SportsEpreneur: Recent Episodes

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The SportsEpreneur Podcast is a platform that exists to drive entrepreneurs to pursue “amazing” through content, execution, and community. It lives at the intersection of sports, life, and business. Come join us.

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An 8 minute podcast about hitting that podcast record button. About creating content. It’s for those who are already creating (ie record more) and for those who aren’t recording (start a podcast, now)!

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NFL Kicker turned entrepreneur. Our guest for this podcast episode is Mike Hollis, former NFL player for the Jacksonville Jaguars. In this episode we discuss being an NFL Kicker and the transition from the NFL to entrepreneurship.

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You may remember Mike Hollis as the kicker that took down the Buffalo Bills in the 1996 Playoffs. Mike played in the NFL for 9 years with the Jags, Bills, and New York Giants.

He has a lot to say about youth sports, how to handle high stakes pressure, and of course entrepreneurship.

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Mike was a featured guest on our Entrepreneur Perspectives Podcast. EPpodcast.com

SportsEpreneur is The Podcast where sports and entrepreneurship collide! We hope you enjoy. SportsEpreneur.com

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Music, “ESCAPE” provided by Pluto Tracks.

This podcast exists in large part because of KazCM, the content marketing company inside KazSource. Visit KazCM.com to learn more.

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Galen Duncan, the VP of Professional Development for the Sacramento Kings joins us in this podcast episode. We discuss The Kings Way and NBA Super Teams.

Galen works with the Kings players inside the Kings Academy program with a focus on players maturing into well-rounded professionals on and off the court.

He previously was Senior Director of Player Development for the Detroit Lions of the NFL.

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Galen was a featured guest on our Entrepreneur Perspectives podcast. EPPodcast.com

SportsEpreneur is The Podcast where sports and entrepreneurship collide! We hope you enjoy. SportsEpreneur.com

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Music, “ESCAPE” provided by Pluto Tracks.

This podcast exists in large part because of KazCM, the content marketing company inside KazSource. Visti KazCM.com to learn more.

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The mind is a powerful thing.

Eric welcomes Derek Bylsma to this episode of Entrepreneur Perspectives.

In this episode they discuss mental health, the popularity of soccer, and Big 10 sports.

Derek is the Executive Director of Millennium Counseling Center. He resides in Chicago, Illinois. Derek is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) and a nationally board-certified counselor.

He specializes in recovery-related work, mental health disorders, and issues unique to athletic performance. He is enthusiastic about leading the sports division at his group as it marries two of his life-long passions; helping others and athletics.

The knowledge that Derek shares from his time playing soccer, his time helping others every day, and his time as a business owner are lessons that any entrepreneur can learn from. Eric and Derek also discuss Derek’s passions in sports and helping others, coaching high school soccer, connecting with those that need help, and USA Soccer. The show is based around the perspectives of an entrepreneur and this entrepreneur is full of thoughtfulness and support.

This podcast was originally published on the Entrepreneur Perspectives website.

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Wow! Anchor is making it happen! Podcasting is for real. And Anchor makes podcasting possible.

This is why we are utilizing Anchor for our SportsEpreneur podcast. While the SE podcast lives within our own host, it will also live in Anchor thanks to the new setup that Anchor created for podcasters.

Check out our podcasts--yes, podcasts!

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In this 5 minute episode, we tell a story about going down a back road--and it may just get you where you are going.

This story came about after driving back from watching the 2017 total solar eclipse in South Carolina -- on the path of totality.

This relates to all the marketing that is out there that is similar. Everyone doing what everyone else is doing. 

There's a recent article we wrote in March 2019 that relates to this too: "Stop Getting Pushed to What Everyone Else is Doing in Marketing".

This is why SportsEpreneur.com exists. This is why our content marketing company, KazCM isn't like the other marketing companies. This is why our insurance brokerage business is seen as a company that is unique to the industry.

What are you doing to blaze your own path?

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What is the best social media platform?

Is there a best one?

We hear from Mike Elkins from MLE Law. Mike has been featured on our Entrepreneur Perspectives. What's cool about our relationship with Mike Elkins? We met him on Anchor!

Here's his most recent podcast he did with us:

"Perspectives on Starting a Podcast"

While this podcast aired in August 2017, many things hold true. For example, how Instagram was doing well then--and a year and a half later it still is. Not to mention, while Anchor isn't a social media platform like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, in a sense it is as we learn of people there.

I'd say today that podcasting, LinkedIn, and Instagram are the 3 places to spend time on social media -- in a genuine way, of course.

Related to that, did you know we have a content marketing company that exists to help entrepreneurs tell their amazing stories? Check it out at KazCM.com.

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An anchor discussion between Eric Kasimov of KazSource and Jared Nichols of The New Futurist.

In this podcast episode (well it's a discussion we thought we should record) we chat about repurposing content and the importance of culture in your business.

In this episode, we mention an article that was being worked on. Here's that article: "Why Great Company Culture Always Wins".

Here is a podcast episode featuring Jared Nichols on our Entrepreneur Perspectives podcast.

EP062: Perspectives on Creating Your Future

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This is a documenting style podcast featuring Eric Kasimov of KazSource and Jared Nichols of The New Futurist.

In this podcast chat, Eric and Jared talk about local marketing. How there is an abundance of business in your local market. 

An article came out much later that relates back to this uncut, all over the place podcast!

"Charlotte Business Opportunities Are Everywhere"

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An audible style blog featuring the article, "The Bandwagon Effect and How You Can Use It In Your Business".

This blog was originally posted on SportsEpreneur.com.

Check out our Entrepreneur Perspectives podcast as well.

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An original style Anchor post on why we are all-in on voice! From July 15, 2017.

This was created before our Entrepreneur Perspectives went live. It was in pre-production at the time. Less than two years later, we are more than 100 episodes in!

Check out a few of the Entrepreneur Perspectives podcasts

Perspectives on Tough Decisions with Eric Kasimov

Perspectives of an Entrepreneurial Actor with Rodney Damon Collins

Perspectives on Disrupting the Laundry Industry with Dan D'Aquisto

You can check out this podcast on other platforms including:

Spotify

Stitcher

Apple Podcasts

Podcasting is here and it's getting bigger. And now we have The SportsEpreneur Podcast! The podcast where sports and entrepreneurship collide!

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An audible style blog featuring the blog article, "Thought Leader: Too Much Dribbling".

This blog post originally appears on SportsEpreneur.com.

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An audible style blog featuring the article: "Kevin Durant's Decision a Year Later".

An article about Durant's decision to leave the Oklahoma City Thunder to join the Golden State Warriors--and how you can apply the decision process to you and your career.

This blog was originally posted on SportsEpreneur.com.

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An audible style blog featuring the blog "3 Ways to Avoid Becoming a Commodity". 

The blog was originally posted on SportsEpreneur.com.