Bill Carmody, a veteran entrepreneur and business strategist, has spent decades helping companies grow, individuals build wealth, and people improve their personal lives. Known for his no-nonsense approach to business, wealth coaching, and personal development, Carmody has made a name for himself by blending his entrepreneurial experience with a holistic focus on individual success.

With over 30 years of experience, Carmody’s career includes building and successfully exiting two multi-million dollar companies. His background in digital marketing and business strategy has led him to work with major Fortune 100 brands, but these days, his focus is on working directly with business owners to improve their profits and sustainability. He’s been a vocal advocate against short-term cost-cutting measures, insisting that investing in long-term strategies results in real growth. “No business ever cut its way to sustainable growth,” he often says.

“I’ve spent years studying the habits of billionaires and interviewing icons like Sir Richard Branson, Tony Robbins, and Grant Cardone. My goal is to help a million people achieve total financial freedom by breaking down the barriers that prevent them from reaching their financial goals.” — Bill Carmody.

But Carmody’s influence doesn’t stop with businesses. Over the years, he’s shifted to personal coaching, calling himself a “Maker of Millionaires.” Drawing on years of studying the habits of billionaires and interviewing icons like Sir Richard Branson, Tony Robbins, and Grant Cardone, he has developed wealth strategies to help individuals reach financial independence. His methods focus on breaking down the barriers that prevent people from achieving their financial goals and offering one-on-one coaching to guide them on the path to freedom. His goal? To help a million people achieve total financial independence.

Carmody’s personal coaching isn’t just about finances. He’s also focused on relationship and wellness coaching, believing that success in business and wealth must be balanced with individual happiness. He often draws from his own experiences — after 24nearly 20 years of marriage, he and his wife have maintained a happy and fulfilling relationship, something he credits to three core principles: expressing appreciation, avoiding scorekeeping, and resolving conflicts before the day ends. “You can’t have a thriving business or a happy life if your primary relationship is falling apart,” Carmody explains.

Health and wellness are also central to Carmody’s coaching philosophy. In his latest venture, he is preparing to release a book titled “From Fat Ass to Bad Ass,” where he shares his journey of losing 8550 pounds and completing a grueling 140.6-mile Ironman. For Carmody, wellness isn’t just about losing weight — it’s about tapping into the “Bad Ass” that exists within all of us, the part that pushes us to be our best. He now offers health coaching to help others achieve their fitness goals, citing his transformation as proof that change is possible at any stage of life.

Carmody’s approach is grounded in the belief that business success, financial independence, personal happiness, and physical health are deeply intertwined. He argues that neglecting one area of life can have ripple effects on all others. “You can’t build long-term sustainable wealth if your health is in decline, and you can’t thrive in business if your personal relationships are suffering,” he says.

Offering free coaching sessions and working closely with individuals and business owners alike, Carmody’s mission is to help others find balance and success in every area of their lives. Whether consulting on business growth, coaching millionaires-in-the-making or helping someone revitalize their health, Carmody’s work is focused on ensuring that his clients lead lives of abundance, health, and fulfillment.

Those interested in learning more about Carmody’s approach can schedule a free coaching session via his website or email, where he continues to share his strategies for success and personal fulfillment.