Podcasts about goodhangups

Leslie Pierson, Shark Tank Winner and founder of GoodHangUps, joins Mike on the podcast to talk about how she got started in eCommerce, how one unexpected night eventually lead her to appear on Shark Tank, and how she is technically her son's employee.    Shark Tank is one of the biggest reality TV shows that almost every business owner knows about. It's not everyday that we get to interview a winner on the podcast.    But Leslie Pierson isn't just a typical business owner: she's an Ecomcrew Premium member.    In this episode, we get to talk about the multiple things that led to how she built a Shark Tank Winning Business. From starting with selling laptop skins, to building a business out of a 7 year old's idea, Leslie covers her ecommerce journey from start to present.    Leslie, thank you for the absolutely delightful conversation, it's been my favourite episode to record out of all 500 or so episodes. I hope to see you more in person, and I wish you and your family all the best with Tacos vs. Burritos.    If you have any questions or any topics you'd like us to discuss on the podcast, you can now email us directly at support@ecomcrew.com! Also, we would really appreciate it if you would leave us a review on iTunes.    Thanks for listening!  

Natural craftsmanship, creative spirit and a passion for solving everyday problems is the perfect combination for a born entrepreneur like Leslie Pierson. Leslie invented GoodHangups, an innovative magnetic system that enables you to hang art on any wall without ruining it. To say it has been a success is an understatement. If winning TODAY's Next Big Thing award wasn't enough, Leslie pitched on Shark Tank and secured a deal with Lori Greiner. Now millions of people use her invention. But wait, there's more! Leslie has passed the torch to her son and serves as the President of his gaming company, Hot Taco (um, only one of the top selling card games on Amazon). Can I just say YAY LESLIE!!!

Carla Marie highlights people following a passion outside of their day job. Leslie started with one side hustle and has now become so much of a serial entrepreneur that she's passed it down to her 10-year-old son. Leslie appeared on Shark Tank for her invention, Good Hangups! Then her son decided he wanted to create his own board game, Taco vs. Burrito, which is now sold in stores everywhere. Leslie's latest venture is the recreating the outdated card game, Old Maid with Bold Maid, a game that highlights strong women! You can check out all of Leslie and her son's creations below! Good Hangupshttps://www.goodhangups.comTaco vs. Burritohttps://tacovsburrito.comBold Madehttps://www.kickstarter.com/projects/hottaco/bold-madeFollow @theCarlaMariehttps://www.instagram.com/thecarlamarie/Listen to Carla Marie's morning show on demandhttps://www.iheart.com/podcast/139-carla-marie-anthony-on-dem-28454123/

Tiffany and Steven talk with Leslie Pierson of Goodhangups.  https://www.goodhangups.com/ Visit us online for more Product Genius resources: https://www.tiffanykrumins.com/  

Season 2 -- Episode 6 of the Success Bully Podcast gives me goosebumps every time I hear it.  Excited would be too small a word to describe how I feel about welcoming  Leslie Pierson Founder & CEO of GoodHangUps back to the show.  In “I’m All in on Things,” Leslie shares how she strategically prepared for The Today Show and then Shark Tank including seeking out a non-traditional coach. She also gives us insights on what it means to fully commit to seeing your idea through and how to feel fear and do it anyway.  

For Episode 5 of Season 2 of the Success Bully Podcast, I am beyond thrilled to welcome Leslie Pierson Founder & CEO of GoodHangUps to the show. In “Everyone is Going to Know It Failed,” she shares her inspiration behind launching the brand.  Leslie wanted to model the possibility of failure for her son.  The combination of a brilliant idea, her willingness to brave the possibility of very public failures, pure determination and a bit of strategic serendipity, Leslie has been able to create a successful suite of products. She shares this journey as well as some helpful tidbits to help launch a well-received  kickstarter campaign.