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EPISODE · Jul 7, 2026 · 1H 8M

Two Shows. One Table. No Scripts.

from Here’s The Deal · host Here's The Deal

Two shows. One table. No scripts. This is the podcast swap: Bonnie Schutz — CEO of Tandem Resource Solutions and host of Delegate 2 Elevate Get Sh!t Done — and Chris Flowers interview each other in one unscripted conversation airing on both feeds. Two Gen X founders with 57 combined years inside corporate America and commercial banking break down: why "going Cortez" (quit, burn the ships, cash the 401(k)) is the most expensive way to start a business; the three rules before launching a podcast; why owners really refuse to delegate (trust, ego, AND control); the HR complaint that ended Bonnie's 27-year corporate run and launched her company; and why "I'm not gonna buy your job — I wanna buy a business" should shape every decision from day one. Plus: how Tandem stacks its team with military spouses, single moms, and second-act women through the MSEP program. Connect with Bonnie: tandemresourcesolutions.com | delegate2elevatepodcast.com | preferredservicepros.com Watch the full video episode on YouTube — Here's The Deal (@heresthedeal827). Get Seen, Heard and Remembered → [email protected] | heresthedeal.biz/marketing #heresthedealbiz #mybizcoaches #videomarketing #easycomfortableconnected

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