ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Getting older has its moments. There’s a sense of freedom, but it is also strange at times. We discuss this with Jeremy Zucker, whom I’ve known since he decided to start a business, then decided to stop. He says work is less hard, but he’s also not looking for any more corporate ladders.
We talked about navigating the loss of the creative edge as you get older, and how to keep it. We also talked about music, and Jeremy’s former side gig pressing vinyl records for select artists.
About the guest:
- Jeremy Zucker works in the medical industry, managing teams of writers, and spends more time going to concerts than literally anyone we know.
About The Hosts:
- Daniel Herndon is a brand strategist at HRNDN Brand Agency (HRNDN.com) and author of The Lorem Ipsum (danielkherndon.com).
- Michael Salemi owns a branded apparel and promotional products company, Colored Threads (colored-threads.com).
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United States
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