HeyJaredThe 1% Podcast with Vin and Shane
๐๏ธHosted by Shane Riggs & @vin.infante๐ฅ Master the mindset, strategy & discipline of the top 1%. Because 99% wonโt โ ๐๐๐ ๐๐๐ ๐๐๐๐.โฃListen & Level Up
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He Landed Big Fitness Brands in 6 Weeks by Taking Their Classes | Ep 155 (opens the original)
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Chris Kong spent a decade building sales and partnerships teams at venture-backed startups, taking companies from seed to Series D. Now he's the founder of Well, a New York-made daily hydration brand. In his first six weeks he landed partnerships with major boutique fitness brands, and he did it by showing up in person, not by sending cold emails. Chris and Vin cover founder-led sales, sampling without being salesy, how to collect feedback customers actually answer, and the three times of day yo
This Country Pays 45% Interest On Your Money | Ep 154 (opens the original)
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Takeaways: - Even industry insiders get quietly overcharged by their own banks. Doug found out the hard way as a retail client at his own institution. - A tokenized commodity only works if the value is computer-determined, not a person's subjective opinion. That's the actual innovation behind Diamond Standard. - Growing too fast without enough runway is its own kind of failure. Doug's company went from 40 people to 12 after an event nobody saw coming. - "Come home the same person" is a trading-d
He Was SUICIDAL. Then he RAN ACROSS CANADA| Ep 153 (opens the original)
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Sachin Latti spent two decades in law enforcement looking, from the outside, like a guy who had it together. On the inside, he was going through a divorce, suicidal, and standing in an empty customs hall at the Vancouver airport when the thought hit him: he didn't want to die without trying more. He'd never run more than a 5K. Five years later, he'd run over 21,000km, raised over $300,000 for veterans and first responders, and became the first South Asian person to run across Canada, 100km a day
The 7-Minute Pitch: What You Need To Know Before Investing | Ep 152 (opens the original)
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Jamie Weeks built and sold a national fitness franchise, then built and sold a national cold plunge brand, then hit the lowest point of his life. Sixty days later, he started climbing out, and nine months after that, he was speaking at Harvard Business School. This episode is about what actually happens between the exit and the next chapter, and why he now invests in founders the way a music producer works with an artist who already has the songs. **Takeaways** - The seven-minute rule: he decide
60% of Founders Who Hit Big Exits End Up Depressed. Here's the Psychology Behind It. (opens the original)
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Tom is a clinical hypnotherapist with 25 years in psychology, specializing in self-sabotage, imposter syndrome and crippling self-doubt. His own life flipped in a single moment at a rave in Goa. He's walking evidence that change happens in an instant.60% of founders are depressed within six months of a seven- eight- or nine-figure exit. Tom Fortis Mayor has spent 25 years figuring out why: a part of you doesn't want to feel good, and it's been running the show since childhood.In this episode:- T
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