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After taking some time to open the shop— Anthony sits down with one of his business partners with F45, a former college teammate at LSU, and mentor.
Nick Pontiff is a New Orleans native with deep LSU Baseball family history.
The guys dive deep into entrepreneurship and the effort and sacrifices it takes to succeed but the real gold is in the storytelling.
Nick lost his brother at the age of 16 (Wally was 21) and tells the story and how it has ignited him to become the ball player he was, the businessman he became, and the father and husband he is.
Check it out. Support the show
Nick Pontiff is a New Orleans native with deep LSU Baseball family history.
The guys dive deep into entrepreneurship and the effort and sacrifices it takes to succeed but the real gold is in the storytelling.
Nick lost his brother at the age of 16 (Wally was 21) and tells the story and how it has ignited him to become the ball player he was, the businessman he became, and the father and husband he is.
Check it out. Support the show
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By Culture MediaAfter taking some time to open the shop— Anthony sits down with one of his business partners with F45, a former college teammate at LSU, and mentor.
Nick Pontiff is a New Orleans native with deep LSU Baseball family history.
The guys dive deep into entrepreneurship and the effort and sacrifices it takes to succeed but the real gold is in the storytelling.
Nick lost his brother at the age of 16 (Wally was 21) and tells the story and how it has ignited him to become the ball player he was, the businessman he became, and the father and husband he is.
Check it out. Support the show
Nick Pontiff is a New Orleans native with deep LSU Baseball family history.
The guys dive deep into entrepreneurship and the effort and sacrifices it takes to succeed but the real gold is in the storytelling.
Nick lost his brother at the age of 16 (Wally was 21) and tells the story and how it has ignited him to become the ball player he was, the businessman he became, and the father and husband he is.
Check it out. Support the show