Some believe that successful people become so by luck. Others know without doubt you need more than that to reach success. It takes hard-work to push through and without it ‘luck’ is just another four letter word.
In this episode I sit down with Cooper Eddy, Professional Kendama player. We discuss his early discovery of the Kendama , Failure, Traveling the world, how he fights through reaching a plateau and more.
TIME STAMPED TOPICS
02:19 Early Life/Hometown
07:47 Picked up Kendama for the first time
22:50 Going Pro
27:30 Pushing past the plateau
35:02 Moving to Minneapolis
In this episode I sit down with my good friend BIll Crubaugh, Co-Owner of Piffmpls. We discuss his transition from working a "regular job" to pursuing a dream, the proceess of opening a new location amongst a busy season, owning a business + the difficulties that come with it, and much more.
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How hard are you willing to work for your dream?
In this episode I sit down with Geno Crandall. We discuss his early schooling, being turned around from his basketball plan multiple times, his college experiences and more.
Although this is the longest podcast I’ve ever recored, its packed with great stories. Feel free to use time stamped topics to weave through the episode successfully.
TIME STAMPED TOPICS
05:40 Early Education
21:08 High School
42:37 High School dance story
45:03 Realization of being a black man
59:30 AAU/UND Scholarship offer
01:16:00 Finding God
01:30:00 Championship story (intro)
01:40:45 NCAA Tournament
02:01:03 Gonzaga Basketball
From the Midwest to the Westcoast.
In this episode I sit down with Jordan Dye owner of Shepherd Goods and Lamb Chops. We discuss his early Minneapolis ties, dropping out of school, how we created his brands and more.
Time Stamped Topics
6:20 Early education/Minneapolis connection
09:28 Dropping out of College
18:30 Insane Sneaker collection
23:30 Los Angeles
32:18 Phenom connection
41:00 SZA taking over his room in Los Angeles
47:00 Finding a storefront for his brand
