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"Not everybody is cut out to be an entrepreneur." - Brendan Kane
The internet has undeniably made businesses more visible around the world, cutting through geographical boundaries and connecting more and more people. At the heart of it is social media, where everyone who has access to their smartphones can be found at any given moment. Growth hacker Brendan Kane talks about his remarkable feat of building a massive social following of a million followers in just 30 days. If you’re planning to build your own personal brand online, pay extra close attention as Brendan breaks down the process of how he achieved that. Ultimately, Brendan says that the most important investment is investing in yourself.
Rich Jones and Marcus Garrett of Paychecks and Balances talk about knowing your worth financially in order to increase your outcomes. Sharing the difference between a spender and a saver, Marcus discusses his own beginnings, including being $30,000 in debt. He also gives phenomenal advice on how you can negotiate to increase your salary. Find out how both worked their way up from corporate America and into their successful podcast venture. You'll be inspired as they tell stories and lessons they learned along the way about productivity, energy, and that it is not the end goal that gives you happiness, but rather the pursuit of it.
You can sell anything in this world, including your advice. Robert Skrob talks about selling your ideas, advice, and knowledge by teaching and getting compensated for it. Calling himself and Edu-preneur, he shares his insights on creating and monetizing online education. He is a CPA, CAE, and recognized as one of the best member retention specialists in the world. Talking about how people want to buy cures, he shares the biggest stumbling blocks of entrepreneurs looking to get into this business. He also shares how he got into the world of info-marketing. Learn some great ways on how you can retain customers and most importantly, keep them coming back.
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