Chiro Hustle Podcast 124 – Jared Yellin
Jared Yellin has been an entrepreneur since graduating early from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University. Upon earning his degree, Jared launched a reverse mortgage startup company in Chicago, spent time on Wall Street, worked closely with Dr. Patrick Gentempo at CLA/CWA, initiated the rapid expansion of a health and wellness franchise, participated in a large Merger and Acquisition of a nutraceutical company, became a speaker for small business owners, undergraduate students, entrepreneurs, etc. and most recently launched Synduit LLC in July 2011. Synduit LLC. (Founded in July 2011) is a marketing and consulting firm that works exclusively with small business, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders. What makes Synduit unique and effective is the company becomes an extension of the businesses they support and establishes itself as a full-service marketing department. “Small is the new BIG,” is a mantra that Synduit lives by and when a client joins the movement, they will be greeted with custom website development, professional copywriting, landing page development, blogging, e-commerce, event registration, market research, online memberships, password-protected learning management systems, search engine marketing, social media advertising, strategic marketing, and most importantly expert business consulting. Jared is also a sought-after speaker and regularly graces the stage in front of chiropractors, health coaches, marketers, aspiring entrepreneurs, and a variety of other industries as well. He focuses on helping people learn the Synduit Communication Paradigm and how to Establish Emolectual Connections. The audience is always left in an inspired state and with the skills to effectively engage their audience, while building a movement of raving fans. When Jared is not being his visionary and entrepreneurial self (which is rare!) his passion is the world of personal development, health and wellness, and spending time with his family (his engagement video went VIRAL!). Optimistic Quote – Affirmation “You cannot carry out fundamental change without a certain amount of madness. It took the madmen of yesterday, for us to act with extreme clarity today. I want to be one of those madmen. We must dare to invest in the future” – Thomas Sankara
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