STICK TALK PODCAST

On this episode of the STICK TALK podcast, the guys sit down with Dickie Bush. Dickie reveals how to get rich on Twitter and responds to Elon Musk. He talks about his journey from working for black rock on Wall Street to earning money on Twitter and building a successful online business. Dickie shares his experience of going viral on Twitter, which led him to start ship30for30, a community for writers. Bush also addresses Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter and offers his best tips to increase your Twitter following. He discusses the potential of LinkedIn as a platform and mentions his plans to expand his content creation to YouTube. Additionally, he tells a crazy story about how he got tickets for the Super Bowl, where Tom Brady got his seventh Super Bowl ring.

On this episode of the STICK TALK podcast, the boys host a members lounge episode. Dan, Andre, Christian and Scott discuss the biggest mistakes entreprenurs make and future big guests.  The team also discussed their favorite podcast episodes, guests, and experiences during the show's production. 

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Time stamps:

0:00 - Start

1:00 - Scott leaving the podcast 

4:05 - Scott living in 6 different cities 

10:25 - The importance of following your dreams 

12:25 - Why people should leave their hometown

17:00 - Be responsible with your finances 

20:38 - Myron Golden's great advice 

26:00 - Why Cole Gordon is successful 

28:40 - Scott on making 20K a month 

31:40 - Our favorite podcast episode 

53:10 - Big guests incoming

Part 2 of the podcast with Gary Cardone! Gary talks about the time he landed a $700 million deal. He shares his experience interviewing Vivek Ramaswamy for the first time. He reveals his thoughts on the future of Bitcoin. He also shares stories about his brother, Grant Cardone, and discusses how toxic Twitter was before Elon Musk took over the platform. Additionally, he criticizes Harvard University and discusses what you should consider before hiring people.

On this episode of the STICK TALK podcast, the guys sit down with Gary Cardone. Gary discusses his relationship with his brother, Grant Cardone. He talks about how Mark Zuckerberg and Meta are going to be challenged by Twitter. He exposes the FTC and talks about how he built multiple billion-dollar businesses. He also explains why he could never work with his brother, and he gives a bold Bitcoin prediction.

On this episode of the STICK TALK podcast, the guys sit down with dropshipping expert Leo Iciano. He discusses his journey from government assistance at a young age to being successful with e-commerce and dropshipping. He talks about how it is having his girlfriend as a business partner and how she helps him grow the business. He touches on how you can use the Shopify affiliate program and how they are using TikTok's newly introduced affiliate program to generate income. He also talks about how Dubai is a great place to live and why Tampa is the best place for entrepreneurship.

On this episode of the STICK TALK podcast, the guys sit down with Daniel Fazio. Daniel reveals the reasons why you might not succeed on social media. He discusses the importance of meeting followers' expectations by creating educational and valuable content. Fazio also shares the biggest mistakes people make when going for coaching and why ListKit can compete with the biggest B2B lead databases out there.

On this episode of the STICK TALK podcast, the guys sit down with Tanner Chidester. Tanner reveals how he went from a college dropout to $70M. He also talks about how he spends $3M on coaches and why reaching out to people in DMs is important. Additionally, he shares some of the best advice he got from Patrick Bet-David and how he built a company with 100 employees.

On this episode of the STICK TALK podcast, the boys host a members lounge episode. Dan, Andre, and Christian discuss Russell Brunson's event, the Client Ascension event in Tampa, and their company, ListKit, which is a B2B prospect database for outbound marketing.

On this episode of the STICK TALK podcast, the guys sit down with Daniel Snow. Daniel Snow talks about his $50 million business, having dinner with Drake, and making it to the Forbes list. He also discusses his experience as the founder of RapTV, boasting over 12 million subscribers on Instagram. Daniel shares his journey starting a fitness page and Twitter, revealing the secrets to growing on social media. Additionally, he discloses the key to earning millions in e-commerce and explains why COVID-19 was the best time for e-commerce. He talks about his own agency, Snow Agency, and why he believes Miami is the best place for entrepreneurs.

00:00 - Start 

00:55 - starting his fitness page 

05:00 - How to grow on social media 

07:30 - How Daniel started RapTV

19:25 - Why Daniel wanted to travel the world 

22:00 - Dinner with Drake 

24:55 - Daniel earning millions with E-commerce

33:40 - Daniel talking about Snow Agency

40:40 - Daniel exiting his agency

43:40 - Importance of building a brand 

45:50 - The secrets to be successful 

48:00 - Daniel's dream on being an entrepreneur 

54:45 - Moving to Miami   

58:20 - Why Daniel wants to move to Japan 

59:45 - How to win friends and influence people

On this episode of the STICK TALK podcast, the boys sit down with Dre Medici. Dre Medici reveals how he built an 8-figure agency at the age of 23. Starting with humble beginnings cleaning shoes in school, he found his passion for buying, reselling, and hosting events. At 18, he moved to New York to start his own business and co-founded Linkme, which now has over a million users. Dre Medici shares his tips for building a successful agency at a young age, like taking smart risks and investing in yourself. He also stresses the importance of building strong relationships with clients and your team. Plus, he has an interesting rule: he only buys things that can be tax write-offs.