Zero to a Million Dollar Business in a Weekend | Noah Kagen
Wealthy Way
Building a Brand and Going Public
In this chapter, they discuss the importance of building a brand and having other business streams outside of it. They also talk about the possibility of selling their business and their considerations of going public.
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In a podcast interview between Ryan Pineda and Noah Kagan, Noah, a highly successful entrepreneur known for founding AppSumo and achieving a quarter of a billion dollars in revenue, shares valuable insights.
Noah emphasizes the importance of sticking with an idea for the long term, drawing from his experiences working with and interviewing billionaires. He introduces the "law of 100," encouraging individuals to pick something, do it a hundred times, and then decide whether to continue or quit. The key is to find something one enjoys and has passion for.
Discussing his book "Million Dollar Weekend," Noah suggests that great businesses often start with a single weekend of focused effort. He encourages experimentation and learning from failures, stating that businesses often fail because they don't pivot based on customer feedback.
For those starting out, Noah advises focusing on building a great product first before investing heavily in marketing. He emphasizes the importance of moving forward at a manageable pace and solving business problems before addressing marketing concerns.
The conversation turns to networking and building relationships, with Noah sharing tips on finding commonality with successful individuals, such as flying in first class. Making content allows people to stay in touch, and sending thank-you messages after interactions is a way to build relationships.
Noah talks about the feedback process as a valuable tool for improvement, encouraging people to seek feedback from various sources. The podcast also touches on personal priorities, family, and business delegation. Both Ryan and Noah discuss how they organize their calendars to prioritize their time with family.
The interview concludes with a discussion on setting ideal goals and envisioning one's desired future. Both Ryan and Noah share their perspectives on writing down and visualizing their goals to stay motivated, even during challenging times.
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About Ryan Pineda:
Ryan Pineda has been in the real estate industry since 2010 and has invested in over $100,000,000 of real estate. He has completed over 700 flips and wholesales, and he owns over 650 rental units. As an entrepreneur, he has founded seven different businesses that have generated 7-8 figures of revenue.
Ryan has amassed over 2 million followers on social media and has generat...
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