Fuck It, I'm Launching a Business: 1-Hour Business Consultation

I had a one on one consultation w Jesse and he is beyond helpful, kind, and really thoughtful in his advice. I feel armed w great knowledge that I would have had to have spent hours, if not days, researching and cross checking. Plus I feel all the more motivated to get things in gear! If you’re thinking about or planning to start a small business I highly recommend setting up a time w him!

Jesse is not only an entrepreneur he is also a very talented creative soul and people person. I have purchased Virgins on Fire candles and have been so happy. The product arrives on time and smells and looks amazing.

Beyond that, Jesse has helped me jumpstart my own business. While many other small/ large business owners have offered valuable info, nothing has been as detailed and comprehensive as what Jesse has given me.

Aside from a pre-consultation questionnaire that allowed for a focused approach to our 30 min session, Jesse spent almost (if not more than!) 45 min talking to me and answering questions.

He followed up w a printout of our notes and even followed up days later w more information he thought may be helpful. AND he even continues to answer random questions as they arise. BLESS.

I am very grateful to have found a role model like him. I wish him every success and hope I can take what he’s given me and find myself in his shoes in no time :)

Jesse is a fantastic resource for real-world, actionable business advice. He cuts straight through the business school jargon and focuses on the essentials. Instead of getting into the weeds with tech, digital marketing, and exit strategies, he offered the most practical suggestion I received in two years:

"Just get out there, set up a table, and see if anything sells. If it sells, then it's worth marketing."

Jesse helped me focus on building a strong foundation first. I learned to prioritize repeatable business and organic sales growth before large-scale marketing efforts. I also learned to identify unnecessary risks and avoid giving competitors an advantage- such as engaging in data collection too early. His old-school approach sharply differs from the big-tent entrepreneur events I've visited, where the emphasis is invariably on big tech, quick exits, and big payouts. In contrast, Jesse emphasizes what is perhaps his most resonant message:

"Entrepreneurship is about independence, first."

I can't recommend him highly enough.