Ramen Profitable

In this week's episode, Chris and Atish review recent forays into other podcasts and discuss how their experiences translate to being co-hosts in their own right. Chris talks about another podcast he was a guest on and how his experience delineated the importance of having a real conversation while Atish talks about another podcast idea he had and the viability of a "reaction" format. Find us on Instagram Atish: @atishmazish Chris: @elephantscout

This week, Atish reveals he knows nothing about business social media accounts, (he even calls them "professional" accounts for most of the episode), so he picks Chris' brain on the functionality and use-cases of business accounts. From there, the team segues into building Atish a social media strategy based on the audience Chris helped him define last week! Find us on Instagram Atish: @atishmazish Chris: @elephantscout

This week, Chris and Atish celebrate 3 months of the Ramen Profitable Podcast! They do a "check-in" over progress and movement across the past 3 months as well as acknowledging the challenges and setbacks. Chris discusses novel upcoming projects and his social media strategy and later helps Atish define his audience. Find us on Instagram Atish: @atishmazish Chris: @elephantscout

This week Chris and Atish get deep into social media algorithms,(predominantly Instagram. They discuss approaches for building content for unique and specific audiences, as well as review recent social media strategies by both parties. Find us on Instagram Atish: @atishmazish Chris: @elephantscout

Chris and Atish dig deep into feedback this week. They discuss not only the importance of getting feedback, but also how to know when you should stick to your guns and follow through with your vision. Atish describes feedback he's gotten in his career, and how it troubles him about reacting to feedback while developing, "Flow Roll." Chris describes his process for collecting and evaluating feedback, and how it influenced the development of his Murder Mystery Night. Find us on Instagram Atish: @atishmazish Chris: @elephantscout

In this weeks' episode Chris and Atish deep dive on trendiness. Atish talks about the history of the band Bring Me The Horizon and uses it as a case study on how to consistently be 2-3 years ahead of the curve. This sparks a discussion on trendiness, and Chris and Atish discuss the value of meaningful content that stands the test of time, and using trendy mediums to broaden your audience. Find us on Instagram Atish: @atishmazish Chris: @elephantscout

This week's episode is all about balance! Atish talks about the lifestyle shift brought on by coronavirus that led to a crash and Chris gives advice on how to maintain ownership while relinquishing control. They both discuss how entrepreneurship may have changed as a result of Covid-19, and think about how to do your best work while maintaining mental health. Find us on Instagram Atish: @atishmazish Chris: @elephantscout

In this week's episode of Ramen Profitable, Chris and Atish put their heads together on defining Ramen Profitability and the requirements for being Ramen Profitable. From there, they discuss tools and tactics of achieving ramen profitability and action steps that Atish has been thinking about to accelerate the development of "Flow Roll".   Atish's LinkedIn Find us on Instagram Atish: @atishmazish Chris: @elephantscout

In this week's episode, Chris and Atish go over a Forbes list of essential questions for entrepreneurs. They tackle concepts like the necessity for comfort in failure, the importance of motives in business creation, and the necessary skills to start a business. They also introduce why it is important to continually question and evaluate your efforts in order to better align your actions with intentions.   Forbes Article Find us on Instagram Atish: @atishmazish Chris: @elephantscout

In this week's episode, Chris and Atish debate Bourne vs. Bond and then dive into audience building. They discuss the 1,000 True Fans essay, audience building strategies, how to remain authentic to your work, and how to expand your reach while staying true to the fans who got you to where you are. Find us on Instagram Atish: @atishmazish Chris: @elephantscout