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Today, I got to talk to Julie Hill, co-founder of Ginger Ales. Ginger Ales has quintillion drink recipes and it is a drink only drive through business. After backing up traffic because their lines were so long all day, they decided to franchise and are going to be one of the fastest growing franchises in the US in a couple of years!
worth the listen :)
In today's episode, I have my first guest, my brother, Scott Mammoser. Scott and I started 75 HARD together this year and in honor of our last day, we decided to have a podcast to talk about our experience. You get a deep dive into my perspective of the program and Scott's perspective. We talk about the challenges we each faced, and what parts of the program were the most difficult on us. We discuss memorable moments in the program along with the impact it has on us both physically and mentally. If you have been thinking about changing your life or starting a new program, then this is the episode for you!!
In today's episode, Brock does a Q&A and answers questions about how they moved forward after Shark Tank. Then he answers about how covid impacted Frost Buddy starting out, and still continues to impact the business moving forward. He talks a lot about getting punched in the mouth and still moving forward with the business.
In today's episode, Brock does a little Q&A from the buddies. He talks about what his true career plans were entering into college, and what his goals were. He talks about how his path changed, and what his thoughts are on the change. He ends up discussing more into business school, and learning how in the heck to start a business online.
In today’s episode, Brock talks about why he is so open about his faith in a world that is crazy. He talks about the reason frost buddy supports the military, police, and first responders in such a controversial time in society. And finally he discusses being authentic, and why he values authenticity in business so much.
Listen in for a good one!
In today’s episode, Brock answers the question, what does it mean to be an entrepreneur? Over the past 18 months, he’s had a perspective change on what it truly means to be an entrepreneur. Everyone has a different “why” whether it be money, family, social cause, etc., and this episode sheds a light on something that may be a bit surprising to people!
Give it a listen!
In today's episode, Brock tells the story of how the got denied by the massive convenience store chain, Buc-ees, but then later got into the store. He talks about the dialogue, the luck, and the persistence it took to get into their first big chain of stores.
In today's episode, Brock discusses the challenge he is doing, which is 75 HARD. 75 HARD was developed by Andy Frisella and it's a simple challenge
75 Days with these tasks each day:
1. Follow a strict diet (no cheat meals/no alcohol)
2. 2x 45 workouts everyday (one must be outside)
3. Drink 1 gallon of water a day
4. Read 10 pages of non-fiction a day
5. Take progress picture
Brock talks about the impact the challenge has had on him physically, mentally, and emotionally through 59 days, and what his thoughts are on the entire process!
In today's episode, Brock answers the question of how he started a multi-million dollar business while still in college for a year. He discusses splitting time between classes, track practice, and growing Frost Buddy. He talks about what it has been like to go full time with Frost Buddy, and how that has changed the business and his personal life. Then he finishes up talking about mentors he has had, how he feels about mentors, and how to find the right mentors for you. Give it a listen!
In this episode, Brock answers questions about getting denied from Shark Tank and what that was like. He talks about the pros and cons of not making it. He discusses going to the Kelley School of Business, a top 10 business school in the US, why it's kind of a scam for entrepreneurs, and what you can get out of it. Katie asks Brock what kind of struggles he has had growing Frost Buddy, and how he has overcome them.
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Hi, I’m Brock! The 27 year old founder of Frost Buddy. Our online business went from 0 to $80M in under 5 years & I’m just here to share my journey as the CEO, tips for entrepreneurs, personal…