Jon Nastor's Hack the Entrepreneur

My guest today is a biohacker, author, nutritionist, Bulletproof Executive, and entrepreneur.

He had some early adventures in internet commerce going way back to 1994. But he most known as the founder of Bulletproof Executive, the creator of Bulletproof Coffee and the Bulletproof Diet.

He began blogging at BulletproofExec.com in early 2010 while holding an executive position at Trend Micro. In 2013, he left the corporate world and went all-in on becoming Bulletproof. The company bootstrapped itself into a global leader. In July 2015, they opened their first Bulletproof Cafe,

and raised $9 million in funding to the expand the Bulletproof Nutrition coffeeshops. He is also the host of the enormously successful Bulletproof Radio podcast.

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Dave Asprey.

In this 44-minute episode Dave Asprey and I discuss:

My guest today is a former media buyer for television and radio, marketing consultant, and digital entrepreneur.

Upon leaving the corporate world behind, my guest started and developed three websites and communities for moms. Two of them were geographically based around particular area codes and all three of them were acquired in 2013.

She is now a mentor at Thrive15, an online platform teaching entrepreneurs how to thrive in business.

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Deedra Determan.

In this 33-minute episode Deedra Determan and I discuss:

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My guest today is a podcaster, teacher, designer, developer, and self-proclaimed 'indiepreneur'.

He is the host of The Gently Mad, an interview podcast about what drives creators; it explores the stories, experiences and insights of awesome people who make awesome things.

My guest was the founder of Bottle Rocket Creative, a WordPress design and development company.

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Adam Clark.

In this 46-minute episode Adam Clark and I discuss:

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My guest today is a blogger, podcaster, lifestyle business builder, and has been an entrepreneur for over a decade.

He is currently cofounder and CEO of Fizzle, a course and community where he and his team help indie entrepreneurs build lifestyle businesses.

Ten years ago, my guest was a corporate management consultant for Fortune 500 companies, but he was dissatisfied with the path he was on, so he decided to change directions.

Over the next five or so years, he built several digital businesses including Start a Blog That Matters andThinkTraffic and the later has more recently been rebranded as The Sparkline.

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Corbett Barr.

In this 38-minute episode Corbett Barr and I discuss:

My guest today is an actor, author, occasional game show contestant, and entrepreneur.

He has written over 30 books, which have sold more than 30,000 copies. He is the founder of BestPageForward.net, the co-host of the Sell More Books Show, and Selling For Authors. M

y guest has managed to merge his love of writing with the world of entrepreneurship and has grabbed the title of first guest to be called an authorpreneur on this show.

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Bryan Cohen

In this 42-minute episode Bryan Cohen and I discuss:

My guest today is a quarterback in the NFL, playing last season for the Minnesota Vikings and is currently a free-agent. He is enrolled at the university of Miami School of Business and is an entrepreneur to watch out for.

Not one to take it easy in the off-season, my guest founded and oversees operations, product development, marketing and sales of Roo Outdoor, a lifestyle outdoor apparel company.

Using his network and connections from his day job as a professional athlete, my guest has grown Roo Outdoor at an exciting rate.

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Mike Kafka.

In this 32-minute episode Mike Kafka and I discuss:

My guest today is a serial entrepreneur and the Founder and CEO of www.Headsets.com, which has over 943,722 customers.

My guest started Headsets.com in 1997 when he couldn't find a supplier with a good selection of headsets, fast shipping, or good product support.

My guest says he is fanatic about giving customer love; so much so that every package the company ships includes a Tootsie Roll.

He is also the Founder of www.Reservedinners.com, a not-for-profit organization, which offers a dining with celebrities experience, and aims to raise money for the honoured celebrity guests favourite cause.

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Mike Faith.

In this 32-minute episode Mike Faith and I discuss:

My guest today has built his life around the things he loves building things, music and entrepreneurship.

He is a label owner, artist manager, writer, consultant, and an entrepreneur. He is the Co-founder of Heroic Recordings, a record label and full-service agency.

He has also launched Villain Recordings for the release of darker and heavier sounds, and provides a platform for up-and-comers on Heroic Hearts.

My guest also writes about music marketing and digital media, and is the author of The Soundcloud Bible. His latest project, the Music Marketing Academy, an online video school about music marketing, is a follow-up to The Soundcloud Bible.

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Budi Voogt.

In this 32-minute episode Budi Voogt and I discuss:

My guest today is a web developer,marketer, and an entrepreneur. My guest is the Co-Founder and Co-Developer of DigitalAccessPass.com, a leading membership plugin for WordPress.

He is also the host of the podcast, SubscribeMe.fm, a show about making and marketing digital content using membership sites, online courses and recurring subscriptions. He is the bestselling author of No Business Like E-Business and, according to Google, the coolest geek on the planet.

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Ravi Jayagopal.

In this 41-minute episode Ravi Jayagopal and I discuss:

My guest today is the author of the New York Times bestsellers Better Than Before,The Happiness Project and Happier at Home, as well as a podcaster, happiness expert, blogger, and an entrepreneur.

My guest attended Yale Law School, got a job at a law firm, and then decided she wanted to go out on her own and become a writer.

She has now become one of the most thought-provoking and influential writers on habits and happiness. Psychiatrists now advise their patients to read her books and college professors assign them to students.

She is also the co-host of her podcast, where she discusses good habits and happiness with her sister, Elizabeth.

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Gretchen Rubin.

In this 31-minute episode Gretchen Rubin and I discuss: