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Discover how innovative materials science is revolutionizing performance wear and wellness products. This episode features Seth Casden, the CEO and co-founder of Hologenix, creators of CELLIANT®, a groundbreaking infrared technology.
In this episode of “Entrepreneur Perspectives” we discuss:
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More about Seth Casden:
Seth Casden is the CEO and co-founder of Hologenix, a materials science company dedicated to developing products that amplify human potential, including its flagship innovation CELLIANT®. Under his leadership, Hologenix has been named to the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing privately held companies in the U.S. for three consecutive years.
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Discover how mindful consumption and healthy habits can fuel entrepreneurial success. This episode features Lisa Hammonds, the co-founder of Full Leaf Tea Company, a USDA-certified organic tea company based in Southern Oregon.
In this episode of “A Full Leaf Tea Entrepreneurship Story to Boost Your Day” we discuss:
This show is made possible by:
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More about Lisa Hammonds and Full Leaf Tea Company:
Lisa Hammonds and her husband, Matt, established Full Leaf Tea Company about ten years ago. Their venture began with a modest budget – just $100 in savings and a $2500 credit line – but was rich in enthusiasm for tea as a healthier alternative to coffee.
From these humble beginnings, their company has flourished into a diverse tea emporium, now offering over 200 products. Their catalog features USDA-certified organic loose-leaf teas, ranging from timeless favorites to innovative blends designed to address specific wellness goals.
The journey wasn’t without obstacles. Lisa and Matt entered the e-commerce world with limited experience, facing financial constraints and steep learning curves. However, their dedication to quality and customer relationships helped them overcome these challenges.
Full Leaf Tea Company has evolved beyond selling tea; it’s become a platform for educating consumers about tea’s benefits and promoting sustainable practices. Lisa and Matt’s story exemplifies how continuous small improvements can lead to significant achievements in business.
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It might seem counterproductive for a marketing group to say online content is affecting our lives for the worse. But we believe you need to think through all sides of any important topic.
We often say the impact that online content has on your life and your business is amazing. I mean, here you are reading this or about to listen to this podcast episode — twenty years ago that seemed almost impossible. So yes, there are positives all over the place with online content. But it would be naive of us to think there aren’t negatives.
Now more than ever, people have access to immediate content all over the world. This includes good news and more typically, bad news. Bad news sells. Bad news generates user engagement. And all the news nowadays includes all the comments about the news (good and bad). This is where it gets toxic. It could be as simple as you are excited that your football team won a game, you leave a comment to that news saying as much, and here come the naysayers — saying how they got lucky, they aren’t good, or much worse. Or the news could be related to something devastating or it could be clickbait to get you to go down a scary rabbit hole.
Simply put, online content is affecting our lives. And sometimes it is in amazing ways, but we are seeing how online content is affecting our lives for the worse. We hope a podcast episode like this featuring a mental health professional will help. We hope to create content for the better and content to make you think. And we hope you too will create content with these same things in mind while understanding all sides of online content.
This episode features Derek Bylsma of Millennium Counseling Center. He and his team create useful content as well. Check it out: Millennium Podcast
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In this episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives, we feature Caroline Ailanthus, a novelist and fiction enthusiast. Caroline juggles her roles as an author, blogger, freelance writer, and editor. In her work, Caroline explores the themes of ecological and societal bifurcation, exploring the seismic shifts that define our times.
Caroline appeared on our show in early 2023. At that time, she gave us permission to write badly. Today, she encourages us to trust the written work.
Trust the Written Work with Caroline Ailanthus highlights:
Bifurcation Events blurb:
There are moments that divide life into before and after. Death can do it. Any disaster can. But so can miracles. So can love.
Andy, a scientist, calls these moments bifurcation events, a technical term that may or may not apply literally. He’s seen his share, most dramatically in the complete collapse of the civilization of his youth–and the beginnings of another. His story, or part of it, was told in the novel, Ecological Memory. Here are the related stories of some of his family and friends.
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About Caroline Ailanthus:
Caroline Ailanthus is known for her deep dives into complex themes using the medium of science fiction. Her books, including To Give a Rose, Ecological Memory, and her latest, Bifurcation Events, weave intricate narratives that explore the profound impacts of ecological and societal changes. Caroline’s work challenges readers to reflect on the world around them while entertaining them with richly crafted stories.
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“Feed the creative!” In this episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives, we feature Rich Herrera, host of Eat Your Content. We have a creativity-focused conversation about managing a day job, food culture, cooking shows, Jacksonville, and, at the theme of it all, podcasting.
“EP171 | Food Culture and Podcasting After Hours with ‘Eat Your Content’ Host” topics:
About Rich Herrera and Eat Your Content:
Rich Herrera excellently juxtaposes his role in customer service management with his avid engagement in the creative and culinary worlds. His journey from managing client relationships to discussing the finer details of food and culture highlights the fulfilling nature of embracing creative endeavors alongside a traditional career.
To learn more about Rich’s insights into podcasting, cooking shows, and food writing, listen to his podcast Eat Your Content on Spotify or Apple Podcasts, and follow him on social media for real-time updates and culinary highlights.
Reflections:
Rich’s day-to-day might remind you of a scene from “The Office”—good people, steady work, nothing glamorous but fulfilling in its own right. Yet, beyond these daily routines, Rich fuels his passion through his podcast, “Eat Your Content,” exploring everything from the nuances of popular cooking shows to Jacksonville’s food scene.
Why mention this? Like Rich, you might be contemplating a creative venture of your own. Whether it’s podcasting, writing, or another form of artistic expression, there’s something uniquely liberating about pursuing what genuinely interests you outside the regular 9-to-5.
I hope Rich’s story inspires you to explore those creative impulses.
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In this episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives, we dive into the world of risk, survival, and the art of embracing uncertainty with Alexander Concepcion. Alexander, an entrepreneur with a keen eye for the unpredictable, shares his journey and insights into what truly matters. He is currently focused on three key endeavors:
Alexander Concepcion highlights the profound beauty in the ordinary and the enriching experiences from romancing uncertainty. Alexander’s new book, “Survival First: The Rebel Entrepreneur’s Guide to Risk, Riches and Immortality,” is now available on Amazon.
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About Alexander Concepcion:
Alexander Concepcion’s background is as diverse as his approach to entrepreneurship. From experimenting with different career paths to ultimately founding Taco Street Locating, Alexander has continually sought out the unknown, finding lessons and opportunities in the most unexpected places. His journey exemplifies the power of listening to one’s inner voice and courageously stepping into new territories.
To learn more about Alexander’s insights and experiences, read his book Survival First and explore the Taco St. Locating website for a unique perspective on apartment hunting in Texas. | LinkedIn | Instagram
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In this episode of “Entrepreneur Perspectives,” we feature Kevin Anderson, the visionary behind Kevin Anderson & Associates, a leading ghostwriting, editing, and writing services company. With a client list that includes New York Times #1 bestselling authors, major publishers, and notable public figures, Kevin shares insights into the world of books, writing, the power of storytelling, and his journey from a remote farm in Northern Alberta to the helm of a ghostwriting and editorial powerhouse.
Kevin Anderson & Associates on the Formative Process of Reading, Writing, and Publishing:
– Work-from-Home: Kevin discusses his early adoption of remote work and how it has shaped his business operations.
About Kevin Anderson, CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Kevin Anderson & Associates:
Raised on a small farm and initially homeschooled, Kevin’s early exposure to literature and online education paved the way for his academic achievements, including a magna cum laude BA from the University of Lethbridge and advanced studies at Harvard University. Despite beginning his career with aspirations of academia, Kevin’s passion for empowering voices through literature led him to establish his firm, which has since become a beacon for authors seeking to share their stories with the world. Discover more about Kevin Anderson & Associates and their services: KA Writing website | LinkedIn
Final Thoughts:
Kevin Anderson’s story reminds us of the impact one can make by following their passion and adapting to the changing landscapes of their industry. His dedication to amplifying voices and sharing stories is inspiring and a call to action for all of us to explore the power of our own narratives.
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In this episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives, we feature Dr. Shaan Patel, founder and CEO of Prep Expert. Shaan, a Shark Tank success story, shares his insights on the SAT, ACT, and the broader implications of striving for excellence. Dr. Patel, a perfect SAT scorer and an entrepreneur funded by Mark Cuban, discusses the cultural and systemic challenges within the college admission process, the return of standardized testing, and the importance of resilience and self-motivation in academics and life.
SAT & ACT Resilience with Prep Expert Founder Shaan Patel highlights:
About Dr. Shaan Patel:
Dr. Shaan Patel is not only the Founder and CEO of Prep Expert but also a board-certified dermatologist, bestselling author, and renowned SAT tutor. After transforming his own SAT scores from average to perfect, Dr. Patel embarked on a mission to help students nationwide achieve their college dreams, resulting in over $100 million in scholarships for Prep Expert students. His journey from aspiring medical student to successful entrepreneur and Shark Tank participant is a testament to the power of perseverance and innovation.
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Whether you’re a high school student aiming for your dream college or an entrepreneur navigating the challenges of the business world, this episode with Dr. Shaan Patel offers valuable lessons on resilience, self-motivation, and the pursuit of excellence. Join us as we explore the intersections between education, personal development, and entrepreneurship in this conversation.
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In this episode, we’re joined by César Martín, the visionary CEO of ChatWith, a platform transforming how small businesses connect with their customers through WhatsApp. ChatWith supports the freelance economy by facilitating direct, personalized, and real-time interactions through WhatsApp. Because WhatsApp is the future of communication.
This is Entrepreneur Perspectives: Introspective podcast conversations with and for entrepreneurs.
In this episode, “WhatsApp Is the Future of Communication with César Martín of ChatWith”:
Guest Spotlight: César Martín, a seasoned entrepreneur with a rich background in design and marketing, has ventured into the tech world to make a significant impact. With ChatWith he aims to bridge the gap between small businesses and their customers, leveraging the power of WhatsApp to create meaningful connections.
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Call to Action: If you’re a small business owner, entrepreneur, or freelancer looking to enhance your customer communication and drive growth, consider adding a WhatsApp button to your landing page or website with ChatWith. Experience the difference in engagement and conversion firsthand.
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