Our Guest is an entrepreneur, investor, and technology enthusiast. He is also the principal consultant, architect CTO of TetraNoodle Manuj Aggarwal - You started your career at 15 working in a factory 12 hours a day, 6 days a week making $2/day. Somehow I managed to acquire modest education. - At what age did you move to Canada? - How do you help bootstrap tech startups? - Why do you advocate bootstrapping over conventional methods of building businesses? - What kind of results you have achieved for your clients using your methods? - where do you get clients for your own business? favorite software tool - whats the podcast? - Do you have a methodology which you use to build businesses? I love that, don't trust your own judgment, and that people don't take action - What are some of the essential factors which determine the success of a startup? - Are you the founder of Tetranoodle? - We also train engineers on cutting edge technologies. |Sounds cool, explain - work with startup founders and help them bootstrap their dreams, How? - software consulting company, what exactly does this company do? A. I favor fast execution over endless deliberation. B. I favor serving the CUSTOMER over my own desires to build something cool. C. I favor bending the rules (without breaking them) over abiding by them. D. I believe in the resiliency and adaptability of the human race, and I know we can overcome any challenge if we work together. E. Ideas are a dime a dozen, what counts is execution F. I like startups, business ideas, and high-tech anything. G. I favor pragmatic solutions over complex ones. H. I favor scrappiness over lavishness. I. Embrace The Benefits Of Constraints J. Focus On Value Creation Over Shiny Glamour K. Practice Low Risk And Rapid Idea Validation SKILLS ▪ Machine Learning | Deep Learning | Computer Vision ▪ Blockchain ▪ Cloud Computing | AWS | Azure ▪ iOS apps | Android Apps | Mobile App Development ▪ Data Analytics | Big Data | Hadoop | Data Science ▪ Algorithmic trading (financial markets) Links: Https://tetranoodle.com

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Manuj Aggarwal CTO of TetraNoodle, entrepreneur and technology enthusiast - Fail Fast

10 Million Per Month in Direct Sales With Jason Brown Jason Brown Impressive entrepreneur, top-earning marketer and co-owner of Drip Who is Jason Brown we know you as a successful millionaire entrepreneur owner but you used to be broke? How broke were you and when was this? They say we are the sum of the 5 people we spend the most time with! were you surrounded by negative or toxic people? Are you afraid of failing? Do you consider yourself lucky? what is your relation to Drip What is imarketslive How do you stay focused in this world of distractions People over profits mentality what was your biggest failure how do you listen to your customers? there is a ton of email spam going around for Crypto, what are they trying to sell? God gave you a blank canvas (on your iG) do you set goals? like yearly, 5 years and is it in your head or paper? Do you believe we need to have the right mindset Now that you are on top are you finally going to relax? You've been to 42 countries over the last few years, what do you do in each? What is your biggest breakthrough? What do you think helped you push through the downtimes of your journey? How did you handle going from $70k in debt to millionaire in such a short time? How do you keep grounded and remain humble? How do you balance multiple businesses and projects? Do you deal with people, what is the key to balancing so many peoples personalities at once? When adversity hits how do you think? What is the #1 thing you would tell someone looking to win big Jason Brown, I saw you with Les Brown (someone I really look up to)

10 Million Per Month in Sales With Jason Brown and Quin Amorim on the Fail Fast Podcast

Successful entrepreneur, teacher, lover of the underdog, a wildly unreasonable person and a Local Marketing Hero. Brian Saemann Welcome, Brian, - Why are you unreasonable? ⦁ what is a Local Marketing Hero? ⦁ Why did you become an entrepreneur? ⦁ Why a teacher? ⦁ In case someone doesn't know what does a digital marketing consultant do? Brian Saemann's passion is to help people overcome their obstacles and become the entrepreneurs they were meant to be. ⦁ What marketing mistakes do you see most often? ⦁ Why do you think entrepreneurs are made, not born? ⦁ Do you run PPC ads on Adwords? ⦁ Is it still possible today to start a digital marketing agency without a budget? ⦁ Have you ever had a marketing campaign go terribly wrong? (like site down, or product not ready) ⦁ What's your opinion about entrepreneurs in college and the amount of student debt they rack up? ⦁ Does the give give give, take (jab jab jab right hook) still work ⦁ what's your relationship with Go beyond SEO ⦁ how do you currently generate leads for your own business ⦁ What’s the difference between an entrepreneur and a freelancer? ⦁ What’s a local marketing hero? ⦁ How important is social proof? ⦁ Is honesty the new marketing hack? ⦁ What do you think when people say marketing is deceiving? (due to photoshop, 3D renderings, basically selling the dream) ⦁ In marketing, for many years I've yeard of the law of 7, where... does that law still apply today ⦁ How did you get over your fears to start your own business? Keywords: how to start a business, how to become a marketing consultant, starting a marketing agency, how to start a business with no money, how to get marketing agency clients Links: https://gobeyondseo.com/

Brian Saemann The Local Marketing Hero, Owner of Go Beyond SEO, Talks Marketing With Quin

Sabah Ali has been featured in TEDx, NBC, CBS, ABC and more. She is a Branding & Instagram Strategist | Best Selling Author | TEDx Speaker AND the Founder of Unforgettable by Sabah Sabah's entrepreneurial endeavors began when she was a sophomore in college and started to work with her mentor on many of his companies. She started building her personal brand when she was 19 years old and soon struck one of her biggest accomplishments, which was becoming a best-selling author. Sabah authored the book, Enrolling in Confidence: How to Live the Lifestyle You Want in College. Sabah Ali is on a mission to create unforgettable lives. She does this by teaching others the power of storytelling, personal branding, and social media. ⦁ How long did you go live every day for? ⦁ How often do you go live on FB, now? ⦁ Are you still in college? ⦁ who was your mentor? ⦁ were you raised in an entrepreneurial family? ⦁ whats you plan for the future? ⦁ do you write down goals? ⦁ How did you get started? ⦁ What are you doing now? ⦁ What does branding mean? ⦁ Main tips on how to brand yourself? ⦁ Why is branding important? ⦁ How can someone learn from you? ⦁ you have 2 majors, what are they? ⦁ Apparel merchandising? what is that? so you can design your own apparel brand? ⦁ At Ted X talk, you looked so at ease and comfortable where you? ⦁ Tell me the experience of receiving your best seller book in the mail and seeing it for the first time

Sabah Ali Personal Branding Expert on Fail Fast podcast with Quin Amorim

Author, Filmmaker, & Agency Partner at http://vitals.agency Also a Producer and Co-host of the http://FizzleShow.co Blogger at megafisbein.com "Stay Curious & Challenge Convention". What's your story? ⦁ How did you arrive at where you are now; a successful agency owner and co-host of the Fizzle show? ⦁ What's it been like to work with disorganized creative entrepreneurs? ⦁ What is engineered disruption? ⦁ Movie nightmare alley? ⦁ The emails you sent to the people who scrape your email from Linkedin? ⦁ How has your project retrospective process (post mortem) helped shift your perspective on success & failure? ⦁ Studied Film and Video Production at Scottsdale Community College ⦁ whats one thing you have taught yourself? ⦁ Why is documenting wins more important than understanding losses? ⦁ Describe your branding philosophy, and what does "Step 0" mean? ⦁ Describe your personal development philosophy ⦁ Why do you believe entrepreneurship is inextricably linked to personal development ⦁ Why do you think personal development (i.e. "self-help") has gotten such a bad rap? ⦁ Why is this topic different/more important than most people think? ⦁ favorite tools for the agency ⦁ how are you generating leads besides ads? Keywords: project management, branding, creative entrepreneur, blogger/blogging, podcaster/podcasting, business coach, agency, digital marketing, design, film, writing, personal development, growth, lifestyle design, lifestyle

Aiden Fishbein – Author, Filmmaker & Agency Partner at Vitals Agency at Fail Fast Podcast

The one name man master of Sales and Closing, Expert Keynote Speaker Kayvon went from being Canada’s #1 pharmaceutical sales representative to creating a multimillion-dollar coaching program. His ambition, drive, and conﬁdence has led to his domination in the industry and his world-renowned abilities for all things sales Kayvon the sales savant from $150k in debt to $100k in month Who is Kayvon the person why only one name? Have you always been super confident? How did you get to become the One Call Closer What is the #1 secret all sales peoples need to know What is the difference between selling and closing What are some tips for High Ticket coaches How do you set up the call with authority He started his passion for selling at the young age of 13 where he got his first sales job as a junior sales assistant at the local furniture store. should I sell high ticket items or low? what is a high ticket item? what systems do you use in your business to generate leads? Where do you want to go from here? Read 400 books, did over 800 presentations on over 100 stages over the world even spoke Business Expert Forum at Harvard University. STOP SELLING, START CLOSING kayvon.com

KAYVON The Sales Savant who when from $150K in debt to $100K per month

Dr. Ryan Lowery! by age 26 has already built a few multi-million dollar global businesses, graduated with a Ph.D. and played professional baseball. CEO of Ketogenic.com, author of The Ketogenic Bible, and president of the Applied Science and Performance Institute - host of WTF Podcast - What the Fat Ryan is there anything you don't do? hahaha Tell us your story, who you are as a person how did you get started with keto? How long ago did you start Ketogenic? was the domain available? What are some things you’re working on that you are excited about? What made you want to start a business? What drives you every day? What is your life purpose? What advice would you have for people just starting out? talk about your carnivore experience? can plant-based people be on keto? Do you do any fasting or do you recommend fasting? is it true that fasting increases HGH? what is ketogenic certified? What is your point of view on failure? tells us about one of your failures why no ingestable products on your site I expected to see? Fasting has been seen to be powerful when impacting our cognitive clarity Keto club is a locked section of your site. What's behind those closed doors? spending time with his best friend, Scoot the Keto Pup, jet skiing, and traveling around the world. https://www.instagram.com/ryanplowery/

Dr Ryan Lowery CEO of Ketogenic and Author of the Keto Bible

Today's guest is a bestselling author who in college had already built a franchise from $0 to $1.2 million in annual revenue. He then co-founded CC Solutions, a real estate development company and grew it to $6 million in revenue in under 2 years Directly from San Diego, California, Christian Chasmer - Christian, it sounds like you started your entrepreneurship career pretty early, do you know what caused this? Was your family very business oriented? - At 26 years old you had already built two successful companies. Does this mean you sacrificed your college fun years? - What's the size of your business today? -What is the key to creating a successful business? -How do systems help entrepreneurs scale? -What is one of the biggest challenges you see entrepreneurs struggle with? -What's your mission? -Why did you start Elevate? -How can someone trust their team with work? - You have a new company now called Elevate, what does Elevate do? Christian’s give-first mindset and skill for building systems help him fulfill his mission: to help others make an exponential impact and simplify business. Books mentioned: Lose the Limits: Break your limiting beliefs, become a more productive you, and achieve everything you want in life Ryan Holiday, Ego Is the Enemy The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz Links: https://evelateyoursystems.com https://facebook.com/cchasmer

Millionaire Entrepreneur Christian Chasmer CEO at Elevate and Bestselling Author

Prior to creating his own firm, our guest was a successful executive at a multi-Billion-dollar organization. He is an Award-winning Author, Entrepreneur, Life & Business Mastery Strategist, Husband, and Father. Purdeep Sangha's Education: EMBA Innovation Leadership (What exactly is this) Certified Innovation Executive ---- Certified In Financial Management Certified Lean BlackBelt In Business Operations -- Certified In Business Operations Excellence -Living in Ontario but you are from what of the most beautiful cities in the planet Kelowna -He is an expert in Marketing, Sales, Operations, High-Performance Teams, and taking an average business to the top of its industry. -Purdeep helps entrepreneurs master themselves so they can master their life. -His personal mission is to help men live more fulfilling lives, have passionate relationships and raise happy families. -As an entrepreneur, husband and father, Purdeep knows exactly how tough it can be to balance a successful business with a happy family. Purdeep is a pioneer in the Inner Force Formula (IFF). A system developed using transformation psychology, the latest neuroscience and the ancient art of mindfulness 1. Why do people fail to create the life they want? 2. What is the single biggest factor in being successful? 3. Why are you helping men in particular? 4. What has happened to masculinity over time? 5. Is masculinity toxic? 6. Why is one thing a person can do to improve their performance? 7. How can I be more present? 8. in your opinion Is there any relation being a good business leader, and a being a father? 9. I've been Going to bed listening to youtube "I AM" affirmations (Confidence and wealth) what do you think about this? 10. Purdeep, you once said: Mastering YOURSELF through elevating your thoughts, emotions, and energy is the most powerful way to take your business and life to the next level. If I read that 10 years ago, I would have probably blocked your social media! Reading that today, I think "this man is a genius"! Please explain what this means and how can we do this! 11. We are living in the best time ever to grab opportunities... and because of this most action taker entrepreneurs sofer from shiny object syndrome and FOMO. I suffered from both and to some extent I still do. Do you think it's even possible to control this 100%? Testimonial: Purdeep, We all get testimonials from people we help in our businesses, but not everyone gets them from Mr. Frank Kern "Purdeep has helped me uncover tens of thousands of dollars in revenue in just one month" Business: The Male Entrepreneur TheMaleEntrepreneur.com Where to find Purdeep: https://www.linkedin.com/in/purdeepsangha/ https://www.facebook.com/purdeep.sangha https://business.facebook.com/themaleentrepreneur https://www.instagram.com/themaleentrepreneur/

Purdeep Sangha The Male Entrepreneur About Masculinity on Fail Fast Podcast With Quin Amorim

Today's guest wants to leave a strong footprint in this world. He is a life coach, the published author of You vs You, and the father of 3 - TODD CAHILL ⦁ Married to your beautiful wife Kristin and Father of three. What are their ages? ⦁ Tell us a bit about yourself ⦁ You guide people by creating a step-by-step plan, to help them find and achieve their true purpose. Can you break this down a bit for us? ⦁ Your motto is “Beyond Driven" but its also your personal brand. Tell us about Beyond Driven what is it, and how you help people with it ⦁ What is your perspective on Success VS significance? ⦁ What is You VS You? ⦁ You have an amazing book trailer just like a movie. That is such an amazing idea. ⦁ How can we become more self-aware? ⦁ was there a point you thought you were going to give up? ⦁ Looking for an honest answer here Todd, everywhere I look on social media you have thousands of people following you. Even Dean Graciosy follows you! Is it all because of the motivation you give, or does it help that you look like freaking Thor from the Avengers, haha? ⦁ Your book is very special to you of course. You don't have a self-published book. Tell me What's the process of writing your book, being signed by a publisher and launching your dream? ⦁ How do you find a publisher and what do they require? ⦁ You meditate, you work out every day and live an adventurous life with his wife. That is essential to have a healthy mind, body, AND relationship. How often do you guys have dates or go in adventures? ⦁ Besides your own book, what is one book that you really liked and even read more than once? (Mine is Outliers Malcolm Gladwell) ⦁ I believe You have prepared something for the listeners? Podcast: It's Not Out There, It's In You http://youvsyoubook.com to get the book for free use code: BEYONDDRIVEN and you only pay for shipping Instagram: @toddmcahill

Todd Cahill the author of You vs You 12 ways to kick your own As$ and win

Todays Guest is a college drop out who is the owner of an Inc 5000 company! His company Quest Education is ranked #296 of the fastest growing companies in America!! How cool is that? Let’s welcome Daniel Blue, What’s up Daniel? Daniel, I want to talk about your company, what it does, and how you achieved such insane growth, but before let’s break down who you are, Let’s hear your story Ok, let’s talk business: -You were the VP of sales of iSelfDirect is that the same company that became Quest Education? why the rebranding? when you have an existing “somewhat” known brand, Rebranding could be scary because you already have a customer base that knows and trusts you… how well or badly did rebranding go. Did you receive funding? Are you comfortable disclosing How much funding and when? Daniel, so the listeners can have an idea of the company’s growth, can you let us know some metrics like company value, revenue, yearly percent growth whatever you can share with us founded in 2014 made $114K and now around 2.5MM How big is your team? What is it about sales that you feel is most important? What are self-directed retirement accounts? Why are self-directed retirement accounts important? Are you the leader at your organization? How do you see yourself as a leader? Is balancing entrepreneurship and fatherhood challenging? How did you become one of the fastest growing companies in the country? you teach not only business owners but also individuals take control of their retirement plans. Are these traditional methods or do you have your own methods or systems? Let’s talk about the issues you had in business, Daniel! People love talking about overnight success and luck, but I believe we make our own luck and every overnight success is built from a mixture of hard work and failures. Did everything in Quest Education workout as easy as it may seem to an outsider? Daniel, My personal opinion is that Society is starved for hope when it comes to financial freedom, so we see everyone is following the exact same gurus who take pics in front of Lambos and Private Jets. The question is: Could it be that we are all obsessed with the wrong kind of financial motivation because of what we imagine that other people’s lives are like, due to social media? And is that showoff mentality what is causing the families debt to skyrocket? What is the number one reason why people are struggling with their finances? What are your favorite tools to use in business Quest education can be found at YourQuest.com. is that a fully custom platform or does it run on 3rd party software Daniel Blue has worked with over 1,200 business owners Most American’s don’t know what a self-directed retirement account is but Daniel is determined to change that and bring awareness to how beneficial having one can be… Daniel’s Book Recommendation: Traction book

Daniel Blue Owner of a INC 5000 the #296 fastest growing company in America

Dr. Gordon Pedersen: Ph.D. Immunology., Board Certified in Anti Aging and Regenerative Medicine (FAARM), Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine Doctor Pedersen has work experience with the worlds largest pharmaceutical company (Ciba/Novardis), the worlds largest sports nutrition company (Weider), one of the worlds largest biotechnology companies (Nikken), has co-authored one of the worlds most read books (Chicken Soup for the Enriching Soul), developed and published the mouse model for Influenza prevention, was an expert research and development author for the worlds most read magazine (Muscle and Fitness), served as the master distributor of a major network marketing company, published the cure for Malaria, as he was awarded a distinguished speaker award for his work in special operations medical association. Doctor Pedersen is an internationally renowned scientist, author, corporate officer, product formulator, and instructor. He is unique because he combines science and sales in a way that anyone of any background will understand. He formulates world-class products, expertly documents their benefits, credibly communicates through the use of scientific journals, international best selling books, marketing tools and has been a top executive for the past 19 years. Doctor Pedersen received his doctorate degree from the Toxicology program at Utah State University, where he received two distinguished service awards and constructed two space shuttle experiments. In addition he has formulated over 160 nutritional supplements/personal care products. He was one of the first to publish a double blind placebo controlled study on the benefits of protein supplementation in body builders, where he worked with Arnold Swartzenegger and published his results in muscle and fitness magazine. He was nominated to Chair the United States Pharmacopoeia Review Board (Natural Products Committee), and he hosted the radio show, Common Sense Medicine with Dr. Pedersen. He holds a broad spectrum of doctorate degrees giving him one of the most complete educations possible; He is a research doctor ( Ph.D. immunology, biology), a research doctor (Anti-Aging Medicine A4M), has a doctorate in naturopathic medicine, and is a member of Special Operations Medical Association where he was decorated as a distinguished speaker. This demonstrates his continual desire to learn and serve the medical needs of others. He has been employed by one of the worlds largest pharmaceutical companies, the worlds’ largest sports nutrition company, the second largest network marketing company, and has formulated hundreds of products including a published cure for malaria. Even though he has extensive educational credentials he was hired by Nikken as their sales Vice President and routinely outsells existing corporate sales forces due to his background in pharmaceutical sales experience. His knowledge and wisdom comes from the most well balanced education and experiences and he is different than any other doctor because he is usually the most educated, most experienced and most published doctor who has been the top distributor in a major network marketing company and served as vice president of sales, research and development, education and regularly increases the sales of those he teaches because he believes that “nobody gets paid until someone sells something”. The something that the world wants to buy is what he researches, formulates, documents and then publicly promotes.

Dr Gordon Pederson world expert on Colloidal Silver explains how the body can heal itself

QUIN: Today we have another special guest. She is a US Navy veteran, a speaker, live video marketing expert and the founder of the 5 Minute Lives. With us today, we have Trish Leto. How’s it going, Trish? TRISH LETO: Oh that was awesome. Thank you so much. Yes, it is going fantastic. How are you doing today? QUIN: I’m doing very good. So spring has arrived and how beautiful is it where you are? TRISH LETO: Oh my god. So I’m in Tampa Florida and the weather is beautiful. However, with the spring season in Tampa comes like just sheets and sheets of pollen on our cars and in our sinuses. So my poor children are just like, it’s just mucus everywhere. And as you know, you’ve got little ones as well, when your little kids are running around with like that cold or the allergies whatever, they’re just walking little Petri dishes. So the weather is lovely but then everybody gets a cold. QUIN: You know what, that bothers me so much when the little ones are having a hard time breathing. TRISH LETO: Oh it’s the worst because you like you can’t do anything and they fight you, right? And for me, and my son he wakes and he sneezes and I’m constantly having to wipe his nose. And then, you know the little saline spray that you can put up their nose and like help flush it out. He hates that. He hates it. So yeah we just went directly into parenting life but yeah that’s what’s going on. QUIN: Very good. Trish, so you’re a US Navy veteran. How long were you in the Navy for? TRISH LETO: I was in the Navy for 4 years. I was a helicopter mechanic. QUIN: Really. TRISH LETO: Yeah, ’96 to 2000. QUIN: Helicopter mechanic. Nice. So you actually worked on helicopters, fixed them. Hammers and wrenches and all that kind of stuff? TRISH LETO: Oh yeah, wrenches and hammers and power tools. Yeah. I loved it. I really did. I was a Structural Mechanic, so I did sheet metal repair, fiberglass repair, hydraulic system troubleshooting. But I was a part of a detachment, so it was like all the different MOS’s basically like all different people who you had… I worked with avionics people and the mechanic people and you know, like all different specialties. So we all kind of work together because you know, one helicopter everything kind of comes together, right. So yeah, three years and then I got out. QUIN: It’s fantastic that two days, ago I aired a podcast where I interviewed the Crew Chief of the F16 for the US Air Force, Sean Romero. And man, it is so exciting like you guys were working on some equipment that is very expensive and like millions of dollars. TRISH LETO: Oh my god yeah. Like even the hunks of junk that I worked on, and I have to say it that way because we used to just… I mean, they’re still around too, they’re still flying those things. CH-46 Deltas. I mean it was like $33 Million aircraft. And then not to mention all the tools that went into that too. But yeah I mean, I look back on that and think to myself, “Geez, god almighty. I still can’t believe Uncle Sam put me responsible to work on those things.” But I’m glad he did. QUIN: You know what’s funny? I find that if army helicopter compared to any other one, it almost sounds as if none of them have exhausts because they’re so loud. TRISH LETO: Oh my god, they’re so loud. Even the H-60 is like, I worked on CH-46 Deltas, the echoes of the marine helicopters and their engines are a lot bigger because they had to bring like a lot of ammunition and like a lot of troops in there. But whenever I was on a flight deck underway and an H-60 would fly in, the 60 helicopter blades are like twice the width and length of a 46. And I mean they were freakin massive and I loved it. I loved landing an H-60 on my ship. We never had an army helicopter come in because we were so far out at sea like, they’re also land-based for the army. But yeah man, I don’t know. I love hearing the sound of a helicopter fly over like even like the news choppers, even sheriff’s chopper if I see like a chopper flying in the air in my neighborhood, I’m like “Oh, that sucker sounds good.” QUIN: Yeah. Absolutely. So you know something I heard a few podcasts where you were interviewed, and there was one thing in common that all hosts I heard, they introduce you as a badass. TRISH LETO: That’s funny. QUIN: Was that a coincidence or are you really one? TRISH LETO: I mean, I like to think that I’m a badass just in that, I don’t know, you know it’s funny it’s like you know what does that mean that for different people? I think for me it just means that I think some people just consider me a badass because of what I did in the military. Other people consider me a badass because I’ve worked very hard. You know I beat everybody, plenty of people out there that work hard you know. I don’t know. I definitely appreciate it and I consider it a huge compliment. Am I a badass? Sure, I’ll own it. I just own my stuff.

Trish Leto US Navy Veteran, Live video expert, Founder of 5 Minute Lives- Fail Fast Podcast

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