Sam Parr (@theSamParr) is the founder of The Hustle - a simple email newsletter that has surpassed 1M daily subscribers and will be north of 8 figures this year. Sam walks us through how he built The Hustle from scratch as well as his adventures starting a hot dog stand (7min), selling booze on the internet (13min), meeting celebrities on the street and convincing them to hire him (11min) and how he would get rich if he was 21 again! (33min) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
The speaker shares how he discovered a path to make a hundred million dollars a year in revenue with business automation and CRM tools. These tools help automate tedious tasks and improve team collaboration to better serve customers and ultimately reach business goals.
The speaker shares his experience of changing priorities with age and how money was not as important to him as he thought it was. He talks about his love for starting businesses and making money through YouTube channels.
The speaker discusses the beginning of his business venture and reminisces about the music that used to accompany certain YouTube videos in the past.
The speaker compares the straightforward, fundamental thinking of a hot dog stand in Missouri to the innovative thinking of successful entrepreneurs and investors in San Francisco.
The popularity of Americana and vintage products made moonshine a trend, according to a person who worked for Mike Wolf's store. However, the legality of producing moonshine was not clear and required a lawyer's advice.
A person received a $1000 gift for finding the location of internet companies in the country after being told that it involves jumping through hoops.
The speaker shares their financial history, including receiving a credit card with a $500 limit and receiving a sum of money from their father.
Meet Sethi, a platform that lets users host and join virtual networking events, has raised $5M in seed funding led by GGV Capital, with participation from several notable investors. The platform already has 40,000 users and has hosted 1,000 events since its launch in 2020.
The host talks about his experience starting a blog and building a community of readers. He shares his thoughts on building a business around a blog and the importance of having an email list for success.
The podcast discusses the success of Daily Candy and how the speaker realized there's potential to earn $100 million a year in revenue through email newsletters even though advertisers believed emails were not big enough for marketing.
One way for young entrepreneurs to start a successful business is to target a specific niche in a local area and aim to beat their competition on Yelp. The goal should be to create a successful business that generates a couple of hundred thousand or even a million dollars, which can be sold for a sizeable profit.
The host talks about how starting a company requires a lot of effort and how it may be difficult for those who have not experienced it to fully understand this fact.
A podcast host discusses investing advice and the pursuit of financial freedom with a guest. The conversation includes the amount of money people need to achieve their financial goals and the importance of avoiding bad decisions.
The Money Round is a segment that talks about the taboo topic of money where people share their thoughts and feelings about it, often with misconceptions about taking money from others.
Sam Parr, founder of The Hustle, can be found at trends.co and on Twitter at the handle @thesamparr. He suggests not emailing him as he is unlikely to reply.