Remotepreneurs Podcast

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Ep 42: Nomads Giving Back To The World with Tarek Kholoussy May 11, 2020

Show notes

Tarek is a social entrepreneur with an MBA from NY University. He comes to the corporate world and worked with world-leading healthcare and financial services organizations such as Goldman Sachs in New York and London.

Throughout his journey, Tarek chased three big dreams to reach before his 40th birthday: to explore 100 countries to fuel his soul, run 25 marathons to challenge his body, and to create a social enterprise to expand his mind as well as his heart.

Remotrepreneur’s Insights

Find Your Inspiration – Inspiration can be used as a tool to give back and you should find yours in every shape and form. It’s important because inspiration can be addictive because of that it makes you become a better person.
Save Up – If you want to travel the world and countries in need you need money, not a lot of it but still, it comes with a cost. Tarek managed to go from spending a corporate salary to saving money in order to go backpacking and helping people in need.
Embrace Change – Change can be hard but it doesn’t have to be if you change your perspective. Start embracing change and see how changes can benefit you in a positive way.
Kill Your Comfort Zone – You can get too comfortable in the place you are right now. You won’t get far if you start doing things that even scare you in some instances. That’s why it’s important to move forward!

Key Podcast Milestones

03:20 – How Tarek became a digital nomad

07:32 – What made Tarek switch to a digital nomad lifestyle

15:09 – How Tarek planned his journey to digital entrepreneurship

18:14 – How Tarek fought the urge to spend and managed to save for backpacking

23:16 – What inspired Tarek to start giving back to the countries he visited

31:35 – Tarek’s thoughts on building a network with other charity groups

40:28 – How can you connect with Tarek’s social enterprise

Top Key Quotes

“When I started to realize that I wasn’t aligned with how I was living my life I decided to take care and cultivate that craving of change in two ways. One is – feed the inspiration with more inspiration. I decided to create my own little inspiration boot camp where I tended the TED talk remotely, I would watch the whole thing in real-time from my apartment on my flat screen. Then I made a list of books about how to become happy and how to make a difference in the world. I decided to filter out things that would normally discourage me. I would reduce the amount of time on people that weren’t so supportive of this kind of thing.”

“In terms of planning sustainability, I just saved up my money, invested it, and decided to reduce my spending drastically. “

“Change is hard, change is also fascinating. I feel like it’s a cliché saying but I couldn’t agree more that life happens outside your comfort zone. That’s where the growth happens. I really challenged myself in various ways.”

“I really believe that you need to inspire yourself first. But once you do and you start to help others then in turn that inspires you to be better”

Resources

Socials

https://wNomads Giving Backww.nomadsgivingback.com/ - Tarek’s social enterprise

Social

Tarek Kholoussy

NGB’s Facebook page

Remotepreneurs

Ep 41:The Importance of Creating Positive Lyfestyle Energy with Alex E Lamber “The Quantum Entrepreneur" May 04, 2020

Show notes

Energy is a force that surrounds us all. It’s involved in our everday lives and even lives inside of us. Sometimes we feel tired and fatigued from stress. That’s the right time to try letting some positive vibes into your live to get the lifestyle you always wanted!

Alex E Lamber, The Quantum Entrepreneur, came on our podcast full of positive energy but also with a lot of great advice for us. He started as a growth hacker for startups and even started a few businesses on the side. He decided to pursue his real passion – personal growth.

We can all use positive changes into our lives to make sure we are living as the version of ourselves.

Remotrepreneur’s Insights

Freedom Is Key – You can’t have the lifestyle that you want without liberating yourself and finding freedom, both internal and external. Alex shares his thoughts on the importance on having freedom.
Set Up Routines – It’s always good to have routines you can follow to discipline yourself into a having the lifestyle you always wanted and feeling more positive.
Self-care as Part of Your Daily Life – Your body and mind need grooming as well as your beard or hair. Medidate, watch sunsets, exercise, eat healthy and many more of Alex’s recommendations on our podcast.

Key Podcast Milestones

03:37 – Alex’s background

11:03 – Alex’s experience with the retreat

13:47 – Importance of meditation as an entrepreneur

15:54 – Alex’s routines

26:00 – How does energy work

28:30 – Energy as medicine

34:37 – How can ‘Healy’ be used

41:10 – Pros and cons of 5G

51:33 – How can you find Alex

Top Key Quotes

“Freedom is all of these elements, external freedom, financial freedom, location independence etc. That can be a good Segway for more meditation but to me even having nice relationships and environment is good. TRUE freedom comes from being fulfilled with just being with yourself.”

“I get way better results as an entrepreneur thanks to my routines. In the entrepreneurial world, there is sometimes this perception that it’s cool to work very late, be always on your laptop… That’s not at all my vision. To me, if you do a lot of self-care, if you meditate, if you go to the gym, you just are going to operate way better”

“I started with meditation, eating healthy, exercising regularly… These are great things to start with. At the moment, I wake up, I just in an ice bath for 2 minutes. It makes you so present.”

“Watching the sunrise in the morning we get that red light, especially between 6 am and 8 am. That’s really good for mitochondria, which powers the energy of ourselves”

Resources

Socials

https://www.alexelamber.com/ - Alex’s website

https://www.facebook.com/unlockt.me - Alex’s Facebook page

People

Tim Ferris

Jodie Spencer

Books

The New Wave: Escape 9-5 by Alex E Lamber

Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl

Apps

7-minute workout

f.lux

Movie

5G Apocalypse

Ep 40:How To Build A Company That Will Run On Its Own with CEO of “Kenji ROI” Danny Carlson Apr 27, 2020

Show notes

Danny Carlson is a guest on our podcast today to talk about the things that have been bothering you for quite some time now. He's a 27-year-old entrepreneur, podcaster, & lifestyle architect. His first business produced extreme downhill longboarding videos in 2014 & has since grown the Amazon FBA Agency “Kenji ROI” to more than 10 team members. Kenji ROI has served over 500 Amazon sellers & created photos, video, copywriting, & graphics for over 1240 listings. He's also a host of the Actualize Freedom Podcast & the Danny Carlson Podcast completing more than 60 interviews with names like Daniel DiPiazza, Steve Sims, Manny Coats, & Kevin King.

Remotrepreneur’s Insights

Never Stop Developing Your Product – Always have in mind that competitors are doing way more product research than you. Never stop improving your product and be one step ahead.
Lifting Your Company Up Requires Hustling – Especially in the beginning stages you have to use all of your powers to get your company out there. Whether it’s SEO, blog posts, websites, reaching out to people, you have to do try it all if you want to see results
Don’t Rush Implementing SOPs Right Away – Wait until you’ve tried your system and procedure at least five times until you install it permanently in your company.

Key Podcast Milestones

02:55 – Danny’s first steps to remote entrepreneurship

06:51 – Danny’s thoughts on Amazon products

08:15 – How did a near-death experience change Danny’s perspective

10:46 – How did Danny overcome problems in the first three months of starting a business

14:24 – The turning point where Danny removed himself from fulfillment

16:33 – When should you be starting to create the systems and processes

18:55 – How did Danny create and employed his team members

22:47 – The budget for hiring an operations manager

28:35 – Danny’s recommendation for improving communication between teams

36:48 – How Danny manages team meetings

38:48 – The next level for Kenji

Top Key Quotes

“If you just sit back on your profits and you’re extracting money, enjoying it, then those profits are going to dry up. Competitors come in, product life cycles and Amazon are fairly short unless you have a really unique product or a patent. So, if you’re not constantly doing product research, launch a new product, just doing things to maximize your current product, then it’s not doing to last”

“I would recommend hiring a dedicated, at least part-time / 20 hour, general virtual assistant. If you can afford it, you can get something like that $400 a month. Even if your profits are not much more than that, the ability to be able to focus on the things are going to generate more revenue for your business that is going to improve the system so that you can scale the business. Just the fact that you can focus on that, even if you keep your profits not that high above break-even, you are going to be building an asset for yourself that can then scale to a much larger company.”

“It’s really important to go through a process at least 5 times by yourself so you really understand the process. That way you’re going to know how the process itself can be improved or what part of the process doesn’t work.”

Resources

KENJI ROI – Danny’s company

Freedom Agency Blueprint – Danny’s courses

Socials

Danny Carlson

Remotepreneurs

Ep 39 :Steps To An Effective Remote Management System with Mads Singers Apr 20, 2020

Show notes

On today’s podcast we were honored to have Mads Singers as our guest speaker. A management whizz, who has worked with giants like Shell and Coca-Cola, has a new objective in his business journey and that’s coaching proper effective management. No matter what size your business is, you can build an amazing company with awesome people.

Mads says that the problem with managing your teams lies in your management model. Let’s break down the solutions for better management by reading below.

Remotrepreneur’s Insights

Work Less Do More – Mads says the problem sometimes with entrepreneurs is the amount of hours they put in. It doesn’t mean that you’re doing the right things if you’re working more hours.
Give Power to Your Teams – The best way to remove yourself from micromanaging big, even small, teams of people is to give them more responsibility and ownership. Mads gives his insight on his technique on managing remote teams.
Do Weekly Check-ins – Weekly check-in only with the person who reports to you directly is crucial when it comes to proper management.

Key Podcast Milestones

01:55 – Mads’ background

03:55 – Mads’ recommendation on finding the right staff

10:54 – The importance of giving ownership to employees

19:34 – Mads’ technique for best practices & processes

23:23 – Mads’ advice on handling complex processes

27:45 – How to let go of control and not to be afraid of other people handling your business

32:55 – Mads’ advice for delegation

34:49 – Tips on managing teams remotely

37:10 – What kind of service Mads’ outsourcing offers

41:19 – How can you find Mads’ company & his courses

Top Key Quotes

“Unfortunately, all these famous people, like Gary V, keep saying ‘Hustle, Hustle’. The thing is if you’re working on the right things, working a lot of hours make sense”

“A lot of people think that the VA is the solution for everything and it’s not. What I’m very conscious with, when you’re looking to hire staff, you really want to figure out what you need. Sometimes it makes more sense to hire someone from where you are locally, sometimes it makes sense to hire someone from a different country. Fundamentally, what you want to do is sit down and be clear on what your business and what needs to be done”

“The biggest problem most business owners have is that they delegate tasks, instead of delegating responsibility. The difference is significant. What happens is, when you delegate tasks, a task goes down to an employee, it comes right back up to you. You can definitely do more with your employees but end up working, instead of 40 hours, 50, 60, 70 hours to keep all of your employees busy and to actually approve or work with all the inputs they have. You have to give people ownership instead of a task.”

“Business is like a pyramid. In the beginning, it’s a tiny pyramid, only you. When it’s only you, average salary is what the company makes a month and the amount of hours you work. As your company grows, the more people you hire, the way you increase their value is increasing the value of your hours.”

“You should always do weekly 1 to 1 sessions with anyone who reports directly to you. What that basically entitles is 30 minute session when you sit down, every single week, with every employee who reports directly to you and you actually talk to them.”

Resources

https://www.madssingers.com/ - Mads’ website where you can find his courses and podcasts

Aristosourcing – Mads’ outsourcing agency

Socials

Mads Singers

Remotepreneurs

Ep 38 : How To Build A Multi-Million Dollar Exit Company Like A BOSS with Greg Shepard (BOSS Methodology) Apr 13, 2020

Show notes

We all make mistakes as entrepreneurs but sometimes even with all of the information and courses don’t make things right. If you listen to our podcast with Greg Shepard, you’ll hear all about your mistakes in rolling up companies straight from the horses’ mouths.

Greg Shepard is the CEO and founder of BOSS Capital Partners. He is a Serial Entrepreneur, Author, Speaker and Angel Venture Capital Investor with a legacy of building and running sustainable growth businesses. Driven by a transformational leadership style, Greg has spearheaded multiple company exits in the BioTech, TransitTech, AdTech and MarTech space.

If you’re interested in knowing how to build a multi-million dollar exit company using Greg Shepard’s BOSS Methodology, keep on scrolling down.

Remotrepreneur’s Insights

Recognizing The Type of Business – Greg says it’s important to find out what type of business you want to target. There are two types of businesses – problem solving business and opportunity businesses. We break down what those are on our podcast.
The BOSS System – Greg also breaks down his famous BOSS system and passes the knowledge onto other entrepreneurs in need. The system is so good, Greg used it for politics as well.
How To Better Manage Businesses Remotely – There are a few things that make us distracted even when we work from home. Greg tells us how he manages multiple companies from any remote location.
BOSS Methodology in nutshell - Business, Operating, Support, System

Key Podcast Milestones

03:24 – Greg’s story from living in a tent to building a billion-dollar company

08:04 – What does BOSS stands for

11:12 – First stage of Greg’s BOSS system

13:25 – Second stage of Greg’s BOSS system

28:20 – How to achieve the highest impact with the lowest effort

29:00 – Greg’s RACI model

31:29 – Stage three of Greg’s BOSS system

33:13 – Stage four of Greg’s BOSS system

36:31 – How Greg makes people follow the SOP

37:15 – Last step in Greg’s BOSS system

41:30 – How many years it took Greg to develop the BOSS system

44:19 – The recipe for failure

47:53 – Why would people sell their company if it’s profitable

50:21 – The revenue tech companies need to make in order to be sold at a higher rate

59:34 – Greg’s best practices for operating remote companies

01:04:58 – Greg’s prediction and thoughts on the current economy

Resources

People

Jim Rohn

Books

Meet the BOSS - The Agile Playbook for Startups – Greg’s upcoming book

Socials

https://www.gregoryshepard.com/ - Greg’s website

Greg Shepard – Greg’s Linkedin account

Remotepreneurs-Host

Greg Shepard-Guest

Ep 37 : Staying Healthy During The Coronavirus Quarantine with Juodka Aurimas Apr 06, 2020

Show notes

For us, digital nomads, our homes are more than a place of comfort. They are a place of making our dreams come true and a place where we make a living. On the outside, people admire us taking our work wherever we go and having the comfort of working in your pajamas, but there is a darker tone to it. We spend our days slouching over our laptops for hours and hours ruining our health and mind.

Juodka Aurimas will be our guest health guru for today’s podcast. He is here to keep our backs straight but also straighten our digital nomad lifestyle. He is a former Military Service member and Engineer, turned Human Performance & Health Expert and Wellness Entrepreneur. He specializes in helping people excel in life physically, mentally and spiritually.

Remotrepreneur’s Insights

Keeping Your Body Active – AJ says movement is key when you’re a digital nomad because the sitting position you’re in is not doing your any good for your health. Movement helps pump blood through your body and keeps you fresh while working.
Implementing Routines Throughout The Day – Routines are crucial if you want to lead a healthier lifestyle. Try implementing a morning and evening routine with few tips and tricks.
Nutrition Is Sacred – It’s important what kind of gas you’re putting into your body. That’s why AJ says it’s important to have the right healthier meals. He even busts a few myths when it comes to ‘traditional’ healthy foods.

Key Podcast Milestones

06:33 – AJ’s transition to being an engineer to being a wellness expert

10:31 – What are the main issues digital nomads face

14:46 – How can digital nomads fix their sleeping problems

16:00 – How to deal with stress as a digital nomad

17:50 – Importance of nutrition for a digital nomad

20:00 – AJ’s thoughts on intermittent fasting

22:44 – When should you have your first breakfast

28:00 – Importance of movement for a digital nomad

29:30 – Tips for improving your working area & environment

31:33 – Improving your mindset

34:58 – AJ’s recommendation for ideal working hours & productivity

40:25 – What’s the first thing the digital nomads should improve?

Top Key Quotes

“People actually neglect one of the most important things is movement. I always say that exercise is your supplement and movement is your food.”

“When our bodies are moving, our brain is grooving!”

“75% of people grab their phone in the morning. That’s the most horrible idea or action that one can take ever.”

“First create a morning routine, create an evening routine, hydrating, getting some sun and avoiding screen time before bed. The moment you wake up, it’s already going to fix a lot of issues.”

“Mealtimes must be sacred. That’s one of the times when I’m not listening to a podcast, I’m not working, I’m not watching a YouTube video, I’m not texting, my phone is away. I’m sitting down and I’m actually connecting with my food.”

“13 hours of not eating is the bare minimum that every single person can benefit from.”

“Our bodies know what to do with less food rather than more food”

“I do something called a morning formula. It’s essentially affirmations and anchoring yourself to the identity of a person you are striving to be.”

Resources

High Performance Retreat – AJ’s website

Daily Mind Medicine -Podcast

People

Remotepreneurs-Host

Juodka Aurimas-Guest

Ep 36 : How to Build Your Amazon Store From Scratch with Riley Bennett Mar 30, 2020

Show notes

When you think of Amazon, you probably think of it as a pool of millions of vendors from all over the world selling all kinds of products. That doesn’t have to discourage you from starting your Amazon business. If you use Riley’s tips, you’ll have a winning business in no time. Riley is an Amazon guru who managed to get his Amazon store from being a six-figure store with just a few tips & tricks.

Starting your own Amazon business doesn’t have to be scary, read on to know why.

Remotrepreneur’s Insights

Perfect The Product – Any Amazon expert can tell you that the very first thing you need to do is to make sure the product you’re selling is top-notch. Even Riley advises investing time and money into perfecting your product.

Get Educated – Amazon offers ways to get your product in front of the competition. Before you think of starting your Amazon business, take courses and soak up all of the info you need to know about owning an Amazon business.

Your Business – You did your research, took courses and created or found your perfect product. Now, it’s time to optimize, communicate with your customers, listen to them, answer to bad and good reviews etc. You can find all of this information from Riley on our podcast.

Key Podcast Milestones

01:56 – How did Riley’s journey to success begin

03:03 – Is Amazon still profitable?

04:50 – How to start your Amazon store

07:39 – The realistic expectations of opening an Amazon store

11:04 – How to look for the right product

13:52 – How many products you need to launch your Amazon store

16:51 – What guarantees the product to win in the first 3 months

17:35 – The best way to get reviews without getting in trouble

18:36 – How you can find Riley’s Amazon store & course

19:15 – How to protect your product and stay on the first search page

24:20 – How to passively protect your product

26:09 – How did Riley’s journey look like from 0 to six figures on Amazon

28:30 – How does the digital nomad life look like for Riley

31:36 – How to find Riley’s podcast

Top Key Quotes

“Amazon is where people buy sh*t online. So, if you ask me if Amazon is still profitable, is it still profitable to sell thing online”

“The best way to commit is to go to school”

“You do the product research. I recommend taking at least 3 to 4 weeks and I have the whole spreadsheet system in the course but you go on Amazon and you do the market research. You dive in and you’re swimming and trying to find dozens and dozens of weird niches”

“Build a strong product. That way you won’t have to worry. Because the Amazon algorithm will keep the best product on page 1 and you won’t have to worry”

“If you can get 1000 reviews, I highly recommend going ball out and trying to do that. If it stays at 1000 reviews with four stars, that would be a huge golden mote and that would be a home run. Amazing cash flow for years”

Resources

AMZ Elevate – Riley’s agency

Theamazonmethod.com – Riley’s course

Livin That Life – Digital Nomad Podcast– Riley’s podcast

https://livinthatlife.com/- Riley’s blog

Socials

https://www.youtube.com/user/PliesDaGhost - Riley’s YouTube channel

Riley Bennett

Remotepreneurs

Ep 35 : Getting Rich With AirBnB With Chris Thomas Mar 23, 2020

Show notes

Airbnb is a leader in the rental business all over the world. The rental business is booming. That means you can run your AirBnB business from anywhere and that qualifies for a great idea to become the successful remotepreneur you always wanted to be.

To prove that, Chris Thomas is a special guest on our podcast today. He came from living on welfare to becoming a multi-millionaire. Now, he owns a business that makes a ridiculous ton of money on autopilot. He even wrote a killer book on how to make a fortune in real estate. To add even more success, he lives a life of luxury and freedom.

All you have to do is to read below!

Remotrepreneur’s Insights:

Reach Out to Investors – Chris managed to get investors interested quickly in his dream by contacting manually at least 500 people a day. In the beginning, sacrifice long hours of your day to reaching as many people as you can. Even if you manage to get at least one investor interested, you’ll be successful.
Find Your Business Model – Chris says there are two business models. The first one is to find people that have a room, apartment or house for renting. Second one is to find people willing to invest in your business. The choice is yours.
Additional Tips to Running an AirBnB Business – As a part of any business, it’s important to know your ROI, margins, gross revenue, costs for management etc. Chris gives his tips on doing just that on the podcast.

Key Podcast Milestones:

02:12 – How Chris went from welfare to multi-millionaire

08:08 – How does a short rental business work

12:30 – How much money do you need to start an AirBnB business

14:34 – What to do if you don’t have the money to start a business

15:42 – How do you calculate management fee

18:00 – How long does it take to start earning money

19:50 – Can you manage your AirBnB from anywhere around the world

22:10 – How to remove yourself from the process of running your AirBnB business

34:27 – AirBnB profit margins

Top Key Quotes:

“I reached out to 500 people - manually. Not InMail, Linkedin all that automated stuff. I manually reached out to 500 people in 48 hours.”

“You’re a rentopreneur. You’re either going to apartment buildings or you’re going to somebody who has a vacancy in a house or somebody who has an extra room. If I was starting out right now, I would reach out to a friend or a family member who has an extra room in a house or their apartment, reach out to their listing person and tell them you want to add an addendum in the agreement that you’re going to put people in AirBnB. You don’t want to be a slimeball on his business.”

“I come from the gutter. My companies are doing almost 3,5 million dollars. How is that possible? I’ll tell you why, right here and right now. It’s because I didn’t quit.”

Socials:

@getchristhomas

@remotepreneurs

Books:

Short Term Rental Riches – Chris’ book

Websites & Courses:

Chris’ Website

www.airdna.com

STR Profit Academy – Chris’ course on achieving financial freedom through AirBnB

Ep 34: Cracking The VA Code With Nathan Hirsch From Outsource School Mar 16, 2020

Show notes

Everybody talks about outsourcing, but most of them don't have a clue about how to do it. They say just go hire somebody and he'll take care of everything, and when you do everything gets done wrong and you end up doing it on your own... That's how a typical remote entrepreneur hires and fails.

I wanted to avoid that and that's why I interviewed one of the best outsourcing experts in the world - Nathan Hirsch.

Nathan Hirsch is a serial entrepreneur and expert in remote hiring and e-commerce. He is the co-founder of FreeeUp.com, a renowned marketplace for hiring VAs.

Most recently, he's building an educational platform designed to help remote entrepreneurs with all aspects of running a remote business called Outsourcing School!

On the Remotepreneurs podcast, we've talked about outsourcing and how to hire, onboard, train and manage VA's...

You should listen to this podcast with Nathan because he has hired and managed hundreds of VAs all around the world!

Remotrepreneur’s Insights

The importance of hiring – Nathan explains why you must hire if you want to grow and scale your business
How to hire and manage VAs – Nathan explains the entire process of hiring and managing VAs effectively and efficiently
How to create an effective SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) – What most people miss when creating an SOP
Outsource School - What’s included in the Cracking The VA Code Course

Key Podcast Milestones:

02:47 - Nathan's Entrepreneurial Start

05:14 - Selling on Amazon

06:15 - How Nathan was forced to start hiring

08:13 - How Nathan pivoted to remote hiring

10:00 - Why FreeUp was started

13:52 - When should you hire VA

17:51 - Interviewing VAs Process

22:00 - SOP (Standard Operating Procedure)

25:08 - Managing VAs Process

31:12 - Selling FreeUp

34:44 - Story behind OutsourcingSchool.com

Top Key Quotes:

"Before hiring a VA, make sure you can afford them and have enough work they can work on"

"I'd rather spend 30min interviewing VA and see they're not a good fit upfront, than wasting 3 months trying to make it work!"

"Don’t assume anything, make clear expectations"

"When you want to raise pay for VA use the opportunity to reset expectations and give additional responsibility with an option to back-out"

"Don't manage more than 4-5 VAs"

Resources:

Nathan Hirsch

Filip Will Stankovski – Host

FreeUp

Outsourcing School

Ep.33 : The Power Of Building A Lifestyle Clothing Brand With Jason Muncer (Mr Villin) Mar 09, 2020

Show notes

Do you have an idea of what your perfect brand would be? You don’t know how to start or find the motivation to keep you afloat during the growing pains? Look no further because Jason Muncer is here to be your guide to enlighten you on how to do that.

Jason Muncer (Mr. Villin) started out his early stages hustling for other clothing entrepreneurs and making their dreams happen. One day, he woke up and decided to do the same for himself. Why being bossed around when you can be your own boss, right? Jason pushed through the years of developing his brand. Today, he is the proud owner of a successful athleisure company called Villin, selling world-wide amazing pieces of clothing that represent more than a brand, it’s a lifestyle.

If you want to get into the fashion business, with no money but with the will to succeed, this is the podcast for you!

Remotrepreneur’s Insights

Finding The Motivation – Jason talks about staying motivated through the difficult years of growing your business.
Tips on Building Your Brand – There might be something wrong in your surrounding if you keep hitting road blocks. Jason will tell you the problem and how to solve it.
Build Business on Passion – There is no point in building a business on something that doesn’t drive you. Passion should be your fuel.

Top Key Quotes

“The hardest part is getting past your own mind. I can give step by step on how to build a clothing brand but 99% won’t do it.”

“Everyone tells me to come back to Earth but I think the only reason I was successful was because I was living in the clouds.”

“It’s not something that happens overnight. People often think if it’s not working straight away then it’s not going to work and they give up.”

“If I didn’t have anything to prove then I’d probably would have given up earlier.”

“If I could give any advice, it’s just find your fuel. What is your fuel?”

“I didn’t create a brand. I created a way of life.”

“You shouldn’t work for your business, you should create a business that works for you.”

Resources:

People:

Jason Muncer (Mr. Villin)

Filip Will Stankovski – Host

Jason’s company - Villin

Socials:

@remotepreneurs

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