Ep23: Cam Langsford Triathlete, Ironman, Software Developer and Entrepreneur
August 3, 2017
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Episode 23 · August 3, 2017
Ep23: Cam Langsford Triathlete, Ironman, Software Developer and Entrepreneur
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<p>Cam Langford is a competitive Triathlete, Ironman competitor, software architetct and entrepreneur. Founder of health and fitness coaching platform "Training Tilt" <br /> which is a complete toolkit for coaches and health and fitness professionals. Combining a website, ecommerce, client communications and training plans into a single platform. </p> <p>Previously he has worked for over 10 years as a senior software developer in startups and knows the state the industry, the opportunities for young entrepreneurs wanting to opt out of working for big corporations and the skills and knowledge necessary to get underway. </p> <p>His knowledge is cutting edge and gives the technologically uninitiated an understandable way to see and take advantage of the opportunities that the new plethora of software tools offer.</p> <p>Opportunities that he says just 8- 10 years ago weren't available to the average person. </p> <p>We live in unprecedented times and the ways to monetize an individuals skills are unlimited. The road has many pothills and it isn't easy so getting the inside running from an expert in this sector is invaluable. </p> <p>For anyone thinking of opting out of the matrix, starting a side hustle or wanting to the take the leap in to entrepreneurship this podcast is a must listen.</p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p>
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