My guest today is Jeremy Hill, a successful entrepreneur and founder of JB Capital. In our conversations today, we discuss what success looks like and how one person's path to success may differ from another. We discuss how the ways we make connections today differ significantly from our grandparents' generations and the importance of a good connection in the business world. 

Please enjoy my conversation with Jeremy Hill.

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Show Notes

[00:02:28] - Learning to adapt to a vagrant childhood

[00:05:22] - How Jeremy’s grandparents shaped his perspective on life

[00:10:34] - The values and behaviors from past generations

[00:12:20] - The “Stand By Me” moments of this generation

[00:15:41] - Why he never got his degree

[00:17:08] - What it means to be successful 

[00:21:30] - A really good employee who can’t keep a job

[00:25:31] - A friendly cup of coffee accidentally develops into new business opportunities  

[00:29:25] - Deep dive into JB Capital’s business structure and how it’s changed over the years.

[00:39:28] - General wisdom for entrepreneurship

[00:43:39] - Jeremy shares his perspective on the decline of the Emerald City 

[00:48:59] - Outlook on the oncoming recession.

[00:50:30] - Perspective on social media and using it to build a portfolio