While working at HBO, Bell pitched the idea of a 24-hour comedy network that became Comedy Central. He held senior positions in programming and marketing during the channel’s first eight years. During his time, he encountered many challenges pitching the show to becoming one of the most popular comedy channels in the world. Art also shares with us his latest memoir, Constant Comedy: How I Started Comedy Central and Lost My Sense of Humor. In this episode, you will learn about how corporate jobs can teach you skills to start your own business and how to bring your vision to life from the drawing board to overcoming speed bumps along the way!

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Victoria Song began her professional journey as a venture capitalist but noticed how each achievement only made her feel empty. That was until a lightbulb moment during business school inspired her to figure out how entrepreneurs could maximize their own satisfaction while striving for success. Victoria traveled far lengths to study, train, and work with over 24 of the best coaches, therapists, and healers in the world. In her studies, she discovered how tapping into the subconscious mind to reveal an individual's true purpose could mean the difference between being an "okay" business to a global leading company. Victoria is now a Leadership Advisor to the fastest growing tech companies in Silicon Valley - mentoring the likes of Ryan Hudson, Co-Founder of Honey, acquired by PayPal for $4 Billion, & Hannu Rajaniemi, Co-Founder & CEO of HelixNano. We also discuss her exciting WSJ - Bestseller, Bending Reality: How to Make the Impossible Probable.

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Growing up at the heart of Mexico City, Israel Hernandez and his college roommates always had a passion for the fintech space and the behind-the-scenes technology of how electronic transactions were made. Acting on his passion, he created FinTech company, IDEA Co. Mexico which began as an electronic payment service then transformed into an electronic SaaS (software as a service) transactions platform for banks and gas stations in Latin America. After having massive success, he ventured off to the sunny city of Miami, Florida where he met Aaron Chavez and other colleagues. They came together and discovered that there were no financial education services or AI Robo-advisors that served a continuously growing Latino(x) population in the US. As a result, came DINERAZO! A financial education platform that provides digestible personal investment education & financial literacy information to the underserved Hispanic market domestically & internationally.

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Reaching for the same drink as someone else is how movies start. But for Aaron Chavez, grabbing the same drink as someone at a networking event is what led to the start of his business, Argent Strategies. Tune in to hear how Aaron has helped various startups, from pre-seed to Series A Funding, level up their business plan, financial strategy, and pitch.

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What does a super fan have to give and gain from being part of a fandom? Jacquelle Horton, the CEO of Fave, describes how her platform is creating a new space for fans to connect and creatively express their shared passion for their favorite artist. Jacquelle discusses how she arrived at her vision for Fave, tells us how it empowers the fans and artists, and even breaks down the strengths that black, female entrepreneurs like herself bring to the table when creating a startup. 

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As if graduating from Harvard Business School, Cornell, & creating 3 tech startups doesn't already sound impressive enough, entrepreneur Jeff Wald takes us through moments of his life where he co-founded Spinback; his first startup that failed and was subsequently sold to Salesforce. Jeff also narrates the tale of selling his second startup WorkMarket, now an ADP Company. Most importantly Jeff becomes vulnerable and shares with us the difficulties of creating a tech company and reminds listeners how many times you have to fail in order to reach success. Open up your minds and ears for this one because we end it with a brief discussion of Jeff’s book, “The End of Jobs” and the future of work alongside the next industrial revolution. 

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We are a podcast where we bring you the best entrepreneurs and leaders from around the world to share their stories about adversity, triumph, and their business. The name of this podcast speaks for itself. We empower you with digestible, inspiring, and valuable content on starting your own business. Also, we dissect stories of success and reveal some of the raw truths and hardships of creating and maintaining your business. This season we have a variety of guests on the show! We bring you leaders, entrepreneurs & CEOs from the US to Europe and even Latin America!

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What are the benefits of using Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software? Jeroen Corthout, the Co-Founder of Salesflare, tells us how his intelligent yet intuitive CRM is reducing work for start-ups and increasing their chances of turning leads into customers. Jeroen provides us with valuable insight into the current challenges facing the CRM industry; shares what it’s like to build business partnerships; and reflects on the teachable moments of starting Salesflare.  

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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to pitch your business on the hit TV show Shark Tank? In our interview with Stephan Aarstol, we discussed how he choked up during his pitch on Shark Tank to landing a $150K investment from billionaire Mark Cuban. We discuss what it was like behind the scenes on the show and his partnership with a Shark. In this episode, you will learn how Stephan created Tower Paddle Boards by disrupting distribution channels - instead of focusing on advertising and refusing to have major retailers carry his products - and increasing revenue from $100k in 2013 to $40 million today. We also uncover Stephan's Book The 5 Hour Workday and how changing his company culture has helped and hurt his business.

Previous generations would find it unorthodox for people to publicly share and give free advice on what trades would help them make money on their investments unless you were investment mogul Warren Buffett. Have you ever wondered what stocks your friends or successful traders are actually trading? Ken Mooso at PersonaFi helps make this possible by developing a Social Investment Platform giving users the ability to track stock trades and see investment ideas as easily as checking status updates on Facebook. Listen in on how a maverick tech company like PersonaFi is pioneering a new Social Media Platform to help make investing digestible and possible for anyone.