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Ep.185 ~ From Selling Thigh-Masters to Eating Crickets ~ Jesse Schoberg

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100 Interviews in 100 Days with 100 Entrepreneurs That Have Built $100,000+ Businesses

 

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“I was selling Thigh-Masters on Ebay when I was sixteen!”  Jesse Schoberg

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On today’s show, we welcome world traveling digital nomad and serial entrepreneur Jesse Schoberg to the show. Jesse Schoberg is currently the CEO and Co-Founder of DropInBlog.  Jesse shares with us about how he started selling Thigh Masters online in high school and has been growing businesses ever since.

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Throughout the interview we talk about hiring in Ukraine vs. America, recruiting and work/life balance.  Jesse shares in thorough detail about his hiring process, and then chats a bit about why he thinks Slack is completely inefficient.  Lastly, Jesse shares the details about his newest project Crickets.org a business dedicated to informing people about edible crickets and insects as an alternative source of protein.

It is a high-energy podcast and a very good time chatting with Jesse.

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“Project management systems are so much more efficient than using Slack because everyone can actually get their work done instead of sitting in the chat room all day.” 

 Jesse Schoberg

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01:29 Panama City

05:53: Hiring Domestic vs. Abroad

14:15: Jesse Shares His Recruitment Process

18:23: Jesse on Why Slack is Inefficient

18:50: What Works Better Than Slack

22:47: Jesse on Work-Life Balance

25:41: Stopping the Work to Enjoy Life

29:15: Diversification on Your Projects/Businesses

31:08: Jesse on Edible Crickets

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Honorable Mentions:

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Basecamp

Freedcamp

FormToEmail

DropInBlog

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Contact Info:

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https://schoberg.net

https://dropinblog.com 

https://schoberg.net/#press

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