Fearful of missing out? Ryan Kulp to the rescue!

Entrepreneurs on Fire

John Lee Dumas

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🗓️ 10 January 2017

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Ryan is a musician and marketer turned developer, co-founder of Fomo (usefomo.com). Formerly ran growth at dozens of venture-backed companies.

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0:00.0	What's Shaken Fire Nation?
0:03.7	JLD here and welcome episode 1542 of EO Fire.
0:09.3	Right shout out today's most successful entrepreneur seven days a week.
0:13.7	Check out our free podcasting course.
0:16.2	You can create, grow, monetize your podcast over at freepodcastcourse.com.
0:22.7	Now let's chat with today's featured guest, Ryan Culp.
0:26.3	Ryan, are you prepared to ignite?
0:29.5	Hell yeah.
0:30.5	Yeah buddy.
0:31.5	Ryan is a musician and marketer turn developer and co-founder of FOMO.
0:36.3	He formally headed growth at dozens of venture backed companies in Ryan.
0:41.3	Take a minute, fill in some gaps from that intro and give us a little glimpse of your personal
0:45.8	life.
0:46.8	As a musician I played over 300 shows and I made zero money.
0:51.6	So basically I needed money for food and sitting at a desk instead of standing on a stage
0:57.8	provided for that.
0:59.6	But there was a really awesome fortunate transfer of knowledge because when you're trying
1:04.4	to get people to memorize your lyrics or become your evangelist you learn a couple things
1:12.2	about holding consumer attention about charisma.
1:16.2	So going into marketing as a musician was actually a really organic, organic move and then
1:21.4	going from a musician to developer was sort of just born out of frustration.
1:26.9	I guess maybe even me wanted to make more money.
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