Zachary Babcock & Alex Quin. In our conversation, we dive into a real-talk conversation about not accepting excuses, networking the right way, and building a legacy [...]
In this episode, Alex Quin talks with Zachary Babcock, ex-convict turned entrepreneur and Top-Rated Podcast Host of Underdog Empowerment. Zachary reached out to me in a unique way and got a spot on the show as a result. In our conversation, we dive into a real-talk conversation about not accepting excuses, networking the right way, and building a legacy your kids and future self will be proud of.
If you are an aspiring entrepreneur who has let a label (“too old”, “too young”, etc) stop you from reaching your dreams, this podcast show will knock you off the couch and into action.
In this conversation, Zachary & Alex Quin shared:
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[[3:00] Who is Zachary Babcock?
[6:53] What advice would you give your 18-year old self if you could go back in time?
[8:26] Zachary’s personal journey for a more meaningful life
[10:13] How Zachary learned how NOT to network
[13:37] Zachary’s newest focus
[15:00] What advice would you give to your twins?
“I always wanted to be the father I never had.”
“I became an entrepreneur because I couldn’t get a job.”
“The podcast really changed the trajectory of my career. Before getting into the podcast, I was just some some ex-convict turned entrepreneur..."
“Podcasting is all about networking.”
Zachary Babcock is a former prisoner who became an entrepreneur and the host of Underdog Empowerment Podcast.
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IG: @alexquin
Twitter: @mralexquin
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