Justin Colby

What happens when a CEO does you wrong?

That's the stuff, right?

Because what I want out of a podcast...

I built my podcast for a platform for the guest, not for me.

Very similar to why I'm here.

So I want this to be educational from someone else besides myself because you have a lot of experiences that I may not have, especially in the credit card game, the ATM game, and all these different verticals that you've had so much success.

Well, I want people to know that that's an option too.

And here's how you can go win.

And here's my guy, Paul, that could probably help you go win.

And so I made this more of a PR branding play for guests so that they can actually go help others break out of this idea that they need to be relegated in nine to five.

There's so many options out there, whether it be ATMs, credit card processing, you name it.

I just interviewed this woman.

She literally got her degree in theology from Oxford, has no business experience, had an idea about what AI could potentially do for customer service.

Put that idea to pen to paper, she now has the federal government as a client a year and a half later.

The federal government is her client.

Every large car organization, car builders and manufacturers organization is her client.

This woman has zero background in entrepreneurship.

She's a theology major and within a year and a half has raised more money than you and I both can ever even imagine.

That is why I do this podcast, so people can learn from her and from you and so many other greats.

I just went and interviewed Ryan Serhant up in New York.