Better Brew Podcast
013—What exactly is a Serial Entrepreneur anyway? w/ Special Guest Jordan Levy — Part 1
Topic Intro
Serial Entrepreneurs come in all age ranges and styles. Their mindset and the way they are wired might have something to do with it.
Guest Info
He sold his first business at the age of 25 and by 28 was running his second—while traveling the United States during Covid. A son of an immigrant this millennial is a hard-working entrepreneur who is more than eager to share what he has learned along the way.
What to expect for this episode
Have you ever met a serial entrepreneur? Know what one is? Want to be one yourself? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you're going to love meeting Jordan Levy. With a natural easy approach, Jordan shares what it was like to raise money, right out of college and start a business—which he sold at the age of 25! What he learned from the experience helped him build a better business, by the age of 28. With a love of travel, cooking, and wood lathing, Jordan talks honestly about life on the road, what he did right and what he did wrong in his first business, and what trait he thinks is the best trait an entrepreneur should strive to attain.
Topics Covered:
- Intro of guest [00:54]
- Life on the road during the Pandemic [1:23]
- How it all began [04:20]
- Thoughts on being the son of an immigrant [05:20]
- Seeing America one National Park at a time [06:35]
- On building and selling his first business at the age of 25 [08:26]
- Jordan shares what he has learned and how to build a business well [12:04]
- Jordan offers his definition of a serial entrepreneur [13:43]
- Jordan's Better Blend Tip [15:55]
- Extro [18:30]
Quotes:
- "Being a serial entrepreneur is being comfortable with the uncomfortable nature of not having anything built or in front of you."— Jordan
- "We are in dire need of giving people who don't fit the mold an opportunity." —Jordan
Connect with Jordan: www.capsource.io
Connect with STEPHANIE HUFFMAN
info@stephaniehuffman.org
Did you like the episode? Subscribe to our podcast for more interesting conversations!
If you know someone who would be someone you think Stephanie should interview, why not let us know? Email info@stephaniehuffman.org today, and we will send them our application process and get that ball rolling!
Topic Intro
Serial Entrepreneurs come in all age ranges and styles. Their mindset and the way they are wired might have something to do with it.
Guest Info
He sold his first business at the age of 25 and by 28 was running his second—while traveling the United States during Covid. A son of an immigrant this millennial is a hard-working entrepreneur who is more than eager to share what he has learned along the way.
What to expect for this episode
Have you ever met a serial entrepreneur? Know what one is? Want to be one yourself? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you're going to love meeting Jordan Levy. With a natural easy approach, Jordan shares what it was like to raise money, right out of college and start a business—which he sold at the age of 25! What he learned from the experience helped him build a better business, by the age of 28. With a love of travel, cooking, and wood lathing, Jordan talks honestly about life on the road, what he did right and what he did wrong in his first business, and what trait he thinks is the best trait an entrepreneur should strive to attain.
Topics Covered:
- Intro of guest [00:54]
- Life on the road during the Pandemic [1:23]
- How it all began [04:20]
- Thoughts on being the son of an immigrant [05:20]
- Seeing America one National Park at a time [06:35]
- On building and selling his first business at the age of 25 [08:26]
- Jordan shares what he has learned and how to build a business well [12:04]
- Jordan offers his definition of a serial entrepreneur [13:43]
- Jordan's Better Blend Tip [15:55]
- Extro [18:30]
Quotes:
- "Being a serial entrepreneur is being comfortable with the uncomfortable nature of not having anything built or in front of you."— Jordan
- "We are in dire need of giving people who don't fit the mold an opportunity." —Jordan
Connect with Jordan: www.capsource.io
Connect with STEPHANIE HUFFMAN
info@stephaniehuffman.org
Did you like the episode? Subscribe to our podcast for more interesting conversations!
If you know someone who would be someone you think Stephanie should interview, why not let us know? Email info@stephaniehuffman.org today, and we will send them our application process and get that ball rolling!