Networking and Marketing Made Simple
Oct 9, 2026 · 24 min · 11 segments
Sara Vezensek walked away from a six-figure career on luxury superyachts to build a business entirely on her own terms, because strategy delivers logical results, but it's the unconventional approach…
Scott AaronHost
Sara VezensekGuest
So I always like people to share what they feel Is there a differentiating factor? Because I know that.

You know, I'm not the only one teaching what I'm teaching, you're not the only one teaching what you're teaching, but we all have specific quality traits, principles.

So if someone was walking down the street, you guys bumped into each other, you started exchanging what you both did and you told them how you help people and how you work with people.

and they were intrigued but really wanted to know what made Sarah and her strategies and methodologies different from others in the space.

What would you say are your big differentiating factors that really do make you stand out from the rest of the people in the space that you're in?

And if a business owner can't answer what you're, I call it a business edge, then you just can't really be really successful.

Now in life, in business, whatever that is, where most people get stuck is thinking logically of like, how am I going to do something? What's my next step? So you get like lost in the circle of how am I going to achieve something, but you're not ever even thinking about What's the big grand vision? So when you're doing everything in the how, the strategy, the funnels, the emails, the marketing, that's 5%.

So what we focus on in our business is unlocking your brain, taking off that lens so you actually can pull in these different opportunities and just jump and not compete with 95% of people that are going down the main path.

You just choose a scenario, be bold and do things that probably are going to make you shit your pants, but that's going to make you stand out.

And like raise your frequency and call in this insane opportunities that let people wondering of like, how did she do it? Or how did he do it?

Well, nothing happens when you are in the comfort zone, right? When you play it safe, so to speak.

That's when you don't get to those other levels and other areas of business where you're kind of tapping into your untapped potential.

My wife and I, we always joke because we set goals for everything, for life, for business, for our relationship, for our family.

And a lot of people end up just kind of throwing spaghetti at the wall and hoping that it sticks.

They wonder why they're working more and earning less, trading time for dollars, which was a lot of my background before And my wife and I launched the three businesses that we have.

And I always like to tell people that, you know, you see the glory, but you don't know the story, right? Everyone sees the success that someone is having right now.

Well, A, you don't know what they had to grow through and go through to get to here.

So I always like people to share what they feel Is there a differentiating factor? Because I know that.

You know, I'm not the only one teaching what I'm teaching, you're not the only one teaching what you're teaching, but we all have specific quality traits, principles.

So if someone was walking down the street, you guys bumped into each other, you started exchanging what you both did and you told them how you help people and how you work with people.

and they were intrigued but really wanted to know what made Sarah and her strategies and methodologies different from others in the space.

What would you say are your big differentiating factors that really do make you stand out from the rest of the people in the space that you're in?

And if a business owner can't answer what you're, I call it a business edge, then you just can't really be really successful.

Now in life, in business, whatever that is, where most people get stuck is thinking logically of like, how am I going to do something? What's my next step? So you get like lost in the circle of how am I going to achieve something, but you're not ever even thinking about What's the big grand vision? So when you're doing everything in the how, the strategy, the funnels, the emails, the marketing, that's 5%.

So what we focus on in our business is unlocking your brain, taking off that lens so you actually can pull in these different opportunities and just jump and not compete with 95% of people that are going down the main path.

You just choose a scenario, be bold and do things that probably are going to make you shit your pants, but that's going to make you stand out.

And like raise your frequency and call in this insane opportunities that let people wondering of like, how did she do it? Or how did he do it?

Well, nothing happens when you are in the comfort zone, right? When you play it safe, so to speak.

That's when you don't get to those other levels and other areas of business where you're kind of tapping into your untapped potential.

My wife and I, we always joke because we set goals for everything, for life, for business, for our relationship, for our family.

And a lot of people end up just kind of throwing spaghetti at the wall and hoping that it sticks.

They wonder why they're working more and earning less, trading time for dollars, which was a lot of my background before And my wife and I launched the three businesses that we have.

And I always like to tell people that, you know, you see the glory, but you don't know the story, right? Everyone sees the success that someone is having right now.

Well, A, you don't know what they had to grow through and go through to get to here.
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