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Sebastian Sanders is an author of the book "The Art of Giving", a public speaker, entrepreneur, and founder of his non-profit organization Sander's Hand. Before finding success in these ventures, he actually wanted to be a rapper. Unfortunately, his rapping career never took off, but he still found use in using his voice.
Through his voice, Sebastian Sanders has been able to the youth in need of proper education. The Sanders Hand is a 501c3 non-profit founded in 2017 servicing over 2,000 youth from Texas to Oklahoma.
With 2 active programs; Education & Community, Sanders Hand promotes innovation, empowerment, diversity by preparing our next generation of leaders for success one student at a time.
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Charlie Live helps entrepreneurs amplifying their impact and income by growing their personal brands. He is part of the iLegendz team where they all practice what they preach. Everybody in the team has a personal brand and one of the things that Charlie enjoys talking about is personal development.
In Charlie Live's story, he wanted to become successful as he tried different business models such as creating his own social media marketing agency. He believes that everything in the world happens for a reason and that if you have a flow of energy within you, you'll attract others with that same energy.
When Charlie met the owner of iLegendz, Marco Champion, he knew that he wanted to be on his team to learn and grow as an entrepreneur. Under his wing, Charlie is learning a lot more about business, marketing, and personal development. That's why it is so important to surround yourself with people who are successful.
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Cayden Phipps is the owner of LeadStream and the COO of Shop Accelerator. In this episode we talk about:
Shop Accelerator has been helping automotive shops grow like wildfire for over four years. The automated marketing system has helped over a hundred shops across the world. Cayden Phipps and his team at Shop Accelerator continue to revolutionize automotive lead generation with advanced advertising practices such as SMS marketing.
Lead Stream is a digital marketing agency that helps businesses with social media marketing, SEO, content creation, and advertisement.
Cayden Phipps realized that he wants to drive business results for people while showing them raw proof. through Lead Stream. When advertising online, one can analyze the data and demonstrate how business is doing.
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Jeet Banerjee is a TEDx speaker, entrepreneur, and founder of Income Incubator. He realized when he was in high school that he didn't want to work for anybody because the feeling of being "replaced" by another person didn't feel right.
After dabbling with website development at his own company JB Media Force, Jeet Banerjee stumbled upon eCommerce. This business model of eCommerce gave him autonomy and ever since it has stuck with him.
Like many dropshippers, the game is to find a winning product from a manufacturer in Asia. However, Jeet took a different approach to use local manufacturers here in the US and offering great product delivery, which is something you cannot really do if you ship directly from Asia.
By communicating with manufacturers, Jeet Banerjee is able to deliver unique products to the market while creating a brand experience and having them become a distributor as well. In other words, Jeet has created a system around the logistics to make and deliver quality products to his customers.
In fact, Jeet Banerjee's model is so successful that he has over a dozen eCommerce stores and counting. His ambition is to grow this number by acquiring other eCommmerce brands because starting a new one from scratch can be a long process.
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Myke Metzger is an entrepreneur, marketing & branding expert, Co-founder of BRWLRZ, and author. His story on how he got into entrepreneurship is something else. From not having any direction in life to living an unproductive lifestyle to having a ton of negative influences in his life to eventually becoming a successful entrepreneur.
No matter how bad your current situation is or how bad your mindset is at the moment, Myke Metzger's stories can be something to fuel the burning sensation of becoming something greater.
In this podcast episode, we go over the importance of building a personal brand and how much influence it has on your businesses as a whole.
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Marco Champion was and still is hungry for success. His first brand was Motiv, a clothing brand that empowers people to be motivated for success. Some of his products in his store are skateboarding decks, as it was something he is very passionate about.
Unfortunately, he had a devastating incident where he was hit by a car. He was told by his doctor that he would be lucky to ever walk again. However, after a period of time, Marco was able to skate again, but not to the hardcore extent that he previously did. This story of his was the key motivation and reason why he created Motiv.
Motiv wasn't paying the bills and he was looking for a way to make serious money, so he ended up in the digital marketing space with one of his mentors. After gaining some experience, he eventually made his marketing agency, iLegendz, where he helps people grow their personal brands on Instagram.
Building a personal brand is so important nowadays and entrepreneurs can either be too busy or not have the know-how to build one. Marco Champion and the team at iLegendz does that through collaborations, content curation, PR, among other things to help people grow their Instagram pages.
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Dan Brag went to great lengths to build the digital agency he has today. One of the topics we covered was that when students learn a topic for a grade, that simply isn't enough. If you were to instead learn something to apply it in a business or project then that will be 100X better.
Learning and applying something, especially for a business, will help you in the real world. A simple letter grade will not suffice.
Dan Brag in that respect learned 7 different programming languages to build websites which he offers as a service. When asked why he doesn't use WordPress, it is because there is a lot of fluff that can make the site slow compared to making a custom one. In addition, he has more functionality and autonomy in making edits to the backend.
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In developed countries like the US (where this podcast is based) we may take things for granted, especially for entrepreneurs. We have access to awesome tools, the latest trends, and tech that other underdeveloped countries may not have.
How do we know this? In this podcast episode, we have Gent Huruglica who is a brand creator and the founder of Software Designs and Urban Clothing Line. Gent is from Kosovo, which is a country small country in Southeastern Europe with a population of about 2 million.
Gent Huruglica explains that all the new marketing trends and tools that start in developed countries have a delay effect in underdeveloped countries like Kosovo. As a result, the entrepreneurial know-how and opportunities are so strong like in the US, UK, Australia, Japan, etc.
Despite the hurdles of not having access to the latest tech, tools, and marketing trends, Gent Huruglica was still able to become a pioneer and entrepreneur in his home country of Kosovo. In Kosovo, entrepreneurship is completely foreign and the idea of creating a personal brand is non-existent. This, however, did not stop Gent from growing his personal brand and making money by teaching people design and branding.
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Danel Cabrera first encountered dropshipping as a side hustle when he was still a college student. Overtime as his experience and knowledge of dropshipping went up, he realized that he had to take this dropshipping "side hustle" as a legitimate business.
When Danel first got started he used Youtube as his main resource for learning dropshipping but it wasn't until he found a consultant that he real success. There was a lot of missing material from the Youtube videos that he had to learn by experience and the consultant he had previously hired.
One of the gems that he tells all aspiring entrepreneurs going into the dropshipping space is that you have to be resilient. You are going to have to spend money and suffer through bad times because things are not butterflies and rainbows. As a dropshipper, Danel Cabrera explains that one is going to go through some tough situations but you have to overcome them.
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Austin Gappelberg is the CEO and founder of Keyp. Austin has always had a passion for fashion and functional products. It was from this concept that he developed a minimum viable product (MVP) of a key holder that goes in the back of your phone to prevent people from losing their keys.
The problem of losing his keys and cards was a serious problem as a college student. One of the best things in business is to create a product or service that scratches your own itch, and that's what Austin Gappelberg did with Keyp.
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