Glendon Cameron is an author, YouTuber and entrepreneur with over 17 years of experience ranging from business development, digital marketing, outside sales and being a founder. For the last seven years he has educated and entertained a growing following on his Youtube Channel Hustler's Kung Fu" with over 1400 videos!

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE SHOW:

• How he started his online business leveraging his real life businessThe importance of having a love for what you do.
• Marketing his book before he even wrote it years before it became the “thing” to do
• How 1 sales training paved the way for his entrepreneurial journey 
• How telling stories online completely changed the way people viewed his youtube channel.
• Setting up his youtube channel to sell stuff from day one.
• The reason Glendon had pivoted from his original business.
• Dealing with the haters online .
• The steps and work needed to build a solid youtube channel.
• Why you need to study your craft relentlessly. 
• Being an evergreen guy instead of a lunch guy.
• How he makes money selling courses

Jason Horton is an actor, writer, & comedian living in Los Angeles seen in over a billion total online views. He has been on TV shows like Tosh.0, Jimmy Kimmel, Conan, & more. He has been in commercials for Honda, Sony, Hyundai, & Foot Locker, and in the feature film Smiley, and the upcoming film Bob Thunder. He has written for Yahoo, Jenna Marbles, TotallySketch, Relatvity Pictures, & a pilot for Michael Uslan, the Executive Producer of the Dark Knight. Jason is currently an Executive Producer at the Game Show Network, and performs weekly at iO West in Hollywood.

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE SHOW:

• Why He feels you need to have haters.
• The importance of having a love for what you do.
• Learning how to be quick and charming as a result of his childhood.
• His love for being in front of people, and Jack tripper.
• Its not how much you make on youtube its how much you make because of youtube.
• Why podcasting and youtube isn’t cool.
• What youtube gives to the average person.
• Getting kicked off of 8 mile.
• How much work goes into making the sketch based videos.
• Rushing out content might not be the best thing to do.
• Its ok to take a risk every once in a while.
• His secret for gaining more fans and followers. 
• Making connections by going to Panda Express.
• How long it actually takes to become successful.
• The future of Jason Horton. 

DJ MIA's undeniable turntable talent has electrified crowds worldwide. Her contemporary style and indie eclectic had quickly taken notice and made her a coveted DJ in the industry. With existing collaborations and performances with well known household names, DJ MIA's success include a residency with MTV, Spots in major events and awards, as well as commercial and print campaigns. 

In todays episode we were able to sit down live in our hometown of Las Vegas inside one of her favorite coffee spots. 

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE SHOW:

• What its like to transition from modeling to music
• Why she owes her career to Serato
• Sharing her thoughts on the DJ industry being a “mans world”
• The love of traveling the world for her work
• Why it is important to mastering the art of mixing 
• The definition of having DJ brain 
• Realizing your dreams and seeking opportunities
• Ever evolving and how to rise above your current situation
• How Mia uses social media to stay connected with the rest of the world
• Raising her daughter as a DJ
• Connecting with RJ Mitte and beginning a life long friendship because of music.
• Her advice to anyone wanting to follow their dreams