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The First Big Success | The Tyler Wagner Show Shortclip - John Malott

Name: The First Big Success | The Tyler Wagner Show Shortclip - John Malott
Uploaded: 2022-02-24T17:34:37+00:00
Duration: 1 min 7 s
Channel: Tyler Wagner
Description: In this short excerpt from The Tyler Wagner Show, guest John Malott recounts his first major entrepreneurial success. He explains that it took seven…

24 Feb 2022 · 1 min

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In this short excerpt from The Tyler Wagner Show, guest John Malott recounts his first major entrepreneurial success. He explains that it took seven years of full‑time entrepreneurship to reach $100,000 in revenue, noting that his inaugural year earned only $4,000, which led peers to doubt his prospects. Malott also describes his early involvement with a company called The People’s Network (TPN), which delivered personal‑development programming to homes via large analog satellite dishes, a technology predating modern digital satellite services. The tone is informal and autobiographical, emphasizing the grind and unexpected nature of his breakthrough.

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So what was your, um, so after you get— what was like your first big success? Like after—
man, yeah, it took such a long time. That's what's funny, man. I get on, on these shows and I'm on stages and, and, you know, people hear kind of stories and they think that all of a sudden, you know, I got all this money and I'm rolling Rolls-Royces, living in this life. But it was, it was, man, it was brutal. So It took me 7 years as a full-time entrepreneur to finally crack $100,000. Okay. My first year as a full-time entrepreneur, I made $4,000. So you can imagine the people around me like, oh yeah, you're going to do great, fucking loser. You know what I mean? It was— it was so— but here's what's crazy. My first year as a full— and I was— I was involved in a company called TPN. It was called the People's Network. And they were— they were pumping personal development into your home via satellite. Not like the satellite we know today. These were big, like, analog. Digital didn't exist back then. I'm aging myself. I know I look like I'm 26, but you know, but they're analog. You have to put it up on your roof and I