Turning a Shoelace into a Global Brand | Rastaclat Founder Daniel Kasidi

In today’s episode, we have serial entrepreneur James Brennan, the founder of Coke acquired Suja Juice. We dive into his pivots with real estate, fostering clubs like Stingaree, and eventually co-founding a nine-figure business. We also discuss the type of industry James would enter given if he had to start from the ground up. Enjoy!

From styling sororities in college to being one of the most desired wardrobe stylists at Coachella. Demi took her passion for fashion and turned it into a scalable business through trendsetting apparel. With her yearly treasure hunts to source unique products and materials, Demi’s brand is like none other. If you’re into fashion, an entrepreneur, or a digital marketer make sure to give this episode a listen.

Today’s episode we have on Josh Landan, the founder of Saint Archer and Ashland Seltzer. From moving his family for capital funding to being the first company in the last twenty two years to be acquired by MillerCoors, Josh goes deep into his nine figure journey in the alcohol industry. We also discuss his approach to marketing, building a team, and work life balance. Enjoy!

His company's catchphrase, Seek the Positive, isn’t just words in an Instagram bio, it’s a core principle his company acts on. Through the creation of his Seek the Positive Foundation, his brand is going out and making a tangible difference in communities. On this episode we discuss marketing in Asia, strategy with SMS, and how he obtained Olympic and NBA licenses. If you’re a young entrepreneur or aspiring to be, make sure to give this episode a listen!

Nick and Nick have taken the CPG space by storm. TRUFF has quickly become one of the most disruptive brands in recent memory. Sweeping off shelves in stores like Whole Foods all while exponentially growing their Ecomm business. Excited to see where these two young men take the business!

Investor Joe DeFrank comes on the show to expose the myths of the stock market, strategy of the 1%, and his favorite stocks to watch. 

With the impact of COVID I don't think many people would have predicted a quick market rebound. However Ecomm stores and tech have experienced a massive boost in sales. Safe to say stimulus checks are stimulating some new sneakers. It dawned on me that people saw this as a bad time to start a business in these conditions but its actually proving to be quite the contrary. We discuss why!

This episode covers lessons from Tony Robins, the 6 human needs, how to find certainty in uncertain times, and preparing for a rainy day like the corona crisis.

On today’s episode we have the founder of For Those Who Sin, Alex Michael Miller. I first learned about For Those Who Sin through social media after some of Alex’s custom pieces caught my attention. After digging a little bit deeper I learned that Alex is the creative mastermind behind the brand and has used his art pedigree to differentiate the brand in a way that is authentically true to who Alex is as a person. It’s a true underdog story, as a kid from Texas and later living in Ohio he took a leap of faith by flying to LA to land a non paid internship. There he couch surfed and soaked up knowledge like a sponge until he was ready to spread his wings as an entrepreneur. Once he realized a 9-5 wasn’t for him he jumped ship and went all in on his art and business. 

You are about to listen to one of my favorite interviews yet. He is a man who dares to be legendary more than anyone I know. A small town kid from Indiana who had the audacity to dream big. A self taught filmmaker and The Godfather of the creator space. He revolutionized the music video space and has made a huge impact on the way artists create tour content. He has helped create the visual aesthetic for some of the industry’s biggest artists including The Chainsmokers and Justin Bieber and has directed two of their most successful videos of all time racking up over 5 billion plays. He is one of the best story tellers I have ever met and boy are you in for a treat.