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Today I’m joined by Jon Carder.    Jon is the co-founder and CEO of Vessel — an at-home diagnostics company helping users optimize their health.   In this episode, we talk about using blood and urine tests to measure biomarkers. How Vessel sold 100K test kits as part of its pre-order campaign. Jon shares his plan to launch a connected, health-tracking toilet. And we discuss the company’s mission to put a diagnostic lab in the palm of every hand.    More from Jon   Jon Carder is a serial Internet entrepreneur. After starting his first company, eHeaven.com, at the age of just 19 (which led to a short-lived early retirement at 27), his determination to build and innovate drove him to launch a series of multi-million-dollar online businesses: ClientShop.com, MojoPages.com, Mogl.com, and Empyr.com. Today, Carder serves as CEO and co-founder of Vessel, an in-home wellness tracking company that instantly and accurately uncovers what your body really needs.   More from Fitt Insider    Fitt Insider is a newsletter and podcast dedicated to the business of fitness and wellness.    Join industry-leading operators and investors by subscribing: http://insider.fitt.co

Jon Carder is the founder of Mogl - a frictionless online to offline rewards program & Empyr - an online to offline ad platform. Mogl/Empyr has raised $50M from investors like Sigma Partners or Aequitas Capital. In college Jon founded eHeaven, an online e-commerce superstore that was purchased by BabyUniverse in 2002. Jon Carder then founded Client Shop, a website dedicated to finding consumers the lowest rates on home loans. ClientShop was sold to Internet Brands in 2006. Prior to Mogl, Jon Carder founded MojoPages.com, an online local search engine which received $5M (series A) from Austin Ventures and operates out of La Jolla, CA.

037 | Jon Carder Shares How to Find Investors with Integrity   Jon Carder began his first company out of his dorm room at the age of 19, selling baby products on the internet. From there, he became a serial entrepreneur, starting ClientShop, which he eventually sold and retired (but not for long). Boredom set in, and Jon got back to work creating his third and now his fourth company, Empyr. Finding the right investor for your business can be a struggle. Sure, you may receive many offers from investors to work with you, but before you grab the check and head to the bank to cash it, listen as Jon shares his process for determining whether an investor is professional or inexperienced, (**hint** You want to work with the professional investors) and whether he’ll work with them. If you’re ready to learn bootstrapping 101 and how to overcome a serious reserve hold on your sales, download this MUST LISTEN episode of Success Unfiltered! Enjoy, thank you for listening and tuning into Success Unfiltered! To share your thoughts: Email The Pitch Queen @ hello@thepitchqueen.com Ask a question over at www.ThePitchQueen.com Share Success Unfiltered on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, & LinkedIn To help the show out: Please leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one. Subscribe to the show on iTunes. Special thanks goes out to Jon Carder for taking the time to chat with Michelle. Be sure to join us next week for our next new episode! P.S. Do You Freeze Like A Deer In Headlights When It’s Time To Ask For The Sale? If you have the ability to change someone’s life with your product or service, but you can’t bring yourself to ask the big question, this is for YOU! Don’t let fear stop you from sharing your gifts and changing people’s lives! Click here for “5 Ways To Close More Deals (And Change More Lives)” and start asking with confidence and consistency TODAY! Here are a few key secrets we talked about in this episode: Michelle introduces Jon Carder. Jon shares the story of going to Score to get mentor advice on the new business idea he had. In 1999 Jon’s idea seemed crazy, Jon tells the whole story. Hearing NO may shake Jon’s confidence, but he explains what he actually believes NO means. NO’s only set Jon back for a little while, he explains how he handles each NO he receives. Jon explains the vision and journey of his original business, Baby Heaven. “Bootstrapping lesson 101, You wanna make sure you have enough cash, you shouldn't grow too fast and outgrow your cash abilities.” ~ Jon Carder One of Jon’s most devastating NO’s came from his second business Client Shop, Jon explains why and how it happened. Picking yourself up from a dark spot in life can be tough, Jon shares how he does it. Jon shares why he turned an investor down, and how it’s led to how he now decides whether to work with a specific investor or not. There are some red flags to look for when you’re looking for investors, Jon shares his top three. Professional vs. the Inexperienced Investor - Jon explains the difference. Jon shares what he’d tell his younger self. Connect with Jon: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Jon’s Website Do You Freeze Like A Deer In Headlights When It’s Time To Ask For The Sale? If you have the ability to change someone’s life with your product or service, but you can’t bring yourself to ask the big question, this is for YOU! Don’t let fear stop you from sharing your gifts and changing people’s lives! Click here for “5 Ways To Close More Deals (And Change More Lives)” and start asking with confidence and consistency TODAY! Music produced by Deejay-O  www.iamdeejayo.com

Jon Carder started his first online business at the age of 19 when he was a sophomore in college. So it wasn't a huge surprise that by 27 and three businesses later, he was a retired millionaire. His company ClientShop sold for more than $10million which posted him on beaches around the world simply enjoying the surf life. Unsatisfied though, this serial entrepreneur started several more companies over the years and is now Co-Founder and CEO to Empyr and Mogl, both of which are reinventing how consumers earn cashback, rewards and other incentives for everyday online and offline spending. Jon's vision, charisma and relentless tenacity definitely shine through in this sit down, making it easy to understand why the valuations of his current companies are in the hundreds of millions. Check out Empyr.com and Mogl.com for more information. If you like what you see, download the Mogl app and start earning. For a video version of our podcast, please visit www.VicariouslyPodcast.com

This week Mike interviews the CEO of MOGL.com - Jon Carder: Jon Carder is an experienced entrepreneur who has founded five internet businesses, his first at the age of 19. In college Jon founded eHeaven.com, an online e-commerce superstore that was purchased by BabyUniverse in 2002. Jon Carder then founded Client Shop inc. a website dedicated to finding consumers the lowest rates on home loans. ClientShop was San Diego's fastest growing company in 2005 (San Diego Business Journal) and was sold to Internet Brands in 2006. After a short “retirement” he realized building companies beats is more fulfilling than being retired and started his next venture, MojoPages.com, an online local search engine which received $5M (series A) from Austin Ventures and operates out of La Jolla, CA. Most recently Jon is founder and CEO of Mogl.com - a frictionless online to offline rewards program & Empyr.com - an online to offline ad platform. Mogl/Empyr has raised $35M in funding and has a partnership with Visa, Mastercard and Amex to effortlessly track any purchase from an enrolled consumer at a participating offline merchant in under 1 minute.

Jordan Glazier is an experienced leader and entrepreneur with proven success building new digital businesses in /local/mobile media, entertainment and e-commerce. Leadership roles include CEO at eventful.com, COO at ClientShop.com and General Manager of three of eBay's largest business units. Mr. Glazier built three new billion-dollar businesses at eBay from the ground up, including eBay's Computers, Consumer Electronics and Business & Industrial categories. He drove international expansion at GATX, establishing new operations in Mexico, Brazil and Argentina, as well as coordinating all European country-heads and international business development. Honed strategic and communication skills in 7 years of management consulting with Boston Consulting Group. Jordan Glazier is known for his rapid strategic insights, hiring & team building, translating strategy into operations, partnerships, marketing, product development and technology implementation.

Jordan Glazier is an experienced leader and entrepreneur with proven success building new digital businesses in /local/mobile media, entertainment and e-commerce. Leadership roles include CEO at eventful.com, COO at ClientShop.com and General Manager of three of eBay's largest business units. Mr. Glazier built three new billion-dollar businesses at eBay from the ground up, including eBay's Computers, Consumer Electronics and Business & Industrial categories. He drove international expansion at GATX, establishing new operations in Mexico, Brazil and Argentina, as well as coordinating all European country-heads and international business development. Honed strategic and communication skills in 7 years of management consulting with Boston Consulting Group. Jordan Glazier is known for his rapid strategic insights, hiring & team building, translating strategy into operations, partnerships, marketing, product development and technology implementation.