Podcast appearances and mentions of Vincent Nguyen

Nous sommes le 28 avril 1975. Alors que les forces américaines ont presque toutes quitté Saigon, un millier de militaires, diplomates, civils et journalistes restent sur place. La ville est en plein chaos, les habitants fuient en masse avant l'arrivée imminente de l'ennemi. Thérèse et Vincent Nguyen, alertés par un ami policier, doivent tout quitter immédiatement pour embarquer sur le dernier bateau en partance. Les rues sont désertes, les infrastructures à l'arrêt, et une ambiance de fin du monde plane sur Saigon. Le 29 avril, c'est la débâcle totale, avec des foules désespérées tentant de fuir par tous les moyens. Le 30 avril, les chars du « Vietcong » entrent dans le palais présidentiel, scellant la fin de la guerre. Suivez l'histoire poignante de la famille Nguyen, qui, après un périlleux voyage en mer, trouve refuge au Canada. L'Heure H vous plonge au cœur des derniers jours de Saigon, révélant le courage et la détermination de ceux qui ont tout risqué pour échapper à l'horreur de la guerre. Merci pour votre écoute Retrouvez l'ensemble des épisodes de l'Heure H sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/22750 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

Unlocking success on Facebook goes beyond the simple act of launching an ad campaign and hoping for sales to flood in. It's an art. A magic that only a few Facebook advertising wizards know how to truly unlock.Vincent Nguyen is one of those wizards. As the founder of Growth Ninja, Vincent manages a solo-run, multi-six-figure Facebook ads agency. He works his magic on a carefully selected group of clients, having breathed life back into three seemingly doomed multi-million dollar ad campaigns in just the past few months alone. In this episode, Vincent joins us to reveal the secrets to crafting Facebook ads that can catapult your business to new heights. He shares some interesting case studies from his client, busts common advertising myths, and breaks down the anatomy of a successful Facebook advertising campaign. He also explains the rookie mistakes that many people make when setting up their campaigns. According to Vincent, “Step one when setting up your Facebook ads is to set up some sort of attribution system because Facebook ads reporting is not very accurate. If you can't trust your data, then you shouldn't spend money at all. That's just throwing money away and you're going to scale things that shouldn't be scaled.” If transforming your Facebook ads from average to utterly ad-dictive is your goal, then every moment of this episode is a must-listen! Topics Discussed in This Episode: Vincent's background and how he grew his own Facebook Ad agency (01:56) How Vincent successfully revived and scaled a million-dollar ad campaign (07:17)  The anatomy of a high-converting sales page (13:55) Why Vincent is selective about his clients as a solopreneur (17:32) Vincent's go-to formula for ad campaign success (29:30) Adding the right images, copy, and create elements to ad campaigns (35:38) Common Facebook Ad myths that people still fall for (45:11) Vincent's winning bidding strategies (56:01) Why this metric is the most important measurement of your success  (57:42) Vincent's predictions for the future of Facebook advertising (1:05:33) Mentions: Empire Flippers Podcasts Empire Flippers Marketplace Create an Empire Flippers account Subscribe to our weekly newsletter  Growth Ninja Sit back, grab a coffee, and learn how to create Facebook ads that actually convert!

Unlocking success on Facebook goes beyond the simple act of launching an ad campaign and hoping for sales to flood in. It's an art. A magic that only a few Facebook advertising wizards know how to truly unlock.Vincent Nguyen is one of those wizards. As the founder of Growth Ninja, Vincent manages a solo-run, multi-six-figure Facebook ads agency. He works his magic on a carefully selected group of clients, having breathed life back into three seemingly doomed multi-million dollar ad campaigns in just the past few months alone. In this episode, Vincent joins us to reveal the secrets to crafting Facebook ads that can catapult your business to new heights. He shares some interesting case studies from his client, busts common advertising myths, and breaks down the anatomy of a successful Facebook advertising campaign. He also explains the rookie mistakes that many people make when setting up their campaigns. According to Vincent, “Step one when setting up your Facebook ads is to set up some sort of attribution system because Facebook ads reporting is not very accurate. If you can't trust your data, then you shouldn't spend money at all. That's just throwing money away and you're going to scale things that shouldn't be scaled.” If transforming your Facebook ads from average to utterly ad-dictive is your goal, then every moment of this episode is a must-listen! Topics Discussed in This Episode: Vincent's background and how he grew his own Facebook Ad agency (01:56) How Vincent successfully revived and scaled a million-dollar ad campaign (07:17)  The anatomy of a high-converting sales page (13:55) Why Vincent is selective about his clients as a solopreneur (17:32) Vincent's go-to formula for ad campaign success (29:30) Adding the right images, copy, and create elements to ad campaigns (35:38) Common Facebook Ad myths that people still fall for (45:11) Vincent's winning bidding strategies (56:01) Why this metric is the most important measurement of your success  (57:42) Vincent's predictions for the future of Facebook advertising (1:05:33) Mentions: Empire Flippers Podcasts Empire Flippers Marketplace Create an Empire Flippers account Subscribe to our weekly newsletter  Growth Ninja Sit back, grab a coffee, and learn how to create Facebook ads that actually convert!

Je vous emmène dans le quotidien de ceux qui volent au secours des entreprises ! On les appelle les gentils hackers, les cyber-héros, les pompiers du monde de la cyber… ils sont CERT-Manager chez Stoïk et ils nous racontent des (vraies) histoires à dormir debout : Vincent Nguyen, Xavier Gérondeau et Antoine Vallée sont les invités du premier talk-show du podcast ! 4 histoires de cybersécurité sont à découvrir dans cet épisode : - Le collectionneur - Le séjour à Majorque - Le double détournement de fonds - La red team en action Et on termine par quelques bourdes qui sont commises par nos experts eux-mêmes, car c'est avéré, une erreur peut arriver aux meilleurs d'entre nous ! Bonne écoute ! Retrouvez-nous sur instagram : https://www.instagram.com/le_monde_de_la_cyber/ Retrouvez-moi sur Linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/in/leslie-fornero/

❤️ Pour soutenir le média : Banh Mi Merch & dernières créations de la team illustration “ Il y avait une époque où on s'inspirait de la culture américaine ou européenne. Maintenant, les américains ou européens commencent à s'inspirer de la culture asiatique ou africaine. Ça commence à changer. " Bienvenue dans l'épisode 35 hors-série de Banh Mi. En attendant les épisodes de la saison 3, je vous propose un format inédit... Un talk avec un public, en crossover Banh Mi Media x Divé+ - Écrire sa double culture entre la France et l'Asie, comment s'inspirent les réalisateurs de la diaspora asiatique ? - Divé+ est une association qui a été créée par Kaname Onoyama que j'ai rencontré et interviewé lors de l'épisode 28 de la Saison 2 Banh Mi. Dive+ fait la promotion de la diversité et l'inclusion dans le milieu de l'audiovisuel et du cinéma devant et derrière la caméra. Pour ce crossover Banh Mi Media x Divé+ , nous avons abordé les thèmes : - Quelles sont les nouvelles influences artistiques venues d'Asie ? - Nos origines, une richesse pour écrire et raconter nos histoires ? - Diaspora asiatique, un nouveau marché ? - Où en est-on des représentations asiatiques en France ? - Comment fait-on aujourd'hui pour vendre des projets sur la double culture ? Quatre réalisateurs partagent au sujet de leur double culture entre la France et l'Asie à travers leur art, musique, film, documentaire. Nous avons reçu : Steve Tran, Sok Visal, Vincent Nguyen et Jenostan Kugathasan Ce talk est présenté par Laura Bui et Linda Nguon, il a été enregistré en public dans le cinéma de Commune Image à St Ouen. - Une conversation qui trouvera echo dans vos propres parcours, vos histoires, et vous donnent vous aussi envie de créer et de raconter vos propres histoires, de construire des ponts entre la France et l'Asie, et nous permettent faire bouger l'audiovisuel et le cinéma français. Les mots « inspirant » « nécessaire » « collectif » « grand moment » «moment très fort » ont été entendu au sein du public à l'issu de ce talk. Pose toi avec nous et écoute ce qu'on t'a préparé. Pour la version filmée, RDV sur la chaîne Youtube Banh Mi Media Très bonne écoute et n'hésites pas à t'abonner et m'écrire sur la page insta @banhmi.media / Pour donner de la force au podcast, mettez-lui des étoiles et commentaires sur vos plateformes de podcast préférées. Pour suivre Steve Tran, Sok Visal, Vincent Nguyen aka Francis Cutter, Jenostan Kugathasan : @steve__tran @franciscutter @stillcashrules @jenostan_ Pour suivre Divé+ : @dive.plus.fr Pour suivre Banh Mi : @banhmi.media / banhmiculture.com/ Musique Outro : Saigon Souls, Nodey - Écouter l'épisode 28 avec le fondateur de Divé+ : Kaname Onoyama Banh Mi est un média créé et réalisé par Linda Nguon.

In East Van, the talented team behind Dachi has partnered up with some new talents to open two new and rather distinct restaurants. And, some restaurants are battling Vancouver's infamous no-show diners with a reservation program that also does good for the community. Vincent Nguyen of Anh and Chi and James Iranzad of Bells & Whistles and Bufala Pizzeria tell us more.

Welcome to another episode of Orange County Catholic Radio, featuring host Rick Howick. On this week's program, Rick welcomes Dr. Vincent Nguyen... The post EPISODE#239OC CATHOLIC RADIO: DR VINCENT NGUYEN ON “THE WHITE MASS” FOR MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS first appeared on OC Catholic.

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Gérald Guerlais parle peu de lui, malgré ses cinquantaines de publications (au moins). Il préfère aller à la rencontre des artistes qu'il admire, au point d'avoir monté le projet Sketchtravel, un carnet de dessin partagé par les plus grands dessinateurs, dont Miyazaki.  Il ne l'a pas monté tout seul, car pour lui, la collaboration est primordiale.  J'ai eu la chance d'avoir feuilleté le prochain carnet collaboratif, Duos, dont beaucoup attendent la sortie avec impatience. Faites briller vos pupilles en allant sur le compte Instagram [@duosbooks](https://www.instagram.com/duosbooks/). Et devenez riche en écoutant cet épisode ! [1ère diffusion le 12 mars 2019] Les références Le livre Sketchtravel L'école Olivier de Serres L'artiste H.R. Giger L'artiste Mark Ryden La pochette Dangerous de Michael Jackson, dessinée par Mark Ryden Les logiciel Art Rage, Photoshop, Procreate Les tablettes Bamboo L'artiste Jean Christophe Choisy, prof chez Olivier de Serres Les émission Arrêt sur Images, Culture Pub L'artiste Jean-Paul Goude L'entreprise Le chaudron magique Les jeux éducatifs Adibou L'entretien avec Geoffroy de Crécy La tablette Cintiq de Wacom L'entreprise Futurikon avec Julien Charles Les éditions Bayard, avec J'Aime Lire, Je Bouquine Les artistes Salvadore Dali, Egon Schiele, Gustav Klimt L'artiste Peter de Sèves Les couvertures du New Yorker Les éditions Les Deux Coqs d'Or, Hachette jeunesse, Gautier Languereau, Flammarion, Fleurus, Milan Le collectif Rendez-vous avec Claude-William Trebutien, Chloé Truchaudet, Michael Sanlaville, David Gilson, Eric Gosselet Les éditions Akileos La galerie Arludik L'artiste Shaun Tan et son livre, Là Où Vont Nos Pères L'artiste Yves Bigerel, aka Balak, coauteur de Last Man La série de Gérald avec Benjamin Richard, Captain Roger La série des petits livres d'or Son livre Mon histoire anti-cauchemar avec Kiko Le livre Les Tchouks de Kerascoët et Benjamin Richard L'auteur Fabrice Colin rédacteur en chef du magazine l'Oeil, Fabien Simode L'animateur Daisuke Tsutsumi, codirecteur de Tonko House Les studios Blue Sky et Pixar Les artistes Micheal Knapp, Greg Couch, Robert McKenzie, Vincent Nguyen, Peter de Sèves, Rebecca Dautremer, François Roca, Bill Plympton, Myiazaki, Juanjo Guarnido, Dominic Bertail, Eric Gosselet à retrouver sur Sketchtravel La productrice Catherine Bonvalot L'artiste Frédéric Back Se procurer le livre Sketchtravel L'entretien avec l'artiste Clément Lefèvre L'artiste Lionel Richerand L'artiste Sébastien Ménard Les galeries Daniel Maghen et Nucleus Quelques duos dans le futur carnet : Marion Billet et Pénélope Bagieu, Annette Marnat et Olivier Delabarre, Cyrielle Evrard et Marietta Ren Les autres contributeurs sont Bastien Vivès, Balak, Mo Willems, Baptiste Lucas, Amélie Fléchais, Nicolas Duffaut, Yrgane Ramon L'association Room to Read Les galeries Jeanne Robillard, Barbier et Mathon Le salon du livre et de la presse jeunesse L'artiste Voutch "La vie est ce qui arrive lorsqu'on prévoit autre chose" est une citation de la chanson Beautiful Boyde John Lennon Le livre The Complete Writing For Children Course de Clémentine Beauvais, qui a écrit aussi Brexit Romance, Songe à la Douceur, les Petites Reines Le livre La dramaturgie de Yves Lavandier L'auteur Robert McKee Où trouver Gérald Sur Facebook et son site A propos de l'animateur Je suis Alexandre Soubrier, réalisateur de films graphiques. Vous pouvez me trouver sur twitter, facebook, instagram, vimeo. J'ai même un site sur lequel je poste quelques réalisations et sur lequel vous pouvez me contacter. Le court extrait de musique vient du magnifique album de Wax Taylor "Tales of Forgotten Melodies".

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10-23-20: Franciscan Renewal Center - Fr. Daniel Barica, OFM and Fr. Vincent Nguyen, OFM by

Castagne FM s'agrandit et vous propose désormais une nouvelle émission, "Randori avec Vincent Nguyen" qui viendra s'ajouter à vos émissions régulières. Le principe est simple : une émission, un invité, un thème spécifique. Pour cette première émission c'est le célèbre préparateur physique Nicolas Ott qui est avec l'invité du randori. Il travaille entre autre à la MMA Factory et au CREPS. Les thèmes abordés en autre : -quelle préparation physique pour devenir champion du monde de JJB (cycles, modalités, etc) -quel est l'âge idéal pour commencer le jjb pour devenir champion -quelle prepa physique proposer à un jeune athlète (adolescent) N'hésitez pas à commenter et nous faire part de votre avis ! ✔️Invité https://www.instagram.com/smartfight.fr ✔️Animateur https://www.instagram.com/vincenguyenbjj #jiujitsu #podcast #CleanHugs

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Fr. Vincent Nguyen shares a reflection on this Friday in the Octave of Easter. Previous videos in English, Spanish and Vietnamese are available online at www.archgh.org/dailyreflections.

Today on the podcast I am joined by Vincent Nguyen the founder and CEO of Growth Ninja, an agency focused on helping B2C companies with their Facebook campaigns. As you may have noticed from the title of this episode, this interview is not like most of the other ones we've had on the show and the reason for that is that after building up Growth Ninja into a multi 6 figure business Vince realized that he was not happy with what he was doing and decided to quit the location independent entrepreneur life and instead move back home and pursue his dream of becoming a bartender. During our interview, we talked about how he discovered the online business world and how he landed his first remote job with Empire Flippers, how he built up his online business in a few short years, and why after doing all of that and finding the success that many dream of, he decided that a life as a bartender was what he really wanted to pursue. I am so happy to have had Vince on the show because I think a lot of the content online about the location independent scene makes it seem like this should be everyone's dream and goal and that's simply not true and I think that that's something we need to talk about more.

Zach continues his tour with Vincent Nguyen as they discuss Space Force, Buzzfeed, and Robert Downey Jr. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

C'est un des acteurs majeurs du JJB français qui nous fait l'honneur de passer nous voir : Vincent Nguyen. 2h30 d'émission n'ont pas suffit pour parler de toute la carrière de Vincent. Ceinture noire sous les frères Mendes, multiple champion, fondateur de One Jiu-jitsu mais aussi responsable d'arbitrage avec la CFJJB ; il est impliqué à tous les niveaux dans le jiu jitsu brésilien en France. On espère que vous aller passer un bon moment les PO... les amis ! ✔️Invité www.instagram.com/vincenguyenbjj ✔️Animateurs Adrien : www.instagram.com/adrien_zaziou Jérémie : www.instagram.com/jebeno ✔️Musique ReegoReegz : twitter.com/Reego_Reegz #jiujitsu #podcast #jjb

Illustrations, collaborations, rencontres, aventures En tant qu'illustrateur, on se retrouve bien souvent seul devant sa table de travail pendant de longues journées, de courtes nuits, et des week-ends ensoleillés. Alors voir des gens, sortir, rencontrer, échanger, progresser devient vital pour rester motivé. Il existe multitudes de méthode pour rencontrer des gens. Mon invité du jour en a découverte quelques unes au fil de ses publications et en a conclu que la collaboration est primordiale pour avancer. Rencontrez Gérald Guerlais, illustrateur spécialisé pour la jeunesse, qui a publié une énorme quantité de livres pour enfants chez de nombreux éditeurs différents, qui écrit sur d'autres illustrateurs dans le magazine d'art l'Oeil, qui a monté des projets de carnets de croquis collaboratifs tels que Sketchtravel, et plein d'autres choses encore... Suivre le fil 00:01:00 Son parcours 00:20:05 Ses inspirations 00:24:27 Développer son style 00:33:50 Ses aspirations 00:40:07 Le magazine l'Oeil et Sketchtravel 00:59:56 Son avenir Les références Le livre Sketchtravel L'école Olivier de Serres L'artiste H.R. Giger L'artiste Mark Ryden La pochette Dangerous de Michael Jackson, dessinée par Mark Ryden Les logiciel Art Rage, Photoshop, Procreate Les tablettes Bamboo L'artiste Jean Christophe Choisy, prof chez Olivier de Serres Les émission Arrêt sur Images, Culture Pub L'artiste Jean-Paul Goude L'entreprise Le chaudron magique Les jeux éducatifs Adibou L'entretien avec Geoffroy de Crécy La tablette Cintiq de Wacom L'entreprise Futurikon avec Julien Charles Les éditions Bayard, avec J'Aime Lire, Je Bouquine Les artistes Salvadore Dali, Egon Schiele, Gustav Klimt L'artiste Peter de Sèves Les couvertures du New Yorker Les éditions Les Deux Coqs d'Or, Hachette jeunesse, Gautier Languereau, Flammarion, Fleurus, Milan Le collectif Rendez-vous avec Claude-William Trebutien, Chloé Truchaudet, Michael Sanlaville, David Gilson, Eric Gosselet Les éditions Akileos La galerie Arludik L'artiste Shaun Tan et son livre, Là Où Vont Nos Pères L'artiste Yves Bigerel, aka Balak, coauteur de Last Man La série de Gérald avec Benjamin Richard, Captain Roger La série des petits livres d'or Le livre Les Tchouks de Kerascoët et Benjamin Richard L'auteur Fabrice Colin rédacteur en chef du magazine l'Oeil, Fabien Simode L'animateur Daisuke Tsutsumi, codirecteur de Tonko House Les studios Blue Sky et Pixar Les artistes Micheal Knapp, Greg Couch, Robert McKenzie, Vincent Nguyen, Peter de Sèves, Rebecca Dautremer, François Roca, Bill Plympton, Myiazaki, Juanjo Guarnido, Dominic Bertail, Eric Gosselet à retrouver sur Sketchtravel La productrice Catherine Bonvalot L'artiste Frédéric Back Se procurer le livre Sketchtravel L'entretien avec l'artiste Clément Lefèvre L'artiste Lionel Richerand L'artiste Sébastien Ménard Les galeries Daniel Maghen et Nucleus Quelques duos dans le futur carnet : Marion Billet et Pénélope Bagieu, Annette Marnat et Olivier Delabarre, Cyrielle Evrard et Marietta Ren Les autres contributeurs sont Bastien Vivès, Balak, Mo Willems, Baptiste Lucas, Amélie Fléchais, Nicolas Duffaut, Yrgane Ramon L'association Room to Read Les galeries Jeanne Robillard, Barbier et Mathon Le salon du livre et de la presse jeunesse L'artiste Voutch "La vie est ce qui arrive lorsqu'on prévoit autre chose" est une citation de la chanson Beautiful Boy de John Lennon Le livre The Complete Writing For Children Course de Clémentine Beauvais, qui a écrit aussi Brexit Romance, Songe à la Douceur, les Petites Reines Le livre La dramaturgie de Yves Lavandier L'auteur Robert McKee Où trouver Gérald Sur Facebook et son site

On this episode of #AskPJBraun, Josh and PJ answer questions about UFC, Blood Where It Shouldn't Be, New Supplements, and More! Submit your questions to askpjbraun@blackstonelabs.com Subscribe on Google Play, SoundCloud, iTunes, Tunein, Stitcher, and more! UFC 226 predictions: 00:01:00 Questions (from Vincent Nguyen): 00:05:02 Gyno: 00:07:29 Ask PJ Question! Thank you: 00:07:58 Tren Cycle: 00:12:54 Adrenal Care: 00:18:38 Reverse Dieting: 00:20:18 Post Contest Hydration: 00:23:50 Question: 00:28:28 Oh mah gawd there’s blood in mah urine!: 00:28:58 Podcast Question (form Mike Peskin): 00:33:02 New Supps?: 00:34:11 What would PJ ask?: 00:37:40

“If you can get into a job that has a really small team where you can work closely with the founders, you learn at a much more accelerated rate than if you were working in a much larger company dealing with managers.” In this episode of Nat Chat, I’m joined by Vincent Nguyen. Early into his college career, he already knew that the traditional college path wasn’t for him. He started a blog on the side called Self Stairway and over the course of seven months, he began posting on publications, connecting with influencers, and eventually got the opportunity to take on an apprenticeship with the company Empire Flippers. He took the apprenticeship, dropped out of college, and moved to the Philippines. After six months of working with them, he was promoted to be their marketing director and after a while, he branched off to start his own company, Growth Ninja. He’s been doing that for over two years now and helps sites grow through Facebook advertising. Vincent’s a good example of the great opportunities that you can gain from getting an apprenticeship, as well as showing that you don’t necessarily need a degree to be successful. We cover a wide range of topics, including: The multiple opportunities that an apprenticeship or blog can present you Disregarding college and self-educating yourself Resources for others looking to easily get an apprenticeship Advice for others looking to get into entrepreneurial pursuits The parental concern towards those choosing to not go to college Vincent’s journey from being an apprentice to becoming a marketing director And much more. Please enjoy, and be sure to check out Vincent’s company Growth Ninja!  If you enjoyed this episode and our discussion on entrepreneurship and bypassing college, check out my episode with Zak Slayback, where we deep dive into both of those topics and much more. If you enjoyed the discussion on apprenticeships, check out my episode with Charlie Hoehn, as well as my episode with Cory Ames. Find Vincent online: Growth Ninja Self Stairway Mentioned in the show: Self Stairway [0:24] Empire Flippers [0:42] Tropical MBA [1:39] Entrepreneur On Fire [10:02] Marc and Angel’s site [10:11] Vincent’s video for Empire Flippers [10:44] Zapier [13:22] Dynamite Circle [28:04] Reddit [36:49] GetApprenticeship [37:34] Jobs.dynamitecircle.com [38:00] Sumo [38:14] We Work Remotely [38:30] Remote Ok [38:31] Tropical MBA podcast [40:45] (Vincent's first and second episodes on there) Books mentioned: The 4-Hour Workweek [39:50] (Nat’s Notes) People mentioned: John Lee Dumas [10:01] John Saddington [10:04] Neil Patel [10:07] Marc and Angel [10:11] Joshua Becker [10:14] Taylor Pearson [37:36] (Taylor’s Nat Chat episode) Tim Ferriss [39:34] Ramit Sethi [40:15] Derek Halpern [40:24] 1:30 - Introduction to Vincent, a bit on his first apprenticeship, becoming a marketing director for Empire Flippers, and then leaving to start his own company. 3:53 - Some of the internships Vincent was doing before he left for his apprenticeship at Empire Flippers. 6:20 - A bit on Vincent’s self-improvement blog Self Stairway and some of the things that he did there. 9:25 - Vincent detailing the video that he did which greatly helped him land the apprenticeship at Empire Flippers that eventually led to him starting his company Growth Ninja. 14:36 - Some more on Vincent’s apprenticeship with Empire Flippers, some info on the company being based in the Philippines, and what Empire Flippers does. 17:31 - Vincent’s transition from being an apprentice to becoming the marketing director of Empire Flippers and how he developed the skills for that role. 19:37 - Discussion on Vincent dropping out of college and some of the concern that his parents had. Also, some general discussion on the concern that most parents have with their kids going to college. 24:28 - What made Vincent not want to go to college and what peaked his interest in entrepreneurial pursuits. 26:19 - Some of the reasons that Vincent left Empire Flippers to start Growth Ninja. 28:38 - The beginning experiences that Vincent had with starting Growth Ninja. Also, what it was like for him leaving Empire Flippers to start his own company, and how he maintained a relationship with Empire Flippers afterward. 31:09 - What the business has been like for Vincent in the past two years. Also, some discussion on existential crises, finding out what you want to do in life, and some helpful perspectives on choosing something that you want to do. 34:46 - What made Vincent choose to keep his company local instead of remote. 36:05 - A bit on Vincent’s first apprentice and how he found her. 37:20 - Some really good resources for people wanting to find apprenticeship opportunities. 39:38 - Some of the books that had the largest impact on Vincent with entrepreneurial confidence. 41:40 - Some last thoughts and things that Vincent wished he had known earlier when getting started with his entrepreneurial pursuits. Some good advice for others interested in making better decisions and being more successful. 43:25 - Wrap-up, where you can learn more about Vincent, and where to find him online. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://nateliason.com/podcast Always be open to criticism and feedback. Don’t be so convinced that you’re right and don’t be so sure of yourself.

http://www.tropicalmba.com/vincent/ The theme of today's show is navigating the social pressures that so many of us feel from friends, family, and colleagues. Dan and Ian are certainly familiar with these feelings, and today's guest is no stranger to them either. Vincent Nguyen is the founder of Growth Ninja, a performance-based Facebook ads company. You may remember Vincent from an episode we published a few years ago about apprenticeships. Vincent has definitely paid his dues in the world of entrepreneurship, having apprenticed with Empire Flippers before starting Growth Ninja in 2015, all the while hiding the fact that he dropped out of college from his immediate family. This episode is a conversation about the tough decisions that many entrepreneurs are forced to make, what it means to sacrifice relationships, and what it really takes to get started in the world of entrepreneurship.

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Hi listeners, today Vincent Nguyen the founder of Growth Ninja joins our show. Growth Ninja is a company that brings your business leads and sales from Facebook ads. The difference between Growth Ninja and every other Facebook ad company is that they are paid based on performance. So if they don't deliver results, they don't get paid. On the show today we have a great conversation with Vincent. What I specifically enjoyed about him is that he is a young entrepreneur just starting out with an incredibly mature mindset. I can respect any entrepreneur that wants to be paid based on their own performance. Vincent it doing just that, and doing it very well. Further along in the show, Vincent and I discuss the process of getting comfortable being paid well by our clients, quitting your job to start a business and we also touch on how he prefers to work solo over having employees. 02:34: Who is Vincent Nguyen? 08:52: Is it Smart to Quit Your Job and Start a Business? 11:47: What is Growth Ninja? 15:15: When Someone Pays You For the First Time 20:20: What's Working in Facebook-Land and is Retargeting on FB a Good Idea for You? Honorable Mentions: Justin Cooke founder of Empire Flippers https://empireflippers.com/ Nev Lapwood founder of Snowboard Addiction https://snowboardaddiction.com/ Pro Church Tools https://prochurchtools.com/ Quinn Zeda founder of Zeda Labs https://zedalabs.com/ Contact Info: vincent@growthninja.com http://www.growthninja.com/ Subscribe to our Podcast on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/entrepreneur-house-live-in/id1069958541?mt=2

January 6, 2106 Facebook Ad Guru Vincent Nguyen & BINK Rick Martinez

http://www.tropicalmba.com/apprentice/ One of the most frustrating parts of the entrepreneurial life script is that when you first hear about it and understand the benefits, you probably aren't ready to start a business. You know the answer is starting a business, but you aren't quite sure how to get there yet. We have long been advocates for seeking out an apprenticeship, but it's not always that easy. How do you get an apprenticeship, where do you go when you find one and what happens after you get one? Over the last couple of years, Vincent Nguyen from GrowthNinja.com has gone through all of these stages himself. I've invited him on to the show to talk about his experiences as an apprentice at Empire Flippers and how he has managed to transition from being a successful apprentice into owning his own business.

Learn how Vincent Nguyen scored three internships, built relationships with highly successful entrepreneurs, and created his own successful, fast-growing blog - at just 19 years of age.