The Hustle's My First Million presents: Million Dollar Brainstorm is back. Host Shaan Puri (@ShaanVP) and The Hustle CEO Sam Parr (@theSamParr) sit down and discuss what side hustles, trends and big business ideas that's keeping them up at night. We're going to try and keep these consistent -- about every Thursday and even maybe even 2 a week. Today Sam kicks it off by telling some of the most promising technologies he found at CES 2020, meeting some D2C guys and being astounded by their insane growth rates, the 3 bro's shamelessly knocking off US startups and getting rich, how lucrative trade shows/membership programs/courses can be, why compliance education packages could sell for $$$ to large companies & Shaan reflects on his decade goals and talks about what he wants accomplished by 2030. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
HubSpot CRM offers all the necessary tools for growing businesses to automate tasks, keep track of contacts and deals, and provide a unified data system, all for free and with ease of use.
The speaker shares their regret for gambling and mentions that it's a waste of time and money, even when you win. They mention losing $100 while someone lost a car and the cost of a three-person dinner being $500.
The speaker expresses disappointment towards the lack of impressive ideas around remote work, while the company representatives remain optimistic about its potential growth.
In some sports stadiums, individualized screens for attendees could be implemented to give each person a unique viewing experience personalized to their perspective. The screens would utilize a specific technology that changes what the viewer sees depending on their angle.
The speaker shares that the company he was with generated $40 million in revenue in its first year of sales, and he also reveals that in one month they did $800,000 per employee in revenue. Despite missing out on media exposure opportunities, he believes the company was exploited in a good way.
One CEO used aggressive tactics to encourage CEOs in Asia to work harder and be more aggressive, while another company created a remote work trade show in an unethical manner.
The founder of Gimlet Media shares his story of investing his entire net worth into the company to keep it afloat, and discusses the potential of successful companies becoming unicorns in the future.
Tim Ferriss reveals that being part of Twitch's ET team and having 70 million fans who consider him one of their favorite teachers is all thanks to his knack for finding food that's both healthy and delicious.
In this episode, Sarah Tavel discusses goal setting and how to navigate membership services realistically. She shares insights on the seven out of 10 rule and how it can help you appropriately set goals.
The speaker talks about the mandatory compliance trainings that big companies have to undertake and how it is important to make their training and compliance curriculum more interesting and engaging.
The new social etiquette and morality surrounding sexual harassment is a topic of interest for many people, as it is a brand new concept to some. This has implications in fields such as e-commerce, where individuals may question the predictability of the environment.
In this podcast, the host discusses his current interest in writing jokes and learning the craft. He shares how he reached out to a guy who wrote a book about becoming a pickup artist in order to learn from him, highlighting the importance of seeking mentorship and knowledge from others.
Rameet Sethi has a blended model for monetizing niche topics where his authenticity in comedy plays a major role. He shares the secret of his $5M launch week is sharing his knowledge and passion for skill development.
The guest speaker shares his experience of spending $180,000 on a real estate workshop and how it paid off through the lessons he learned and inspiration he gained. He emphasizes the importance of investing in education if you can see the value in it.
The interviewer discusses the success of his podcast, which has no community manager and relies on the self-regulation of its guests. Despite the lack of regulation, the podcast has attracted a legit and respectful community.