Past Potential with Khoi

Document what? You need to create something worth documenting.  In order to be able to get to a place that people will even be interested in what you are documenting, you have to create something worth documenting. Whether it's a blog in the men's style niche or a YT channel teaching people how to grow their YouTube channel. You have to create first, document later. That's the punchline. It's a fa...

When you're early on in your entrepreneurial journey, go as fast as you can. You already know the direction that you want to go and you already set a level of excellence with everything you do. Now the key is to go fast. Put out a high volume of work. It's the best way to give yourself a chance to win big. The more at bats you have, the better your chances for a home run. The more pieces of conten...

This was recorded earlier on in my journey as a content creator, back in 2017 with Ozeal from the No Permission Needed Podcast. You'll want to listen to this podcast if you want to know: About the early stages of Gentleman Within How I started on YouTube How I'm creating my own lane My thoughts on competition,  5 tips on how you can start dressing better today My goals moving forward and much...

Do you struggle in negotiations with brands?  Here's what Khoi recommends you do to set yourself up for success. Transcript Below: Always know your worth. If you don't know your worth then you will always charge too little. You are worth way more than you think. In fact, I recommend to charge more than you think you are worth. It may feel uncomfortable, but in this game — you've gotta get com...

So earlier this month I was invited to speak on my first ever panel at the Small Business Summit in Old City Philadelphia. The topic was about making the transition into entrepreneurship. I was honored to be invited. I've gotta be honest, I've never been particularly good at speaking in public as I tend to freeze up and my mind just blanks. I don't know what it is, but it's always been like that s...

Every company has one. Here is my brand's origins in a short, bite sized clip.

In this episode, I answer 6 questions about being an “influencer” in the men’s style niche, building my brand, working with brands, sacrifices I’ve made and challenges I’ve overcome to get to where I am now. THE 6 QUESTIONS: 1) What’s your favorite thing about having a following online? 2) What compelled you to start your Instagram? 3) If you woke up tomorrow and you had 500,000 followers, what is...

This is a short story about how I got my first "paid" sponsorship as a menswear blogger, how things didn't really go as planned, and what I learned in the process.

What I tell brands that are eager for me to feature their products on my website, YT channel, and social media platforms.

Who I am and what you can expect.