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In this episode:

Dave Knoll is a TV mastermind. He's a two-time Emmy Award winner two time Gracie award winner. He won the coveted James Beard Award for Best Television series shot and inducted into the culinary Hall of Fame. His career highlights include creating over 50 television series, over 3300 episodes, and over 500 million in sales. 

During today's show, you'll discover the amazing origin of the chopped show concept and the truth about how many pitches it actually took to make it on here, how he crafted a concise marketing message that sold the show to one of Food Network's top executives, the number one thing we all do as entrepreneurs as he sees it, the advice he received from a media Titan that changed his thinking forever. What he learned from one of the world's most creative geniuses, you'll be familiar with who that is, and so much more.

Curious to know how Dave Noll responded to being told he brought a lemonade stand to Barry Diller? Tune in to this episode.

Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full Episode:

1. Find the origin of CHOPPED and how many pitches it took to Dave to make it. 
2. The idea for CHOPPED was born in 10 minutes, but the truth about how many pitches it took to make it on air. 
3. His failure formula and his mindset towards being told no. 

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