The fact that you did not get up to have your ass here at 9 o’clock in the morning. “The fact that you don’t think social media is effective. Inventory can mean the fact you think you know things and there’s nothing else for you to learn,” John said. When I say take inventory, I mean take inventory of yourself,’” John recalled. John said he told his mother what his goal was, and she replied with a lesson for him. John’s first professional goal was when he decided to “make the uniform” for the emerging hip-hop industry after selling $800 worth of hand-stitched Fubu hats in an hour standing outside a mall.
“If you’re not in charge of the goals you set for yourself, you let other people set goals for you,” John said. The New York-born John cast back to his beginnings with Fubu in the early 1990s, when he worked with his mother to fulfill $300,000 worth of clothing orders from their modest home in Queens. MJBizCon marks 10th year with return to in-person event.
MJBizCon keynote speaker: Q&A with Daymond John of ‘Shark Tank’.Growth tops 2022 cannabis business priorities for MJBizCon attendees.MJBiz CEO sees at least 4 more states legalizing marijuana in 2022, big M&A deals.He illustrated each of his points with tales from his own rise to fame and fortune. We invest in people,” John told the crowd. “There’s something very important I’ve learned on ‘Shark Tank’: We do not invest in companies. Though John managed to get through a nearly 90-minute presentation without mentioning the words “marijuana” or “cannabis” once, his speech drew a standing ovation from the hundreds of MJ industry audience members who were eager for advice from a hugely successful entrepreneur.
You might find that they’re passionate about something else you’re passionate about. You have employees? Ask them what their two to five words are. So many of us are on our second careers and second families because we made everything else a priority. Love what you do, but love that damn family more than anything else. The only thing that costs more than an education is ignorance. You can’t hit a target you can’t see,” said John, founder of hip-hop apparel company Fubu and the trade show’s closing keynote speaker.
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