Made It Podcast

??????’?? ?????? ???????????? ???????????????? ?????? ???????? ???????? ???????????? ???? ?????? ??????????. The real question is whether it will be too small in five years. Markets evolve, and identifying where they’re heading is often more important than where they stand today. One of the best illustrations of this is from the book ?????? ???????? ???????? ?????? ?????? ?????????? by Rich Cohen, which chronicles the extraordinary life of America’s "Banana King." At a time when ripe bananas were considered waste—literally thrown overboard by the thousands—he saw opportunity. Starting small, he sold bananas town by town, straight from a train car, before the fruit went bad. His story is wild: ? He took on one of the largest corporations of his era. ? Ultimately seized control of that company. ? Overthrew a government. ? Helped fund a major American university. ? And even worked with pirates. It’s hard to believe it’s nonfiction, but that’s what makes it such a compelling business read. ?????? ????????????? ???????????? ???? ?????????? ?????? ???????????? ???? ??????????, ?????? ???????? ?????????? ???? ???? ??????. ???????? ?????? ?????????? ???????? ????????????, ???????? ???????????????? ?????? ???????????? ???????????? ?????? ???????? ???????? ????????????????.

Enjoyed this conversation with Jeremy Parker on navigating saturated markets. Jeremy’s insights on standing out in crowded spaces go beyond typical strategies and touch on what truly drives success: understanding your unique value and building genuine connections. In this clip, we dive into his “blueprint” for thriving amidst competition— It’s a powerful reminder that, even in saturated industries, a thoughtful, purpose-driven approach can make all the difference. Have you applied any of these strategies in your ventures?

Had an insightful conversation with Benji Markoff on the messy paths every entrepreneur faces on the road to success. We dove into why embracing the chaos is key to finding what works, especially when starting a business. Success rarely follows a neat path; it’s often a mix of wrong turns, course corrections, and bold, sometimes risky, moves.

I enjoyed this talk with Benji Markoff for several reasons. He tackled something that every entrepreneur can relate to—the trap of “business purgatory,” where we spend so much time-consuming content about starting a business that we lose sight of actually starting it. This is a must-watch for anyone who wants to avoid getting stuck in the endless loop of “research” and instead drive their business forward.

Mobile Auto Repair, Business to buy/start

Imagine giving your furry friend more healthy, and happy years. This is a big deal for the dog community.

The massive earnings behind the Austin City Limits Festival

I enjoyed this interview with Vadim Rogovskiy for a couple of reasons. One, we delved into the fascinating world of dream control, and two, we explored its potential as a business venture.

Enjoyed this interview with Luke Bonney (he/him) for a couple reasons. One the focus on Dad life and the second was we were both a part of the same student organization called AIESEC back in college (different schools). In this clip we discuss bold mission statements and the impact it could have.

I chatted with Eric from Hustle Fund and heard the remarkable story of his parents and how it set him up to be the entrepreneur he is today. #family #americandream #motivation #podcast #korea #entrepreneur