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Thank you to Jose Bianconi, the Managing Director, Coty Beauty, South East Asia and India, for joining us on the EMEA Recruitment podcast. “Throughout these 16-18 months, I have seen that our ability to find ways to adapt is infinite.” Jose spoke to our Founder, Paul Toms, after an “extremely challenging” past year during the COVID-19 pandemic. He reveals the lessons that he's learned about himself over the period: resilience and to focus on what we can control. They're strong traits that many successful people have, so Paul asks Jose for any advice he has for people trying to be better at these things. With over 20 years' experience in the Beauty and Cosmetics industry, Jose has faced challenges throughout his career, but perhaps none as difficult as the pandemic. He explains how changes to the way consumers interact with beauty products has accelerated prior trends. It's unclear as to whether these trends will stay once we return to the “new normal”, but Jose has clear steps to keeping ahead in what is a fierce market. Jose applies the same principles he has for external relationships to his internal teams; in the large, global companies that he's worked for, understanding what success looks like to other people creates trust and, subsequently, helps everyone progress. Building trust, however, has been difficult in the virtual world, so Paul asks Jose how he has managed not seeing his team face-to-face. Jose explains how he deliberately makes time for the people he needs to speak to and how these commitments can actually simplify your day. Routine is also a method that Jose applies to his family life, after finding the balance between home working and home schooling a challenge.  Nevertheless, learning is something that Jose prioritises for himself. He feels that we can all learn something from anyone we meet, but that we learn most from the people we're closest to.  Jose may have had a great career to date, but he is also committed to continuing his own personal development. He tells Paul which two topics he's currently focussed on and how he plans to apply his learnings to his daily work.    To find a particular part of the episode, please use the timestamps below: 01:52: What Jose has learnt during COVID-1904:46: Advice on focusing on the things you can control08:44: Challenges in the Beauty and Cosmetics industry15:08: How to stay ahead in the current market18:17: How Jose helps his teams achieve success21:16: How to build relationships virtually24:11: Tips to prioritise your day27:58: Finding the family life/work life balance31:17: Learning from other people33:26: Jose's 2 key focus areas39:11: How to reach out to Jose If you'd like to connect with Jose, visit his LinkedIn profile.    The EMEA Recruitment podcast is brought to you in partnership with Operation Smile. We're hoping to raise money and awareness for the work Operation Smile does around the world to deliver life-changing surgery to children born with cleft lip and palate. If you can support us in any way, please donate at emearecruitment.eu/operation-smile   This episode was hosted by Paul Toms and Rose Jinks. To find out more about EMEA Recruitment's services, including our work in Singapore, please visit our website: https://www.emearecruitment.eu/ You can also join our 110,000 followers on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/emea-recruitment-limited/ If you'd like to connect with Paul, you can find him on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paultoms/ You can also follow Paul on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/paul_toms   If there are any suggestions you have for the EMEA Recruitment podcast, please contact Rose at rose.jinks@emearecruitment.eu  #emearecruitment #emearecruitmentpodcast #josebianconi #paultoms  #operationsmile  

Car washing technique from our very own car guy (00:00), Jose's struggles in League of legends (07:48), Zoro's and One piece theories (12:00),  comparison between naruto and  one piece length (25:31), Friend's named Chris (26:40), Guys not being raised to have difficult conversations (27:54), trying to figure out the English language (29:11), We read the manga because we're impatient (32:21), How Jose got into manga (34:45),  Mob psycho announcement (39:03), Steam Deck announcement 'switch pro' (44:20), Maserati's look like regular cars (44:40), Back to the steam deck conversation (50:30), Amouranth making 7 figures a month (56:24), Guys can also make money from OF (59:20), The internet has allowed people to bypass some gatekeepers (1:00:15), Jose's mom roasting him (1:10:20), what Jose does after playing league (1:13:26) When we started experimenting (1:15:18), Best buy making it harder for bots (1:23:42), Batman writer compared Manga to Comics (1:26:25), 

(01:45) people are going out more and wearing less (05:10) the guy should pay for plan B (06:07) Jose using a GT-R for his logic to buy a thing or not (08:11) Jose got into basketball with the GSW, he might not be a bandwagon fan (13:35) Athletes are just regular people (17:20) Lebron proves you can do business with friends (22:10) How Jose got into basketball and the raw fish story (28:55)  PS5 or her? (31:45) sleeping while it's hot versus cold (33:20) Attack on Titan final chapter leaks, no real spoilers (35:30) mangaka wanting to finish manga (40:15) Rest in peace Kentaro Miura, Thanks for Berserk (49:07) Studio Ghibli Review number 6: Whisper of the heart (1:00:40) fits for the youtube portion of the pod (1:02:00) have the always put the song title in anime intros? (1:03:15) to your eternity ep 6 review (1:05:17) MHA ep 96 and 97 reviews: all hail Bakugo

José is the creator of the blog, nintil.com. He is an independent researcher and prolific blogger who strives to estimate, compare, distinguish, discuss, and trace to its principal sources everything. José's latest work explores the phenomenon of aging and what can be done to reverse it. His research on the economic history of the USSR, state involvement with the invention of computers, and many other scientific inquiries can be found on his blog. [0:10] - José's background and his approach to reconciling opposing viewpoints through research [7:59] - How Jose discovered his interest in longevity and biology [12:38] - Strategies for self education with publicly accessible knowledge [20:28] - An introduction to longevity from José's perspective [36:22] - Evaluating the Hallmarks of Aging framework [46:24] - Lessons from aging in the natural world [53:37] - The evolution of anti-aging therapies [1:02:52] - Possibilities of combining anti-aging therapies [1:07:53] - Startups and companies driving innovation in the longevity sector [1:12:53] - José's personal strategies for longevity -- Thank you for listening to Pod of Jake! All shares and reviews are sincerely appreciated! LINKS: Twitter: @blogofjake Website: podofjake.com Blog: blogofjake.com Support: patreon.com/blogofjake Call: superpeer.com/jake Email: jake@blogofjake.com Bitcoin: 3ESGQxrJZmGqd2SifqCUiHPvah1uWtN1Zd Ethereum: blogofjake.eth 0xF89aCC1f8c4FeEAc372997006BfE7c0fdD99F80c Bitcoin Cash: qznma8vxf8kjn4v9phsfkhzd0559gm7yfsx0gkl4sf Zcash: t1NTQAVnpcofn3dWkJr5gb5R5pcNeW9MLYm

Did you catch this week's episode of RoadFS Detail Memoirs? It was one of the funniest most informative shows of the year for a detailer just starting out. Jose Vega owner of Bomb Detail is our guest and he's dropping gold on how he used his "Side Hustle" to build his detailing business, Join us as we explore : How Jose got started in detailing? What is his go-to music playlist while detailing? Getting into the zone and just loving the work Being selected to be a Rag Company Grambassador What key things contributed to his 1st year of growth? What was his biggest challenge growing his business? His side hustle driving his dream of being a full-time detailer Unbelievable and fun winner of this months winner of the Buff and Shine & RoadFS 2021 Business Enhancement Package Guest: Bomb Detail Jose Vega https://www.instagram.com/bomb_detail/ Hosts: Rod Puzey - https://www.instagram.com/rodpuzey Jody Sedrick - https://www.instagram.com/jodysedrick RoadFS Detail Memoirs is a production of Zenware, Inc (https://zenware.com) and RoadFS (https://roadfs.com)

Who comes to mind when you think of weekends in Vegas, cheesesteaks in Philly, love interests in the Dominican Republic, and a date to go skydiving? You’re probably visualizing the Spring break goals of college kids or maybe the highlight reel of a Hootie and the Blowfish tour. How about a truck driver with Norton Transport and Driveaway? Join our host Justin Scott for this week’s episode as he sits down with deck driver, Jose Palma (@chepeqbx). Jose shares how driving trucks has given him purpose, financial security, and respect while also presenting opportunities for more fun and adventure than he could have imagined. He also shares valuable insights about life on the road. We’re proud to have Jose with Team Norton!  What happens in Vegas… (1:30)Jose shares his journey to becoming a 6 figure trucker with Norton (3:06)The life-changing, money-making, fun-filled life behind the wheel (6:50)How to sleep well and stay healthy out on the road (9:13)Out of the nightlife and into the good life out on the road (15:42)Jose shares how he maximizes his earnings and eats healthy (18:44)Norton’s commitment to people helps guys like Jose make bank and have a great time doing it. (21:41)Great food and great people. (You can’t eat healthy all the time - gotta have a Philly Cheese Steak!) (24:36)How Jose keeps his body and mind sharp while over the road (27:40)Thanks for hanging with us, Jose. Keep Truckin!The Six Figure Trucker is a weekly conversation that shares the strategies and stories that successful owner-operators have used to build lucrative careers in the trucking industry. For more information, or to subscribe, please visit https://www.six-figuretrucker.com/. 

Jose Morabito is a highly accomplished Pricing & Finance Executive with an outstanding ability to generate strategies for and deliver on innovative projects.   In this episode, Jose talks about how he carries out his function as a pricing executive. As a pricing person dedicated to seeing the whole company's goal, he emphasizes the three important constituents who made up the company whose welfare needs to be taken care of. He also could not stress enough on how value plays a big part in pricing decisions.   Why you have to check out today’s podcast: Learn about the mindset of looking beyond your current job, so you continually evolve, improve, and become competent as a leader who is ready to handle the challenges of what lies ahead  Find-out the three organizational constituencies that are crucial in making pricing decisions  Discover how to make sound pricing decisions amidst organization disagreements   "We at pricing are an enabler to the business. We're not a barrier."   - Jose Morabito   Increase Your Pricing Knowledge: Become a Champions of Value INSIDER! To sign up go to insider.championsofvalue.com   Topics Covered: 01:18 - How Jose’s journey in Pricing began  02:09 - What is revenue management  03:20 - What made him choose Pricing after moving between Finance and Pricing  04:54 - What are Finance people most concerned about  05:29 - Jose’s thoughts on Finance people being risk-averse, hence the focus on Cost-plus Pricing  06:14 - Life lessons from Jose’s mentors  08:12 - What's the key to making great pricing professional  09:53 - His thoughts about soft skills versus technical skills  13:36 - At what point should I question what you say  14:59 - How hard does he push against a constraint  15:43 - How does he encourage his people to push against a wall  16:35 - Not saying yes right off the bat  17:15 - Misconceptions people need to hear about Pricing  18:34 - How to communicate Value versus Pricing to product and salespeople  19:33 - Which pricing model did Amex, ADP adapt to  20:05 - Jose's Pricing advice that can have a significant impact on your business   Key Takeaways: “The ability to think like a general manager is key in making a good pricing person.” - Jose Morabito  “You typically have at least three constituencies in a company - a shareholder, a customer, and an employee. And depending on the role that you're in, your job is to look after one of those three constituents." - Jose Morabito  "A good pricing person needs to have the ability to think like a GM and see and understand and weigh the impacts to the three constituents when making a decision." - Jose Morabito  "Whenever you can influence somebody by saying, 'I had this experience in the past and we did something like this and here's how it succeeded or failed' - I think that adds a lot of credibility to what you're saying." - Jose Morabito  "The person who's ready to be promoted is somebody who has already been performing at the next level.” - Jose Morabito  "If you are not agreeing to the decision early on, and then agree at the end to support it, that agreement is the only thing that people outside of that room need to hear." - Jose Morabito   People / Resources Mentioned:  Alan Gallo  Doria Camaraza    Connect with Jose Morabito: LinkedIn    Connect with Mark Stiving:    Email: mark@impactpricing.com LinkedIn

0:00 Jose is back! | Jose looks like George Clooney? | 1:00 Jose says he has learned from his mistakes | 2:00 Commentator says “this is the old Jose” when he subs off Dele Ali with a three goal lead | 5:00 Line to Dele Ali: Are you Dele Ali or are you his brother? | 5:30 Jose is just the coach to make Dele into one of the best players in Europe | Playing Ali in CAM solves the Eriksen dilemma | 8:00 How Jose handles Tottenham’s centre backs | 10:00 compared to other sports one goal against in soccer changes the game significantly | 12:45 Spurs team is made for Mourinho | 15:00 Ali will be great on counter which Jose loves | 21:00 Kane is a killer | Spurs is much better on paper than the United team he won Europa league with |  24:30 City has issues with centre backs: Fernandinho playing with Stones | Walker is not at level Pep wants | Ferguson always brought in four or five players in the off season - to light fire under other players | competition in training is everything | Dier is Matic clone | Jose wants Willian from Chelsea | Son, Ali and Willian would be interesting 3-man unit | 31:00 Jose loves to bring in his old boys | Carvalho was Jose on the pitch - like gold | Jose wants you to coach on the field | Jose loves tennis - tennis player needs to know where they are in the match |  33:30 Kane and Jose a match made in heaven | When Kane lobbied the FA for a phantom goal | Levy’s been trying to get Jose 2007 | 37:30 Jose loves his centre backs | 39:00 Frank Lampard impressive - without fear; attacking soccer; playing young players | First time Guardiola team has had under 50% possession came against Lampard’s Chelsea Saturday | 41:00 Babcock fired because he was a technical guy holding onto off the shelf narrative from 50 years ago | “You should have cycled the F*** puck!” | 45:00 Everyone is happy Jose is back | 46:00 Jose’s learned a lot as a pundit; has a whole new view of the game from the box | Havard Guys like to talk about looking from the balcony to the dance floor | Harvard Jamie talked about press box view of Gretzky behind the net | 47:00 the dance between moving between balcony and dance floor; and the great coaches and players can SEE from up there | question your assumptions - because if you think what you’re SEEING is the whole PICTURE that’s always the cause of the mistake; that’s the technical mistake; doing a Babcock | Like Jose since Real Madrid | He has story from Inter after winning treble | 50:00 Jose using technical solution for adaptive problem | 53:00 Spurs is going to start climbing the table | Leicester looks great | 55:00 Football Belichick Fantastic | San Francisco fading | Green Bay defence | Thanksgiving on Thursday | The playoff PICTURE | Jose doesn’t like lumbering centre backs | 58:00 A great slide tackle is like sex | 1:01:00 Why politics is covered like sports | Wolf Blitzer | Fox News is so successful because it’s like a half-time show | Just opinion that fills the day | John A says Trump won’t be impeached; it would be a huge mistake | Latest polls show approval for impeachment has gone down | 1:05:00 Lindsey Graham and Biden were buddies but now is launching investigation; no choice | Trump might be a f*** genius | He was a registered democrat until 2012 | He could do immigration, infrastructure and health care and go down as the one of the greatest presidents in history. And on top of it has de-mystified the presidency (a good thing) |  1:08:00 In the American psyche - would we rather have a guy cheat and win and save my children or… | 1:08:30 Why John A loves Jose - whatever it takes to win | Beautiful Game idea is bullshit | John A*** thought Levy fit was bad it may be all about trophies | Beautiful stadium, beautiful team - now Levy wants a trophy | John V*** says part of process of building winner has to do with building a stadium; part of financial PICTURE | Back Campus at U of T once had the best pick up soccer but now has terrible artificial turf | 1:13:00 What Jamie said about the eulogies… | 1:14:00 4 year Jose contract is vote of confidence from Levy | 1:16:00 Jose brought back United’s left-back Shaw back into form | Return of Zlatan? For the room. A Jose guy | 1:20:00 Will Jose not play pressing game | Spurs players were physically and mentally burnt out from full press game | 1:20:00 Occam’s Razor: take any problem and cut it down to its simplest form - In the worlds of Jose, Belichick, Lombardi - your reason for being there is to win |  Al Gore the good guy who loses | 1:23:00 Politics and leadership | What’s so amazing about soccer is it’s so open ended; no control | 1:25:00 What is wonderful about soccer is constant adaptive change | Difference between what Klopp is doing vs what Pep is doing | Klopp’s man management | Pep is a monster | Klopp played for Mainz | Liverpool have been winning late all season; finding ways to win | 1:27:00 putting your foot on the throat; a bar fight | Jose loves the killers, the soldiers | 1:30:00 Ali has the edge | John V*** may pick up Ali for his FPL fantasy team because he will always be in the 11 | Son is a must for FPL too | 1:33:00 Jose’s favourites are known as “Untouchables” | Knock on him is he’ll burn you out; you’re always on edge…

Engineering isn’t all rocket science and robots. In this episode, Jose Alzate and Kevin Spellicy of Campbell Spellicy Engineering explained to our hosts that engineering is all around us every day, and it’s not as hard to wrap your brain around as you might think. Running a business is difficult on its own and having to educate your clients on why they need your services can make it extra challenging, but Kevin, Jose, and the rest of the team at CSEI are making a name for themselves in this industry and this community. 8:58 Kevin kicks off the podcast with his story 17:18 How Jose got into this business 24:28 The hardest part of the transition from employee to president 32:10 How this business makes money 38:21 The importance of core values 46:55 The history of core value 12 51:30 Creating a path for growth for your employees 1:01:50 Keeping Gainesville’s local talent in Gainesville 1:07:10 Getting out into this community as a business leader CHECK OUT OUR LAST EPISODE: Frontline Leadership & Finding New Purpose After Serving | Dan Weisman of The Weisman Law Firm | WHOA GNV Podcast: https://youtu.be/VzVp3wwJ8i0 CONNECT WITH OUR GUEST: Campbell Spellicy Engineering http://www.campbellspellicy.com https://www.facebook.com/CampbellSpellicy/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/campbell-spellicy-engineering-inc./ CONNECT WITH OUR PODCAST & NOMINATE A GUEST: https://www.whoagnv.com/ Instagram: http://instagram.com/whoagnv Facebook: http://facebook.com/whoagnvpodcast Twitter: http://twitter.com/whoagnv Patreon: http://patreon.com/whoagnv Know someone that would be PERFECT for our show? Nominate them here! https://www.whoagnv.com/nominate-a-guest/ Join us on the journey and listen on... iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/whoa-gnv-podcast/id1381002391?mt=2&i=1000410719480 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/whoagnv/ Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/whoa-gnv-podcast Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3vZ0Bg4FJmdx3VPKg4ehMf?si=2ET-VhjXRtqIDUTp_Dau7w --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whoa-gnv-podcast/support

Do you let stress get the best of you when it comes to having your photo taken? Today’s guest will help you navigate looking great in your photographs. As a fine art photographer, he is there to think for you and knows how to capture the perfect photos. Jose Villa of Jose Villa Photography finds the beauty in everyone and helps brides look and feel amazing on their wedding day. Starting out when he was only 19 years old, he found his passion for photography in high school. Graduating with a degree in photography, Jose knew all along what he wanted in life. Shooting his weddings with only film brings such beautiful images to life. Listen in and hear about his new presets he has been working on as well to help save time! Show Highlights: Background on Jose’s life and getting into his passion The process Jose uses to get familiar with the couples Why Jose only shoots film What it takes to create great photographs Communicating with the couples Jose’s secrets on how to look great in a photo How intrinsic photo shoots are Jose’s take on photoshopping Paying attention to setting up the environment for the shoot How Jose advises his brides of what photographs best How different wedding dress materials are better with different settings Advice for people who hate having their photos taken Presets Jose is working on right now that save time Julie really wants to hear from you, so if you have questions or comments, please reach out to her so you can be sure you are dressed, styled and down the aisle! Links Mentioned in the Show: The Stylish Bride on Instagram The Stylish Bride website Subscribe to The Stylish Bride Podcast. Instagram: @josevilla Jose Villa Website

Initially, Jose’s parents were nervous about him becoming a photographer. As recent US immigrants, they didn’t think his dreams of making money in portrait photography would come to fruition and wanted to see him take on a more traditional career path.  But Jose knew he was onto something when he started taking photos in high school, and his friends started paying him for senior portrait sessions. He loved portraits, he loved film, and he never looked back. Since then, Jose has been shooting film professionally for all of his clients. He’s been photographing weddings for about 16 years and finds them to be completely immersive, personal, and life-changing for everyone involved.  In this episode, Jose sits down to share his perspective and tips on what it’s like to be a professional wedding photographer who has an eye for fine art, and how his niche in film photography plays out in the digital age. About Jose Jose Villa is a fine art wedding photographer known for crafting vibrant, energetic, fine art images that are as unique as the people in the photographs. Jose has been published in many magazines around the world, including Grace Ormonde Wedding Style, Elegant Bride, Instyle Weddings, Inside Weddings, Brides Magazine, Modern Bride, Martha Stewart Weddings, Brides, Pacific Weddings, Southern Weddings, and many more.  He has been named a top wedding photographer in Martha Stewart Weddings, Harper’s Bazaar, Style Me Pretty, and Vogue, and was recently listed in the Top 10 Wedding Photographers in the World by American Photo Magazine. Jose is the author of Fine Art Wedding Photography. Jose was born in Mexico and grew up in Solvang, California.  He attended Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara, CA.   Show Highlights: Jose open up about his parents’ initial reaction to him wanting to be a photographer What motivated Jose originally to take photography classes in high school The one person who helped boost Jose’s confidence as a young photographer How Jose got his first gig as a wedding photographer Jose defines what fine art photography is when it comes to weddings Why Jose continues to shoot in film even after the rise of digital photography The things Jose worries about when waiting for developed film to come back Why candid photos mean so much especially to friends and family The way a photographer’s presence at a wedding impacts the event as a whole as well as the bride and groom’s wedding day experience. What to do if guests pull out cameras or cell phones during the ceremony Jose shares his go-to gear for shooting weddings in film   Links Mentioned in the Show: Jose Villa - Fine Art Wedding Photography Jose Villa on Instagram - @josevilla Jose’s book - Fine Art Wedding Photography The Man Who Listens To Horses by Monty Roberts

Jose Rosado has a story you might relate to: bouncing from job to job and industry to industry; often times with long nerve-wracking periods of unemployment. However, during those experiences, Jose learned the power of storytelling and he used that knowledge on his successful podcast, The Angry Millennial. Currently, Jose is focusing on his latest project, Creatives Aga;nst Depression. In this broadcast, Jose Rosado and I talk about: How Jose became a photographer and then an instructor The power of podcasting How Jose made his first sales as a photographer The power of person-to-person connection over social media The tactics Jose used for getting his podcast guests to really open up Why Jose started his podcast and chose to call it The Angry Millennial How Jose manages and prioritizes his various projects Why Jose doesn’t pick just one project and focus solely on that How to connect with Jose rosado online: Jose Rosado's Website The Angry Millennial Podcast Creative Aga;nst Depression @joserosadophoto Jose Rosado on Facebook Jose Rosado on Instagram Great quote from JOse Rosado: “At it’s very core, storytelling is still the most powerful way of conducting business." - @joserosadophoto If you enjoyed today’s podcast, please leave a review on iTunes here. Thanks so much in advance for your support.

Jose Huitron is a champion of entrepreneurship and the Co-Founder of Crowdismo, a rewards-based crowd-funding platform fueling innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurship within the Latino community. He is the organizer of Startup Weekend events and the Central Coast Chapter Director of the Latino Startup Alliance developed to encourage the inspiration and cultivation of U.S. Latino led technology startup ventures by providing a strong support network of fellow entrepreneurs, investors, innovators, & mentors. Jose holds a Master's in Integrated Marketing Communications from West Virginia University, a Bachelor's in Communication from the University of Phoenix Online, an Associate's in Business Administration and an Associate's in Management Technology from Idaho State University. What you’ll learn Jose’s American dream: being the first in his family to access higher education and making the most of those opportunities. Why Lifelong learning, and expanding your horizons is key to achieving your dream. How Jose’s entrepreneurial family inspired him early on in his life to become an entrepreneur and how he navigated the process of getting into a good college and getting  a scholarship. How he launched Hub 81 a Hispanic marketing agency while going to college and working at the same time. Why it is critical get buy in from your support base when you become an entrepreneur in order to navigate all the ups and downs. You are the master of your own success as an entrepreneur because your thoughts lead to feelings which lead to actions that lead to results Great quotes: “If you are not happy with your fruits change your roots” , “We must embrace the urgency of now”, “Make action our domain” , “Images  X  vividness = reality”. Word of mouth is the best form of advertising so being relevant, authentic , meeting people  and hustle are the big challenges entrepreneurs face. How to deal with situations where family and friends question your choice to be an entrepreneur when the money is not coming in yet. Entrepreneurial success is not about ideas it is all about execution. Use the Lean Startup methodology and if you fail, fail fast How the Latino Startup Alliance provides Latino entrepreneurs access to Silicon Valley networks and resources. Jose’s formula for success: “Focus to forget and embrace the power of a positive attitude “ and don’t be afraid to put yourself out there and meet people being confident in yourself and in your idea. The biggest challenge Latino startup entrepreneurs face is the lack of capital to the make their ideas happen: Only 1% to 2% of venture capital money goes to minority entrepreneurs as only 35% of minorities can even get in front of venture capital and only 15% of them are able to turn a pitch into funding. Latinos lack access to capital as we usually don’t have a rich uncle or the connections in the investor community we need to succeed and need to get better at pitching the business. Educating investors on the potential of the Latino market is key to helping them realize the tremendous potential. Resources & Links Pacific Institute Joe Tice: Thought patterns to success work book The Latino Startup Alliance LATISM Startup communities by Brad Feld The Rain Forest by Victor Wang The Lean Startup Book by Eric Ries The Kapor Center Contact Jose: @josehuitron, @Crowdisimo , Jose Huitron Thank you so much for listening ! If you enjoyed the episode, please consider subscribing in iTunes  and Stitcher and leaving a rating and a review.  This helps us to continue to be featured in the New & Noteworthy rankings so that more Latinos and Latinas can find us. Considering Launching a Podcast? Podcasters Paradise: This is my favorite resource for those of you considering launching your own podcast.  It was created by one of the most successful podcasters today-John Lee Dumas- who’s  Entrepreneur on Fire podcast was voted best in iTunes in ...