"At the end of the day, the relationship between the two was really more important than the product itself." 

Welcome to Episode 12! Today's guest is Brady Patterson, the creator of the Hustler Blueprint, a journal that focuses on helping you improve your mindset and workflow. #worksmarter Brady tells us about his journey to becoming an entrenpreneur coming from Ohio to the Bay Area and now to Austin. 

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You probably haven't heard of it before, but mobile home investing is on the rise - on this episode of the DoersCast, we brought on Byron Sellers, a mobile home investor from Chicago to tell us his journey from getting laid off with no money in his bank account to owning an entire mobile home park with his partner Sharnice. 

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"Gum was designed for the 99% of startup creators who didn't get funded by a rich white guy that went to an Ivy league." 

Episode 9 is out! Today, we brought on Danny Tamez to talk about why the process of VC's investing in startups is ripe for change, and how his latest venture - Gum - is here to create that change. 

Gum launch event details can be found at https://gum.is/ 

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"The best things about starting a franchise is the support system and resources that you have from the start."

Episode 8 is out! @junsunbuns and @lifeofmbg spoke with Trey Sumpter, a franchisee of CRU lounge on his journey from working in IT to becoming a franchisee of the first and largest franchised hookah lounge in the country. 

Trey's business partner and co-owner of CRU, Torka, also gives us some background on the origin story of their business. Watch the full episode for those valuable tips!

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"People overestimate the probability that they will crash a motorcycle."

Welcome to Episode 7! in this episode, Andrew & Johnson talked with Guillermo on how he learned to leverage risk, being a "bad boy" to learn emotional intelligence as an autistic child, and utilizing the networks and skills from going to school at UCLA to build Riders Share. 

Whether it's in or out of entrepreneurship, sometimes we find ourselves between a rock and a hard place - like getting insurance for motorcycle ride sharing - but if you can be creative and stay confident, light will eventually appear at the end of the tunnel - so keep pushing forward.

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On this episode, Andrew And Johnson talked with Aidan about how he turned his passion for content creation from a hobby in college into a lifestyle, documenting his spontaneous adventures across the country. 

We also touch on the importance of living in the present and stepping out your comfort zone.

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"The better tradeoff is enabling others to create similar things at a faster rate versus me just creating that one thing."

On our fourth episode of the DoersCast, Andrew and Mister spoke with Faiez Rana, founder of Prep To Your Door, on how he built this zero-waste, sustainable food delivery company from the ground up to now being able to generate 7 figures in revenue. 

Faiez touches on topics such as how he learned to market his service, the importance of taking risks at the right time, and listening to your inner voice.

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Welcome to Ep. 4! This time, Andrew and Johnson spoke with Maria Bailey, a career confidence and mindset coach. Maria talks about her move form Brazil to the SF Bay Area to now Austin, and how she used her passion for helping those around her to start her career coaching business. 

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"The better tradeoff is enabling others to create similar things at a faster rate versus me just creating that one thing."

On our third episode of the DoersCast, Rodney spoke with Qui Van on his transition from working in corporate tech to creating his own company, QuickyTools, to make the process of creating 3D characters much easier for online users. 

Qui also tells us about the ups and downs of being a solo entrepreneur, how he stays focused, and the importance of talking care of yourself.

Another note from Qui- If you are interested in QuickyTools in any way or would like to connect with him, feel free to shoot him an email at [email protected]. He is looking for testers and engineers to help with his project!

You can also try out his prototype at https://quickytools-dev.web.app/day6

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