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68. Staying Locked In with Joe Rotondo

68. Staying Locked In with Joe Rotondo

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 On this episode of Beyond The Limit I am talking with Joe Rotondo. Joe is an entrepreneur who is focused on leading others through change as a mindset coach and e-commerce brand strategist. He is the founder of Rocky Clark, a Brooklyn based creative studio, investing in community and lifestyle brands.


In this conversation Joe talks about the magic of New York City. A place where he learned from an early age to dream of what could be. Seeing a land of opportunity filled with ambitious, driven people. Joe shares how the city and the connections he created fed his entrepreneurial spirit. How he learned to engage his fear and not be overcome by failure.


Joe gives us a look into his world and the way he thinks about creativity through the lens of his original clothing brand Rocky Clark. A combination of design and sustainability. A place where he could both experiment and inspire. He shares why he believes every young business builder should consider starting a clothing brand.


And he invites us into the story behind Stay Locked In. A mindset for health and wellness, personal growth, and business building. A mission to create community around high value living, getting uncomfortable, and saying yes to audacious and ambitious goals. All while holding space for self-doubt and navigating imposter syndrome.


I hope you enjoy this conversation with Joe.


Tyler’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/twilliamslive
Tyler’s Website: https://www.tylerwilliamslive.com
1-1 Coaching with Tyler: https://www.fearformula.com
Joe’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/josephrrotondo
Joe’s Website: https://rockyclark.com
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