From Bankrupt & Crippled To $4M Exit In 24 Months w/ Jared Springer
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A few years ago Jared Springer lost all feeling in his legs and was rushed to emergency surgery. At 29 he was using a walker to get around and after his son had his own health issues as well, Jared and his wife had to file for bankruptcy.   Today he has built and sold a business for $4 million and he has more or less retired while helping other entrepreneurs as a coach in The One Percent and a writer.   In this episode Ryan interviews Jared about his journey building and selling an ecommerce brand for dog lovers and everything he has learned about life and business since becoming financially independent.   His incredible personal story serves as an inspiration for anyone who has obstacles to overcome on their own journey as an entrepreneur.   To join us at the next CapCon visit:   http://www.Capitalism.com/CapCon To learn more about creating your own path to $1 million sign up for our FREE 30 day mini series at:   http://www.Capitalism.com/Million   Timestamps   (0:00) - The Story Of Jared Springer - 0 To $4M Exit   (1:40) - Interview Begins   (2:00) - Starting A Brand After Medical Bankruptcy And Surgeries   (5:20) - Maintaining A Positive Mindset Through Hardship   (7:30) - Jared Loses All Feeling In His Legs At 29 And Gets Emergency Surgery   (11:30) - Using Pain As A Catalyst For Change   (13:00) - Finding Ryan Daniel Moran & The Capitalism Community   (17:00) - Getting Started In Retail Arbitrage   (21:00) - Early Success And Shipping Challenges   (25:00) - Building A Team To Help Fulfill Orders   (30:10) - Building A Brand For Dog Lovers And Exiting For $4 Million   (34:30) - Overcoming Excuses & The Fear Of Success   (38:30) - Taking Radical Responsibility Over Your Life   (44:10) - Jared's New Book - "I'll Be Happy When"   (47:40) - Living A New Life After The $4M Exit   (54:30) - Finding Work Life Balance & Happiness   (1:01:30) - Ryan's Conclusion And Takeaways
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