July 2020 - Marcus Whitney

This episode’s guest on #MWL is Eric Capehart. We discuss the current social climate and how it impacts mental health.

Here’s a success story of an entrepreneur that spans such a range that I can only refer to it as cinematic. That is, if you could convince anyone to fund the picture. Most production companies would feel uncomfortable getting behind a story that reads like an entrepreneurial fairy-tale. At first glance, it doesn’t seem like a gritty e-commerce journey.

This episode’s guest on #MWL is Sarah Coomer. We discuss the creative process and the journey of authorship. Sarah also talks about her book “The Habit Trip” coming out December 1st.

When Marcus Whitney dropped out of college, moved to Nashville and started waiting tables, it was probably hard to imagine a path that would end up with him as an award-winning entrepreneur, speaker and bestselling author. And yet, through hard work, dedication and a little bit of luck, that is exactly where he ended up.

This episode’s guest on #MWL is Joseph Jaffe. We discuss reinventing yourself during a pandemic, brand strategy, and his book, “Built to Suck.”

This episode’s guest on #MWL is Parker Gates. We discuss creative confidence, workplace culture, and creative leadership. Parker and I also talk about the need to experiment your way through problems.

This episode’s guest on #MWL is Sherrell Dorsey. We discuss data, and transparency, as well as her Black tech news publication, The Plug.

Today’s guest on #MWL is Mitch Joel, a seasoned marketing agency executive and the founder of Six Pixels Group. We talk about brands, commerce, community, and what’s next for us all as we build our new normal together.