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Marc Guberti talks about facing ageism and his incredible work ethic
Marc Guberti is in his early 20s, but this young entrepreneur is already a business consultant and the author of more than two dozen books on publishing, marketing, and investing.
The New Yorker began writing at the age of 11, when he created a Boxton Red Sox blog, and the momentum he established then has only progressed. But it hasn’t all been a piece of cake. Ageism has been one issue, with a small number of people questioning his knowledge and experience.
Challenging ageist assumptions
In this week’s episode of The Communicate Influence Podcast, Marc challenges the ugly assumptions of ageism and explains why it’s incorrect and illogical. Today, Marc is committed to empowering teens and adults so that they can achieve success in business and in life.
The entrepreneur also discusses where his enthusiasm comes from, his work ethic, and how he manage to accomplish so much.
Connect with Marc: Marcguberti.com Marc’s podcasts: Breakthrough Success, Profitable Public Speaking, and Ditch the Job. Find Marc on LinkedIn and Twitter.
Books by Marc Guberti:
Podcast Domination – covers how to launch, grow, and monetize your podcast.
Content Marketing Secrets – how to create, grow, and optimize content for leads and revenue.
Build Your Authority Platform – on leveraging digital platforms to build a tribe of followers.
Youtube Decoded – how to create engaging videos that help grow your business or organization.
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As someone in my 50s who has faced ageism at the other end of the spectrum, it’s interesting to hear this point of view!