Jake Wadsworth's guest appearances

Jake Wadsworth

Freedom to Fail

Compassionate Leaders Circle

OwlTail

This week I'm bringing you all the Year One episode with Hayden &amp; Jake Wadsworth, the creators of HydroJug. They have grown their business to 8 figures, have close to 500k Instagram followers, and are super amazing. Side note - if you haven't listened to my Freedom to Fail episode with them to learn more about their story, go check it out on episode 056!In this episode they break down exactly what they would do in their first year if they were to restart HydroJug all over again. Some of the things you'll learn are:Where you should look to find a good idea (hint: don't reinvent the wheel)Where to find manufacturers for your product &amp; how to know what to pay themTo learn specifically how they would do this, as well as many other amazing tips, listen to this episode now!Also, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so that you can get immediate access to our new episodes as soon as they are released.

This week I'm bringing you all the Year One episode with Hayden &amp; Jake Wadsworth, the creators of HydroJug. They have grown their business to 8 figures, have close to 500k Instagram followers, and are super amazing. Side note - if you haven't listened to my Freedom to Fail episode with them to learn more about their story, go check it out on episode 056! In this episode they break down exactly what they would do in their first year if they were to restart HydroJug all over again. Some of the things you'll learn are:<ul><li>Where you should look to find a good idea (hint: don't reinvent the wheel)</li><li>Where to find manufacturers for your product &amp; how to know what to pay them</li></ul>To learn specifically how they would do this, as well as many other amazing tips, listen to this episode now! Also, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so that you can get immediate access to our new episodes as soon as they are released.

Episode 065 - Year One w/ Hayden & Jake Wadsworth (HydroJug)

Founders Hayden &amp; Jake Wadsworth started HydroJug just a few years ago, sensing an opportunity that wasn't being seized despite the large potential market size. Jake was finishing up college, while Hayden was working a full-time job, and they threw their life savings at an overseas manufacturer, not knowing if they would ever see it again. Luckily things worked well for them, and with lots of hard work and product iterations, they developed one of the most popular large water bottles on the market.Since starting they have reached 8 figures in annual revenue, have moved into new offices, and have grown to have close to 100 employees. But the surprising thing is that they were able to do all of this during a time when COVID hit and ruined many other companies. I believe it's because of their outlook on failure and life challenges and how they apply it to life and business, which you can hear in this week's episode of Freedom to Fail.*HydroJug was kind enough to donate one HydroJug for our monthly giveaway the month of January. If you want a chance to win a HydroJug, as well as three other prizes from my guests and myself, all you have to do is join my email newsletter (I will never spam or sell it) and you will be entered into this month's giveaway, as well each giveaway moving forward*Links***Monthly Giveaway (Including a FREE HydroJug): Click Here ***Episode Page: Click HereHydroJug Website: Click Here

Founders Hayden &amp; Jake Wadsworth started HydroJug just a few years ago, sensing an opportunity that wasn't being seized despite the large potential market size. Jake was finishing up college, while Hayden was working a full-time job, and they threw their life savings at an overseas manufacturer, not knowing if they would ever see it again. Luckily things worked well for them, and with lots of hard work and product iterations, they developed one of the most popular large water bottles on the market. Since starting they have reached 8 figures in annual revenue, have moved into new offices, and have grown to have close to 100 employees. But the surprising thing is that they were able to do all of this during a time when COVID hit and ruined many other companies. I believe it's because of their outlook on failure and life challenges and how they apply it to life and business, which you can hear in this week's episode of Freedom to Fail. *HydroJug was kind enough to donate one HydroJug for our monthly giveaway the month of January. If you want a chance to win a HydroJug, as well as three other prizes from my guests and myself, all you have to do is join my email newsletter (I will never spam or sell it) and you will be entered into this month's giveaway, as well each giveaway moving forward* Links ***Monthly Giveaway (Including a FREE HydroJug): <a href="https://kylebringhurst.com/subscribe/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click Here</a> *** Episode Page: Click Here HydroJug Website: <a href="https://www.thehydrojug.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click Here</a>

Episode 056 - From Surviving to Thriving During COVID w/ Hayden & Jake Wadsworth (HydroJug)

Hayden and Jake Wadsworth are devoted founders of HydroJug, the water jug that makes hydration more convenient and sustainable. The brothers are modeling compassionate leadership as they work to create more health and well-being for their customers and work culture, providing a positive impact on the planet, supporting charities, and continue to grow so they employ more people. Last year, despite the pandemic creating supply chain challenges, they grew 400%, moving close to 1M products and reaching eight figures in annual sales.

Hayden and Jake Wadsworth are devoted founders of <a href="https://www.thehydrojug.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HydroJug</a>, the water jug that makes hydration more convenient and sustainable. The brothers are modeling compassionate leadership as they work to create more health and well-being for their customers and work culture, providing a positive impact on the planet, supporting charities, and continue to grow so they employ more people. Last year, despite the pandemic creating supply chain challenges, they grew 400%, moving close to 1M products and reaching eight figures in annual sales.