It seems absurd now, but co-founder of Netflix Marc Randolph was told his company name would never work.
Today, Marc Randolph is sharing some of the same advice he’s giving on his new podcast, “That Will Never Work.” We’ll discuss fighting fear, hiring the right team, having conviction in your ideas, and more. And don’t worry if you aren’t interested in becoming an entrepreneur. We also asked Marc how to interview better (he’s interviewed thousands of people) AND how to ask your boss for a raise. In fact, you’ll be surprised what he has to say about raises.
Wondering what’s going on in the world of fintech?
Plus, we’ll tackle a headline about Jeff Bezos stepping down from Amazon.
We’ll finish today’s show with a question we often get about 401k plans.
After you leave a company, should you move your funds? Josh left the basement a voicemail explaining that he likes keeping his investments in one place so it’s simple to stay focused on the big picture. However, Josh won’t be able to contribute to the Thrift Savings Plan after he retires from the military. He asks: is there a benefit to keeping his money in the account? Would he be missing out on anything if he rolls his TSP over to a Roth IRA?
As always, we’ll save some time for Doug’s trivia. Enjoy!
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- Top 5 Fintech Trends That Will Shape Financial Markets in 2021 (Entrepreneur)
- Jeff Bezos to Step Down as Amazon C.E.O. (N.Y. Times)
Marc Randolph, co-founder of Netflix
A big thanks to Marc for spending some time with the basement today! You can find more from Marc at his site: MarcRandolph.com, and his podcast here: That Will Never Work
Stacking Benjamins has gone visual! Watch our interview with Marc below.
Doug’s Trivia
After we say goodbye to Marc, we’ll give some precious airtime to Doug. Here’s his trivia question for the day:
- What does NASDAQ stand for?
- Josh prefers to keep his investments in one place, but he won’t be able to contribute to the Thrift Savings Plan after he retires from the military. He asks, are there any benefits to keeping his money in the TSP?
Written by: Richie Rutter-Reese
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