The Outliers Code

Ilya Fedorovich is a social media personality and serial entrepreneur who gained fame through his YouTube channel, His popularity also grew on Instagram and TikTok, and his friendship with YouTube star David Dobrik further elevated his online presence. Today we discuss what his experience has been starting his newest company, Xeela Fitness. We talk about the challenges of starting an app as well as the mindset it takes to accomplish your goals despite the challenges life throws at you. I hope you enjoy.

Shadi Bakour is on a mission to change the world, one thirsty individual at a time. His California-based company PATH sells bottled water in refillable metal bottles, with the goal of bringing both consumers and organizations a convenient, affordable and sustainable alternative to environmentally unfriendly plastic water bottles.

Luke Hopkins completely reinvented himself. At age 12, his family experienced a horrible tragedy in an electrical accident with Luke's father, leaving him badly burned and disabled. Luke set out to be a lifeline to his family and make sure they never felt unsafe. Since then, he's amassed over 300,000 followers across all platforms, earned a full-ride scholarship to USC, and started his own personal training business, and so much more. In this podcast, he explains how you can reinvent yourself and completely change how you're perceived by others, and how simple it really is to achieve this.

This week, Noah Neiman joins me on the podcast and shares his incredibly inspiring story on how he created Rumble Boxing Gym and became a worldwide recognized fitness celebrity. From almost dying from a drug overdose, suffering from severe anxiety and depression at his lowest point to opening the first Rumble location just a few years later, this is a story you don't want to miss. He credits a majority of his success to his always positive energy around others, and goes over topics like capitalizing on your strengths, balance, and doing what you love.

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On today's episode, Blake Anderson, founder of "Looksmaxxing" apps RizzGPT, UMax, and the future of self-improvement, Apex, joins us today. At only 23, he's become a multi-millionaire app developer and entrepreneur, with very limited technical background. Blake explains how he started his multiple app ideas, giving incredible insight into what it's like to navigate these spaces in 2024, dealing with influencers, risk tolerance, work ethic, and so much more in this incredibly informative interview.

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I'm joined by Avi Patel, founder of the online licensing marketplace Nitrility, valued at over 20 million, who's accomplished so much at just 20 years old. One of my favorite interviews, Avi explains how he overcame being an anxious, anti-social, rule-following kid to closing million dollar deals and speaking to the world's top celebrities all in the span of 2 years. He goes over how he got his company idea, the importance of a personal brand, and why we should all stop learning and start doing-- amongst much more which you'll have to watch the episode to find out!

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This week, Joseph Abell joins us on the podcast and shares his incredibly inspirational story on how he overcame homelessness and now thrives off his multiple income streams. You might know him from his cooking videos on social media that blew him up to 3m followers across Tiktok and Instagram, and on this episode, he's revealed he's much more than just a shredded social media chef.

This week, Frederik Feldt, the young founder of viral toy brand Monke World joins us on the podcast. You’ve likely seen the monkey get thrown around, tossed off buildings, stretched, beat up, and much more on TikTok, Youtube and Instagram, so we’re bringing you the surprisingly wild story about how all this came to be. From a 18 year old kid in Denmark to a multi-milliion dollar business across the world, you're not going to want to miss this episode.

Yofray Ray, founder of the infamous college media giant ImShmacked, joins us on the podcast this week and reveals exactly what happened to the company through its peak and eventual downfall. This is his first public recount of what went down, and his first podcast appearance of all time, so you'll definitely not want to miss this wild story.

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Jeremy Kim, founder of Nectar Hard Seltzer, joins us on the podcast this week. He shares his inspiring journey of how he started the biggest Asian alcoholic seltzer company of all time, discussing transitioning from the music to CPG industries, burnout, self-doubt, and what the future of business should look like, and the secrets to starting a CPG business yourself, amongst many more topics. This is one of the best podcasts yet, be sure to follow for more updates!