It was mind-blowing getting to talk to the founders of Ugg Boots and Casper mattresses in New Orleans about their first million! I hope you get a ton out of this episode. Leave a comment and let me know your favorite part(s).
@allison-ifixate7 ай бұрын
I really enjoy these impromptu, casual and powerful/strategic convos you are sharing in these videos, Arlan, and hope to see many, many more in the near future. (They don't ALL have to be while you're having your makeup done, but I wouldn't be mad if they were 😆. Your makeup artiste is so incredibly talented!) Every damn time I hear a successful entrepreneur (like Neil...not an Elon) mention the challenges of having ADHD, I feel so inspired to double-down on my entrepreneurial journey. Because there's no doubt being neurodivergent is a challenge, but now I'm also starting to see/hear (and so believe) that that in no way means it has to be a blockage to success...that if understood, accepted and harnessed with the right community, could actually lead to way exceeding my goals. My favorite parts: reminder to be disciplined and patient enough to STICK WITH IT FOR A YEAR. I am not a patient person by nature (particularly with myself) -- I process things fast (that includes pivoting) and feel a sense of urgency about, like, everything -- but it's something I'm learning to do as long as I feel certain I'm starting out on the right path and feel I have access to resources and support I uniquely need to keep me going in that general directions before my self-doubt threatens to take over (which is gonna happen, repeatedly, waaaay before I see the receipts.)
@ginagreeneofficial7 ай бұрын
When the founder of UGG boots tells you that he hates VC websites yet he would invest in all of the people in your portfolio. 😳 Ultimate flex to start off 2024.
@tcmcommunicationsllc77417 ай бұрын
YES, I can be disciplined and patient enough with a strategy for a year so I can make my first million!
@growandscale7 ай бұрын
Love these BTS videos and conversations! Three great perspectives here. If you're open to feedback, I find the background music a bit too loud, and it makes it difficult to process the content without wearing some sort of earbuds. I can hear it, but it's just more difficult to digest when there is the content audio, background noise and background music that is edited in. I hope that makes sense and is helpful.