Millions of $ In You Bank Account & Still Miserable?

The Guy Who Pivoted His Brick & Mortar Business by Driving Store-to-Store With Her Wife and 10-Months-Old Baby Making Sales from Literally the Back of Their Car

Podcast interview with host Phil Amery and his guest Jonathan Boos founder & CEO of Würkin Stiffs An original  Shark Tank tale that will teach you tough lessons how to make your business prosper in a highly competitive and corporate environment Jonathan Boos: "What I realized was, when I stayed with my gut, and I stayed with my belief system, it worked, and when I started listening to other people it worked, but it was benefiting them more than it was me" Find out more about the interview and topic on venturemastery.co: https://www.venturemastery.co/interviews/the-guy-who-pivoted-his-brick-mortar-business-by-driving-store-to-store-with-her-wife-and-10-months-old-baby-making-sales-from-literally-the-back-of-their-car/ [https://www.venturemastery.co/interviews/the-guy-who-pivoted-his-brick-mortar-business-by-driving-store-to-store-with-her-wife-and-10-months-old-baby-making-sales-from-literally-the-back-of-their-car/]

Millions of $ In You Bank Account & Still Miserable?

Master The Skill of Living a Better Life & Break Free from Bad Habits If you lived a life of revenge, if you lived a life of complaint and blame, and then that's not going to happen with you, within you, just happiness will not be born there. Jerzy Gregorek: "Well, you know, success is like, when you have dinner, and there are four people at the dinner and they really have a good time and everybody likes each other." Find out more about the interview and topic on venturemastery.co: https://www.venturemastery.co/interviews/millions-of-in-you-bank-account-still-miserable/ [https://www.venturemastery.co/interviews/millions-of-in-you-bank-account-still-miserable/]

Tools and Strategies for Mastering Stress In Your Entrepreneurial Life and Beyond

Meet best practices and advice to avoid getting worn down by stress and get mature enough to see the big picture of what success really demands Cynthia Ackrill: "We don't want anybody to see that we are not coping, and the very opposite of what we need, we are wired to socially reach out and help each other do this." Find out more about the interview and topic on venturemastery.co: https://www.venturemastery.co/interviews/tools-and-strategies-for-mastering-stress-in-your-entrepreneurial-life-and-beyond/ [https://www.venturemastery.co/interviews/tools-and-strategies-for-mastering-stress-in-your-entrepreneurial-life-and-beyond/]

How to Transform Your Freaking Annoying Cold Emails into Warm and Make Friends with Your Prospects Prior to Building a Long Lasting Business Relationship?

Avoid messing up with the fundamental structure of an email and the importance of using low friction call-to-action Sujan Patel: "The importance of first always build your marketing prior to building your product." "Whatever you do with your writing email, don't talk about yourself and what you do and how awesome you are and all the details because you can't talk about it for a paragraph or two or five." Find out more about the interview and topic on venturemastery.co: https://www.venturemastery.co/interviews/how-to-transform-your-freaking-annoying-cold-emails-into-warm-and-make-friends-with-your-prospects-prior-to-building-a-long-lasting-business-relationship/ [https://www.venturemastery.co/interviews/how-to-transform-your-freaking-annoying-cold-emails-into-warm-and-make-friends-with-your-prospects-prior-to-building-a-long-lasting-business-relationship/]

How Kelly Took Her Future Into Her Own Hands And Never Looked Back Since

Why Starting Your Own Business Worth Tenfold Than a Raise You'd Never Get Anyway Kelly Bayett: "So when I asked my boss and he said NO, I was like, Oh no please, you don't know what this means to me, even if it'd be $4,000, I'd take it, like I'd do anything and he was like, No, Sorry, I just don't want to do that." So then I knew that I was committed to this other thing and that we were going to start a company, and my boyfriend was really good at kind of the business like contracts, insurances, all the stuff that I as a creative didn't really want to deal with and it was not that I couldn't do it, I simply didn't want to do it. Find out more about the interview and topic on venturemastery.co: https://www.venturemastery.co/interviews/how-kelly-took-her-future-into-her-own-hands-and-never-looked-back-since/ [https://www.venturemastery.co/interviews/how-kelly-took-her-future-into-her-own-hands-and-never-looked-back-since/]