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The Protective Nature of Personal Branding
54:01 - 57:51 (03:49)
The speaker talks about how some people are very protective of their personal brand. He shares a Tim Ferriss story as an example of this phenomenon.
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The speaker talks about personal branding and narrates a story about how Tim Ferriss is fiercely protective of his brand.
54:01 - 55:25 (01:23)
Summary
The speaker talks about personal branding and narrates a story about how Tim Ferriss is fiercely protective of his brand.
ChapterThe Protective Nature of Personal Branding
Episode#182 - How an Astrology App Makes $10m+, Why a Boxing Announcer is Worth $400m & Creating a Personal Monopoly
PodcastMy First Million
The speaker tells the story of the first time he met Tim Ferriss while high on morphine after getting a kidney stone, and how he acted obnoxiously in front of him.
55:25 - 56:20 (00:54)
Summary
The speaker tells the story of the first time he met Tim Ferriss while high on morphine after getting a kidney stone, and how he acted obnoxiously in front of him.
ChapterThe Protective Nature of Personal Branding
Episode#182 - How an Astrology App Makes $10m+, Why a Boxing Announcer is Worth $400m & Creating a Personal Monopoly
PodcastMy First Million
Sam Parr recounts his experience meeting Tim Ferriss while under the influence and how they eventually became friends and business partners.
56:20 - 57:00 (00:40)
Summary
Sam Parr recounts his experience meeting Tim Ferriss while under the influence and how they eventually became friends and business partners.
ChapterThe Protective Nature of Personal Branding
Episode#182 - How an Astrology App Makes $10m+, Why a Boxing Announcer is Worth $400m & Creating a Personal Monopoly
PodcastMy First Million
The speaker shares an experience in the office with a client who was very particular with his diet soda cans.
57:01 - 57:51 (00:50)
Summary
The speaker shares an experience in the office with a client who was very particular with his diet soda cans. He didn't want to be seen walking out with it after their meeting, so the speaker was asked to throw them away.