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The James Altucher Show

Ep. 44 - Jason SurfrApp: $1 Million Selling My Identity

The James Altucher Show

James Altucher

Society & Culture, Talk Radio, Writer, Philosophy, Comedy, Chess, How To, Entrepreneurship, Jay, James, The James Altucher Show, Altucher, Author, Jay Yow, Education, Jay The Engineer, Business, James Altucher

4.62.7K Ratings

🗓️ 19 September 2014

⏱️ 86 minutes

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Summary

Jason SurfrApp (formerly Jason Headsetsdotcom & Jason Sadler) is as unconventional a marketer and entrepreneur as you'll find anywhere. He's an idea machine who knows how to execute his ideas. He created IWearYourShirt, a company that used...

Transcript

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0:00.0

This isn't your average business podcast and he's not your average host.

0:06.4

This is the James Altature show on the Standsbury Radio Network.

0:21.3

This is James Altature and I'm actually introducing Jason Surferap.

0:27.9

It's not his real last name.

0:30.3

He sold his real last name.

0:32.5

In fact, over the past five years, as he'll describe it, he is sold bits and pieces of

0:40.3

his identity for more than a million dollars in total.

0:46.4

And it seems surprising.

0:47.4

When I say identity, I don't mean he sold a soul or anything, but he like the logo on

0:52.9

his shirt, his last name, he'll describe more.

0:55.8

And what I think is fascinating about this interview is not that anyone can go out and

0:59.9

sell their identity and make a million dollars, but the guy is insanely creative about how

1:05.8

he has chosen to make money.

1:08.4

And everybody's got that creativity inside of them and he's going to describe how he did

1:12.7

it.

1:13.7

So we're going to jump right into the conversation with him, which is why I'm doing this

1:16.8

intro because the podcast actually starts off right mid conversation with him, but let's

1:22.8

get into it.

1:26.2

So basically, you sold a million dollars worth of not T-shirts, but essentially you offered

1:35.1

to wear other people's T-shirts for a day.

1:38.8

So you sold a million dollars worth of that.

1:41.1

So an example is I might want to buy James Alterscher.com.

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