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EPISODE · May 19, 2026 · 38 MIN

The "Deathbed" Perspective, Taking the Leap, & Auditing Your Circle w/ Ayinde Bakari (Part 1) - Ep. 7

from No Trade Secrets · host Jarome McKenzie

What does it take to start a complex logistics company in your early twenties and scale it into a national force? In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, we sit down with Ayinde Bakari, the Vice President and Co-Founder of First Mate Logistics. Ayinde shares his journey of launching a business with his college roommate during the chaos of 2020. We dive deep into the power of an unshakable mindset, why your twenties are the perfect time to take massive risks, and the profound "deathbed" perspective that can immediately cure your fear of failure.💡 Unlocking the PlaybookThe Best Time to Take a Leap: If you are young and don't yet have heavy responsibilities like a mortgage or children, that is your ultimate advantage. You have the runway to take a massive risk because you have the time to make up for it if things go wrong.Audit Your Circle: The energy you surround yourself with dictates your trajectory. You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with, so you must be intentional about separating from relationships that are no longer heading in your direction and seeking out peers who challenge you.The "Deathbed" Perspective: When faced with a scary risk, ask yourself: Will I regret not doing this when I am on my deathbed?. Most people regret the things they didn't try much more than their failures.🤫 Part 1's Playbook Secret: Find the Good in the Bad (The official No Trade Secret drops in Part 2, but here is the hidden secret of Part 1!)The universe is going to test you. When massive challenges hit, the secret to surviving is an unwavering optimistic mindset. You can turn almost every negative into a positive if you look at it as a way to learn, grow, or build a deeper relationship with a client or partner.🗣️ Words to Build On"If you're going to be an exceptional person for the most part, you just got to step out of the box and just go for it." – Ayinde Bakari"Show me who your five best friends are and I'll show you an average of who you actually are." – Ayinde Bakari👤 About Ayinde BakariAyinde Bakari is the Vice President and Co-Founder of 1st Mate Logistics, a nationally recognized transportation company specializing in complex logistics solutions across North America. He leads growth strategy, finance, partnerships, and team development as the company continues to scale within the transportation industry. Ayinde is also the founder and host of the YINWorldWide Podcast, where he explores discipline, identity, emotional intelligence, wealth, and modern masculinity through perspective-driven conversations. Blending entrepreneurship with philosophy, he is passionate about building impactful businesses, meaningful media, and a legacy rooted in growth, strength, and purpose.🔗 Links & Resources🎧 Make sure to listen to Part 2 to hear Ayinde's ultimate "No Trade Secret" on avoiding the ultimate entrepreneurial trap!Visit 1st Mate Logistics’ WebsiteListen to the YINWorldwide PodcastReach out to Ayinde at [email protected]

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What does it take to start a complex logistics company in your early twenties and scale it into a national force? In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, we sit down with Ayinde Bakari, the Vice President and Co-Founder of First Mate Logistics. Ayinde shares his journey of launching a business with his college roommate during the chaos of 2020. We dive deep into the power of an unshakable mindset, why your twenties are the perfect time to take massive risks, and the profound "deathbed" persp...

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