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Ep23 - Tracy Hazzard - Co-Founder & CEO of Podetize and The Binge Factor
1:03 - Tracy Hazzard introduction. Co-founder and CEO of Podetize. https://podetize.com and https://thebingefactor.com
4:07 - Nothing is impossible. Being curious is attitude and a state of mind.
4:58 - What does attitude mean to you. Tie action and mindset together.
7:02 - Talk to us about young Tracy. What are the lessons the people can get from listening to you? A drive to do more from a young age. Always doing something. Helping people find their voice. Being innovative.
9:37 - What is your definition of innovation? There's a difference between invention and innovation. Innovation is the "why not".
10:52 - What are you most proud of? Costco chair. Covertly feminine design. Fast-fail model. Does the market have what we want to sell?
13:14 - 40 active patents. Shark Tank?
14:59 - What are the biggest mistakes that people make in the product world? Refusing to talk about it. Entrepreneurs think you can build it as you go. Need proof of concept. Word of mouth referrals is huge. Own your own authority.
19:10 - What are the two biggest mistakes that podcasters make? Seeding your authority. People don't title and utilize all their space inside the podcasts platforms. Feed the search bots. Bot list. Have a great leading paragraph. Titles are so important.
23:27 - What are the two best things that people do with their podcasts. When you stay true to your audience. Be genuine. People not taking additional coaching on or advice. Improve over time.
25:27 - Coached with Mike Weiss. Web site development. Differences between WIX and WordPress. HubSpot, Wix, Simplero, Kajabi, and SquareSpace are among the worst website platforms. WordPress is the best.
28:10 - What other advice would you have for a startup business? Get that product market proof. Testing the product. Concentrating on building really good systems.
31:09 - What's your attitude when it comes to business. If I'm not excited and energize by something then it's not worth it. Learn how to say no.
33:57 - Supply chain issues. The supply isn't there. China is having another variant outbreak. Labor shortage. Backups at the ports. Cascading problems. Product shortage in Q4 of 2021. Get your orders in as consumers.
36:54 - Knowledge through the decades. What is the attitude lesson at birth? Gratitude for being in the world.
37:56 - Attitude lesson at the age of 10? Being resilient. Resilience under fire.
39:41 - Attitude lesson at the age of 20? Rhode Island School of Design.
40:41 - Attitude lesson at the age of 30? Learned how to be scrappier. Hardships taught me a lot.
42:33 - Attitude lesson at the age of 40? Creating a better environment for ourselves. Innovating. What would we love and what does that look like? Clarity. Experience.
43:42 - Attitude lesson at the age of 50? So much more I want to do. Fix the things I don't love but dig deeper into the things that I do love.
45:01 - Closing thoughts. Message of hope and encouragement. Innovation doesn't happen in a vacuum.
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[email protected] / 317.590.7757
Connect with producer www.JasonAaron.pro
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4:07 - Nothing is impossible. Being curious is attitude and a state of mind.
4:58 - What does attitude mean to you. Tie action and mindset together.
7:02 - Talk to us about young Tracy. What are the lessons the people can get from listening to you? A drive to do more from a young age. Always doing something. Helping people find their voice. Being innovative.
9:37 - What is your definition of innovation? There's a difference between invention and innovation. Innovation is the "why not".
10:52 - What are you most proud of? Costco chair. Covertly feminine design. Fast-fail model. Does the market have what we want to sell?
13:14 - 40 active patents. Shark Tank?
14:59 - What are the biggest mistakes that people make in the product world? Refusing to talk about it. Entrepreneurs think you can build it as you go. Need proof of concept. Word of mouth referrals is huge. Own your own authority.
19:10 - What are the two biggest mistakes that podcasters make? Seeding your authority. People don't title and utilize all their space inside the podcasts platforms. Feed the search bots. Bot list. Have a great leading paragraph. Titles are so important.
23:27 - What are the two best things that people do with their podcasts. When you stay true to your audience. Be genuine. People not taking additional coaching on or advice. Improve over time.
25:27 - Coached with Mike Weiss. Web site development. Differences between WIX and WordPress. HubSpot, Wix, Simplero, Kajabi, and SquareSpace are among the worst website platforms. WordPress is the best.
28:10 - What other advice would you have for a startup business? Get that product market proof. Testing the product. Concentrating on building really good systems.
31:09 - What's your attitude when it comes to business. If I'm not excited and energize by something then it's not worth it. Learn how to say no.
33:57 - Supply chain issues. The supply isn't there. China is having another variant outbreak. Labor shortage. Backups at the ports. Cascading problems. Product shortage in Q4 of 2021. Get your orders in as consumers.
36:54 - Knowledge through the decades. What is the attitude lesson at birth? Gratitude for being in the world.
37:56 - Attitude lesson at the age of 10? Being resilient. Resilience under fire.
39:41 - Attitude lesson at the age of 20? Rhode Island School of Design.
40:41 - Attitude lesson at the age of 30? Learned how to be scrappier. Hardships taught me a lot.
42:33 - Attitude lesson at the age of 40? Creating a better environment for ourselves. Innovating. What would we love and what does that look like? Clarity. Experience.
43:42 - Attitude lesson at the age of 50? So much more I want to do. Fix the things I don't love but dig deeper into the things that I do love.
45:01 - Closing thoughts. Message of hope and encouragement. Innovation doesn't happen in a vacuum.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
SUBSCRIBE / RATE / REVIEW 👇
WATCH or LISTEN to FULL episodes
on your favorite podcast platform
HERE: https://linktr.ee/GetAttitudePodcast
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Connect with Glenn directly:
[email protected] / 317.590.7757
Connect with producer www.JasonAaron.pro
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices