Jon Nastor's Hack the Entrepreneur

My guest today was born and raised in Sweden, but left a couple years ago to travel the world and build a location independent business.

He is a marketing expert, and as of 2014, the founder of The Branding Summit. He has since built an extremely successful online summit business from beaches around the world.

This was an enlightening and empowering conversation.

Now, let’s hack…

Navid Moazzez.

Startups and sales don’t go together as often as they should. By this, I mean that there is a real trend in the startup world where the success of a business is not based on customers, sales, or even revenue.

This is something that has always baffled me — I come from a place where if you don’t have customers and revenue, you don’t have a business.

Today’s guest founded and runs not just two startups but 2 startups based on sales and helping you close and earn more revenue.

Elastic Sales is a unique SaaS product — it is Sales as a Service, and it provides startups and businesses with the virtual sales team and infrastructure to make sales — Elastic Sales is currently booked full until the end of the year, so they are currently not accepting new clients.

His 2nd company is called Close.io, which is software that helps salespeople close more deals.

Now, let’s Hack... Steli Efti.

Steli Efti.

My guest today is an experiential marketer and entrepreneur.

While still in college, my guest began working with singer/songwriter Ray Kennedy. As Kennedy’s manager, he discovered the “deficiencies and frustrations that artists endured,” and began to research ways to create additional revenue sources and increase audience.

In 2010, he founded Mirrored Media, an experiential marketing company. Since then they have received $500,000 in angel funding and created campaigns for clients like Google Ply, Acura, and 20th Century Fox.

Now, let’s hack…

Justin Lefkotvitch.

My guest today has started several successful businesses, written three books, is a motivational speaker and has consulted with companies in several different industries.

He coaches teams and businesses on the actions required in order to grow. As a result, he is known as the entertainer, educator and consultant of choice for America’s leading companies.

My guest is the founder of Thrive 15, an online education and practical training platform for entrepreneurs, which is taught by millionaires, mentors, and every day success stories.

Now, let's hack…

Clay Clark.

My guest today is focused on the intersection of Technology
and intelligence. He's an author, black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and an entrepreneur.

We'll still an undergrad he started his first brick-and-mortar business, subsequently selling it at the age of 25.

This move led to e-Commerce, where you founded science of skill, a 7 figure online Publishing Company.

He is now the founder of tech emergence and a dedicated entirely to the ethical implications of cognitive enhancement in the intersection of technology and psychology.

Now, let’s hack…

Dan Faggella.