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The Vested Capital podcast features interviews with 35 entrepreneurs, breaking down how they made money and turned their cash flow into capital.
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Signup to Generate a PitchVested Capital is a business podcast hosted by Yaro Starak, with 32 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
Yaro Starak hosts Vested Capital, a business show with 32 episodes published.
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In this episode, I sit down with Yaya Mokhtarzada, one of three brothers who co-founded Truebill and sold it to Rocket Companies for over a billion dollars. Yaya shares the rollercoaster journey from bootstrapping in a basement to hitting $100M in revenue, including the manual work that got them started and the paid acquisition strategy that scaled them to unicorn status.
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Michelle Tasco built a $550,000/year one-on-one financial coaching business over 13 years, starting from $8,000 in year one. This is the story of how she went from $68,000 in credit card debt to charging $700 per session, working only 18-23 hours per week. No courses, no group programs, just consistent growth through referrals, local SEO, and mastering the discovery call. She shares her exact five-step coaching process, pricing evolution, marketing strategies, and why the world needs more coaches willing to stick around long enough to succeed.
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Mikael Thorup dropped out of school at 15 after being labeled learning disabled and sent to a 'special school.' Twenty-one years later, he's circumnavigated the globe over 400 times, lived in nine countries, and built a thriving consultancy helping high net worth individuals structure their lives overseas. This is the story of how a kid on a little white bus became the go-to expert for Americans and Canadians looking to move their bodies, businesses, and wealth offshore — legally, strategically, and in ways that maximize both freedom and financial efficiency.
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Arthur Menard built three successful businesses before turning 30: an automated online education platform still running a decade later, a door-to-door SaaS company for French bakeries, and now Lambs, an 8-figure health apparel brand. This is the story of how a podcast listener became a guest, how walking around CES in underwear created breakthrough exposure, and how focusing on conversion rates before spending on ads built a company serving tens of thousands of customers worldwide.
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David Ciccarelli and his wife Stephanie built Voices.com from a newspaper ad and a $15,000 loan into a 130-person marketplace connecting over 2 million voice talent with clients worldwide. This is the story of bootstrapping through 10,000 cold calls, betting $30,000 on a domain name they couldn't afford, surviving as a husband-and-wife founding team, and raising $18 million from Morgan Stanley to chase a Nasdaq IPO. It's a masterclass in marketplace dynamics, strategic financing, and building a Canadian tech success story.
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