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Codie Sanchez on Buying Boring Businesses and The Secret to Wealth
03 Sep 2024
00:49:15
About the Episode
Can the path to financial freedom be paved with boring businesses?Ā
In this episode, Andrew sits down with Codie Sanchez, a founder, entrepreneur, and investor who's redefining success in the business world.
Codie is the founder and CEO of Contrarian Thinking, a digital education company with over 7 million followers, and Main Street Hold Co, a small business holding company. She's also the driving force behind Contrarian Thinking Capital, a firm investing in companies that support small business growth.
In this conversation, Codie shares her journey from working in private equity to becoming a champion for Main Street entrepreneurship. She discusses the power of "boring" businesses, the importance of deal clarity, and why she believes ownership is under attack in the U.S. Codie also offers insights from her upcoming book, "Main Street Millionaire," which promises to be an MBA-level guide to mergers and acquisitions for everyday entrepreneurs.
Join us as we explore
Codieās journey from working in Vanguard to owning multiple businesses of her own
The appeal of boring businesses
Strategies to help you know whether the businesses you want to buy or start are actually any good
AI and technologyās impact on businesses and the job market
Codieās perspective on fame, navigating challenges, and her aspirations
People and products that sheās been loving lately
Maybe youāre itching to start your own venture. Or perhaps youāre an investor looking to expand your portfolio. Codieās insights will surely steer you towards success. Tune in for a powerful conversation that unpacks the secrets of what it takes to win in business.
00:00 - Intro 00:42 - Catching Up With Codie 5:01 - Codieās Entrepreneurial Journey 8:51 - Why Boring Businesses Are Great 13:23 - What Businesses Do You Buy? 16:07 - How to Tell If Your Businesses Ideas Are Good 18:37 - Weird But Profitable Businesses 21:24 - Businesses AI Will Disrupt 23:33 - Integrating Tech In Businesses 25:15 - White Collar Workers Shifting to Blue Collar Jobs 30:57 - Fameās Impact on Codieās Life 36:00 - Codieās Goals For the Future 37:51 - Dealing Tough Days 41:53 - Codieās Book 43:48 - Codieās Product Recommendations 47:38 - People Codie Finds Interesting
Museum Hack Founder and Author of The 2-Hour Cocktail Party, Nick Gray joins the podcast for an exciting conversation on the power of hosting and the ways in which it changed his life. From giving a tour to the Saudi Arabian royal family to hanging out with a billionaire in Asia, he openly delves into all his fascinating adventures while sharing practical tips on hosting and making friends.
Join us as we explore
Nickās journey from trying to start a software company in India, moving to NYC and building Museum Hack, to where he is now
The art of active hosting and how to use it to meet interesting, new people
Dealing with rejected invitations and importance of providing value to the people you meet
His passion for adventure, along with tips for aspiring travelers
The little things that Nick splurges on and uses everyday
If youāre someone whoās interested in learning about the best way to host a party or simply love a good adventure, Nickās stories are sure to give you all the fun and insight you need!
00:00 - Preview 00:50 - Mateina Yerba Mate 2:56 - How Andrew First Met Nick 5:08 - Nickās Newsletter 6:01 - Starting a Software Company in India to Living in NYC 9:30 - Museum Hack 11:33 - Benefits of Having A Newsletter 14:25 - The 2-Hour Cocktail Party & Active Hosting 19:25 - The N.I.C.K. Method 23:03 - Prioritizing Adventure Over Money 24:34 - Growing Social Circles Through Hosting 28:33 - Nickās Friendship Funnel 37:55 - Tips for Hosting 41:00 - Rejection With Invites 43:23 - Nickās Favorite Hosts 44:28 - Adding Value to People You Meet 54:34 - Balancing Adventure With Routine 59:11 - Finding Interesting Experiences 1:03:01 - Nickās Views on Travel 1:05:22 - Nickās Blind Date in Tokyo 1:09:10 - Nickās Investments 1:11:02 - How Nick Enjoys His Money 1:18:15 - Nickās Daily Routine 1:22:43 - Nickās Productivity System
From Party Boy to Millionaire Bestselling Author: Mark Manson on the Business of Books
12 Jul 2024
00:47:55
Most known for his book The Subtle Art Of Not Giving A F*ck, Mark Manson is a three-time #1 NY Times bestselling author and entrepreneur. In this episode, he tackles questions, less about his books, and more about the business of being a writer. Can authors really make a living? Is the pursuit of fame and fortune really as glamorous as it seems? Mark also reveals what itās like working in Hollywood, explaining why he believes the creator economy offers a brighter future.
Join us as we explore Mark's story and learn about:
The business of the publishing industry
Literatureās place in current society
Hollywoodās inefficiency and the future of the creator economy
The impact that fame and wealth has on people and relationships
Markās current struggles as well as what heās looking forward to in the future
Craving honesty over hype? Mark gives you the unvarnished truth. Donāt miss this candid discussion about his journey from broke blogger to bestselling author, the challenges of working with Hollywood, and the surprising lessons learned from achieving everything he ever wished for.
Resources Mentioned
The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*ck by Mark Manson Old Man in The Sea by Ernest Hemingway The Year of Magical Thinking by Joan Didion Hemingway by Ken Burns & Lynn Novick War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy All The Light You Cannot See by Anthony Doerr Garmin watch
Chapters
00:00 Intro 0:34 Can You Make Money As A Writer? 2:23 Should You Become An Author? 3:25 Is Mark More of An Author or an Entrepreneur? 4:40 Markās Journey to Wealth 7:04 Wealthās Impact on Life and Relationships 12:10 Achieving Your Dreams Isnāt As Great As It Seems 15:17 Is Mark Done With Money? 16:42 Markās New Aspirations 18:31 Fameās Impact on Markās Life 18:54 Markās Team 20:10 Mark on Managing His Team 21:23 Are Books Still Relevant Today? 23:12 Protecting Mental Health While Working in Social Media 24:16 The Advantages of Social Media 26:03 Markās Experience Making A Film 30:13 The Creator Economy is the Future 30:51 What Markās Does With His Money 31:46 Changing Social Circles & Finance Bros 36:55 Writers & Books Mark Loves 39:57 Markās Current Source of Stress 41:23 Markās Favorite Products 42:56 Markās Role Models 43:38 What Markās Excited About
Building a Software Company and Saying 'No' to Millions with Jason Fried.
31 May 2024
01:08:05
In world where weāre constantly encouraged to want more, how do you find the courage to say no?
Founder and CEO of 37signals (makers of Basecamp, HEY, and ONCE) Jason Fried joins the podcast for a wide-ranging conversation covering software products and services, saying ānoā to millions, learning drums, and more. Jason shares his unique perspectives on building and running a hugely successful software company while staying true to his values.
Join us as we explore Jason's story and learn about:
The motivation behind Basecamp's recent expansion into new products like email and calendar apps
How Jason and his co-founder have structured the company to maximize independence and avoid things they don't want to do
Thoughts on wealth and what he plans to do with the financial success of Basecamp
Current interests and passions outside of work, and what he would do if he couldn't run Basecamp anymore
Books and favorite products
Whether you're a tech entrepreneur or simply fascinated by the career of one of the industry's most unconventional and opinionated leaders, Jason's experiences and philosophies are sure to challenge and inspire you. Tune in for an honest and spontaneous discussion touching on the deepest questions in life and business.
00:00 - Introduction 2:20 - Inspiration Behind Hey Calendar 3:47 - Fantastical vs. Hey Calendar 4:55 - What Keeps Jason Going 7:24 - Why Hey Calendar Caps at $99 9:09 - Jasonās Commitment to Independence 12:59 - Limits to Improvement and Acceptance 15:56 - Jasonās Plans on Growing His Business 19:12 - Learning to Trust CEO Hires 20:59 - Why Jason Decided to Build New Products After 10 Years 24:21 - Changing Your Mind & Balancing Growth and Maintenance 28:06 - Keeping Businesses Simple 32:20 - What Jason Does With His Money 36:28 - The Courage to Close A Business 39:42 - The Burden of Wealth: Philanthropy and Responsibility 42:43 - Finding Joy in Spaces and Experiences 45:11 - Alternate Career Paths Jason is Drawn To 48:01 - The Future and Existential Worries 52:56 - Growing Old, the Younger Generation, and Life 59:27 - Things Jason Has Been Loving Lately 62:49 - Embracing Fiction: The Power of Storytelling
From Architecture to Headhunting, A Million-Dollar Exit Story with Marshall Haas
22 May 2024
00:47:39
Marshall Haas is the Co-founder of Shepherd (now Somewhere), who recently sold a majority stake in his company. Watch as we dive into the incredible journey from architecture to headhunting, leading to a million-dollar exit.
Marshall offers valuable insights from his diverse ventures, including selling iPhone cases, running an Airbnb business, and building Shepherd. He discusses the challenges of growing a company, working with influential partners, and the emotional aspects of selling a business.
ChaptersĀ 00:45 - Introducing Marshall Haas: From Architecture to EntrepreneurshipĀ 00:57 - Entrepreneurship Journey: First Businesses to E-Commerce SuccessĀ 03:51 - Diving into Real Estate: The Airbnb ExperimentĀ 04:57 - Headhunting and Starting ShepherdĀ 10:11 - Selling Shepherd Behind The ScenesĀ 15:50 - Whatās Next?Ā 20:29 - Building a New HomeĀ 22:03 - Life After the Big DealĀ 23:49 - Finding Purpose Beyond WealthĀ 24:34 - Exploring Hobbies and Building New ConnectionsĀ 27:09 - The Power of Time Tracking and DelegationĀ 28:39 - Books That Shape a Business MindsetĀ 32:40 - Innovative Health and Productivity HacksĀ 33:36 - The Joy of Delegating LeadershipĀ 35:15 - Business Ideas and Future VenturesĀ 41:10 - Essential Tools for Productivity and CreativityĀ 42:37 - Exploring New Career Paths
From Hot Dog Stand to Millions: The Untold Story of Sam Parr
27 Mar 2024
00:50:49
Andrew sits down with Sam Parr, a serial entrepreneur known for his successful ventures like The Hustle and the My First Million podcast. Sam shares his unconventional journey, starting from his humble beginnings with a hotdog stand and moving on to building thriving businesses. He opens up about the lessons he's learned along the way, mistakes he has made, the importance of surrounding yourself with industry disruptors, and his latest focus on his latest venture Hampton, an exclusive community of high-growth founders.
Chapters 01:03 Sam's entrepreneurial journey and background 03:37 The psychology of success and motivation 04:34 Innovative approaches to leadership and delegation 19:53 Navigating fame, friendship, and trust as an entrepreneur 24:48 Personal transformation through fitness and self-improvement 27:09 The importance of routine and support systems 27:26 Overcoming mental health challenges 28:22 Inspirational figures and their impact 31:54 Productivity tips and daily routines 34:52 Mastering storytelling and continuous learning 42:53 Discovering game-changing products and habits 46:14 Fascinating people to follow and learn from
Follow Sam on: Twitter/X: @thesamparr Website: https://www.Joinhampton.com Podcast: https://www.mfmpod.com Find an accountant, bookkeeper, or Fractional CFO: https://samslist.co/
Follow Andrew on: Twitter/X: @awilkinson
Derek Sivers on Giving Away His $22 Million Dollar Fortune and Burning the Ships
04 Oct 2024
01:10:39
About the episode
In this episode, Andrew sits down with Derek Sivers, a writer, programmer, and entrepreneur turned explorer, who challenges everything you thought you knew about success and fulfillment. From giving away millions to embracing the unexpected, Derek's approach may be the antidote to our never-enough culture.
Join us as we explore:
Why he gave away his $22 million dollar fortune.Ā
Why he's an explorer not a leader.
How he has "burned the ships" over and over again.Ā
His annual ritual for reversing prejudices.Ā
And so much more.
Chapters
00:00 - Intro 00:19 - Useful Not True 03:35 - How Derek Comes Up With Book Topics 07:35 - Spending the Past 15 Years Exploring 12:06 - Optimizing for Personal Growth 14:52 - Burning Ships 20:27 - Negative Impacts of Wealth 22:14 - The Burden of Philanthropy 26:17 - A Day in Derekās Life 28:53 - Is Derek Introverted? 30:12 - Derekās Hard Noās 35:35 - Derekās Nomadic Blood 38:01 - Derekās Fame 42:38 - Derekās Thoughts on AI 57:12 - Overcoming Prejudices 59:25 - Doing What Scares You 1:01:54 - Learning to Appreciate China 1:06:48 - Closing
From Bouncer to Starting a $100M Health Empire with Derek MPMD
06 Jan 2025
01:15:20
About The Episode
Eight years ago, Derek suffered a leg injury while working as a bouncer at a bar in downtown Vancouver. Unable to walk, he began writing articles on health and fitness online. Today, he runs one of the biggest YouTube channels for that niche, alongside three other successful businesses. In this episode, he discusses the importance of maintaining your audienceās trust while opening up the current struggles he faces as an entrepreneur.
Join us while we talk about
Derekās journey from bouncer to content creator and entrepreneur.
Calling out celebrities and his interview with Joe Rogan
Entrepreneurs with false health claims
Derekās perspective on health, how that has evolved over time, and general advice
00:00 Introduction: From Bouncer to Blogger 00:42 Daily Routine and Night Owl Lifestyle 03:18 Building a Business Empire 05:54 The Journey to Success 13:41 Transparency in the Fitness Industry 38:35 Navigating Fame and Public Perception 41:45 The Double-Edged Sword of Fame 42:38 Managing Wealth and Business Strategies 45:28 The Challenges of Product Development 47:19 Exploring Digital Products and Content Creation 49:39 Personal Enjoyment and Financial Management 52:25 Investment Strategies and Wealth Management 59:37 Productivity Hacks and Tools 59:51 Book and Product Recommendations 01:04:14 Sleep Optimization and Final Thoughts
Designing Your Digital Mind: Charlie Grinnell's AI Journaling System
11 Nov 2024
01:00:32
About the episode
In this episode, Andrew chats with Charlie Grinnell, the productivity-obsessed Co-CEO of RightMetric. Together, they get into his foolproof system for getting things done and how AI has revolutionized his workflow.
Tune in to learn how to boost your productivity and achieve more with less.
We go over
1. AI and Journaling: Charlie uses Reflect to transcribe his thoughts while heās on his morning walk. Itās helped him reduce the friction of journaling. 2. Deep Work: ā I go for a walk and I do some journaling, which we'll talk about in a little bit here. I come back home. I do some deep work until I get to lunchtime.ā 3. Keeping Track of Meetings, Book Quotes, & Interesting Podcasts: The Readwise app helps Charlie keep track of everything he reads and listens to. 4. Interesting AI Use Cases: Chatting with notes, journal prompts, and speech to text
00:00 Intro 00:33 Getting to Know Charlie 3:17 Charlieās Typical Day 5:15 Charlieās Journaling Routine 11:56 Charlieās Library of Journaling Questions 13:48Ā Facilitating Deep Work 15:39 Dealing With Low Priority Tasks 20:09 Avoiding Distraction While in Deep Work 21:19 Time spent in Deep Work 21:47 Charlieās Favorite Type of Deep Work 23:19 Meeting Recordings, Transcripts, & CRMs 26:48 Charlieās System for Reading 31:35 Keeping Track of Interesting Podcast Tidbits 34:22 Dealing With AIās Recency Bias 35:57 How Charlie Keeps Consistent With His System 38:11 What Drives Charlie to Create Systems 42:18 Broken Parts of Charlieās System 44:00 What Charlieās Looking Forward to With AI 45:55 Other Interesting Ways Charlie Uses AI 49:30 Products Charlie Really Loves
How I Built a $180M/Year Business Without Making Myself Miserable
12 May 2025
02:34:07
Wouter Teunissen cold emailed me and asked if I'd come on his podcast. I told him, sure, come to Victoria and interview me in person (thinking he's from Europe, there's no way he actually will).
He did. And it turned out to be one of the best conversations I've had in ages.
This episode is reposted from Wouter's podcast, Biography.
Watch this if you want to:
Design a business that serves your life (not the other way around)
Learn how relationships are the highest ROI growth strategy
Get tactical advice on productivity, decision-making, and purpose
Hear how I turned burnout into a $180M portfolioāand found peace
Chapters:
00:00 ā Intro 01:52 ā Using Money In Interesting Ways to Make Your Life Better 06:00 ā Creating a Friendship Funnel for Exponential Growth 22:07 ā Why Every Business Should Be a Lifestyle Business 30:52 ā Why Andrew Decided to Become an Investor 42:21 ā Auditing Your Life and Building Narratives as a Coping Mechanism 53:43 ā Andrewās Productivity Stack Using AI, Lists and Tools 1:15:54 ā Why The Biggest Opportunity to Make Money is in Relationships 1:28:43 ā The AI Revolution 1:49:07 ā Andrewās $100 Million Framework 2:16:53 ā Philanthropy