if you have like this quirky little company in general people are rooting for you

you know they like rooting for the little guy and somebody that's trying something

different I think a lot of people like helping because being an entrepreneur of doing their own thing, but few people actually do it.

What is up you sexy bastards?

It is your boy wasabi, aka Rabbi Can't Lose,

aka Noah Kagan.

In today's episode, I talk to the founder of Spike Ball,

Chris Rudder.

Now this is a game if you haven't played it.

It's taken over the world by Storm, super popular.

But what's actually funny about it is it was invented by a different guy

in 1999 named Jeff.

Now Chris was actually an early player of it as a kid and kept thinking

about it and as an adult when he had a day job thought, huh, maybe I can go find that product and

turn it into a business and he has done exactly that. It's been on Shark Tank, Today's show and it's all over parks and beaches across the world.

If you ever want to learn about Spike Ball, how to start a popular consumer brand, you are going to love this episode make sure you go give

them love and check them out at spikeball dot com I own one I love playing it number one

how people with impressive resumes might not always give the best advice to the power of having a viral element built into your product, and three, why you should

build a personality behind the brand.

Enjoy those three things, plus a bunch more ear nuggets along the way.

Y'all, go sign up for the AppSuma.com

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