Amplified Impact Podcast with Anthony Vicino

Three incredible lessons I learned from an Olympian, a billionaire, and my dad...lessons that helped me build a hundred-million-dollar business. 

From conquering fears as a rock climber to understandi…

If you want to build a successful business, you need to operate in your zone of genius as much as possible. 

Forget the typical advice about 'following your passion.'

Instead, lean into what you're uni…

Big news: I'm about to break down the exact steps to completely destroy your business...if that's what you're after. 

Inspired by Charlie Munger's idea of inversion, we're flipping the script today. 

W…

Ever feel like you're excellent in one area of life, but the rest is falling behind? 

In this episode, I dive into how to transfer your hidden talents into broader success. 

From video games to real es…

We're all taught to trade time for money...clock in, clock out, and that's your value.

But in reality, it's not about the hours you put in; it's about how you spend those hours. 

In this episode, I bre…

There are two types of errors that can hold you back in business and life: judgment errors and execution errors. 

If you're stuck, you're either executing the wrong way or chasing the wrong goal. 

Are …

Life isn’t shaped by one big decision...it’s molded by countless small ones. 

Today, I break down the ‘Plus One’ decision-making framework, inspired by Maslow, that’s been a game changer in my life. 

I…

Ever felt like 'being practical' was just an excuse for not chasing your dreams? 

In this episode, we break down the myth of reality, showing how your beliefs shape your world. 

We dive into why fear o…

If you want to be a successful entrepreneur, you have to overcome your basic instincts...pessimism, cynicism, and comfort. 

Our ancestors survived by avoiding risk, but today's world rewards those wil…

I'm tackling one of the hardest lessons in business: balancing urgency and impact. 

Ever felt like you're constantly putting out fires but not making real progress? Yeah, me too.

In this episode, I sha…

Are you running your business with your hair on fire, constantly reacting to crises? 

Or are you focused on what truly drives impact? 

In this episode, we break down the difference between urgent tasks…

Pull up a seat because I’ve got a story for you. 

Today, we're diving into the wild journey of one of the greatest entrepreneurs I've met...facing down internet trolls while building world-changing te…

Alright, let's get real for a minute. I'm noticing two common trends among new entrepreneurs...especially in software and app development...that are seriously holding them back. 

Whether it's the beli…

Entrepreneurs often hit roadblocks when solving problems in the wrong order.

In this episode, we dive into why sequence is everything for business growth. 

Learn how identifying the right constraint...…

Ever wondered when operational complexity hits in a growing business? 

It’s often right after your fifth hire. 

That’s when the game changes...new layers of hierarchy form, and things get tricky. But i…

Welcome back to the pod, where we're doing something different this time.

With nearly 600 episodes behind us, I've always gone solo...until now. 

Today, I'm diving into a tweet I shared on the six key …

In today’s episode, we’re diving into the biggest challenge entrepreneurs face...overcoming obscurity. 

No matter how great your business is, if people don’t know you exist, you’re invisible. 

I learne…

Ever wonder if you’re building a business or just giving yourself a job? 

In this episode, I dive into a conversation with a client who's at a major crossroads...stick with his high-paying solo work o…

Entrepreneurship is like playing whack-a-mole: solve one problem, and a few more pop up. 

But here’s the secret: not every mole matters. 

The key is focusing on the right problems, not hypothetical one…

I was listening to an Alex Hormozi interview the other day, and he shared something powerful about how we measure success in different areas of life. 

He said, "The more ways you have to measure, the …