DeAngelo Watson went from corporate computer science grad to running a business funding company with a team of 10 and over $20 million deployed to small business owners. He got fired from his job and had no choice but to go all in. In this episode, he shares what it really means to be "locked in" and the fear that held his company back for years.
Actor Myles Bullock (Fight Night, BMF, Prison Break) opens up about the reality of Hollywood: the dry spells between roles, 300 audition rejections, and why he’s not stopping. From South Central LA to sharing the screen with Kevin Hart and Samuel L. Jackson. Episode 010 of In Good Company with Jerm.
Dev The Somm went from the shipping department at Wally's Beverly Hills to Wine Spectator, NBC's Grand Crew, and a music video with Cedric the Entertainer. His message: wine is for everyone.
Identical twin sisters Dr. Lauren Lockhart and Dr. Lindsey Salone—The Twintists—share how a Charlotte healthcare family, UNC Chapel Hill, and an unshakeable bond led them to build three dental practices and a mission to change who gets to wear the white coat.
Wine culture expert Chasity Cooper went from a study abroad trip in Madrid to becoming a Wine Enthusiast Future 40 Tastemaker and published author. She shares her unconventional journey into wine and why real connection over a great bottle matters more than ever.
Alton Peques is in Product at LinkedIn while running Nexus Commerce and other major product initiatives. In this In Good Company episode, he explains why multi-hyphenates are the future of work.
Celebrity private chef Scotty Bonds shares how he went from selling cupcakes at his dad’s barbershop to cooking for celebrities such as Martin Lawrence, George Lopez & more.
NC Senator Caleb Theodros on why following polls fails, how obsession beats hard work, and why mental health is the crisis no one's solving. In Good Company.
Chris Tazewell turned down a $100K offer to take an internship. Now he's closed $12M+ in tech sales. Here's why taking a step back changed everything. Learning how to pivot is an important skill that can lead to fruitful results.
Shay shares her journey into the world of wine, breaking down barriers in a traditional industry, and how she's building a community where good vibes and great vintages meet.
Sly Gittens shares his vision for AI as a coach, the family members who shaped how he thinks, and why simplifying technology is about people first.
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DeAngelo Watson went from NC A&T computer science grad to building FFB Enterprises with a team of 10 and over $20M deployed to small business owners. He talks the Chicago real estate nightmare, why the funding space isn't dead, and the fear of responsibility that kept his company stuck for years. Episode 011 of In Good Company with Jerm.