Podcasts about youngry

(00:00-22:58) Growth spurt szn. Top 10 pays well. Checking out the scene. Mike Tyson at the Stratford. Jim Dandy down at Busch last night. Great starting pitching continues. Arenado with some pretty straight forward comments about his spot in the lineup. Hey Matt Holliday, produce this show. Audio of Oli Marmol talking about Sonny Gray's outing. Reporters telling players that they're on their fantasy team. Summer is the time for sports media beef. Who's gonna stop Big Tank?(23:07-42:37) Pontoons. Jackson's not a nautical guy. Doug nearly sank a pontoon at LOTO. Beaks are still bone dry on this youngry thing. The evolution of Youngry. Lil By The Numbers. Omakase. Hot hungry dads. Lix is more of a K1. Marlborough.(42:47-58:10) Audio of Bob Costas and Will Lietch talking about the Cardinals. Revisionists history. No offense to Michael Helman. Uniform Corner: Detroit Tigers road kit. The Olde English D. Jackson's second apology. Larry's sassy texts. The Wishbone C.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode of I'm an Artist, Not a Salesman, Luis Guzman sits down with creative strategist and marketing rebel Ankur Garg, the CEO of Youngry and founder of Flex Work Studios, for one of the most brutally honest conversations we've had on this show. If you're expecting a polished tale of success, this ain't it. This is a real one—messy, inspiring, and filled with the kind of truth most people are too afraid to say out loud.Ankur walks us through his “Z to A” philosophy—a method where he helps people visualize their end goal first and then reverse engineer the steps to get there. But he's quick to say most people don't actually want to do the work. They want the shortcut. They want the result without the process. He doesn't sugarcoat it. He's seen it too many times—people with all the talk and none of the action.We get into the rise and collapse of his earlier ventures, including the one that made headlines: Shreds. He opens up about losing it all—money, reputation, friendships—and how walking away wasn't just a business move. It was a moral choice. After discovering people close to him were getting paid before the employees and vendors, he had to step out. But leaving meant giving up everything he helped build. That decision haunted him for years.This episode pulls no punches. We talk about betrayal, misplaced loyalty, and how easy it is to misread people when your gut's not tuned in. Ankur admits he missed the signs. He questions whether he betrayed people too—not out of malice, but by promising more than he could deliver when he was young, hungry, and blinded by the rush of success.We explore how rock bottom changed him. After years of living large, Ankur found himself back at his parents' house, broke, depressed, and questioning his worth. No sponsors, no co-signs, no golden parachute. Just Uber driving, $25 flyer gigs, and a deep need to find his footing again. What followed was three years in Pittsburgh, where he rebuilt quietly. No flash. No ego. Just work.He talks about losing confidence, dealing with physical symptoms of stress, and eventually finding his strength again—mentally, emotionally, and financially. It's not a redemption montage. It's a slow, grinding climb. But when his beard grew back (literally), he knew something inside had shifted. He finally loved himself again.Luis and Ankur go deep on loyalty, adult friendships, and why Ankur keeps his circle small. He shares how trauma shaped the way he gives and receives love, and why a simple act—like someone bringing him a coffee—can mean more than words ever could. They talk about chasing accomplishment vs. chasing validation, and how sometimes, you just need to hear “you were right” to get that fire back.They also unpack the origin story of Youngry—a name Ankur held onto for 20 years, waiting for the right moment. That moment is now. He explains how he brought in trusted partners to build something bigger than himself. The agency isn't just about marketing—it's about creating opportunities for creators and entrepreneurs who want to work smart, build loud, and do it without selling out.This is more than a story about business. It's about falling apart and coming back stronger. It's about the identity shifts we all go through and what it takes to truly reinvent yourself when nobody's watching. Ankur's story will hit home for anyone who's ever been humbled by life and had to start over.If you've ever felt like giving up, or like your past disqualified you from your future, you need to hear this one. Not because it's pretty—but because it's real.

What happens when you outgrow the cubicle, outdream the 9-to-5, and finally pick up the camera that's been calling your name? You get Ludwig Araujo — photographer, brand builder, storyteller, and living proof that you don't have to sell out to level up.In this episode of I'm an Artist, Not a Salesman, host Luis Guzman chops it up with Ludwig about his journey from working at Verizon to becoming the Chief Brand Officer at Youngry, a disruptive marketing agency that's creating a home for creatives who've been overlooked, underestimated, or straight-up ignored.Ludwig's story hits hard: from shooting in packed gyms at midnight, to getting flown across the country to capture transformation stories, to redefining what “branding” even means in today's world. You'll hear what it's like to leave corporate security behind and build something with real impact and real soul.Whether you're a photographer, designer, podcaster, or just trying to figure out how to turn your creativity into something that pays the bills without killing your spirit, this one's for you.What We Get Into:Why Ludwig walked away from a 17-year corporate careerHow photographing his daughter led to a six-figure creative pathLessons from the Shreds era and the fitness photography boomThe difference between working for a brand vs. creating with oneMaking art inside restrictions (and knowing when to walk away)What it takes to be a Chief Brand Officer in a creative agencyWhy artists need to stop doubting themselves and start owning roomsHow Youngry and FlexWork are giving creatives the space to winImposter syndrome, fatherhood, and legacy-buildingMemorable Lines:"I'm not a photographer. I'm an artist with a camera.""The best shoots happen when clients get out of the way and let you be creative.""You're paying me because I'm the guy—so why am I the one doubting that?""This isn't about selling out. It's about showing up—for yourself and your art."Follow Ludwig Araujo:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ludwigaraujoTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ludwigaraujoLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ludwigaraujoListen now on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.Subscribe and follow the podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/imanartistnotasalesmanIf this episode hit you in the feels, share it, tag us, and leave a review—it helps more artists like you find their tribe.

(00:00-21:07) Brad Thompson joins the show talking about the Cardinals opening weekend sweep of the Twins. The offensive production. Arenado's solid first series. Good outings out of the starters in the first three games. Finding a spot for Nolan Gorman. BT wasn't much of a hitter in his day. Getting DH'd for as a third baseman. Trying to get Brad to credit us for Youngry. The origins of KaKaw. (21:15-36:35) A treasure trove of new music has been discovered. Fun with onomatopoeia. Michael Douglas. Do your own research, big shoots. Damon was the top! Behind the Candelabra. Jackson coaching Tim's son in basketball. A ball and a dream. (36:45-45:15) Rhyme structure be damned. Jackson's Weekend Wrap Up. Conference pride in college athletics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(00:00-33:54) A glorious weekend in st. Louis sports. Sending the Twins a-packing. Torpedo bats. Doug's got the Cardinals winning it all. Youngry is everywhere. No credit though. Doug's tired of all this taxation without representation. Raised on print journalism. Marc on the phone lines with a scorching hot Jordan Binnington take. Mmmmm, Clorox. Heck of an ending in Colorado. 9 in a row for the boys. (34:02-51:44) Texas Tech melting down late against Florida. Chalky Final Four. TMA Walrus Number One checking in with a Youngry story for us. Bar-K. Rough connection. Jobu is 2025's Gloria. Audio of Binner talking about Jobu's speech. Gerbil on the line with a navy cap nugget for Tim. Where's the bullpen in the bedroom? (51:54-1:04:15) Yankees doing some raking in the Bronx with their new torpedo bats. Poor Nestor Cortes. Get your text name changes ready for tomorrow. Be gentle. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-21:07) Brad Thompson joins the show talking about the Cardinals opening weekend sweep of the Twins. The offensive production. Arenado's solid first series. Good outings out of the starters in the first three games. Finding a spot for Nolan Gorman. BT wasn't much of a hitter in his day. Getting DH'd for as a third baseman. Trying to get Brad to credit us for Youngry. The origins of KaKaw. (21:15-36:35) A treasure trove of new music has been discovered. Fun with onomatopoeia. Michael Douglas. Do your own research, big shoots. Damon was the top! Behind the Candelabra. Jackson coaching Tim's son in basketball. A ball and a dream. (36:45-45:15) Rhyme structure be damned. Jackson's Weekend Wrap Up. Conference pride in college athletics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-33:54) A glorious weekend in st. Louis sports. Sending the Twins a-packing. Torpedo bats. Doug's got the Cardinals winning it all. Youngry is everywhere. No credit though. Doug's tired of all this taxation without representation. Raised on print journalism. Marc on the phone lines with a scorching hot Jordan Binnington take. Mmmmm, Clorox. Heck of an ending in Colorado. 9 in a row for the boys. (34:02-51:44) Texas Tech melting down late against Florida. Chalky Final Four. TMA Walrus Number One checking in with a Youngry story for us. Bar-K. Rough connection. Jobu is 2025's Gloria. Audio of Binner talking about Jobu's speech. Gerbil on the line with a navy cap nugget for Tim. Where's the bullpen in the bedroom? (51:54-1:04:15) Yankees doing some raking in the Bronx with their new torpedo bats. Poor Nestor Cortes. Get your text name changes ready for tomorrow. Be gentle. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(00:00-32:06) Doug's moment of truth, what's the lede? A little Music City Miracle last night. Doug's in the pocket of Big DeWitt. Youngry is really catching on. Cease and assist. This show doesn't do scrums. Audio from Arenado's scrum talking about the fan running on the field. Media chuckle. DeWitt & Mo clearly booed. Ozzie and Jimmy Ballgame got huge ovations. The full St. Louis experience. (32:15-49:08) Blues get the regulation win in Nashville and are 2 points behind the Wild. Winning without your best stuff. 8 in a row. Jim Montgomery talking switching up the lines. Dylan Holloway. Jimmy Snipes. (49:18-1:03:50) The St. Louis Sports Band. Just a nice little Tony LaRussa song. The Shrewsbury Seminary Student on the phone lines letting us know that everyone hates us. Haven't heard from Joshua in a while. Taking credit for the Tushy Booth at Bellerive. Ed Hardy and Affliction. Doug hates boxing. Wondering if The Bachelor found a date for the game. We tried. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-32:06) Doug's moment of truth, what's the lede? A little Music City Miracle last night. Doug's in the pocket of Big DeWitt. Youngry is really catching on. Cease and assist. This show doesn't do scrums. Audio from Arenado's scrum talking about the fan running on the field. Media chuckle. DeWitt & Mo clearly booed. Ozzie and Jimmy Ballgame got huge ovations. The full St. Louis experience. (32:15-49:08) Blues get the regulation win in Nashville and are 2 points behind the Wild. Winning without your best stuff. 8 in a row. Jim Montgomery talking switching up the lines. Dylan Holloway. Jimmy Snipes. (49:18-1:03:50) The St. Louis Sports Band. Just a nice little Tony LaRussa song. The Shrewsbury Seminary Student on the phone lines letting us know that everyone hates us. Haven't heard from Joshua in a while. Taking credit for the Tushy Booth at Bellerive. Ed Hardy and Affliction. Doug hates boxing. Wondering if The Bachelor found a date for the game. We tried. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(00:00-25:51) Where would we be without asphalt? Victor Scott wasn't necessarily on board with Youngry,. Jackson's tight. Jarred Carrabis and John Mozeliak going to join the show today. Ken Rosenthal down on the NL Central and the Cards. Tim's eating porridge to pay his bets. Predicting ovations. 24 minutes in and we're finally good to go. (26:00-42:36) Just fighting through adversity. Audio issues tend to find ya. And now the set is falling apart. This is Doug's fault. Clear scotch. We're like that uncle you hope will change. Moon landing talk. (42:45-53:36) Doug's forecasting a pony show today and a 4-3 Cardinal victory. Some Jeff Passan audio that doesn't go over real well. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-25:51) Where would we be without asphalt? Victor Scott wasn't necessarily on board with Youngry,. Jackson's tight. Jarred Carrabis and John Mozeliak going to join the show today. Ken Rosenthal down on the NL Central and the Cards. Tim's eating porridge to pay his bets. Predicting ovations. 24 minutes in and we're finally good to go. (26:00-42:36) Just fighting through adversity. Audio issues tend to find ya. And now the set is falling apart. This is Doug's fault. Clear scotch. We're like that uncle you hope will change. Moon landing talk. (42:45-53:36) Doug's forecasting a pony show today and a 4-3 Cardinal victory. Some Jeff Passan audio that doesn't go over real well. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Robert Thomas joins the show. Looking ahead to the big Canada/USA rematch tonight in the finals of the Four Nations. Blues trying to get things rolling coming out of the break. What did he do during the break? The golf clubs stay put away during the season. Audio of Victor Scott talking about the term "Youngry" catching on. Andy Crouppen stopping by the studio. Andy's got quite the head of hair going. School cancelations. The legality of closing schools due to inclement weather. Dave Spence joins us in studio fresh off of being at the big Mizzou win last night. Running for Governor against Jay Nixon. Discussing the Rams and the city of St. Louis situation. The city of St. Louis's problems. The safety issue downtown. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Robert Thomas joins the show. Looking ahead to the big Canada/USA rematch tonight in the finals of the Four Nations. Blues trying to get things rolling coming out of the break. What did he do during the break? The golf clubs stay put away during the season. Audio of Victor Scott talking about the term "Youngry" catching on. Andy Crouppen stopping by the studio. Andy's got quite the head of hair going. School cancelations. The legality of closing schools due to inclement weather. Dave Spence joins us in studio fresh off of being at the big Mizzou win last night. Running for Governor against Jay Nixon. Discussing the Rams and the city of St. Louis situation. The city of St. Louis's problems. The safety issue downtown. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-18:18) Gutting Roger Dean after Spring Training. Rumor has it the Cardinals may be building TMA an outdoor booth. War Arenado getting kolaches? Arenado may have to expand his list. Jackson talking with John Denton. Soft confirmation. Oli stopping by to fact check some things. Mt. Rushmore of Rihanna songs. Marmol may have rehabilitated his image on our show. (18:26-34:01) Martin's news and notes from Oli Marmol's press conference. Lotta guys you thought would be gone are back. Is Mozeliak driving a Dodge Neon? Power ranking the week's interviews. (34:11-43:52) John Mozeliak sits down for his third appearance of the week. He was NOT in a Dodge Neon. Mo taking a chance to dunk on some people. Mozeliak's thoughts on Jim Edmonds' comments. Asking Mo if we could come down to Jupiter. Leaving question of the day in the past. Might have been a compliment mixed in there. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(00:00-18:18) Gutting Roger Dean after Spring Training. Rumor has it the Cardinals may be building TMA an outdoor booth. War Arenado getting kolaches? Arenado may have to expand his list. Jackson talking with John Denton. Soft confirmation. Oli stopping by to fact check some things. Mt. Rushmore of Rihanna songs. Marmol may have rehabilitated his image on our show. (18:26-34:01) Martin's news and notes from Oli Marmol's press conference. Lotta guys you thought would be gone are back. Is Mozeliak driving a Dodge Neon? Power ranking the week's interviews. (34:11-43:52) John Mozeliak sits down for his third appearance of the week. He was NOT in a Dodge Neon. Mo taking a chance to dunk on some people. Mozeliak's thoughts on Jim Edmonds' comments. Asking Mo if we could come down to Jupiter. Leaving question of the day in the past. Might have been a compliment mixed in there. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-11:52) Jackson is fighting Chris Carpenter, and Jeff Jones is getting pegged. Luken Baker says he'll join us after he throws. People want Jackson to fail. Fear of failure. Live shots. (12:01-24:01) The pride of TCU Luken Baker sits down at the dais. Playing behind a future Hall of Famer. Staying limber as a big guy. Freshman of the Year at TCU. Vibe in the clubhouse. How do you navigate the timing of showing up to camp? Doug is fascinated with Luken's legs. Youngry. Growing up an Astros fan with Pujols breaking his heart. (24:11-36:26) Can we count Izzy as a guest for yelling at us as he walked by? Cat doesn't count either. Taco Tuesday in South Florida. Over/Under for the boys' rounds of golf today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(00:00-11:52) Jackson is fighting Chris Carpenter, and Jeff Jones is getting pegged. Luken Baker says he'll join us after he throws. People want Jackson to fail. Fear of failure. Live shots. (12:01-24:01) The pride of TCU Luken Baker sits down at the dais. Playing behind a future Hall of Famer. Staying limber as a big guy. Freshman of the Year at TCU. Vibe in the clubhouse. How do you navigate the timing of showing up to camp? Doug is fascinated with Luken's legs. Youngry. Growing up an Astros fan with Pujols breaking his heart. (24:11-36:26) Can we count Izzy as a guest for yelling at us as he walked by? Cat doesn't count either. Taco Tuesday in South Florida. Over/Under for the boys' rounds of golf today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Martin's here with a live report from Cardinals Spring Training. What's the latest on Arenado? We look at trade talks, deadlines and wasted opportunities. Martin has a few notes on Luken Baker, Jordan Walker, and Victor Scott III. Scott may be only something with the catch-phrase "Youngry" describing his teammates. Also, a look forward to JJ Wetherholt and his potential contributions this spring. Plus more Cards behind the scenes- Listen here thanks to Lou Fusz Automotive group:

Lisa Song Sutton, J.D., is a real estate investor and entrepreneur, holding ownership interests in several companies in the real estate, tech, retail, and food & beverage industries, including Las Vegas' #1 alcohol-infused cupcake company: Sin City Cupcakes. Lisa currently writes about entrepreneurship and business. Her work has been seen in Forbes, Inc. Magazine, Fast Company and other business publications. She is the youngest Asian-American affiliate owner of a Christie's International Real Estate brokerage. Lisa also sits on the executive boards for several companies including Gleaux Inc., formally BioGlow Tech, which has created the world's first light emitting plant, and Youngry, an entrepreneurship media company. In addition to her professional careers, Lisa is actively involved in her community as a former Miss Las Vegas (2013), Miss Nevada (2014) and serves on the executive board of the Asian Community Development Council. Lisa was named a 2017 Top 10 Social Entrepreneur to Watch by Inc. Magazine and selected as a Las Vegas hub Global Shaper by the World Economic Forum. This is an excerpt from a full CEO Chat episode. Website: www.lisasongsutton.com Facebook: LisaSongSutton Twitter: lisasongsutton Instagram: lisasongsutton LinkedIn: lisasongsutton

Lisa Song Sutton is a real estate investor and entrepreneur, holding ownership interests in several companies in the real estate, tech, retail and food & beverage industries, including Las Vegas' #1 alcohol-infused cupcake company: Sin City Cupcakes. Lisa currently writes and speaks about entrepreneurship and business. Her work has been seen in Forbes, Inc. Magazine, Fast Company and other business publications. Lisa has travelled around the world sharing her knowledge at Baylor University, WeWork New York, and Volkswagen Germany, and has spoken at large-scale conferences including CrowdConverge and the Asian Real Estate Association of America national conference. She also sits on the advisory boards for several companies including Bitcoin Nevada, an education foundation promoting cryptocurrency, and Youngry, an entrepreneurship media company. In addition to her professional careers, Lisa is actively involved in her community as a former Miss Las Vegas (2013), Miss Nevada (2014) and serves on the executive board of the Asian Community Development Council. Lisa was recently named a 2017 Top 10 Social Entrepreneur to Watch by Inc. Magazine and was selected as a Las Vegas hub Global Shaper by the World Economic Forum. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/survivalguidetolife/support

EP62 - “Less is More”    “Mindfulness is essential.” Ash Kumra   Our guest today has spoken at TedX, interviewed over five hundred influential people, including Dr. Oz, world-renowned consultant Bedros Keulian, Dr. Drew, author Jason Capital, and boxing phenom Alexis Rocha.  He's a global speaker, entrepreneur, meditation coach, national radio host, and the CEO of Youngry.  I am excited to introduce you to Ash Kumra.   Ash is committed to supporting others to achieve success through entrepreneurship, meditation, and mentorship.    On this episode of The DreamMason Podcast we discuss: -The importance of who you surround yourself with -Creating success, but lacking fulfillment -Mindfulness and meditation -Mentorship, Vision boards, and the Law of Attraction -Mindfulness to increase performance -Importance of breath-work -Less is more -Living for happiness -Living your purpose -Relationships & Family   Thanks for listening. Please SHARE THIS EPISODE, TAG A FRIEND who needs to hear it, and SUBSCRIBE to The Dream Mason Podcast - so you don't miss an episode! You can connect with    Ash Kumra: Web:  www.ashkumra.com Instagram: @ashkumra   You can connect with Alex Terranova here:  Instagram:@InspirationalAlex  Website: www.TheDreamMason.com  Email: Alex@TheDreamMason.com  YouTube: TheDreamMason Podcast.    Remember, You are a DreamMason®…  Because Your Dreams Don't Build Themselves.   Alex Terranova is a DreamMason, a Performance & Mindfulness Coach, and the Host of The DreamMason Podcast. He helps strong and successful men boldly declare what they want, get real about what's in the way, and create the strategy and the steps for more clarity, freedom, and success in their life. Together, we get things done faster, raise the bar on your goals, improve your relationships, and get crystal clear on what you really want. Alex has been featured on Focus TV's Good Morning La La Land, NBC Radio, The Rising Man Podcast, Elephant Journal, The Sovereign Society Podcast, The Coaching Show, Love Living Radio and an episode of The Villain Crusher.

Ash Kumra is a global speaker, meditation coach, community builder, and national radio show host. After being recognized as “an entrepreneur making an impact” by White House twice, he was awarded the EMPACT 100 award in 2010. Ash also worked on Startup America, an initiative backed by the White House that helped launch entrepreneurship programs across California. Driven by his passion to change the world for the better, Ash co-founded YOUNGRY, an entrepreneurship movement for millennials, women, and inclusive entrepreneurs. Aside from giving entrepreneurs access to the best mentors, YOUNGRY also uses events, content, and mentorships so entrepreneurs can profit, hustle, and inspire others. Ash also helps entrepreneurs thrive and become more purpose driven through meditation, peak performance, and mindfulness. He has spoken and shared his message to over 10, 000 people across the globe. He has also interviewed over 500 luminaries including Dr. Drew, FitBody Boot Camp CEO Bedros Keulian, and Dr. Oz.   This week’s episode talks about using meditation to connect with one’s purpose, being mindful of the judgement one places on situations, and what one can learn from situations that keep repeating themselves. Ash also shares what mindfulness is for him, how people can live fun and productive lives while being mindful, and how to let things go when you’re being too hard on yourself. For those who want to develop mindfulness, Ash offers this advice, “Before you really understand what is mindfulness, really master this concept of self-awareness.”

Ash Kumra is CEO of entrepreneur movement YOUNGRY:tm:, author, national radio host, speaker to 10,000 people and featured in Forbes, Huffington Post, Wall Street Journal and Entrepreneur. He has been awarded by Linkedin and White House as an entrepreneur making impact.   CONNECT with Ash HERE LISTEN to Ash's TEDx talk HERE   BeTheTalk is a 7 day a week podcast where Nathan Eckel chats with talkers from TEDx & branded events. Tips tools and techniques that can help you give the talk to change the world at BeTheTalk.com !

Ash Kumra has is the CEO and co-founder of Youngry, has been recognized by the White House, Forbes Magazine, Entrepreneur Magazine, the Huffington Post and hosts Orange County's Entrepreneur Nation show on 88.9FM KUCI. Connect with Ash: https://www.instagram.com/ashkumra https://www.twitter.com/ashkumra https://www.ashkumra.com Connect with Mikhail: https://www.instagram.com/miqk https://www.twitter.com/miqk https://www.mikhailalfon.com

Ash Kumra is CEO of entrepreneur movement YOUNGRY:tm:, author, national radio host, speaker to 10,000 people and featured in Forbes, Huffington Post, Wall Street Journal and Entrepreneur. He has been awarded by Linkedin and White House as an entrepreneur making impact.   CONNECT with Ash HERE LISTEN to Ash's TEDx talk HERE   BeTheTalk is a 7 day a week podcast where Nathan Eckel chats with talkers from TEDx & branded events. Tips tools and techniques that can help you give the talk to change the world at BeTheTalk.com !

Finding the right mentor doesn't need to be a daunting task. Ash Kumra, Co-Founder of YOUNGRY, sits down with me and explains the importance of mentorship and how to find the right mentor to work with. We also dive into some personal branding do's and don'ts when it comes to building a strong brand presence.****************************************************************Henry Kaminski Jr. is the founder of Unique Designz by the HMK Group, a full-service graphic design, branding, and marketing company. He is also author of the best seller “Refuse To Give Up.” As a self-taught graphic designer and brand consultant, he’s overcome all the odds to build a wildly successful multi-million-dollar business over the past decade. He has worked with a diverse range of business owners and professionals, including Jon Bon Jovi and Internet marketing expert Russell Brunson who has named Henry the “Million Dollar Designer.” Ultimately, Henry is dedicated to helping small businesses grow and reach their goals through creative design, brand building which will allow entrepreneurs to design the life of their dreams!Where to find Henry:Grab These Digital Resources:https://uniquedesignz.net/digital-resources/Get Your 7 Point Brand Audit Today! https://uniquedesignz.net/bookyourauditDesigns On Demandhttps://uniquedesignz.net/designs-on-demand-program/Here's a personal look at how Henry got started: https://youtu.be/fI3y1NX57EkRefuse To Give Up Mini Documentary:https://youtu.be/L401mm5neJMGrab his book:https://uniquefunneldesigns.com/refuse-to-give-upInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/thebranddr/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/HenryKaminskiJr/https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheBrandDoctorsHangout/Subscribe to the Brand Doctor Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the%C2%ADbrand%C2%ADdoctor%C2%ADpodcast/id1263945262?mt=2The Brand Doctor Podcast with Henry Kaminski Jrhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-brand-doctor-podcast/

Finding the right mentor doesn't need to be a daunting task. Ash Kumra, Co-Founder of YOUNGRY, sits down with me and explains the importance of mentorship and how to find the right mentor to work with. We also dive into some personal branding do's and don'ts when it comes to building a strong brand presence.****************************************************************Henry Kaminski Jr. is the founder of Unique Designz by the HMK Group, a full-service graphic design, branding, and marketing company. He is also author of the best seller “Refuse To Give Up.” As a self-taught graphic designer and brand consultant, he’s overcome all the odds to build a wildly successful multi-million-dollar business over the past decade. He has worked with a diverse range of business owners and professionals, including Jon Bon Jovi and Internet marketing expert Russell Brunson who has named Henry the “Million Dollar Designer.” Ultimately, Henry is dedicated to helping small businesses grow and reach their goals through creative design, brand building which will allow entrepreneurs to design the life of their dreams!Where to find Henry:Grab These Digital Resources:https://uniquedesignz.net/digital-resources/Get Your 7 Point Brand Audit Today! https://uniquedesignz.net/bookyourauditDesigns On Demandhttps://uniquedesignz.net/designs-on-demand-program/Here's a personal look at how Henry got started: https://youtu.be/fI3y1NX57EkRefuse To Give Up Mini Documentary:https://youtu.be/L401mm5neJMGrab his book:https://uniquefunneldesigns.com/refuse-to-give-upInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/thebranddr/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/HenryKaminskiJr/https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheBrandDoctorsHangout/Subscribe to the Brand Doctor Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the%C2%ADbrand%C2%ADdoctor%C2%ADpodcast/id1263945262?mt=2The Brand Doctor Podcast with Henry Kaminski Jrhttps://businessinnovatorsradio.com/the-brand-doctor-podcast/

In this episode, Ash talks about why he had built Youngry and how do they provide mentorship to young entrepreneurs.

Ash Kumra is CEO of the entrepreneur movement YOUNGRY™, author, national entrepreneur radio host, and mindfulness coach. He has spoken to over 10,000 people and was awarded by the White House twice as an impactful entrepreneur. Find him here: www.ashkumra.com. This episode is brought to you by the GPS online program which Forbes has stated "helps entrepreneurs become professional speakers." Our program offers a step-by-step system on how to become a paid speaker based on Christopher's 17-year global speaking career. Our global GPS community is in 100 cities, 23 countries, and 5 continents. Join us here: christopherkai.com.

In this episode, Tim has a great conversation with serial entrepreneur, former Miss Nevada + Miss Las Vegas, speaker, and thought leader Lisa Song Sutton. Lisa will draw you in with her magnetism, wisdom, and sense of connection and community! OUR CONVERSATION: Her knack for brainstorming and the process The importance of being in community Implementation + Action Being intentional with pursuits How actions should match your capabilities Creating + maintaining momentum The dissolution of a partnership and working through it Dealing with the inner-critic Valuable things learned as Miss Nevada + Modeling Doing things in a non-traditional way CONNECT WITH LISA: Website: www.lisasongsutton.com Facebook: lisasongsutton Twitter: @lisasongsutton Instagram: lisasongsutton LinkedIn: lisasongsutton ABOUT LISA: Lisa Song Sutton is a real estate investor and entrepreneur, holding ownership interests in several companies in the real estate, tech, retail and food & beverage industries, including Las Vegas’ #1 alcohol-infused cupcake company: Sin City Cupcakes. Lisa currently writes and speaks about entrepreneurship and business. Her work has been seen in Forbes, Inc. Magazine, Fast Company, and other business publications. Lisa has shared her knowledge at large-scale conferences including CrowdConverge and the Asian Real Estate Association of America national conference. She also sits on the advisory boards for several companies including Bitcoin Nevada, an education foundation promoting cryptocurrency, and Youngry, an entrepreneurship media company. In addition to her professional careers, Lisa is actively involved in her community as a former Miss Las Vegas (2013), Miss Nevada (2014) and serves on the executive board of the Asian Community Development Council. Lisa was recently named a 2017 Top 10 Social Entrepreneur to Watch by Inc. Magazine. INTRO AND OUTRO MUSIC (Used by permission): Continuation Vibe – Written, arranged and performed by Luke Pecoraro (© 2018 LSP Music) Uphill Conversations is an Uphill Strategies, LLC production © 2017 Uphill Conversations The post 91: Lisa Song Sutton – 5x Co-Founder + Thought Leader + Former Miss Nevada appeared first on Uphill Conversations.

Ash Kumra is CEO of entrepreneur movement YOUNGRY™, author, radio host and mindfulness coach. Ash has been awarded by Linkedin a top business influencer and White House as an entrepreneur making impact. Ash has spoken to over 10,000 people and featured in Forbes Magazine, Huffington Post and Entrepreneur Magazine. TV credits include presenting for Sony TV”s global show “Meet The Drapers” starring venture capitalist Tim Draper. Ash is passionate about paying it forward and serves on UC Irvine’s Beall Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship. http://ashkumra.com https://twitter.com/ashkumra https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashkumra

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Helping entrepreneurs hustle, profit, expand, and inspire – that’s what Ash Kumra is doing as CEO of Youngry. Ash and Justin talk about this and the “movement” economy on today’s episode.

If you can find a purpose for your company above and beyond just making money… You will ignite passion in your Influencers & Advocates. YOUNGRY™ - an united community of entrepreneurs that hustle, profit, expand, and inspire with original content, events, and e-commerce. Ash Kumra, CEO and Co-Founder is an award winning entrepreneur, author, speaker and syndicated radio show host. He has been recognized by the White House and President Obama as one of the top 100 entrepreneurs in the country under 30. He is the author of book series "Confessions from an Entrepreneur" (Volume 1) & (Volume 2) (Amazon.com), spoken to over 10,000 people on entrepreneurship, over 100 articles and conducted over 1000 interviews with business mavens, entrepreneurs and celebrities. John Reed is the COO of Youngry. Check out the Blog on the Stride Search, Inc site for the supplementary “show recap” article with detailed takeaways/insights from the interview.

Scott talks to Ash Kumra, co-founder of ‘Youngry’ , to discuss the importance of crowd funding and its role in many new tech startups.

Today's interview is with Ash Kumra. He is the founder of Youngry: Youngry creates high-end viral content combined with a unique Mentorship App that provides bold yet easy to understand solutions on how to become a successful entrepreneur. We have now developed a 360 degree evolution track for new-age entrepreneurs to reach success and then provide Mentorship to the next generation of entrepreneurs.Ash is an award-winning entrepreneur, author, public speaker and talk show host. He has been recognized twice by the White House as an entrepreneur making an impact. We discuss what led to his current project is Youngry.com, his entrepreneurship background and his debut on Sony’s new business show, MEET THE DRAPERS. Stay tuned!Resources Mentioned In The EpisodeYoungry: https://youngry.com/TV Show: https://republic.co/youngry See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Anthony Samadani interviews the inspiring Ash Kumra. Ash is an award-winning entrepreneur, author, public speaker and talk show host. He recognized twice by the White House as an entrepreneur making an impact. His current project is Youngry.com – an amazing global entrepreneur media company whose mission is to transform every young entrepreneur to be successful. He's the author of book series “Confessions from an Entrepreneur”, and Ash's been in the entrepreneurship game for some time, with countless interviews with business mavens, entrepreneurs, and celebrities who have achieved their dreams and goals. In today's episode, Ash and Anthony talk about Youngry, how to use "momentum" in life, his upcoming debut on Sony’s new business show, MEET THE DRAPERS, and other awesome things.

  By all accounts, today’s guest and CEO of PingTank, Jeremy Greene, shouldn’t be running one of the most successful tech companies around. As a child who grew up poor, spent years in the foster care system and barely graduated high school, he was certainly not groomed to be an entrepreneur, but there was one difference… he had an innate sense to survive and hustle to get where he’s at today.   From a start in the music business to the face filters you see today in social media, Jeremy’s 8-Mile-esque story is mind-blowing. If you’re looking for an inside scoop on pitching your ideas and turning them into realities, Jeremy’s no-nonsense talk will set you straight about what works – and what doesn’t. --   Question Highlights: Tell us how you got started in the music industry Why did you drop your career in music? Where did you get the posture to present yourself to billionaires? When you were figuring out how to be an entrepreneur, were there setbacks? What’s your best trait as an entrepreneur? How do you get people to say yes? Where did you get your huge financial thermostat from? Do you feel that you’re able to make a bigger impact because of your wealth? Where do you like to make an impact with your money? And more…   In This Episode You Will Learn:   How Jeremy went from trailer park to tech mogul How Jeremy got his start in the music business Why Jeremy shifted his focus from music to technology Why you must fail in order to succeed The importance of instilling a fear of missing out mentality when pitching your product What Jeremy’s new app Mojiit is all about How one can make in impact without money Why hustling is so important to get the money to build a bigger platform Tips on how to part ways from people you’ve outgrown And so much more…   Jeremy’s Thoughts…   “I really understand that marketing plays a big aspect in everything you do in life.”   “If you could create and sell people on a product and you can build a good product, you could convince anyone to be a part of it.”   “Building a good company starts with building an amazing product first, marketing it right and giving people the fear of missing out.”   “You don’t learn anything until you have failures behind you.”   “If you want to disrupt anything, it starts with just being OK with the comfortability of you first. You can’t sell something to other people if you don’t believe it yourself.”   “Money doesn’t buy you happiness, but it makes you comfortable.”   “Money doesn’t define who you are and what you become. Where you grow up does not define where you’ll be one day. It’s OK to outgrow people, places and things.”   “You don’t need money to be successful. You have everything that’s built within you to be successful.”   “If you have money in the bank and you’re not helping people, you’re an a**hole.”   “Do what you love.”   -- Jeremy Greene is an American serial entrepreneur based in Los Angeles, California . He grew up in Maine. Greene was the number one musical artist on Myspace and ended up receiving record deals with P Diddy. He is the founder and chief executive officer of Mojiit. After his musical career ended Greene was inspired by The Social Network Movie to start a tech company and founded PingTank with a friend. Greene received publicity for his marketing stunts, including faking his arrest at a large party and then bringing out Tyga and Kylie Jenner for an impromptu performance. PingTank later did a deal with Facebook to be incorporated into Facebook Messenger. In early 2016, Green launced FwayGoApp, a party invitation and discovery application. In July 2017, he started Mojiit (Company) .    Resources:   IG: @realjeremygreene @mojiitapp   YouTube: Jeremy Greene   Youngry Summit – Oct. 28, 2017 http://Youngry.com/summit   --   For more stories and tips on becoming unapologetically wealthy, follow me @Chriswharder on Instagram and check out fortheloveofmoney.com.

Lisa Song Sutton, J.D., is a real estate investor and entrepreneur, holding ownership interests in several companies in the real estate, tech, retail and food & beverage industries, including Las Vegas' #1 alcohol-infused cupcake company called Sin City Cupcakes.  Lisa currently writes about entrepreneurship and business. Her work has been seen in Forbes, Inc. Magazine, Fast Company and other business publications. Lisa also sits on the executive boards for several companies including Gleaux Inc., formally BioGlow Tech, which has created the world’s first light emitting plant, and Youngry, an entrepreneurship media company. Lisa shares how starting her first business has helped her believed in herself that if she can succeed in one thing, then she can tackle anything else in life.  She also shares what she has done to build confidence and live the life that she has today. Check out thetaoofselfconfidence.com for show notes of Lisa's episode, Lisa's website, resources, gifts and so much more.

Madeline Hayden - CEO of Nutpods‎Ulyses Osuna - Founder and CEO of Influencer PressJennifer Bersen - Founder of Jeneration PR & Jeneration AcademyAsh Kumra - CoFounder & CEO of YoungryStephanie Horbaczewski - CEO & President of StyleHaulCalli Cholodenko - Founder & CEO of Something Social

Madeline Hayden - CEO of Nutpods‎Ulyses Osuna - Founder and CEO of Influencer PressJennifer Bersen - Founder of Jeneration PR & Jeneration AcademyAsh Kumra - CoFounder & CEO of YoungryStephanie Horbaczewski - CEO & President of StyleHaulCalli Cholodenko - Founder & CEO of Something Social

Ash Kumra, an award-winning entrepreneur, author, public speaker, and talk show host recognized twice by the White House as an entrepreneur making an impact. Listen as Ash shares how he runs Youngry, a media company he co-founded that informs, inspires, and elevates young and hungry minded entrepreneurs to thrive. Famous Five: Favorite Book? – Inside Steve’s Brain What CEO do you follow? –  Mark Benioff Favorite online tool? — Lead.com Do you get 8 hours of sleep?— Yes If you could let your 20-year old self know one thing, what would it be? – “To not be worried about other people’s things”   Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:44 – Nathan introduces Ash to the show 02:10 – Youngry is an entrepreneur media company 02:27 – Youngry provides helpful information from successful entrepreneurs 02:38 – Youngry’s business model provides e-commerce product 03:40 – Youngry provides a community for early stage entrepreneurs to get the best content to help them thrive 05:04 – Ash and his team decided to launch Youngry with an equity crowd funding 05:12 – The new law stating that both credited and uncredited can invest in a deal 05:27 – Difference of credited and uncredited 05:48 – Worked with AngelList 05:53 – AngelList launched an equity crowd funding called Republic 06:15 – Republic.co 06:40 – Minimum amount to invest is $ 10 06:50 – Minimum goal to hit is $ 50,000 06:55 – Youngry hits $ 65,920 07:00 – Crowd safe is a form of a safe note 08:25 – What if people want to donate but think that valuation is crap? 08:30 – “It is not a donation but an actual investment” 08:45 – Questions about crowd funding should go to the crowd forum 09:08 – Youngry made a $ 2 million value 10:00 – Ash and his partner had $ 50,000 as a side money 10:30 – Youngry already made $ 65,000 revenue 11:00 – Youngry is various focus 11:23 – Influence remarking as an e-commerce marking 11:28 – Bigger brands see the value of audience that Youngry is generating 11:32 – In 60 days, Youngry generated 50,000-75,000 audience 12:05 – The crowd funding campaign helped Youngry get fraction from the larger brands 12:28 – Youngry’s event sponsorship 13:15 – Launch date of Youngry is December 1 2016 13:30 – Connect with Ash through Ash@Youngry.com 15:38 – The Famous Five   3 Key Points: Equity crowdfunding can be beneficial to both startups and investors. Study and learn the process before investing – even the legal matters. Mind your own business. Don’t worry too much about other people’s problems.   Resources Mentioned: Toptal – Nathan found his development team using Toptal  for his new business Send Later. He was able to keep 100% equity and didn’t have to hire a co-founder due to quality of Toptal  developers. Host Gator – The site Nathan uses to buy his domain names and hosting for the cheapest price possible. Freshbooks – The site Nathan uses to manage his invoices and accounts. Leadpages  – The drag and drop tool Nathan uses to quickly create his webinar landing pages which convert at 35%+ Audible – Nathan uses Audible when he’s driving from Austin to San Antonio (1.5 hour drive) to listen to audio books. Assistant.to – The site Nathan uses to book meetings with one email. Acuity Scheduling – Nathan uses Acuity to schedule his podcast interviews and appointments Drip – Nathan uses Drip’s email automation platform and visual campaign builder to build his sales funnel. Ash@Youngry.com – Ash’s email address Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives

Ash Kumra is the founder and CEO of Youngry, a media company that inspires and elevates young and hungry entrepreneurs to thrive. Today, Ash will share how discovering his purpose led to starting a movement and why you should start each morning with a celebration of you. More at www.bemovingforward.com. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn @Bemovingforward The Corporate Cliches Adult Coloring Book is available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble online: Just go to Bit.ly/corporatecliches

With a mission to unite the entrepreneurship ecosystem and a democratized platform for entrepreneurship news, original video programming, and e-commerce products -- Youngry works to help entrepreneurs become truly successful. And behind it all is two-time White House award winning entrepreneur Ash Kumra. He works along with his team at Youngry to inspire and elevate the young and hungry minded entrepreneurs to thrive. If you're looking to starting your own firm and have a knack for entrepreneurship -- look so further! Ash Kumra & Youngry are here to help you grow into your dreams. 

Jess and Josh return once more with Ash Kumra to go over some more details on his company Youngry.

Jess and Josh Interview returning guest Ash Kumra as he updates us on his latest ventures with Youngry.

Ash Kumra is the founder of Youngry .com He was interviewed by David Cogan of Eliances Heroes radio show amfm. David and Ash discuss entrepreneurship and the importance of engaging young entrepreneurs to help them be successful. Youngry is named for the young and success-hungry entrepreneurs Kumra is driven to inspire.

Hello Babies. We are thrilled to bring you this interview with Camp Tawonga's own, Gabi Moskowitz, creator of Brokeass Gourmet and the inspiration for ABC Family's sitcom Young and Hungry! Gabi shares the story of her meteoric rise to food blogging fame and the incredible journey of adapting her life into a hit T.V show. Gabi also saved Aaron's life once and we talk about that. Thanks for listening!