Why Most Entrepreneurs Never Get Started

Why Most Entrepreneurs Never Get Started

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Why Most Entrepreneurs Are Playing the Wrong Game

In this episode, I sit down with Matt Ragland to talk about the ideas behind my new book and why I believe most people have been sold the wrong vision of entrepreneurship. We discuss the difference between flashy startup culture and building real wealth through practical business ...  Show more

Why Most Entrepreneurs Are Playing the Wrong Game

In this conversation with Justin, I share how building an audience online transformed my business career, from raising capital and finding investors to hiring world class talent and launching entirely new companies. We dive into the opportunities that came from being radically tr ...  Show more

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