Jack started his career as a magazine editor and writer. Two years out of university, Jack moved from New York to Barcelona with a one-way ticket. Jobs in journalism weren’t easy to find in the early 80s, but marketing communications was where he found his sweet spot. By the end of the decade, he was marketing the worldwide sponsorships to the Olympic Games, then World Cup Football and the ATP Men’s Tennis Tour.

And today? Not only is he helping people sell more effectively, he’s back to writing — only this time it’s screenplays and fiction thrillers. Paradoxically, that fits with sales. We’ll let him explain on the podcast!

In this episode, we’re going to talk about how to sell more effectively, how to become more persuasive and how neuroscience can help you to gain influence.

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Check out Jacks's books: A Sale Is a Love Affair and Sales Pitches That Snap, Crackle 'n Pop.

Andrea Menegon is an experienced marketing professional with 10 years of international work experience at The HEINEKEN Company. Even when he was at his corporate job, he knew he had a strong passion for entrepreneurship. 

After 10 years of working, he decided to quit his job and became a CEO of a craft brewery in Italy. In this episode, we are going to talk about his experiences in big corporate, how he decided to make a drastic career change, and new challenges and learnings as a CEO in a small company.

In this episode, we will talk about his experience with working in Heineken, his entrepreneurial drive and why he decided to move to a brewery startup.

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Nico James is 48 years old; he is half Caribbean- British, half German, and lives near Barcelona, Spain. All his life, he wanted to be successful and has read many self-help books in order to make it. He worked his way up the career ladder and earning good money. Then he became an entrepreneur. And that’s when his real journey began.

Now, years later, heavily in debt, broke, heartbroken, and divorced, he hit rock bottom. In order to survive, he had to reinvent everything, and reinvention didn’t happen overnight. He’s In a very good place now. And his journey still continues.

In this episode you will hear about his career journey, his experience in the wine industry and what inspired him to become an entrepreneur.

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Check his interview with Gary Vee on Vimeo.

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Brandon Miller is an immigration law expert, author, and Managing Director of boutique immigration practice (Maple Immigration Services) and the creator of Second Passport which empowers people with the information they need to secure a second home in Canada! Whether it’s a change in lifestyle, new opportunities, or retirement, it’s crucial to have a second passport and a second option; Brandon is here to explain why.

In this episode you will find out what are the most popular countries to immigrate and how to prepare for immigration.

Visit Brandon's website or send him an email to [email protected] and he will send you an e-copy of his book.

Abundance is not just about money - it's about having all that you need in every area. If you're looking to bring some inspiration and energy into your life, look no further, Matthias and I got you covered. 

In this episode, our guest Nico James will help us discover how to stay energized, lead confidently, and pave your way in life!

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Steve Cummings lives in Taipei, Taiwan as an American Expat. Four years ago, he set off to travel the world making Taiwan his home base. Through these travels and adventures, he learned how to travel hack, save more money, and invest better for his future.

As he lives a frugal lifestyle, he wants to teach others about saving and investing for their future. He started The Frugal Expat personal finance blog to give tips and ways to save more and invest more. His ultimate goal would be to hit financial independence.

In this episode, we are going to talk about frugality and financial independence.

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Today I have two guests: Matthias Richter and Steve.

Together with his wife, Steve retired in his 30s and lives an amazing life off-grit in the desert of Arizona. Learn more about how he managed to retire that early, what habits helped him and what advice he might have to share with you if you envision building a similar life for yourself.

On the other hand, Matthias is also retired since he was 37, but he has another perspective. 

In this episode, you'll hear their views, learn about the advantages of each side, and also discover what financial independence philosophy is right for you.

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Julian Maier is the person behind his online presence, called Julian Mental Sixpack. His personal mission is to empower people on 3 levels: mentally, physically, emotionally. He worked as a marketing project manager in the automotive industry for Audi and Daimler, quit his full-time job in 2015 and followed his passion for Martial Arts & mental fitness.

In 2017, his mother passed away due to heavy depression, so he decided to dedicate his life to help people with mental, emotional, and physical health.

With this intention, he started URBNTIGER, a startup and a club with the mission to empower people with 3-Elements Training for Mind, Body, and Spirit.

In this episode you fill find out how he dealt with the rough period and how you can get the best out of it.

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I have Philippe Fruchet with me. He is an entrepreneur by profession, explorer by nature. He was born to a Chilean mother and a French father, and since a young age, he has been immersed in multicultural environments. Not to mention his global career footprint later on. 

After resigning from his full-time corporate role, he reinvented himself and started his own company. The rest is history. Now running two successful companies, helping businesses with sales digital transformation, Philippe Fruchet has a lot to share.

In this episode, you will hear his experience with founding a start-up and how his corporate background helped him on his entrepreneurial journey.

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Today I have two guests: Peter Saddington and Matthias Richter. 

Peter Saddington is famous for spending 45 bitcoins and bought a Lamborghini for $115 back in 2018. He has been investing in bitcoins using dollar-cost-averaging. He was also a guest on the Fast Track Podcast.

On the other hand, Matthias Richter has been a millionaire advisor for more than a decade, advising hundreds of millionaires on investment, but not on cryptocurrencies. He became financially independent through asset investing.

In this episode, you'll hear their views, learn about the advantages of each side, and also discover what investment philosophy is the best for you.

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Listen to Peter's entrepreneurial story, follow him on Twitter, and check out his company Emrit.io.