Torsten Roscoe Podcast

I Went From $17/Hr on a Forklift to $116,275.89 at 22 selling digital products (6 Things I Had to Change)

Learn how I went from a $17/hour forklift driver to earning $115,600 a year by building my own business and shifting my mindset.This video details my personal journey through career growth and the specific lessons I learned along the way. If you are looking for practical steps to improve your financial success and want to understand how to approach masculinity in relationships, this breakdown offers clear insights into my path forward. I share the reality of leaving hourly labor for business ownership and the mental barriers I had to break to get there.Beyond the money, I discuss the importance of personal development and how I successfully addressed overcoming bad habits that were holding me back, specifically regarding a sporting habit. This is for anyone ready to take ownership of their professional life and improve their relationship dynamics through honest self-reflection and disciplined action.Subscribe for weekly personal growth breakdowns and comment below on what specific habit you are currently trying to overcome.All my editing assets:https://sparvol.com/collections/frontpageOther editing assets I use. Use code TR for $5 off:https://bryandelimata.com/?ref=tr

He Made His Clients Rich With One Video. Here's the Secret...

Jeremy went from teaching himself editing in high school to charging $10,000–$15,000 per video and in this episode, he breaks down exactly how. We cover value-based pricing, the psychology of contrast, how elite editors think differently, and the one mindset shift that 10x'd his income from 2020 to 2025. If you're an editor, freelancer, or creative trying to make more money, this is for youAll my editing assets:https://sparvol.com/collections/frontpageOther editing assets I use. Use code TR for $5 off:https://bryandelimata.com/?ref=tr

Ep 17: STOP thinking & go TAKE it

no one is coming to hand it to you the money you want, the girl you want, the business you keep "thinking about" — none of it shows up on its own. in this episode i break down why the only wins i've ever had came from taking the first step, the conversation i had with a guy at a marketing meetup who talked himself out of starting before he even began, and why "the space is too saturated" is the biggest lie you tell yourself. we also get into: * why nobody makes money off logos and business names * the alex hormozi $100m offers rule that made my products actually sell * the marketing lesson i learned the hard way when i started dropshipping and nobody visited my site success is a pie. there's a slice for everyone. but you have to go take yours. new episodes twice a week. instagram + youtube: @torstenroscoe

How Chad Case Killed Drug Addiction and Built a $3M Business

From the black market to $3M in revenue, this is the raw, unfiltered redemption of Chad Case. After multiple felony charges and a brutal battle with addiction, Chad rebuilt from almost nothing. In this episode, he breaks down how he “killed” his addictions, rewired his operating system, and installed the discipline and habits that scaled a legit business past $3,000,000.What you’ll learn:The “process of removal” to break addictions and bad patterns. How to reprogram your mental OS for opportunity and execution: The daily discipline stack that compounds into resultsChad’s step-by-step wealth blueprint from zero to $3M Reputation rebuild: going from charges to a credible founder The presence protocol: how to develop magnetic, trusted influenceIf you’re at rock bottom, on the climb, or scaling your next chapter, this conversation gives you the tools and mindset to become the person who’s ready when opportunity shows up. Subscribe, rate, and share with someone who needs the comeback playbook.Chad Case linksChads Instahttps://www.instagram.com/_chadcase?igsh=MXUwbTB4NGZmc2I4bw==

Ep 16 - How I Learned to Speak With Conviction

Your words reveal how grounded you are. In this episode, I explain how removing filler words sharpened my confidence, strengthened my leadership, and changed how people responded to me