25 episodes

Mark Malkoff talks to top achievers about how their amazing persistence has shaped their careers and lives. Want to be more tenacious, relentless, and resilient in the things you care about? Then this is the podcast for you! Guests give practical tips on how to achieve your goals and dreams while going past constant roadblocks and persevering during difficult times. These include Soledad O'Brien (EMMY winning journalist), Alan Menken (Oscar winning composer), Aasif Manvi (Daily Show with Jon Stewart), and Mike Massimino (former NASA astronaut).

Persistence 360‪°‬ Mark Malkoff

    • Society & Culture
    • 5.0 • 4 Ratings

Mark Malkoff talks to top achievers about how their amazing persistence has shaped their careers and lives. Want to be more tenacious, relentless, and resilient in the things you care about? Then this is the podcast for you! Guests give practical tips on how to achieve your goals and dreams while going past constant roadblocks and persevering during difficult times. These include Soledad O'Brien (EMMY winning journalist), Alan Menken (Oscar winning composer), Aasif Manvi (Daily Show with Jon Stewart), and Mike Massimino (former NASA astronaut).

    24 - Steve Cohen: "It's not about the outcome, it's about your action"

    24 - Steve Cohen: "It's not about the outcome, it's about your action"

    Relationships can be the key to reaching your goals or holding you back. The producer of “The James Altucher Show” Steve Cohen discusses why he doesn’t consider making contacts “networking”, how surrounding himself with good people has made him a better person and the importance of focusing on the process of your work and not the results.

    • 1 hr 32 min
    23 - Justin Roberts: "I got to live my dream"

    23 - Justin Roberts: "I got to live my dream"

    Working as a WWE ring announcer for over a decade, Justin Roberts discusses his unyielding persistence, the pros and cons of working for a company worth over $2 billion, and the importance of not always relying on others to get the job done.

    • 2 hrs 9 min
    22 - Elvis Duran: "Surrounding yourself with people better than you"

    22 - Elvis Duran: "Surrounding yourself with people better than you"

    Elvis Duran has hosted one of the biggest morning radio shows for the last 25 years. He was even inducted into the Hollywood Walk of Fame by Coldplay’s Chris Martin. We sat down to discuss how being fired can be a blessing, asking for things when it’s not your strength, and the power of saying “no”.

    • 42 min
    21 - Charlie Javice: "Rejection is a numbers game"

    21 - Charlie Javice: "Rejection is a numbers game"

    Imagine seeing the frustrating obstacles affecting millions of students applying for financial aid and deciding to create a solution. Charlie Javice discusses building her startup Frank, the 300,000 students Frank has helped receive $7 billion in financial aid, starting a soup kitchen in her high school, and why rejection is a numbers game.

    • 46 min
    20 - Bob Kerrey: "You’ve got to ask for help"

    20 - Bob Kerrey: "You’ve got to ask for help"

    Being a NAVY seal in Vietnam and having part of his leg amputated due to battle, Bob Kerrey discusses the persistence he used in his recovery, the importance of asking for help, knowing when to retreat, and being Governor of Nebraska as well as U.S. Senator.

    • 49 min
    19 - Mario Armstrong: "The only way you fail is if you do not try"

    19 - Mario Armstrong: "The only way you fail is if you do not try"

    Imagine pursuing your dream of being a TV Show host, which results in massive debt, maxing out credit cards, and having to rely on your Mother-in-law to buy groceries. Mario Armstrong discusses overcoming these struggles, becoming a correspondent on The TODAY Show, winning an EMMY, and hosting his very own digital series.

    • 1 hr 22 min

Customer Reviews

5.0 out of 5
4 Ratings

4 Ratings

tedkul ,

Malkoff is a genius!

His real gift is his ability to stay focused on the subject at hand. Where other interview shows get bogged down with ego or performance, Malkoff and his guests discuss what they say they’re going to.

Daniel Beylerian ,

Excellent classroom resource

I think the first time I encountered Mark Malkoff's amazing work was when I watched a YouTube video where he raced a Manhatten Transit Authority bus with his Big Wheel trike. **SPOLIER** He won. He also won my attention so I took in his other grand projects and connected with him on Facebook. He is genuinely an approachable person who is generous with his time, talent and treasure. His most recent successful project is the Persistence 360 podcast. After listening to my first episode, I knew I benefitted from the experience and wanted to share Mark with others. I teach Business Leadership and Management through eLearning and I know my students will benefit from listening to Mark's podcast. His most recent episode with James Altucher impressed me so much that it was clear I could use this podcast series with my eLearning Computer Sciences courses. If you are in education, an academic or a K-12 teacher, you will find value in each episode for your students. Mark's outro with his 3 take aways from the interview and his question for the listener set up these episodes to be excellent resources for the classroom, whether it be flipped, blended, traditional or through eLearning. I'm going to ask my students for their 3 take aways from each episode then ask them to tie those to the content of the course of study. Give him a listen and be prepared to be inspired.

Elisa's Boy ,

Great new Addition to Podcast Library

Became a big fan of Mark Malkoff’s interviewing style after listening to hundreds of hours of his excellent “The Carson Podcast” where he speaks to just about everyone who had known, worked with, appeared with or appreciated Johnny Carson and The Tonight Show. He has become one of my favourite hosts in the podcast medium because (like Johnny Carson) his curiosity and willingness to listen to guests always takes centre stage. You get to know someone new every week and you walk away introduced to new perspectives. Persistence 360 is a perfect fit for his enthusiasm and his energy. It’s a great listen on the way to work, to meetings, to interviews no matter how you make a living or what you’re pursuing. In a world that feels more competitive every day, Persistence 360 is filled with positive reminders on how to keep going, that setbacks are part of the journey, that if you believe in or you love what you do the journey itself is worth it.

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