507: Fire Your Boss on Amazon with Isaac Kuhlman
507: Fire Your Boss on Amazon Isaac Kuhlman, REAL Coaching
– The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 507 Isaac Kuhlman
Isaac Kuhlman has been an Amazon Brand Developer since 2013, responsible for more than $12 Million in revenue. He is the co-founder of REAL Coaching with Kirsty Verity where they have helped over 1,000 Amazon Sellers grow their businesses with the right strategies to achieve their freedom goals. They specialize in taking sellers who are stuck or plateaued in their business and break through to reach the real success they desire.
Now he gets to enjoy real freedom and pursue his lifelong passion for Rock music-- having produced and recorded an album, bicycling 11 miles a day, writing a poetry book and traveling the world.
Listen to this illuminating Sharkpreneur episode with Isaac Kuhlman about firing your boss on Amazon.
Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:
● Why Amazon sellers can’t incentive customers to leave good reviews.
● How many people don’t adequately budget to be an Amazon seller.
● Why people decide to go from employee to entrepreneur.
● How to build a sustainable business to fit your lifestyle.
● Why you need to find a way to make money while you’re sleeping.
Connect with Isaac:
Guest Contact Info
@real_amazon_coaching
facebook.com/groups/AmazonSellerRoundTable
Links Mentioned:
goteamreal.com
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