Something More Fulfilling

Ep 2. - Richard Walsh: The Veteran, the Champion, the Entrepreneur

June 10, 2024 Trung Huynh Season 1 Episode 2
Ep 2. - Richard Walsh: The Veteran, the Champion, the Entrepreneur
Something More Fulfilling
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Something More Fulfilling
Ep 2. - Richard Walsh: The Veteran, the Champion, the Entrepreneur
Jun 10, 2024 Season 1 Episode 2
Trung Huynh

In this episode of 'Something More Fulfilling,' host Trung invites Richard Walsh, a veteran entrepreneur with over 30 years of experience, to share his journey from a Marine Corps exit in 1987 to becoming a successful entrepreneur. Richard discusses his beginnings in manual labor, transitioning to starting his own company, and ultimately scaling his business to earn international fame. He delves into the challenges faced during the 2008 economic collapse, leading to the realization that he needed more balance in his life. Richard highlights the importance of five pillars: faith, family, finances, fitness, and friendships. He also emphasizes the critical need for systemization, delegation, and having an exit strategy when building a business. Richard shares insights on how to avoid the pitfalls of ego and pride, and how to effectively employ mentors and coaches for guidance. Throughout the conversation, foundational business principles and personal anecdotes illustrate the philosophies that have driven his success.

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In this episode of 'Something More Fulfilling,' host Trung invites Richard Walsh, a veteran entrepreneur with over 30 years of experience, to share his journey from a Marine Corps exit in 1987 to becoming a successful entrepreneur. Richard discusses his beginnings in manual labor, transitioning to starting his own company, and ultimately scaling his business to earn international fame. He delves into the challenges faced during the 2008 economic collapse, leading to the realization that he needed more balance in his life. Richard highlights the importance of five pillars: faith, family, finances, fitness, and friendships. He also emphasizes the critical need for systemization, delegation, and having an exit strategy when building a business. Richard shares insights on how to avoid the pitfalls of ego and pride, and how to effectively employ mentors and coaches for guidance. Throughout the conversation, foundational business principles and personal anecdotes illustrate the philosophies that have driven his success.