Capitalism.com with Ryan Daniel Moran

You may know Rob Dyrdek from TV (Ridiculousness, Rob & Big) or as a professional skateboarder, but you may not know about his entrepreneurial background.

Not only has he started and acquired companies, but his primary focus right now is helping early-stage entrepreneurs get clear in their vision, launch, and scale!

In this conversation Rob talks about the kinds of brands that attract him, how he manages his time, and the relentless defense of his own wellbeing and mental health.

Ryan Moran's economics professor in college, Dr. Tom Lehman, completely changed how he sees saw the world.

Ryan began to really understand how supply & demand worked. How incentives can drive our world, for the good or the bad.

As we are living through an unprecedented pandemic and The Fed continues to print money to keep the country from falling apart, he reached out to Dr. Lehman to discuss inflation.

As the US dollar continues to lose more value, you'll learn what that means for you and your business in this episode.

Michael Dubin sold Dollar Shave Club to Unilever for $1 billion.

So Ryan invited Michael to The Capitalism Conference to tell his story about the challenges of scaling after the momentum from their viral video content.

Many companies break when they scale too quickly and Dubin's success taught him many lessons about how modern advertising and selling physical products direct to consumer.

Come to the next event Sept. 23rd & 24th, 2021 www.Capitalism.com/CapCon5

You may know Cathryn Lavery as the highly successful CEO of Best Self Co. but this week we are talking about decentralized finance or DeFi as it is called.

DeFi refers to financial services that operate entirely on blockchain networks, rather than through intermediaries like banks. Cathryn explains the exciting possibilities for entrepreneurs within these emerging technologies.

To learn more, visit Cathryn Lavery's site here: www.zerotodefi.co

Alex Hormozi just wrote Ryan's favorite business book of the last decade. It's called $100M Offers: How To Make Offers So Good People Feel Stupid Saying No and you can buy it on Amazon for $1. Alex went from sleeping on the floors of his gym to building a $30M/yr business in just three years… without taking on any outside investments.

He recently joined us in The One Percent community Live to take questions from fellow Capitalists.

"Cash is king," they say.

But that's thinking small.

Sure, cash gives you purchasing power. But when it comes to growing your net worth and creating generational wealth, there are two types of money that are far more effective and efficient.

In this episode, everything you thought you knew about wealth-building may go out the window. But, for those who are well on their way to building a billion dollars in net worth, it will be old news. They've already discovered what kind of wealth to optimize for in order to make greater progress, faster.

Some entrepreneurs don't actually care about their businesses. They only care about the cash flow it produces. That's why they got into it. Gary Vaynerchuk talked about this and how to balance hustle and lifestyle freedom on our way to achieving "impossible" goals. The best businesses have operators behind the wheel with a true passion for how they can be of service.

This week we are sharing the Q&A from Gary Vee's talk with Ryan at The Capitalism Conference. To come to this year's event on Sept. 23rd & 24th in Austin, Tx visit www.Capitalism.com/CapCon5

Some people take ice cold showers. On purpose. Why? Because among other health benefits, it's an easy way to modify and optimize the way your body responds to stress.

But as an entrepreneur, what do you do to shock yourself out of being stuck? How do you level up and get to the next level in your journey?

As you'll hear in this episode, one way is to purposefully put yourself in a room with entrepreneurs who are way ahead of you. They've accomplished what you're after - and are now scaling heights you may never have imagined possible.

This is how we grow, how we gain insight, motivation, and proof that "yes, this is possible." When we immerse ourselves for a few days in a network of extraordinary entrepreneurs, we are transformed. Plus, you never know who you'll meet who will go on to play a key role in your journey.

In this episode, you'll get a little advanced intel about the people you'll meet when you attend this year's Capitalism Conference. Which one will you be especially glad you connected to, when you look back on this event as the pivotal moment in your journey?

Moiz Ali founded Native Deodorant 2 years before selling the company to Procter & Gamble for $100 Million.

How does that happen? How is there still so much money to be made in deodorant, and how can YOU sell products people will pay a premium for?

In this talk from a Capitalism.com event Moiz shares his journey, and how he quickly grew a brand that is now featured in Target and retail stores across America.

A funny thing happens after entrepreneurs have a big win.

Some dark, hidden part of us begins asking pretty terrible questions:

What if I never repeat that success?

What if it was a fluke?

What if I'm not that good?

What if it was all my partner?

What if I'm getting too old?

What if I'm washed up now?

Even with evidence that we can win - because we have in the past, there's this little part of us that is prone to feeling shame. Especially when we're hanging around people who are further ahead of us in business or in life.

So, how do we process that? How do we see ourselves clearly? And how do we use that awareness of "I'm not there yet" to move forward?

After hanging out with a few friends in Vale, CO who are richer and more successful than him, Ryan talks about his own insecurities. In this podcast, Ryan discusses how you can work with the self doubt and shame you might carry with you to serve you rather than to cripple you.