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Why Top Marketers Love Risk and Actively Seek It Out | Ep. #1547

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In episode #1547, we talk about why the top marketers love risk and actively seek it out. Without risk, there can be no reward, and for some, taking risks becomes addictive simply because of the dopamine rush it produces. In this episode, we talk about some of our favorite entrepreneurs, the risks they have taken, and the amazing places this approach to life has taken them.
TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:
[00:25] Today’s topic: Why The Top Marketers Love Risk and Actively Seek It Out.
[00:33] A story about Eric proving how much he loves taking risks.
[01:20] The rush of taking risks and how it keeps pushing you.
[02:11] The dopamine rush of gaming and how it is similar to digital marketing.
[02:29] From affiliate marketing to business and how this process is like a game.
[03:12] Examples of great digital marketers.
[03:47] With no risk, there is no reward.
[04:00] Taking no risk is the biggest risk one can take.
[05:28] More examples of risk-taking marketers.
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Chase Hero on Instagram
Mark Zuckerberg
Russel Brunson
Noah Kagen
AppSumo
 
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