Today’s episode is a masterclass around entrepreneurial origins with three experts on the topic of hustling, negotiating, and executing their ideas with little to no money.In this episode,Tony Robbins, entrepreneur, best-selling author, philanthropist, and the nation’s #1 life and business strategist, shares why your past do not equal your future.Daymond John, American businessman, investor, television personality, New York Times bestselling author, and motivational speaker, explains the simple process of getting started on your first business when you’re broke.Sara Blakely, businesswoman, philanthropist, and the founder of Spanx, explains why you don’t need a lot of money in order to be ultra successful and how ten minutes of someone’s time is all you need.For more, go to: lewishowes.com/1305Original Episodes:Tony Robbins (EP 1107) - https://link.chtbl.com/1107-podDaymond John (EP 598) - https://link.chtbl.com/598-podSara Blakely (EP 893) - https://link.chtbl.com/893-pod
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The speaker believes that life is calling for him to deliver and bring something to life. He shares his experiences of helping people with PTSD, addiction, and building multi-billion dollar businesses, and how his actions have transformed their lives.
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The key to experiencing a great life is to have a dominant pattern of fairness, love, power, service, and growth. Blaming outside circumstances for personal failures is not a strategy for achieving a meaningful life.
The speaker shares the importance of having great mentors and how pushing oneself beyond the comfort zone can lead to personal growth and transformation for both the body and mind.
The speaker reflects on how it took them years to realize they should pursue something they love, and talks about their affection for music and fashion.
In this episode, the speaker shares how he leveraged strategic relationships to succeed in entrepreneurship and highlights the importance of knowing how to use the tools of money to avoid failure.
Sara Blakely shares the story behind the creation of Spanx, how she got started, and how she overcame obstacles along the way to create a hugely successful brand.
Sara Blakely shares the story of how selling fax machines door to door led her to create Spanx shapewear, and clarifies that the idea started before cutting the feet out of her pantyhose.
The founder of Spanx, Sara Blakely, explains how she came up with the name for her company and the struggle she went through to get her product patented.
A woman shares how she came up with the name and patent for her garment and the process that went into creating it.
Sarah needed crotches for her artwork but kept running out. After exhausting her options, she found a savior in Gene Bobo from a crotch company in Atlanta.
Sarah's father created excitement over a new product by asking his friends to spread the word, causing sales to increase.
The founder of Spanx, Sara Blakely shares her experience of building a sales force for her product by visiting every department store in the country that sold Spanx, doing a demo and giving free products and standing in the department for a week to explain her product to the customers.