Strap on your Boots
Successful technologist and filmmaker Jason Sherman gives you real world examples on how to realistically succeed in the world of entrepreneurship while helping you avoid common mistakes. His methods and strategies apply to any industry, income or education level. You will also learn from industry experts, entrepreneurs, CEOs, and business owners as they talk about their successes in his segment Zero to CEO. Lastly, you can hear about future technologies and space phenomena in Jason's favorite segment: Future Tech. So get ready to Strap on your Boots!
- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 16 minutes
- Episodes
- 320
- Years Active
- 2018 - 2025
How to work from home during the coronavirus global pandemic
In this episode I talk about the ways that you can cope with working from home during the COVID-19 Coronavirus Global Pandemic. I focus on the ways that I personally have been dealing with it. Hopefu…
00:14:43 |
Wed 25 Mar 2020
How to choose a technology framework and work with developers
Choosing a framework for your mobile app or web platform can be tough because there are so many options. Then working with developers on your project can be super difficult. In this episode I help yo…
00:14:34 |
Thu 12 Sep 2019
How Technology has Disrupted Online Dating - and how to navigate through it
Online Dating has been around for decades now, but it has become saturated and ghosting is as ubiquitous as catfishing now. In this episode I explain how technology has disrupted the dating scene, an…
00:18:51 |
Mon 29 Jul 2019
Why you should focus on building an MVP
Time and time again, entrepreneurs like to skip steps when it comes to building a platform or a product. There are many reasons why you should build an MVP (minimum viable product), before spending a…
00:17:48 |
Wed 17 Jul 2019
Startup Journey #3 with Paige Price of the Philadelphia Theatre Company
In this episode of Startup Journey I speak with Paige Price of the Philadelphia Theatre Company. She talks about her transition from being an actress to helping run the business side of a theater com…
00:27:42 |
Fri 05 Jul 2019
How to Successfully Produce a Movie
In this episode I talk about how I produced two of my films - "The Bucks County Massacre" and "The King's Highway". Both films have won film festival awards and have been picked up by Los Angeles bas…
00:17:23 |
Mon 24 Jun 2019
How to choose the right development partner
When building an app or software platform, the typical entrepreneur must hire a programmer or team of developers to build their dream. Outsourcing comes with a long list of challenges and issues that…
00:23:02 |
Sun 26 May 2019
Battle of the Smartphones - iPhone versus Android
In this episode, I'm going to explain my opinion as to why I believe the iPhone is a superior technology to Android phones. I go through various reasons in specific detail both from a user standpoint…
00:11:07 |
Mon 06 May 2019
10 Steps to Building and Scaling an MVP Software Platform
Using tried and true methods, in this episode I explain how to properly validate your app idea, then build it piece by piece, while iterating and gaining feedback from beta testers, so that you can i…
00:28:02 |
Thu 11 Apr 2019
Why you should focus on your product and not money
It's easy to think that you have a billion dollar idea. But before trying to get an investor to fund your idea, you have to focus on your product or service and get as many customer as possible to fi…
00:13:46 |
Tue 19 Mar 2019
Why Entrepreneurs Should Work on a New Project Every Few Months
When you are a full-time entrepreneur, typically you are working on multiple projects at a time. When building a company, there is a process that you have to go through, from whiteboard to launch. On…
00:11:29 |
Mon 11 Mar 2019
Startup Journey #2 with Corinne Rietheimer of Shore Soaps
In this episode of Startup Journey I have the pleasure of talking with Corinne Rietheimer of Shore Soaps. Corinne started her company 6 years ago while working a full time job. She talks about the ch…
00:25:39 |
Mon 04 Mar 2019
When to pivot or add a vertical market to your business
Running your startup over the course of a couple of years with your team is a very challenging thing to do without funding. The few that have succeeded are the success stories that you hear every day…
00:14:39 |
Mon 25 Feb 2019
The Challenges of Running your own Business
To most people, running your own business seems glorious, fun, exciting, and full of perks. But the truth is, running a business is difficult, challenging, and stressful at times. In this episode, I …
00:17:06 |
Mon 18 Feb 2019
How to get your first 100,000 customers!
You would think the hardest part about building your business is actually creating your product. The hard truth is that anyone can learn how to code a mobile app and then launch it themselves. Or bui…
00:15:38 |
Sun 10 Feb 2019
Why you should never raise money before launching your product
When you are first building your platform or product, you need to focus on what I like to call "The 4 Ts": Technology, Team, Traction, and Turning a profit. In this episode I will explain each of th…
00:16:42 |
Sun 03 Feb 2019
Startup Journey #1 with Classical Musician Rachel Segal
In this first episode of Startup Journey I welcome professional classical musician Rachel Segal. Rachel is the Founder and Executive Director of PrimaveraFund.org, a member of string quartet Fairmoun…
00:26:13 |
Fri 18 Jan 2019
How to validate your idea before building it
So you have a new idea for an app, a product, or a small business that will potentially allow you the freedom to quit your job. You might feel like it’s a daunting and intimidating path that you’re a…
00:12:57 |
Thu 27 Dec 2018
10 Steps to Succeed in your Goals!
So another year has passed and you didn’t quit smoking cigarettes, you didn’t lose those extra 30 lbs, you didn’t get that promotion, and you didn’t start that new business you’ve been dreaming about…
00:27:24 |
Thu 20 Dec 2018
Why every business owner needs a blog
Maybe you’re a business owner or want to be one. Either way, people come to you because you specialize in a certain service or product. Customers assume that you know the ins and outs of whatever it …
00:12:14 |
Thu 06 Dec 2018
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