The Zach of All Trades Podcast - Ep. 4: The Worst Advice I Ever Got, Chicago Surprises & Tips for Young Men

The Zach of All Trades Podcast - Ep. 8 | My Likes and Dislikes on Running an Exterior Cleaning Biz

In Episode #8 of The Zach of All Trades Podcast, I break down the real likes and dislikes of running an exterior cleaning company. I talk honestly about the challenges, the stress, and the parts that aren’t glamorous — but most importantly, why it’s all worth it. The freedom to work for myself, make my own money, set my own schedule, and not answer to a boss has completely changed my life. This episode is about ownership, independence, and the endless potential that exists when you bet on yourself. If you’ve ever thought about starting a service business or stepping away from the traditional 9–5, this one’s for you.

The Zach of All Trades Podcast - Ep. 7 | From Surviving to Excelling: Building a Real Business in 2025

In this episode, I break down my biggest lessons from 2025 — what I learned after starting my exterior cleaning business, hiring employees, and watching people go from barely scraping by to completely turning things around and crushing it. We talk about the mindset shifts that changed everything, the mistakes I’d never repeat, and the book I believe everyone should read if they want more clarity and direction in life.

The Zach of All Trades Podcast - Ep. 6 | Gen Z’s Secret Weapon: Skills, Sales, and Self Made Success

In this episode of Zach of All Trades, I dive deep into why learning real, valuable skills is the key for Gen Z to create true freedom and independence—not just another job. I talk about skills that actually pay off in the real world, like sales, home improvement, web and graphic design, AI, and personal training—and how mastering these can change your entire trajectory. We explore how building your skill set not only helps you make more money, but also builds confidence, attracts high-quality people, and gives you the power to create the life you actually want. If you’re tired of feeling stuck or waiting for opportunities to come your way, this episode will show you how to build them yourself.

The Zach of All Trades Podcast - Ep. 5 | The Psychology of Entrepreneurs

In this episode of Zach of All Trades, I sit down with Walt Dobrowski, a man whose passion and dedication to his craft are second to none. Walt has been a contributing finance specialist, trainer, mentor, business and leadership coach for over 25 years. He’s devoted his career to the psychology of motivation and sales, using DISC personality profile assessments to help hundreds of individuals and organizations unlock their potential. Through his work, he’s transformed teams, improved organizational efficiency, and guided countless entrepreneurs toward success.We dive into Walt’s background and his unique approach to coaching entrepreneurs by helping them understand their strengths and weaknesses through DISC. Walt shares powerful insights on mindset, sales, and what it truly takes to be an entrepreneur, along with fascinating stories — including lessons he learned from his experience with Elon Musk.Walt has personally helped me grow my exterior cleaning business by teaching me how to lean into my natural personality in sales. This conversation is full of wisdom, strategy, and inspiration for any entrepreneur looking to grow personally and professionally.👉 Listen in if you want to better understand yourself, lead more effectively, and level up your entrepreneurial journey.

The Zach of All Trades Podcast - Ep. 4: The Worst Advice I Ever Got, Chicago Surprises & Tips for Young Men

In this episode of Zach of All Trades, I share my first real experience in Chicago—why the city surprised me, what I loved, and what I learned from its architecture and culture. From there, we dive into traditional values and men’s etiquette, including a simple but overlooked lesson every man should follow when out on a date. I also open up about the worst life advice I ever received at 18: “What you do in the next four years determines the rest of your life.” Spoiler alert—it’s not true. Life isn’t a straight line, and I share how my own path—from college to quitting, from tech therapy to professional ballroom dance to entrepreneurship—proved otherwise. Finally, I break down why every man must become more self-sufficient—learning to fix things, build skills, and carry himself as a protector and provider. 👉 If you’re a young man, entrepreneur, or someone questioning the “traditional path,” this episode will push you to think differently about success, responsibility, and creating the life you actually want.