Karl Shams
How to make it in Toronto
Your destination for insightful tips, strategies, and success stories in Toronto & around the world. Join us and obtain important nuggets of information that we can use as we chart our own path to success 💡Each episode will provide:- 3 Key takeaways that help you overcome obstacles, develop the right mindset as well as work ethic, and finally the skills required to be successful- People struggle with where to start. We'll share the best place/way to start your journey.- The best resources recommended by our guests as well as some sourced by us to help guide you on your path to success.
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Autor
Karl Shams
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Último episodio
31 de may. de 2026
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Episodios
The Ultimate Guide to Success 13.08.2023 34:09
In today's conversation, I'm sitting down with Toronto Serial Entrepreneur Rock Da House. You may know him as the Dj who even made an appearance on the BET TV series "Rap City in the Basement" with Big Tigger. I've been going to his barbershop one of his several businesses for the past 11 years. Rock has the most amazing energy and an even better vibe. He has the charisma and drive that has led hi...
How to Overcome Common Startup Challenges 09.07.2023 33:49
On the first episode of How to make it in Toronto. I had the pleasure of sitting down and speaking with one of the most inspirational and influential leaders I've ever met. I sat down with Manuela Marchegianni CEO of Isomers skincare. A company that she started with the original goal of treating her own skin and turned into one of the top cosmetic brands not only in Toronto and Canada but also the...
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