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Chelsea's poor run against City was extended today, as the Blues went out with a whimper at The Etihad. Another pair of howlers from Rob Sanchez left Chelsea high and dry and with their CL hopes out of their hands, as Manchester City leapfrong them into the Top 4. Louis, Dan and Tom give you the lowdown.
Hello jello! I think the title says it all and then some. Have a listen and find out what Candace has been up to and then I blurt out a bunch of purchases because I apparently (obviously?) have no self-control. Enjoy!Thank you to Rob Sanchez (robspenworks) for the Ueno market tip Map location for Ueno MarketAmeyok Komito Pen ShopHi. Are you enjoying the podcast? It would mean so much to us if you could leave us a review on whatever platform you may be using to listen! If you need some inky goods, please visit Gourmet Pens Shop to ink the itch!For video version of the audio file:Visit the blog or YouTube
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Tune into our #TheWell2023 service where featured speaker Prophet Rob Sanchez brought the word for our annual conference! Latest episode of Real Faith Radio.
San Francisco Service with Prophet Rob Sanchez and David & Joanna Hairabedian
Living the values for alignment is a critical component of personal and professional success. It involves aligning your beliefs with the core values of your organization. By doing so, you can create a sense of purpose and meaning in your life and work towards achieving your goals. Today's guests are Rob Sanchez, CEO, and Heather Buxton, Chief People Officer at Anteriad. Inc Magazine ranked his company #3994 on the 2022 Inc 5000 list. Anteriad is a business-to-business marketing firm providing clients full-funnel account-based marketing and demand generation platform, world-class data and analytics, and omnichannel performance marketing. In this podcast, we will explore the importance of living the values for alignment with Rob and Heather. Rob also talks about how he continues to evolve as a leader. Tune in to learn more about living the values for alignment and achieving greater success and fulfillment in all aspects of your life. Get the show notes for Living the Values for Alignment with Rob Sanchez and Heather Buxton at Anteriad Click to Tweet: Listening to a fantastic episode on Growth Think Tank with #RobSanchez #HeatherBuxton featuring your host @GeneHammett https://bit.ly/gttRobSanchezHeatherBuxton #LivingtheValuesforAlignment #GeneHammettPodcast #GHepisode973 #Inc5000 #businesstobusinessmarketingfirm #fullfunnelaccountbasedmarketing Give Growth Think Tank a review on iTunes!
In this episode of Corporate Podcasting Smarter our Head of Marketing, John Kiernan, speaks to Rob Sanchez from Mouth Media on production tips, honing your podcast's message and production quality. Whether your organization is just starting out or has established podcast, you'll learn tips to increase your production value, audio quality, brand message, and overall production value of your podcast! ... Corporate Podcast Smarter is an official in-house podcast by Podbean. Learn more about Podbean's Enterprise and Business solutions that are trusted by industry leaders world wide, read case studies and more.
Ever wonder what the Golden 58 sounds like on vocals? On today's episode you get a preview of the Golden 58's in action when we speak with Festivus Podcast Winner, Rob Sanchez from XRJ Foundation. Video games, the paranormal, injuries from Skyzone, Rob's XRJ Foundation, and gear talk are the topics in today's episode. 0:00 Introduction 0:45 Golden 58 3:10 Rob's use of the V-Comp+ 5:23 XRJ Foundation 10:25 Real People making Real Gear 15:03 Bizazaro Questions 17:40 Paranormal and Aliens 20:10 Video Games 24:00 Skyzone 27:25 Final Question 30:40 Outro Rob Sanchez Foundation https://xrjfoundation.org/ Audioscape https://www.audio-scape.com/
In Christian circles, “prophecy” is a term often shrouded in mystery and obscured by controversy. But Jesus moved in prophetic response to the Father with every action and conversation. His model normalizes prophecy for every believer. So how do you approach prophecy like Jesus? Drawing from over 20 years of ministry experience and prophetic encounters with God, Prophet Rob Sanchez demystifies this spiritual gift, equipping you with practical instruction to boldly use prophecy in your everyday interactions. Connect with Prophet Rob Sanchez: ProphetRobSanchez.com Resources mentioned in this episode: Discovering and Releasing Your Prophetic Voice: How Everyday People Can Operate in the Prophetic Dimension The Shaun Tabatt Show is part of the Destiny Image Podcast Network.
As someone says goodbye to "Fashion Is Your Business", the original hosts Marc, Pavan, and Rob reflect on six-and-a-half years of FIYB, including: how it started, international travels, memorable guests, live audience experiences, behind the scenes tales, when they realized the show was really a hit, the origins of guest snacks on the show, how the podcast impacted government, entrepreneurs, and inspired a business, and much more. Plus, what's next? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
God told Rob Sanchez to "beat the hell" out of someone. Find out what happened next!
God told Rob Sanchez to "beat the hell" out of someone. Find out what happened next!
God told Rob Sanchez to "beat the hell" out of someone. Find out what happened next!
Brian Mech, CEO (bio) of eSight Corporation (a company producing electronic glasses which can restore vision) and Yvonne Felix (bio), Access and Community Development for eSight and an artist, join Marc Raco and Rob Sanchez at The 2016 Smithers Apex WEAR Conference in Boston, MA. Brian and Yvonne share how it works, what is possible, and what’s next; when to release, wearables for good and Jules Vern; Yvonne, Stargardt Disease, and discoveries; and the Mind’s eye, new data, and new experiences.. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Charlie and Liam are back to discuss the European Super League, Rob Sanchez's goalkeeping heroics and assess Brighton's final 6 games of the season.
nside the Mind of a Nurse Inventor with Ernesto Holguin and Rob Sanchez
As businesses in the fashion industry and beyond strategize their next move, how they will navigate the new business climate, and possibilities for growth and success ahead, we’re reminded of wisdom from one of our 2019 conversations with Matt Kaden of MMG Advisors. It still rings true and may be the kind of thing we need to think about right now -- especially Matt’s points on being attentive to the realities of industry evolution, the importance of being always exceptional, and why you must truly try. This look at the current retail landscape and why brands and retailers must evolve to stay relevant features Matt Kaden, Managing Director for MMG Advisors (providing investment banking, strategic and financial advisory services to clients in the retail, fashion, textile, home, jewelry and beauty sectors),who joins Marc Raco, Rob Sanchez, and Nataliya Makulova on location at The Lead Summit in Brooklyn, NY.
Flowing in the Spirit with Prophet Rob Sanchez For the video version please log on to Kingdom Shifters on You Tube and Facebook
A few years ago MouthMedia co-founder Rob Sanchez had been building a new kind of concept for an apparel business named Ralph and Remington, offering a novel approach to transparency, including a groundbreaking look behind the scenes as the business was developing. Because the brand was inspired by the ethos of the 1940's, we worked together to create an old-time radio style show reminiscent of that time, which was intended to be one of the unique ways to bring attention to the brand. Although Rob decided to put the project aside for a while to give full attention to MouthMedia, we had already completed three unreleased episodes of the podcast serial. So this week we have decided to pull them out of the vault, dust them off, and share them with you. We know pretty much everyone is going through a tough time now and trying to make the best of the current new realities at home. To offer you some entertainment, and perhaps inspire you with a fun example of creative marketing content, we thought we'd pull something very different out of the vault that we haven't shared before. We really would love to hear how you are doing and also what you think about them, so reach out to us on Instagram or Facebook at @mouthmedianetwork or email us at podcast@mouthmedianetwork.com! We hope you love listening to the three episodes of "The Adventures of Stitch O'Malley: Fashion Detective" as much as we loved making them. Here is episode No. 1!
A few years ago MouthMedia co-founder Rob Sanchez had been building a new kind of concept for an apparel business named Ralph and Remington, offering a novel approach to transparency, including a groundbreaking look behind the scenes as the business was developing. Because the brand was inspired by the ethos of the 1940's, we worked together to create an old-time radio style show reminiscent of that time, which was intended to be one of the unique ways to bring attention to the brand. Although Rob decided to put the project aside for a while to give full attention to MouthMedia, we had already completed three unreleased episodes of the podcast serial. So this week we have decided to pull them out of the vault, dust them off, and share them with you. We know pretty much everyone is going through a tough time now and trying to make the best of the current new realities at home. To offer you some entertainment, and perhaps inspire you with a fun example of creative marketing content, we thought we'd pull something very different out of the vault that we haven't shared before. We really would love to hear how you are doing and also what you think about them, so reach out to us on Instagram or Facebook at @mouthmedianetwork or email us at podcast@mouthmedianetwork.com! We hope you love listening to the three episodes of "The Adventures of Stitch O'Malley: Fashion Detective" as much as we loved making them. Here is episode No. 1!
Brother’s Director of Sales (Retail / Hospitality - Brother Machine Group) Mike Zolot, offers insights into Brother’s retail priorities for the first half of 2020 (and all of Brother’s innovative retail solutions), plus industry trends it is seeing including the continued growth of in-store pickup; retail customers are turning to Brother’s services to help them upgrade and prepare for in-store pickup, from the warehouse where the goods originate to coordinating their arrival in the store. Zolot joins Marc Raco, Rob Sanchez, and guest host Rebecca Fitts at NRF Big Show.
Startup LAWnchpad is the podcast that educates entrepreneurs about forming, growing, and protecting a startup. Startup LAWnchpad is produced by the Entrepreneurial Law Clinic at Fordham University School of Law in New York City. Episode Description: Nevin Chetry (Fordham Law ‘19) interviews Rob Sanchez (Fordham Law ‘14), CEO of MouthMedia Network and Lois Herzeca, COO of MouthMedia Network to discuss the path and risks founders take to start a company. Episode Roadmap: ● [:31] Introducing Nevin Chentry, Rob Sanchez, Lois Herzeca and MouthMedia Network. ● [3:30] Transitioning legal skills from corporate law to the startup culture. ● [6:05] Recognizing when legal work should be delegated. ● [9:02] Rob’s decision to attend law school without intending to become a lawyer. ● [12:27] Questions entrepreneurs need to ask themselves when raising venture capital. ● [14:13] What venture capital investors are looking for in startups. ● [20:15] Balancing your vision for your startup with best business decisions. ● [26:22] Lois’s transition from corporate law to a startup. ● [29:42] Evaluating risk when considering a startup. ● [34:40] Rob and Lois’s advice for their younger entrepreneurial selves. Tweetables: ● “We always have to keep in mind the big picture, and what the steps are to get us there.” — Lois Herzeca ● “I can learn almost anything from an MBA program from a book, but the legal degree is a retraining of the way you think about the world.” — Rob Sanchez ● “Most people don’t spend enough time thinking about what they really want when it comes to raising money.” — Rob Sanchez ● “You have to understand who you are as a company, and who the right investors are for you.” — Lois Herzeca ● “Having a very strong vision is important, but so is knowing that you don’t know what you’re doing.” — Rob Sanchez Mentioned in This Episode: ● MouthMedia Network ● Rob Sanchez ● Lois Herzeca Additional Resources: ● Fordham’s Entrepreneurial Law Clinic ● Follow us on Twitter @FordhamELC Sponsors: ● Nasdaq Educational Foundation ● Fordham’s Entrepreneurial Law Advisory Council Disclaimer: The information contained in the Startup LAWnchpad podcast and any materials associated therewith (the “Podcast”), is for educational, informational, and entertainment purposes only. It does not constitute legal advice or tax advice with respect to any particular circumstance. The Podcast is not a complete overview or analysis of the topics presented, and may contain information that varies in different jurisdictions and is subject to revision, interpretation, or nullification after the date of recording. The transmission of information to you does not create a lawyer-client relationship between you and any host, guest, or their respective employer, including but not limited to Fordham University School of Law and Lincoln Square Legal Services, Inc. None of these parties shall be liable for any loss that may arise from any reliance on the Podcast. You should not rely upon the Podcast or treat it as a substitute for legal advice. You should consult a lawyer familiar with your particular circumstances and licensed in your jurisdiction for legal advice.
It seems in retail that commerce channels are coming back to together, and making sure reaching customers where they want when they want is key. Julie Lyle, CEO of Zytara, Inc., a startup company in stealth mode, focused on blockchain aimed at retail consumer package goods, and brand building and loyalty marketing, joins Rob Sanchez and Agency Within CEO Joe Yakuel, on location at Commerce Next in New York.
It seems in retail that commerce channels are coming back to together, and making sure reaching customers where they want when they want is key. Julie Lyle, CEO of Zytara, Inc., a startup company in stealth mode, focused on blockchain aimed at retail consumer package goods, and brand building and loyalty marketing, joins Rob Sanchez and Agency Within CEO Joe Yakuel, on location at Commerce Next in New York.
Recently MouthMedia was on location at NRF Big Show in New York. Marc Raco and Rob Sanchez caught up with Paul Greenberg about his new role as Vice Chair of the Federation of International Retail Associations, and Dominique Lamb, the CEO of Australia's National Retail Association, for a remarkable discussion about the Australian bush fires and how Australian retailers have responded and the implications of such significant disaster, on that nation’s retail, the Australian delegation to the NRF Big Show, and the state of retail in Australia overall.
Recently MouthMedia was on location at NRF Big Show in New York. Marc Raco and Rob Sanchez caught up with Paul Greenberg about his new role as Vice Chair of the Federation of International Retail Associations, and Dominique Lamb, the CEO of Australia's National Retail Association, for a remarkable discussion about the Australian bush fires and how Australian retailers have responded and the implications of such significant disaster, on that nation’s retail, the Australian delegation to the NRF Big Show, and the state of retail in Australia overall.
The first digital platform able to evaluate, measure, verify and explain the sustainability performance of retail products. The final solution for sustainability supply chain management B2B2C. Meant for an industry but designed for people. Consumers demand responsibility and punish the lack of transparency. Real change is happening. Retail industry is awaking. CEOs want to make a difference. Sustainability transformations are not easy. Only 2% of sustainability programs are successful. Barcelona-based co-founders Anna Canadell and Alba Garcia join Marc Raco, Rob Sanchez, Natalia Makulova, and guest host Charles Beckwith (American Fashion Podcast).
Purva Gupta (Co-Founder of Lily, a shopping app using emotional intelligence to connect women with clothing that makes them look and feel their best – bio) joins Pavan Bahl, Rob Sanchez, Ilan Tito and Marc Raco for an On Air Challenge (a recorded and comprehensive paid consultation on business development). The discussion includes a personal journey to Lily, creating trust, and working with retailers, possible uses, styling vs. perception engines, and the “solve”, cash flow and scaling, data and analytics, and multi-brand retailers.
How do you get the attention of consumers and turn their heads when only 6% of the grocery business is conducted online? The opportunity ahead is huge. Access to great marketing in a tough marketing and advertising landscape can be challenging, and doing it right can be tough to tackle without building out infrastructure or wasting capital while you figure out what works, from new marketing platforms to content marketing. Hawke Media founder Erik Huberman shows how his company is a solution to this issue, as hosts Rob Sanchez and Anne Marie Stephens talk through this full-service marketing consultancy, acting as an Outsourced CMO for clients, growing businesses of all sizes and industries. Recorded on location at Grocery Shop.
Mazdack Rassi, Co-Founder and Creative Director of MILK Studios (standing at the crossroads of the fashion, music, photography and film worlds), and Co-Founder of MADE Fashion Week, joins Pavan Bahl, Rob Sanchez and Marc Raco, along with the entire MouthMedia team, as guests of Ben and Jack’s Steakhouse in New York City for the 100th episode of Fashion Is Your Business.
One significant trend in food is fresh, locally-sourced produce and grocery essentials delivered to the consumer’s doorstep the same day. One growing player is Farmstead, who also boasts free delivery, forever. To unpack this trend, Rob Sanchez and Anne Marie Stephens talk with Pradeep Elankumaran, the Co-Founder and CEO of Farnstead, on location at Grocery Shop.
Partnering music and brands with MAC Presents -- Marcie Allen, President of MAC Presents (music experiential agency , bridge gap between corporate gap and music industry – (bio)), and musician, entrepreneur and philanthropist Taylor Bennett (bio), join Pavan Bahl, Rob Sanchez, and Marc Raco for the most applause-laden interview in the show’s history on location at Subculture in New York City. This live audience episode is powered by Peerspace and features music by Casey McQuillen. PHOTO CREDIT: DEREK GARLINGTON
Here’s a very interesting concept: create fresh meals, then fill smart Fridges at central locations with wholesome, delicious salads, bowls, snacks and more. Farmer's Fridge is on a mission to make it simple for everyone to eat well, with a rapidly growing network of 350+ user-friendly smart Fridges stocked with chef-curated, restaurant-quality meals and snacks. What’s more, unpurchased items are regularly donated to local food pantries, providing responsibly sourced nutrition to community members in need. Its a bold idea, clearly in motion. "Grocery Is Your Business" hosts Rob Sanchez and Anne Marie Stephens talk with the president of Farmer's Fridge, Mike Brennan, on location at Grocery Shop.
The journey of successful entrepreneur Daymond John... Daymond John (bio), entrepreneur, investor, founder of FUBU, star of Shark Tank, author of the best-selling “The Power of Broke” and founder of Blueprint and Co, joins hosts Pavan Bahl, Rob Sanchez and Marc Raco for a “fireside chat” with Pavan in a special edition of “Fashion Is Your Business LIVE”, on location at the coworking environment, Blueprint + Co. Sponsored by Diaego, Miller/Coors [must be 21 to enter], BarterHouse, and M2M.
Every day, millions of travelers flow through airports. While they wait for their flights, many of them consume content through the flatscreen TVs in airport restaurants, bars, gate holds, concourses, newsstands, travel retail, and airline lounges. So, where does the content come from, and what’s the business model behind it? And what are the possibilities to program bitesize TV content that's customized on a daily basis, connecting with specific audiences, driving retail revenue, and serving operational functions? Lynnwood Bibbens, Co-Founder/CEO of Reach TV shares the full story of the first Nielsen-rated, linear, short-form OTT entertainment network, that is made for people on the go, with the ability to get in front of 107 million travelers monthly. Host Natasha Cholerton-Brown is joined by guest hosts Rob Sanchez and Marc Raco of MouthMedia Network.
Imagine smulti-tenant and private networks of automated Micro-Fulfillment Centers that combine the speed of local delivery with the efficiencies and scale of robotic fulfillment. Proprietary robotic and AI technology enable retail and CPG partners to profitably deliver to their online customers within one hour and scale their operations as their business grows. This is what a company called Fabric does, and Rob Sanchez, along with Anne Marie Stephens, talks with Fabric’s Chief Commercial Officer Steven Hornyak, on location at Grocery Shop.
Two things any brand needs to grow: the ability to grow and directly engage consumers, and a nimble workforce to grow at the pace the business does. Rob Sanchez talks with two companies filling those roles, recorded on location at eTail East in Boston. First, Sabba Nazhand, VP of Sales for WorkGenius (an AI powered marketplace for enterprises to engage freelancers - quality, pricing and compliance on enterprise standards), and then Julian Kahlon, CEO of Project Verte (a full circle e-commerce solution built with simple, connected tools that help brands grow and directly engage consumers).
Underwear. Pretty much everybody wears it. It’s the basics. But for the underwear (and more) brand Mack Weldon, reinventing men's basics is keys. They believe in smart design, premium fabrics, and simple shopping. And it’s the building of community and loyalty strategies that make this brand a perfect fit for more and more men. Brian Fesen, Head of Marketing, joins Marc Raco and Rob Sanchez on location at Commerce Next in New York.
Data is of growing importance for anyone running a brand in fashion. And commerce requires software and web development just to stay at pace with a fast marketplace. Managing that data can be an overwhelming and sometimes impossible task that can be costly and distracting. Aiven's mission is to allow developers to focus on building awesome applications without worrying about data infrastructure management, by hosting and managing an open-source database and messaging systems for business clients around the world on all major cloud platforms. CTO and Co-founder Heikki Nousiainen joins Rob Sanchez on location at eTail East in Boston.
From the global digital workplace to the digital commerce experience, companies need to build powerful search and data discovery solutions for employees and customers. Diane Burley, VP of Content for Lucidworks a a Leader in Cognitive Search, with an AI enabled internal and external search solution, talks with Rob Sanchez on location at eTail East in Boston. She covers how companies in and out of the mason industry can bridge the a gap between people and their data.
It’s no secret diversity is on the minds of many founders and executives in all industries, including fashion. Two thought leaders in diversity in fashion, Jessica Couch and Brittany Hicks, who amongst many other things are the co-founders of the Women of Color FashTech Brunch, sat down with Rob Sanchez and guest host Lois Herzeca for a lively discussion about diversity — in the industry and in thought.
Great video/film content requires amazing footage. But if creativity and imagination is limited by scope of what you can capture and places you can travel to do so, the possibilities of content are not boundless. That's where robust stock footage libraries come in, and platforms like Clippn play an important role in video curation and stock footage monetization. Mick Reed, CEO/Founder of Clippn gives a look into the world and future of stock video curation and possibilities, along with a musical treat. Mick joins Natasha Cholerton Brown along with guests hosts Marc Raco and Rob Sanchez.
Kasper Hulthin, Co-Founder and Chief Growth Officer of Peakon (an employee engagement platform), joins Rob Sanchez on location at H.R. Retail. This is the 3rd of 3 in a series of conversations about hiring and retaining the right people.
Stephen Engdahl, Chief Product Officer and GM of Software and Conversion Services for Access Information Management, joins Rob Sanchez at H.R. Retail to discuss the considerations, solutions, and innovation of storage and protection of employee documentation for businesses. Part 2 of 3 of a series of conversations about hiring and retaining the right people in the right way.
Retail --and all businesses — cannot run without their employees. Hiring the right people is just the first and important step. Retaining the right talent, navigating complex HR laws and regulations, and managing them efficiently and productively is another massive challenge, especially the larger the company. Rob Sanchez spoke with a few experts on this topic at HR Retail. This conversation with Elizabeth McLean, General Counsel and Compliance Counsel for GoodHire (the only company in the industry with built-in, localized adverse action workflows to help take the stress and worry out of the employment background check process), is the first of three interviews, presented as an important resource for running your business.
How a dynamic rebrand of Weight Watchers in both name (to WW) and a focus on community, impact, and wellness is reimagining a brand into the future. Jon Mandell, SVP, Membership Marketing and Global Ecommerce of WW (formerly Weight Watchers) joins Rob Sanchez, Marc Raco, and guest host Joe Yakuel (Agency Within).To hear more from speakers like Jon and Joe, check out CommerceNext on July 31st & August 1st in NYC. In this episode: What the WW rebrand means for the company, and how a focus on overall health and wellness along with partnerships with DJ Khaled and Kevin Smith is pivoting the brand towards a younger generation How WW is helping members make healthy choices with meals through the Freestyle plan and showing how to build healthy meals and by offering smarter snacks John’s experiences with WW as a member before joining the company The challenges of conveying the value of the products and goods WW sells to members without it coming off like a sell or a necessity to being a member of the program The extensive look in the mirror that was a part of the WW rebrand, and the changes made both to the program and the product offerings to reflect the changes in what accounts to wellness and health in 2019 The tools that WW has at its disposal to get feedback to improve the program; studios led by WW coaches, and Connect, a closed social group within the WW app mean to support and uplift members Ways WW is looking to move into the food delivery and meal kit realms through partnerships with brick and mortar chains to carry meal kits and brands like Blue Apron, to further WW’s ability to help people who want to take control of their wellness Finding a balance between utilizing scientific studies to prove the benefits of the WW and cutting through the marketing noise without making the claims seem inflated Why the universality of the message of a sustainable dieting program that works makes targeting marketing less of a concern WW’s barcode scanning app functionality and how finding broad partnerships with grocers most WW members have access to is essential to maintaining their engagement with the app Other incentives attached to the WW app, such as “wins” and other ways to build up points that are social in nature and not strictly tied to dieting Plus, we get to know some of John’s early inspirations that laid the foundation for his focus on growth and expansion at WW, and what kind of food he wishes was under 5 points
How Thrive Market's moves to attract health-focused and trendy members while being ahead of the curve has led to an active community and a product offering that leans toward the health-conscious alternative goods...Sunil Kaki, SVP of Marketing for Thrive Market, joins Rob Sanchez, Marc Raco, and guest host Joe Yakuel (Agency Within).To hear more from speakers like Sunil and Joe, check out CommerceNext on July 31st & August 1st in NYC. In this episode: Thrive Market’s conceptual evolution from a groupon-style model to a membership model more in line with Costco where membership unlocks low cost, non-GMO food goods delivered to members’ homes The way Thrive utilizes social media groups, surveys, and internal purchase data to refine the catalog to make sure that the decisions to make certain products private label are going to be top sellers How Thrive’s moves to attract health-focused and trendy members while being ahead of the curve has led to an active community and a product offering that leans toward the health-conscious alternative goods such as coconut oils/milks/etc. and charcoal toothpaste The downsides of trying to be ahead of the trend, and how that can backfire either in a product not selling or selling too well and affecting the availability of raw goods Thrive’s value for customers who are looking for foods that adhere to specific dietary lifestyles (keto, vegan, etc.) and how utilizing social media metrics and influencers has focused Thrive’s marketing focus to bring in people who are engaged in specific diets How Thrive has innovated its fulfillment and distribution to help profit margins as the brand’s scale has grown over time Thrive’s giveback pledge to various charitable causes, how this slice of the profit margins factors into the company’s finances, and why this is a central aspect of the company’s DNA The savings guarantee, where Thrive will refund membership fees if customers aren’t using or seeing value in their membership and refund them the difference from their membership fees, and the goodwill that Thrive builds through its brand identity How Thrive’s focus on being fair and sharing data with vendors and partner brands has established a healthy and positive community on the business side where other brands have failed by focusing just on ensuring the lowest prices for the customer What Sunil thinks is the future for the grocery industry, and why there should be more a focus on storytelling and direct marketing with consumers Plus, Sunil talks about some causes he believed in in his youth back in India and how his early experiences in the US prepped him to Thrive’s core values, his favorite products from Thrive, as well as his best and worst experiences as a consumer
A few years ago, Dan and Ian published an episode of this podcast called The Tao of the Hustle. In the years since we still receive frequent questions and comments about our opinions on hustle and entrepreneurship that we shared in that episode. One of those questions recently came from a listener named Rob Sanchez. Rob loves creating products, but over the course of his career, he has failed to establish proper distribution channels as he's built those products. His insecurities about hustling have frequently led to less than stellar results when his products launch. On today's episode, we are addressing Rob's troubles, and revisiting The Tao of the Hustle. We'll be sharing six new elements to the Tao of the Hustle, as well as exploring the ways that our philosophies about hustle have evolved in 2018.
This is a very special episode and the topic is about Prophecy!, Jeremy and I sit down with (the one and only) Prophet Rob Sanchez! we talk about what the gift od prophecy is, where it comes from, how its used today and how it was used in the bible, we even talk about how Prophet Rob's introduction into the gift of prophecy and stay tell the end because he share a very good story about a time where he had to be very bold when he was asked to prophecy. you can follow Prophet robs devotionals at www.prophetrobsanchez.com