THE BOBBY MASON AUDIO EXPERIENCE

This is a very fun sit down I had with a 17 year old trying to decide if he should start his own company or not. Enjoy!

Resilient Suzanne Corso grew up poor in Brooklyn with her Jewish grandmother and Catholic mother. As a teenager, she dated a notorious mobster who would later be sentenced to life in prison. Later in life, she would marry an ultra-successful market maker on the NYSE. In 2008, they would lose everything, their mansions, helicopter, yachts, and jewels. She is now a successful author and currently bringing her first book to the big screen.

Welcome to episode 12 of Pocket Thoughts, we’ve got another longer episode for you guys today. We have been getting pretty excited for our topics recently and we hope you guys are enjoying and really taking in what we are saying.

The first question we have for today is Who is your role model in life/business? How do you go about finding that role model?

Our second question is what is your one major non-negotiable?

And the third and final question we talk about today is when or how do you decide when it is time for you to quit from a given topic, hobby, opportunity, relationship, literally anything in life that you have been working on? We got deep into that topic and it leads us into what we will be talking about next episode which is our 5 year plan.

A unique inside look into a conversation I had with my interns on social media strategy and where they should get started.

I sit down with Brady Riesgraf, a close friend of mine since high school. Brady, currently a consultant at Booz Allen Hamilton, started a landscaping business with me at the age of fifteen. Listen in as Brady and I talk lessons learned from growing the business as fledgling entrepreneurs.

An inside look into how easy it is to make "demo" or "proof of concept" site. Check it out!

If you look at how entrepreneurship is glamorized on social media, you’d think that it’s easy and exciting and fun for 98% of the time. Truth is… it’s the reverse. Entrepreneurship is super difficult and lonely. Most successful entrepreneurs spend their days fighting fires and trying to stay ahead of the next problem.

I’m Bobby Mason, I’ve had two successful exits as CEO and a few epic bombs. I’m now the CEO and founder of GoMahi.com. A new, high growth crowd solving platform that will use college students to change the world of innovation. This is my daily story about the successes and failures I encounter while I try to grow a business from zero dollars to millions, in a matter of years. Welcome to my life.

If you look at how entrepreneurship is glamorized on social media, you’d think that it’s easy and exciting and fun for 98% of the time. Truth is… it’s the reverse. Entrepreneurship is super difficult and lonely. Most successful entrepreneurs spend their days fighting fires and trying to stay ahead of the next problem.

I’m Bobby Mason, I’ve had two successful exits as CEO and a few epic bombs. I’m now the CEO and founder of GoMahi.com. A new, high growth crowd solving platform that will use college students to change the world of innovation. This is my daily story about the successes and failures I encounter while I try to grow a business from zero dollars to millions, in a matter of years. Welcome to my life.

If you look at how entrepreneurship is glamorized on social media, you’d think that it’s easy and exciting and fun for 98% of the time. Truth is… it’s the reverse. Entrepreneurship is super difficult and lonely. Most successful entrepreneurs spend their days fighting fires and trying to stay ahead of the next problem.

I’m Bobby Mason, I’ve had two successful exits as CEO and a few epic bombs. I’m now the CEO and founder of GoMahi.com. A new, high growth crowd solving platform that will use college students to change the world of innovation. This is my daily story about the successes and failures I encounter while I try to grow a business from zero dollars to millions, in a matter of years. Welcome to my life.

If you look at how entrepreneurship is glamorized on social media, you’d think that it’s easy and exciting and fun for 98% of the time. Truth is… it’s the reverse. Entrepreneurship is super difficult and lonely. Most successful entrepreneurs spend their days fighting fires and trying to stay ahead of the next problem.

I’m Bobby Mason, I’ve had two successful exits as CEO and a few epic bombs. I’m now the CEO and founder of GoMahi.com. A new, high growth crowd solving platform that will use college students to change the world of innovation. This is my daily story about the successes and failures I encounter while I try to grow a business from zero dollars to millions, in a matter of years. Welcome to my life.