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#20 - Reinventing The Autograph

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Hi Katie, Caitlin Jenner here. Hello, Martin Charlie Sheen here. Hey Joe. Gary Bushy here. Hey Matt and Liz, what's up? It's Tony Hawk. How's it going Ashley? Lance Bass here. I got one question for you. What did you build? We created the new autograph. One local business has marketed celebrity personalized shout outs. Cameo that allows people to get a special customized message from their favorite celebrity. The platform has attracted athletes, musicians, social media influencers since their launch. The day that we launched we had one talent on the platform. He sent the tweet on and we were just expecting a flood of people and we're looking at Google Analytics and they're two dots. Like it was just such a disaster, but then all of a sudden this dad pops up in Renton, Washington, getting this video and he filmed his daughter's response to it, and that was the moment when we really felt we had something. Five million is not enough. Ten million dollars. Hundred million dollars.

One or two people in a bedroom actually the threats to these like giant multi-billion dollar companies because you have creativity and you have nothing to lose. Add another zero to that price, buddy. Add two more zero. First. No. Every week we sit down with self-made millionaires and ask them.

How did you do it? I didn't start a podcast. I started my own personal business school. And the teachers are the successful entrepreneurs behind the biggest brands and businesses that we find today. I wanted to know the real stories, with all the details. Like, how did you get your first hundred customers? What did it feel like when shit went?

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