Capitalism.com with Ryan Daniel Moran Capitalism.com

Just an excellent podcast with soooooo much great info, actionable steps, and provable results! Ryan is beyond his years and an excellent speaker and teacher.

Capitalism.com Podcast has evolved over the years. The host Ryan Daniel Moran used to feature a lot of people with humble beginning, who have built million-dollar businesses. You’d also hear him documenting his journey on building a 7 and an 8-figure e-commerce, Amazon-centric businesses. With the rise of his annual in-person event: The Capitalism Conference, he brings in many guests that build businesses not just around on Amazon platform, and movers and shakers in multiple industries, well known household names like Shank Tank: Robert Herjavec, and Daymond John.

The most valuable part of this podcast is that Exclusive keynotes from The Capitalism Conference are often released, after the events happened. You will not find these exclusive audios anywhere else. These event speakers are not your typical “gurus”, but practitioners who have built and sold 10 or 100 million-dollar businesses. You can listen to them speak for FREE in this podcast, that people paid thousands of dollars, or tens of thousands to attend the events!

If you want to build a 7-figure business, connect to like-minded people, learn from the greats, be part of something bigger than yourself, you want to listen to Capitalism.com Podcast.

I listened to a few epidodes, and after a couple I couldn't take it anymore. The host is condescending and arrogant, a know-it-all. I'm a pretty savvy businessperson simply looking for some ideas that I haven't already thought of, and at the point where the host said "Let me dumb it down for you" I was done. The majority of his episodes are him going on and on about all the stuff he knows. A better format would be on that is interview-heavy.

With that said, I can tell that the host has some knowledge in the world of FBA and digital marketing. I just prefer podcasts where the host has a little more respect for the intelligence of his audience.