Episode 2 - why do a daily podcast?

In this episode I’m sharing why I paused my podcast, why I got back to podcasting, and why I’m doing this daily. I also recommend a great book (Web of Life) and my experience with its author.

Lesson 1: Grant Cardone taught me how to find $1mm in books | Lesson 2: When you speak with an author (someone who wrote a book, any book) - buy the book, read it, try to find the $1mm idea, and share (enthusiastic) feedback; That’s what I did with Jeffrey Meshel (Secrets of a Master Networker) | Lesson 3: Build shows where you’re the star ⭐️ of the show - big or small show doesn’t matter. My poker group became close friends who now spend holidays and do business together.

Welcome to Simple Cyber - cybersecurity made simple, the podcast of the Global Cyber Center by SOSA, the official cyber center of New York city! On our first episode, we speak with William Altman. We discuss the basics of cybersecurity, market trends, deep technology, ethical hacking, and cyber amidst COVID-19. We also share book recommendations, discuss promising cyber companies, and bringing up investments strategies. Tune in! About William:  William is a senior innovation analyst at SOSA, where he produces data-driven research on emerging technologies, industries, and geographies with a focus on cybersecurity. William also works with corporations and governments to develop and execute open innovation strategies that lead to buying, partnering, and investing in the right startups and new technologies. William's published industry research has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, CNN, and The New York Times. Before SOSA, William worked as an industry intelligence analyst at CB Insights covering cybersecurity for four years. He has worked in the Middle East and North Africa where he conducted research on entrepreneurship for three years, and William has a degree from Denison University, and a Master's Degree from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey.