Business Unpacked With Conner Schultz

Business Unpacked With Conner Schultz

Video Podcast

di Conner Schultz

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My Sister Finally Told Me What She Thinks About My Businesses

In this episode, Conner sits down with his sister for a different kind of conversation. She shares what it’s been like watching him build businesses at a young age, what she really thinks about the risks he’s taken, how entrepreneurship has affected their family, and what Conner is actually like behind the scenes. They talk about the wins, the stressful moments, the long hours, and the side of building a business that most people never get to see. If you want a more personal look into Conner’s story and the people who have watched it happen from the beginning, this episode is for you. Subscribe for more conversations about business, entrepreneurship, leadership, and building something from the ground up. #Entrepreneurship #BusinessPodcast #SchultzLawnCare

He Dropped Out of College to Bet on Himself. w/ Nathan

What does it really take to build something of your own when you’re young? In this episode of Business Unpacked, Conner Schultz sits down with Nathan to talk about entrepreneurship, taking risks, leaving college, building the right circle, learning from failure, and figuring out what success actually looks like for you. They also get into the reality of mixing business and friendship, the importance of work ethic, and why the people you surround yourself with can have a bigger impact on your future than you realize. If you’re young, ambitious, or trying to build something for yourself, this episode is worth the listen. Business Unpacked Subscribe and check out the full episode on YouTube and all major podcast platforms.

The Reality of Working for a 22-Year-Old Millionaire

In this episode, Conner’s sales lead shares what it’s really like working alongside a 22-year-old entrepreneur who has built a fast-growing business. He talks about Conner’s leadership style, the expectations that come with being part of a high-performance team, what happens behind the scenes, and the lessons he’s learned from working closely with him. From the pressure and long days to the opportunities, growth, and responsibility, this conversation gives an inside look at what it takes to keep up in a company that is constantly pushing forward.

The Reality of Working for a 22-Year-Old Millionaire

In this episode, Conner’s sales lead shares what it’s really like working alongside a 22-year-old entrepreneur who has built a fast-growing business. He talks about Conner’s leadership style, the expectations that come with being part of a high-performance team, what happens behind the scenes, and the lessons he’s learned from working closely with him. From the pressure and long days to the opportunities, growth, and responsibility, this conversation gives an inside look at what it takes to keep up in a company that is constantly pushing forward.

$20 vs $200 hr Tasks

$20 vs $200 hr Tasks

How We Built Stable Revenue in a Seasonal Business - FT. Alex Gilmeister

In this episode of Business Unpacked, Conner Schultz and the team break down what it actually takes to grow and operate seasonal service businesses. They talk about building stable revenue throughout the year, balancing growth with profitability, keeping employees busy during slow seasons, recurring revenue, acquisitions, hiring, customer experience, and knowing when to stop chasing topline growth and start improving the health of the business. They also get into the lessons they’ve learned from starting young, the business owners they look up to, learning through experience, and why consuming information only matters if you actually put it into action. If you’re building a service business, managing a team, or trying to scale without sacrificing profitability, this episode is packed with lessons you can apply to your own company. Subscribe for more episodes of Business Unpacked with Conner Schultz.

How I Built a $2.5M Company Customers Actually Love

One of the fastest ways to disappoint a customer is to promise perfection before you’ve delivered anything. Set realistic expectations. Do great work. Then give them more than they expected. That’s how you create happier customers, better reviews, stronger employees, and a business people actually trust. Underpromise. Overdeliver. Every time.

I Found the Money Most People Miss

Most people think making more money is about working harder. Sometimes, it’s simply about showing up more consistently. In this video, I break down why opportunities can be hiding in the days you choose not to work. You never know which phone call, customer, job, connection, or opportunity is going to show up on any given day. The more consistently you show up, the more chances you give yourself to win. You can’t control when the opportunity comes. You can control whether you’re there when it does. Subscribe for more business, leadership, and entrepreneurship content.