Episodes (Page 6)
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Dave Weiner of Priority Bicycles advises on maintaining sales in uncertain markets.
Dave Weiner
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Carlton Calvin rode the Razor scooter craze, building a massive toy empire.
Carlton Calvin
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Troy Carter, Joe Gebbia, and Sadie Lincoln discuss leveraging business strengths.
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Don Vultaggio saw an opportunity in the iced tea market with a tallboy can.
Don Vultaggio
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Tim Ferriss joins Guy for an Advice Line with three early-stage founders.
Tim Ferriss
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Mailchimp started as a side project for three web designers in 2001.
Ben Chestnut
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Jamie Siminoff of Ring advises founders on balancing short and long-term goals.
Jamie Siminoff
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Amy Errett launched Madison Reed hair color after identifying a market gap.
Amy Errett
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Daniel Humm made Eleven Madison Park 100% plant-based, causing a stir.
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Jason McGowan built Crumbl cookies like a tech startup, focusing on testing and drops.
Jason McGowan
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Mei Xu advises founders on finding co-founders and marketing strategies.
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Simon Cowell started in an EMI mailroom, not as a TV personality.
Simon Cowell
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Isaac Larian, MGA Entertainment founder, answers entrepreneur questions.
Isaac Larian
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Troy Carter, Lady Gaga's former manager, advises entrepreneurs.
Troy Carter
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Hinge founder Justin McLeod advises early-stage founders.
Justin McLeod
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Hamdi Ulukaya, a Turkish immigrant, learned resourcefulness.
Hamdi Ulukaya
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Norma Kamali advises founders on creative and financial balance.
Norma Kamali
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Rick Steves started by backpacking Europe cheaply.