Ramen to Riches

Amy Balliett (Founder & CEO of Killer Visual Strategies) is an award-winning entrepreneur and author based in Seattle. Amy joins Jay to discuss the importance of building a strong support system before becoming an entrepreneur, her unusual journey to becoming a business owner, and more.

Quentin Rosso (Co-Founder of Gamercraft) sits down to discuss the uglier aspects of entrepreneurship, why he measures his life in KPIs, and the most foolproof way to start on the path to real wealth. 

Jack Kuveke (Co-Founder of Huddle) sits down to discuss how he built his company from the ground up, the importance of exposing yourself to new experiences, and surrounding yourself with people on the same mission as you. He also talks about why he dropped out of college to pursue an irresistible opportunity in Serbia, and how it changed the course of his life. 

Rachel Carpenter (CEO of Intrinio, Forbes 30 Under 30), sits down with Jay to talk about her journey of founding Intrinio, a full-fledged database of real-time market data. She talks about the backlash she faced from starting a business rather than taking the routine route of getting a job, and how to raise funding for your startup.

Brennen Bliss (Founder & CEO of PixelCutLabs) sits down to discuss the importance of building a winning team, and what it takes to become a successful business owner.

Jason Shapiro (CRO of Betcha) discusses how the app is changing the sports gaming industry forever and how he networked his way into his dream job. He also gives his top tips for entrepreneurs hesitant to enter a crowded space.

Eddiana Rosen (featured Forbes blogger) sits down with Jay Washington to discuss how she began business coaching, the struggles she faced as an immigrant with a language barrier early on, and how she was able to turn her hobby into a full-time business.

Noah Tucker is doing what every college kid dreams of: making millions of dollars through a side hustle. Meet the whiz kid who's made millions utilizing dropshipping on his online store, and learn how he did it in this interview.

Trevor Oldham (Founder of Podcasting You) discusses how to get booked on podcasts within your niche, how to grow your social media following to hundreds of thousands, and the best practices to start a dropshipping business. 

Alec Gillinder and Quinn King (Founders of MedUx) discuss how to succeed in business plan competitions, how to think unconventionally, and how to create something that doesn't just create value but make a difference. They also discuss the #1 key to their early success and what other people should be doing if they plan on starting a business of their own.