Zero to a Million Dollar Business in a Weekend
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
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In a podcast interview between Ryan Pineda and Noah Kagan, Noah, a highly successful entrepreneur known for founding AppSumo and achieving a quarter of a billion dollars in revenue, shares valuable insights.
Noah emphasizes the importance of sticking with an idea for the long term, drawing from his experiences working with and interviewing billionaires. He introduces the "law of 100," encouraging individuals to pick something, do it a hundred times, and then decide whether to continue or quit. The key is to find something one enjoys and has passion for.
Discussing his book "Million Dollar Weekend," Noah suggests that great businesses often start with a single weekend of focused effort. He encourages experimentation and learning from failures, stating that businesses often fail because they don't pivot based on customer feedback.
For those starting out, Noah advises focusing on building a great product first before investing heavily in marketing. He emphasizes the importance of moving forward at a manageable pace and solving business problems before addressing marketing concerns.
The conversation turns to networking and building relationships, with Noah sharing tips on finding commonality with successful individuals, such as flying in first class. Making content allows people to stay in touch, and sending thank-you messages after interactions is a way to build relationships.
Noah talks about the feedback process as a valuable tool for improvement, encouraging people to seek feedback from various sources. The podcast also touches on personal priorities, family, and business delegation. Both Ryan and Noah discuss how they organize their calendars to prioritize their time with family.
The interview concludes with a discussion on setting ideal goals and envisioning one's desired future. Both Ryan and Noah share their perspectives on writing down and visualizing their goals to stay motivated, even during challenging times.
Y’all’s breakdown of the mechanics of listening to customer feedback at 1:11:40 and humility when tests fail at 1:17:00 are top notch
Thanks! Glad you thought so!
Great insights on the "law of 100," Noah. For those entrepreneurs tuning in, remember that customer discovery is key. Before you hit that 100 mark, make sure you're getting constant feedback to refine your product or service to truly meet market needs. Pivot fast and often based on what your customers are telling you.
Noah Kagan 🐐
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Bro you have been having some great guest on here, this is better T.V. Thank you 🙏🏾
Agree. It's not fluff, mind numbing TV, but real info.
I appreciate that!
Awesome video Ryan! Always appreciate the value you bring in these podcasts.
Ryan when you start your golf course, I have a friend who is needing funds to build and open her Christian retreat center in WA for women coming out of human trafficking. Rooting for your course to open!
Noah is a boss!
Thanks Dustin! You too - featured you in the Million Dollar Weekend book!
Noah is insane in the best way ❤
People that have wealth and businesses often feel lonely at times because it’s hard to share personal details with ppl that can’t relate.
I really like the idea of talking with ppl that have “made it” because chances are they are starving to pour into someone else.
The people you interview are always 🔥🔥🔥! You have introduced me to so many new mentors.
Awesome, thanks!
Good stuff. Great job Noah marketing team.
Appreciate it!
"if you need to go the next branch, you need to let go of the current one" I like the way he thinks
Owning your time it’s a feeling so many are longing for
Camera quality is on point may I ask what gear you use?
Let’s go 💪🏻🔥
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It's nice to hear & watch real conversation with people doing business and the highs and lows of starting a business and finding the right idea to push thru with.
Glad you think so!
So, many are in that day job. But to try the business we all feel like we need to float for a few beginning years
Great talk
Thanks!
Very motivational. Gives me inspiration for my own channel
Go for it!
This video is sooo underrated..
So agree. This video is entertaining and very informative. Noah is a great business man and marketer. If you want to start a business, you must get his book, "Million Dollar Weekend." It is a great book and you won't regret buying it.
Ryan, did you tell Bellinger to re sign with the Cubbies? 🐻🤞🏻
Zuck’s ideas? You mean everyone else’s?
lol 😂 these guys talking about him like they know him.
Really dude? Noah was employee number 30 at Facebook. Pretty sure he had a lot of face to face time with Zuckerberg.
@@products4less409 lol for how long? He didn’t work there for more than 9 months, and didn’t work at mint for 8 months…. This dude pushes his story like he saw some amazing exits and built real product. Anyone in a product leader role knows it takes years to value add and drive product vision/delivery.
Noah does.
@@debraburke3018lol no he doesn’t. Worked there 8 months 😂😂
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Dudes throwing shade at Alex hormozi when he didn’t make it 8 months at FB or Mint 😂😂 bro you weren’t there long enough to “build” anything
I agree, it’s out of character for him. Maybe he’s trying to get Alex attention but knowing Alex he don’t give a 💩 about him or anyone that doesn’t benefit him.
Both of these comments are just plain rude and show a lot of jealousy. Things happen for a reason. Experiences teach us lifelong experiences and being so open about FB and Mint was hard to do but Noah didn't stop, he kept going and now has a very successful business. What have you done in your life to talk about. Don't be a hater.
@@A7LopezYou are super jerk. Noah cares about people and helping them out in their journey. He is very kind, generous and thoughtful. Close your mouth and stop saying things about people you don't even know. Just shut up.
@@debraburke3018 lol 😂 found the boot licker
Man I’m still on slickdeals