#4 Balancing Ambitions: Josh Aven's Remarkable Path

Join host Suresh Madhavan on a captivating journey as he welcomes his guest, Josh Aven, to "The Ultimate Ambitions Podcast." In this episode, they explore Josh's fascinating background. Their ability to strike an instant rapport sets the stage for a compelling conversation.

Josh takes us back to his unusual birthplace in Ketchikan, Alaska, sharing how this distinct origin has woven an unconventional thread throughout his life. Despite leaving Alaska at a young age, Josh developed remarkable outdoor skills, which he attributes to his early exposure to nature. His diverse upbringing across different states, from Virginia to Colorado, instilled in him a deep love for the outdoors, leading him to acquire skills like rock climbing, skiing, whitewater rafting, and even fire-starting.

As the episode unfolds, Josh provides insights into his journey into the world of business. Despite coming from a family with a theological background, he pursued his passion for business and finance, eventually founding his own investment advisory firm. His ability to read people played a crucial role in matchmaking deals and advising clients with significant net worth. #businesspodcast

This episode of "The Ultimate Ambitions Podcast" offers a unique blend of personal anecdotes, outdoor adventure, and the power of reading people, making it a must-listen for those seeking inspiration and valuable life lessons. Join Suresh Madhavan and Josh Aven as they embark on a thought-provoking and entertaining conversation that transcends boundaries and unlocks the keys to success. #createyourfuture

HIGHLIGHTS:

"It's hard to say that it's a skill that everyone should have just like having balanced and knowing how to take a fall and all these things, but most people don't."

"And you know, your body has to be like, you know, we come from an ancestry of being warriors and being efficient with our bodies."

"But you have to know the deal, and you have to be able to analyze that well. But a lot of people can do that. I think what I brought that was a little different to the table is I could read people really well."