After a year-long break from the solo pod, RPI returns with Episode 13 of Market Like a Rockstar—and it's more than just an update.

This episode is a raw, reflective conversation about the behind-the-scenes work that most people don’t see. From becoming a dad to rebuilding his business, RPI talks about refining service offerings, embracing the StoryBrand and They Ask You Answer frameworks, and finally moving from a freelancer mindset to building something scalable.

He also breaks down why now is the time to double down on authentic content, what influencer marketing teaches us about trust, and how small creators can build real momentum without chasing virality.

It’s an episode about consistency, identity, and reinvention—both personally and professionally. If you're tired, in the middle of a pivot, or just need to hear that slow growth is still growth, this one’s for you.

What does it mean to be truly “unemployable?” In this episode, I’m joined by my old friend and fellow business owner, John Lovell, to talk about why some people thrive outside the corporate system.

We cover our experiences launching businesses at the same time, the importance of authentic marketing on LinkedIn, and why taking the leap into entrepreneurship isn’t for everyone.

We also discuss the changing dynamics of remote work, the rise of outsourced talent, and what companies are getting wrong about hiring. Whether you’re an entrepreneur or just rethinking your career path, this conversation will make you look at business differently.

Tune into a future-focused episode where Jakob Brush of Brush Art reveals how a family-owned business navigates the evolving marketing landscape by integrating traditional approaches with digital innovations. From leveraging influencer marketing to enhancing customer relationships and embracing digital transformation, Jakob provides a roadmap for future-proofing marketing strategies.

This episode not only explores Jakob's journey and the legacy of Brush Art but also offers a broader perspective on how the integration of traditional and digital marketing is shaping the industry's future.

Whether you're a marketer, business owner, or creative, this discussion on blending marketing tactics promises valuable insights for staying ahead in the ever-changing marketing world.