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Going into debt if you are starting a business has almost become normal. In Episode #003 Richard Blank did not do that. When he was 27 he moved to Costa Rica and built his company from scratch. On my podcast I talked to him about doing business in Costa Rica, what it really means to be wealthy, and his passion for pinball machines.

Leon Hornemann, a German video editor and entrepreneur, features Richard Blank on his business and marketing podcast, The Liberty Corner, to discuss Blank's journey of building a successful career in Costa Rica.
Key Highlights of the Discussion
The Journey: At age 27, Richard Blank moved to Costa Rica and built his company, Costa Rica's Call Center, from the ground up without going into debt.
Business Insights: The episode focuses on the realities of doing business in Costa Rica, redefining wealth beyond financial metrics, and the importance of organic growth.
Podcast Context: The Liberty Corner Podcast serves as a platform for entrepreneurs to exchange marketing strategies and solve business challenges, often featuring guests who have taken unconventional paths to success.

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Transcript
00:00I got to make sure that you don't have a supervisor in your office that starts yelling at us.
00:05And so there are certain expectations that people have. I got to know if they're bringing
00:10things to the table that are prepared. Do they have a script? Has it been tested?
00:14Do you make these calls? Do you have metrics? Do you have recordings that I could listen to
00:19to gauge the sort of type of phone call that we're doing here? Now, I can do it objectively.
00:25I won't judge you unless it's gray area and shady, then I will reject you. But if you're just an
00:30insurance salesman, a real estate guy working, you know, transportation, you're a lawyer,
00:37I'd be more than happy to make suggestions and listen to the tone and how you take and make
00:43these phone calls and A, see if we're a good fit and B, if we're able to scale your company.
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