In part two with Sasha Sherman, we'll talk about applying what you learn in school and entrepreneurship. a.

To learn more about Sasha, check him out on LinkedIn or at the Bold Organics website www.bold-organics.com

To learn more about Tony, go to www.tonysheng.com or find him on twitter @tonysheng.

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Sasha Sherman (part 2): Building While Learning

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In addition to being a savvy marketer, Alan is an adventurer who has made some tough decisions about his career: quitting a job he loved that took him to fifty different countries to join a marketing company in Boston to leaving that company he loved to start his own marketing agency in New York City. 

We talk about what he has learned in the first year of starting his first company. Everything from getting good legal and financial advice to strategies to managing his time better to learning how and when to ask for help. Alan has a track record of leaping headfirst into things he doesn't know much about, so if fear is stopping you from doing something, this is a great conversation for you.

More about Alan at: http://www.alan-perlman.com

More about Tony at: https://www.tonysheng.com

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Special thanks to @iamtheElephante and @SlanderOfficial for the tunes featured in this episode. 

Inspire people to lead more adventurous lives: Alan Perlman

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I actually had dinner with today's guest, Bing Chen, just before I left my last job, and it couldn't have been a more timely experience. He's one of the most passionate, mission driven people I know. Despite being a Forbes 30 under 30 and founder of one of the hottest startups in entertainment, Victorious, Bing describes himself as someone who is committed to moving people emotionally to become the person they want to become. 

More eager to celebrate other people than to talk about himself, Bing was reluctant to appear in something that focused so much on him and his story. He thinks he sounds cocky  in this episode, but I insisted that he let me share it because I disagree and think there's a great deal to learn from his approach to life. 

We talk about his mission, his childhood dream of being Walt Disney (and the first Asian president), how to find your calling, and much more. If you want to hear what passion sounds like, listen to this. 

Thanks to Bing for taking the time to chat. Learn about and get in touch with him here: 
- http://bingchen.me/
- https://www.twitter.com/bingchen
- http://victorious.com/

Thanks @SlanderOfficial and @iamtheElephante for the snippets of your tunes. 

Thanks listeners for listening :)

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