Business & Burgers   /     Daymond John and the New Carl’s Jr. Baby Back Rib Burger

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Shark investor, brand consultant, motivational speaker, and author, Daymond John took the retail world by storm after launching FUBU with only $40 in start-up capital. This rags-to-riches journey wasn’t an overnight success story; Daymond persevered through a multitude of growing pains as he scaled his urban sportswear brand to a veritable fashion juggernaut. Never one to shy away from a new challenge, Daymond has invested in Bubba’s Boneless Ribs, a catering business featuring southern-style BBQ ribs made with patented food-processing method. Daymond discovered the mouth-watering ribs on an episode of ABC’s Shark Tank and has parlayed an appetizing new partnership with eminent fast-food brand, Carl’s Jr. Today, we devour a gourmet Carl’s Jr. Baby Back Rib Burger as Daymond brings Scott and Alan up to speed on his recent endeavors including InnerVation Lab and blueprint+co. Daymond teaches us how to break into an unfamiliar industry, surmount scaling issues with an inventory-dependent business model, build strategic partnerships, find mentors, and more.

Summary

Did you know that 65% of the wealthiest people in the world are self-made? CEO of FUBU and The Shark Group, and Co-Star of ABC’s Emmy-Award winning reality show Shark Tank, Daymond John, took the retail world by storm after launching FUBU from his home in Queens with only $40 in start-up capital. This rags-to-riches journey wasn’t an overnight success story; Daymond persevered through a multitude of growing pains as he scaled his urban sportswear brand to the fashion juggernaut we know and love today.

 

Never one to shy away from a new challenge, Daymond has invested in Bubba’s Boneless Ribs, a catering business featuring southern-style BBQ ribs made with a patented food-processing method. Daymond discovered the mouth-watering ribs on an episode of ABC’s Shark Tank and has parlayed an appetizing new partnership with eminent fast-food brand, Carl’s Jr. Today, we feast on a gourmet Carl’s Jr. Baby Back Rib Burger with Mississippi honey BBQ sauce, crispy fried onions, and pickles.

 

As we devour this meatlicious delight, Daymond brings Scott and Alan up to speed on his recent endeavors including InnerVation Lab and blueprint+co; two companies designed to teach intrepreneurs and entrepreneurs techniques to leverage their intellectual value and meet like-minded individuals. Daymond teaches us how to break into an unfamiliar industry, surmount scaling issues with an inventory-dependent business model, build strategic partnerships, find mentors, and more. Savour Daymond’s words of wisdom while ravaging your own Baby Back Rib Burger, available for a limited time at Carls. Jr.

 

Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/uLxIo1T6Py8

 

Learn more about our guest:

 

On the menu:

  • Carl’s Jr.
  • www.carlsjr.com
  • Baby Back Rib Burger with Bubba’s Boneless Ribs

 

Tasty quote to chew on: “I want people to understand that they have the power to do what they want to do. Don’t make excuses because no one is going to pick you up off of the couch…”

 

Food for thought:

  • Every time things change, somebody wins and somebody loses. It’s how you adapt that makes the difference.
  • Take care of yourself. You can’t have success if you don’t take care of yourself.
  • Often it’s the people around us who raise us up or knock us down. Surround yourself with like-minded people.

 

Next time on Business & Burgers: Next time we will sit down with Rudy Ruettiger to discuss something that both footballers and entrepreneurs can relate to

Subtitle
Shark investor, brand consultant, motivational speaker, and author, Daymond John took the retail world by storm after launching FUBU with only $40 in start-up capital. This rags-to-riches journey wasn’t an overnight success story; Daymond persevered th
Duration
00:16:56
Publishing date
2017-06-29 23:00
Link
http://businessandburgers.com/podcast/daymond-john/
Contributors
  Scott Duffy
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http://businessandburgers.com/podcast-download/1878/daymond-john.mp3
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Shownotes

Did you know that 65% of the wealthiest people in the world are self-made? CEO of FUBU and The Shark Group, and Co-Star of ABC’s Emmy-Award winning reality show Shark Tank, Daymond John, took the retail world by storm after launching FUBU from his home in Queens with only $40 in start-up capital. This rags-to-riches journey wasn’t an overnight success story; Daymond persevered through a multitude of growing pains as he scaled his urban sportswear brand to the fashion juggernaut we know and love today.

 

Never one to shy away from a new challenge, Daymond has invested in Bubba’s Boneless Ribs, a catering business featuring southern-style BBQ ribs made with a patented food-processing method. Daymond discovered the mouth-watering ribs on an episode of ABC’s Shark Tank and has parlayed an appetizing new partnership with eminent fast-food brand, Carl’s Jr. Today, we feast on a gourmet Carl’s Jr. Baby Back Rib Burger with Mississippi honey BBQ sauce, crispy fried onions, and pickles.

 

As we devour this meatlicious delight, Daymond brings Scott and Alan up to speed on his recent endeavors including InnerVation Lab and blueprint+co; two companies designed to teach intrepreneurs and entrepreneurs techniques to leverage their intellectual value and meet like-minded individuals. Daymond teaches us how to break into an unfamiliar industry, surmount scaling issues with an inventory-dependent business model, build strategic partnerships, find mentors, and more. Savour Daymond’s words of wisdom while ravaging your own Baby Back Rib Burger, available for a limited time at Carls. Jr.

 

Watch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/uLxIo1T6Py8

 

Learn more about our guest:

 

On the menu:

  • Carl’s Jr.
  • www.carlsjr.com
  • Baby Back Rib Burger with Bubba’s Boneless Ribs

 

Tasty quote to chew on: “I want people to understand that they have the power to do what they want to do. Don’t make excuses because no one is going to pick you up off of the couch…”

 

Food for thought:

  • Every time things change, somebody wins and somebody loses. It’s how you adapt that makes the difference.
  • Take care of yourself. You can’t have success if you don’t take care of yourself.
  • Often it’s the people around us who raise us up or knock us down. Surround yourself with like-minded people.

 

Next time on Business & Burgers: Next time we will sit down with Rudy Ruettiger to discuss something that both footballers and entrepreneurs can relate to – overcoming the odds. Rudy’s underdog story has inspired people all around the world. We’re lucky to sit down and share a burger with him as we talk sports, business, and following your dreams.