Entrepreneur Perspectives Eric Kasimov of KazSource, Inc

The 80/20 principle is a game-changer if truly understood. In this episode, Perry Marshall, master storyteller and author of “Detox, Declutter, Dominate” and “80/20 Sales and Marketing,” shares powerful insights, anecdotes, and extreme examples of how entrepreneurs can revolutionize their ventures by harnessing the 80/20 principle. This is the 80/20 breakthrough episode on Entrepreneur Perspectives!

Throughout the episode, Perry shares fascinating stories and models he has encountered in his career, offering fresh insights into the mindset of a successful marketer and the importance of focusing on what truly works. Recognized by Inc.com as a top sales book, “80/20 Sales and Marketing” has been an eye-opener for our host, Eric, and countless other entrepreneurs seeking growth and development.

Topics covered in this episode “The 80/20 Breakthrough Episode with Perry Marshall”:



* Most bizarre 80/20 examples

* Racking the shotgun to find a mark

* Renaissance Time

* The 4 quadrants of work: renaissance, work ethic, sweetness, barnacles

* The $2,700 espresso machine

* Prospects that call you are significantly more likely to buy

* Carve out your niche

* Freedom to create and reinvent



Wrapping up:



* want to start your own podcast or join our network: https://kazsource.com

* need help in your marketing: https://kazcm.com

* digital sports media brand for entrepreneurs engaged in sports: https://sportse.io



Social media:



* Eric Kasimov: Twitter | LinkedIn

* KazSource: TikTok | YouTube



Related content to “The 80/20 Principle with Perry Marshall”:



* Be Uncommon with Tim Kight

* Be the Parent of Your Company with John Warrillow



Two current projects:



* We published a book! Check it out on Amazon: Altered State of Affairs

* It’s all about mental health in sports: Athlete Mindset podcast



Credits:



* Perry Marshall: Website | 80/20 Sales and Marketing: The Definitive Guide to Working Less and Making More | Detox, Declutter, Dominate: How to Excel by Elimination

* Music, “Here for the Win” provided by Songwriter Jess

As the dawn broke over the latest installment of Entrepreneur Perspectives, a singular luminary emerged from the mist, her pen poised with the deftness of a swordswoman. Caroline Ailanthus, an esteemed author, editor, and writer in her own right, graced the airwaves with her wisdom on the art of writing.

With two masters of the craft in dialogue, the conversation flowed as easily as a swift river in spring. From the depths of their shared experiences, Caroline provided invaluable tips on surmounting the great obstacle of writer’s block, that bane of the scribbler’s existence. Drawing upon her own formidable skills, she illuminated the importance of trust between the writer and the editor, a sacred bond that can only be forged in the furnace of collaboration.

Through her shining example, Caroline reminded us that editors are not critics, but rather compassionate guides, honing our work with an eye towards improvement. The key takeaway from this episode? Give yourself the freedom to write badly, for the journey of a thousand words begins with a single scribble. With the first stroke of your pen, all is possible, for everything else can be tended to in the hallowed halls of the editorial process.

In the end, the fires of creativity burned ever brighter, and the listeners of Entrepreneur Perspectives were left with a sense of wonder and inspiration, ready to set sail upon their own literary voyages.

(a quick ask: a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify goes a long way!)

Topics covered in this episode “Give Yourself Permission to Write Badly”:



* Writing Tips On Structure by Caroline Ailanthus

* Why Writers Need Editors by Caroline Ailanthus

* Why Writers Need Trust by Caroline Ailanthus

* The Necessity of Editors by Eric Kasimov

* Plotter vs Pantser by Jerald Kasimov

* Music as a muse for writers

* “Read what you love until you love to read”

* Dar Williams – Are You Out There?

* Review culture

* Caroline’s novel: Ecological Memory | buy it and leave a review!



Wrapping up:



* want to start your own podcast or join our network: https://kazsource.com

* need help in your marketing: https://kazcm.com

* digital sports media brand for entrepreneurs engaged in sports: https://sportse.io



Social media:



* Eric Kasimov: Twitter | LinkedIn

* KazSource: TikTok | YouTube



Related content to “Give Yourself Permission to Write Badly”:

An episode on why Soccer is more than just a sport in Brazil. This conversation includes insights on soccer as religion in Brazil from an entrepreneur and what he is doing about it. Entrepreneur, Bruno Pessoa, talks about the challenges youth Brazilian soccer players face. And it’s not just the pressure to perform on the field. With an intense passion for soccer, Bruno is supporting these young players and connecting them with avid fans of the sport. He is doing this through community first.

(a quick ask: a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify goes a long way!)

Topics covered in this episode “Soccer as Religion: An Entrepreneur’s Perspective on Brazil’s Passion for the Game”:



Soccer as religion

Goalkeeper mentality

Managing a player’s brand

Helping players generate revenue streams with NFTs

The new age of collectibles brings players and fans together

USA Soccer



Wrapping up:



* want to start your own podcast or join our network: https://kazsource.com

* need help in your marketing: https://kazcm.com

* digital sports media brand for entrepreneurs engaged in sports: https://sportse.io



Social media:



* Twitter @Eric_Kaz: https://twitter.com/eric_kaz

* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erickasimov

* TikTok @kazsource: https://www.tiktok.com/@kazsource

* YouTube: KazSource YouTube page



Related episodes to “Soccer as Religion”:



* The Moment That Changed Everything for a Rising College Basketball Program with Thad Matta

* Portland Timbers Goalkeeper and Storyteller with Jeff Attinella

* PEO Discussion, Origin Stories, and Soccer with Danny Nessim



Two current projects:



* We published a book! Check it out on Amazon: Altered State of Affairs

* It’s all about mental health in sports: Athlete Mindset podcast



Credits:



* Bruno Pessoa: LinkedIn

* Music, “Here for the Win” provided by Songwriter Jess



About our guest, Bruno Pessoa:

Bruno is a second-time entrepreneur having successfully exited his first venture in Brazil. He holds a Marketing degree from Fresno Pacific University. With over ten years of experience in the sports market in Latin America, he has gone through all stages of a company – from ideation, through fundraising, scaling, and exiting. Bruno helped his companies close deals with Adidas, LaLiga, Crypto.com, Onefootball, and others. And now he owns Tero Labs.

The place was Coach Thad Matta’s house. The date was March 4, 2005. It was two days before Ohio State was to take on the undefeated and number-one team in the nation, the Illinois Fighting Illini. No one gave the Buckeyes a chance. But it was in Coach Matta’s house on that day that the coaches knew they needed to have a winning mindset. And then two days later, late in the game, the Buckeyes had a decision. To go for the tie or to go for the win… the rest as they say is history. And this short episode, featuring then Buckeyes’ Assistant Coach Alan Major and Head Coach Thad Matta, talks about this moment that changed everything for the Thad Matta-led Ohio State Buckeyes basketball program.

(a quick ask: a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify goes a long way!)

Wrapping up “The Moment That Changed Everything for a Rising College Basketball Program with Thad Matta”:



* want to start your own podcast or join our network: https://kazsource.com

* need help in your marketing: https://kazcm.com

* digital sports media brand for entrepreneurs engaged in sports: https://sportse.io



Social media:



* Twitter @Eric_Kaz: https://twitter.com/eric_kaz

* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erickasimov

* TikTok @kazsource: https://www.tiktok.com/@kazsource

* YouTube: KazSource YouTube page



Related episodes:



* EP106 | The Pursuit of Uncommon Leadership with Tim Kight

* Sports & Entrepreneurship | Thad Matta | College Basketball Leadership Stories



Two current projects:



* We published a book! Check it out on Amazon: Altered State of Affairs

* It’s all about mental health in sports: Athlete Mindset podcast



Credits:



* Alan Major: LinkedIn

* Music, “Here for the Win” provided by Songwriter Jess

An episode that gives hard truths and examples about the pursuit to be uncommon. This episode is with Tim Kight — founder of Focus3 and a leadership coach for many significant companies and elite sports organizations — that includes being one of the key people part of the Ohio State Buckeyes 2014 National Championship team.

(a quick ask: a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify goes a long way!)

Topics covered in this episode “Be Uncommon with Tim Kight”:



* pushing people to be uncommon

* leadership is a mindset first and a skillset second

* “Today I GET TO: lead with purpose, serve people, solve problems, and bring energy”

* Being relentlessly persistent in order to prevail

* We need to be more persistent, more positive, and more passionate as leaders



Wrapping up:



* want to start your own podcast or join our network: https://kazsource.com

* need help in your marketing: https://kazcm.com

* digital sports media brand for entrepreneurs engaged in sports: https://sportse.io



Social media:



* Twitter @Eric_Kaz: https://twitter.com/eric_kaz

* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erickasimov

* TikTok @kazsource: https://www.tiktok.com/@kazsource

* YouTube: KazSource YouTube page



Related episodes:



* Don’t Be an Amateur at Your Life with Tim Kight

* One Negative Comment Can Threaten My Safety | Michael Brody-Waite



Two current projects:



* We published a book! Check it out on Amazon: Altered State of Affairs

* It’s all about mental health in sports: Athlete Mindset podcast



Credits:



* Tim Kight: Focus3

* Music, “Here for the Win” provided by Songwriter Jess



 

A conversation with Lynn Cunningham, an award winning filmmaker and the director/producer of the essential and eye-opening documentary, Medicating Normal.

Topics for the Medicating Normal Documentary Discussion:



Medicating Normal documentary

Creating a documentary

Uncomfortable has somehow come to mean abnormal

Normal sadness and anxiety

The new need to eliminate pain

10 minutes with your doctor is all you get

Alternatives to Medication – nutrition, exercise, sleep

Teenage girls and over prescription of anti-anxiety medication | a problematic trend

Adderall shortage trending on Twitter

Adderall might have some benefits short-term, but in the long run it might cause anxiety and addiction

Jordan Peterson’s complications with benzodiazepines

Neurological injury from medication withdrawal

Athlete mental health

Celiac disease

Learn about and watch the documentary, Medicating Normal: website | Amazon Prime Video | AppleTV



In case you haven’t noticed, we love podcasts. In fact, we love building podcasts. Everything from development to production. Because of all that, we’re building a one-of-a-kind podcast network. If you have a podcast or are looking to launch a new podcast then we should talk. You can message me on Twitter @eric_kaz or hit us up any way that works for you. Let’s talk about your podcast joining this one-of-a-kind podcast network. 

Medicating Normal Documentary Discussion | About Lynn Cunningham

Award winning filmmaker, and co-director/producer of Medicating Normal, Lynn Cunningham produced, directed and edited films/TV for PBS and the History Channel in the 1980s and 1990s. A Quiet Revolution: The Emergence of Alternative Education in Japan; Twenty Years of Co-Education; A Family in Progress; An Innovator’s Story, Behind the Scenes, Walter Reuther & the Birth of the UAW, Tadao Ando, Butoh: A Body on the Edge of Crisis, etc).

Twenty years ago, as Lynn was becoming a parent herself, she witnessed with crushing despair the dramatic transformation of a beloved family member. Once a bright, high functioning student-athlete having graduated from an elite college, Lynn’s relative had become in a few short years– a terrified, suicidal shell of her former self— diagnosed with serious mental illness. Putting their faith in the best psychiatric standard of care at the time in the late 90s, Lynn and her family were initially reassured by the relief and stability provided by medication and therapy. After a ten-year period, however, one medicine had become ten, and income from a vibrant, self-sufficient career was replaced with monthly disability payments. Unable to provide an answer to her relative’s persistent self-doubt, “Is everything going to be OK?”” Lynn began searching for answers. She joined with her filmmaking partner Wendy Ractliffe, embarking on five years of research into the complex world of mental health treatment. After discovering Robert Whitaker’s Anatomy of an Epidemic, they interviewed 100s of psychiatric patients and consulted with scores of experts across the country about their experiences. A personal quest to help one suffering individual turned into a mission to tell an untold story. In Medicating Normal, Lynn and Wendy began to piece together a stunning new perspective on the safety and efficacy of psychiatric drugs and society’s over reliance on them to relieve pain and suffering. (source: Lynn Cunningham&#821...