The Jack Moses Podcast

Jimmy Rosedriive is a music producer and DJ. He's spent the last few years touring the world, performing in o 98 cities and 9 countries at the time of this recording. He's also grown to over 46k followers on Instagram and has another 1.6k on Twitter.In this episode, we talked about how he went from Naval Academy to a full-time DJ, the experience of playing on stage in front of thousands, and what goes into the name "Rosedriive." We also went deep into the habits and routines that go on behind the scenes to keep him sharp, creative, and maximize flow state.Jimmy's links:⁠https://www.rosedriive.com/⁠⁠https://twitter.com/ROSEDRiiVE⁠⁠https://www.instagram.com/rosedriive/⁠My links:⁠https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0⁠Timestamps:Timestamps:0:00 Intro0:43 From the Naval Academy to a being a DJ3:40 Other people's opinions6:00 Where does the love for music come from?7:50 Navigating identity change10:38 A bias for thinking big13:48 The name “Rosedriive”20:04 Keeping good habits while traveling22:22 Daily non-negotiables26:01 Resistance29:19 Being in flow state31:20 Playing in the studio vs. performing live36:18 Reading the audience38:14 Getting nervous42:05 Travel lifestyle46:52 Thoughts on becoming famous49:38 Dealing with failure54:12 Upcoming tour55:31 Advice for new DJs59:42 Where to find Jimmy This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com

Ashley Richmond is an online personal trainer and writer on Medium and Twitter. She's grown to over 19k followers on Twitter, 27k readers on Medium, and over 10,000 subscribers on her email list.In this conversation, we talked about everything from diet to nutrition and mindset and also touched on topics like growing an online business, growing on social media, building digital products, and living more by working less.Ashley's links:https://twitter.com/_AshleyRichmondhttps://ashley-richmond.medium.com/https://ashleyrichmond.bio.link/My links:https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0Timestamps0:00 Intro0:20 Canada to New Zealand1:35 Incorporating nature into your day3:51 Masters in psych to working online7:27 Writing on Medium11:58 Telling people what you do13:56 Dealing with loneliness as a creator17:07 Detaching from work22:58 Determining what season of life you’re in24:34 Momentum26:05 Non-negotiables29:01 Idea generation process33:10 Positive effects of coffee35:30 Nicotine 38:18 Alcohol and weed 40:09 Structuring your day like a stoic42:42 Emotional eating46:00 Sleep50:42 Circadian rhythm52:16 Typical day of eating56:17 Intermittent fasting58:09 Mindset1:03:32 Scaling business 1:11:48 Working less 1:13:54 Building trust1:16:14 Designing products1:22:03 It’s all a game1:23:20 Next year This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com

Ole.Eth is the founder of “The AI Solopreneur.” He also writes on Twitter, sharing unique insights and opinions on entrepreneurship, AI, and well as crypto investing, and psychedelics.We had a wide-ranging conversation, talking about building the AI Solopreneur, the implications of AI on the creator economy, AI optimism vs. pessimism, as well as taking a deep dive into psychedelics.Ole’s Twitter:https://twitter.com/oledotethThe AI Solopreneur:https://twitter.com/aisolopreneurMy stuff:https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0Timestamps:0:00 Intro0:48 Ole's Background4:39 The AI Solopreneur8:42 AI as a worker12:08 Seperating the AI Solopreneur from personal brand15:39 Choosing Solopreneurship18:47 Art and business21:00 Future of the Creator Economy24:17 AI optimism vs. pessimist27:17 AGI30:32 How to stay up to date with AI34:10 Job Security and AI36:14 Meaning of life without work39:49 Psychedelics are on the other side of AI44:18 The wrong reasons to do psychedelics46:27 Alcohol vs. psychedelics49:43 Education and psychedelics55:18 Should everyone consider psychedelics57:58 Overlay between psychedelics and ambition1:03:57 Loneliness of solopreneurship This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com

Connor Widmaier is an online writer, Twitter growth coach, and master of sales and persuasion.He currently lives in Germany, knows 3 languages, and is a full-time internet entrepreneur.In this episode, expect to learn: How standup comedy helped Connor overcome social anxiety How finding Naval changed his life The beauty of learning new languages How dating, persuasion, and sales are all strikingly similar Why Connor is pivoting from ghostwriting to coaching How to create an irresistible coaching offer and much, much more…Connor's links:https://twitter.com/CopyWriteConnorhttps://www.youtube.com/connorwidmaierMy links:https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0Timestamps0:00 Intro00:51 English teacher to Internet entrepreneur3:12 Finding Naval7:23 Germany10:38 Learning languages24:10 Starting a newsletter29:14 Persuasion and Dating34:15 Optimism around personal branding37:39 Pivoting from ghostwriting to coaching50:31 A > B54:08 Standup comedy58:30 Shedding old identities1:05:26 “Thought mistake”1:06:33 Daily routine1:10:13 Living without a car1:12:33 Next moves for us This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com

Leon Perkins is an online fitness coach from the UK who specializes in helping busy guys get jacked training only 3 hours a week.In this episode, expect to learn about why starting an online business is the only way to create the life of your dreams, how to naturally increase your testosterone, why the creator economy is the future, and how to navigate dating in the modern world.Leon's links:https://leonlifedesign.ck.page/fa71e359f9https://twitter.com/LeonLifeDesignMy links:https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0Timestamps0:00 Intro0:28 Instagram fitness influencers3:29 Background in fitness5:51 Getting into fitness Twitter12:00 Online business is the only way to get your dream life18:20 Moving to South America22:34 Becoming a sovereign individual25:28 Training philosophies and dieting32:35 Supplementation34:45 Testosterone42:14 Nailing the fundamentals45:27 Talking to girls in coffee shops52:38 How to approach the date55:21 Dating apps59:19 Letting people down easy1:01:49 Meeting through the Internet1:05:47 Optimism and the creator economy1:13:04 Next year1:14:09 Staying in school?1:19:02 Patience This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com

Tyler Remez is a marketer, writer, and Twitter ghostwriter. He's grown his following to over 7000 followers in just a few months on Twitter, and shares tips on marketing, writing, and online business.In this conversation, we talked about a wide variety of topics like the transition from being a frat bro to an entrepreneur, carrying over habits from sports to business, and the power of investing in coaching. Tyler's links:https://twitter.com/TyRemezhttps://marketmischief.beehiiv.com/subscribehttps://growgru.carrd.co/My links:https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0Timestamps:00:00 Intro00:56 Why the leap to entrepreneurship?3:09 Video games5:17 Investing in coaching9:44 Hardest part of getting into entrepreneurship11:04 Daily routine15:14 Alcohol19:00 Habits during covid21:32 Getting recruited for football24:05 Carrying over habits from football26:34 Finding more ways to play29:42 Flow state33:35 Most impactful book36:20 Ideal Sunday39:05 What gets you out of bed40:05 Kids?40:35 Dating?45:39 What is success?48:29 Entrepreneurial tendencies as a kid53:09 What’s next?54:58 Reassessing risk This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com

Peter Skoronski is an NFL draft prospect from Northwestern University. He is one of the top prospects in this year's upcoming draft and is a projected first-round pick, with many mock drafts slotting him in the top ten. At Northwestern, Peter was named to the All-Big Ten Second Team during his freshman and sophomore years and was a first-team all-conference selection as well as offensive lineman of the year during his junior year. In high school, he was ranked a 5-star prospect by multiple recruiting services.In this episode, we talked about Peter's feelings going into the draft, where his self-belief comes from, overcoming imposter syndrome, his grandfathers legacy, and much more.Pete's links:https://www.instagram.com/peterskoronski/https://twitter.com/pskoronskihttps://www.nfl.com/prospects/peter-skoronski/3200534b-4f46-7199-f435-c28e7b2fe41fMy stuff:https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0Timestamps00:00 Intro00:32 Going into the draft2:37 Juggling academics and football4:33 Workout schedule for combine8:01 Staying focused13:03 Self-belief19:15 Looking forward to winning20:48 Facing grown men22:15 Playing guard vs. tackle26:25 Natural athleticism27:30 Studying his grandfather31:10 Who Pete studies now33:50 Speed round This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com

Calum Johnson left his 9-5 job as a strategy consultant to go all in on a crazy idea:Starting a podcast. "The Calum Johnson Show" is a podcast where Calum interviews others who are relentlessly pursuing their passions in the world and has featured some incredible guests such as Sahil Bloom, Jack Butcher, Zach Pogrob, Dakota Robertson, and many more.In this episode, you can expect to learn about the art of podcasting, why podcasting is such an incredible medium, being polarizing, what leverage really is, and much more...Calum's Links:https://twitter.com/calum_johnson9https://www.youtube.com/@calumjohnson9180https://www.instagram.com/thecalumjohnsonshow/https://open.spotify.com/show/0fAYBfTsNdUsqcqSMIfq6gMy Links:https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0https://twitter.com/jackmoses0https://weekenddrift.beehiiv.com/Timestamps00:00 Intro01:14 Why podcasting?9:20 Everyone can find their “thing”15:48 Podcasting as a medium20:08 What is leverage?25:35 Falling in love with podcasting32:05 Telling people you’re a podcaster33:30 Why don’t people do what they love36:17 Action precedes confidence47:49 Pre-podcast routine57:28 Being present vs. asking questions1:03:20 Podcasters to look up to1:08:51 Being polarizing1:13:44 How can you get in touch with your authentic self? This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com

Danny Miranda is the host of the Danny Miranda Podcast, where he interviews what he calls the happiest, healthiest, and wisest people in the world. Some of his biggest guests include Gary V, Derek Sivers, Sahil Bloom, Chris Williamson, Sam Paar, Dickie Bush, and so many more. He has published over 334 episodes and is in the top 1% of all podcasts worldwide. Danny also has a strong social media presence on Instagram and Twitter and actually calls himself a writer before a podcaster.In this episode, Danny and I talked about how he got into entrepreneurship after some rough times in 2019, how he got into podcasting, what he learned by doing a 5-day solo retreat in a cabin, and how he deals with the thought that one day he will be famous.This was my favorite episode yet. I had a ton of fun in this conversation, and I think you'll enjoy it as well.Danny links:https://linktr.ee/heydannymirandahttps://twitter.com/heydannymirandahttps://www.instagram.com/heydannymiranda/My links:https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0Timestamps0:00 Intro00:39 Danny’s ideal day3:37 Dark times in 20197:08 The gradual slide into entrepreneurship9:18 Writer before podcaster13:49 Being prepared and being present17:05 5-day retreat in a cabin23:58 5 years to reinvent yourself26:45 Podcasting is the ultimate life hack30:20 What podcasters do you look up to35:24 Book?39:15 Put in the reps40:18 Being famous42:30 Purpose50:24 Next year This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com

Taylin Simmonds is a writer on Twitter and a content marketing agency owner who scaled his agency to over $500k in annual revenue in under a year. Just in the past year Taylin quit his job as a college music teacher to pursue ghostwriting and growing his personal brand full-time and has grown his Twitter to over 28k followers.In this conversation, Taylin and I talked about the struggles he had to go through to get to this point, how much life can change in a year, what it means to become a well-rounded man, and a lot more.Taylin’s Twitter:https://twitter.com/TaylinSimmondsMy links:https://linktr.ee/jackmoses0Timestamps00:00 Intro02:33 Getting into ghostwriting08:45 Taking action and saying f**k it11:47 Going through struggle19:25 Detaching from social media22:45 The future of ghostwriting30:09 The next step after ghostwriting34:03 Taylin’s community37:00 Escaping the matrix40:14 Sacrificing profits now for personal brand44:55 Thinking about the future49:32 Dakota Robertson interrupts53:00 Becoming a well rounded man58:01 The paradox of choice1:02:03 Minimizing distractions while traveling1:08:00 Challenging beliefs1:16:11 Writing a book This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com