Noah Kagan Presents

Dorie Clark, a self-reinvention expert and professor at Columbia Business School, discusses the importance of long-term thinking and playing the long game. She shares strategies for strategic thinking and goal setting, as well as tips for building credibility and legacy in business. The podcast also explores the difference between feeling pretty well and great, achieving a million dollars from online courses, and the financial aspects of being a professor and speaker.

Brian Johnson, Founder and CEO of Heroic Public Benefit Corporation, integrates ancient wisdom and modern science to help individuals excel in life. They discuss reframing blame, emotional mastery, and integrating Stoicism. They also talk about daily exercise routine, consistency in taking action, and book marketing strategies.

Topics discussed include the 100X LAW, mindset and self-care, business growth and strategy, the Loom acquisition, achieving success through opportunity and commitment, staying motivated and overcoming challenges, tips for camera presence and standing out, and persistence, networking, and continuous learning.

Morgan Housel, an award-winning journalist and author, discusses the importance of preparation over prediction in personal finance. He emphasizes the significance of long-term stability and financial resilience. The podcast explores the dangers of chasing shiny objects in investing, allocation strategies during economic crises, and the concept of market values. They also touch upon personal finance strategies, including never selling and investing in long-term assets.

Leo Babauta, author of nearly 20 books in personal development and mindfulness, discusses his writing journey, overcoming self-doubt, and the messy nature of growth. They also touch on publishing books, reflections on their entrepreneurial journey, and the path to relevancy. Additionally, they talk about being genuine, the power of journaling, and self-reflection.

Renowned author and blogger Mark Manson discusses the challenges of success, dealing with burnout, and finding contentment in an entrepreneurial journey. He emphasizes the importance of saying 'no' and prioritizing what truly matters. Manson also reflects on turning 40, the value of persistence, and embracing failure for personal growth. Furthermore, he explores the evolution of careers and the excitement for current opportunities in the world.

Explore the benefits of leveraging your day job for future business success, learn about risk management when launching your business, and discover the right timing to leave your day job and commit to entrepreneurship. Hear personal experiences and advice on quitting, getting fired, and transitioning to full-time entrepreneurship.

Adam Gilbert, Founder and Chief of MyBodyTutor.com, discusses 'Intention Alignment', 'Pro Accountability', and 'Embracing Discomfort' for achieving happiness, success, and personal growth. They also talk about their journey in transition, finding purpose in health and fitness, evolving pricing strategy, and tips for being a better coach.

Dan Andrews, the host of the Tropical MBA podcast and founder of Dynamite Jobs, joins Noah Kagan to discuss redefining the job description of an entrepreneur, meaningful conversations, reflections on exiting a business prematurely, and finding success in the beverage market. They also touch on topics like purpose, personal productivity, competition, and envy.

David Lee, CEO and Chairman of Hing Wa Lee Jewelers, shares his fascinating family history and immigration journey. He discusses overcoming cultural challenges, unique expressions of love in Chinese families, and his principles to success. The impact of social media on branding and their plans for launching branded watches are also explored. Additionally, the podcast delves into managing wealth and finding joy in giving back.