Steve Harvey's Mistake Helped the Hustle Take Off

Is success as seemingly simple as putting one foot in front of the other? Sam Parr, founder of The Hustle, one of the fastest-growing media companies, focusing on millennials, tech and culture, fueled his rise by curiosity, action and googling. Segueing from helping “American Pickers” Mike Wolfe set up a Nashville store to running a hot dog stand to feed the fans, Sam googled how to start an internet business and then did. He moved to Silicon Valley, started and sold a few ventures, then the self-proclaimed nobody started a blog which evolved into The Hustle. Sam’s career proves that hustle manifests success, more than degrees, connections and money.

In this episode you’ll learn:

• Building a business is like writing a hit song
• About the benefits of a PhD in the school of life: Poor, hungry and driven.
• Throwing money at a new business can give an artificial sense of success
• How to hustle to bring your goals to life

Thank you, Sam, for joining me. Give it a listen, and fast forward your marketing mind in about 20 minutes.

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