Last week, we spoke to Mark Brenwall about why he left his job in San Francisco to move to Asia and start WOD Nation, an Amazon FBA business that sells CrossFit products.
Today’s podcast is the conclusion of that interview and in it, we speak specifically about Mark’s entrepreneurial “code”.
Mark Brenwall is the founder of WOD Nation, an Amazon FBA business that sells CrossFit products.
A few years ago, Mark joined us for one of our favorite conversations we’ve had on this podcast in an episode called “The Power of Under Optimization”.
That episode was all about Mark’s unconventional business approach, which prioritizes lifestyle and happiness over aggressive growth.
Today’s episode is the first in a two-part series where we revisit Mark’s story.
A year ago, we kicked off 2019 with a somewhat self-indulgent podcast full of updates on our ongoing projects as well as some of our business goals for the year.
As the decade draws to a close, we’re taking stock of the year and asking ourselves “did we meet those expectations”?
As we prepare to celebrate the holiday season, we thought it would be fun to revisit some of our most memorable moments from the podcast in 2019.
In this week’s episode, you’ll hear highlights from some of our favorite interviews, as well as our thoughts on five specific entrepreneurial themes that continue to resonate with us as the year comes to a close.
Make sure to stick around until the end to hear some outtakes from recording the podcast in 2019.
Some entrepreneurs have a secret.
Adopting a pseudonym, or a “pen name”, is a common practice on the internet.
Even one of the hosts of this show, Dan Andrews, has been using a pseudonym for many years.
For the first time in a decade, Dan and Ian are recording a podcast from one of their favorite places in the world, the Philippines.
The Philippines has been an integral part of their business for many years, and it continues to have a strong influence on the lives of so many entrepreneurs in the location-independent community.
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