Ep. 19 - Access Your Success: Connect, Collaborate, and Inspire - with Dylan Gambardella
Trendsetters with Jesse Kay
English - August 02, 2017 15:00 - 43 minutes - 39.5 MB - ★★★★★ - 78 ratingsEntrepreneurship Business Education Self-Improvement business entrepreneur marketing leadership entrepreneurship health finance lifestyle fitness interview Homepage Download Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
Today we’re sharing an episode of the Access Your Success hour on Teens of America Radio that Jesse co-hosted with Sean Mulroney.
The co-hosts interview http://www.dylangambardella.com/ (Dylan Gambardella), Co-Founder of the Next Gen Summit, about growing the Next Gen community, why collaboration trumps competition, and balancing entrepreneurship with college.
Resources:
Listen to Teens of America Radio
Connect with Dylan: Website | Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn | https://www.facebook.com/DylanGambardella (Facebook)
Learn more about the Next Generation Summit at ngsummit.com
Collaboration > Competition
“The way to the most success possible, for any individual, is never going to be through pure competition.” –Dylan Gambardella
Success follow people who give significantly more than they ask or take.
Too much of business, and live, is transactional. People are often only willing to offer something if they are offered something in return; it’s all quid pro quo.
However, you want your relationships to be friendships – not transactions. This is what surfaces relationships that have true value, and it paves the way towards true collaboration.
Today we’re sharing an episode of the Access Your Success hour on Teens of America Radio that Jesse co-hosted with Sean Mulroney.
The co-hosts interview Dylan Gambardella, Co-Founder of the Next Gen Summit, about growing the Next Gen community, why collaboration trumps competition, and balancing entrepreneurship with college.
Resources:
Listen to Teens of America Radio Connect with Dylan: Website | Twitter | Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook Learn more about the Next Generation Summit at ngsummit.com
Collaboration > Competition
“The way to the most success possible, for any individual, is never going to be through pure competition.” –Dylan Gambardella
Success follow people who give significantly more than they ask or take.
Too much of business, and live, is transactional. People are often only willing to offer something if they are offered something in return; it’s all quid pro quo.
However, you want your relationships to be friendships – not transactions. This is what surfaces relationships that have true value, and it paves the way towards true collaboration.