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Justin Mazeka Vogt - Compounding, Leverage, and Thinking Bigger - Ep.200
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This is my 200th episode of Think Like an Owner, and for this special episode I’ve invited my good friend Justin Mazeka Vogt on for the honors. Justin and his business partner Ed Redden were among the very first to reach out to me when I first started the podcast 5 years ago. We’ve discussed this episode’s topics extensively, from thinking bigger to gaining leverage and designing the ideal life for ourselves, all topics Justin is passionate and thoughtful about. We also talk about what they’ve learned building Avuity and providing leverage across their team, not just to themselves as individuals
Listen weekly and follow the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Breaker, and TuneIn.
Learn more about Alex and Think Like an Owner at https://tlaopodcast.com/
I want to tell you about our audience survey we are currently running. These surveys help us create the best content for listeners and better understand your needs and interests. Thank you in advance for sharing your feedback, we greatly appreciate it. After 30 days we are giving $250 cash to 4 survey responders, just add your email at the end of the survey.
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Invest Like the Best w /Jeremy Giffon
Topics:
(00:00:00) - Intro
(00:04:32) - What it means to think bigger and apply it in your career
(00:08:24) - What sticks out to you from everything you learned about Charlie Munger?
(00:10:58) - Building a compounding vision
(00:25:10) - Giving yourself leverage
(00:27:55) - Learnings from Tim Ferriss’ Podcast w/ Sam Corcos
(00:36:48) - What process or part of your every day have you cut because it didn’t benefit the organization?
(00:41:00) - Balancing an asynchronous strategy with a sense of urgency
(00:45:00) - Advice on thinking bigger
(00:50:47) - How Alex sees the Podcast compounding going forward
249 episodes
Manage episode 387744000 series 2522425
This is my 200th episode of Think Like an Owner, and for this special episode I’ve invited my good friend Justin Mazeka Vogt on for the honors. Justin and his business partner Ed Redden were among the very first to reach out to me when I first started the podcast 5 years ago. We’ve discussed this episode’s topics extensively, from thinking bigger to gaining leverage and designing the ideal life for ourselves, all topics Justin is passionate and thoughtful about. We also talk about what they’ve learned building Avuity and providing leverage across their team, not just to themselves as individuals
Listen weekly and follow the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Breaker, and TuneIn.
Learn more about Alex and Think Like an Owner at https://tlaopodcast.com/
I want to tell you about our audience survey we are currently running. These surveys help us create the best content for listeners and better understand your needs and interests. Thank you in advance for sharing your feedback, we greatly appreciate it. After 30 days we are giving $250 cash to 4 survey responders, just add your email at the end of the survey.
Take the survey here: https://bit.ly/3QLBB1N
Links:
Invest Like the Best w /Jeremy Giffon
Topics:
(00:00:00) - Intro
(00:04:32) - What it means to think bigger and apply it in your career
(00:08:24) - What sticks out to you from everything you learned about Charlie Munger?
(00:10:58) - Building a compounding vision
(00:25:10) - Giving yourself leverage
(00:27:55) - Learnings from Tim Ferriss’ Podcast w/ Sam Corcos
(00:36:48) - What process or part of your every day have you cut because it didn’t benefit the organization?
(00:41:00) - Balancing an asynchronous strategy with a sense of urgency
(00:45:00) - Advice on thinking bigger
(00:50:47) - How Alex sees the Podcast compounding going forward
249 episodes
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