Business Growth Architect Show: Founders of the Future

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The Business Growth Architect Show: Founders of the Future

The old ways of doing business—bro marketing, manipulative persuasion tactics, and chasing success at any cost—are breaking down. The Business Growth Architect Show is for those who are here to build what comes next.

Hosted by Beate Chelette, this show is for the Founders of the Future—the ones who have heard the call, felt the activation, and know it’s time to lead differently. You’re not just here to make money. You want to use your skill set to make a difference. You’re building a business around your purpose, your experience, and your desire to impact others. You’re a conscious leader who believes that alignment, resonance, and integrity matter just as much as systems, scale, and strategy.

In each episode, we speak with the people who are building the future we actually want to live in—innovators, business architects, thought leaders, and disruptors who share the mindset, methods, frameworks, and tools to build scalable, purpose-driven businesses. You’ll learn how to shape your intellectual property into a clear business model, how to grow without burning out, and how to lead with vision while staying grounded in what really matters.

If you’re done with outdated formulas and ready to build something real, sustainable, and rooted in who you truly are—this is your show.

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Ep #90: Jeff Hays: Understanding Why The Entrepreneurial Brain Works: Debunking The Myth Of A Broken Mind

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10/16/23 • 36 min

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In this episode of the "Business Growth Architect Show" podcast, we spoke to Jeff Hays, who went from High School dropout to acclaimed filmmaker, writer, and author. He is no stranger to controversy or tough subjects and the Entrepreneurial Brain behind the documentary “The Real Anthony Fauci” and “Fahrenhype.” In this episode we explore how an entrepreneurial brain works differently, which will make you understand better why you do the things you do. The Entrepreneurial Brain is also the title of his new book and a new TV series that I am thrilled to have been featured in. The book is out and I will be sharing access information for the TV series as it gets released, just wait until you see the company I get to keep! Jeff shares his research and experiences, offering insights on how to stop feeling that there is something wrong with you but to own that your brain is just wired differently.

Throughout the episode, Jeff emphasizes the importance of embracing your creative potential and challenging your limiting beliefs. He discusses the creative process and how you must face your fears and doubts because it is a critical portion of creation. Jeff also highlights the significance of mentorship, coaching, and creating a supportive environment for harnessing the power of the entrepreneurial brain.

Next we talked about the concept of achieving greatness and how it can only be achieved by pushing through obstacles and taking risks. Creativity stems from challenging your own thoughts and having the courage to push through them into new territories. Jeff shared an anecdote about King Arthur's knights and their quest to blaze new trails, drawing parallels to your entrepreneurial journey.

This is a powerful episode for any creative who is seeking to find a monetization idea for their creative talent, is facing adversity and wants to find a way to overcome major obstacles to unlock their full entrepreneurial potential. Jeff Hayes' expertise and experiences shows how to turn the obstacle into an opportunity.

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Jeff Hays: Website | LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook

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Ep #172: Nathan Newberry: If You Want Freedom In Your Business—Stop Making These Mistakes

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05/12/25 • 33 min

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Think your business should give you freedom—but it doesn’t? Nathan Newberry reveals the hidden mistakes holding entrepreneurs back. Watch now to stop the cycle and start building a business that works for you.

If you’ve ever felt stuck building a business that relies entirely on you , this episode is for you.

I sat down with Nathan Newberry—discussing how to build personal brands that are scalable and provide the freedom that made you get into business in the first place.

We covered a lot of ground in this conversation, starting with one of the most important (and often overlooked) questions in business: Are you clear on your offer? Nathan talks about why that clarity is the foundation for everything—your message, your content, your funnels, and even your team. He shares that you want to be solving real problems, understanding what your audience needs, and building systems that scale from that place of service.

Nathan also brought additional insights on AI. Some are resisting it and others are leaning way too hard into it. He offers a balanced perspective I wholeheartedly agree with—if used well, it can be a smart business partner. You want to train AI tools in your own voice and style, so the content still feels like you—but gets it done faster and more efficiently. That, paired with systems, playbooks, and media teams, this is what gives you the freedom to focus on your genius.

If you’re in that space where you know you’re meant for more—but your business is still too dependent on your daily effort—this episode will give you a real pathway forward to get a head start on scaling.

💬 Want Nathan’s full personal brand breakdown? Send him the word “workshop” on Instagram at @nathannewberryofficial and he’ll send you his checklist and systems playbook.

Ep #142: Jennifer Nash: Why Being Human is the Key to Professional Success

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10/14/24 • 30 min

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Empathy, connection, and authenticity helps you to lead more effectively, build stronger relationships, and create a thriving workplace. Jennifer shows you that when you embrace your humanity, you unlock your team’s full potential.

In this powerful episode of the Business Growth Architect Show, I sit down with Jennifer Nash, the author of Be Human, Lead Human, to dive into what it means to lead with humanity in today’s fast-paced and ever-changing workplace. Jennifer, who is the founder and CEO of Jennifer Nash Coaching and Consulting, shares how you can elevate your leadership beyond traditional methods and embrace a more human-centered approach to leadership. She reveals why being human—not just managing tasks—is the real key to unlocking both personal and professional success.

Jennifer and I explore the key differences between old-school, command-and-control leadership style and a new, more evolved version of leadership that puts people first. The old model of leadership appeals to leaders who feel that leading means that they have to have all the answers, make all the decisions, and dictate directions to their teams.

Jennifer explains that the future leader is someone who doesn’t just manage people but coaches and facilitates them. She describes how this kind of leader enables team members to collaborate, share ideas, and reach common goals more effectively. A successful leader today is one who asks for help, makes others feel valued, and creates a safe space for people to express themselves and grow.

Jennifer also shares her perspective on why leadership training is often delayed by an average of 15 years leading to ineffective management and frustrated employees. She explains why companies must equip leaders with the tools they need to succeed early on, focusing not just on technical skills but on emotional and relational skills that foster better teamwork and collaboration.

Jennifer introduces her concept of the Human Leader Index, a unique tool that helps leaders assess their human and relational capabilities. The index provides leaders with a clear picture of where they stand and offers recommendations on areas for improvement. Jennifer emphasizes that true leadership is not just about hitting performance metrics or achieving KPIs—but about building a deeper connection with your team, making them feel heard, and helping them to succeed.

Jennifer’s message is simple: being human in your leadership approach is the key to unlocking not only your own potential but the potential of everyone around you. She believes that when you as the leader focus on the whole person—recognizing your team's personal and professional dimensions—you create an environment where everyone feels empowered to succeed.

Want to learn more about Jennifer Nash? Learn more at http://drjennifernash.com, where you can take the Human Leader Index and receive a complimentary report packed with insights on how to improve your leadership

Ep #175: Penelope Holt: The Truth About Purpose-Driven Success (And Why Strategy Alone Fails)

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06/02/25 • 33 min

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Tired of fake, polished marketing that doesn’t connect? In this episode, Penelope Holt shares how spiritual principles like authenticity and alignment can unlock deeper success—for your business and yourself.

There are episodes that inform, and then there are episodes that transform—and this one is the latter. I am sitting down with Penelope Holt who shares deep insights in the world of emotional intelligence, storytelling, and purpose-driven business. Penelope is the author of Business Emotions at Work and she brings decades of experience as a ghostwriter and marketing expert for entrepreneurs who want to build meaningful brands.

Our conversation began with the big question we explore on this podcast: Can business and spirituality coexist? Penelope didn’t just say yes—she explained why they must. She introduces the idea of the “Tao of Entrepreneurship,” a path where aligning with the natural flow of the universe actually fuels your business growth. We talked about how people often chase success by focusing solely on tactics, metrics, and strategy—when in reality, it’s their emotional and spiritual grounding that determines whether they thrive or burn out.

One of the most powerful moments in this episode was when we reflected on loss, including my own experience with the Palisades Fire. Penelope’s take on what really sustains us during devastating moments brought me to tears. She believes—and I agree—that our greatest rewards come not from manipulating outcomes, but from showing up with generosity, honesty, and trust. We talked about what it means to give without expectation, to receive openly, and to live from a place of alignment rather than performance.

If you’ve ever wondered whether your spiritual values have a place in your business, or if you’re feeling called to build something deeper than just a profitable model, this episode is for you. Penelope’s voice is one of clarity and compassion, and she reminds us that authenticity is becoming the most valuable currency in the marketplace. After you listen, I encourage you to dive deeper into her work at PenelopeHolt.com—it’s a resource every conscious leader should know about.

Resources Mentioned: Website | Linkedin | Instagram

Ep #123: Crack the Code of Visionary Leadership with Oleg Konovalov

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06/03/24 • 28 min

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"From Abstract Ideas to Lasting Legacies: The “Da Vinci of Vision” Shares Insights on Vision and Spirituality in Business"

In this episode of the Business Growth Architect Show I have an inspiring conversation with Oleg Konovalov, the “Da Vinci on Visionary Leadership, a global thought leader, author, business educator, consultant, and C-suite coach.
We explore how a clear and actionable vision can profoundly impact your life and business, transforming abstract ideas into tangible successes and lasting legacies.
Oleg shares his unique journey and background in the fishing industry to become a global thought leader in vision. He explains that vision is not merely about setting goals or creating mission statements. Instead, vision is about crafting a meaningful space that inspires and energizes you, providing a sense of direction and purpose.
A key part of our conversation centers around the deep connection between vision and spirituality. Oleg believes that vision is intertwined with positive and productive energy. He emphasizes the importance of believing in something greater than oneself, whether it’s a higher power, the universe, or an overarching principle. This belief nourishes the soul, fostering a sense of purpose that transcends the ego and connects with a larger cause. Vision, according to Oleg, is about managing energy rather than time. It’s a dynamic and evolving force that continuously inspires and motivates, unlike static mission statements.
For those wondering how to turn vision into action, Oleg introduces a practical framework called: CAVIAR – *Clarity of Creation, *Ability as a Visionary, *Viability of a Vision, *Influence in Communication, *Acting and Executing, *Revitalizing a Vision.
Oleg shares the example of Tesla and its visionary leader, Elon Musk. Tesla didn’t invent the electric car, but it created a compelling vision for e-mobility that captured significant market share and redefined the industry. This example illustrates how a powerful vision can drive substantial financial success and innovation.
We also discuss the importance of maintaining and living your vision every day. Oleg suggests adopting an open system mindset, seeing yourself as part of a larger universe, and continuously acting on spiritual signals. This approach helps you stay connected to your vision and turn inspiration into real results. Oleg emphasizes personal growth and the courage to act on your vision, explaining that as your vision evolves, so must your mindset and approach. This continuous evolution keeps you relevant and impactful, creating a ripple effect that inspires others.
Resources Mentioned:
Website | Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn
Books: "The Vision Code"

Ep #134: Beate Chelette: Leveraging Spirituality And Strategy For Unmatched Growth And Success!

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08/19/24 • 18 min

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Discover how aligning spirituality with strategic success will transform your business! In this episode, I explain how spirituality enhances strategic outcomes. We apologize for some of the audio quality, but feel that the content is strong even with the technical glitches. Thank you for your understanding.

Welcome to an episode of the Business Growth Architect show! Over the last few months we’ve been integrating into our work how aligning spirituality with strategic planning can propel your business to a different level of fulfillment and success.
In this episode I share my personal insights on how spirituality, often viewed as contrasting with business strategy, can actually enhance and complement your strategic efforts. You’ll learn how to integrate spiritual practices into your business approach to align your values, intuition, and purpose with actionable strategies that will give you more satisfaction on your path to what you define as success.
Listen to inspiring stories and real-world examples of people who’ve successfully merged their spiritual practices with business acumen. We’ll go over practical strategies for harnessing spiritual energy to overcome challenges, attract meaningful opportunities, and drive sustainable growth. Whether you’re just starting out or looking for a new perspective in your established business, this episode is designed to make you think of integrating your own spiritual beliefs into the work you do. By aligning your business objectives with your personal values and purpose, you’ll navigate obstacles with greater ease and stay motivated through spiritual principles in your daily activities.
I’ll also explore how practices like meditation, mindfulness, and intuition can positively influence your decision-making and strategic planning. Or, how going on a hike can be meditation.
I’d love to hear how this episode and our refined approach to strategy resonates with you! Share your thoughts and key takeaways in the comments below. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated with my latest episodes. Your feedback and engagement help me continue to provide valuable content for you.
Tune in now and begin on your journey to integrate spirituality with strategy for exceptional growth and success in your business.
#SpiritualGrowth #BusinessSuccess #StrategicPlanning #HolisticBusiness #PersonalDevelopment #MindfulLeadership #EntrepreneurialJourney #SpiritualBusiness

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Beate Chelette: Website | LinkedIn | Instagram | Twitter

Ep #174: Founder of the Future: A Bold New Era of Entrepreneurship Starts Here

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05/26/25 • 28 min

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“Founders of the Future” is a movement. In this episode, I break down why today’s leaders must shift from outdated and broken models to a purpose-driven strategy if they want to stay relevant in what’s coming next.

You’ve probably heard the phrase “the future belongs to the bold.” But what if I told you most entrepreneurs aren’t ready for what’s coming next?

In this episode of the Business Growth Architect Show, I share what’s been stirring in me—and why I believe most current business strategies are out of alignment, out of touch, and flat-out broken.

After losing everything in the Palisades fire—my home, my office, my podcast studio—I sat in the ashes, literally and figuratively, and asked myself: What now? That moment of devastation became my wake-up call. It is leading to a deeper understanding of resonance, alignment, and what it actually means to be called to lead. If you’ve been building your business off someone else’s blueprint and wondering why it’s not working, now you know why. You’ve been following systems built for someone else’s purpose.

It's time to change that.

In this episode, I unpack why most “expert” advice is rooted in bro-marketing and manipulative sales psychology, and why that leaves you feeling stuck and disconnected. I share the truth behind building a purpose-driven business that doesn’t burn you out—but instead lights you up from the inside out. If you're still chasing funnels without building a business model around your resonance, you're just spinning your wheels.

I created this episode for the 0.5%—the ones who’ve heard the call, who know they're meant to lead, but need help figuring out how. So if that’s you, tune in. Let’s talk about how you can stop copying and finally start creating the future only you are meant to build.

👉 Want to turn that spark into a strategy?
Visit www.leadership.foundation/revenue-barrier and let’s build your business for the future—together.

Ep #157: Steve Wallace: Why Most People Fail at Sales—and How to Win

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01/27/25 • 37 min

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Unlock the secrets to sales success with Steve Wallace. In this episode, we break down why leads aren’t the key to winning in sales—and what you should focus on instead.

In this episode of the Business Growth Architect Show, Steve Wallace, Chief Sales Nerd at Maverick App, brings clarity to the often misunderstood world of sales automation. Many entrepreneurs and business owners are overwhelmed by the idea of automation, thinking it’s the magic key to unlocking sales success. However, Steve shows us that while automation can greatly enhance sales efforts, it is not a one-size-fits-all solution. Instead, it’s a tool to help scale your business—when implemented correctly. This episode is a must-watch for anyone trying to make sales automation work for them.

Steve dives deep into why so many people fail at using sales automation the right way. From relying too heavily on automation without first understanding their sales process, to missing the critical step of building relationships, many businesses make the mistake of thinking automation can replace human interaction. Steve explains that successful sales are built on trust and relationships, and while automation can assist in outreach, it is the personalized connection that closes deals.

Through this conversation, you’ll learn how to strike the right balance between using automation to scale your efforts and ensuring that your sales process still feels personal. Steve offers actionable insights into how automation can be leveraged to save you time, allowing you to focus on what matters: building real, lasting relationships with your prospects. He emphasizes that automation should work with, not replace, your sales strategy.

To learn more about how automation can work for your business, visit MaverickApp. If you found the episode insightful, don’t forget to leave us a comment or share your feedback. We’d love to hear how you are using automation in your own sales process!

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Steve Wallace: Website | Linkedin | Facebook

Ep #118: Marissa Levin: Feeling Good: Why Energy Matters for Success

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04/29/24 • 34 min

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Learn how to think better for business success! Find out how to improve your mindset to achieve your goals with Marissa Levin.

In this episode of the Business Growth Architect Show podcast we speak with Marissa Levin, a seasoned entrepreneur and abundance business coach. We explore the complexities of managing business challenges while prioritizing personal growth and well-being.
Marissa shares valuable insights drawn from her extensive experience in coaching entrepreneurs and business leaders. She emphasizes the importance of protecting our energy and frequency, highlighting the need to say no and set boundaries even with family members when necessary. To demonstrate this, she shares a recent coaching example involving a client grappling with familial business pressures, Marissa underscores the significance of safeguarding personal priorities amid external demands.
Our conversation evolves into strategic business considerations, with Marissa addressing common obstacles faced by entrepreneurs. She emphasizes the critical need for businesses to pivot and adapt to changing circumstances, using the COVID-19 pandemic as a pivotal example. Marissa's approach emphasizes the importance of identifying and removing bottlenecks within organizations to facilitate growth and sustainability.
Moreover, we explore shifts in work culture and generational perspectives, examining the impact of instant gratification and evolving attitudes towards career progression. We touch upon the positive aspects of societal changes, including increased awareness around mental health and emotional well-being.
The episode culminates with a poignant reflection on the power of storytelling and vulnerability in healing and personal growth. Marissa shares her vision of empowering you through joyful principles and creating a global dialogue that embraces authenticity and resilience.
Join us for this transformative conversation on business strategy, leadership, and the pursuit of joyful, purpose-driven entrepreneurship. Tune in to the Business Growth Architecture podcast for insights and inspiration!

Time Stamps:

00:00 - Introduction
02:18 - Understanding Joy
03:14 - Business Strategy and Spirituality
04:59 - Fulfilling Potential and Creating Community
06:20 - Rethinking Retirement
08:08 - Confidence and Inner Drive
11:30 - Adversities Faced in Entrepreneurship
13:05 - Embracing Resilience and Gratitude
13:53 - Advertisement
14:22 - Practical Mindset Tips
15:48 - Strategic Mindset
17:04 - Overcoming Business Challenges
19:20 - Building a Culture of Accountability
22:57 - Redefining Workplace Expectations
25:17 - Growing Awareness and Mental Well-being
28:11 - Healing and Changing Lives Together
32:52 - Connecting with Marissa Levin
Resources Mentioned:
Website | Instagram

Ep #46: Bill Prater: Triple Your Business Revenue in Two Years

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12/12/22 • 37 min

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Discover Bill Prater's Scaleology method to triple your income in just two years! Learn simple, actionable steps to skyrocket your business revenue.In this episode of the Business Growth Architect Show, I welcome Bill Prater, the Business Alchemist and mastermind behind the Scalology Model and the Business Mastery System. With a proven track record in helping businesses scale effectively, Bill shares insights on focusing on the vital few and ignoring the trivial many to achieve massive results.
Bill introduces his 3x3 strategy, a method that has helped countless businesses triple their income within just two years. He explains how a slight increase in three key factors—number of customers, average transaction value, and purchase frequency—by just 3% can lead to exponential growth. This strategy is simple and effective, making it an easy target for you to go after.
One of the key takeaways from our discussion is the importance of having a clear vision and aligning your strategy to achieve it. Bill emphasizes that your vision should be more than just a lofty goal; it should be a detailed roadmap that guides every decision and action within the business. By creating that cohesive strategy that resonates from the top levels of leadership down to the front lines, you ensure that every team member is working toward the same objective.
One of my personal favorites of the interview is the significance of focusing on what matters—the vital few—while ignoring the distractions—the trivial many. Bill shares his personal journey of moving from mediocrity to excellence by prioritizing high-impact activities and shedding unnecessary tasks. This minimalist approach not only simplifies business processes but also enhances efficiency and productivity. Certainly something that resonates with me because time is what I value most.
Throughout our conversation, Bill provides practical examples and actionable steps, for example how to identify the vital factors in your business, create a scoring system to prioritize tasks, and develop a disciplined approach to strategy execution. Whether you are struggling to scale your business or simply looking for ways to optimize your current operations, listen to the full interview filled with valuable strategies and tips.
I invite you to engage with us further by visiting https://scaleology.guru/. Or check out his YouTube channel: http://getbillsgift.com

Please like and subscribe to our channel for more expert advice and business strategies from top entrepreneurs and business transformation experts.

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