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Ep. 89: Editor in Chief of Entrepreneur Magazine, Jason Feifer: How a Pretty Terrible Screenplay and a Passion for Journalism Led Him to the Top
How the f**k did Jason Feifer go from writing about small-town sports to becoming editor in chief of a major magazine? Jason graduated from Clark University in 2002. He stayed in Massachusetts working as a reporter for five years before becoming an editor for Boston Magazine. After a year there he moved on to become a senior-level editor at some of the biggest name publications in the U.S. and around the world: Men’s Health, Fast Company, and Maxim just to name a few. In 2015 Jason began working at Entrepreneur media, and today, he is their editor in chief in addition to being a keynote speaker and hosting three podcasts and thus being three times better than us at life. Those podcasts are Pessimists Archive, Problem Solvers, and Hush Money. So how was he able to turn his passion for writing and sharing ideas into a career in journalism? And how is it that everything that comes out of his mouth is a lesson that anyone can apply to their own life?
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How the f**k did Jason Feifer go from writing about small-town sports to becoming editor in chief of a major magazine? Jason graduated from Clark University in 2002. He stayed in Massachusetts working as a reporter for five years before becoming an editor for Boston Magazine. After a year there he moved on to become a senior-level editor at some of the biggest name publications in the U.S. and around the world: Men’s Health, Fast Company, and Maxim just to name a few. In 2015 Jason began working at Entrepreneur media, and today, he is their editor in chief in addition to being a keynote speaker and hosting three podcasts and thus being three times better than us at life. Those podcasts are Pessimists Archive, Problem Solvers, and Hush Money. So how was he able to turn his passion for writing and sharing ideas into a career in journalism? And how is it that everything that comes out of his mouth is a lesson that anyone can apply to their own life?