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Magnesis Founder Billy McFarland on his Vision for Luxury Access
11:52 - 21:33 (09:40)
Billy McFarland, the founder of Magnesis, wanted to give his 19-year-old self access to a world of entertainment, fashion, and media he was finding himself stumbling into in New York City. This was the genesis behind his exclusive credit card, which gave young people access to tickets, experiences, and luxury items they may not have otherwise.
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Billy talks about how people perceive him after his time in jail, how he feels when he finds out what family and friends went through, and how he's trying to reconnect with them now that he is free.
11:52 - 16:23 (04:31)
Summary
Billy talks about how people perceive him after his time in jail, how he feels when he finds out what family and friends went through, and how he's trying to reconnect with them now that he is free.
ChapterMagnesis Founder Billy McFarland on his Vision for Luxury Access
EpisodeE202: (EXCLUSIVE) Billy McFarland: The Man Behind The Infamous Fyre Festival Disaster
PodcastThe Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
A group of early investors who were more successful and established than him believing in him made a significant impact in the life of the speaker.
16:23 - 18:40 (02:16)
Summary
A group of early investors who were more successful and established than him believing in him made a significant impact in the life of the speaker. Having support from people who believe in you can motivate and drive you towards success.
ChapterMagnesis Founder Billy McFarland on his Vision for Luxury Access
EpisodeE202: (EXCLUSIVE) Billy McFarland: The Man Behind The Infamous Fyre Festival Disaster
PodcastThe Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett
Billy McFarland, Founder of Magnesis wanted to give himself and other young people access to the world of entertainment, fashion, and media that he stumbled into in New York.
18:40 - 21:33 (02:52)
Summary
Billy McFarland, Founder of Magnesis wanted to give himself and other young people access to the world of entertainment, fashion, and media that he stumbled into in New York. He wanted to meet with bosses at companies like Def Jam, Hearst, Discover, and Disney that were just logos on TV for him as a young kid.