It’s in this podcast that I get the opportunity to speak with somebody my own age. I’m 30 and I’ve run this company, Launchpod Media, for a little over 3 years. Today I interview another fantastic, successful entrepreneur, Alexander Szul. He’s a fantastic leader, speaker, and he runs a fantastic company called Rome BlockChain. In our interview I just wanted to highlight how impressed I am at Alex’s ability to learn from failure and not be afraid of failure moving forward. I think we’re often boxed into our role or responsibility, or what we don’t know and what we do know. He was able to break out of that and encourage his team to break out of that as well, and I wonder if more people lead with that mindset and that type of leadership, how much more satisfied we would be as leaders, and our employees would be in moving the needle forward in their job. I invite you to tune in and enjoy this interview with my new friend, Alex.

About Rome Blockchain Labs 1:32
Fear is a beautiful thing 7:16
One of Alex’s most impactful failures 12:42
The feeling of fear when you’re a child 18:42

“What IS fear? Practically speaking, what actually is fear? It’s sweaty palms, cold hands, it’s a tightness in the chest, it’s quick breathing, it’s perhaps a couple uncomfortable memories or thoughts in my mind, and Johnny that’s it. That’s all fear is actually. So when you can sit with that and actually let that entire process play out in your body and your mind, and you just watch it… the next time you’re afraid, it’s gonna be astronomically less. You’re actually gonna laugh at yourself because you’re thinking how funny it is that you were afraid of that in the first place.” 8:32

https://romeblockchain.com/