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Junaid Ahmed
Hacks and Hobbies
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10x is Better Than 2x
That's a really well put way to buying a business to buying into a glorified underpaid job. And I actually love this book by Dan Sullivan, 10x is better than 2x.
Atomic Habits
That's really powerful and it actually reminds me of a experience that James Clear's book Atomic Habits talks about.
small bets
There's a great book I love, it's called like small bets. The idea being that when you have a smaller scrappier startup, you can try things out, you can afford to experiment, right?
Bill Nye's upside down pyramid of design
And that actually reminds me of a concept that Bill Nye talks about. It's called the upside down pyramid of design and he talks about it's got to work here.
Jeremy Shapiro
Jeremy, welcome to the show.
Dan Sullivan
And I actually love this book by Dan Sullivan, 10x is better than 2x.
James Clear
That's really powerful and it actually reminds me of a experience that James Clear's book Atomic Habits talks about.
Bill Nye
And I've seen beautiful systems all the time that never have any water flowing through them. And that's really sad. Now, entrepreneurship is often a roller coaster of successes and failures. What's so
E727 - Jeremy Shapiro - How to Build a Business That Gives You Freedom, Not a Second Job
Welcome to Hacks & Hobbies, where we dive deep into the stories of passionate entrepreneurs who are rewriting the rules of success. I'm your host, Junaid Ahmed, and today, we're unlocking the secrets of entrepreneurial freedom with a man who's been in the trenches and emerged with wisdom that can transform your business journey. Meet Jeremy Shapiro - a serial entrepreneur, mentor, and coach who's spent decades helping founders break free from the daily grind. Imagine a business that doesn't just survive, but thrives - giving you the time, financial stability, and personal fulfillment you've always dreamed of.In this episode, Jeremy will shatter the myth that success means working 24/7. We'll explore how small strategic changes can create massive shifts in your business, why community is your greatest asset, and how to build a company that serves your life, not the other way around. Whether you're a startup founder, a seasoned business owner, or simply curious about the entrepreneurial mindset, this conversation will challenge everything you thought you knew about building a successful business. Get ready to reimagine your entrepreneurial path. Where to reach our Guest: https://BayAreaMastermind.com/https://linkedin.com/in/jeremyshapiro/https://instagram.com/bayareamastermindhttps://linkedin.com/company/bay-area-mastermind/https://facebook.com/BayAreaMastermind3 Hacks to take away Entrepreneurial Freedom is About Optionality, Not Just Money Jeremy emphasizes that true entrepreneurial success isn't about working endless hours, but creating a business that provides choice in how you spend your time. This means building systems that allow the business to operate without constant personal intervention, giving entrepreneurs the ability to step away, travel, spend time with family, or pursue other interests. Small Hinges Swing Big Doors Jeremy introduces the concept that minor strategic changes can create significant business transformations. By focusing on small, iterative improvements and being willing to experiment, entrepreneurs can unlock massive potential in their existing businesses. The key is to continuously test, learn, and adapt rather than remaining stuck in rigid approaches. Don't Go It Alone - Community is Your Greatest Asset The conversation repeatedly highlights the importance of surrounding yourself with like-minded entrepreneurs. Just as cyclists draft off each other in a peloton to move faster and further, business owners can accelerate their growth by learning from peers, sharing experiences, and creating a supportive network that provides diverse perspectives and collective wisdom. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
"it's about that optionality of time. See many folks get into business and end up really just being self employed, right?"
"The first is this mindset of perfectionism, that nobody else can do the work as well as you can in the company."
"The second is this fear-based idea that if you show someone else how to run parts of your business, they'll take that idea, go run"
"Surround yourself with like-minded individuals who've been there, who've done that and who get you and understand what you're going through."
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