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Psychology of Entrepreneurship
Ronsley Vaz
89 episodes
2 weeks ago
What if we were not alone as entrepreneurs, artists, athletes & creatives? We are trained to believe that if we are not doing something productive at every moment of every day that we are failing, that we are being left behind. That we are not working towards success. The Psychology of Entrepreneurship, hosted by Ronsley Vaz, brings to the public discussion insights from New York Times bestselling authors, founders of multi-million dollar companies, Olympic athletes, clinical psychologists, professors, high profile musicians and performing artists. Ronsley and his guests will cover every perspective and angle there is on the internal workings that happen in the mind of an Entrepreneur. Through conversations with these guest experts, whether they are jet fighter pilots or athletes or singers or entrepreneurs, we will find out why we believe that we're not good enough. Why we sell ourselves short on the things that we've done. To discover what really is imposter syndrome? In a society that makes you conform to all sorts of structures, standing out and being yourself is a rebellious act. There's never been a better time for you to be yourself. If you are an entrepreneur, artist, athlete or creative, one who makes something that didn't exist before, then this is for you. Become a FIRST RESPONDER - go to mustamplify.com/poe and click the button.
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What if we were not alone as entrepreneurs, artists, athletes & creatives? We are trained to believe that if we are not doing something productive at every moment of every day that we are failing, that we are being left behind. That we are not working towards success. The Psychology of Entrepreneurship, hosted by Ronsley Vaz, brings to the public discussion insights from New York Times bestselling authors, founders of multi-million dollar companies, Olympic athletes, clinical psychologists, professors, high profile musicians and performing artists. Ronsley and his guests will cover every perspective and angle there is on the internal workings that happen in the mind of an Entrepreneur. Through conversations with these guest experts, whether they are jet fighter pilots or athletes or singers or entrepreneurs, we will find out why we believe that we're not good enough. Why we sell ourselves short on the things that we've done. To discover what really is imposter syndrome? In a society that makes you conform to all sorts of structures, standing out and being yourself is a rebellious act. There's never been a better time for you to be yourself. If you are an entrepreneur, artist, athlete or creative, one who makes something that didn't exist before, then this is for you. Become a FIRST RESPONDER - go to mustamplify.com/poe and click the button.
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Psychology of Entrepreneurship
Building a Wellness Empire While Struggling with Your Own Mental Health feat. Robbie Bent

BUILDING THROUGH BURNOUT with ROBBIE BENT

The entrepreneur's mind is constantly juggling family, business, emotions, and expectations. We want to excel at everything, but we end up feeling like we're failing at everything. In this episode, we explore how to build something that serves others while struggling with your own emotional balance - and why the businesses that heal us often become the ones that heal the world.

About Robbie BentRobbie Bent is the founder of Other Ship, a wellness company that combines ice baths, saunas, and guided emotional experiences to help thousands of people process their emotions and build resilience. What started as a simple ice bath in his Toronto backyard has evolved into a movement serving communities across multiple cities, with an accompanying app that has facilitated hundreds of thousands of sessions.

Robbie's journey to wellness entrepreneurship wasn't traditional. After struggling with drugs and alcohol, he moved back to Toronto four years sober, searching for healthy community and connection. Rather than finding an existing solution, he created one - beginning with a free backyard ice bath that anyone could use. This grassroots approach grew organically into a business that now trains dozens of guides and operates multiple physical spaces, all while maintaining its core mission of authentic transformation.

What makes Robbie unique is his radical honesty about the psychological challenges of building a wellness empire while struggling with his own emotional balance. He demonstrates that the most sustainable businesses often emerge from solving our own deepest needs, and that using your own product as medicine during difficult business moments isn't just strategy - it's survival.

Robbie's unique perspective: "I've never been so busy and also needing to be a leader of so many people, plus balance my family life and continuously feeling like I'm not doing excellent at any of the things. I'm not working enough. I'm not a good enough dad. I'm not a good enough partner."

Key Topics Discussed in This Volume:

  • The Entrepreneur's Emotional Paradox - Building something that helps others find peace while experiencing internal chaos
  • From Personal Healing to Business Model - How solving your own deepest needs creates sustainable businesses
  • The Psychology of Anger in Business - Why anger becomes our default when we feel powerless and how to transform it
  • Building Community Before Product - Starting with free backyard ice baths and growing organically through authentic connection
  • Customer Language as Marketing Gold - Using your first 100 customers' words to describe your product better than any marketing copy
  • The Ecosystem Approach - How apps, physical spaces, and content can feed each other for sustainable growth
  • Scaling While Maintaining Soul - Balancing creative integrity with business demands and the psychology of creative entrepreneurship
  • Using Your Product as Medicine - How founders can access their own healing through the businesses they build

PRACTICAL TAKEAWAYS:Robbie's Community-First Business Framework:

The Backyard Validation Method - Start with free access in your own space, observe who returns repeatedly, and use their language to describe your offering

The Ecosystem Model - Build complementary products where physical spaces inspire digital products, apps fund content, and content promotes spaces

The Guide Training System - Scale personal transformation by training others to facilitate experiences, creating both community and revenue streams

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4 months ago
13 minutes 43 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
The Artist to Entrepreneur Evolution feat. Justin Buzzi

There's never been a better time for you to leverage your unique perspective and turn it into entrepreneurial success.

If you are an entrepreneur, artist, athlete or creative, one who makes something that didn't exist before, then this is for you.

In this volume of The Psychology of Entrepreneurship… I interview Justin Buzzi about the evolution from artist to entrepreneur and the power of viewing yourself as a marketer first.


About Justin Buzzi

Justin started his entrepreneurial journey at 13 years old, creating music in his closet and posting on MySpace. What began as teenage creativity has evolved into a multifaceted business empire. Today, he runs a successful kayak tour franchise with 32+ locations, hosts three different podcasts (Building a Buzz, Get Up and Scale, and Let's Yak), and has mastered the art of content creation with over 2 million YouTube views in recent months.

Justin's unique perspective: "I feel like I run a marketing agency that just happens to do kayaking."

Key takeaways:

  • How creative pursuits naturally develop business acumen
  • Why seeing yourself as a marketer who happens to do X changes everything
  • Managing three podcasts while running a growing franchise business
  • Using podcasts to access conversations that cold emails can't reach
  • Practical applications from note-taking to custom GPTs for franchisees
  • What it's like being in the room with Gary Vaynerchuk and high-level entrepreneurs
  • The crucial mindset shift that changes how you approach entrepreneurship
  • Moving beyond other people's definitions to create meaningful impact

Powerful Insights from Justin:

"You need to understand the conversation you're having with the people you're having that conversation with. If you don't understand that, you're gonna miss the mark on a lot of things."

"You need to understand the conversation you're having with the people you're having that conversation with. If you don't understand that, you're gonna miss the mark on a lot of things."

"At the end of the day, it's just kayaking. We're not putting out actual fires... that perspective has helped quite a bit."

"The business is gonna work because I'm part of the business and because I'm who I am... betting on yourself vs. betting on the business."

The Three-Podcast Strategy:

Building a Buzz - Personal branding and business insightsGet Up and Scale - Scaling business operations and growthLet's Yak - Podcasting while kayaking (Gary Vaynerchuk's suggestion in action)

Each serves a different audience and purpose while building Justin's personal brand and expanding his network.

AI Applications Justin Uses:

  • Meeting note-takers - Focus on conversations instead of typing notes
  • Custom GPTs - Created for franchisees to answer questions without coming to him
  • Content ideation - Brainstorming partner when you need quick answers
  • Customer journey optimization - Improving booking flows and chatbots
  • Google AI positioning - Ensuring his business appears in AI-generated local search results

The Bigger Picture:

Justin's story demonstrates that entrepreneurship often begins long before we realize it. His transition from a 13-year-old making music in his closet to a successful multi-business owner shows how creative skills naturally evolve into business acumen when combined with a marketing mindset.

His emphasis on "fitting in in a lot of different scenarios" and having meaningful conversations across diverse groups isn't just a social skill—it's a powerful marketing advantage that allows him to connect authentically with various audiences.

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4 months ago
29 minutes 49 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
82. Recycled - Volume with Matt Bertulli

 

In this episode we speak about:

  • The psychology of being an entrepreneur and why its become cool to be a loser.
  • The failure muscle every entrepreneur needs to cultivate and work
  • Why you got to look closely at who can teach you what and where to find your mentors
  • Idolising the Elon Musk's of the world
  • Pela Case's mission of creating a waste free future
  • Why your recycling efforts are quite useless
  • Understanding food waste and how we have started to take our food for granted
  • Kiss the Ground ... the documentary 
  • The impact of Plastic WASTE
  • How we recycle plastic at the moment
  • Lomi - making composting easier and in everyone's kitchen
  • Solving the worlds' most meaningful problems

If you have a business and a podcast download your free copy of The Recurring Results Roadmap for Podcasters™. Download it here - https://roadmap.wearepodcast.com

This Roadmap gives you 3 main things:

  1. Your perfect clients' attention - You know that you're the best kept secret in your industry. We'll show you how to get your audiences' attention. It's quite simple if you follow the right steps.
  2. Their deepest engagement - No form of content is more engaging than voice and audio. We'll show you how to create an engaging podcast.
  3. An easy method to sell - The average sales process is a mess, for everyone. We'll show you how to avoid 'icky' conversations and properly grow your business.

 

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3 years ago
26 minutes 57 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
81. Mental Stamina - Volume with Bri Seeley

In a society that makes you conform to all sorts of structures, standing out and being yourself is a rebellious act. There's never been a better time for you to be yourself.

If you are an entrepreneur, artist, athlete or creative, one who makes something that didn't exist before, then this is for you

In this volume of The Psychology of Entrepreneurship…

I interview Bri Seeley about mental stamina & decision fatigue because:

  • Bri was awarded a Silver Stevie Award in 2020 for Coach of the Year - Business and a Bronze Stevie Award in 2020 for Woman of the Year - Business Services.
  • She is a member of the Forbes Coaches Council,
  • The author of the best-selling Permission to Leap, and has been seen on The TODAY Show, Forbes, Entrepreneur, Yahoo!
  • She's the top-ranking 'Entrepreneur Coach' on Google.
  • She is also the host of the success diaries a podcast that I’ve been on which is so cool.
  • Bri Seeley … is an entrepreneur, a coach of entrepreneurs, and a believer that we can all get the goals we strive for.

In this episode we speak about:

  • The psychology of being an entrepreneur
  • The inner game that we can't see, we can't touch, and we can't put our fingers on
  • The amount of mental discipline required in entrepreneurship
  • Naveen Jain
  • Mental Stamina ... how to thing about it, how to pursue it and some ideas to increase your mental stamina
  • Bri's journey into entrepreneurship
  • Decision Fatigue ... why we don't make certain decisions and how they make us tired
  • How to reduce decision fatigue by keeping your bigger vision in mind
  • The stories that we tell ourselves about like, "Oh, I can't possibly have that."
  • The struggles for entrepreneurs vary depending on the stage of entrepreneurship they are at
  • Charging what you are worth
  • Enneagram ... and its theory

If you have a business and a podcast download your free copy of The Recurring Results Roadmap for Podcasters™. Download it here - https://roadmap.wearepodcast.com

This Roadmap gives you 3 main things:

  1. Your perfect clients' attention - You know that you're the best kept secret in your industry. We'll show you how to get your audiences' attention. It's quite simple if you follow the right steps.
  2. Their deepest engagement - No form of content is more engaging than voice and audio. We'll show you how to create an engaging podcast.
  3. An easy method to sell - The average sales process is a mess, for everyone. We'll show you how to avoid 'icky' conversations and properly grow your business.

 

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3 years ago
30 minutes 40 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
80. Volume: Tina Tower: Micro-Million Dollar Business

In a society that makes you conform to all sorts of structures, standing out and being yourself is a rebellious act. There's never been a better time for you to be yourself.

If you are an entrepreneur, artist, athlete or creative, one who makes something that didn't exist before, then this is for you

In this volume of The Psychology of Entrepreneurship…

I interview Tina Tower about creating a Micro-Million Dollar business because:

  • She is the Author of One Life - How To Have The Life of Your Dreams, released in 2018. And now … Million Dollar Micro Business (get your book if you haven’t already got it. I’ve read it cover to cover.)
  • She has won the Telstra National Young Business Woman of the Year Award
  • She is an Australian Business Champion featured on the Today Show, in the Financial Review, on Sky Business as well as the Business Woman to watch by Huffington Post.
  • She is a Coach to online course creators, A Podcaster, Business Strategist … and my friend :) 

IN this episode we speak about:

  • Being the example, the leader & the believer.
  • Her first exciting moment in entrepreneurship
  • The disparity of professionalism
  • The Taliban and what is happening now
  • Tina's backstory - the lawyer, teacher, entrepreneur
  • Sales & Selling - how to not have icky sales conversations
  • The 7 day launch formula
  • How to prepare for a selling campaign
  • The mountain of value you already have
  • The most important thing you can do for women rights
  • Generational women issues
  • How to show up as an entrepreneur

If you have a business and a podcast download your free copy of The Recurring Results Roadmap for Podcasters™. Download it here - https://roadmap.wearepodcast.com

This Roadmap gives you 3 main things:

  1. Your perfect clients' attention - You know that you're the best kept secret in your industry. We'll show you how to get your audiences' attention. It's quite simple if you follow the right steps.
  2. Their deepest engagement - No form of content is more engaging than voice and audio. We'll show you how to create an engaging podcast.
  3. An easy method to sell - The average sales process is a mess, for everyone. We'll show you how to avoid 'icky' conversations and properly grow your business.
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4 years ago
29 minutes 42 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
79. Volume: Erik Huberman: The Victim Complex

Focusing on the negative gets you nowhere, especially in business. If you don’t want to be a victim of yourself, it’s simple. Don’t be one. Founder and CEO of Hawke Media, Erik Huberman, isn’t one to take sh*t from anyone. In fact, he credits that attitude for getting him this far. Erik’s a nice guy for sure, but he doesn’t play “Mr Nice Guy”. This volume features Erik’s entire uncut interview, and it’s one you’re going to want to check out.


|| LINKS || hawkemedia.com/ | Full show notes - mustamplify.com/poe-2/

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4 years ago
49 minutes 22 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
78. Volume: Jane Vadiveloo Uncut

When it comes to making any sort of lasting change in the world, you have to start with the children. After all, it’s the generations that come after us that are going to be cleaning up our messes. Jane Vadiveloo knows that better than anyone. And it’s why she’s dedicated her life and career to building a better future for Aboriginal youth. Hear her entire uncut interview about her important work in this volume.


|| LINKS || childrensground.org.au/ | Full show notes - mustamplify.com/poe-2/

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4 years ago
1 hour 18 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
77. Volume: Negotiation

We’ve all negotiated at some point in our lives. Whether you’re the president of your country negotiating international trade or a high schooler negotiating curfew with your parents, it all counts. Negotiation is for everyone. Entrepreneur or not, you can use negotiation tools in virtually any scenario. If you want to feel seen and acknowledged, and make someone else feel the same way, you definitely want to give this volume a listen.


|| LINKS || Full show notes - https://mustamplify.com/poe-2/

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4 years ago
29 minutes 31 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
76. Volume: The Art and Science of Saying No

Saying no isn’t always easy, but it’s entirely necessary to create boundaries. This goes for your kids, your friends, your family, your co-workers and your business associates. But can you say no too much? The art and science of saying no is a bit complex, but it all comes down to staying true to yourself. This enlightening Clubhouse conversation explores everything that goes into how and when to say no – in your entrepreneurial journey, and in life.


|| LINKS || Full show notes - mustamplify.com/poe-2/

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4 years ago
30 minutes 5 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
75. Volume: A Guide To Clubhouse for Business

There are so many social media apps out there, and they all have their pros and cons as far as using them in a business capacity. Clubhouse is the new kid on the block, and as an audio-only platform, it has many advantages other platforms do not. Clubhouse has the potential to be an integral part of your entrepreneurial journey. If you’re wondering the how, when and what makes this all possible, you definitely want to tune into this volume. 


|| LINKS || Full show notes - mustamplify.com/poe-2/

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4 years ago
30 minutes 35 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
74. Volume: Bitcoin 101

You probably hear about Bitcoin on a daily basis by now. It’s on the news, in your social media newsfeed and in casual conversations around the world. But what is it? And what does it mean for the future of money? Bitcoin is an undeniable force that we all should be paying more attention to. Luckily, I happen to have some well-known friends in this area. So, in this Clubhouse fireside chat, you’ll hear Bitcoin experts Jimmy Song and Brad Mills discuss it. Welcome to Bitcoin 101.


|| LINKS || Full show notes - mustamplify.com/poe-2

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4 years ago
32 minutes 7 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
73. Volume: The Freedom of Decentralised Money: Bitcoin

What freedoms are you giving away without even knowing it? And what does freedom really mean, anyway? It turns out freedom means different things to different people. However, we’re all affected by its definition. In this volume, we’re bringing you yet another riveting Clubhouse conversation. How is money connected to freedom? How is that going to change in the future? Tune in to find out!


|| LINKS || Full show notes - mustamplify.com/poe-2

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4 years ago
32 minutes 23 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
72. Volume: Philip McKernan: Impact

Leaving a lasting impact on those around you is easier than you think. The real question is, what kind of impact are you going to leave? In this Clubhouse conversation, Philip McKernan discusses how using your voice can make an impact in the world. But sometimes, it’s the smaller impacts you make that are the most important.


|| LINKS || philipmckernan.com | Full show notes - mustamplify.com/poe-2

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4 years ago
31 minutes 59 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
71. Volume: Problem Solvers

There are currently many global problems that need solving. The sheer amount of suffering that goes on in the world can be so overwhelming that it’s hard to know where to begin. Human beings are innately selfish. We’ve evolved this way to survive. However, if we can slightly shift our perspective, or leave our minds open to unique ideas, we can all become problem solvers. Check out this Clubhouse conversation of a panel full of amazing innovators discussing how we can tackle global issues.


|| LINKS | | Full show notes - https://mustamplify.com/poe-2

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4 years ago
34 minutes 42 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
70. Volume: Simon Cheng: Healer

Healing doesn’t have to only happen in the spiritual sense. There are so many ways to be a healer, in both your personal and professional life. During an insightful conversation with Simon Cheng, founder and CEO of Pique Tea, we touch on ways people all over the world incorporate healing into their culture. Sometimes simply changing the way you interact with the people around you can inspire healing.


|| LINKS | www.piquetea.com/ | wearepodcast.com/events/ | Full show notes - mustamplify.com/poe-2

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4 years ago
34 minutes 20 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
69. Volume: George Wilkerson: Artist

Art is subjective. When you view a piece of art or read a poem or story, you take your own thoughts and experiences and project them onto the subject at hand. An artist can grow immensely from playing on the feedback they receive. In this volume, I talk with Death Row inmate George Wilkerson on how he uses art and poetry as a way to connect with himself and the outside world. 

 

|| LINKS || tessiecastillo.com/product/crimsonletters/ | wearepodcast.com/events/ | Full show notes - mustamplify.com/poe-2

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4 years ago
32 minutes 19 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
68. Volume: Rachel Luna: Equity

What’s the difference between equity and equality? Well, equality ensures that everyone has access to the same thing. Equity, however, is about getting everyone what they need to thrive. In this volume, master coach, speaker and best-selling author Rachel Luna chats with me about personal identity and how it pertains to equity. Rachel has coached some of the most successful entrepreneurs in the world. And she has led the kind of life that gives her the credentials to do so.


|| LINKS || www.rachelluna.biz/ Follow Rachel on Instagram - @girlconfident/ |  wearepodcast.com/events/ | Full show notes - mustamplify.com/psychology-of-entrepreneurship/

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4 years ago
36 minutes 33 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
67. Volume: Kerwin Rae: Athlete

Being an entrepreneur is much like being a professional athlete. When you’re an athlete, you have to be acutely aware of the status of both your physical and mental health. If you’re not taking time to nurture yourself, stress can easily take over. In business, self-awareness can mean the difference between success and burn-out. Kerwin Rae has coached over 100,000 people worldwide in this exact philosophy. In this volume, he shares some straight-forward truths on self-care in the business world.

 

|| LINKS || kerwinrae.com/ | Connect with Kerwin on LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/kerwinrae |  wearepodcast.com/events/ | Full show notes - mustamplify.com/67-volume-kerwin-rae-athlete/

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4 years ago
37 minutes 49 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
66. Volume: Katie Acheson: Youth Inclusion

As someone who is constantly engaging with youth, Katie knows we can do better. In order to make positive change now, and change for the future, we have to get inside the minds of those who see things with clear eyes. And in order to do that, we need to listen.

|| LINKS || Connect with Katie on LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/katie-acheson-b0582826/ |  numbersandpeople.com/ |  wearepodcast.com/events/ | Full show notes - mustamplify.com/66-volume-katie-acheson-youth-inclusion

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4 years ago
37 minutes 52 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
65. Volume: Naveen Jain: Legacy

Sometimes as entrepreneurs, we get caught up in being known. Maybe you want to be known for your success, known for the money you make or known for the enterprise you build. But legacy isn’t about bank accounts or the number of times your name is mentioned in magazines. It’s about leaving the world a better place than you found it. 

This is The Psychology of Entrepreneurship,

I’m Ronsley Vaz. This uniquely produced audio docuseries follows me, and my guests from all walks of life. We examine world events and break down the reactions and responses to them from business-minded people. Then, together we go inside and unravel the inner workings of the mind of entrepreneurs, artists, athletes and academics. Our goal is to answer the question, “What is the psychology of our decisions?”.

If you are an entrepreneur or would like to explore the entrepreneurial mindset, this is the podcast for you.

Naveen Jain wants his legacy to be the things that he’s stood for.

Naveen is a self-made Billionaire. Yes, you read that correctly. But he never brings up his money or even his success. As he obsessively talks about the companies he’s started, it’s the people he’s helped that take centre stage. That’s what he cares about. That’s what gets him to “jump out of bed with joy every morning.”

Viome, Naveen’s latest venture, is an incredibly innovative company that wants to “make illness optional”. Viome offers unique testing that measures your unique gut microbiome, mitochondria and human immune cell function. Then with your individual test results, they can recommend exact nutritional advice to improve your health. 

In this volume, Naveen tells me why there’s no shame in creating profitable companies. In fact, he explains why you’re able to help more people, the more money you make. For Naveen, it’s never been about monetary success. He wants to leave a legacy of inspiring other people to solve the world’s problems. He wants to be known for what he stood for, not the dollar amount in his bank account. Entrepreneurship is about solving problems, and Naveen never stops thinking about the problems he can solve and the lives he can touch.

Also Within This Volume:
  • Naveen’s upbrings
  • Why you should never forget where you came from
  • Why Naveen will never try to lose his accent
  • Chronic disease vs. Infectious Disease
  • Why he’s never started a non-profit
  • The 3 questions you should ask yourself before started a business
  • What Naveen wants his legacy to be
Links:

Viome - https://www.viome.com/

Naveen Jain on Health Theory - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKb7R5zFBpo

Viome on Instagram  @MyViome

Naveen on Instagram @NaveenJainCEO

Video: Chronic Disease - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IP92d0Rf-UY

Interview with Sir James Dyson - https://www.leadershipnow.com/leadingblog/2007/04/fast_company_interview_with_si.html

We want to hear your podcasting questions! Send them through to kaili@amplifyagency.media to get featured on the show. Or slide into our DM’s on Instagram at www.instagram.com/mustamplifyagency, you know you want to ;) 

Like the polished style of this audio docuseries? Reserve your spot at the next We Are Podcast event so you can learn all kinds of tips and tricks from the experts. They’ll give you all the motivation you need to finally get your show off the ground.

Find @Ronsley on Clubhouse and join The Psychology of Entrepreneurship Club!

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4 years ago
38 minutes 42 seconds

Psychology of Entrepreneurship
What if we were not alone as entrepreneurs, artists, athletes & creatives? We are trained to believe that if we are not doing something productive at every moment of every day that we are failing, that we are being left behind. That we are not working towards success. The Psychology of Entrepreneurship, hosted by Ronsley Vaz, brings to the public discussion insights from New York Times bestselling authors, founders of multi-million dollar companies, Olympic athletes, clinical psychologists, professors, high profile musicians and performing artists. Ronsley and his guests will cover every perspective and angle there is on the internal workings that happen in the mind of an Entrepreneur. Through conversations with these guest experts, whether they are jet fighter pilots or athletes or singers or entrepreneurs, we will find out why we believe that we're not good enough. Why we sell ourselves short on the things that we've done. To discover what really is imposter syndrome? In a society that makes you conform to all sorts of structures, standing out and being yourself is a rebellious act. There's never been a better time for you to be yourself. If you are an entrepreneur, artist, athlete or creative, one who makes something that didn't exist before, then this is for you. Become a FIRST RESPONDER - go to mustamplify.com/poe and click the button.