I just want to say I love the podcast greg, the guest the guest comments about how you need to live in like San Francisco or New York or something like that in order to succeed due to proximity kind that comes off as extremely shallow and somewhat hilarious to me. Lot of people in these places are super unfocused, don't get anything done, there's a ton of issues in these areas, a lot of them are unhappy, unfocused, and in the same position as anybody else. It's easy to look at the outliers and say well if you like the top 1% of San Francisco you would be successful. But obviously that's a facetious comment in and of itself. Also he keeps correlating the United States with these two cities as if it means anything. It would be like comparing his country of Ireland to the downtown of Dublin itself and saying that's like all of ireland. It's kind of a odd stereotype that people like to do, I'm watching you for instance from a middle of nowhere state that he probably doesn't even know and obviously I'm implementing a lot of the stuff you talk about. So don't take this as criticism or an argument, I just wanted to add my feedback since obviously I couldn't be on the podcast to counter his statements. Eventually I expect to be on the podcast as a guest one day.
🤚🏽 I get it. I am a doctor (dentist to be exact) and I made the career switch from healthcare to Tech. BEST DECISION! I work from home😀, earning way more😃, I have A LOT OF FREE TIME TO FOCUS ON MY BUSINESSES, building multiple income streams from home. I LOVE IT HERE. I have helped others do the same. It took me 10weeks to switch.
It’s so hard to transition out of careers where people feel like they’ve put too much time and money in training and education. Think Vetrinarian’s, accountants for large firms where you only have a small part of the process, and military veterans who had niche jobs (submarines?).
As a teacher, I can relate. I follow a few teacher transition coaches, no idea someone is charging $38k. That’s half my salary 😂 The teacher community is a good idea too.
I agree! I decided I'd be a doctor at 4yrs of age, entrepreneur at 18. As a Physician who spent the last 20 years in and out of medicine (including 6yrs of med sch), I cant even begin to count the number of doctors who contact us weekly for alternative career options. I know 2 doctors building in this area - one of the businesses is 10yrs old and the other is 10wks. Great idea!
Agreed. I am a doctor (dentist to be exact) and I made the switch from healthcare to Tech. BEST DECISION 😆😁 I am able to work from home, earning way more. I also have a lot of free time to focus on my businesses. Building multiple income streams from home. I have helped others make a switch.
@@goodnessnwanebu8662 I am a doctor (dentist to be specific ) and I made the switch from healthcare to Tech. I am able to work from home, earning way more, I also have a lot of time to focus on my businesses. Best decision.
Today I decided to watch some of your old podcasts since I’m a fairly recent subscriber. Out of all the ones I’ve seen, this one knocked the JiceCream out of my hand. While listening to the teacher transition segment, my jaw hit the floor because that had been something I wanted to do except with my own profession (RN). I especially wanted to help newbies because I noticed they burn out faster and leave the profession faster …I have personal RN friends who left and the majority them don’t do anything worthwhile but it’s still better than running back to the toxicity that plagues our profession. I’m in soooooo many groups and constantly hear & see the same problem… day in, day out… same, same. I even had the audacity to start surveying nurses to validate whether or not anyone would actually pay for it… I had chat gpt help me craft potential offers, I was going to build a SKOOL community, etc… I had it all mapped out until I convinced myself how fckn stupid is that. 😭 and of all the podcasts of yours I come back to watch, it’s this one… talk about confirmation. I guess there really is something there! I also appreciate knowing that I have something in common with you in regards to loving in extremes! I love the urban environment and commonly live between LA & SF but this year I decided to go super extreme and now living in the mountains of New Hampshire near an Ivy League College. It’s soooo chill. Lots of outdoor stuff… there’s so much opportunity here but everyone is like meh…and slowly I feel myself becoming like meh 😂 I’ve only met two people who have that drive and entrepreneurial spirit …it was my goal to come here and get my creative juices flowing since it’s peaceful but I learned fast that it’s toooo peaceful. I’m going back to LA next week 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@theunscheduledceo wait, is this a legit invite? I'd be thrilled do be on one of the brainstorming sessions to pitch some ideas for spit/sipping!:) Some we're working on, and some that should be worked on. lets go lets gooooo
One life to live. I have transitioned from being an Olympic coach, to Cirque du Soleil, to my own agency as an international business facilitator in sports, and entertainment . My criteria were: travel the world (65 countries), working with amazing people (athletes and artists), and innovate within my industry. I look back, and it was such an exciting journey and more to come with my new/niche community-based platform in entertainment (eventually sports) inspired by Greg. Onward... as long it's not boring!
Thanks Greg. Would love to see more your insight and synthesis from podcasts you made as well as ideas you brainstormed from the guests. As a consumer I crave and really appreciate cool insights from cool people like you
I completely agree with location and the people you’re around. Moved from the Midwest to another location 6 years ago and would never be doing what I’m doing if I wouldn’t have done so. Now it’s just hard to slow down.
@@kevinprice3368 How did you get them to talk to you? I live in an area that has a ton of rich people and entrepreneurs, but they are too busy running their businesses or doing rich people activities (yachts, boats, golfing, etc.). They don't like to talk to other people they don't already know
ty for the great insight as always. i'm trying to be a founder from a software dev, am deciding between living in Japan or Canada rn (i'm japanese with a canadian pr). but the right answer may be the states lol
I feel the pain and im actually in the demographic... In a job, that doesn't fulfil me at all but golden handcuffed... Super interesting and to be honest I'd love to help people in the same position... worth looking into! Love it Greg and Jonathan!
I spent 10 years studying and practicing law, even lecturing at universities. I think I could totally sell the idea of quitting law and starting something else like I did...
Hey Greg , really nice video ! I was wondering if I could help you with more Quality Editing in your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail and also help you with the overall youtube strategy and growth ! Pls let me know what do you think ?
Thanks for the pod! I was curious if you could share the entrepreneur communities referenced here only because this is the exact type of business we run and we are growing rapidly and looking for like minded founders in a similar space to learn from etc... No worries if not, thanks as always for the content.
Hey, ive been part of a few communities and entrepreneur organizations. One of them is called EO, one of them is called kollege partners. But Better if i don't specify where specific stories come from :)
I just want to say I love the podcast greg, the guest the guest comments about how you need to live in like San Francisco or New York or something like that in order to succeed due to proximity kind that comes off as extremely shallow and somewhat hilarious to me. Lot of people in these places are super unfocused, don't get anything done, there's a ton of issues in these areas, a lot of them are unhappy, unfocused, and in the same position as anybody else. It's easy to look at the outliers and say well if you like the top 1% of San Francisco you would be successful. But obviously that's a facetious comment in and of itself. Also he keeps correlating the United States with these two cities as if it means anything. It would be like comparing his country of Ireland to the downtown of Dublin itself and saying that's like all of ireland. It's kind of a odd stereotype that people like to do, I'm watching you for instance from a middle of nowhere state that he probably doesn't even know and obviously I'm implementing a lot of the stuff you talk about. So don't take this as criticism or an argument, I just wanted to add my feedback since obviously I couldn't be on the podcast to counter his statements. Eventually I expect to be on the podcast as a guest one day.
🤚🏽 I get it. I am a doctor (dentist to be exact) and I made the career switch from healthcare to Tech.
BEST DECISION! I work from home😀, earning way more😃, I have A LOT OF FREE TIME TO FOCUS ON MY BUSINESSES, building multiple income streams from home. I LOVE IT HERE.
I have helped others do the same. It took me 10weeks to switch.
🧢
It’s so hard to transition out of careers where people feel like they’ve put too much time and money in training and education. Think Vetrinarian’s, accountants for large firms where you only have a small part of the process, and military veterans who had niche jobs (submarines?).
Yes its super difficult, which is why I think it's a worthy problem to work on!
jIceCream with the fire as usual!
Shaan Puri + Sam Parr = Chemistry on MFM podcast
Greg Isenberg + jICEcream = FireJuice.
*sips*
JUICY
As a teacher, I can relate. I follow a few teacher transition coaches, no idea someone is charging $38k. That’s half my salary 😂 The teacher community is a good idea too.
Believe me I was SO shocked when I saw the prices. Shocked and excited :D
I agree! I decided I'd be a doctor at 4yrs of age, entrepreneur at 18.
As a Physician who spent the last 20 years in and out of medicine (including 6yrs of med sch), I cant even begin to count the number of doctors who contact us weekly for alternative career options. I know 2 doctors building in this area - one of the businesses is 10yrs old and the other is 10wks.
Great idea!
I’m a Med student (4th year) and I’m starting to think I should transition into building companies instead. I’m working on one currently
Agreed. I am a doctor (dentist to be exact) and I made the switch from healthcare to Tech. BEST DECISION 😆😁 I am able to work from home, earning way more. I also have a lot of free time to focus on my businesses. Building multiple income streams from home. I have helped others make a switch.
@@goodnessnwanebu8662 I am a doctor (dentist to be specific ) and I made the switch from healthcare to Tech. I am able to work from home, earning way more, I also have a lot of time to focus on my businesses. Best decision.
@@WealthDoctorGlo
How did you get your remote job?
Today I decided to watch some of your old podcasts since I’m a fairly recent subscriber. Out of all the ones I’ve seen, this one knocked the JiceCream out of my hand. While listening to the teacher transition segment, my jaw hit the floor because that had been something I wanted to do except with my own profession (RN). I especially wanted to help newbies because I noticed they burn out faster and leave the profession faster …I have personal RN friends who left and the majority them don’t do anything worthwhile but it’s still better than running back to the toxicity that plagues our profession. I’m in soooooo many groups and constantly hear & see the same problem… day in, day out… same, same. I even had the audacity to start surveying nurses to validate whether or not anyone would actually pay for it… I had chat gpt help me craft potential offers, I was going to build a SKOOL community, etc… I had it all mapped out until I convinced myself how fckn stupid is that. 😭 and of all the podcasts of yours I come back to watch, it’s this one… talk about confirmation. I guess there really is something there!
I also appreciate knowing that I have something in common with you in regards to loving in extremes! I love the urban environment and commonly live between LA & SF but this year I decided to go super extreme and now living in the mountains of New Hampshire near an Ivy League College. It’s soooo chill. Lots of outdoor stuff… there’s so much opportunity here but everyone is like meh…and slowly I feel myself becoming like meh 😂 I’ve only met two people who have that drive and entrepreneurial spirit …it was my goal to come here and get my creative juices flowing since it’s peaceful but I learned fast that it’s toooo peaceful. I’m going back to LA next week 🤣🤣🤣🤣
JICECREAM IS BACK
Add Cody and this’d be a brain-melter of an episode (in the best way possible)
@@paul.ignacio good call.
@@paul.ignacio foursome with cody and greg lets go
@@theunscheduledceo is this an invite? It'd be a dream to be on and to pitch some ideas for a spit or sip take!:) haha!
@@theunscheduledceo wait, is this a legit invite? I'd be thrilled do be on one of the brainstorming sessions to pitch some ideas for spit/sipping!:) Some we're working on, and some that should be worked on. lets go lets gooooo
New to this podcast, loving it. Love Jonathan, great energy, great conversation & humour.💜
Using your private entrepreneurs groups to find successful businesses to share publicly is a bit dodge 😂
One life to live. I have transitioned from being an Olympic coach, to Cirque du Soleil, to my own agency as an international business facilitator in sports, and entertainment . My criteria were: travel the world (65 countries), working with amazing people (athletes and artists), and innovate within my industry. I look back, and it was such an exciting journey and more to come with my new/niche community-based platform in entertainment (eventually sports) inspired by Greg. Onward... as long it's not boring!
Good for you
So weird this video was just recommended to me. I had this same idea a few months ago and was thinking about it last night.
Life moves in mysterious ways!
@@GregIsenberg
Absolutely! Thank you!
Thanks Greg. Would love to see more your insight and synthesis from podcasts you made as well as ideas you brainstormed from the guests. As a consumer I crave and really appreciate cool insights from cool people like you
I completely agree with location and the people you’re around. Moved from the Midwest to another location 6 years ago and would never be doing what I’m doing if I wouldn’t have done so. Now it’s just hard to slow down.
It's huge
Absolutely! I’m not connected with founders and high level performers that I would have NEVER met. I probably wouldn’t know the term founder.
@@kevinprice3368
How did you get them to talk to you?
I live in an area that has a ton of rich people and entrepreneurs, but they are too busy running their businesses or doing rich people activities (yachts, boats, golfing, etc.). They don't like to talk to other people they don't already know
ty for the great insight as always.
i'm trying to be a founder from a software dev, am deciding between living in Japan or Canada rn (i'm japanese with a canadian pr).
but the right answer may be the states lol
I guess for entrepreneurship the states is prettty amazing
What are you from your group? Are you guys in? I am interested.
Man I had that Covid thing too. This guy doesn't sound Irish at all
I'm a teacher in transition and feeling lost.
Let us know if you end up checking out any services that help with transition!
If you're interested in tech, I'd be happy to help! Google "teaching-to-tech-career-1028" to see what I got started after watching this video
Oh hello again
Hello old friend 🍦
What's your mic brand? It looks cool. I would like to know if you can share it!
@@GregIsenberg Da...dyy?
@@LaughAndBe If you mean mine, its the CM-15 from Teenage Engineering
@@theunscheduledceo need that mic
I feel the pain and im actually in the demographic... In a job, that doesn't fulfil me at all but golden handcuffed... Super interesting and to be honest I'd love to help people in the same position... worth looking into! Love it Greg and Jonathan!
Lfgggg new video on a perfect time
My youtube comments are getting insta-deleted :(
Anyhoo, would love to join a brainstorm with a few ideas, some working, some in the list!:)
I spent 10 years studying and practicing law, even lecturing at universities. I think I could totally sell the idea of quitting law and starting something else like I did...
Hey Greg , really nice video ! I was wondering if I could help you with more Quality Editing in your videos and also make a highly engaging Thumbnail and also help you with the overall youtube strategy and growth ! Pls let me know what do you think ?
Thanks for the pod! I was curious if you could share the entrepreneur communities referenced here only because this is the exact type of business we run and we are growing rapidly and looking for like minded founders in a similar space to learn from etc...
No worries if not, thanks as always for the content.
Hey, ive been part of a few communities and entrepreneur organizations. One of them is called EO, one of them is called kollege partners. But Better if i don't specify where specific stories come from :)
Covid is did not come from bats😂😂😂
Great podcast!!
BAT FLU
@@theunscheduledceo I was just being silly. You guys are awesome. I get so many ideas from you guys.
whenever i see Greg upload, i click immediately
❤️❤️❤️❤️
The swedes call it snus
Gotta get me some SNUSS
Lol’d at 21:29 🤘🏻😂
Memmmmmetic mmmmemetic memetic… that’s a fun ass word. Liked for the algo baby
haha he got me!!! I got "jicecreamed"