Brian Scudamore didn't dream of a life hauling away other people's trash. But when he needed to pay for college, he bought a $700 pickup truck, painted his phone number on the side, and started hauling. Now 1-800-GOT-JUNK? makes over $200 million in annual revenue.
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Apr 2024
CEO of 1800-GOT-JUNK? Shares How To Grow a Business To Hundreds of Millions
In this episode, you'll hear from Brian Scudamore, the visionary CEO behind the incredible success of 1-800-GOT-JUNK?. Tune in, as Brian addresses questions from participants, offering practical advice and inspiration for entrepreneurs aiming to take their ventures to the next le ... Show More
11m 11s
Apr 2024
Is The Customer Always Right?
In this episode, we'll hear the inspiring story of Brian Scudamore, the CEO of 1-800 GOT JUNK?, who faced a major business setback but was able to turn things around by embracing failure and focusing on his team. Through personal anecdotes and lessons learned from other successfu ... Show More
12m 1s
Feb 2019
Discussing Early Days with Brian Scudamore & Building Blocks with Lil Keed in NYC | DailyVee 534
<p>A typical day as Chairman of VaynerX, meeting CEO of 1-800-GOT-JUNK, Brian Scudamore and discussing his early years of starting from a single truck. Instagram live with Entrepreneur University, where they walked me through 5 steps to get me to speak at an event, well almost. L ... Show More
14m 5s
May 2025
190 - This guy turned $1,800 into a $1B+ business (crazy story) | Scooter Braun
Get JD's new playbook Website Selling Machine here. Today, Jon gets into the background of Scooter Braun, the man behind some of the biggest names in music, such as Justin Bieber and Ariana Grande. Discover how he turned an $1,800 investment into a billion-dollar empire through s ... Show More
36m 44s
Mar 2018
274: The Middleman Method: A Real-Life Example of Turning Trash into Treasure
John made $1614 before 11am the day we recorded this episode. His business model? Buying industrial byproducts, the kind of stuff that’s used for shipping like pallets, cardboard boxes, crates, and so on, and selling them on for a profit. John Wilker started out buying or being g ... Show More
37m 48s