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EPISODE · Feb 28, 2024 · 1H 27M

How to Start A Million Dollar Business This Weekend | Noah Kagan

from The Chase Jarvis LIVE Show

In this episode, Noah Kagan shares his insightful journey from being fired from Facebook and Mint.com to becoming a successful entrepreneur with multiple multi-million dollar businesses. Noah Kagan, who was employee number 30 at Facebook and number 4 at Mint, is a proven entrepreneur who has since created eight multi-million dollar businesses, including AppSumo.com, the number one software deals site for entrepreneurs. He also authored the instant best-selling book, Million Dollar Weekend. During this engaging conversation, Noah opens up about his experiences, the lessons he learned, and the mindset that has driven his success. Some highlights we explore: Noah's perspective on how being fired from Facebook and Mint fueled his determination to control his livelihood. His philosophy of continuous learning from both failures and successes. The concept of "Creator's Courage" and how it helps overcome fear and add fun to the entrepreneurial journey. The "Million Dollar Weekend" process that excites customers to pay. Insights on how to automate your business for growth even while you sleep. Enjoy!

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