In this episode, #1 Bestselling Author and Highly Acclaimed business & Entrepreneur Expert, Mel Abraham, talks with John Lee Dumas, the founder and host of one of the best podcast in the entrepreneur space, EOFire about three simple keys to his success.
About John Lee Dumas
John Lee Dumas is the founder and host of EOFire, a top ranked business podcast where he interviews inspiring entrepreneurs daily. Before getting into the podcast space, he served eight years in the army. After he came back, he went through a six year struggle in his search for meaning and making an impact. His journey took him through a law school to corporate finance to real estate. With some wins and some failures, he just wasn’t happy.
So, in his search for content he discovered some incredible podcasts which were free, valuable and constant. But he found out that the frequency in which they were published wasn’t enough for him so he started his own podcast Entrepreneur on Fire which is published 7 days a week. As of now, there are almost 1400 episodes published with over a million monthly listeners and 30 million downloads to date.
Key Takeaways
- It really is important to distinguish yourself to make better stuff and be better at what you do.
- You are not going to be awesome from day one. Keep working hard every single day to get a little bit better.
- It is not about the hack or the technology. We have to run the miles.
- Create the solution for your avatar.
- Don’t force out more than you can really get out there in a quality way. People want the quality so work on it.
Three Habits for Success
Creating (1) free, (2) valuable and (3) consistent content.
Biggest Hurdle
The Imposter Syndrome due to which high-achieving individuals are terrified and are unable to internalize their accomplishments.
Looking Into the Future
We need to focus our energy and our greatest impact on specific avatars that we want to serve. If you try to resonate with everybody, you resonate with no one. Just know who you are at your core, know exactly who you want to serve and then just serve that person or those few. Those few people even that one person will grow into a much bigger tribe.
Interview Links
The Resource
Profit First, Michael Michalowicz
The Doozy
Stop taking life so seriously. You have a long roa
