How to Grow a Video Production Company - Ask Clay Anything

Thrivetime Show | Business School without the BS

Clay Clark

Business, Entrepreneurship

4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 15 May 2018

⏱️ 44 minutes

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During this edition of The Thrivetime Show Business Podcast, Clay Clark breaks down the proven path for building a successful video production company.

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0:00.0	3, 2. 1. Boom! You are now entering the dojo of Mojo and the Thrive Time Show.
0:11.0	Thrive Time Show on the microphone, what is this?
0:14.8	Top of the I2 charts in the category of business.
0:17.6	Grilling down on business topics like we are a dentist.
0:20.3	Providing you with internship like you are an apprentice
0:23.0	And we go so fast that you might get motion sickness
0:26.0	Grab a pin and pad to the lab, let's get in this.
0:29.0	Time to bear some fruit like some Florida oranges.
0:31.0	Three two one, here come the business.
0:33.8	Ninja's Sonic boom.
0:36.5	All right,
0:41.5	Drive Nation.
0:42.0	Welcome back to the conversation.
0:43.7	My name is Clay Clark.
0:44.8	I'm the former US-SBA entrepreneur of the year,
0:48.1	the co-founder of Elephant in the Room
0:50.1	Men's Grooming Lounge, the co-founder of Epic Photos.com.
0:55.6	People might ask, why are you always the co-founder?
0:58.8	What I like to do is I like to start a business, and if I can, I like to start a business and if I can I like to team up with somebody else who has
1:07.1	who has a core skill.
1:09.7	So when I started Epic Photography I found a guy in Dallas, Texas that was very good at photography,
1:15.5	but not good at running a business.
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