Noah Kagan Presents

How do you react when things DON'T go your way? Everything seemed great for Andrew Chen — and then it all came crashing down. In one day, 50% of his employees quit. But Andrew didn't let that stop him: Today, Andrew is the current Head of Rider Growth at Uber and an advisor to Tinder, Product Hunt, Sumo, and more. In this podcast, hear how Andrew pushed through the struggles to make it big. Use Andrew's lesson to succeed in your career, business, and life. Full show notes at http://okdork.com/podcast/30

What's going to happen in the future? John Arrow thinks about it EVERY day. Described as "the next Elon Musk," John has some insane future predictions — including his belief two common jobs will be gone in the next 8 years. In this chat, learn how you can prepare for the future, hear John's exact roadmap to become a billionaire in the next 10 years, and tons more. Full show notes at http://okdork.com/podcast/29

If you want to be the best, you have to learn from the best. I was falling short of my targets with my podcast, so I hired an expert NPR producer to help me. In this episode I share everything I learned from hiring an expert to help me make my podcast better. Use these lessons in your own podcasting — or when hiring an expert for any part of your business. Full show notes at http://okdork.com/podcast/28

Growing a $28 million business isn't easy. Especially when the business is Onnit, built in the highly-competitive supplements space. In today's podcast, I talk with Aubrey Marcus, the founder of Onnit, about his epic experiences. You'll learn how to build a business, the secrets to forming relationships with VIPs and famous entrepreneurs, where to find hidden advertising opportunities, and tons more. Full show notes at http://okdork.com/podcast/27

When most people interview entrepreneurs, they talk exclusively about business tactics. But, ultra-successful entrepreneurs don't get to where they are just focusing on their business mindset. The MOST successful business people also focus on how to optimize their life, happiness, and mindset in ALL areas. In this interview, I'm going to give you a rare behind-the-scenes look at how Aubrey Marcus, the CEO of the 8-figure business Onnit, optimizes his entire mindset Full show notes at http://okdork.com/podcast/26

When Chad Boyda graduated high school at 16, he and tried chasing his startup dream… but it didn't go according to plan. He ended up with $100,000 in debt. But years later, he finally found success co-founding Sumo.com with me. Learn Chad's lessons on self-improvement and entrepreneurship from his rollercoaster journey. Full show notes at http://okdork.com/podcast/25

Most authors take YEARS to finish writing a book. But what about creating a bestselling book in only a month and a half? It might sound insane, but Pierce Brown, the bestselling author of the novel Red Rising — plus three other fantastic books — has done it. Hear us talk about the path to becoming a bestselling author, how he failed with six other books, and lots more. Full show notes at http://okdork.com/podcast/24

Greg McKeown doesn't believe in "doing it all." Instead, he lives by the mantra "less is more." His book, Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less, is about pursuing the most important things in life… and trimming the rest. Hear Greg share lessons from pursuing less — and how you be more successful following the same strategies. Full show notes at http://okdork.com/podcast/23

When I first met Tynan, I was blown away by how fun he was. Tynan has been a professional pickup artist, had a career as a gambler, been named the "Quintessential Man" by Stan Lee, lived in a RV… phew! Tynan has done everything. I wanted to know how he's done so much — and how we can all carve out our own unique lifestyles and experience epic adventures. Full show notes at http://okdork.com/podcast/22

What's it like to be friends with famous people? Keith Ferrazzi is a _New York Times_ bestselling author and expert in building friendships with VIPs, celebrities, and famous entrepreneurs. Keith is so good at building friendships and connections he almost never eats a meal alone. In today's episode of _Noah Kagan Presents_, you'll hear Keith's secrets on forming friendships with whomever you want — including your idols. Show notes at http://okdork.com/podcast/21