In this episode of the Remote Work Tribe podcast, we chat with Nick Gray, founder of Museum Hack and author of The Two Hour Cocktail Party. We discuss why founders should build their personal brand, how to start sharing online when you have no idea what to post, Nick's approach to asset allocation and investing, and the $50,000 real estate mistake he learned the hard way.

Episode timestamps:

• How did Nick get into living his life "out loud"? (0:55)
• Why founders need to build a personal brand. (3:23)
• The biggest reason founders don't start posting online. (6:29)
• A simple trick to help anyone start sharing on social media. (7:17)
• What is asset allocation and why should founders care? (14:09)
• Nick's investing approach and why he's 85% in stocks. (16:08)
• The best books and resources for beginner investors. (19:19)
• The $50,000 real estate deal that went sideways. (22:28)
• Should founders go all in on the business or diversify early? (25:55)
• Lightning round questions. (31:11)

We hope you enjoy it!

Links mentioned on the podcast:

• The Remote Work Tribe Podcast: Nick Gray
• Tri Peak Holdings: Nick Gray's Family Office
• PersonalWebsites.org: Discover Personal Websites
• Nick Gray's PersonalWebsites.net
• Patron View: NYC Donor Database
• Nick Gray: The Personal Home Page of Nick Gray
• The 2-Hour Cocktail Party Book
• Patron View Museum Donor Leaderboards
• theremoteworktribe.com
• newsletter.theremotetribe.com
• jessicamalnik.com

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In this episode of the Remote Work Tribe podcast, we chat with Seth Nagle, Founder at LZC Marketing. We discuss the importance of betting on yourself, how to set up systems for growth and with purpose, trends and tools that are changing the landscape, and more.

Episode timestamps:

• When did he know he needed to create an Agency? (0:47).
• How did he know it was the right time to bet on himself? (2:24)
• The importance of doing what’s unscalable, even if underpaid. (5:45)
• Parameters to avoid going down rabbit holes that don’t serve a purpose. (9:42)
• Setting up time, both being in the weeds and running the agency. (12:05)
• Tools or trends Seth has noticed will become important in the future. (14:31)
• How to make sure systems are in place to run a business. (17:51)
• How often do people use a tool or feature as a band-aid for a bigger problem? (22:39)
• Is there a tool, tactic, or tech that will age poorly? (25:28)
• The balance between polished work vs. AI accelerated work. (28:26)
• Lightning round questions. (31:14)

We hope you enjoy it!

Links mentioned on the podcast:

• linkedin.com/in/seth-nagle
• seth@lzcmarketing.com
• Theremoteworktribe.com
• newsletter.theremotetribe.com
• Jessicamalnik.com

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In this episode of the Remote Work Tribe podcast, we chat with Greg Osuri, Founder at Akash Network. We discuss the importance of radical transparency when running a company, lessons from developing products with a scrappy mentality, the importance of brand for your business, and more.

Episode timestamps:

• How did Greg get into his field of work? (0:51).
• Transparency in running a company and Why It Matters. (6:53)
• Radical transparency and its impact on onboarding. (12:18)
• Is access to transparent information a potential danger to the business? (15:20)
• What would Greg told himself 10 years ago, knowing what he knows now? (18:16)
• Thoughts on the lean startup method and the problem with undervaluing brand. (21:48)
• Scrapiness vs. quality when creating products. (24:59)
• Lightning round questions. (26:33)

We hope you enjoy it!

Links mentioned on the podcast:

• x.com/gregosuri
• Theremoteworktribe.com
• newsletter.theremotetribe.com
• Jessicamalnik.com

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