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The Tinder vs. Bumble war is one of the most interesting and dramatic business rivalries in the modern era. Whitney Wolfe Herd is an American entrepreneur. She is the founder and CEO of publicly traded Bumble, Inc, an online dating platform, launched in 2014. She was previously the vice president of marketing for Tinder. Wolfe Herd was named as one of 2017's and 2018's Forbes 30 Under 30, and in 2018 she was named in the Time 100 List. She was the co-founder of Tinder in 2012 and then became the founder of Bumble, Tinder's #1 competitor. In February 2021, Wolfe Herd became the world's youngest, female, self-made billionaire when she took Bumble public. She is the youngest woman to have taken a company public, at age 31. So why would a Tinder co-founder start Bumble? Listen to episode to find out!

People say as soon as I accomplish this one thing in my life, then I'll be happy. But when you achieve it, there's always another thing, and another thing after that. A lot of people fall into this loop. “When I finish school, I’ll be happy” - not happy. “When I get married, I’ll be happy” - not happy. “When I have kids, I’ll be happy” - not happy. “When my kids get out of the house, I’ll be happy” - not happy. “When I go to heaven, I’ll finally be happy”. So, it comes down to the question "What is really happiness?", a lot of people are stumped. Listen to this episode for an entertaining segment! #halfwayto100

After starting to pay football in his senior year of high school, he played JUCO ball at three different colleges until earning himself a spot as a walk on wide receiver on the USC Trojan football team. Listen o the episode to hear his amazing story! It's a full 90 minute movie!

In this episode we bring in Jared Hathaway, a track phenom in high school who had been all-state, had several D1 college offers, and turned to Youtube instead. We talk about his journey, going somewhere he was very passionate about yet somewhere that was risky. Jared talks about leaving the comfort zone, becoming a content creator, and growing as an individual through the biggest decision he's ever made. He is a huge believer in following your dreams, as the pain of regret is much greater than the pain of discipline. Listen to this episode for a mind blowing story!

In this episode, we interview the @donisbrothers and how they have made it in the real estate business. They run the Real Estate Monopoly Podcast which has released 124 episodes, spent $70 million combined on apartments and the oldest of them is only 23!

In this episode, we sit down with rapper and investor Giorgiy Roykman AKA @funancialism. One of our best speakers ever from Episode 17 nearly a year ago, he is back today in Episode 41 to talk all about Bitcoin, crypto, investing, and Pokemon. Check out this episode for a very entertaining and informative episode!

With Akul Ramayani, a 3x World Champion and 6x All American Racquetball Player who is a medical student at CUNY, we discuss his journey to becoming a world champion at 13. He has started his own academic initiatives as well through his @collegeproprep program which helps people get admitted and is currently doing undergraduate research with a process from Yale. On this episode, we talk motivation, the sacrifice it takes to get to that level, and self improvement. Listen to this episode releasing tomorrow to hear his story!

In this episode, we discuss Tommy’s story. As a child, he had been a victim of child abandonment that set him on a journey of neglect, instability, and emotional abuse that landed him into foster care at the age of 14. Realizing he didn’t want to be a “victim”, Tommy decided to flip the script. He started writing “The Greatest Advantage”, a novel about his life and how he overcame such a tough childhood and has sold over 8000 copies to this day. WRITING THE BOOK IN ONLY 3 MONTHS AT THE AGE OF 14, he was a published author at 15. In this powerful autobiography, he dives into the power of perspective when overcoming challenges, pushing readers to align themselves with the voice of truth as they navigate their passage to joy and productivity in spite of adversity. We all are born in different situations. It’s the choices we make that define who we will become in life.

In this episode, we discuss the pros and cons of space exploration, the impact it has on the economy, and debate if it is in America’s best interest to spend this money in other industries. According to a recent study, the U.S. government in 2021 spent over $22 billion in space travel. Should we cut this spending or increase? Listen to this episode to learn more!

In this episode, we discuss writing a book, how much money you make when writing a book, and a ton of interesting stories. Listen to this comedic segment for more!