Podcast appearances and mentions of Nick Woodman

In this episode of Synergy Loves Company, host Eric delves into the fascinating connection between Disney and GoPro. Discover Disney's historical relationship with cameras, from the early days of the Alice Comedies using Bell and Howell cameras to the revolutionary multiplane camera in classic animations like Snow White. Learn about GoPro's origins with Nick Woodman and how it became a staple in consumer action photography. Uncover Steamboat Ventures, Disney's secret investment arm that took a gamble on GoPro, and explore how this connection benefits Disney in diverse areas like the X Games, Hollywood films such as Marvel's Captain America: Civil War, and motion capture technology. This episode also highlights the role of GoPro cameras in Disney parks vlogging and ride-through videos, revealing Disney's subtle influence. Join Eric as he uncovers these intriguing intersections between Disney and GoPro, showcasing how Disney magic extends far beyond the parks. Watch my Disneyland Railroad Ride Through - https://youtu.be/qkrQ1RoOPoI Subscribe to my YouTube channel while you are there! Thanks for Enjoying Synergy Loves Company! https://www.synergylovescompany.com Donate to the show: https://ko-fi.com/synergylovescompany Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@synergylovescompany  Twitter: https://twitter.com/EricHSynergy  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/synergylovescompany  Instagram and Threads :https://www.instagram.com/synergylovescompany/Read transcript

Esta semana, el creado de GoPro, Nick Woodman.

Esta semana, el creador de GoPro.

Esta semana, el creado de GoPro.

Esta semana, el creador de GoPro.

Esta semana, Nick Woodman, de GoPro.

It was 2002 when entrepreneur Nick Woodman first set up his GoPro business, something he calls today "the realisation of a dream".What was only intended to be a small, niche business offering a new way of filming for surfers, grew into a household name synonymous with action cameras for extreme sports, adventuring and capturing footage in all conditions.In this episode Nick tells us about his 21-year journey with GoPro, how he deals with competition in the secctor, the company's ethos of helping creators do more, and his future plans for the brand. In this episode:Nick's belief in 'a great deal of lucky timing'Why he was 'terrified' of hiring people at the startNick's fear of competition and what he does to stay on topPlans for desktop video editing software, and AI to make editing easier'Stay tuned' for new types of camera from GoProWhy being passionate about a business is key to successFor more news, interviews and analysis go to standard.co.uk/business. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jeudi 14 septembre, François Sorel a reçu Yves Maitre, operating partner Jolt capital et consultant, ancien CEO de HTC ; Jérôme Marin, fondateur de la newsletter Cafetech.fr ; Frédéric Simottel, journaliste BFM Business ; Michel Levy-Provençal, entrepreneur et fondateur de TEDxParis ; Faïza Younsi, journaliste BFM Business ; Eric Carreel, fondateur et président de Withings et Nick Woodman, Fondateur et PDG de GoPro, dans l'émission Tech & Co, la quotidienne sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au jeudi et réécoutez la en podcast.

Nick Woodman, fondateur et PDG de GoPro, était l'invité de François Sorel dans Tech & Co, la quotidienne, ce jeudi 14 septembre. Il s'est penché sur la GoPro, une caméra qui a révolutionné le sport et les vidéos d'actions, sur BFM Business. Retrouvez l'émission du lundi au jeudi et réécoutez la en podcast.

How did Nick Woodman , the founder of GoPro grow from selling bead belts in a VW van to creating a billion-dollar empire. Let us check it out.

On this episode of Money Grows on Trees: The Podcast, host Lloyd Ross welcomes guest Simon Beard, a successful entrepreneur with a fascinating journey to share. Simon begins by recounting how a business assignment in grade ten ignited his passion for entrepreneurship. Inspired by his neighbor, Big Kev, Simon set a goal in year ten to become an entrepreneur and never work a regular job. After finishing school, Simon ventured into selling electronic items from China at markets. However, he initially faced zero sales due to a lack of active selling and customer connection. Realizing the need to learn sales techniques and connect with customers, Simon followed a pattern of buying products, putting himself in a corner, and then learning how to effectively sell them. Simon's journey took an exciting turn when he invested in a public company and listed it on the share market. He also acquired brands like Princess Polly, experiencing both initial setbacks in the share price and eventual rises. His constant checking of the share price and calculations of his potential worth, which he believed could exceed 500 million, highlights the rollercoaster ride of his entrepreneurial journey. During the COVID pandemic, Simon built an online business and discovered the importance of physical interaction in building a culture. He mentions an upcoming event and encourages listeners to attend. When asked for his number one piece of advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, Simon emphasizes the significance of building an audience as a valuable asset. He discusses the importance of personal branding, sharing valuable content on platforms like Instagram to establish goodwill and equity. Simon also emphasizes that having a large audience is a powerful asset, regardless of actively monetizing it. He expresses a desire to support others who have implemented his teachings and built successful businesses. Mentorship and personal development are crucial to Simon, who emphasizes the significance of having the right people around and taking action on knowledge gained from books and courses. Simon shares his experience of working with Jordan Belfort, highlighting the importance of mentorship and the need to take action, not just read books. He mentions using the tool Chat GBT to test his understanding of concepts from books through multiple-choice questions. An impactful encounter with Peter Hedge helped Simon overcome his ego barrier and make sound business decisions, leading to a significant deal valued at 600 million. Simon reflects on the challenges of adapting to the public company environment and his desire to step back from day-to-day operations to become an investor. He believes that AI, specifically Chat GPT, will revolutionize everything and wants to adopt a hands-on approach to learning about it. Simon also shares an anecdote about a missed opportunity involving a waterproof camera case, ultimately leading to the introduction of GoPro founder Nick Woodman. Throughout the episode, Simon's enthusiasm for entrepreneurship, mentorship, and continuous learning shines through. Listeners are encouraged to take action, build their personal brands, and leverage their audience as valuable assets. The episode concludes with Simon's excitement and curiosity about the potential of AI and his dedication to staying hands-on in his entrepreneurial journey. Money Grows on Trees Team

On this episode of Money Grows on Trees: The Podcast, host Lloyd Ross welcomes guest Simon Beard, a successful entrepreneur with a fascinating journey to share. Simon begins by recounting how a business assignment in grade ten ignited his passion for entrepreneurship. Inspired by his neighbor, Big Kev, Simon set a goal in year ten to become an entrepreneur and never work a regular job. After finishing school, Simon ventured into selling electronic items from China at markets. However, he initially faced zero sales due to a lack of active selling and customer connection. Realizing the need to learn sales techniques and connect with customers, Simon followed a pattern of buying products, putting himself in a corner, and then learning how to effectively sell them. Simon's journey took an exciting turn when he invested in a public company and listed it on the share market. He also acquired brands like Princess Polly, experiencing both initial setbacks in the share price and eventual rises. His constant checking of the share price and calculations of his potential worth, which he believed could exceed 500 million, highlights the rollercoaster ride of his entrepreneurial journey. During the COVID pandemic, Simon built an online business and discovered the importance of physical interaction in building a culture. He mentions an upcoming event and encourages listeners to attend. When asked for his number one piece of advice for aspiring entrepreneurs, Simon emphasizes the significance of building an audience as a valuable asset. He discusses the importance of personal branding, sharing valuable content on platforms like Instagram to establish goodwill and equity. Simon also emphasizes that having a large audience is a powerful asset, regardless of actively monetizing it. He expresses a desire to support others who have implemented his teachings and built successful businesses. Mentorship and personal development are crucial to Simon, who emphasizes the significance of having the right people around and taking action on knowledge gained from books and courses. Simon shares his experience of working with Jordan Belfort, highlighting the importance of mentorship and the need to take action, not just read books. He mentions using the tool Chat GBT to test his understanding of concepts from books through multiple-choice questions. An impactful encounter with Peter Hedge helped Simon overcome his ego barrier and make sound business decisions, leading to a significant deal valued at 600 million. Simon reflects on the challenges of adapting to the public company environment and his desire to step back from day-to-day operations to become an investor. He believes that AI, specifically Chat GPT, will revolutionize everything and wants to adopt a hands-on approach to learning about it. Simon also shares an anecdote about a missed opportunity involving a waterproof camera case, ultimately leading to the introduction of GoPro founder Nick Woodman. Throughout the episode, Simon's enthusiasm for entrepreneurship, mentorship, and continuous learning shines through. Listeners are encouraged to take action, build their personal brands, and leverage their audience as valuable assets. The episode concludes with Simon's excitement and curiosity about the potential of AI and his dedication to staying hands-on in his entrepreneurial journey. Money Grows on Trees Team

Mikey Goldman is part of the over-prescribed generation directly impacted by the ease at which serious drugs were “handed” out to kids and teens before natural alternatives were even discussed. He grew up with a racing mind, always struggling in school to focus and sit still. Formally diagnosed with severe ADHD and math dyslexia (dyscalculia) in highschool, he was later prescribed Vyvanse in college which led to severe side effects that resulted in a snowballing of prescription drug use including daily prescriptions from his doctor of Vyvanse, Adderall, Klonopin, Ambien, and Xanax.Through a brutal withdrawal period, Mikey eventually got off all prescriptions, and sought to find a natural solution for his ADHD + racing mind. After experimenting with dozens (if not hundreds) of wellness products, experiences, and drug alternatives, Mikey was mesmerized by the benefits of Deep Touch Pressure and weighted technology, but like many people with ADHD, he found weighted blankets uncomfortable. Quiet Mind solves for those areas of discomfort with an alternative in the form of the first-ever Original Weighted Pillow, a convenient and reliable solution for people like me - and it's only the beginning. Prior to launching Quiet Mind, Mikey worked in marketing and social media in the tech industry for companies like GreenPark Sports, Insightly, and Zuora. Quiet mind is his ticket to a joy-filled and purpose-driven career to help people never feel that way.In This Conversation We Discuss: [00:00] Intro[00:59] What are Quiet Mind's products?[01:40] Where the idea of weighted pillows come from[03:26] The weighted blankets trend during the pandemic[03:53] Weighted blankets are cumbersome[04:27] Weighted pillows might be the solution[05:31] The next step after getting the idea[06:30] How Mikey performed “prototyping”[06:52] Finally telling others about the idea[07:11] Figuring the target demographic[07:26] What pushed Mikey to dive in[07:45] What's next after deciding to pursue the market[08:32] Phase 1 for Quiet Mind: Prototyping[09:06] The importance of starting with the right people[10:05] Put your own money in to condition yourself[10:47] Mikey's tiered approach to outside investors[11:45] Sponsor: Electric Eye electriceye.io/connect[12:42] Sponsor: JSON-LD For SEO jsonld.app[13:59] Sponsor: Retention.com retention.com/honest[14:51] Using an adjacent product to get feedback[17:11] Getting the word out there while still under wraps[17:58] Meeting the Gravity Blankets founder[18:34] You need to be careful if you have a novel idea[19:14] The secret to founders' peace of mind[19:56] The product, the founder, and the story[20:50] Why PR is the number one choice for Mikey[21:36] Quiet Mind's SEO strategy[21:52] The timing for SEO and PR[22:39] The biggest challenge for a new product[22:50] Educating audiences with your new product[24:35] Why should get the product to market ASAP[26:12] Lessons with overseas manufacturing during Covid[27:52] Where to find Quiet Mind productsResources:Subscribe to Honest Ecommerce on YoutubeConnect with Mikey linkedin.com/in/mikeygoldmanA wellness brand offering clever solutions to help people suffering from common disorders like ADHD, anxiety, stress, insomnia, and loneliness onequietmind.comFollow Quiet Mind on Instagram @quietmindSchedule an intro call with one of our experts electriceye.io/connectGet your free structured data audit for your store jsonld.appBook your demo today and get 20% off the annual commitment fee retention.com/honestIf you're enjoying the show, we'd love it if you left Honest Ecommerce a review on Apple Podcasts. It makes a huge impact on the success of the podcast, and we love reading every one of your reviews!

Show Notes 4/19/21 0:00 - Anthony vs Nick: Is motivation real? You cannot depend on how you feel that day, to allow you to do the thing you need to do. So with that being said what is your “why” to keep it going consistently? 0:02 - Little bit of background on Coach Nick and his motivation. Who Is metaphorically counting on me? My teammates and the people I am going to be up against. I don’t want to be the one to fail my end of the bargain. 0:04 - People that make excuses to cover up the area that they are lacking in. They don’t hold themselves accountable. 0:10 - Not everyone who comes to the gym has goals. As a coach we take the time to correct and perfect movement but for many of the recipients of those corrections is not here to be perfect. 0:15 - You have to do the individual work in order to see the results you want. If you are looking to do double understand flawlessly it will not come with doing them a few times in class every month, more work has to be done. 0:23 - W discuss certain stress levels, common everyday stressors, and stresses specific to each of us. 0:30 - Exercise can help your stress tolerance. We dive into this later in the episode but anxiety can be helped by consistent exercise. In order to perform repetitive exercise you have to be comfortable with a certain level of pain and discomfort which those suffering from anxiety and panic attacks often can’t tolerate. In fitness that pain and discomfort has to be tolerated in order to make progress. 0:38 - As Anthony has previously talked about concerning, The Problem with Weight Loss Podcast, we have our own convention about their “healthy at any size” topic. 0:45 - Society effects all. Diving deeper into the pressure that women and men face in light of being “strong” and how they deal with shame and comparing their physique. 0:54 - Did you ever realize that the symptoms/side effects of eating disorders are also what we tell people to do in order to lose weight? 1:00 - What physical potential are you trying to reach? Very few are trying to obtain that high level athlete life. What are you gunning for and what do you NEED to do to get there? 1:04 - Still on the topic of comparison all four of us give our thoughts on the separate challenges presented with dealing with what we see on social media. And an interesting mention by Anthony, how our family or significant can be our second worst saboteur. —

On this episode of KD's Journey, I am interviewing the one and only, Nick Woodman. Nick is not only a CrossFit Coach at Prime Movement and Performance, but he also coaches Football at Utica College and has been able to continue playing the sport he loves in a National league. As the lovely KD's Journey tagline would put it, Nick will be unpacking his journey in 30 minutes. You will hear his goals, motivators, and some key moments in his life that have shaped him to who he is today. Follow him on instagram at @nickwoodman22 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kaleigh-dwyer/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kaleigh-dwyer/support

Con gran parte del mundo atrapado en casa, una nueva ola de creatividad está emergiendo mientras la gente comparte el mundo desde sus cuatro paredes y GoPro quiere celebrarlo. A partir de hoy y hasta el 30 de abril, GoPro está organizando el #HomeProChallenge, que invita a cualquier persona alrededor del mundo a enviar sus contenidos más creativos, tomado en cualquier dispositivo, para una oportunidad de ganar una cámara HERO8 Black o MAX y cinco años de suscripción a GoPro PLUS. GoPro elegirá cinco ganadores cada día que tengan el hashtag #HomePro en Instagram, TikTok, Youtube o Facebook."La comunidad GoPro captura los videos más sorprendentes que asombran a miles de millones de espectadores en todo el mundo. Queremos aprovechar su creatividad para inspirar a otros a encontrar la magia en su experiencia dentro casa", dijo el fundador y CEO de GoPro, Nick Woodman. "Lanzamos este desafío para ver la actitud creativa, inventiva o rareza está haciendo la gente en su hogar y hasta ahora, nos hemos sorprendido con lo que hemos visto".

Samsung has confirmed it will be launching its new flagship smartphone range on 11 February and Pocket-lint editor Chris Hall has been following all the rumours closely. He joins Stuart to tell us what we can expect from the Galaxy S20 range. Meanwhile, when visiting CES in Las Vegas, Stuart caught up with the founder and CEO of GoPro; Nick Woodman. The laid-back boss explains what GoPro has been up to and what it has in store for us next. Plus, reviews ed Mike Lowe explains why the Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Fold was one of his favourite products at the show. It's a laptop with a detachable keyboard and a folding screen, so is it the future of working on the go or just a fad? 01:10 - Chris talks Samsung Galaxy S20 smartphones11:30 - Nick Woodman interview27:20 - Mike gives his opinion on the new Lenovo ThinkPad Fold X1 laptopVisit us at pocket-lint.com, check out our latest videos at youtube.com/pocketlintcom and sign up to our daily newsletter at pocket-lint.com/info/newsletter. *** Please also take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks! ***Hosted by Stuart MilesProduction and editing by Stuart MilesGuests: Chris Hall, Mike Lowe, Nick WoodmanMusic by Lee Rosevere - Let's Start at the Beginning and Southside See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

GoPro looks to be on the way out, and today, we talk about the GoPro's stock falling. Nick Woodman's net worth itself has fallen at an unbelievable rate. We talk about what they can do to come back from this and if GoPro has a chance to succeed in new markets. We also talk about Forever 21, Sears, Calvin Clein, Amazon, Walmart, and more.

主播丨徐涛 嘉宾丨杜晨 后期制作丨迪卡普里鑫 （以下文字只是音频节目的少许补充。「硅谷早知道」每周周五中午12点准时更新，敬请期待。） 作为一家典型的家硅谷独角兽公司，GoPro经历了太多起起伏伏。 作为曾经行业里的明星企业，Gopro 市值一度达到 130 亿美元，其创始人 Nick Woodman 薪酬也成为全美最高的2.87亿美元。但在上市后，GoPro 股价从 2014 年的 87 美元跌落至如今的不到 7 亿美元，也一度传出它寻求出售的消息。 今年8月接受 Bloomberg 的采访时，Nick Woodman将创业形容成徒手攀岩。 那 GoPro 这些年的经历是什么样的，它现在又处在一个什么样的岩壁上。如果已经没有退路，是不是如同 Nick Woodman 所说，“唯一能支撑你继续的理由，就是你是否相信你最初的这个信念”。 本期节目，我们请来了刚刚参加了GoPro 8 的新品发布会的驻硅谷记者杜晨。我们会深度探讨GoPro 创业至今的全过程，并试图分析背后的原因。 另外， 听众可以添加我们小助手「声小音」的微信 shengfm1 ，加入「硅谷早知道」听众群。「硅谷早知道」现为「声动活泼」传媒旗下节目。 本期嘉宾 杜晨，「PingWest 品玩」和「硅星人」的驻硅谷记者 The Takeaway GoPro 相机的巅峰时期销售大概近四百万台，但是这个规模里不可能全是极限运动爱好者，可能大部分的人都是普通人，带着一种我万一用得上的心态，想要买一个运动相机。这些不是他的核心用户，却是他的销量及收入最大的来源。对于他们来说，如果新一代的产品不是重新定义了运动相机，那他们完全可以继续用上一年或者两年前的运动相机。 我问Nick Woodman：“过去两年你们学到了什么，以及现在你们的自救措施及结果，是否满意？” 他回答：比较满意，因为对于他来说，最看重的指标是GoPro又开始盈利了，又开始有净利润了，即便这个公司的规模跟他的鼎盛时期根本就没法比。 GoPro是一个典型的硅谷独角兽，但可能和近几年涌现出来的其他独角兽不太一样，后者更是一个平台，一个大众的东西。但GoPro本质上是比较小众的一个硬件厂商，他们在资本的快速涌入和增长阶段迷失掉了自己，像Uber迷失掉了自己的公司文化，然后变得不顾规则，过度的追求快速成长，结果也失去了最初的一些目标。 ### 本期讨论的主要有： 创始人Nick Woodman的成长和早年创业经历 GoPro成长史及巅峰时期 探讨GoPro市值为什么会下跌 为了挽救下跌，GoPro如何改变其策略 GoPro是否还能东山再起 相关信息 硅谷早知道丨#32 Uber 上市估值那么高，就不怕腰斩吗？ (https://36kr.com/p/5157651) GoPro CEO Nick Woodman on ‘Bloomberg Studio 1.0’ (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KsN1CNSQFwk) Enjoy！ 原创文章，作者：「声动活泼」。 在其他平台收听： 喜马拉雅 (https://www.ximalaya.com/shangye/14233547/215353929) 蜻蜓FM (https://www.qingting.fm/channels/285643/programs/13195540) 36Kr (https://36kr.com/audio/81088)

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GoPro Founder and CEO Nick Woodman speaks to Emily Chang at GoPro's Headquarters in San Mateo, California in March 2019 for this episode of Bloomberg's Studio 1.0. In this interview, they discuss GoPro's challenges in trying to become a media company and launching a drone. They also speak about GoPro's competition and the company's move of US-bound camera manufacturing from China to Mexico under the threat of tariffs.

  Tony and Chelsea talk about misleading information and some broken promises of the camera industry, including promised features that only deliver disappointment, impossible zooms, and the marketing that drives it all. For 10% off your first Squarespace website or domain, go to http://www.squarespace.com/chelsea and use code CHELSEA (#teamChelsea4Lyfe) Watch this podcast on our YouTube channel: http://sdp.io/5More Watch our original "5 Lies" podcast at http://sdp.io/5Lies See the Nick Woodman interview Tony discusses at 2:27 at http://sdp.io/GPvlog

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Our guest on today's episode is Nick Woodman, the founder and CEO of GoPro. Nick first started the company in 2002, when he realised that it might be fun to record his surfing antics on a wrist-strap camera. And the rest, as they say, is history: adrenaline junkies, performers and sports stars have been using these incredibly smart and nearly-indestructible cameras to record just about everything ever since. Today, Nick tells us how he sold Indonesian shell necklaces to fund the first ever GoPros; Why it's important to put a deadline on your success; and how it's good to be a little bit scared once in a while. Enjoy.            The Gentleman's Journal Podcast is brought to you by Martell Blue Swift. 

For GoPro, things are looking up.   After a tumultuous couple of years — which saw the action-camera company enter and then leave the drone business, get squeezed harder by increasingly competitive smartphone cameras, and ride a steady wave of criticism of its product line — GoPro appears to have found its footing with the well-received Hero 7 Black camera and a return to profitability.   At the center of the company’s renewal is founder Nick Woodman. Woodman joined MashTalk to talk about what it’s been like to be CEO through such a roller-coaster time. After promising expeditions into media, drones, and 360 video didn’t work out as planned, he’s discarded unrealistic visions for tighter focus. The new GoPro may be less ambitious, but it’s much more confident about what it can offer: high-quality action cameras with a compelling mix of features, value, and usability. Follow MashTalk on Twitter.

GoPro CEO Nick Woodman joins The Verge's Nilay Patel and Sean O'Kane to discuss GoPro's recent launches, occupying a space with few competitors, and why it pulled out of the drone market. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For GoPro, it never considered itself as solely a camera maker. Rather, it was a media brand, according to  founder Nick Woodman. He discusses reshaping the brand over the years, how GoPro’s media team operates differently and more.

Nike was founded by Bill Bowerman and Phil Knight, both keen runners (and waffle fans), Trek was founded by Richard Burke a keen cyclist and GoPro was founded by Nick Woodman so he could take rad movies while he was surfing.My guest today is Josh Sprague, a competitive endurance athlete, who is the founder of Orange Mud, a manufacturer of some very unique running, biking and lifestyle brands.From a garage built prototype through to global distribution using his web site orangemud.com and countless retailers the company now has hundreds of happy customers. Sounds like a dream come true, but I suspect this journey has been like an endurance race for Josh, his family and his team, as many ups as there are downs, with nothing but guts, grit and determination to get him there. (note by Leadville 100/Ken Chlouber reference) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

#9 GoPro Gründer Nick Woodman (Milliardär) - ErfolgsFORMEL! Du wirst erstaunt darüber sein, was die ErfolgsFORMEL von Nick Woodman, dem GoPro Gründer ist. Mich hat es umgehauen und wer weiß, vielleicht ja auch Dich. ;) Möchtest Du gerne Dein Bankkonto, emotionales Konto und Lebenskonto füllen? Super - dann höre Dir diesen Podcast an, weil die Inhalte Dich auf jeden Fall weiterbringen und beflügeln können. Versprochen! Wenn Dir diese Podcast Reihenfolge gefallen hat, teile, kommentiere und oder empfehle gerne diesen, DEINEN Podcast! Danke :) Quicklinks: Instagram: www.instagram.com/tanerloco/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/businesstanercakar

Nick Woodman went from selling shells out of a VW van to running the greatest American camera company of the 21st century & donating $500 million to charity. Or, Nick Woodman was a rich kid turned QVC salesman who made himself billions at the expense of his investors. Which story is the true story? Chelsea & Tony cover the history of GoPro cameras and try to figure out what went wrong. Get an awesome portfolio! squarespace.com/tony, coupon code 'portfolio'

This week, Inc. editors and writers talk about how companies make big money by removing snow and what lessons Nick Woodman, the founder of GoPro, learned by making mistakes. Lastly, the founder of Datto talks about how he led the company through an acquisition over $1.5 billion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In October, 2016, the GoPro Karma drone was released, and quickly recalled two weeks later when it was discovered to have this little issue--it fell from the sky during flights. Back on sale since February, GoPro hasn't given up on the drone market. CEO Nick Woodman explains why on Talking Tech.

GoPro founder and CEO Nick Woodman wowed industry followers yesterday with the highly-anticipated Karma drone, which investors hope will present the company with a new multi-billion dollar opportunity. But consumer drones are just a small part of the story for this emerging technology.

Welcome back, my friends to the show that never ends. We're so glad you could attend, so come join us for Episode #45, featuring our conversation with Utica College Senior DE, Nick Woodman!!! (@NickWoodman) Erin Higgins is buried in work, so the incorrigible one himself, Justin Parkinson (@MadeInUtica) has returned to bask in the glow of his own ego. On tap this week, Sam and Kevin discuss the brand new UTICAST.COM, which you could theoretically be listened to, as you read this. Wheels inside wheels. Then, Justin Parkinson joins the boys to discuss Game of Thrones and the problem with parking tickets before recapping the Barden Mudfest and Utica On Tap. Afterwards, Sam is joined by the highly trill Utica College Senior DE, Nick Woodman (@TheManOfWood) to discuss his time at UC, his love of the game and the process of being a free agent. Finally, the crew comes back together to discuss the NFL Draft, Leicester City's Football Miracle, The Saranac Thursday Line-Up and the return of "Ecto-Cooler" before debating who has it better, Steph Curry or Drake? This is the Uticast and We're here to tell you a story. #JoinTheClub #MadeInUtica UTICAST.COM email: uticast@gmail.com iTunes - Soundcloud - 315Live.fm

Here we gooooo!  Monday Motivation Time! ​Thank you thank you thank you for all your comments, shares and responses to the Monday Motivation. I'm blown away at how the Monday Motivation community has grown, AND words can't describe how happy I am that you are a part of it! This week I am talking CHANGE! Look, truth is, change is happening all the time.  It's happening around you and within you right now, and there is no stopping it.  Here is the exciting news! Change can be the gateway to making your greatest dreams happen.  That's right, CHANGE, when mastered, can take you from where you are to where you want to be! ​ This week, learn how Nick Woodman (don't know who he is? You will when you hear his story) MASTERED CHANGE and is now living his passions, making lots of money and positively affect millions of others!  #BOOYAH     I love hearing from you! How do you see CHANGE? Let me know in the comments below and share with your friends, family and colleagues. Have a great week and remember to keep dreaming, planning and executing your way to a legendary life! #BOOYAH Your friend, Dan

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Seeking legendary surf breaks along with a great education, Nick Woodman (Muir '97) enrolled at UC San Diego with the goal of graduating with a degree that would prepare him for a career in finance or maybe even law. What he got instead was a degree in visual arts, a wife he met in class and a dream job as founder and CEO of the world's fastest growing camera company, GoPro. Join GoPro's Nick Woodman as he reminisces about his days at UC San Diego and describes how he's leveraging his passions and perseverance into growing a multi-billion dollar company. Series: "Career Channel" [Business] [Show ID: 28380]

Seeking legendary surf breaks along with a great education, Nick Woodman (Muir '97) enrolled at UC San Diego with the goal of graduating with a degree that would prepare him for a career in finance or maybe even law. What he got instead was a degree in visual arts, a wife he met in class and a dream job as founder and CEO of the world's fastest growing camera company, GoPro. Join GoPro's Nick Woodman as he reminisces about his days at UC San Diego and describes how he's leveraging his passions and perseverance into growing a multi-billion dollar company. Series: "Career Channel" [Business] [Show ID: 28380]