511: Build Your Business by Competing With Yourself | Ross Kimbarovsky
Jon Nastor's Hack the Entrepreneur
Release Date: 09/18/2020
522: Working Towards Life Profitability | Adii Pienaar
Jon Nastor's Hack the Entrepreneur
My guest today is an impulsive writer, family man, and founder of three companies with two successful exits under his belt.
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521: Create Wealth Without Creating a Job | Justin Donald
Jon Nastor's Hack the Entrepreneur
My guest today is a master of low-risk cash flow investing, structuring deals, and disciplined investment systems to consistently produce profitable results. His ethos is to create wealth without creating a job.
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520: Optimistic With a Sense of Reality | Matthew Januszek
Jon Nastor's Hack the Entrepreneur
My guest today has been an entrepreneur for 25 years and has no plans to stop anytime soon.
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519: Are You Inspired or Intimidated? | Allan McKay
Jon Nastor's Hack the Entrepreneur
Back in the late 90s, my guest left his home in Australia to pursue his dream of working in Hollywood. He had no real plan, and up until that point, he had never left the country. But he took the leap and went after it.
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518: How This Landscaper Built the Uber of Lawn Care | Bryan Clayton
Jon Nastor's Hack the Entrepreneur
Bryan Clayton is a former lawn mower turned landscaping entrepreneur.
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517: School Teacher Turned Full-Time Food Blogger | Lindsay Ostrom
Jon Nastor's Hack the Entrepreneur
My guest today is blogger, food enthusiast, and entrepreneur. Along with her husband and business partner, they have created the Pinch of Yum and Food Blogger Pro.
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516: How to Remove Yourself From Your Business | Stephen Christopher
Jon Nastor's Hack the Entrepreneur
One of the most popular pathways to entrepreneurship is taking a skill you possess and selling your services as a freelancer. Then if you do it right, you can sell enough work to hire other people to help you now you've got an agency!
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515: 30 Years, 4 Exits, and Mastering the Media | Mike Koenigs
Jon Nastor's Hack the Entrepreneur
My guest today is a Serial Entrepreneur, Angel Investor, and 13x Bestselling Author.
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514: Why You Need to Be Obsessed (or Be Average) | Grant Cardone
Jon Nastor's Hack the Entrepreneur
Grant Cordone is a New York Times bestselling author, international speaker, and obsessive entrepreneur. He's also one of my more confrontational guests it seems people either love him or they hate him. It also seems that he's completely fine with this.
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513: How to Solve Real Problems For People | Tibor Laczay
Jon Nastor's Hack the Entrepreneur
Tibor Laczay of Zenni Optical, is truly disrupting and transforming an industry fighting to retain its hold on the market -- and losing the battle.
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My guest today is a driven and strategic leader, creator, and mentor.
Ross Kimbarovsky immigrated to the United States from the Ukraine in 1979. Following a 13 year career as a successful trial attorney, and then about 14 years ago Ross founded Crowdspring.
He began his career as a trial attorney, where he successfully spent 13 years representing clients in intellectual property disputes.
But back in 2006, he stumbled across an opportunity and turned his idea into a reality. For the past 14 years, he's been the founder and CEO of Crowdspring. Crowdspring has helped to democratize design around the world. Over 220,000 creatives from 195 countries have helped more than 60,000 of the world's best entrepreneurs, small businesses, startups, agencies, with logo, web, and graphic design.
What began as an idea to scratch his own itch has turned into a pioneer and forerunner in the world of online design.
Now, let's hack...
Ross Kimbarovsky.