Entrepreneur, Among Other Things
Entrepreneur, among other things...
“A human being should be able to change a diaper, plan an invasion, butcher a hog, write a sonnet, balance accounts, build a wall, comfort the dying, take orders, give orders, cooperate, act alone, cook a meal, fight efficiently, and die gallantly. Specialization is for insects.”
― Robert A. Heinlein
I talk to the most interesting people we can find in business, finance, science, art, technology, and human improvement and try to learn from them.
Episodes
137 episodes
#129 - Carmine Del Sordi: Mastery Over Money: Why Your Core Values Are the Key to Success
In this episode, we sit down with Carmine Del Sordi, a former corporate executive who retired at age 50 after a 20-year career spanning consumer goods, high-tech, and biotech. Carmine shares the "internal revelations" he experienced during grad...
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#128 - Kevelyn Guzman: Coldwell Banker, Warburg, and Compass: Navigating Massive Industry Mergers.
In this episode of the EAOT Podcast, we sit down with Kevelyn Guzman, Regional Vice President at Coldwell Banker Warburg, to explore her incredible 20-year journey through the heart of New York City real estate.Kevelyn shares raw insigh...
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#127 - David Ask: Scaling a Simple Idea to Home Depot & Global Success | Legacy & Authenticity
In this episode of the podcast, we sit down with David Ask, a professional vocalist, entrepreneur, and author who has successfully navigated the worlds of both art and business. David shares his fascinating journey from moving to Nashville for ...
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#126 - Billy Keels: Stop Networking: Why 'Who Knows You' Is More Important Than 'Who You Know.
In this episode, we delve into the remarkable journey of Billy Keels, who transitioned from a high-stakes corporate career at companies like Dell and Cisco to becoming a global real estate investor and lifestyle entrepreneur. From his roots in ...
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S7 | Clay Moffat | From Victim Mentality to Personal Accountability
In this episode, we sit down with performance coach and author Clay Moffat to dive deep into the "Trust Trap" and the journey from a victim mentality to radical personal accountability.Clay shares his powerful transition from a jaded Na...
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S6 | Chris Hood | Customer-Centricity: How to Build a Business That Actually Lasts.
In this video, digital strategist and author Chris Hood breaks down the fundamental mistake many organizations make: prioritizing technology over people. Whether you are implementing AI or launching a startup, success depends on one thing: Cust...
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#125 - Bobby Klinck: Is AI Better Than a Human Lawyer? How Automation is Changing the Legal Game
In this episode, we sit down with Bobby Klinck, a Harvard Law graduate and former federal prosecutor who walked away from the "dream career" in Big Law to redefine legal protection for entrepreneurs.Bobby shares the dramatic "coffee cup"...
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#124 - Michael Delisser - Why Do Companies Promote Good Employees to Be Bad Managers?
Michael de Lisser has spent over 25 years helping leaders bridge the gap between technical expertise and high-impact leadership. Growing up watching his father coach Fortune 100 executives on communication, Michael realized early on that techni...
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#123 – Mike Deaton - Land Flipping Without Tenants or Repairs: A Real Estate Strategy Few Share
In this episode of Entrepreneur, Among Other Things Podcast, we sit down with Mike Deaton, founder of Flipping Dirt, to discuss vacant land investing and building a freedom-first real estate business. After losing his corporate job in 2016, Mik...
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#122 - Randy Gage - Making 10 Million Dollars in Networks Marketing, Selling Millions of Books in Russia, and How the Popular Media Programs us to Stay Broke
Randy Gage is a self-made millionaire, author, and globally recognized speaker often called "The Entrepreneur's Entrepreneur." His journey began with adversity, including drug addiction and a jail sentence at age 15, before a pivotal moment ins...
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#121 - Stuart Jenkins - Shoe Industry Legend, Olympic Trial Qualifier, Innovator, Inventor, and "Discovering" this Multi Billion Dollar Gem
Stuart Jenkins is a former elite marathon runner and footwear industry veteran with over 40 years of experience in performance innovation and sustainability. He qualified for the Olympic Trials after the Boston Marathon, following eight years o...
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#120 - Jason Wong - Exiting his CPG Business, What It's Like Manufacturing and Working in China, and Starting Paking Duck
In this unmissable episode, we sit down with Jason Wong, the serial entrepreneur who built a multi-million dollar e-commerce empire from the ground up, starting as a teenager. Jason shares the raw truth about his journey, from his immigrant hus...
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#119 - Ian Noble - The Dry Cleaning Business, Buying out a Parent, Selling the Company, and Real Estate Investing
Ian Noble is an entrepreneur, investor, and former small-business owner who spent 14 years building and operating a successful dry-cleaning company with 14 locations and more than 90 employees. For over a decade, he lived the reality many entre...
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1:29:00
#118 - Kam Knight: Strategies for Using Your Mind Better, Speed Reading, Mind Mapping, Concentrating Better, and Improving Your Memory
Kam Knight is an international best-selling author and mental performance coach whose work has transformed how people think, learn, and focus. With over a dozen books on speed reading, memory improvement, concentration, and mind mapping, Kam ha...
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1:38:26
#117 - Chris Hood: Redefining Customer Service with Artificial Intelligence; The Strategy That Works.
Chris Hood, AI strategist, author, and former Google executive, joins us to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping customer service and experience. With over 25 years in digital innovation, Chris shares practical insights on connectin...
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#116 - Connor Dunwoodie: The Power of Storytelling: The Journey From Newsroom to Creative Director.
From holding a Pokémon camera at age seven to crafting Emmy-winning stories — Connor Dunwoodie has built a career defined by curiosity, storytelling, and visual impact.In this episode, Connor shares his journey from early journalism to ...
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S5 | Doug Thorpe | Leadership vs Management: The Truth Every Great Leader Learns Too Late
What makes a real leader? In this powerful conversation, leadership expert Doug Thorpe breaks down what separates true leaders from managers. From his early days as a fifth-grade crossing guard to leading corporate teams and c...
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S4 | Jason Barnard | How to Train ChatGPT Like a Pro: The Secrets of AI Mastery | #eaotpodcast
What if you could train Google and ChatGPT to truly understand who you are, and control what they say about you?In this powerful conversation, Jason Barnard, founder of Kalicube, reveals exactly how he educated Google’s algorithms...
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S3 | Molly Metz | PATENT INVALDATED: The Law That Kills Small Inventors (Molly Metz's Brutal Battle)
Molly Metz, a five-time World Champion athlete, turned her passion for competitive jump roping into a successful business and a groundbreaking product. She spent years and over $40,000 securing a U.S. patent for her innovative jump rope technol...
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#115 - Clay Carter - Rising the Ranks at Whole Foods to Entrepreneurial Startup in Outdoor Apparel
In this episode, we sit down with Clay Carter, a dynamic leader and entrepreneur who shares his incredible journey from a rapid ascent through the corporate ranks at Whole Foods Market to launching his own successful outdoor brand, Split Ridge ...
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S2 | Jeremy Bishop | Ultimate Personal Branding Strategy for Entrepreneurs | #eaotpodcast
In this exclusive conversation, Jeremy Bishop, founder of Influencer Club, breaks down his ultimate strategy for building a world-class personal brand as an entrepreneur. Jeremy shares his journey, from building a 5,000-person affiliate network...
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S1 | Nikita Vakhrushev | Email Marketing Secrets: The Real Way to Drive Sales for Your Brand | #eaot
This video features an exclusive interview with Nikita Vakhrushev, the founder of Aspect, an end-to-end email and SMS marketing agency. We delve into his remarkable 8-year journey of building a successful business that helps direct-to-consumer ...
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#114 - Clay Moffat - Why People Trust Too Easily and a Better Method to Approach All Relationships
Clay Moffat has spent over a decade mastering the real drivers of human behavior, from neuroscience and behavioral pattern recognition to persuasion and strategic communication. Author of The Trust Trap, Clay helps high-performing entrepreneurs...
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#113 - Jason Barnard - How to Train AI to Recognize You and How Jason Got 1 Billion Website Visits Per Year
Jason shares his revolutionary approach to managing personal and corporate brand digital narrative online—an approach he developed over 12 years from his own real-world challenges, from being known as a "cartoon blue dog" to being mistaken for ...
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#112 - Dr. Chris Gray - The Psychology of Marketing; How to Connect with Your Customers, Classic Tactics, and How the Biggest Brands Think
Chris Gray is a consumer psychology expert, retail strategist, and marketing disruptor with over 30 years of experience transforming how brands connect with customers. Known as the "unfair advantage" for companies, Chris has helped global...
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