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Good Morning, Money!
Hosted by Rosha Entezari · EN
Start your day with a sip of success, a quick, actionable tip to boost your financial knowledge and set yourself up for success. Hosted by Rosha from Roshed Coaching, with nearly two decades of experience in finance, an MBA in marketing, and certification as a business coach and consultant, each one-minute episode delivers bite-sized insights on money management, finance, marketing strategies, and mindset development.
Perfect for enhancing your financial literacy, growing your business, and cultivating a positive mindset. Tune in every morning for your daily dose of growth, inspiration, and smart money tips.
#2 Podcast in Wealth Building according to Goodpods.
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Ep.488 Surviving a Serial Killer: How Tylenol Turned a Deadly Crime into an Unassailable Business Moat
Jun 1600:01:42Tap to summarizeWhen a crisis strikes, the natural corporate instinct is to minimize liability and hide behind PR. Do the exact opposite. The 1982 Tylenol crisis proved that voluntarily taking a massive financial hit to protect your customers is the ultimate strategy for brand survival. Stop defending operational mistakes and start radically over-correcting them to buy an unassailable layer of lifetime trust that no competitor can touch.Send us Fan Mail
Transcribe →Ep.487 Why Spelling Jessica with a 'G' is the Greatest Marketing Hack in Modern History
Jun 1500:01:36Tap to summarizeStop obsessing over a flawless, robotic customer journey. Starbucks built a marketing empire by deliberately misspelling names to create shareable friction. Inject a customized, human imperfection into your onboarding process today and give your clients a psychological reason to talk about your brand publicly.Send us Fan Mail
Transcribe →Ep.486 How Lego Dodged Bankruptcy (And What It Teaches Us About Peak Productivity)
Jun 1200:01:19Tap to summarizeTotal freedom is secretly destroying your productivity. Here is the biological and historical proof of why introducing strict constraints, artificial boundaries, and limited options is the counterintuitive secret to producing your absolute best work.Send us Fan Mail
Transcribe →Ep.484 The "Prisoner's Dilemma" Secret That Will Completely Change How You Negotiate
Jun 1100:01:36Tap to summarizeWe have been conditioned to believe that winning in business means ruthlessly crushing the competition. But math proves otherwise. When scientists ran massive computer simulations of the famous Prisoner’s Dilemma, the ultimate winning strategy wasn't betrayal—it was a simple code called Tit for Tat. The real secret to dominating the long game isn't zero-sum warfare. It is establishing a framework of verifiable trust.Send us Fan Mail
Transcribe →Ep.483 How the Richest Man in History Accidentally Destroyed an Entire Economy
Jun 1000:01:20Tap to summarizeWe constantly assume that adding more money creates more wealth, but value is dictated entirely by scarcity. Even pure gold becomes worthless when you flood the market. Stop discounting your core offers to chase volume, and start protecting your prestige.Send us Fan Mail
Transcribe →Ep.482 The Ancient Roman Money Secret That Will Change How You Think About Income
Jun 900:01:30Tap to summarizeWe obsess over the physical form of our wealth, but money has zero intrinsic value. True wealth is holding exactly what the market desperately needs. Trade your high-demand skills for equity, not just cash.Send us Fan Mail
Transcribe →Ep.481 Even Sir Isaac Newton Fell Victim to FOMO: The Devastating Proof About Investing
Jun 800:01:19Tap to summarizeThink you need to be a genius to build wealth? Think again. Sir Isaac Newton discovered gravity, but even he lost his ENTIRE fortune to FOMO. You will too if you don't master your emotions.Send us Fan Mail
Transcribe →Ep.480 Before You Pitch Your Product Ever Again You Need to Learn How This Brand Commercialized Social Fear
Jun 500:01:23Tap to summarizeThe Halitosis Hustle Before the 1920s, bad breath was just an annoyance—until Listerine rebranded a floor cleaner into the cure for a "medical condition" they popularized called halitosis.They didn't sell mouthwash; they commercialized a social fear and owned the solution.You cannot sell a cure to a market that doesn't realize they are sick.Send us Fan Mail
Transcribe →Ep.479 The French Dining Guide That Secretly Convinced the World to Destroy Their Car Tires
Jun 400:01:16Tap to summarizeWant to sell more product? Stop talking about features.In 1900, Michelin invented their famous restaurant guide not to rate food, but to force people to take road trips and wear out their car tires.Brilliant marketing doesn’t sell what you make; it sells the lifestyle that makes your product essential.Find the exact step your customer takes before they need you, and build a free resource that helps them take it.Send us Fan Mail
Transcribe →Ep.478 Why an Ancient Royal Scam Holds the Secret to Selling Out Your High-Ticket Offers
Jun 300:01:20Tap to summarizeWe assume the best way to sell a product is to scream louder, push harder, and advertise endless availability. But human nature works in reverse: the more accessible something is, the less we value it.People don't crave what is common; they crave what is exclusive.Your action item: Stop making your offers a free-for-all. Add genuine friction today—use an application process, a strict cap, or a VIP tier to build real desire.Send us Fan Mail
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