For Your Own Good

How Uber Beat Lyft With One Number | Bradley Jacobs

Bradley Jacobs was one of Uber's earliest employees — and in this episode he breaks down the whole story. From the Wild West days of launching cities, crushing Lyft with 90% market share, to launching Uber Eats in Miami in record time and building Uber Freight to a $1 billion valuation. If you've ever wondered what really went on inside Uber, this is the episode. Topics covered: * How Uber got 90% market share against Lyft * The backpack full of iPhones story * Launching Uber Eats Miami in 6 weeks * Uber Freight's rise to $1 billion * The ruthless culture of winning at all costs #KassidyWarren https://www.instagram.com/kassidy.warren https://www.linkedin.com/in/kassidywarren #BradleyJacobs https://www.linkedin.com/in/bradley-r-jacobs/ Watch #ForYourOwnGood on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@KassidyWarren

How We Built the World's Biggest Podcast | Will Perez & Anthony Smith

What does it actually take to build the world's biggest podcast from the inside? In this episode, I sit down with the two people behind Diary of a CEO — the editor who took the channel from 300,000 to 16 million subscribers and the lead filmmaker behind Steven Bartlett's personal brand. These are the people who were drilling mirrors into walls at 2am, dropping out of university on a Friday to be in London by Wednesday, and making a new trailer every two and a half days — all while most people had no idea they even existed. We go deep on everything. The real struggles behind building something this big. The lessons Steven Bartlett taught them on day one that changed how they work forever. The three hat framework every creator needs to understand. Why impatience is the biggest disease of our time. How human psychology drives every click, every view, every decision they make. What really happened the night MrBeast walked into the studio at 3am. And why hitting 100,000 subscribers felt like absolutely nothing. This is the episode for anyone building something — a podcast, a brand, a team, a business — who wants to understand what the process really looks like before the podium arrives. Sixth Summit: Join the waitlist at sixthsummit.io/hackathon and use the code FYOGLodgify: Offering 20% off any of there yearly or bi-yearly plans until the end of July, using the code FYOG20 https://bit.ly/LodgifyFYOG #KassidyWarren https://www.instagram.com/kassidy.warren https://www.linkedin.com/in/kassidywarren #AnthonySmith https://www.instagram.com/anthonyr.smith/ #WillPerez https://www.instagram.com/btswithwill/ Watch #ForYourOwnGood on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@KassidyWarren

Why Getting Everything Still Felt Like Nothing| Chase Finlay

He was on the cover of Vogue. Twice. The youngest principal dancer at New York City Ballet. Performing at the White House. Called the Golden Boy by The New York Times. Chase Finlay has never spoken openly about any of this. Until now. In this raw, deeply honest conversation, Chase pulls back the curtain on what it really took to reach the top of the ballet world — the 6-day-a-week grind starting at age 8, moving alone to Manhattan at 17, and the relentless pressure to perform no matter what was happening inside. But this episode goes far beyond dance. Chase opens up about the addiction that quietly consumed his career, the oversexualization and exploitation he experienced as a teenager inside one of the world's most prestigious companies, the scandal that ended his time at New York City Ballet, and the moment he stood in a bathroom , in a detox room, and finally asked — how the hell did I get here? What's on the other side of that moment is even more powerful. Sixth Summit: Join the waitlist at sixthsummit.io/hackathon and use the code FYOG Lodgify: [https://bit.ly/LodgifyFYOG] Offering 20% off any of there yearly or bi-yearly plans until the end of July, using the code FYOG20 #KassidyWarren https://www.instagram.com/kassidy.warren https://www.linkedin.com/in/kassidywarren #ChaseFinlay https://www.instagram.com/chasefinlay/ Watch #ForYourOwnGood on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@KassidyWarren

We Were Holding Each Other Back With Erin Warren

In this special episode I sit down with my wife Erin for an honest conversation about our marriage, sobriety, codependency, boundaries, therapy, and what it really takes to grow together over 15 years. We talk about the seasons when we did everything together, what started to feel unhealthy, how sobriety changed both of us, and how learning to take care of ourselves actually made our relationship stronger. This one is personal, vulnerable, and full of lessons we hope can help anyone navigating marriage, relationships, healing, or personal growth. Topics we cover: * codependency in relationships * getting sober together * why boundaries matter * therapy and coaching * learning to be “together, but separate” * how our relationship evolved over 15 years Thanks for listening to this special conversation. If it resonates with you, share it with someone who might need it. #KassidyWarren https://www.instagram.com/kassidy.warren https://www.linkedin.com/in/kassidywarren #ErinWarren https://www.instagram.com/erinwarren___ Watch #ForYourOwnGood on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@KassidyWarren Keywords: marriage podcast, relationship podcast, codependency, sobriety journey, getting sober together, marriage advice, relationship growth, healthy boundaries, couples therapy, emotional intelligence, long-term relationship, marriage conversation, self growth, healing in relationships, husband and wife podcast, relationship communication, personal development podcast, sobriety and relationships, marriage struggles, love and growth

How to Publish a Book in 90 Days with Chandler Bolt

80% of people say they want to write a book. Only 1% ever do. Chandler Bolt — founder of Self-Publishing School, author of 7 books, and the man behind $85M+ in revenue helping over 7,000 people publish in 91 countries — sits down with me to bust every excuse you've been telling yourself. We get into: → Why most people never write their book (and it's not time) → The #1 mistake writers make that kills their progress → How to write a rough draft in a single weekend → Why the NYT Bestseller list is a terrible goal → How to use your book as a lead generation machine → The 4 P's of a bestselling book (and a high-converting offer) → Dan Martell's book launch strategy broken down → Why "people who pay, pay attention" — and when to give it away for free → Chandler's live coaching on MY book launch (yes, I'm writing one) This one hit different. Chandler is one of the most practical, no-BS guests I've had, and if you've ever thought "I should write a book someday" — this episode will either light a fire under you or confirm what you already know. Plus — Chandler and I get personal about brothers, legacy, emotional vulnerability, and what it really means to leave something behind. 📞 Book a call with his team: selfpublishing.com/kassidy If this episode helped you, share it with one person who keeps saying "I should write a book someday." #KassidyWarren https://www.instagram.com/kassidy.warren https://www.linkedin.com/in/kassidywarren #ChandlerBolt https://www.instagram.com/realchandlerbolt/ Watch #ForYourOwnGood on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@KassidyWarren keywords: book writing tips, how to write a book, self publishing, book launch strategy, publish a book, write your first book, book marketing, how to sell a book, self publishing secrets, book launch plan, passive income books, author tips, grow your business with a book, copywriting skills, book title ideas, audiobook strategy, content creation, entrepreneurship, lead generation, legacy building