Here is the quick hitting episode with Derek. If you want to learn more about him then check out his full interview just below this one.
Remember to check out Derek here:
This episode we have Derek talk about his journey with Blerp and what he recommends young entrepreneurs do when they enter a startup. If this is the position you are in then this episode is for you.
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From our main interview, find out what Matt thinks are the most important points of entrepreneurship. If you like this one, don't forget to learn more about Matt in the main interview!
In this episode with Matt, we chat about his journey with Clear Water Distilling. Everything that went into building the company to where it is now is broken down to the point where we can understand what it took to move the needle from point A to point B. If you are interested in B2C at all, this is the perfect episode for you.
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Find out from Tyler and Valerie what entrepreneurship is really like in a quick interview. I'll do the work and make sure you know all the possible angles about that they say and how you can use it for yourself.
If you like this interview, check out Tyler and Valerie further with their extended interview. As well as their company Crust Club.
This episode with Tyler and Valerie dives deep into what it takes to run a food business. Hear from both Tyler and Valerie their stories about growing Crust Club. What were the hard parts, long parts, etc. If you are at all interested in food for your business, this is your episode..
Find Tyler and Valerie @ Crust Club and on their IG
The first AMAP interview (As Much As Possible), shouldn't disappoint people looking for quick information about networking, best markets to get into, and more.
Check out Jason's full interview if you want to hear more advice he provides!
Hear Jason's story about how he got to where he is now. Hear about what it took, time spent, and more. Specifically for younger entrepreneurs, Jason will provide information about what he believes are the best markets to get into.
Find jason here:
jason@peerypartners.com
It has been a while since I have posted an update on where the show is going and what I am doing with it. So, here is that episode. There will be new episode formats added to what I am currently doing. Besides that, there are no major changes.
Any questions for me should be directed to my email:
My chat with Chris opens up his journey with Acuitus Ag. Looking for an in depth story line of how a startup got to an idea to where they are today? This may be the right episode for you. Besides those things, Chris gives his experience of being an entrepreneur and what he would recommend we do to be successful in the space.
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This episode with Betsy consists mostly of her story and how she build the business Beddy's. Along the way find out entrepreneurial lessons on how to grow a network, product launch, and more. Find out about the story behind a successful youtube channel as well.
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Bob Miles who has been an entrepreneur for most of his life, found himself growing a startup called Salad. The time being, Salad runs on your idle PC to mine crypto that can be converted into cash, gift cards, subscriptions. We talk about how to increase your chances of being successful as an entrepreneur, entrepreneurial philosophy, and the story of Salad.
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The first agricultural technology company I got to sit down with is one that you don't want to miss. Clark gives perfect examples of what it takes to grow an ag tech company. From a walk through of Aquayield to what it takes to make it into the agricultural space, you wont want to miss my chat with Clark.
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Keith and I connect a lot with how entrepreneurship feels to the entrepreneur. The two sides to this chat I had with Keith contain how business and success should be pursued as well as what you can expect to see when pursuing entrepreneurship.
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Michael brings up different points about startup culture you'd never suspect. Throughout my chat with Michael we talk about the simple and pervasive concepts of dealing with a startup. Between his story of building the Literal App and his opinions on successful entrepreneurship, for those wanting to really understand the space of early stage startups, this episode will be for you.
Here is where you can check out Michael:
Chris and I walked through the story of how he arrived at the idea of nuffsaid. We also talk about the critical steps and checkpoints Chris came to while growing the business. From zero to one and creating a team, this early stage company has a great back story you don't want to miss.
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In this episode with Mikey we dive deep into the mentalities of what it takes to be an entrepreneur and how to start in certain situations. Besides Mikey's story and his lessons, find out exactly what it takes when you're starting just about anything in life. Besides business or financial freedom, from this episode hopefully you come out with essential life skills to audit yourself, and progress to whatever makes you happiest.
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Other links associated with this episode:
Influence by Robert B. Cialdini
How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie
Yan Stavisski provides knowledge that helps any person interested in business progress how they should. Besides the principles of entrepreneurship and how to make moves, optimizing credit lines and relationships with banks we dive deep into and how exactly to make profits from credit. Getting uncomfortable, learning sales, and actively learning are the three main topics of our chat.
Find Yan @ kingcredit
In my episode with Taylor we get very deep in the processes of how he grew his company Slingshot. We also talk about sales, door to door, and general negotiation.
Connect with Taylor on his LinkedIn here!
Eric's journey about his many different startups teaches us that basic fundamental, entrepreneurial characteristics are key to getting to where you want in business. We talk about time management and different opinions on how to manage time best.
Eric is a great resource as well. Find him at any of his businesses URL's.