In this episode of the podcast Social Entrepreneur, we interview Nathan Chan, Editor-in-Chief and Publisher of Foundr Magazine. He is building a multifaceted platform for young entrepreneurs. Nathan takes us back to his roots and describes his journey from a middle-class suburbia life to crushing it on the internet. In this episode, Nathan describes: How he rose from an unremarkable life in the middle of the pack to being a thriving entrepreneur. He’ll describe the crappiest job he ever had and the boss that was even worse, and what it taught him. How he went from a dead end startup (yes, he really did have a web site called BestSmellingCologn.net) to growing a massive following. And, the vacation that, when compared to his everyday life, created so much pain, he finally took massive action to succeed. Resources: The Four Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene The Four Steps of the Epiphany by Steve Blank Ask by Ryan Levesque Contact Nathan Chan: On the web at http://foundrmag.com/ Free eBook: How to Get Your First 10,000 Instagram Followers at http://foundrmag.com/free On Twitter at @NathanHChan Foundr Magazine on Facebook

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