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Trying To Be Wise with B Weiss - Episode 6 - Ryan Fuller (Supreme Skateboard King/Entrepreneur/World Record Holder)
Good thing “Full” is in his name, because Ryan Fuller (IG: @ryfuller) sure lives a full life. Meet the sixth guest on the Trying To Be Wise with B Weiss podcast
When you look at him, you may notice his gold teeth. There’s much more to Ryan than meets the eye.
He’s the kind of guy just about anyone could get along with. He also holds the world record for highest amount a skateboard set has ever been sold for (hint: over $800k).
While Ryan has paved his way with the brand Supreme, he’s had other successes as well. Currently, he’s working on growing his PPE business and his app, Trail Roulette. If you hike or mountain bike, Trail Roulette is a great way to map out your trail utilizing Augmented Reality.
Our conversation ranged from living life to running a weed shop to being busted with over $90k in cash to having a successful Supreme store to making more money than anyone else in the world from a skateboard set to his near death experience and more.
NOTE ABOUT QUALITY (from Ben):
The audio did not record as nicely as I’d like. I’m hopeful the quality will get especially better consistently after the first few dozen podcasts, realistically.
NOTE ABOUT WHEN THIS WAS FILMED:
This was filmed on October 1st, 2019. Simply put, it wasn’t released until now in 2020 because I (Ben) have been waiting for a time where I could start filming and releasing podcasts consistently. I didn’t want to release podcasts I filmed until I was in the position to be consistent.
I filmed the first 11 podcasts and then got super busy with work. Since the podcast doesn’t make me money I had to focus on what pays the bills. However, once I built my main business (Fresh Right Hand - marketing company) up enough to the point where I know now I can be consistent with the podcast (I have enough team to help take care of tasks to help keep growing biz) I’m beginning to launch the podcast. My goal is to release 1+ podcast per week consistently for a long time to come. We’ll see what happens, but that’s the goal.
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By tryingtobewisepodcastGood thing “Full” is in his name, because Ryan Fuller (IG: @ryfuller) sure lives a full life. Meet the sixth guest on the Trying To Be Wise with B Weiss podcast
When you look at him, you may notice his gold teeth. There’s much more to Ryan than meets the eye.
He’s the kind of guy just about anyone could get along with. He also holds the world record for highest amount a skateboard set has ever been sold for (hint: over $800k).
While Ryan has paved his way with the brand Supreme, he’s had other successes as well. Currently, he’s working on growing his PPE business and his app, Trail Roulette. If you hike or mountain bike, Trail Roulette is a great way to map out your trail utilizing Augmented Reality.
Our conversation ranged from living life to running a weed shop to being busted with over $90k in cash to having a successful Supreme store to making more money than anyone else in the world from a skateboard set to his near death experience and more.
NOTE ABOUT QUALITY (from Ben):
The audio did not record as nicely as I’d like. I’m hopeful the quality will get especially better consistently after the first few dozen podcasts, realistically.
NOTE ABOUT WHEN THIS WAS FILMED:
This was filmed on October 1st, 2019. Simply put, it wasn’t released until now in 2020 because I (Ben) have been waiting for a time where I could start filming and releasing podcasts consistently. I didn’t want to release podcasts I filmed until I was in the position to be consistent.
I filmed the first 11 podcasts and then got super busy with work. Since the podcast doesn’t make me money I had to focus on what pays the bills. However, once I built my main business (Fresh Right Hand - marketing company) up enough to the point where I know now I can be consistent with the podcast (I have enough team to help take care of tasks to help keep growing biz) I’m beginning to launch the podcast. My goal is to release 1+ podcast per week consistently for a long time to come. We’ll see what happens, but that’s the goal.