In this second part of the episode, we continue my conversation with James Camp (https://x.com/JamesonCamp), an entrepreneur who has built and sold multiple internet-based businesses. We talk about his idea for a subsidized rehab business model that leverages asynchronous technology to provide treatment for addiction, particularly in the context of the rise of sports betting. We also share our thoughts on the importance of taking action and copying successful business models, as well as the concept of the "Midwit curve" and why being like the "caveman" can be more effective. 

If you missed the first part, be sure to check out episode #117.

Timestamps below. Enjoy!
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00:00 Highlights_Record-Breaking Sales and Unusual Courses
00:31 Introduction to Part Two with James Camp
00:45 Opportunities in the Rehab Industry
01:09 The Rise of Gambling and Addiction
02:52 Asynchronous Telemedicine for Gambling Addiction
06:13 The Future of Junk Food and Addiction
07:37 Lessons from Business Failures and Successes
10:02 The Myth of Market Saturation
11:55 The Power of Copying Successful Ideas
16:18 Effective Cold Email Strategies
17:03 Selling High-Value Packages
18:28 Lessons from Nightclub Promotions
19:28 Targeting the Right Audience
21:35 The Power of In-Person Networking
24:27 The Importance of Just Doing It
30:38 Mindset and Belief in Success
31:46 Conclusion and Final Thoughts