Jason Hill

So for six years, I've barely missed a week. People think I'm crazy, right? They're like every week, like, how are you pulling this off? You never miss a show. There's always a guess. And we've been very consistent. We get a cancellation. I look at my cancellation list and I bring someone in. And I look at it as such an opportunity if I get to go there every single week to run a show.

And I have a producer that I pay, of course. So I just make sure that the show continuously goes on. And we work with a lot of folks in PR. The nice thing about working with folks in PR is if you have cancellation, you can reach out to them. They're used to offering their clients last minute opportunities. And a great example is they got their clients on the news, right?

And I have a producer that I pay, of course. So I just make sure that the show continuously goes on. And we work with a lot of folks in PR. The nice thing about working with folks in PR is if you have cancellation, you can reach out to them. They're used to offering their clients last minute opportunities. And a great example is they got their clients on the news, right?

And I have a producer that I pay, of course. So I just make sure that the show continuously goes on. And we work with a lot of folks in PR. The nice thing about working with folks in PR is if you have cancellation, you can reach out to them. They're used to offering their clients last minute opportunities. And a great example is they got their clients on the news, right?

So their clients are used to getting a text message. Hey, we got you on the local news tomorrow at three. Do you want to do it? And people clear their schedules. podcasting has gained me so much knowledge. I've learned from so many individuals what they've been through. And it's a common theme, which is that they just keep going. They have the intuition to just not stop.

So their clients are used to getting a text message. Hey, we got you on the local news tomorrow at three. Do you want to do it? And people clear their schedules. podcasting has gained me so much knowledge. I've learned from so many individuals what they've been through. And it's a common theme, which is that they just keep going. They have the intuition to just not stop.

So their clients are used to getting a text message. Hey, we got you on the local news tomorrow at three. Do you want to do it? And people clear their schedules. podcasting has gained me so much knowledge. I've learned from so many individuals what they've been through. And it's a common theme, which is that they just keep going. They have the intuition to just not stop.

And they're so passionate and they avoid a lot of the noise around them. And often they're not the smartest individuals. I've literally seen people grow businesses from 1 million to 100 million. These entrepreneurs are like you and I. Right. They make mistakes. And what I've seen is they lean on others for knowledge. And by leaning on them, they're able to consistently move forward.

And they're so passionate and they avoid a lot of the noise around them. And often they're not the smartest individuals. I've literally seen people grow businesses from 1 million to 100 million. These entrepreneurs are like you and I. Right. They make mistakes. And what I've seen is they lean on others for knowledge. And by leaning on them, they're able to consistently move forward.

And they're so passionate and they avoid a lot of the noise around them. And often they're not the smartest individuals. I've literally seen people grow businesses from 1 million to 100 million. These entrepreneurs are like you and I. Right. They make mistakes. And what I've seen is they lean on others for knowledge. And by leaning on them, they're able to consistently move forward.

And usually they're good communicators and they're very trustworthy. So I just seen people blossom their businesses day in and day out through the podcast show. And they have been my ultimate mentors and keep fueling me to keep going.

And usually they're good communicators and they're very trustworthy. So I just seen people blossom their businesses day in and day out through the podcast show. And they have been my ultimate mentors and keep fueling me to keep going.

And usually they're good communicators and they're very trustworthy. So I just seen people blossom their businesses day in and day out through the podcast show. And they have been my ultimate mentors and keep fueling me to keep going.

If I was sitting on a plane with someone, I would just really be asking them questions like, hey, have you done anything in the tech space before? And it doesn't always have to be tech, of course, what we're speaking about. They might want to build an airplane. They might want to build a car. And I just look at it as like I would make sure that they're not naive, right?

If I was sitting on a plane with someone, I would just really be asking them questions like, hey, have you done anything in the tech space before? And it doesn't always have to be tech, of course, what we're speaking about. They might want to build an airplane. They might want to build a car. And I just look at it as like I would make sure that they're not naive, right?

If I was sitting on a plane with someone, I would just really be asking them questions like, hey, have you done anything in the tech space before? And it doesn't always have to be tech, of course, what we're speaking about. They might want to build an airplane. They might want to build a car. And I just look at it as like I would make sure that they're not naive, right?

right that they have enough money in the bank because i think money fuels all these ideas in the early days and i think people see these pitch competitions they see these incubators they see shark tank and they think oh i'll just build it on paper and then i'm just gonna show people and they're gonna love my idea and they're gonna write me a check for a million dollars to build this idea that's far from the truth investors don't invest in ideas they invest in companies and typically those companies they want to see revenue and traction and good data

right that they have enough money in the bank because i think money fuels all these ideas in the early days and i think people see these pitch competitions they see these incubators they see shark tank and they think oh i'll just build it on paper and then i'm just gonna show people and they're gonna love my idea and they're gonna write me a check for a million dollars to build this idea that's far from the truth investors don't invest in ideas they invest in companies and typically those companies they want to see revenue and traction and good data

right that they have enough money in the bank because i think money fuels all these ideas in the early days and i think people see these pitch competitions they see these incubators they see shark tank and they think oh i'll just build it on paper and then i'm just gonna show people and they're gonna love my idea and they're gonna write me a check for a million dollars to build this idea that's far from the truth investors don't invest in ideas they invest in companies and typically those companies they want to see revenue and traction and good data

So I would really educate that individual to take the proper steps, make sure they have enough money if they're going to bootstrap that business.