What has been happening with his invention, The E-Sports Trainer.

How his Entrepreneur Elevator pitch went.

Who the NFL player was that joined his advisory board.

His key takeaway from appearing on America's Big Deal.

How he prepared for his Entrepreneur Elevator pitch.

That pressure is a privilege.

What he was awarded from his appearance on Entrepreneur Elevator Pitch.

His plans for future inventions.

Brandon Marshall's number. (Not!)

His willingness to help other inventors.

How he loves helping people exploring the possibilities of franchising.

That he used to work at the White House in the Press Corps as a camera man.

That he learns best by hands on instruction.

When he worked at an Italian family's restaurant his nickname was Geno.

He also worked in Sales selling rolls of vinyl to the handbag industry.

That he got his first taste of franchising as the VP of Development for a burger concept.

That he offers his services as a franchise consultant at no cost to his clients and is only compensated by the brands that he represents.

How long the typical vetting process is for his clients from start to making a decision regarding a franchise.

That there are franchise opportunities for all levels of investment.

How he believes that there is no such thing as the perfect business.

How a franchise is similar to a marriage.

Some of the questions that you need to ask.

Potential red flags and more...

The various types of cases that his law firm focuses on.

How his Father influenced his work ethic by serving as a model of hard work.

Whether or not he would have been considered a good employee.

How wanting do things his way led him to start his own firm.

Some of the daily rituals he observes which set him up for success.

How scheduled his day s typically are.

Whether or not he procrastinates.

That he focuses a good bit on SEO because it ultimately drives sales/leads/clients towards his firm.

How he defines success in business.

That he hates reading and how he compensates for it.