Alexander Hoare
Why Rich People Destroy Wealth In 3 Generations
In this episode, we sit down with Alexander Hoare, 12th-generation partner and former CEO of C. Hoare & Co., the UK’s...
A Personal Branding Masterclass With Sam Parr
Sam founded The Hustle at 25 with $12, and just four years later, sold it to HubSpot in a very successful exit. Later, while building Hampton, a private community for high-growth founders, he realized that one of the most powerful assets he could build was his personal brand. In this episode of True Wealth, Sam shares the framework he used to build an audience around himself, and turn that audience into leverage for whatever he wants to build next. Study what works, understand the mechanics behind it, test it yourself, and keep repeating it as many times as needed until it becomes your own. Because, as Sam puts it, you get to quality through quantity.
“Almost everything that I’ve gotten post-exit has come from that.”
“There’s 100% a system to learning quickly.”
“In order to be great, you purposely break certain rules.”
“Consistency over a long period of time is necessary.”
Founder, Hampton Community
Sam Parr is a serial entrepreneur who has been building businesses since college, when a chain of hot dog stands and an online liquor store helped pay his way through school. He eventually dropped out, moved to San Francisco, and began teaching himself how to build internet companies.
In 2016, he founded The Hustle from his kitchen with just $12. What started as a newsletter became an eight-figure media company reaching millions of readers and helping establish newsletters as a serious media business. Four years later, Sam sold The Hustle to HubSpot in a very successful exit that gave him his financial freedom.
Most recently, motivated by the challenges that come after an exit, Sam co-founded Hampton, a highly vetted community for founders, CEOs, and entrepreneurs, the one where Anthony and Fintan met. But one of the most valuable things Sam has built since The Hustle isn’t another company. It’s an audience around his own name, one he can carry from one idea to the next and leverage across all sorts of new opportunities.
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