This week on Proof of Concept we had social media content creator, lifelong entrepreneur, and previous guest Casper Opala make a return to the show. You might know him better as Casper Capital, but in this episode we talked about his journey to becoming a content creator with over 3M followers.

Casper talked with us about how he started off as a day trader when he was 13 and how later he found gold when he discovered his niche of finance tips. We also talked about some quotes that Casper lives by and what they mean to him and also how Austin and I interpreted them.

Here is the link to apply to the retreat! 

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Also, if you just want more details reach out to @adnmurphy on Instagram!

This week on Proof of Concept we have a continuation of the episode from last week. We continued our conversation to talk about how to channel your competitiveness, the importance of keeping open time on your schedule to think, and how everyone is interesting, you just have to be interested.

Luke talked about how he was an externally competitive person in high school and how he soon became internally competitive. He also mentioned how important it is to have time to brainstorm and read new things to become interested in.

This week on Proof of Concept we had college builder, professional people connector, and certified game player of college Luke Clancy. We talked to Luke about how to make the most out of your time in college and some of the strategies that you can use to actually win at college. 

Luke mentioned the importance of being a super-connector for people, building an engine for learning, and taking up spontaneous opportunities whenever possible. This is going to be the first of a two-part episode.

This week on Proof of Concept we had seasoned real estate investor, fellow podcast host, UIUC alum, and previous guest Jacob Swiney make a return to the show. Last time Jacob was on, we explored unique ways to break out of the mold.

While in college Jacob lived for free and made $60K so in this episode, we're switching gears to discuss earning money outside the usual 9-5 job, the importance of making enough money for yourself, and Jacob's insights on different financial securities.

Hello, everyone! This week on Overdue Austin and I sat down to record an episode with just the two of us. We talked about 3-4 themes or quotes that we live by and how they have influenced us in the past year and shaped our visions for the upcoming year.

Hello, everyone! This week on 'Overdue,' we were joined by Fernando Arreguin , an up-and-coming realtor from Chicago. We dive into Fernando's journey into real estate, discussing the challenges and successes he's encountered. Fernando also shares how mentorship has been crucial in his professional growth.

Hello everyone, on this episode of Proof of Concept we had Grayson Adelstein. Grayson is a freshman at UIUC currently in the Gies college of business. We got to sit down with him and talk about where his entrepreneurial journey really began and some of the things he is currently working on. We talked about how he started small with things like a lemonade stand and soon upscaled to a shoe-selling business that made over $800k in revenue. We also got to hear about his current project called Ripple and how he started a scholarship for students interested in business at his high school at such a young age. We hope you all enjoy.

¡Hola todos! En este segmento de Proof of Concept, entrevistamos a Jose, un DJ profesional de 21 años que ha trabajado en la mayoría de los night clubs populares de Chicago. El nació en Venezuela y se vino a los Estados Unidos cuando tenía 17 años para tener la oportunidad de cumplir sus sueños. Disfruta!

Hello everyone! On this episode of Proof of Concept, we had Will Lawson. Will is the co-founder of Resolv, a startup helping crypto businesses recover their stolen assets. Hear about how Will himself got thousands stolen in crypto and how Resolv was initially just an idea in his TE250 class, and has since gained support from investors. Outside of Resolv, Will's top priority is being the “best at balance.” With a 4.0 gpa, 315 bench, and a passion-igniting startup, he is definitely living true to this claim. This one was a great time to record, so I hope you all enjoy.

Hello everyone, on this episode of Proof of Concept we sat down for a conversation with Aidan Murphy. Aidan got his entrepreneurial kick in his sophomore year of highschool, where he did the classic door-to-door lawn mowing business. After making 30,000 his senior year of highschool, he partnered in founding Moe Mow’s Landscaping, essentially an uber for lawn care. This year they are estimated to do right around a quarter million in revenue, but it was a slow grind to get to this point. We also explored how Aidan became the man he is today, how through this grind he went from cocky to humble, and what virtues he is currently striving for. I hope you all enjoy.