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Jimmy Rex, the Founder and CEO of "We Are The They". Jimmy has a goal of developing men into individuals who possess leadership qualities. With his highly respected podcast, "The Jimmy Rex Show," and his best-selling book, "You End Up Where You're Heading," Jimmy is resolute in his mission to inspire and empower individuals to reach their fullest potential. Jimmy's expertise in real estate is evident in his impressive track record of selling over 2500 homes. However, his interests and passions go beyond his thriving coaching program and real estate career. He is an avid adventurer, having traveled to more than 99 countries. His thirst for exploration has led him to swim with tiger sharks, climb Mount Kilimanjaro, participate in bull runs, and work undercover to rescue children from sex trafficking. With such a rich and diverse range of experiences, Jimmy is always engaged and never bored.
If you have a desire to create something truly exceptional, the key lies in finding the best people to work with and then holding onto them by giving them a purpose. When individuals have a clear sense of purpose, they tend to stay committed for the long haul. On a personal level, accepting your life as it is and finding fulfillment in it can be a powerful framework for living. Everyone is searching for a sense of fulfillment, and focusing on that can help guide your decisions and actions. Removing your mask and being vulnerable with the people you care about is also important, as it allows for authentic connections to form. Love cannot be fully accepted if there is a barrier between you and the people you love. Being transparent and genuine creates a foundation of trust and integrity in relationships that can withstand the test of time. By embracing these principles, you can create something truly special and lasting in your personal and professional life.
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On this episode of The Rollercoaster's Tyler is joined with Ryan and Jeff Gardner. Co-founders of Buckedup. Bucked Up is a brand that specializes in sports nutrition and lifestyle and is committed to supporting athletes and individuals in attaining their health and fitness objectives.In 2001, Ryan and his twin brother Jeff established an accomplished internet marketing business where they advertised a variety of products, ranging from supplements to business opportunities and lead generation.
Tyler, Ryan, and Jeff discuss how positivity is a key factor in achieving success. They challenge common misconceptions about kindness and show how it can be an asset in business while maintaining leadership and assertiveness. The trio shares personal stories of using positivity and kindness to overcome obstacles and constantly reinvent themselves to stay relevant in the market. They also explore the risks and lessons learned from betting on oneself and offer practical advice for entrepreneurs seeking to take risks.
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Cheryl Sew Hoy, Founder and CEO of Tiny Health. Tiny Health is the most accurate and affordable at-home gut test for parents to monitor and optimize their baby’s gut health development in those crucial early years. Prior to Tiny Health, she has been co-founder of a non-profit organization called #MovingForward. She has also served as an advisor and an Interim CMO of Tendermint.
On this episode od Rollercoaster, Tyler and Cheryl discover how to improve your resourcefulness as a business founder and utilize it to benefit your company. To succeed as a founder, it is crucial to demonstrate the qualities of one and earn your position and refining your skills over time. Bringing in key personnel, such as C-level executives, who have a genuine concern for the company's product and vision is essential. This approach ensures that key decision-makers are invested in the company's success.
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Chris Taylor, Founder and CEO of Square Root. Inc and Auxi Ventures. Square Root was founded on the principle that data should empower businesses to make smarter decisions and improve operations. We leverage data science and agile development to deliver intelligent, cloud-based software platforms and applications. Prior to Auxi Ventures, he has been a VP and General Manager to CDK Global.
Are you an entrepreneur who's been waiting for the perfect time to take that next step? Well, on this episode of Rollercoaster, Tyler and Chris are to tell you that there's no time like the present! In this episode, they explore the importance of taking the leap and making things happen, even if you don't feel completely ready.
As an entrepreneur, you know that success often comes down to who you know. That's why they also be discuss the critical role of networking and building connections. You'll learn why it's essential to reach out and connect with people, even if it's uncomfortable at first.
So, if you're ready to take your business to the next level, this is for you. They share practical tips and advice on how to connect with others and build a strong network that will give you a competitive advantage in the marketplace.
Don't wait for the perfect moment - take the step and do it now.
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David Self, co-founder and Executive director of KEET Health, is known for developing a patient engagement platform designed to improve patient outcomes and satisfaction, which was used by physical therapy practices to automate patient communications, deliver personalized educational content, and track patient-reported outcomes. Prior to founding KEET Health, he has been an owner to Austin Integrative fitness and was on the advisory board of your trainer technologies. He has extensive experience in the technology and healthcare industries and has been recognized as a leader in digital health innovation.
On this episode, Tyler and David explores two important takeaways for personal and professional growth: don't be afraid to embarrass yourself and prioritize work-life balance. Taking risks and stepping out of your comfort zone is essential for personal development, and they share tips on overcoming the fear of failure. Additionally, work-life balance improves health, mental well-being, and relationships, making it a competitive advantage. The video offers strategies for achieving a healthy balance between work and play.
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AJ Forsythe is the founder and CEO, while Jordan Barnes is the co-founder and CMO of COOP.farm, which is the ultimate chicken coop that brings the unique pleasures of raising chickens to any backyard. Prior to his involvement with COOP.farm, AJ had held positions as Vice-president and General Manager at SquareTrade, as well as CEO and co-founder at iCracked. Additionally, he served as an investor at Supermassive Capital. Jordan, on the other hand, is the head of marketing for Sella and has been an advisor for New Revolution Media.
On this episode, Tyler, AJ Forsythe and Jordan Barnes discuss that success in any endeavor is tied to pursuing something you deeply care about. When you're passionate about your work, your investors and customers will notice your enthusiasm and dedication. They also recognize that choosing the right cofounder is vital, and it's important to take the time to ensure that you share similar goals and values. While they take their work seriously, they also believe in having fun and making history.
- Where to find AJ Forsythe
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ajforsythe/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/spudzeee
COOP: https://coop.farm/
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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordanbarnes1/
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Pete Morgan is the co-founder and CSO of Phylum- an automated and supplychain security product to detect new risks, and protect its customers from malware, vulnerabilities and supply chain attacks. Pete has also worked as vice president for Accuvent (joined by Fishnet Security to become Optive.Inc) and was the CEO and Founder of Clever Security
During this episode, Tyler and Pete delve into the life and experiences of an ethical hacker, also known as a white hat. They explore the role of Phylum in preventing hacking and compare it to an antivirus for software developers. They also discuss the importance of coding knowledge and skillsets for every founder. Tyler also ponders the possibility of ChatGPT and AI replacing humans, as well as the potential applications of artificial intelligence in hacking. Finally, they share some fundamental tips that individuals can use in just 60 seconds to prevent cyberattacks.
Where you can find Pete Morgan
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterjmorgan98/
Phylum : https://www.phylum.io/
Twitter : https://twitter.com/itspetemorgan
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Rebecca Clyde is the Co-Founder and CEO of Botco.ai, which is a conversational AI tool aimed at improving interactions, conversations, and insights with customers. Rebecca is also the VP of Education for HIMSS Arizona chapter, Executive and Finance Committee member for the Arizona Technology Council, Advisor to Syncari, Co-Founder and Owner of Ideas Collide, and the former Co-Managing Director of Girls in Tech Phoenix, and Marketing Programs Manager for Intel.
During the episode, Rebecca and Tyler talk about why diverse teams are an advantage, what it's like to be a woman entrepreneur in tech, why we need more women in venture capital and as entrepreneurs, why building a company for the right reason is important, what to make of the future of AI and the recent "Sydney" AI story, the importance of self-care, the story of when Rebecca's legs stopped working overnight, they journey of Botco.ai and more!
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Corey Kossack is the Founder and CEO of Aspireship - a learning and talent platform that helps you launch and grow your career in tech sales or customer success. Corey has also worked as a venture scout, and was the CEO and Founder of Frederick (acquired by Booker and MINDBODY).
On today's episode, Corey and Tyler Hall discuss the timeline of success, Corey's work and life thesis, how being married and having a family can be a competitive advantage for founders, when to know when to "hang it up" with a startup vs. being resilient, the story of Frederick, the differences between being a startup in Arizona vs. the Bay Area, the features of great founders, asking how you want things to go - then doing it, and much more!
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Where to find Corey Kossack:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coreykossack/
Aspireship: https://aspireship.com/
Udemy courses: https://www.udemy.com/user/corey-kossack-3/
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Faizan Bhatty is the Co-founder of Halo cars (acquired by Lyft) and is the Head of Revenue for Lyft Media. Faizan is also a founding partner of Distributed Capital - a private high-growth startup investment syndicate - and is a recipient of the Forbes "30 Under 30" award in marketing and advertising.
During the episode, Faizan and Tyler discuss what makes the United States a unique business culture, how to realize dreams through building something that you're passionate about, how Faizan decided to start Halo Cars, how Faizan met his co-founder, the story of the "Halo Cars House," how you can tell what's real or not during the validation stage of a new company, how Halo Cars successfully raised funding then exited to Lyft in a single year, thoughts on acqui-hires, what it's like being on the Forbes "30 under 30" list (and how that works), the differences between investor syndicates and VC funds, what it's like transitioning from founder to investor, and more.
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