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@jordanfisher partnered with @joecoffeecompany on Call Time, a limited release roast. What other side hustles has he had? This is his resume rundown.

Jif’s redesign is a model for all brands. @heyfeifer breaks it down

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Taking that first step to finally turn your idea into a reality is what holds most founders back. Can AI be the key to just start? LinkedIn Chief Opportunity Officer Aneesh Raman explains how it can be. Watch the full episode of Problem Solvers at the link in bio.

Are you guilty of these networking red flags? Last year's Level Up attendees highlighted some all-too-common networking habits every founder to avoid. Join top entrepreneurs like Robert Irvine, Megan Thee Stallion and Gary Vee at Overcoming Impossible Live, an Entrepreneur Level Up event. It's designed for decision-makers looking to access proven growth strategies and level up their network. Learn more at the link in bio.

Zhach Pham and Steven Graf have been friends since second grade. In 2019 their skis slid off the car and scratched the paint, they sketched a fix on a bar receipt that night and launched RigStrips with $3,685 split out of pocket. The business has since hit over $2 million in annual sales and landed a Shark Tank deal with Raising Cane's founder Todd Graves. This is the story of @rigstrips.

Elite Eatz with my guy, THE Tony Jefferson. We talking tortas, San Diego versus LA Mexican food, and a lot more. Tune in on YouTube. Out NOW!

She couldn't afford to buy in New York City — median home price: $1.4 million. So she bought a four-bedroom chalet near Lake George for $314,000 instead and listed it on Airbnb. In year one, 90 booked nights covered all her costs and funded renovations. The home is already up 15% in value. When it's not rented, it's hers. She's now buying her third property. Renting is cheaper than buying in all 50 of the largest U.S. metros right now. The "second home first" strategy isn't a workaround. For a

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Judge Judy's philosophy: "If you tell the truth, you don't have to have a good memory." These are the five executive communication principles hiding in a courtroom reality show. Read more at the link in bio.

Dennis Tinerino spent $36 on four domain names in 2014 after a conversation with a domain broker changed how he saw the internet. One domain sold for $700 within two months. Eleven years later he manages a portfolio of 8,000 to 10,000 names, earns steady six-figure annual revenue and works about one to two hours a day. This is the story of Dennis Tinerino's domain investing business.

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