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Today is Part 2 of the series introducing the ERP (Early Rep Potential) Rubric. The idea behind ERP is that the best idea for you is the one you can do "full rep" tests on the fastest. We help Erica evaluate the potential of her FODMAP idea, where she's looking to help people identify specific food sensitivities. We score the idea and get clarity on its potential. We also talk a little Jon Hamm.  Tacklebox (test your startup idea)No Whisper Ideas (weekly newsletter, sign up to get a Notion copy of the ERP Rubric)How to Pick Which (of your many) Ideas to Pursue (ERP Rubric Part 1)Jon Hamm Show 00:30 ERP Rubric Part Two03:52 The Ideas - Mold and FODMAPs06:27 ERP Intro: Choose a Specific Customer09:12 Part 1: Can You Find Your Customer?12:59 Part 2: Can You Convert Customers?17:01 Part 3: Can You Build a Solution?21:12 Part 4: Collecting Feedback23:19 Part 5: Organic Growth Potential25:23 The Final Two Questions28:00 The End

Got a notebook full of startup ideas but no clue which one to build first? In this week's pen-and-paper episode, we walk through the ERP—Early Rep Potential—Rubric, our simple scoring system that shows you which idea you can run the fastest customer “reps” on. We'll put Erica (a Tacklebox member juggling “easily twenty ideas”) to the test, scoring her two biggest concepts live. Want to follow along? Grab an editable copy of the ERP template at gettacklebox.com when you sign up for our No Whisper Ideas weekly article here.TackleboxNo Whisper Ideas00:30 When You've Got Lots of Startup Ideas (Meet Erica)02:32 The Two Types of Entrepreneurs07:13 Erica's Ideas12:40 Smooth Jazz13:05 Reps16:20 The ERP Rubric22:51 The ERP in Action

Today, we're talking about startup identity—why you need one, and how it makes every decision you face way easier. We'll talk swimming and nervous systems, walk through the Decision Equation, and help our good friend Carl figure out which customer to start with for his AI tool that helps adults learn Spanish. Then we'll wrap with a simple framework to help you clearly define your startup's identity. It's practical, a little weird, and really important. On to it.TackleboxHeroTimestamps00:30 Your Startup Identity01:30 How to Swim04:17 How to Learn Something New06:34 Re-learning How to Make Decisions08:45 Tacklebox - two week free trial09:15 Carl's Idea - AI for Learning Spanish13:13 The Decision Equation14:15 Picking a Customer19:30 Identity: Your Decision Filter21:30 Four Identity Exercises24:13 The End: What Do You Want?

We're Back!  Today, we'll talk about Extreme Quality - the best way to create contrast for your startup and the antidote to the average stuff most people are pumping out. We'll unpack the six key components of identifying a high-leverage customer moment, explore how the Car Guy built a wildly successful business by eliminating hassle, and explain how most founders are focusing on the wrong thing. Also, Gladiators and Steve Carmichael.Tacklebox (new free 2-week trial)Byldd - $10k one month MVP00:27 Anxious People04:17 Email Opportunity08:20 Extreme Quality10:00 Byldd - a development agency we trust11:10 The Quality Misunderstanding12:20 The Quality Equation14:43 Example: The Car Guy19:09 The Six Components of a Moment23:33 A Clarification, and The End 

Today, we'll talk about the four steps I'd take if I needed to start a startup in 2025. We'll also talk about idiots.We begin by embracing the reality that both founders and customers are irrational. Then, we build out steps and a process to address this. We start with a life audit, increase our Luck Surface Area, tackle the unit economics of working with one customer, and build out a system for accountability. This is a fun episode - one of my favorites in a while. Tacklebox - code "MuchAdoAboutStuffing" for 20% off month oneHow to Engineer LuckA Weekly Prioritization and Audit Framework for EntrepreneursTimestamps00:30 Intro - A Listener Email02:59 A Note on Idiots06:33 Part 1: Actually Make Time For A Startup08:23 The Life Audit Exercise11:33 The Budget Audit Exercise12:23 Smooth Jazz12:54 Part 2: Plan for Luck16:38 Part 3: Focus on One Person20:16 Part 4: A System24:30 The End: Enthusiasm

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We talk about our last Turkey hunt and how it was a match on how this hunt was really no changes from the first weekend. Also its that time of the year to get the poles and your favorite tackle box out and ready to go.https://www.phelpsgamecalls.com/ use code: ridgeline10 for 10% offhttps://www.crazyelkcompany.com/ use code: ridgeline20 for 20% offhttps://ghostscream.com/ use code: ghost20 for 20% offhttps://www.theduckcamp.net/Book your waterfowl hunts now tell them Ridgeline Hunting sent you.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-ridgeline-hunting-podcast--5476683/support.

Today's episode is for everyone who struggles to summarize their startup in a sentence. We lay out a framework to do this well with help from a sticker on the street, a hedge fund, and a Vietnamese coffee shop.TackleboxIdea to Startup NewsletterIdea to Startup Bot00:33 One Sentence Marketing01:10 Train to NYC03:04 The best marketing Brian's seen in a while06:42 Smooth Jazz07:28 Choosing a Customer and the Knowledge Spectrum08:54 Air Quality Idea13:07 Inflection Points + The Conference Exercise14:09 The End - Vietnamese Coffee

Today, we dive into a practical, resilient system to help you carve out and hold time for your startup amidst the craziness of your life. Most startups fail because the founders lose momentum when predictable life things pop up - you were supposed to work on your startup but your kid was sick or your job gets busy. You need to build a system that adjusts to this constant "failure state" - one that doesn't require Herculean willpower (wake up every day at 4am) and makes working on your startup easier than ignoring it. Today, we help you do that.  TackleboxLoomOneTabLight Phone II 00:26 A System to Make Time for your Startup This year02:55 Dad Fitness Club Idea04:59 Smooth Jazz05:41 Sell the Position09:13 Life Inventory10:11 Never Rely on Willpower10:57 Previously On12:42 The Five Minute List13:44 Do The Thing15:57 The End + The System

Today, we'll help you build a system to be different. We dive into the Persona Venn Diagram Method - a tool designed to help you identify and capitalize on your unique strengths - and we'll talk through how the path you might think holds the least risk actually guarantees the most. This is the first in a series of episodes on the Methods we use at Tacklebox to help our founders build differentiated businesses.TackleboxBeehiiv (Idea to Startup Newsletter)Day One Journal00:25 How to be Different02:16 Talk at Columbia Business School02:55 The Path to an Interesting Job06:35 Status and Happiness09:45 The Happiness Formula11:43 Smooth Jazz12:27 The Personal Venn Diagram Method13:29 Drawing and Adding Circles17:53 Implementation19:26 The End

Welcome to the ultimate ham radio accessory box review! In this video, I'll be showcasing my version of Kyle's Tackle Box, featuring the Plano box 1440/1444. Made by Plano, from Plano, Illinois, this Tackle Box is perfect for organizing all your ham radio equipment. Watch as I demonstrate how I set up mine and be sure to subscribe for more ham radio tips and tricks!Link - https://amzn.to/49CZGiI

Today we'll help you find an identity. An identity is something unique that you can organize your business beneath. A north star that can act as a lens for every decision you make. We talk through how to use category shifts and first principles to find and evaluate possible identities and when to stick with an identity vs when to jump ship. We use a bunch of examples - from an Italian restaurant to a skincare company called Jolie to the 1994 Arkansas Razorbacks basketball team. TackleboxJoliePerfect BarHow "40 Minutes of Hell" Became an Iconic Basketball Brand 00:27 An Identity Helps You Move Fast and Keep Momentum03:30 Black Friday - Lack of Clear Identities06:22 Smooth Jazz06:53 Categories09:11 Jolie12:12 First Principles12:42 Arkansas Basketball's “40 Minutes of Hell” Identity15:50 Career Coach Identity17:40 Stay Disciplined19:42 Changing Too Quck vs. Staying Too Long20:34 Throw with Conviction21:11 Tacklebox

Today we'll outline two frameworks that'll help you find a meaningful differentiator. We'll use a bunch of examples to show how Inversion + Before and After can change your business. A baseball academy, Krispy Kreme, and Nutrisystem help show us the way to a product your customers will happily overpay for.Tacklebox 

If you can't get traction, you likely need a wedge. Today, we talk through how to find one. We leverage a few frameworks we use at Tacklebox - the Bleeding Neck Problem, Productizing the First Step, and the 100 Character Landing Page. The goal is to solve an immediate, painful problem that'll build trust and allow you to pitch your bigger, North Star vision. Wedges get you started, and life is 100x harder without them. Tacklebox

Today, we'll talk about one of the most common hurdles entrepreneurs run into - getting tempted by a new idea a few months into working on a different idea. We lay out a framework to identify the first principles of the new idea fast so you can decide if it's worth a pivot. We also dig in on why the urge to pivot shows up, procrastination, and how to win a baking contest. And, English Lords from the 17th century.Tacklebox

Welcome back, No Hooks fans! We're excited to kick off this episode with some juicy topics that you won't want to miss. First up, we're diving into the latest buzz surrounding Frank Ocean's upcoming performance at Coachella. As fans eagerly await his return to the stage, we're breaking down what we can expect from his set and speculating on whether he'll surprise us with any new material.But that's not all - we've got a friendly wager brewing between our hosts on the upcoming Lakers vs Grizzlies playoff series. It's a clash of the titans and the stakes are high! Who will come out on top? You'll have to tune in to find out.

Last episode was so good that we decided to kick it off with a double header and Part Two of our Coachella talk. First up, we'll be discussing Frank Ocean's Coachella set and the mixed reactions it received from fans and critics alike. Did the enigmatic singer-songwriter live up to the hype, or did he fall short of expectations? We'll explore both sides of the debate and give our own take on whether Frank Ocean's performance was a hit or a miss.Next, we'll be delving into controversial comments made by Jim Jones, who recently stated that Pusha T is not in his top 50 greatest rappers of all time. We'll examine Jones' reasoning and weigh in on whether we agree or disagree with his assessment of the G.O.O.D. Music president's place in hip-hop history.

Whoops! Looks like we forgot to drop this episode but it is one that you don't want to miss! The guys sit down and explain what their death row last meal would be and the crew gets a look into the kitchen skills of Chasinglove. The guys also took in questions from some followers on Instagram!

On this episode Drew is joined by Adam Ott from Pure Fishing.  The guys talk about how a bait goes from concept to tacklebox, focus groups for new products and Adams experience within the kayak and fishing industry.  Hope you guys enjoy. Now sit back, relax and enjoy the paddle.Check out our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Paddlersplaybook/Join The Redfish Network  https://www.facebook.com/groups/2768636633222174Support the show through Patreon : https://www.patreon.com/PaddlersPlaybook2023 Brostaff Fishing Jersey : https://schoolspiritshopusa.com/shop-here-1/ols/products/the-paddlers-playbook-jersey

Hard problems are the only problems worth your time. Today, we'll talk about how to identify them and build a business around them. We'll dig in on decisions customers avoid and using those decisions to anchor early traction. We'll talk through Brian's favorite current business - a guy who buys used cars for you - and how to approach helping people with chronic pain.  BylddTacklebox

Today, we'll talk about content. Two of the most asked questions we get are "should I create content?" and "if I should... what the heck should I say?"Creating content feels daunting until you realize the best way to create content is to not create content. We go through how to do that, leaning on a few examples and a content generating framework. We also crown the best burrito in NYC.TackleboxDos Toros / El GalloBird by Bird 

Today's Song of the Day is "Satellite Farmer" from tacklebox's album, sle(ep), out now.

Today, we'll talk through a regret minimization framework that'll help you reset for the new year. Then, we'll use the show Alone to show how entrepreneurs need to stack risks early to give themselves the best chance at success. Tacklebox (50% off month one with code "HOLIDAY")Regret Minimization interview w/ BezosThe Pogues - Fairytale of New YorkAlone

Today's episode is one of the most shared of the year. We start a business using four questions, hit on problems and opportunities, and meet the cult favorite Penne Vodka Pete. Tacklebox - start your startup right

Today, we'll help you build a system to be different. The well-traveled paths don't get you anywhere interesting and common inputs won't give you uncommon output. But, acting different is difficult. There's external and internal pressure and biases, so we need a system. We talk through the Venn Diagram Method and the cataloging and reflection needed to make decisions that'll help you reach your potential. Tacklebox - turn your idea into a startup (code HOLIDAY for 50% off month 1)Tacklebox Rhythm - program for being different in 2023

Today, we'll run a 7-minute test on a startup idea I had over Thanksgiving. It's tackling a massive topic - email - but breaking it down into a manageable first customer and use case. You probably had a startup idea over the break, too, and you should use this framework to test it. The secret to startups is that there is no secret - you're more likely to have a successful business if you try out lots of ideas. This pod will help you do that. Tacklebox (50% off month one with code HOLIDAY)

Best Kept by Kat McCoy is a jewelry consultation and sourcing company that tries to take the anxiety out of the jewelry purchasing process. Chris Thomas talks with Kat about how Best Kept was created and how it operates as a concierge service.  Areas covered include: -why her experience growing up in wealthy Greenwich, CT doesn't mean she unable to connect with a diverse collection of people -how she developed an interest in jewelry from her grandma and her grandma's sense of style -what it was like working at Ernst & Young immediately out of college -moving on to SocialCode creating partnerships with other technology companies -whether the influence of growing up in a family of entrepreneurs made her comfortable transitioning to starting a business as a solopreneur -working with the startup accelerator Tacklebox to get her jewelry business idea fully idealized through mentorship and group feedback, and what people on a budget can do to execute a business idea -the sometimes isolating nature of solopreneur work -how she acquired an in-depth knowledge about jewelry over time to help people find a gift for someone else or to build up their own jewelry collection -how she reacts when receiving a six-figure jewelry order…hint: it involves a lot of breakdancing (okay, maybe breakdancing is exaggerating a bit) -building a reputation where people trust you when doing business -why buying jewelry is often seen as so stressful and how her concierge service can help people from all sorts of backgrounds find a meaningful piece of jewelry -whether there is ever a truly “perfect” piece of jewelry and how jewelry can be seen as an investment -being a hands-on parent while simultaneously being a hands-on business person Interested in starting a business? Interested in learning about jewelry? Interested in addressing the work-life balance challenge? If the answer to all of these is no, get your head examined, because these are all Grade A topics! To learn more about Best Kept by Kat McCoy, visit https://www.bestkept.com/ 

If you can't get traction, you likely need a wedge. Today, we talk through how to find one. We leverage a few frameworks we use at Tacklebox - the Bleeding Neck Problem, Productizing the First Step, and the 100 Character Landing Page. The goal is to solve an immediate, painful problem that'll build trust and allow you to pitch your bigger, North Star vision. Wedges get you started. Life is 100x harder without a wedge.TackleboxSign up for the Notion framework  

You don't need to know your bass-orenos from your hula poppers to appreciate what a person's tacklebox can tell you about them. Or so says Chris Fink.

Awesome chat with Angela Lee (37 Angels, Columbia Business School) about angel investing. We talk through what angels are looking for, who should try to raise from them, what'll happen if they do, and what the other options are.Then, we spend the last 15 minutes starting a $100mm Taco company. Angela walks through the process goals and financial milestones she'd want to hit in a fascinating startup exercise. Angela Lee37 AngelsShould you Bootstrap or Raise VC?Tacklebox

No Hooks is back! Summer vacation has been fun but the guys are back with a brand new episode. In this episode, the guys talk about their favorite era's and which one would be a perfect time to live in. New episode coming weekly!

Attending our first funeral, purchasing land, building the tacklebox, and praising our Lord! Thanks for the prayers and feel free to comment

In this episode, the guys catch up and talk about what they've been listening to. They also touch on what songs they would listen to in certain environments, the Inland Empire, the "Swag Era", and what some TV shows should just be movies.

Today's episode introduces the Product Pyramid Framework, a tool entrepreneurs who have never built products before can use to make sure they build the right thing. The three part system ensures you're focused on features that'll move the needle and translate into organic growth. Tacklebox

Lots of people carve out time to work on their startup ideas. Most people spend that time doing things that don't matter. Today, we talk about something you can do this weekend that'll actually matter for your startup. Like, way more than anything else you could do. We get a little help from Martin Scorsese, a golf startup, and a restaurant that only serves French Dip. Tacklebox

00:00 - Intro 01:09 - Malcom is a Snitch 02:12 - Is Fishing REALLY Cheaper Than Hunting? 04:35 - Mikey Got A New Toy 07:00 - Cow Cleanup On Aisle 7, Please 08:17 - Turkey Sightings 12:34 - Don't Hit Bird Nests While Bush Hogging 15:01 - Fire Ants Are Predators, Too 17:38 - A SNAKE in the HOUSE?! 20:12 - How Do You Shoot A Turtle? 22:11 - That Time Mikey Caught A Shark 28:40 - What's In YOUR Tackle Box? 31:41 - Lure Ads Are LITERAL Click Bait 35:16 - Super Weird Advice From An Old Man 39:10 - Where Did The Junkies Learn To Fish? 44:56 - How To Cook Garr 46:30 - Mark's Uncle's Boat 51:51 - The WORST Smelling Bait EVER 1:01:30 - What's Cookin' At Camp?

Season 2.5 has officially kicked into gear! The boys are back with a new look and a not so new but now permanent host, Reggie Garcia. In this episode, Hudson speaks about living in Hawaii, The Kanye West Documentary "Jeen-Yuhs", and Streetwear Culture.

Today we talk with Jonathan Hunt-Glassman, the founder of Oar Health. Oar Health makes safe, effective medication and convenient care for people who want to drink less or quit drinking altogether. Jonathan went through Tacklebox a few years back and created a path a lot of entrepreneurs with jobs would love to follow - validating, building, and growing before quitting his job to transition to Oar full-time. Since, he's raised funding, grown the team, and is tackling addiction in a unique and highly effective way.  He talks through his business, the strategies that allowed him to make this transition, and the most important things he's learned on the journey. Oar HealthTacklebox

The 100th episode of Idea to Startup dives into the most important thing our entrepreneurs with jobs have done to make progress - purposefully designing their lives so that inertia pulls them towards growth, not inaction. We go through how you can design your life to make progress on your startup the norm with a little help from Brian's grandfather, Poppy.Tacklebox

This week we talk about whats in our tacklebox

There's an epidemic of talented entrepreneurs bailing on their startup ideas right before those ideas are about to get interesting. We talk about why and how to avoid it, with a little help from Splash Mountain and a Tacklebox alum. Tacklebox

In this episode, we bring in a very special guest to Tacklebox HQ. We're joined by Reggie Garcia aka TwoGee's. We speak on whether or not Chris Paul is a Hall of Famer, NFT's, and our favorite movies.

In this episode, we address the absence of Hudson and our fantasy house in the hills. We also touch on our favorite kind of tacos, being respectfully disrespectful, and Guy Fieri.

The slang Dr. Ali Afshar uses to describe his dental repertoire is “tacklebox”, and his tacklebox includes implant surgery, restoration, and treatment planning. He uses both free-hand and guided surgeries, which is a skill he thinks many lose in dental schools that promote only guided surgeries. If you only learn guided surgery, you may be missing out on the technical knowledge needed to help your patients plan out their treatment and healing processes. Dental students are graduating school and immediately want to become implant dentists without fully understanding the precision that goes into this practice and the healing that is necessary after implant surgery, and Dr. Afshar sees a lot of rehabs and complicated cases of implants that need to be repaired or completely taken out and redone. For him, the biggest weakness in our industry is diagnostics and treatment planning.  This is where his tacklebox comes in handy. Knowing how to perform surgery is one thing but understanding the human body and its ability to heal can help you better understand your role as a dentist in this healing process. Every patient is different, and sometimes they aren't all going to fit neatly into your guided procedure or surgery.  That's why Dr. Afshar created Peer Education In Dentistry. It is a program that provides professional mentorship to fellow dentists in Canada looking for hands-on training to build their own tackle boxes of skills. Dr. Afshar runs a referral-only dental practice in Alberta, Canada, which has different marketing laws than in the US. This makes referrals the best-case scenario when it comes to promoting his practice. He relies on implant surgery and focuses on chair-side efficiency to attract new patients through word-of-mouth referrals. In This Episode: Different types of dental surgeries and which Dr. Afshar prefers 12:44 The tools and technology Dr. Afshar uses in guided surgeries 14:58 How having a tacklebox of skills gives you an edge in referral marketing 28:20 How Dr. Afshar balances teaching and public speaking 42:07 What it means to be in the unique position of being a GP dentist 50:08 Dental Slang Dr. Afshar picked up as an oral surgeon 51:49 Some Questions We Discuss What makes Dr. Afshar's dental practice so unique? 2:11 How do you find the right dental patient for your practice? 17:22 Why is implant dentistry so difficult? 20:52 How did a skiing accident change Dr. Afshar's perspective on dentistry? 30:35 How are DSOs affecting the multi-practice model in North America? 33:58 What inspired Dr. Afshar to start Peer Education In Dentistry? 43:19 Is DSO, General Practice, or AI the future of dentistry? 47:08 Resources: Visit our website: www.DentalSlang.com Connect with us on Facebook: Dental Slang Connect with Dr. Afshar on Instagram @afshar_dds Find out more about Peer Education In Dentistry  Learn more about the Kois Center

Join us as we talk to a humble bass machine. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Season 2 is here! In this episode the guys wish nothing but the worst for their opps. Also, Andrick is back with some bars for his opps, the guys ask what's your In N Out order, and the wonderful city of Venice.

In this episode, the guys touch on whether or not Drake has reached Michael Jackson level of greatness. They also talk about the importance of carrying a single crystal for energy is, a future triathlon between Kiddo and Hudson, and Andrick's future in rap.Make sure to subscribe to out Youtube channel and follow our IG!

In this episode, the guys talk about what their walk up song would be and if they could survive a doomsday with each other.

Season 2 is finally here! The crew is finally back and catching up. In this episode, they touch on being in a bandemic rather than a pandemic, the importance of hyping up your friends, and what's your escape plan in a sticky situation. Make sure to watch us on our Youtube channel "Tacklebox Radio" &Follow us on IG: @tackleboxradio

Homer Robertson (Guest Host Mark Herbert Schmidt): Homer The Vet, Life After High School, Being Deployed, Life After Military, Rap Career, TackleBox Talk Podcast, Casino Stories  

We're told the curious entrepreneurs are the most successful. But we're also told we need to be experts for our startups to work. How do you balance being curious and learning with being seen as an expert?Today, we explore curiosity through one of the best founders to ever go through Tacklebox, and through another founder just getting started building something in the Space...space.Tacklebox Accelerator (next program June 2) Tacklebox Self-Paced Accelerator (next program whenever you'd like)Ted Lasso Darts Scene

On today's episode we're taking a look inside my pond and lake tackle box! (Including brands, sizes, everything you need to know) We also recap two pro fishing events from the past week, and we have a great deal on a St. Croix rod.

Three numbers and a story show the path for startups during a uniquely difficult but opportunity filled time. The goal of today's podcast is grounding and motivation. And pizza dough.We talk through opportunities for compound interest, knowledge growth, and the $32 trillion dollars that will change the startup market. Tacklebox Application (Cohort starts March 31)Tacklebox Self-ServeAmazzoni.us- use code "Tacklebox" at checkout for the best craft gin in the world (according to 2018) 

Episode Two of our miniseries "We're Starting a Startup" details our first seven days after we decided to pursue an idea live. We talk customer interview strategy and stack, get a bunch of lukewarm feedback, and play clips from some of the interviews we ran. We also talk about Baked By Melissa cupcakes an uncomfortable amount. Big thank you to the customers we interviewed, including:Happy MediumSoWell HealthAnd a few other things we mention: The Mom TestTacklebox (Cohort starts March 31)Tacklebox self serve (Get on waitlist)

B2B startups may not see branding as crucial at the start. With half in the space focusing on features and benefits, you could be missing out on a powerful tool for building momentum for your business. Today’s episode is all about branding. Tacklebox’s David Kelbaugh covers the different misconceptions involving branding. What is his definition of it, and why your end goal should be to turn customers into your advocates. We also talk about the tactics that no longer work such as lower funnel performance marketing, and the steps any startup can take to build their brand. It’s time to take action on your company’s brand. So tune in and grab some amazing insights on what you can do.   Resource Links: Brett Trainor Website (https://bretttrainor.com/) Download The Growth Readiness Checklist (https://bretttrainor.com/resources/) Tacklebox Brand Partners Website (https://tacklebox.us.com/)   We’ll be talking about: David’s background in advertising [01:20] The type of companies they help to build momentum [03:30] The definition of branding and why is it critical [05:40] Your goal is to transform customers into advocates [10:20] Not everyone has to like your brand [15:14] Be experimental to gain attention of your customers [18:29] Marketing should be more brand, less product [21:00] Four brand steps startups should be thinking about [30:55] Your logo and name are not that important [35:37]  What’s next for David [38:31] The one thing David recommends [41:32] About Our Guest: After working with big advertising agencies for 15 years, David Kelbaugh started Tacklebox Brand Partners. Initially starting out as a market research firm, Tacklebox has since expanded to a full service marketing agency. David now uses his marketing expertise towards helping early stage companies get their brand right so that they can build the momentum that allows them to win.   If you liked this episode, please don’t forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast.  Connect with B2B Founder:  Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCySoKsETeKxu-Fnf2VfE7Gg/

In this episode the guys speak on the importance of being yourself. They also touch on embarrassing pasts, prioritizing time, and the ending of Season 1 of No Hooks.

This week we talk about the importance of organizing you tackle and other little tips. We also mention our new Youtube Channel!

In this episode, the guys speak on youth sports and getting older. They also speak on whether or not Chris Paul is worthy of the Hall Of Fame and if a car in LA is a necessity.

In this episode, the guys speak on horror movies and what determines a hit. They also speak on Odd Future, PlayStation vs. Xbox, and the Inland Empire.

In this episode, we touch on knowing your worth and whether or not take a 10 million dollar deal. We also speak about Travis Scott, Space, Dom Kennedy, and the greatness of LeBron James as a Laker.

Paddy and Red discuss what's in their tacklebox, their week in fishing, your questions off social media and more.

In this episode, we talk about supporting your friends and the difference between being local and global. We also speak on the XXL Freshman List, Dr. Dre, the significance of a Dodger hat, and Nicholas Cage.

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On this episode Tidas tells about misfeeding the homeless. Tidas unravels a tale of hunger, intrigue, and exercise. Rook tells of a nikel scam he perpetrated for food, and more...

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Agatha Kulaga - co-founder of Ovenly, an award-winning retail and wholesale bakery with a global footprint - stops by to talk through the early days. How do you turn your creative outlet into a business? How do you scale high quality? How do you build a distinct brand as a wholesaler? A great conversation with a very smart and talented founder.

Rob Petrozzo, co-founder of Rally Rd, stops by for an awesome interview that at it's core is about storytelling. Rally Rd is growing incredibly fast, but the early days were tougher to navigate. Rob talks through how building storytelling into the DNA of the product laid the groundwork for future growth, and how early stage founders can do the same. We touch on personas, customer segmentation, fundraising, growth, team building and composition, design, and more. Enjoy!

Marc Merrill, founder of Riot Games, joins the podcast to talk about building League of Legends into a cultural phenomenon (with over $20bn in revenue). We discuss the early days - how he built a complex product for customers with high expectations, fundraising, managing people, growth, prioritization, and more. It's an amazing conversation with one of the sharpest and most thoughtful people I've met. Enjoy!

Bringing the Gospel: “Good News”Our faith calls us to be contagiously loving and truthful. Our Faith calls us to live a life to win our friends, relatives, and associates to Christ. Why are we not better witnesses? maybe, we are not obedient to the command to "Go Fish!"Notes available HEREADDITIONAL RESOURCES: MOST WANTED LIST

People probably won’t remember your startup, but they’ll remember a story. Today we lean on Pixar’s 22 Rules of Storytelling to help you tell a story that breaks through to your customer and changes behavior. 

You need two things to build a great startup: specific knowledge and a lever to amplify that knowledge. On today’s pod, we’ll start a CBD startup with specific knowledge and leverage mind, and hear how Tejas, founder of Via, (a Tacklebox founder) was able to build a great business on the back of a mental model.

Entrepreneurs can do anything, but they can’t do everything. How do you prioritize early on? How do you differentiate? This episode presents a framework that’ll ensure you work on the things that give your startup its best chance at success. 

We chatted with Joey Cofone, founder of Baron Fig, about the early days of building the company. He touches on a bunch of helpful topics, from breaking through to your customer with his archetype of the Attention Pie, to how non-designers can prioritize design, to building a company without outside funding. 

KWO Podcast #13 - Martin Post over Originals, De Tacklebox én vissen in het voorjaar by KWO Redactie

Adam and Dave do a quick show since we were not able to all get together for a regular show. Thanks guys for the "digitalSoup Quickie!" Ninja digitalSoup Unsigned Spotlight: This Week's Track - "Turkey Stick, Tire Iron, Tacklebox" by Adam Like a katana to a heavy breather Adam's sick guitar licks slash at your soul. The first track from his first studio album "Cat Basement Room" brings together his unique sound along with deep prose. Fans have described his sound as a mix of Yanni and Lil' Bow Wow.

@Forkreporter (1/12) Wahoos Fish Tacos, Fill's Pastries and Tacklebox

Our lead guest is named Dylan. If he keeps winning tournaments and cashing checks, he may become the most famous Dylan around. We don't know if our friend Dylan Nussbaum can sing but we're pretty sure Bob Dylan can't catch walleyes. Listen to Dylan Nussbaum tell us how he's winning all of these tournaments lately. Ken Duke is the "Titan of the Tacklebox." Ken is the major domo from Fishing Tackle Retailer magazine and knows everything going on in the sport. He fills us in on all of the big changes happening in the bass fishing tournament world. Dan Johnston from St. Croix gives us more info on picking the right fishing line than anyone has a right to know!

This month we talk about the latest expansion for Star Wars : Destiny - Legacies. There are several new game features to discuss and compare to previous editions. We also look at Destiny Rivals, which is a draft deck starter. We also ask the question - how do you store all these cards and dice?

Join us in a chat with David Kelbaugh of Tacklebox, as we learn about the reasons he left big agency life to set his own path.

Brian Scordato, Founder at Tacklebox Accelerator, an early stage accelerator, gives a unique perspective on why so many startups end up failing. Also featuring MAZ COO (and my brother!) Justin Canetti as the three of us discuss cover topics ranging from common startup mistakes, getting to know your customers, what Y Combinator is really like, key differences between B2C and B2B businesses, and which gym memberships include complimentary towels.

Welcome everyone to Panda Pause. Panda Pause is a podcast where we take a moment and pause to interview a artist or writer from various communities, interests and backgrounds with an emphasis, but not limited to, the furry community. We upload every Sunday with round-table discussion every Thursday. I'm your host Mickey Bamboo and join me as we listen to everyone's stories. Welcome back everyone to Panda pause with our guest today, Tacklebox. yes we are going back to the great country of Canada to meet this awesome artist who deals with stylized realism, illustrations using animated characters but rendering them in a beautiful, painted style. Not only that, but his landscapes and fantasy works are just pure magic. Find Tacklebox at his Fa on http://www.furaffinity.net/user/tacklebox/ Contact him at his twitter at https://twitter.com/tacklebawks Visit Rabbit Valley at https://www.rabbitvalley.com. All listeners receive 20% off orders totaling $20.00 or more of in stock items, simply use the coupon code PandaPod2016 during the check out process. Join the New Panda Pause Facebook Page here at https://www.facebook.com/Panda-Pause-678277062326149/ Join us all here at the new Discord server https://discord.gg/ERMNWeT ! Find Mickey and Volks New Book, Furry Fractured Fairytails here at https://www.amazon.com/Furry-Fractured-Fairytails-Transformation-Anthology-ebook/dp/B01HRBUBBC You can also find all my shows on iTunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/panda-pause/id1073396731 NEW! Panda Pause is now also on Google Play Music at https://play.google.com/music/listen?authuser#/ps/I56frsrlto5xfbwachcymu3fbtm You Can find Mickey's book's here at http://www.amazon.com/Mickey-Bamboo/e/B01B83XKUE/ref=dp_byline_cont_ebooks_1 You can find my Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/pandapause?ty=h You can contact me at my twitter https://twitter.com/Mickey_Bamboo or tumblr at http://mickeybamboo.tumblr.com/ Or you can e-mail me at bamboomickey@gmail.com

This is episode 2 - It was prerecorded on August 18. Apologizes for putting it out so late, I forgot to upload it before I took a trip. In this episode, I talk about the first week impressions I got from preseason. I also tell you a way to watch NFL games for free. Enjoy! Our website: www.manbaitinc.com Our Twitter: twitter.com/mbi_tacklebox twitter.com/dylan_rossi Youtube: youtube.com/manbaitinc Music: http://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music NFL Streaming: reddit.com/r/nflstreams

Organizing your tacklebox with Terry Tuma and Tim Smalley

Organizing your tacklebox with Terry Tuma and Tim Smalley