Snot Rockets Around the World - #399

Rooster Teeth Podcast

Rooster Teeth

Comedy, Society & Culture, Technology

4.8 • 11.2K Ratings

🗓️ 25 October 2016

⏱️ 101 minutes

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Summary

“To be in the 1% you have to do what the 99% won’t.” -Unknown Noah Kagan got fired from Facebook...and proceeded to kick ass, again and again.Noah Kagan of Okdork.com was a cubicle slave at Intel, #30 at Facebook (AND GOT FIRED), #4 at Mint.com and has gone on to start two 7-figure businesses, his latest is AppSumo.com.In this entrepreneurship-oriented episode of the show, we'll discuss:-Why scarcity mindsets hinder growth-How networking REALLY works and why you need to do it no matter what industry you're in-Tips from the pros on how to ‘get known’-How to “give value” even when you think you have nothing to offer-Digging your well before you need it-Why it’s “all about who you know” and why this is a GOOD thing-Why spending your time with high-quality people is crucial-How to reverse-engineer anything and work backwards from what you want-How to engage your creative brain and defeat creative block-Where to start when creating and running a new business-Finding out who has your customers-Where to look for and acquire them for yourself-Where to start selling and how Testing and gaining experience to master your own business.You’ll also like:The Art of Charm ToolboxBest of The Art of Charm Podcast HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! If you dug this episode, please subscribe in iTunes and write us a review! This is what helps us stand out from all the fluff out there. Ways to subscribe to The Art of Charm Click here to subscribe via iTunesClick here to subscribe via RSSYou can also subscribe via Stitcher FEEDBACK + PROMOTION Hit us up with your comments and guest suggestions. We read EVERYTHING. Download the FREE AoC app for iPhoneEmail jordanh@theartofcharm.comGive us a call at 888.413.7177 Stay Charming! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello everyone welcome to the Rishi's podcast. This week brought to you by Battlefield 1,
0:12.8	Blue Apron and Brain Tree. Big thank you to our sponsors and big thank you to my shitty
0:18.2	segways that I hear about all the time when I'm gone from the podcast. I'm back after
0:21.0	three weeks. At least there were three weeks. I'm Gus. I'm Gavin. I'm Blaine. I'm not
0:25.8	Barbara. Hey. And I'm Gus. I've been glad for a while. Why? I don't think I've missed
0:30.3	three. We showed up here as like at while I was your vacation like a month. Oh you're
0:33.9	in Korea. I was here three weeks ago. I was here on the third. It was the last time I was
0:38.5	on the podcast. You got way too excited. It lines up. It's like oh 21 days, three weeks.
0:43.3	You should. We should the podcast on the same day every week. Of course it's going to
0:46.8	be. It depends when I left. I love myself. Yeah. Last time you were on the podcast set.
0:53.2	The last time I was on the podcast. Of course that's going to be. There was still that 636.
0:56.5	But and Blaine was farting in my face. That's good times. Never had that town. How was Korea?
1:01.2	Korea was good. It was it was it was interesting. Like I got to do a lot of things. I spent two
1:06.9	weeks there. And the highlight the thing I wanted to do the most while I was in Korea was
1:11.9	definitely visit the DMZ. Right. And there's like a number of DMZ tours you can do. But there's
1:18.1	only one that allows you to get into the JSA, which is like those iconic blue buildings
1:23.4	where you can walk across the border. I don't know what the iconic blue buildings are.
1:27.0	Can someone if someone in the control room can look up like DMZ JSA? Is there where they
1:31.6	like me to do any sort of just busy. The one you were describing on earlier podcasts
1:36.3	where they have someone outside the door ready to pull them back if they get grabbed. Right.
1:42.0	Right. Right. That's the place. Okay. And the North Korean side in the 90s, these
1:45.3	just occasionally pull people into North Korea. So on the South Korean side, they have a
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