The Danny Miranda Podcast

#269: Nik Sharma – Working With MrBeast, Gary Vaynerchuk, & Emma Chamberlain

Oct 31, 2022

01:00:54

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Episode notes

How to Like Show Up at Events

01:21

How to Maximize Twitter

01:03

How Do I Turn That Want Into a Need?

01:38

Building a Great Culture

02:24

Introduction

2min

The Connection Point

3min

What Are the Primary Skills That You Should Be Thinking About?

2min

Know How to Write a Good Cold Email Will Change Your Life

5min

I Love Connecting People

2min

How Do You Find People You Really Want to Be With?

2min

CPR - What Happened to My Grandfather?

3min

Do You Ever Really Think About That?

3min

Building a Brand

4min

10.

The Soul of a Brand

3min

11.

How Did You Become a Angel Investor?

3min

12.

How to Scale a Brand?

3min

13.

Chamberlain Coffee, Can You Just Come in and Take This All Over?

3min

14.

What Are the Little Inflection Points That Most People Wouldn't See in Your Journey?

4min

15.

You Don't Go to College, Right?

2min

16.

You Should or Shouldn't Go to College?

2min

17.

Isn't That Irresponsible as a Parent?

3min

18.

VaynerMedia - Is Bailey Happy?

3min

19.

Do You Have a Team?

2min

20.

Building a Great Culture

2min

21.

Twitter Has Given Nick Special Powers

4min

22.

How to Maximize Twitter

2min

23.

How to Write Really Good Cold Emails

2min

Nik Sharma is a brand builder. He's the creator of Sharma Brands (a marketing agency that's worked with MrBeast and Emma Chamberlain). In this conversation, we spoke about not going to college, how he's used Twitter effectively, the two skills everyone should learn if they're about to graduate college, and how he got in contact with Mark Cuban via cold email.

(0:00) Bob The Builder

(2:16) Nik’s Childhood Teacher

(6:39) Skills To Learn

(9:49) Mark Cuban Email

(13:45) Vibes

(14:40) David Perell Friendship

(16:08) Saving Cousin’s Life

(18:49) Death

(21:11) Building A Brand

(26:55) Working With MrBeast

(33:30) Working With Emma Chamberlain

(37:04) Small Inflection Points