Entrepreneurship 101

Entrepreneurship 101 in its first season, features Alan Cordano talking about pursuing entrepreneurship and trading full-time. Instead of following the traditional path.

July 8, 2026·26 min
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Alan Cordano Alan Cordano has a story that immediately captures attention: he walked away from the opportunity to play Division I football at the University of Hawaiʻi Athletics to pursue entrepreneurship and trading full-time. Instead of following the traditional path, he bet on himself, built his own business, and recently generated over $100,000 in a single month through trading and entrepreneurship. His journey is a powerful example of conviction, risk-taking, and choosing an unconventional route to success. Alan speaks candidly about the mindset required to leave a dream that most people spend their entire lives chasing, how he handles pressure and uncertainty, and the daily disciplines that separate successful traders from gamblers. He shares practical lessons on risk management, emotional control, confidence, and building systems that create consistency rather than relying on luck. His message resonates with entrepreneurs, athletes, investors, and anyone looking to create extraordinary results by thinking differently. Podcast Hook: "What would it take to walk away from Division I football and bet everything on yourself? Alan Cordano did exactly that—and turned it into a six-figure-per-month business. His story is about courage, discipline, and building success on your own terms. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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