Master the Start

In today’s episode, we welcome Jake Sturgis, the founder and CEO of Captivate Media. Jake founded his company in January 2014, making it his full time job. Hear about his biggest regret and what he suggests you work on this week to become more successful. Show Notes: 2:20 – “Greatest moment of your professional career?” 5:48 – “What was the moment you were the closest to giving up?” 6:47 – “If you could go back into your early twenties, what would you do differently?” 8:20 – “What would be your singly biggest regret if you died today?” 9:35 – “One life hack for listeners to focus on this week?” This week: Practice getting up early. This is exactly what Greg Frankenfield suggested in Podcast 2. Is this a coincidence? Probably not! Visit gomahi.com/podcast to see additional show notes and to vote on the sixth mystery question for our next guest.

This episode features Greg Frankenfield, the founder and CEO of Magenic. Magenic is an international custom software developement firm, with over 500 employees located in eight offices spread across the world.  Show Notes: 2:10 – “Greatest moment of your career?” 4:40 – “Do you have a moment when you were the closest to giving up?” 6:28 – “If you could go back into your early twenties, what would you do differently?” 7: 18 – “Would you have regrets dying today?” 9:18 – “One life hack for listeners to focus on this week?” Suggested reading: The Magic of Thinking Big by David Schwartz This week: Practice getting up early to get some extra time to care for yourself before you start your busy day. You will likely have to force yourself to wakeup early. Visit gomahi.com/podcast for additional show notes (NOT gomahi.us/podcast).

Today's episode features former NFL MVP Rich Gannon, a friend of the show’s. He is an incredible NFL player turned businessman who has continued to excel outside of football.   Show Notes: 4:10 – “What life-hack do you have for listeners to work on this week?” 7:33 – “Greatest moment of your professional career?” 10:00 – “Did you have a moment when you were closest to giving up on football?” This week: Focus on asking a lot of questions. It may be awkward at first but will give you invaluable insights into whatever topic you are asking about. Visit our site at gomahi.com/podcast for additional notes (NOT gomahi.us). Next Monday we will be with Greg Frankenfield, founder of Magenic, an international software development firm.

This is our introductory episode, introducing the five questions that we will ask each business expert. These questions are designed to help and provide actionable advice to business students and other young professionals. Show Notes: Host Bobby Mason's LinkedIn, Twitter Michael Mason's LinkedIn Vote for the sixth question and see additional show notes at http://gomahi.com/podcast