Entrepreneur Perspectives

A podcast episode focused on a sports science startup. It's all about the founder's path which includes being bullied as a kid, how football changed his life, reflecting on a coaching change playing college football at Texas A&M, working in sports science for the Houston Texans, discovering incredible sports technology for the NFL, and founding a company that brings sports science to all! A sports science startup episode you won't want to miss with AIM7 founder, Dr. Erik Korem.

More about Dr. Erik Korem:

Erik Korem is the founder and CEO of AIM7, a health and wellness content creator, and a former NFL sports scientist. His mission is centered around equipping people with the confidence and knowledge to live a healthy and fulfilled life. He is making advancements in wearable technology (did you know that wearable tech is not totally accurate?!) that will be the most personal device to date in order to create unique lifestyle changes and habits for each and every individual.

Let’s create together:

• Start your own podcast
• Digital sports media brand for entrepreneurs engaged in sports

Social media:

• Erik Korem: Website | LinkedIn | Instagram | AIM7
• Eric Kasimov: Twitter | LinkedIn
• KazSource: TikTok | YouTube

Related content to “Sports Science Startup AIM7 | Dr. Erik Korem”:

• How AI Security Could Save Lives with Vicon CEO, Saagar Govil
• Ego Awareness Conversation | Jim James, The Unnoticed Entrepreneur
• This episode originally aired on The Sports Backdrop podcast. You can find that episode and more like it here: overcoming adversity, AIM7, wellbeing

Three current projects:

• We published a book! Check it out on Amazon: Altered State of Affairs
• It’s all about mental health in sports: Athlete Mindset podcast
• The podcast that saves and definitely entertains: Saviors of the Metaverse

Credits:

• Music, “Here for the Win” provided by Songwriter Jess
• This podcast is produced by the team at KazCM

In this episode, we get into the heart of productivity, sales, and entrepreneurship with Shawn Shewchuk. Together, we explore a myriad of topics, from lifestyle choices to the essence of trust. We reflect on moments of letting go, attempts to hack the impossible -- productivity, and the importance of conversations and podcasts. On that topic of letting go, we think through the two kinds of entrepreneurs, and how ego and fear define one of them. It all comes down to honest self-awareness. And we hope this episode will play a positive role for you.

Topics Discussed:

• Opening reflections on lifestyle: Canada, hockey, skiing, Texas, Calgary, Rocky Mountains
• Dispelling the myth: Sales is not a dirty word
• The two types of entrepreneurs: Which one are you?
• The art of letting go and delegating
• Exploring the role of ego and fear in entrepreneurship
• Unraveling the intricacies of sales and marketing
• The importance of clarity in achieving success
• Trust: An indispensable asset in business
• Productivity: A genuine tool, not just a buzzword
• Why appearing on podcasts is crucial for visibility

Related content to “Sales is Not a Dirty Word + Letting Go as an Entrepreneur | Shawn Shewchuk":

• Creating Leverage in Software and Media with Salesflare Co-Founder Jeroen Corthout
• The 80/20 Breakthrough Episode with Perry Marshall
• Content As a Sales Tool

LET'S CREATE:

• Start your own podcast
• Digital sports media brand for entrepreneurs engaged in sports

SOCIAL MEDIA:

• Eric Kasimov: Twitter | LinkedIn
• KazSource: TikTok | YouTube

CURRENT PROJECT:

• We published a book! Check it out on Amazon: Altered State of Affairs

CREDIT:

• Music, “Here for the Win” provided by Songwriter Jess
• About Shawn Shewchuk: Shawn Shewchuk, renowned productivity speaker, and Results Coach, is a go-to professional for high achievers seeking results. With over 28 years of experience, Shawn has partnered with leaders, entrepreneurs, and organizations worldwide. He's a bestselling author, a serial entrepreneur, and a developer of a proven methodology centered on improving results in less time. Company Website | Personal Website | LinkedIn

Once more, dear listeners, our audacious hosts Jared and Eric hurl themselves into the wild and ever-changing landscape of the Metaverse slash podcastverse slash mediaverse slash, oh you get the idea! Each spark in this digital cosmos represents another complex issue, another head-scratcher ready to be dissected. This time, the big questions are: Do we have an overconsumption of media problem? What’s the future of cities and civilizations? And seriously, what’s up with all the bad content out there?

Jared, our wise Metaverse sage, meditates on our age of excess—from social media feeds that never stop scrolling to sequel-saturated movie marathons. He delves into the grand tapestry of consumption, threading together observations and revelations with the skill of a master weaver.

Meanwhile, Eric, the "other" host, prepares to lift the curtain on Hollywood’s writers' strike and the influence of AI in tinsel town. Is artificial intelligence our next Oscar-winning scriptwriter, or just a passing fad? And are AI large language models simply providing us with something we've always used (in a way) or is everyone on the verge of having a copyright infringement problemo?

Together, these co-hosts plunge into the complex labyrinth of urban futures, traversing from bustling metropolises to secondary cities offering a tantalizing blend of quality of life and vibrant culture. They navigate the twists and turns of shifting demographics, the rise and fall of ancient civilizations, and the precious element linking them all—water.

Throughout their exhilarating journey, these equal hosts have banter about a multitude of other intriguing topics, such as:

• The crack in the roller coaster at Carowinds
• Sarah Silverman is coming for OpenAI and Meta (and Google Bard is loving every second of it!)
• The trials and tribulations of customer service
• 2023's record-breaking summer heat
• The amusing irony of gym parking lots
• Alarming incidents of alligator and shark attacks
• The impact of climate change and weather cycles
• Arizona’s millennial drought
• The Northwestern football hazing scandal

So buckle up and hit subscribe as we venture once again into the knowledge-packed Metaverse, where the lessons are vast, the laughs are plenty, and the journey is just part of the fun. Our episode, "We Have an Overconsumption of Media Problem!", promises a joyride of ridiculousness and wise wisdom. Exactly. See you in the Metaverse, fellow Saviors!

Oh and coming up next time on Saviors of the Metaverse, we will discuss: parents hiring $4,000 sorority consultants (WSJ), sharenting is the new parenting (to some), and weaponization of information congressional hearings.

Let's work together:

• content production
• leverage your future
• sports media brand & production co
• start your own podcast or join a network

Social media:

• Eric Kasimov & KazSource: Twitter | LinkedIn
• Jared Nichols: LinkedIn
• Saviors of the Metaverse shorts | TikTok | YouTube

Two current projects:

• We published a book! Check it out on Amazon: Altered State of Affairs
• It’s all about mental health in sports: Athlete Mindset podcast

Credits:

• This episode: "We Have an Overconsumption of Media Problem!" was produced by the team at KazCM
• Follow this podcast on Apple Podcasts
• Follow this podcast on Spotify

All the Saviors episodes preceding this We Have an Overconsumption of Media Problem episode:

• Space-Time Shenanigans
• The Unparalleled Intimacy of Podcasts
• College ROI + Gotham City, Cleveland, The Butt Naked Emperor
• ChatGPT Impact, Human Identity & Juice Jacking | Saviors Delve Deep
• The Sports Metaverse, Virtual Coca-Cola, And More ChatGPT Please
• No Bathroom Breaks Allowed!
• Simultaneously Sipping Coffee With Our New Friend ChatGPT
• Simulation Theory And Living For “Friday”
• 69% Of Men Don’t Wash Their Hands After Using The Bathroom!
• Get Some Perspective and Stop Running Red Lights!!!
• Violence & Diapers & Grace, Oh My!
• The Touchy Subject Of Antisemitism
• Economic Navel-Gazing + Kia Challenge on TikTok is a Real Problem
• The Zucks Episode + dd Peckers, Recency Bias
• Working From Home Is Not For Everyone!
• The Future of Transportation + Expectations, Skateboarding, Roblox
• Meta + Squatter Rights, Recession, Maine, Larry David
• The Great Regret + Fake Outrage, Swearing, Economy, Deshaun
• Education Problems & Talking Habits
• “The Production Quality of This Podcast Is So Good”
• We Don’t Have It All Figured Out
• Triggers + Youth Sports, ROI, Streaming, Content
• Narratives + Spotify, Trust, Media, Chipotle
• Podcasting, Iterating, Joe Rogan, Cleveland Browns, CLT

In this enlightening episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives, we're joined by Saagar Govil, the young and dynamic CEO of Cemtrex, a publicly-traded company (NASDAQ: CETX). Among the key ventures under Cemtrex is Vicon Industries, a global leader in advanced security and surveillance technology. Vicon safeguards businesses, schools, municipalities, hospitals, and cities across the world. As a result of Vicon's amazing and essential work, we discuss specifically how AI Security could save lives.

Saagar Govil shares his story of what it's like to be CEO and the key role of leadership, humility, and peer groups in his meteoric rise. What makes this episode truly compelling is the conversation around AI security, its potential in protecting our schools, and how it might redefine the future. A must-listen for anyone intrigued by the intersection of leadership, AI technology, and safety.

• Icebreaker: The New York Knicks, RJ Barrett, and Ja Morant
• Taking a leadership role and the rise to CEO at such a young age
• The impact of joining peer groups, specifically CEO peer groups
• Humility as a leader and empowering others
• Maximizing the value of a company after the acquisition
• Why appear on podcasts as the CEO of a publicly traded company (Cemtrex | NASDAQ: CETX)
• AI Security, Vicon Industries, and the major concern of school shootings
• How AI Security could save lives
• A GPT can act as an artificial chief security officer
• Computers can detect threats better than humans
• We should have a zero-tolerance policy when it comes to protecting our children
• The future of AI

Let’s create together:

• Start your own podcast
• Digital sports media brand for entrepreneurs engaged in sports

Social media:

• Saagar Govil: Twitter | LinkedIn | Cemtrex | Vicon
• Eric Kasimov: Twitter | LinkedIn
• KazSource: TikTok | YouTube

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• Share Your Damn Stories, Take Risks, Be Curious | Chris Heivly, MapQuest Co-Founder
• Self-Expression Through Podcasting | Christine Amerman
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Two current projects:

• We published a book! Check it out on Amazon: Altered State of Affairs
• The podcast that saves and definitely entertains: Saviors of the Metaverse

Credits:

• Music, “Here for the Win” provided by Songwriter Jess
• interview managed by Podcagent

When you first have the chance to meet or listen to Christine Amerman, you feel the energy, kindness, and support immediately. And then you listen to how she is helping podcast guests show up for others--a major need in the world of podcasting today. With the overwhelming number of guests reaching out to podcast hosts and production companies, it becomes difficult to choose guests. But when you read between the lines, sometimes you can see which guests are using you for their benefit. Christine Amerman is flipping the script on that. Christine is teaching podcast guests to show up authentically for the podcasts they are to appear on and teaching them to utilize a podcast for self-expression that will benefit all -- and through her work, Christine is making the podcast ecosystem better. Just like she makes our podcast better and my day as the host better!

Key topics in "Self-Expression Through Podcasting | Christine Amerman"

• The necessity of value alignment between podcast hosts and guests
• Don't sell your products or services on a podcast!
• The effectiveness of podcasting as a platform for authentic self-expression
• Have an openness to learn during this evolution of podcasting
• The need for a clear message when being a podcast guest
• The power of podcasting
• Encouraging authenticity and empowering others

More about Christine Amerman:

Christine is a media coach and strategist who is passionate about helping impact-driven entrepreneurs attract their next clients by being value-driven podcast guests. Christine has been recognized as the best in the world at podcast guesting by 7-figure founders like John Lee Dumas, Dana Wilde, and Andrew Kroeze. She is a media expert for two decades, has helped broadcast the Olympic Games, produced an award-winning documentary for PBS, and has been featured in Inc., Business Insider, Bustle, The Huffington Post, and on over 100 podcasts. Christine's superpower is "translating your expertise into stories that connect and convert on podcasts."

Let’s create together:

• Start your own podcast
• Digital sports media brand for entrepreneurs engaged in sports

Social media:

• Christine Amerman: Instagram | LinkedIn | Life With Passion website
• Eric Kasimov: Twitter | LinkedIn
• KazSource: TikTok | YouTube

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• Share Your Damn Stories, Take Risks, Be Curious | Chris Heivly, MapQuest Co-Founder
• Ego Awareness Conversation | Jim James, The Unnoticed Entrepreneur
• Give Yourself Permission to Write Badly with Caroline Ailanthus

Two current projects:

• We published a book! Check it out on Amazon: Altered State of Affairs
• It’s all about mental health in sports: Athlete Mindset podcast

Credits:

• Music, “Here for the Win” provided by Songwriter Jess

In the electric hustle and bustle of the Metaverse, our brave hosts Jared and Eric found themselves standing at the edge of an interdimensional rift. The swirling, twinkling abyss of the space-time continuum stretched out before them, sparking with intrigue and mystery. Each spark represented a new piece of knowledge ready to be seized and examined, from the spectacular science fiction of The Flash movie to the shocking revelations of UFO whistleblower David Grusch to the question on everyone's minds: would you go to the ocean floor in a makeshift submarine guided by a knockoff Xbox controller with more warning labels than a toddler's toy?

Jared donned a metaphorical lab coat, stepping up to the role of a cosmic professor to guide us through a hilarious yet intriguing masterclass of the space-time continuum. Time, space, and laughs twisted and twirled around them as they journeyed deeper into the cosmic confusion of it all.

Eric, on the other hand, prepared his best investigative journalist hat, ready to scrutinize every outlandish detail of David Grusch's unearthly tales. Whispers of conspiracies and echoes of extraterrestrial encounters danced around them, a symphony of absurdity and wonder that would make even the most skeptical listener question their reality.

Finally, both turned their gaze to a shiny new marvel of technology – the Apple Vision Pro. Here, they tackled the tech giant's latest innovation, their words painting an image of a future so bright that it could only be viewed through Apple's latest eyewear.

With their witty banter echoing in the corners of the Metaverse, they traversed the realm of knowledge and humor, their laughter serving as a beacon to any who were ready to join in on the fun.

And all along this journey, they touched on a myriad of other topics, creating ripples in the continuum with their unique takes on:

• What is true expertise
• The promising and perilous world of AI startups
• The art of gas lines
• Messi’s game-changing MLS contract
• The streaming universe of Netflix and other providers
• The creator, Mike Judge
• The philosophical depths of post-modernism
• The hilariously absurd world of the Linkedin Lunatics subreddit
• The culture of tipping, rounding up for charity, and new credit card charges.

Our Saviors of the Metaverse promise another adventure of enlightenment wrapped in hilarity, awaiting all those who dare to join. Remember to buckle up, subscribe, and prepare for a journey like no other. See you in the Metaverse, fellow Saviors!

Let's work together:

• content production
• leverage your future
• sports media brand & production co
• start your own podcast or join a network

Social media:

• Eric Kasimov & KazSource: Twitter | LinkedIn
• Jared Nichols: LinkedIn
• Saviors of the Metaverse shorts | TikTok | YouTube

Two current projects:

• We published a book! Check it out on Amazon: Altered State of Affairs
• It’s all about mental health in sports: Athlete Mindset podcast

Credits:

• This episode: "Space-Time Shenanigans, UFO Tattle-Tales, and Apple's Vision" was produced by the team at KazCM
• Follow this podcast on Apple Podcasts
• Follow this podcast on Spotify

All the Saviors episodes preceding this Space-Time Shenanigans episode:

• The Unparalleled Intimacy of Podcasts
• College ROI + Gotham City, Cleveland, The Butt Naked Emperor
• ChatGPT Impact, Human Identity & Juice Jacking | Saviors Delve Deep
• The Sports Metaverse, Virtual Coca-Cola, And More ChatGPT Please
• No Bathroom Breaks Allowed!
• Simultaneously Sipping Coffee With Our New Friend ChatGPT
• Simulation Theory And Living For “Friday”
• 69% Of Men Don’t Wash Their Hands After Using The Bathroom!
• Get Some Perspective and Stop Running Red Lights!!!
• Violence & Diapers & Grace, Oh My!
• The Touchy Subject Of Antisemitism
• Economic Navel-Gazing + Kia Challenge on TikTok is a Real Problem
• The Zucks Episode + dd Peckers, Recency Bias
• Working From Home Is Not For Everyone!
• The Future of Transportation + Expectations, Skateboarding, Roblox
• Meta + Squatter Rights, Recession, Maine, Larry David
• The Great Regret + Fake Outrage, Swearing, Economy, Deshaun
• Education Problems & Talking Habits
• “The Production Quality of This Podcast Is So Good”
• We Don’t Have It All Figured Out
• Triggers + Youth Sports, ROI, Streaming, Content
• Narratives + Spotify, Trust, Media, Chipotle
• Podcasting, Iterating, Joe Rogan, Cleveland Browns, CLT

Human connection. The heart and soul of content creation.

Unscripted. The how behind how you get to the good stuff.

Unscripted human connection is how John Ehrhard built his career in the television industry and beyond.

In this episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives, we discussed the importance of unscripted experiences in TV and life, how being open-minded and willing to explore new facets can lead to more fulfillment, and how pre-conceived notions may cause you to miss out. We also discuss the future of content. Finally, John Ehrhard shares with us the story behind Orson Technology and the stories Orson will help create for families.

Key Topics:

• Embrace the unknown
• Avoid Pre-conceived notions
• Chemistry is key in building connections
• Create genuine and honest content
• Avoiding false narratives
• The new era of streaming and its impact on network television
• Anyone can become a creator with the endless information surrounding us
• Starting a career in television
• Have a willingness to learn
• StoryShop - A brand new AI technology from Orson Technology

Let’s create together:

• Start your own podcast
• Digital sports media brand for entrepreneurs engaged in sports

Social media:

• John Ehrhard: LinkedIn | Website
• Eric Kasimov: Twitter | LinkedIn
• KazSource: TikTok | YouTube

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Two current projects:

• We published a book! Check it out on Amazon: Altered State of Affairs
• It’s all about mental health in sports: Athlete Mindset podcast

About our guest, John Ehrhard | Founder and CEO of Orson Technology

John Ehrhard has been in the television industry since he was 16 years old working as a producer for many shows such as Pool Kings, My Big Redneck Vacation, and Hogan Knows Best. He has adapted with the media industry and is creating new ways to produce content through AI technology with StoryShop AI. More information can be found at his company website: heyorson.com.

Credits:

• Music, “Here for the Win” provided by Songwriter Jess

Can you imagine combining geography and computer science in 1980? Well, that's exactly what Chris Heivly did and he's here to share his story for anyone wondering how they, like Seth Godin says, can create a ruckus.

In this episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives, we discuss the intersection of entrepreneurship and family, explore the untapped ROI of podcasting, and unravel the reasons why anyone would want to write a book. Plus, we're talking with the co-founder of MapQuest about his ongoing journey in entrepreneurship.

Tune in if you've ever wondered about the peculiarities of 'talent stacking,' or if you're just a fan of hockey, startups, or North Carolina!

Key Topics:

• The unexpected parallels between entrepreneurship and family life.
• Unpacking the true return on investment (ROI) of podcasting.
• Understanding the motivation and journey behind writing a book.
• The story of MapQuest from the perspective of its co-founder, Chris Heivly.
• The art and science of 'talent stacking'—mixing two things that don't traditionally mix.
• A glimpse into Chris' personal life: his passion for hockey and connection with North Carolina.

Let's create together:

• start your own podcast
• digital sports media brand for entrepreneurs engaged in sports

Social media:

• Chris Heivly: website | LinkedIn | Twitter | book: Build The Fort
• Eric Kasimov: Twitter | LinkedIn
• KazSource: TikTok | YouTube

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Two current projects:

• We published a book! Check it out on Amazon: Altered State of Affairs
• It’s all about mental health in sports: Athlete Mindset podcast

Credits:

• Music, “Here for the Win” provided by Songwriter Jess

About our guest, Chris Heivly (author of the book, Build the Fort):

Serial entrepreneur (MapQuest co-founder) and early-stage investor with company-building experience from $0 to $25M. Interest in startups, venture-backed companies, and venture capital organizations in and around software technology.

A frequent blogger at heivly.com, contributing Writer for INC, the author of Build The Fort: a book about how to start anything. Also a speaker (400+ events) about startups, corporate innovation, and startup communities specifically: entrepreneurial ecosystem development.

Engaging in your work while also enjoying the summer (the main topic!), exploring the intricacies of life insurance, and navigating through the current state of the Long Term market, are all something of a balancing act. We have to talk about it... this is a Foundation series episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives.

How do you manage summer fun calling your name from the office?

How do you maintain fun while away from the office?

How do you keep your cool when those you need to get things done all seem to be on vacation?

What does the future hold for estate planning?

Why does the process to acquire life insurance seem to take forever?

What's the current state of the Long Term Care market?

Staying active in all aspects of life and business works. Just ask Mitch!

This podcast series on Entrepreneur Perspectives is called Foundation. We aim to support entrepreneurs — and we think the word foundation is applicable in our support of entrepreneurs in many ways: fundamentals, life insurance, protection, family, thesis, beliefs, support, help, mental health, and much more.

What does “Foundation” mean:

As defined by Google dictionary, foundation means: “an underlying basis or principle. -or- : the lowest load-bearing part of a building, typically below ground level.”

Sit with that for a bit. In the meantime…

Want a content platform of your own? Learn More.

Useful links from this balancing summer work episode:

• KazSource Insurance
• Content Production Company | KazCM
• The content platform where sports, entrepreneurship, and now mental health collide | SportsEpreneur

Connect with us:

Mitch Long: LinkedIn

About Mitch: Mitch helps advisors, P&C agents, and banks with their life insurance, disability insurance, long-term care, and annuity production. SVP at KazSource Insurance.

Eric Kasimov: Twitter, LinkedIn

KazSource: Facebook, Twitter

Thank you so much for listening to this EP Podcast episode, "Foundation | Balancing Summer Work, Estate Planning Questions, and LTC Insights”.

This podcast episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives is brought to you by KazCM. KazCM partners with entrepreneurs like you to help you produce original content through podcasts and text.

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Music, "Here for the Win" provided by Songwriter Jess

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In this Entrepreneur Perspectives episode, we sit down with the insightful Jim James, the man behind The Unnoticed Entrepreneur podcast. And we talk about ego awareness.

Any good conversation starts off with some friendly banter and some getting-to-know-one-another dialogue. And this one starts with soccer...football. We explore relegation in English football.

We then get into that ego awareness topic. Not an easy topic for entrepreneurs... but an essential one.

Vanity metrics, mental health for entrepreneurs, ego, and self-awareness are all points we chat about. In a surprising turn of events, Jim gets candid about his toeing the line with alcoholism.

And anytime two podcasters turn on the mics, you can expect a podcasting dialogue. Why podcasting, you may ask? You'll hear all about the transformative power of staying present in conversations and fostering genuine connections through podcasting.

Sometimes when you host a podcast, you will be blown away by the person you get to talk with. That was this conversation with Jim James. 

And to make it more wild, while we are located in Charlotte, NC, Jim went to school at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and even spent time as a child in Charleston, SC. I guess it's a small world, but maybe not. Why? These podcast connections continue to prove it's normal to cross paths with people across a huge body of water where there is something in common.

Key Takeaways:

1. The Contrast of Cultures: Learn about the unique disparities between English football and American sports, the exciting growth potential of soccer in the US, and the commercialization of youth sports.
2. Vanity Metrics & Authentic Success: Unpack the misleading world of vanity metrics in entrepreneurship, understand the significance of self-awareness, and evaluate the role of ego in driving our ambitions.
3. The Battle Within: Jim bravely shares his story of drinking. Gain invaluable insights about mental health challenges for entrepreneurs and the liberating benefits of quitting alcohol cold-turkey,
4. Power of Podcasting: Discover why podcasting is such a powerful medium for entrepreneurs. We discuss the art of staying present in conversations and the amazing human connections one can build through podcasting.
5. The Entrepreneurial Ego: Recognize the fine line between need and want, and the role the ego plays in clouding our judgement. Learn how to shift perspective, from comparing ourselves to others to comparing with our previous selves.
6. Health Consciousness: Increase your awareness of personal well-being and how to substitute unhealthy habits for healthier ones.
7. Social Media & Mental Health: Explore the intricate intersection of social media and mental health, and learn to utilize social media in a way that fosters a healthier self-perception.

Wrapping up:

• start your own podcast
• digital sports media brand for entrepreneurs engaged in sports

Social media:

• Jim James: LinkedIn | Linktree
• The Unnoticed Entrepreneur: website | YouTube
• Eric Kasimov: Twitter | LinkedIn
• KazSource: TikTok | YouTube

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Two current projects:

• We published a book! Check it out on Amazon: Altered State of Affairs
• It's all about mental health in sports: Athlete Mindset podcast

Credits:

• Music, "Here for the Win" provided by Songwriter Jess

About our guest, Jim James (host of The Unnoticed Entrepreneur podcast):

Hailing from the UK, Jim James is an entrepreneurial champion for the unnoticed, having walked that path since founding his PR firm, EASTWEST, in Singapore in 1995. With years spent in Beijing, Jim broadened his business portfolio, importing Morgan Motor cars, establishing the Beijing chapter of the Entrepreneurs Organization, and holding key roles in the British Chamber of Commerce and Lotus Cars.

Jim's vibrant past extends to living experiences in Africa and America, lending a global perspective to his endeavors and shaping the diverse voices of his podcast, The Unnoticed Entrepreneur.

Back in the UK now, he's turned a fresh entrepreneurial chapter. Having sold his PR agency and assuming the Chairman role, Jim is now focused on his Unnoticed Entrepreneur project, a concept birthed from assisting fellow entrepreneurs during the COVID crisis. Amid his business ventures, he's a proud father of two daughters and doting owner of Binkie, a beagle that ensures daily walks, no matter how long he spends in the studio.