465: Mentor to Millions Kevin Harrington and Mark Timm
Mentor to Millions
Kevin Harrington and Mark Timm
– The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 465 Kevin Harrington and Mark Timm
Kevin Harrington has been a successful entrepreneur for over 40 years. He’s an orginal “Shark” on the Emmy-winning TV show, Shark Tank. He is also the inventor of the Informercial, As Seen On TV Pioneer, Co-Founder of the Electornic Retailers Association, Co-Founding board member of the Entrepreneurs’s Organization, and Co-
Mark Timm’s businesses have been built with international footprints in more than a dozen countries and powered by global supply chain connections and across diverse industries from retail to wholesale and from product manufacturing to digital marketing and real estate.
Mark knows what it’s like to leverage exponential thinking to multiply success—he started a retail gift company out of his garage and grew it to become a multi-million-dollar enterprise and the #1 supplier of its kind in North America. One of his enterprises achieved recognition as the runner-up for The National Small Business of the Year presented by President Bush, while another venture became one of the top 100 retailers on Amazon.
Listen to this illuminating Sharkpreneur episode with Kevin Harrington and Mark Kimm about their new book Mentor to Millions.
Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:
● How Kevin and Mark were both mentored by Zig Ziglar.
● Why you need to have the courage to ask for a mentor.
● How you should be your mentor’s best student.
● Why mentors should turn things down if it’s not their expertise.
● How you have to teach other people what you have learned.
Connect with Mark:
Guest Contact Info
Website
marktimm.com
@themarktimm
@themarktimm
facebook.com/themarktimm
linkedin.com/in/mark-timm
Links Mentioned:
kevinmentor.com
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