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    #3 - Making Millions off an Email Newsletter?! Sam Parr from The Hustle Tells All

    enJuly 09, 2019
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    Podcast Summary

    • Simplifying News for Busy ReadersThe Hustle's newsletter saves time and effort by condensing important information, helping readers stay informed without the need for extensive research.

      Sam Parr, the founder of The Hustle, believes in providing a simple and convenient way for people to stay informed without spending hours on research. The Hustle's daily newsletter aims to deliver news like a no-nonsense friend, saving readers time and effort. By condensing the most important information into an easily digestible format, The Hustle allows readers to sound knowledgeable and stay up-to-date without the need for extensive research. Sam Parr's success in starting and selling multiple businesses, including a news operation that emails millions of people each month, demonstrates the value of creating efficient solutions that meet the needs of others. Ultimately, it's about finding ways to provide value and make a positive impact.

    • Embracing Unconventional Methods for SuccessSuccess lies in thinking creatively, embracing opportunities that others may overlook, and finding unique ways to stand out and engage customers.

      Sam Parr, through his various ventures like selling on eBay and creating YouTube channels, had a knack for finding unconventional ways to make money. He capitalized on the autofill feature on YouTube by creating clickbait videos with controversial titles and charging bands to use their music as background. Sam's ability to think outside the box and embrace opportunities that others might overlook led to significant success. Additionally, his understanding of copywriting as a tool for understanding and influencing others proved invaluable in his business endeavors. From his hot dog stand with a memorable slogan to his creative use of social media, Sam demonstrated the power of standing out and engaging customers in unique ways.

    • Simple Strategies for SuccessSuccess can be achieved by focusing on basic needs, leveraging simplicity, and taking advantage of available resources.

      Success doesn't always require complicated strategies or genius inventions. Sometimes, it comes down to basic thinking and doing what works. Sam Parr's experience with the hot dog stand exemplifies this. He started with limited funds and focused on meeting people's needs in the right place and at the right time. By simply providing good food at concerts, he was able to generate consistent income. This straightforward approach, rooted in his small business background, eventually led him to explore opportunities on the internet. The key lesson here is that success can be achieved by leveraging simplicity, understanding basic human desires, and taking advantage of available resources.

    • The Power of Networking and Seizing OpportunitiesBuilding genuine connections, taking risks, and being open to new ideas can pave the way for unexpected business opportunities and lead to great success.

      Building genuine connections and seizing unexpected opportunities can lead to unexpected success. Sam Parr befriended someone he wanted to work with by reaching out cold, and this ultimately led to an opportunity to run a store in Nashville. By being bold and showing his enthusiasm, Sam convinced Mike to allow him to be involved. Through his work at the store, Sam met influential people and learned about a new trend in the market: moonshine. Recognizing the potential, Sam started an online store selling moonshine and found great success. This story highlights the power of networking, taking risks, and being open to new ideas that could lead to unexpected business opportunities.

    • Embracing Risks and New Experiences for Personal Growth and SuccessTaking risks, following instincts, and surrounding yourself with supportive individuals can lead to unexpected opportunities and the realization of your dreams.

      Taking risks and being willing to step out of your comfort zone can lead to unexpected opportunities and personal growth. Despite facing legal issues with his previous venture, Sam Parr's decision to seek out internet companies in San Francisco ultimately led him to the founders of Airbnb and a job opportunity. His willingness to uproot his life and move to a new city opened doors for him and eventually led to the creation of his own successful company. This story highlights the importance of being open to new experiences, following your instincts, and surrounding yourself with like-minded individuals. It also emphasizes the significance of supportive parents and having a "fuck it" mentality to overcome obstacles and chase your dreams.

    • Taking Risks and Finding OpportunitiesPerseverance and resourcefulness can lead to success, even in challenging situations. It's important to be open to creative solutions and willing to step outside of your comfort zone.

      Taking risks and being resourceful can lead to unexpected opportunities. Both Sam Parr and Shaan Puri share stories of living frugally and finding creative ways to make ends meet. They emphasize that even in the worst-case scenarios, there are always options. Whether it's sleeping outside, selling bottled water, or asking for a small loan, they demonstrate that the downside is low and solutions are possible. Shaan's father's advice of "motion over direction" further reinforces the idea that taking action and building momentum can lead to discovering the right path. These stories highlight the importance of perseverance, resourcefulness, and a willingness to step outside of one's comfort zone in pursuit of success.

    • Sacrifice and Frugality: The Path to SuccessFinancial success comes from making tough choices and prioritizing long-term goals over short-term comfort.

      Success often requires sacrifice and a willingness to live frugally. Sam Parr, the founder of a successful business, started from humble beginnings and lived a Spartan lifestyle for years. He rented a four-bedroom house and furnished it with used or free furniture, ultimately renting out the other three bedrooms to cover his expenses. He kept his living expenses to a minimum, spending only around $600 a month. This dedication and discipline allowed him to invest in his business and focus on its growth. Today, his company generates eight-figure revenues and has the potential to reach $100 million in revenue by 2025. The key lesson here is that financial success often requires making tough choices and prioritizing long-term goals over short-term comfort.

    • The Power of Connections: How Hustle Con Evolved from a Conference to a Successful Media CompanyBuilding strong connections with successful entrepreneurs can provide valuable insights and guidance, while leveraging effective marketing strategies can lead to business growth and success.

      The origin of Hustle Con, a popular conference turned newsletter, highlights the power and value of building connections and friendships with successful entrepreneurs. The founders, Sam Parr and Shaan Puri, became friends with other entrepreneurs who had successful exits, and through these relationships, they learned valuable insights and received guidance. They initially launched Hustle Con as a small conference, solely focused on meeting interesting people rather than making money. However, they quickly realized the potential of email marketing and relaunched the venture as a media company with a blog. Eventually, they decided to go all-in on email, recognizing the success of other billion-dollar companies that started with an email list. This highlights the importance of building a strong network and leveraging effective marketing strategies for business growth.

    • The power of building an independent email list instead of relying on someone else's platform.Focus on what truly matters and build your own audience through simple and effective methods, rather than getting caught up in fancy trends or platforms.

      Building an audience on someone else's platform, like Facebook, may seem tempting but can be risky. Sam Parr understood the importance of independence and decided to build his email list as a distribution channel instead. He equated building on Facebook to running a business in a rented apartment, where the landlord can increase the price every quarter. This counterintuitive decision paid off, as his email list became one of the biggest in the world. It was a reminder that sometimes the simplest solutions can be the most effective. Despite initially knowing very little about the email game, Sam Parr's success demonstrates the value of focusing on what truly matters, rather than getting caught up in fancy trends or platforms.

    • Starting Small, Blogging, and Leveraging Keyword Research for Entrepreneurial SuccessStarting a small business, leveraging keyword research, and sharing knowledge through blogging can lead to unexpected success in niche markets and generate significant income and success.

      Starting small and focusing on niche markets can lead to unexpected success. By starting a business, even one that brings in just a small amount of revenue, and then selling it, you can accumulate funds and knowledge to move onto bigger ventures. Additionally, blogging and sharing what you learn can be a valuable way to attract an audience and build a following. By leveraging keyword research to determine what people are searching for, you can create content that meets their needs and ultimately sell products or services to your audience. It's important to remember that expertise isn't always necessary; being a step ahead of your audience can be enough to offer valuable insights. Lastly, don't underestimate the potential of seemingly simple ideas or basic industries. Sometimes, the most straightforward businesses can generate significant income and success.

    • Leveraging Simplicity for Maximum ResultsSuccess does not always require complex strategies or endless hours of work. By simplifying our approach and applying leverage, we can create significant value and unlock great potential in our businesses.

      Leveraging simplicity and executing effectively can create significant amounts of value. We often overthink things and assume that achieving success necessitates working countless hours or coming up with groundbreaking ideas. However, by applying leverage and setting things up in a particular way, we can maximize our results without exerting excessive effort. The example of the peanut butter and jelly sandwich highlights this concept - sometimes the simplest approach, executed properly, yields the best outcomes. Additionally, the smarter we are, the more we tend to overcomplicate things, leading to a disadvantage in understanding and utilizing simple strategies for success. By recognizing the power of leverage and simplifying our approach, we can unlock great potential in our businesses.

    • Riding the Wave of Success: Learning from Successful Companies and Adaptation Strategies for Entrepreneurs.Successful entrepreneurs learn from successful companies and adapt their strategies to different industries, exploring emerging trends and applying proven business models to build sustainable and profitable ventures.

      Starting a small ripple can lead to a wave of success. By exploring emerging trends and applying successful business models, entrepreneurs can ride the wave towards greater opportunities. The key is to learn from successful companies and adapt their strategies to different industries. For example, the founders interviewed the creator of 1-800-GOT-JUNK to understand its successful economic model and applied it to local irrigation services. Additionally, emulating SoftBank's playbook of starting with a publication, then expanding into conferences and investments, offers a promising path to success. While podcasts may not be a standalone lucrative business, they can serve as an additional revenue stream for existing audiences. By providing value and capturing even a fraction of it, entrepreneurs can build sustainable and profitable ventures.

    • The true measure of happiness goes beyond financial success.Balancing financial success with personal fulfillment and prioritizing well-being and satisfaction is the key to a meaningful and fulfilling life, with money serving as a tool rather than the ultimate source of happiness.

      Money can have a significant impact on our lives, but it is not the sole determinant of happiness. It is important to find a balance between financial success and personal fulfillment. While achieving financial milestones can provide a sense of accomplishment, it is crucial to prioritize our own well-being and satisfaction. Money should be viewed as a tool to unlock opportunities and enable us to have more control over our time. Ultimately, it is our choices and how we spend our time that truly define our happiness and fulfillment, rather than the amount of money we possess. Finding a balance and aligning our financial goals with our personal values can lead to a more meaningful and fulfilling life.

    • Achieving Financial Freedom and Personal ChoiceFinancial success should be pursued with genuine curiosity and a willingness to learn and share, rather than being driven by jealousy or a desire for superiority. It can be achieved in a way that benefits everyone.

      Financial freedom allows for a greater level of personal choice and independence. Both Shaan and Sam express their desire to have the ability to do what they want, when they want, and in the way they want without financial constraints. They discuss the concept of "fuck you money," which represents a level of financial security that allows them to say "fuck you" to anyone or any situation that they don't want to deal with. However, they also highlight that the pursuit of financial success should not be driven by jealousy or a desire to be superior to others, but rather by a genuine curiosity to learn from one another and share valuable information. Ultimately, they emphasize the importance of understanding that financial success doesn't have to come at the expense of others, but rather can be achieved in a way that benefits everyone.

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    I challenge conventional thinking and forge my path, which has sometimes become a way of life even when I don't mean to. If I see a need, I naturally want to fill it.

    The need I saw was one of my own and one in my community. Being new and starting life over, I repeatedly questioned myself on who I was to step into this role of leading and bringing change to an area I was still familiar with.

    A lot of people questioned the same. I dove in and went for it anyways. Because I realized that not all conversation in every pocket is the same, most of which created a divide because, at its core, the outward messaging was!

    "Better Together" or "Build Back Better" "Let's Be Great Again"..... Oh, the tag lines with no substance or action to back them up. There are a lot of opinions, a lot of fighting, and ALOT of separation and division.

    How overwhelming! No wonder it is easier to say, nope... I'll be over here....
    But, over there is not where change happens; collaboration occurs, and innovation develops. Over there is not where a pioneer thrives...

    I share my story of overcoming obstacles, navigating resistance, and making a meaningful impact in building community through a FB group and real life.

    It is essential to understand that it will sometimes come with friction or discontent when you do anything different. Still, if we remain in the place of discomfort long enough, we naturally will either seek a way to run from it or seek a way to overcome it so it doesn't rechallenge us. That is how we grow and make an impact even better!

    Lean into your pioneering ideas.... Go against the grain and plant the seeds in the soil you turn....
    You never know what will grow from it. Whether it's around you or within you.


    Stay tuned for our youtube channel that is underway! Soon we will have audio and video. Check in to www.beautybehindchaos.com and find us on Facebook or future episodes when we link it! @beautybehindchaos

    Boarding the EntrepreneurShip with Ceo Space International Founder and President Bernie and September Dohrmann

    Boarding the EntrepreneurShip with Ceo Space International Founder and President Bernie and September Dohrmann
    So do you want to jump ship from your job that you hate? Special guests Bernie and September Dohrmann from Ceo International talk to Dr. Marissa about getting onto the EntrepreneurShip instead and living a meaningful life where you are working toward your own dream and not someone else's. CEO Space International, the number one Fortune and Inc. pick for business conferences provides the entrepreneur with knowledge and education so that they are not one of the 40% of entrepreneurs that don't make it to their fifth year. Discussing the value of being your own boss and honing that unique talent gift and ability to be able to pursue your own dreams, Dr. Marissa confesses coming out of the entrepreneurial closet just last year and talks about how she will be joining faculty at this prestigious business school. Bernie talks about the statistics around entrepreneurship and the US and internationally, as well as why women are better entrepreneurs than men. September talks about how millennial's attitudes have helped make entrepreneurship more desirable for the new generation and the perfect fit for people who don't fit in a box. The normal pitfalls that come with boarding the ship are discussed as well as the solutions that are offered by a place like Ceo Space international. If you would like to get Dr. Marissa's discount to sign up www.CeoSpaceinternational.com/drmarissa Episode sponsored by Linda Moore and Helo technology www.positiveimpactmakers.org and www.DrMarissa.tv

    67 | What I Found In The Factory - Urban Exploration Horror Story

    67 | What I Found In The Factory - Urban Exploration Horror Story
    Send us your scary encounters with the unexplained at so we can narrate them on the show! https://www.darkstories.org/ Follow, rate and review Unexplained Encounters on your favorite podcasting app to help us grow! https://pod.link/1152248491 Listen to the other show I host as well as a ton of other FREE and SCARY podcasts like this! https://eeriecast.com/ Follow me on twitter for cringe and updates! https://twitter.com/darkprevails Music in Unexplained Encounters was or may have been created all or in part by: CO.AG: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcavSftXHgxLBWwLDm_bNvA Myuu: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiSKnkKCKAQVxMUWpZQobuQ Jinglepunks: https://jinglepunks.com/ Epidemic Sound: https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Kevin MacLeod: http://incompetech.com/ Dark Music: https://soundcloud.com/darknessprevailspodcast Soundstripe: https://app.soundstripe.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices