Entrepreneurship isn't easy. It requires insane amounts of patience, commitment, and most of all, resilience. The Entrepreneurial Mindset, a podcast hosted by Jack Adler, focuses on the obstacles and hardships that come with building a business, and how to best fight through them. Jack is the Co-Founder of Out2Win Sports, a startup in the NIL space focused on helping college athletes build their brand through content creation and brand partnerships. He is also the Co-Founder of 3 Dollar Challenge, a grassroots fundraising organization which has raised more than $85,000 for charity through a culmination of $3 donations.
In Episode 6, I bring on Dan Zimmerman, the Co-Founder of Verse Gaming, a peer to peer fantasy gaming platform.
To kick off the episode, Dan and I share some exciting announcements regarding my company Out2Win Sports along with other news involving Verse.
I apologize in advance, as we had some connectivity issues throughout the episode, but it's a good one regardless.
In Episode 5, I brought on a friend and mentor of mine, Sam Hollander. Sam is currently building ShareClub, a company that connects large public companies with small retail shareholders through shareholder rewards.
In addition to discussing the origin story of Sam's company, we go deeper into conversation regarding the struggles of bringing consistent daily energy when building a startup. How do you avoid burnout while working as hard as possible? We discuss our experiences with this along with potential solutions. Hope you enjoy.
For Episode 4 of the Entrepreneurial Mindset, we have a very special guest... Jack brings on his twin sister Kate Adler to discuss the origin story of their venture 3 Dollar Challenge.
In April 2020, Jack & Kate launched 3DC as a way to raise money for COVID-19 Relief. Within 24 hours, their initiative had raised more than $10,000 through primarily $3 donations. Tune in to hear how this concept came to be and how they hope to continue growing it!
In this episode, Jack is joined by his good friend Zach Schulman, the Co-Founder of JBall Basketball, a Jewish basketball league for high schoolers. Years ago, Zach founded the venture along with his brother while he was in 10th grade. To this day, the league continues to run in the hands of current high schoolers and continues to grow. Tune in to hear the origin story of the league and some of the challenges they faced in getting off the ground.
In this episode, Jack is joined by Bruno Gonzalez, the Co-Founder of Door and Illumenar. Bruno discusses the keys to successfully pitching your business (14:00) whether it be to investors, customers, or even judges at a business plan competition.
Door is the first and only private traffic-focused marketing agency in the US and Illumenar is a medical technology company focused primarily on consumer-centric preventative health technologies centered around the oral microbiota
In the first ever episode of the Entrepreneurial Mindset, Jack and Matt Sckolnick, the Co-Founder of Pepper the App, discuss the resilience needed in order to build a business from scratch.
Pepper the App is a social cooking app to share food with friends. Learn more about the business and how it came to be in the first few minutes of the episode.