Most Creators Quit. This Is Why He Didn't. (ft. Tyler O'Shea)

Everybody loves a good underdog story. If you're Tyler O'Shea, you've built a pretty successful business telling those stories.He's the founder and creator of Joker Mag, which started as a website and has blossomed into a full-fledged media company. The Underdog Newsletter has exploded to over 20,000 subscribers and the site regularly generates over 50,000 page views a month. And now, most recently, O'Shea launched his first book The Underdog Mentality: Sports Stories That Will Change How You See the Game (And Yourself). In the last year, O'Shea has also blown up his social presence, going from just a couple thousand followers to an audience of 50,000 across platforms.SUPPORT THIS HERO: Website: https://jokermag.com/X: https://x.com/OSheaSEOUnderdog Newsletter: https://newsletter.jokermag.com/subsc...GET IN TOUCHX: https://x.com/TeamHalftimeTikTok:   / teamhalftimeheroes  Substack: https://halftimeheroes.substack.com/ABOUT HALFTIME HEROES:I'm Ryan. Host of Halftime Heroes. I'm a former Division 1 college soccer captain and serial creator. I've tried everything from blogs to newsletters to very bad TikToks. With this show I'm hoping to bring together my two favorite things: sports and creators. My goal is to get to the bottom of how these incredible creators and entrepreneurs are bringing their athlete mindset to the creator economy.