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Lewis Howes is a New York Times best-selling author, 2x All-American athlete, keynote speaker, and entrepreneur. The School of Greatness shares inspiring interviews from the most successful people on the planet—world-renowned leaders in business, entertainment, sports, science, health, and literature—to inspire YOU to unlock your inner greatness and live your best life.
A Clever Take on Residential Window Cleaning with Richard Bitton
Nuggets: Learn how Revetize uses a business's existing clients to create new revenue opportunities with smart simple but incredibly effective strategies. Learn how to get out of the weeds in starting a business and focus on what’s important. Hear what it’s like for a seasoned entrepreneur to imagine starting a brand new business in under one week. Action Steps: Spend a nominal amount to form an LLC, and make the commitment to get this started. Don't go into an intense research phase, just move quick. Research to discover what the market of local window cleaners looks like. Chat with window cleaners find out key info like: How much they are charging per pane What the standard rate is Different services they offer Their value proposition What margins they are looking for What they would do differently if they didn’t have to do marketing After establishing relationships with window cleaners, develop a compensation plan that will work for your salespeople (likely some high schoolers about to go to college). e.g. 18% commission for their first 100 sales. 23% commission for sales 100-300 30% commission on sales over 300 Include some bonuses along the way to inspire Develop the sales pitch that you will teach the salespeople (Consider raising money for college as part of the pitch). Leverage the referral network of the existing salespeople to recruit more like them Create the behind the scenes systems to get appointments on cleaners schedules etc. Follow through on these action steps and email us your results at update@runwithit.fm. You'll get exclusive access to a private Facebook group of action takers and one listener will earn a free mentorship call with our guest, and potentially, a business partnership.Links:RevetizeRichard Bitton is the CEO and co-founder of Revetize. Revetize is a one-stop-shop for customer communication, lead gen, and reputation management. It allows you to leverage your happy customers & quickly acquire referrals, reviews, and repeat business. He previously founded Alpha Solar. He grew up in Idaho and started doing door-to-door sales at 15. He is a graduate of Brigham Young University and currently resides in Lehigh, Utah, A.K.A. the “Silicon Slopes.”
Representing People of Color in the Outdoor Space with Kara Perez
Nuggets: Why focusing on inclusivity makes good business sense, and doesn’t detract from majority markets How everyday people can help those who are discriminated against How Lizzo leveraged the Kardashian brand to pave the way for plus-size women The typical success rate for an influencer to gain a sponsorship with a company How to write a quality cold email to people working at big brands Action Steps: Draft a mission statement around why this idea is appealing to you Complete market research around outdoor space Create a business plan for this idea Find complementary businesses and pitch them on partnering Research influencers who are already working with big brands and find comparable POC ones Contact POC influencers in the outdoor space and pitch the project Contact executives in charge of partner relations at big brands and pitch the project Follow through on these action steps and email us your results at update@runwithit.fm. You'll get exclusive access to a private Facebook group of action takers and one listener will earn a free mentorship call with our guest, and potentially, a business partnership.Links:Bravely GoThe Fairer CentsBravely Go on InstagramBravely Go on Twitter Kara Perez is the founder of Bravely, a community that gives self-identified women the financial tools to bridge the gap between their dreams and their realities. Kara discovered her love of finances courtesy of her quarter-life crisis. Broke, underemployed and saddled with student loan debt, she realized that her lack of financial education was crippling her adulthood. After becoming debt free in June 2015, Kara created Bravely to help other women take control of their financial lives. She’s co-host of the Fairer Cents Podcast: Women, Money and the Fight to Break Even.
Done-For-You Digital Marketing with TJ Clark
Nuggets: Learn why a business might pay you hundreds of dollars a month to do something they are already doing well themselves. Learn how to frame a sales offer so that it takes tasks off your client's plate instead of adding more. Learn how to land clients in a unique way that avoids SPAM and lets your personality shine. Action Steps: Pick a niche. We’ve focused on web-based food businesses in this episode but the principles discussed can be applied in any number of other industries. Find a few potential clients that you could help with an introductory marketing task, like taking over their social media marketing. You might meet them at a local business networking event. Offer a basic review of their social media strategy for free. Make some suggestions they could implement themselves. But also be ready to handle these tasks if they want to offload the responsibility. Offer a low introductory rate of a few hundred dollars a month. Perform at a high level so that they will want to continue and recommend you to others. Create a “map” of services you offer, and that you could take them through step-by-step so that they know your relationship can grow to take on other marketing responsibilities. Check off the tasks you can cover month-by-month or week-by-week as the relationship grows. e.g. website, marketing photos, product photos, client education, any other branding and styling the company needs and wants, etc. To approach a business like TJ’s you might review their social media, find out that they regularly post photos of food with calorie counts and macronutrients, and then offer to take over this process. Follow through on these action steps and email us your results at update@runwithit.fm. You'll get exclusive access to a private Facebook group of action takers and one listener will earn a free mentorship call with our guest, and potentially, a business partnership.Links:Healthy ChewGenMTJ Clark is the CEO and Co-Owner of Healthy Chew, a weekly Meal preparation service based out of Little Rock, Arkansas. Their motto: Eat Great/Lose Weight! Founded in 2015,they have spent the last few years helping countless individuals reach their health and fitness goals through the power of meal prep. With a variety of plans, they can help you lose weight, build lean muscle, bulk up, or simply eat healthier without the hassle.
Fundraising for Social Impact Entrepreneurs with Fatimeh Pahlavan
Nuggets: Why Fatimeh believes Angel Investors are better than VCs for social impact entrepreneurs Consumers get better products when marketplaces embrace diversity The ways in which the relationship between investors and founders is like a marriage Action Steps: Outline business plan for how this service will work Draft standardized documentation for the relationship between founder and investor Speak to investors in order to understand their psychology and motivations Contact large companies that have in-house venture firms with social benefit funds Research “government opportunity zones” and summarize associated benefits Research conferences that exist for social impact entrepreneurs to pitch their ideas Follow through on these action steps and email us your results at update@runwithit.fm. You'll get exclusive access to a private Facebook group of action takers and one listener will earn a free mentorship call with our guest, and potentially, a business partnership.Links:Upside.fm - Venture capital outside of Silicon ValleyAlumni VenturesBrotopiaInvestors prefer entrepreneurial ventures pitched by attractive menLegal Intelligence to Entrepreneurs (LITE)Fatimeh is an attorney based in Illinois and Wisconsin. She helps entrepreneurs raise capital, capture intellectual property rights, and ground their professional relationships in strong contracts. Fatimeh delights in taking the intimidation factor out of law by educating her clients and giving them a sense of ownership over their legal tools. She spends a tremendous amount of time thinking about how to make the law more accessible, and aims to design elegant solutions to entrepreneurs’ practical problems. In 2018, Fatimeh founded LITE LLC, Legal Intelligence to Entrepreneurs LLC, a law firm devoted to providing proactive and holistic legal advice to social impact entrepreneurs.
Payroll and Benefits for Dev and Design Firms with Chad Pytel
Nuggets: Learn what the power is in aiming higher and serving niches that demand better services. Learn how having an audience that emulates your business leads to rapidly scalable revenue opportunities. Love what you do and you’ll never work a day in your life? Chad doesn’t buy it. Understand his distinction between caring about what you do and loving it. Action Steps: Do some fact-finding. What are the logistics of providing payroll, benefits, and HR management services? How do these services make money? What are their margins? Pick a niche and contact HR or management to discover their pains, their willingness to try something new and the value of your solution. Chad suggests working with Design and Development teams because that’s his niche already. You could discover a new niche that works well for you. Tip. Contact growing teams of 20 or less that are considering hiring an HR director and propose to save them 80K per year implementing your services instead. Take advantage of the Q4 open enrollment period when these topics are top-of-mind to start discussions with businesses. An advantage of working in the design and development niche is that you can focus on smooth attractive interface and robust API where it will be appreciated most. Scale as the most elegant solution to a broader audience from there. Don’t forget, if things go right, you've got a great potential partner and customer with Chad and thoughtbot. Follow through on these action steps and email us your results at update@runwithit.fm. You'll get exclusive access to a private Facebook group of action takers and one listener will earn a free mentorship call with our guest, and potentially, a business partnership.Links:ThoughtbotGiantrobots.fmSeth Godin on Giant RobotsADPPaychexGustoJustworksChad Pytel is a developer and the CEO of thoughtbot, a web and mobile design and development studio, with small teams of designers and developers in Austin, Boston, London, New York City, Raleigh, and San Francisco. thoughtbot has produced top-quality applications with hundreds of clients, from one-person startups to Fortune 500 enterprises, universities, and non-profits, for more than 15 years, and are the creators of many popular open-source projects. In addition to working with clients, Chad is responsible for overall strategy for the company. He has co-authored two books: Rails Anti Patterns and Pro Active Record, and spoken at conferences around the world. He lives with his wife and two children in Newton, MA.
Upgrading from Disease Care to Health Care with Logan Christopher
Nuggets: No evidence of added benefit for most new drugs entering German healthcare system (Journal link) Can be an uphill battle for innovators in entrenched industries. For example, the American Medical Association conspired "to contain and eliminate the chiropractic profession” in the 80’s (Wiki link) Action Steps: Solidify overall mission/vision of this alternative healthcare organization Perform market research around existing small business and/or medical associations, including what typical membership dues are. Contact small healthcare businesses and ask them about the problems they face from the entrenched healthcare system whether this idea would be helpful for them what benefits they’d like to see as members Contact large companies outside of medicine who are pushing healthier living (e.g. Fitbit, Nike, Under Armour, etc…) and pitch them this idea Follow through on these action steps and email us your results at update@runwithit.fm. You'll get exclusive access to a private Facebook group of action takers and one listener will earn a free mentorship call with our guest, and potentially, a business partnership.Links:Lost Empire HerbsLegendary StrengthKnew Health1% for the PlanetHealth IQ Life InsuranceAmerican Herbal Products Association (AHPA)Logan Christopher aims to be a renaissance man. As a performing strongman he has pulled an 8,800 lb. fire truck by his hair, juggled a kettlebell that was lit on fire, supported half a ton on top of himself in a wrestler’s bridge position, and routinely bends horseshoes and rips decks of cards in half. He teaches people to do these things, as well as more foundational fitness at Legendary Strength. He is co-founder and CEO of Lost Empire Herbs which aims to bring performance herbalism into everyday people’s lives.
Designing Education for Real Life with Zach Fleishman
Nuggets: Learn how Zack became a tennis champion through laser focus and clarity of purpose starting at the age of twelve. Then hear how he used the same focus and clarity to excel in an entirely new arena, entrepreneurship. Find out the powerful things Zack learned about business through the process of applying for government grants. Learn how Zack’s research of tax law could save investors hundreds of thousands of dollars. Action Steps: Listen to the episode, investigate weaknesses and missing information, fill in on them and report back. (e.g. Research how to become an accredited school.) Build partnerships and support with those already in the alternative education space. (e.g. Y Combinator, Thiel Fellowship) Start a high school program. (e.g. Start with one 9th grade class and take them year by year through a new program). Admit 100 students worldwide into an exclusive new online program to test this idea Start with a high-priced private school type format, hire great talent (many different teachers coming in on a part-time basis). Raise investment money and/or tuition money. Present a great product that grows itself and spreads by word of mouth. Expect slow, organic growth. Envision a long-term plan to make these systems accessible to a wider audience. Set up an online course, highly accessible version of the high-priced exclusive, high-tuition, program. Bootstrap by starting with a summer program. (e.g. A 6 week course on life skills to hone a new type of curriculum. This has a low barrier to entry and could start with $10 in fliers put up at the local YMCA Improvise, inspired by the episode and come up with your own avenues of getting started Start by interviewing homeschooling parents about their dissatisfaction with the education system and what they might recommend for curriculum. Follow through on these action steps and email us your results at update@runwithit.fm. You'll get exclusive access to a private Facebook group of action takers and one listener will earn a free mentorship call with our guest, and potentially, a business partnership. Links: Shark Wheel.comycombinator.comtheilfellowship.comZack Fleishman began his illustrious career as a professional tennis player, earning the rank of number one in the United States in the 18 and under division. After his tennis career ended due to injury, he used the skills he developed to launch multiple businesses. His current business is Shark Wheel where he serves as Chief Operating Officer. Shark Wheel literally reinvented the wheel, creating a wheel with better maneuverability over rough terrain. They have appeared on multiple TV shows including the 2015 season finale of Shark Tank.
Helping Artisans Scale with Sam Davidson & Matt Verlinich
Nuggets: Create a grassroots community before anything else. “Identify the minimum to get started and go from there.” How you start is not how you’re going to end up; allow space to grow. The best way to retain customers is by continually giving them value. Shape a community based on its own needs: keep track of your data, know who your customers are, make sure you know what they need, and charge accordingly. Action Steps: Perform a comprehensive market study to establish existing competition in your city and what’s missing from them in order to determine which specific services you would offer. Evaluate how many potential members there may be in your area and establish a minimum vital number of members. Find the “Matt” in your city (someone who runs a maker space in your area) and meet with them to glean information about your potential market. Build up a community (create a Facebook group, attend Meetup events, go to local farmers markets or festivals, in order to drum up interest. Potentially pre-sell memberships. Find those existing businesses who have the need that you can meet). Consider running a Mastermind with a small core group in order to start building a grassroots community Follow through on these action steps and email us your results at update@runwithit.fm. You'll get exclusive access to a private Facebook group of action takers and one listener will earn a free mentorship call with our guest, and potentially, a business partnership.Links:Sam DavidsonStarter Story Interview of Sam DavidsonBatchSam Davidson LinkedInMatt Verlinich LinkedInOn The RocksInnovation WorksSam Davidson has a passion for taking ideas and turning them into reality. His journey into entrepreneurship began over 13 years ago. In 2006, he cofounded Cool People Care, which connected people online in a world before Twitter and Instagram who wanted to make a difference with non-profit organizations who badly needed members, volunteers, donors, and supporters. More recently, in 2013, Davidson cofounded Batch, a gift and retail company whose unique offering allows customers and companies to experience a taste of iconic cities. Overseeing the company’s rapid and changing growth as CEO, Davidson has helped Batch cross the $1M annual revenue mark in less than two years. Batch is headquartered in Nashville with operations in Austin and offers gifts from iconic southern cities. Matt Verlinich has an MS in Engineering Science and Mechanics from Pennsylvania State University. He was the founding General Manager of TechShop Pittsburgh, and after helping dozens of individuals start their own businesses at TechShop, he decided it was time to try and build his own business. Matt then prototyped, developed, crowdfunded, mass produced and distributed On The Rocks to over 55 countries. On The Rocks is an ice mold system that allows consumers to make crystal clear ice cubes, spheres and diamonds at home. Now Matt is putting his diverse experience to work for Innovation Works as their Manufacturing Program Associate where he helps local entrepreneurs build scalable businesses by consulting and connecting them with appropriate manufacturing resources.
Optimizing for Love and Connection with David DeMember
Nuggets: Consider how you can take what works in business relationships and apply it to a personal setting. Action Steps: Start with a small test group of people interested in improving relationships. Provide basic coaching and action steps that are kept track of through a simple calendar app and checklists. Check back in over the course of weeks and months for feedback on how the process is proceeding. Work towards feedback from people that indicates they are extremely satisfied with the quality of their relationships—ideally they are functioning better than ever. Build an investor pitch deck with this data. Alternatively, build some simple forms and procedures that help guide folks through specific types of conversations, such as a conflict negotiation. Rank high or advertise on search for appropriate searches, such as: "how to resolve a conflict." Let the user who initiates the process invite other parties to work towards a common relationship goal using the methodology. Grow the network through these invitations. Read 5 books on relationships. Narrow down to the few basic principles. Help people implement simple but effective relationship building strategies and provide consistency, especially in the MVP version of this project. Build an MVP using standard PC or Mac process building apps to help reinforce users' relationship building habits. Create processes and workflows in apps like Google Calendar that people are already using. Create a workflow that allows users to request important dates from people they care about and automatically feeds them to their calendar. Don't be afraid to do manual work and leave automation for later stages! Follow through on these action steps and email us your results at update@runwithit.fm. You'll get exclusive access to a private Facebook group of action takers and one listener will earn a free mentorship call with our guest, and potentially, a business partnership. Links: toi.io runsprints.com salesforce.com hootsuite.com buffer.com David Demember is a co-founder of Toi (toi.io) and a Design Sprint Facilitator. David has trained and facilitated workshops for Sennheiser, Glide, WeWork, Red Bull, Kraft, Waste Management, NBC/Universal (to name a few). Besides teaching Design Sprints, he loves coaching youth sports as well!
Reducing the Stress of Vacation Homes with Aaron Green
Nuggets: The “game” Aaron plays around customer service that’s won Easy Song Licensing many customers for life and made them a ton of money. The culture of small towns and how to launch a marketing campaign in one. Action Steps: Perform market research around how big the problem is and how much people would pay. Contact existing home maintenance providers (plumbers, lawn care, HVAC, etc…) and pitch them on joining Cabin Sit. Brainstorm list of services a vacation property manager could provide. Recruit the “Navy Seals” of property management in your area (people who’ve grown up around cabins and can handle most issues). Create Craigslist offer posts to test market demand and find potential employees. Canvas cabin owners and ask them how much they’ve spent on maintaining their cabin the last 12 months, and what services they would want from a vacation property manager. Sign up for a dog sitting app and begin offering additional services to homeowners. Follow through on these action steps and email us your results at update@runwithit.fm. You'll get exclusive access to a private Facebook group of action takers and one listener will earn a free mentorship call with our guest, and potentially, a business partnership.Links:Starter Story Interview of Aaron GreenTrustedHousesittersRover ($20 Off Referral Link)easysonglicensing.comaaron@easysonglicensing.comAaron Green is a Vice President and Co-Founder of easysonglicensing.com. They’re a 3rd-party music licensing agent specializing in music clearance for any type of permission and any type of use. They’re a bootstrapped company that started in 2005 around Aaron’s dining room table in Robbinsdale, MN. Easy Song Licensing now has a user base of 60,000 clients and growing. In 2018, they grossed $2.5 million and have increased by 30% so far in 2019.
Translating Medical Lingo with Shuhan He
Medicine is a different language by itself and is really, really hard to understand. Traditionally, the medical field's solution to this problem is to design boilerplate patient materials at a general reading level to inform patients about their healthcare issues. At best, the industry is moving towards video content and digital resources, but there is still a wide chasm of lost information between what a doctor understands and what a patient is informed about.There are a ton of existing companies, many quite profitable, out there trying to address patient education, demonstrating high demand within this niche. There's little to nothing in existence that uses the doctors' own notes as the foundation for the clients' educational material.In this episode, Shuhan introduces us to his new solution, called Doctor Lingo. He envisions a service that automatically detects medical lingo as used in a doctor's standard notation practices and translates it into something that is easily understandable to patients. We discuss several collateral applications for this service and a bootstrapped way to get started. Listeners will discover a useful and fun business project which serves as an entry point into the growing, nearly trillion-dollar industry of digital health.Here's a major plus...Shuhan has already launched a version of this service to one paying customer. Shuhan has experience in successfully partnering with ambitious new teammates and you could be the next. Your job is to help explore other avenues for revenue and growth, and don't worry, you'll find many ideas that arise in the course of this episode. Get started, gain some traction, and report back.Nuggets: Learn how Shuhan thinks about partnerships and arranges them in a way that optimizes for performance and accountability. Learn how Shuhan applies his heuristic, "the best predictor of performance is performance" for hiring and business relationships. Learn the clever tactic that Mayo Clinic used to rocket to the top of Google for medical searches. Action Steps: Create a marketing strategy to increase awareness of the product. Outline how you would improve the existing service. Collect lingo to attract and keep more users. Brainstorm product variations. Interview med students to understand what they’re looking for in an education app. Create wireframe for med student education app. Follow through on these action steps and email us your results at update@runwithit.fm. You'll get exclusive access to a private Facebook group of action takers and one listener will earn a free mentorship call with our guest, and potentially, a business partnership.Links:Doctor LingoElectronic Health RecordsAnkiDuolingoShuhan He is a doctor and an entrepreneur. He is the founder of Conduct Science, a brand that creates high-quality equipment created and developed by scientists for scientists. He is also the mind behind Maze Engineers, a startup that creates automated mazes which allow doctors and researchers to further improve their studies on behavior and neuroscience. He is also a Fellow in Emergency Medicine at the Harvard Teaching Hospital Massachusetts General Hospital.Outside of work, he is a fan of fitness and wellness, advocating intermittent fasting and daily exercise. He has also done the Gobi March, a 250km race, placed second in age division of 18-21-year-olds in a marathon, and has done over 15 marathons/ultra-marathons.He is currently based in Cambridge, MA.
Injecting Humor Into a Taboo Industry with Allie LeFevere
Allie LeFevere deftly brings humor to topics where others often avoid it, and this episode is a masterclass in how she does it. Listen in as Allie formulates a marketing strategy for a subscription service that solves a headache affecting 50% of the world’s population.Nuggets: What a brand “hook” is and why you should start your marketing efforts by developing one. How Allie uses “what if” questions to explore the edges of a marketing strategy, and how it affects UX, customer experience, packaging, etc… The most important concept in branding that people usually overlook. Questions to consider in addition to demographics when picturing your ideal audience. Using humor appropriately with touchy subjects to set yourself apart; how to make something lighthearted without making light of it. Action Steps: Perform market research around this idea (what is the true market share, average monthly cost, etc…) Identify an intended audience for this service. Create several marketing angles that would appeal to the chosen audience (also consider what’s unique about your approach). Brainstorm a list of products that would serve the chosen market. Outline pros/cons of sourcing products yourself vs. purchasing existing products. Contact potential suppliers. Try pre-selling subscriptions (e.g approach five potential purchasers and ask them to pre-pay $100) and/or gather feedback on the idea. Follow through on these action steps and email us your results at update@runwithit.fm. You'll get exclusive access to a private Facebook group of action takers and one listener will earn a free mentorship call with our guest, and potentially, a business partnership.Resources:obedientagency.comhi@obedientagency.comhttps://www.facebook.com/obedientagency/https://twitter.com/obedientagencyhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/obedient/Allie LeFevere founded Obedient, a one-of-a-kind branding agency focused entirely on leveraging the power of humor in marketing. They’ve worked with heavy hitters like Chick-Fil-A, Dell, and AT&T, as well as fashion, home, and personal care brands like Argent, Parachute, and Sphinx.
Reinventing a Boring Healthcare Product with Zee Schwab
In this episode Zee presents us with his visions of an online custom orthotics provider and a niche on which to focus the marketing.A kit is sent to your home that allows you to create a custom foot mold. Ship it back and orthotics arrive in just days. Compared with the lengthy back and forth to doctors offices that is currently the norm, it's a huge time and energy saver. Zee presents his idea and demonstrates the way he thinks about starting new businesses from a logistical standpoint.The takeaway: A great business project grows out of your will to make it successful, and it's a huge plus if that will grows out of a meaningful connection to solving the problem the business addresses. So, if you've got foot pain yourself, or better yet, you have a "foot fetish," this is the project for you.There's a bit of competition brewing in this niche but Zee has a plan to deal with that. Namely, niche further (the current solutions target an elderly market, so focus on a younger demographic) and serve an audience that needs to emotionally reconcile with the problem so as to address it early. Strategy: make orthotics cooler. Help people developing flat feet to face it, own it, be okay with it, and therefore be willing to take care of it.Nuggets: Find out how Zee lets the fear-based marketing of competitors drive traffic to his more caring and understanding style of customer engagement. Learn that often reaching out to someone with a blue check on Twitter (verified account of public interest) actually gets you somewhere. Discover Zee's unique approach to tracking customer satisfaction. Action Steps: Visit a foot doctor to better understand the process. Research competitor products (online and traditional). Research the margins, costs, financial details. Understand the market enough to select a great niche within it. Implement a simple, fun (we give some ideas) marketing strategy to get people engaged and interested. Reach out to a podiatrist and develop a relationship. Reach out to an influencer and develop a relationship. Follow through on these action steps and email us your results at update@runwithit.fm. You'll get exclusive access to a private Facebook group of action takers and one listener will earn a free mentorship call with our guest, and potentially, a business partnership.Resources:https://sayarcare.com/https://www.facebook.com/sayarcare/https://twitter.com/sayarcarehttps://www.instagram.com/sayarcare/Zee Schwab, scientist explorer, is the founder of Sayar Care. Sayar Care creates effective natural health remedies that are clinically tested, but as natural products can reach the market far more rapidly than typical synthetic pharmaceuticals that require extensive review for potential safety risks. The first product of Sayar Care was Retain, an all natural patent-pending formula that stops hair loss. It contains ingredients proven to work as well as pharmaceuticals but without any potential side effects.
Creating a Virtual Shopping Experience with David Kosciusko
David Kosciusko has always been good at predicting how new technologies will change our lives. He sees a massive increase in broadband speeds coming, and it will give us an unprecedented amount of data at our fingertips. Dave believes this bandwidth can be used to revolutionize how we shop for clothes. Hear how he wants to make that happen.Nuggets: The most successful entrepreneurs of our time are able to see the big shifts of their time, and create a new solution that capitalizes on them. ”Logic never really is the thing that sells, it’s emotion.” ”Anything that’s worth doing is worth doing poorly.” Action Steps: Verify idea is possible using near-term technology. Outline software development strategy. Assemble a team of people who could follow through on the above strategy. Contact clothing retailers and pitch them on manually implementing an intermediate step (we give you the measurements, tell us exactly what items will fit our customer well). Find apps that can accurately measure body dimensions and contact developers for potential partnership. Build email “weekly sale” service based on customers’ existing favorite items. Pre-sell the idea to friends and family to gauge interest in it. Follow through on these action steps and email us your results at update@runwithit.fm. You'll get exclusive access to a private Facebook group of action takers and one listener will earn a free mentorship call with our guest, and potentially, a business partnership.Resources:Flipphonesforprofit.comWin at Life with Dave - YouTube ChannelTai LopezIs there a mobile app that can accurately measure my body dimensions (neck to waist, arm length, even waist size etc)?David Kosciusko is an expert at flipping phones on eBay for profit. He turned what he discovered about this into a retail operation consisting of several stores, and has also created a number of online courses in the interest of helping others achieve similar success making a profit by repairing and reselling used phones. He’s doing over 7 figures a year with his specialized knowledge in the cell phone industry.
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