete Meyer talk with Yoav, co-founder and CEO of Zoog AI, about the winding road from combat service in the Israeli army to a career at SimilarWeb managing operations across China, and ultimately to founding a startup born out of pandemic isolation. When lockdowns kept his kids from seeing their grandparents, standard video calls just weren't cutting it. So Yoav built something better. What You'll Learn: How a Netflix documentary shoot on martial arts around the world reshaped Yoav's career directionWhy Zoog's first version, a live storytelling app, failed to solve the real problemThe insight that led to Zoog's asynchronous model, letting grandparents record stories kids can watch anytimeThe unique fundraising hurdles of building a consumer product in Israel's B2B-dominated tech sceneHow Zoog balances fresh content creation with maintaining quality at scaleWhere Zoog is headed next: live features, e-commerce, and using storytelling to boost kids' literacyAbout Yoav Oren: Yoav Oren is the co-founder and CEO of Zoog, a cross-generational communication platform. Prior to founding Zoog, he was the Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR) at Reimagine Ventures. Before joining Reimagine, he held several leadership positions at SimilarWeb. He served as the company’s Chief of Staff, working hand in hand with the CEO and the senior leadership team. He was also responsible for establishing and managing the company’s China operations and served as the General Manager of Greater China. In this position, he was responsible for the company’s data and commercial operations in the region and managed a team both in Israel and in China. During his tenure at SimilarWeb, he personally ran and closed deals with some of China’s greatest tech giants, including Baidu, Alibaba, JD.com, and closed the largest deal in company’s history at the time with Huawei.  Prior to his positions at SimilarWeb, he was relocated to Shanghai by a major American institutional company, where he set up and managed the company’s sales and marketing operations in all of Asia. He has worked and studied in China for over a decade.  Yoav holds a bachelor’s degree from Columbia University in East Asian Languages and Cultures and Chinese (Cum Laude) , as well as an MBA from Shanghai Jiao Tong University (Summa Cum Laude).  Yoav lives in New Jersey with his wife and three children.  Connect with Yoav: Website getzoog.com LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/yoav-oren Try Zoog: Access Zoog's special Founders Forum offer here: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=1534413894&code=FOUNDERSFORUM  Marc Bernstein's Founders' Forum is brought to you by March Forward, LLC, and this episode is sponsored by Zoog; a video creation platform that helps families create personalized, interactive stories where grandparents and children can connect across generations. Go to getzoog.com to learn more. 📅 New episodes every Wednesday—hit “Subscribe” now! 💬 Love the show? Let us know! Leave a quick rating & review here—your feedback helps us grow! 📲 Stay connected with Marc Bernstein: ➡️ Follow on Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook 🎤 Got a success story worth sharing? We’re always looking for visionary founders to feature! Apply here to be a guest on the Founders' Forum Radio Show & Podcast. 📩 Join our email list here so you never miss an episode.

  8. Aug 27

    Victoria Abadir on Turning Volatility Into Opportunity

    What happens when a former HR professional with zero art background decides to turn a vacant downtown bank space into a 15,000 square foot art gallery? Victoria Abadir did just that, and two years later, Lancaster Art Vault is profitable, thriving, and home to 24 resident artists. In this episode of Founders' Forum, Marc Bernstein sits down with Victoria Abadir, founder of Lancaster Art Vault in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Victoria shares how a "crazy idea" turned into a pop-up test run, then a full gallery launch, all without a business partner or mentor. She opens up about learning permitting and licensing on the fly, figuring out art pricing with no industry background, and building a membership model that lets artists come and go without long-term lease commitments. Key Takeaways: How a vacant bank space became a 15,000 square foot creative hub with 24 resident artistsWhy a membership model (not traditional leases) keeps artists loyal and the business flexibleThe power of community art calls to discover new talent and headline future showsLessons learned from launching early, before construction was even finishedWhy listening to artists and pivoting quickly built trust and stronger community tiesHow Lancaster's broader arts resurgence is fueling growth for spaces like the VaultAbout Victoria Abadir: Victoria Abadir is the founder and owner of Lancaster Art Vault, a 15,000-square-foot art gallery in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, featuring 24 resident artists alongside rotating exhibitions. A Lancaster native, Victoria is a dedicated community volunteer with a passion for supporting and uplifting the city she calls home. Having served on various arts and community-focused boards, she saw an opportunity to transform an empty space into a vibrant hub that elevates and supports Lancaster’s creative community. Connect with Victoria: Website LancasterArtVault.com LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/victoria-garman-abadir Instagram instagram.com/lancasterartvault/ Facebook facebook.com/people/Lancaster-Art-Vault/ Marc Bernstein's Founders' Forum is brought to you by March Forward, LLC, and this episode is sponsored by Lancaster Art Vault; a contemporary art gallery and working artist studio space in the heart of downtown Lancaster. Go to lancasterartvault.com to learn more. 📅 New episodes every Wednesday—hit “Subscribe” now! 💬 Love the show? Let us know! Leave a quick rating & review here—your feedback helps us grow! 📲 Stay connected with Marc Bernstein: ➡️ Follow on Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook 🎤 Got a success story worth sharing? We’re always looking for visionary founders to feature! Apply here to be a guest on the Founders' Forum Radio Show & Podcast. 📩 Join our email list here so you never miss an episode.

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Great business stories and great people come together on Marc Bernstein’s Founders’ Forum!  Marc Bernstein sits down with business founders across the country to discuss their lives, successes, lessons, and their vision for the future.  It’s all about the success they’ve earned and the lessons they’ve learned along the way.  These are American success stories and they’re not done yet!                                   Your Host, Marc Bernstein                                  Marc Bernstein is an entrepreneur, author, and consultant. He helps high performing entrepreneurs and business owners create a vision for the future, accomplish their business and personal goals, financial and otherwise, and on helping them to see through on their intentions. Marc recently co-founded March, a forward-looking company with a unique approach to wealth management. He captured his philosophy in his #1 Amazon Bestseller, The Fiscal Therapy Solution 1.0. Marc is also the founder of the Forward Focus Forum, a suite of resources tailored specifically to educate and connect high performing entrepreneurs, and helping them realize their vision of true financial independence. Find out more about Marc and connect with him at marcjbernstein.com.                              Are you a visionary founder with a compelling success story that deserves to be shared with our audience? We're on the lookout for accomplished business leaders like you to be featured on the Founders' Forum Radio Show and Podcast. If you've surmounted challenges, reached significant milestones, or have an exciting vision for the future, we'd be honored to have you as a guest on our show. Your experiences and insights can inspire and enlighten others in the business world. If you're eager to share your journey and the invaluable lessons you've learned along the way, we invite you to apply here. Connect with us, and let's discuss the possibility of featuring you in an upcoming episode. Join us in celebrating your success and contributing to the legacy of the Founders' Forum! Securities offered through DFPG Investments, LLC (“DFPG”) Investment Advisory Services offered through Diversify Advisory Services, LLC (“Diversify”). DAS and DFPG are affiliated entities. March is unaffiliated with DAS and DFPG. Member FINRA/SIPC The information provided in this podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be interpreted as investment advice. The views expressed are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the views of Diversify or DFPG.