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The $5 Million Mistake That Taught Him How to Live (Ft. Randy Cohen)
Description
Randy Cohen is the founder and Chief Energizing Officer of TicketCity, which he started as a university student with $1,200 and six basketball tickets.
Four decades later, he is an author, entrepreneur, connector, father, grandfather and the heart behind the Loop of Love—a philosophy centred on giving back, bringing people together and helping them leave a room feeling better than when they entered.
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Timestamps:
00:00 — The question that opens every interview: “Who are you?”
00:45 — Randy’s Loop of Love and the identity beneath his title
02:47 — Starting TicketCity with $1,200 and six basketball tickets
03:20 — “Heart of a cougar, soul of a lion”
06:18 — The early role model who taught Randy to light up a room
07:32 — Risk, the circle of life and entering a different season
09:13 — The LAYER model: listen, acknowledge, explore and respond
11:10 — The books and practices helping Randy learn to simply be
13:02 — Getting 1% better and shifting from winning to giving back
13:56 — The $5 million restaurant mistake
14:25 — Why you cannot own a business without showing up
15:23 — Closing the restaurants and discovering that less is more
18:44 — COVID, lost identity and watching his life force disappear
20:07 — How Randy began getting his colours back
21:16 — Small relationship practices that restore energy
24:09 — How gratitude creates a loop that interrupts overthinking
25:19 — Joseph Campbell, dragons and the Mental Fitness Blueprint
26:21 — Stop slaying dragons and start flying with them
29:28 — Randy’s hot-tub ritual and morning hummingbird report
29:56 — Creating enough space to notice what others are carrying
31:49 — What a life well lived really means
33:01 — The people and principles that shaped Randy’s swagger
36:49 — Final reflections, TicketCity and living the dash
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Music: Clouds - Joakim Karud
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