Fernando Schiantarelli's guest appearances

Fernando Schiantarelli

Onward Nation

Rob Walch

Christopher Lochhead

Dixie Decker

Jordan Goodman

Dorie Clark

Gene Hammett

Jon Levy

Joe Vitale

Mike McDerment

Nicole Walters

Roger Whitney

Greg Dickerson

Mitch Stephen

Stephen Christopher

Jon Vroman

OwlTail

Fernando Schiantarelli is an entrepreneur, TV and radio producer and creator of “Cómo Lo Hizo”, which translates to “How did they make it?” — a podcast that focuses on helping Latino entrepreneurs in co-production with iHeart Radio in Los Angeles. What you’ll learn about in this episode:  Inspiring stories of creative entrepreneurs who immigrated to other countries and were able to build successful businesses out of pure innovation and hard work Two of the most important qualities for an entrepreneur are humility and resilience Humility is required, because it’s important to understand your place in the market, how to properly approach new contacts, and where you need to go to succeed, keeping everything grounded in reality Resilience is important because there will always be naysayers who try to discourage entrepreneurs from pursuing specific goals or who are sure that an idea is doomed to failure – people you have to press past However, passion can only get you so far, and it’s important to not mistake resilience for ignoring the warnings signs and investing too much time or money into an idea that is not properly research Once you understand your product idea entirely, where it fits in the market, how it would be made, and how (and at what price) it is likely to sell, then you can start using your passion to drive the idea forward “Most of our enemies are inside our own heads,” and entrepreneurs can’t let their own fears or uncertainties get the best of them when building company – and sometimes the inner voices are the hardest to work through Intuition and understanding are also important parts of being an entrepreneur: You have be able to listen to the investors and business contacts you’re talking with, and read between the lines to see the things they aren’t saying How you can be a successful entrepreneur without a mentor – because part of the process is learning everyone around you, not just a specific tutor or leader you respect More information on Latino entrepreneurship, Latina woman in the industry, and many more interesting facts!  Ways to contact Fernando:  LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/fschiantarelli 

<p>Fernando Schiantarelli is an entrepreneur, TV and radio producer and creator of “Cómo Lo Hizo”, which translates to “How did they make it?” — a podcast that focuses on helping Latino entrepreneurs in co-production with iHeart Radio in Los Angeles.</p> What you’ll learn about in this episode: <ul> <li>Inspiring stories of creative entrepreneurs who immigrated to other countries and were able to build successful businesses out of pure innovation and hard work</li> <li>Two of the most important qualities for an entrepreneur are humility and resilience</li> <li>Humility is required, because it’s important to understand your place in the market, how to properly approach new contacts, and where you need to go to succeed, keeping everything grounded in reality</li> <li>Resilience is important because there will always be naysayers who try to discourage entrepreneurs from pursuing specific goals or who are sure that an idea is doomed to failure – people you have to press past</li> <li>However, passion can only get you so far, and it’s important to not mistake resilience for ignoring the warnings signs and investing too much time or money into an idea that is not properly research</li> <li>Once you understand your product idea entirely, where it fits in the market, how it would be made, and how (and at what price) it is likely to sell, then you can start using your passion to drive the idea forward</li> <li>“Most of our enemies are inside our own heads,” and entrepreneurs can’t let their own fears or uncertainties get the best of them when building company – and sometimes the inner voices are the hardest to work through</li> <li>Intuition and understanding are also important parts of being an entrepreneur: You have be able to listen to the investors and business contacts you’re talking with, and read between the lines to see the things they aren’t saying</li> <li>How you can be a successful entrepreneur without a mentor – because part of the process is learning everyone around you, not just a specific tutor or leader you respect</li> <li>More information on Latino entrepreneurship, Latina woman in the industry, and many more interesting facts!</li> </ul> Ways to contact Fernando: <ul> <li>LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/fschiantarelli/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.linkedin.com/in/fschiantarelli</a></li> </ul>

Episode 823: How did they make it?, with Fernando Schiantarelli