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Beyond the 9 to 5, Banking Big On Your Hobby, Baguettes & Disney with John C. Morley
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Today we chat with serial entrepreneur friend John C. Morley!
The episode explores a bold decision: to leave the corporate world. It decodes the secrets to thriving in the food industry. It shows the vital role of passion and innovation in business.
Discover the critical role of experience over traditional learning. Understand economic strategies through real-life examples, and now Popcorn and Cupcakes shaped some of his biggest business decisions.
If you're contemplating turning your hobby into a profitable business or need an inspiration boost to break free from unsatisfying jobs, this episode might be your ticket to freedom.
Connect with John
Website: https://www.believemeachieve.com/
Timestamped overview:
00:00 Engineer becomes accidental entrepreneur, starts IT company.
05:07 Transitioning to entrepreneur, starting with $130,000.
07:41 Exciting offer: $20k off + 40 hours training.
11:17 I declined his offer and he left.
13:52 Embracing mistakes, learning through trial and error.
16:33 Challenges with masculinity and entrepreneurship beliefs.
20:59 Handle it, but don't put me down.
25:10 Skipped lunch, wait at lights, got water.
28:45 Start small, sell to friends first, expand.
29:27 Rent a kitchen to bake and sell.
33:11 Realize dangers of food, start small business.
37:23 Marketing company needs separate food company partnership.
39:08 Profits from selling unique kites and pastries.
44:02 Making a hobby into a business endeavor.
46:56 Help Democrats, wear face masks, cooperate for safety.
49:04 Questioning passion and viability of entrepreneurial ventures.
Enjoy!
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