Thursday, May 19, 2016

Hack the Entrepreneur with Jon Nastor (Season 2, Episode 17)

Hack the Entrepreneur with Jon Nastor interview

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I think of him as the punk rock entrepreneur. Jonny Nastor took the DIY punk music ethic of his teens and twenties and ended up applying it later to his business life.

Today he hosts the wildly successful "Hack the Entrepreneur" podcast, even though he hates the sound of his voice.

His first time out of the gate as an author resulted in several thousand copies sold of his Hack the Entrepreneur book, even though he never considered himself to be a great writer.

Listen to this high-energy interview as Jon lays out his amazing story in detail. You'll learn:
  • How he wrote and published his first book in three months
  • What his young daughter taught him about the power of birthdays
  • Why he loves and embraces "maniacs" and encourages you to do the same
  • How Dr. Seuss changed his life
  • Why all entrepreneurs should be willing to suck
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Stuff mentioned on this episode:


Jon's website: www.HackTheEntrepreneur.com

Jon's Hack the Entrepreneur book

1000 Maniacs 

Oh, The Places You'll Go! by Dr. Seuss

The Empowered Artist: A Call to Action for Musicians, Writers, Visual Artists, and Anyone Who Wants to Make a Difference with Their Creativity

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The music used at the beginning and end of the show is "Wake Up" by Bob Baker and Pooki Lee. Sample more songs at:

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