Anthony Gross @gross_potential

@linkme head of partnerships tmrw... check out my convo with @NetKohen first if you can't wait 😆 youtube.com/watch?v=nxDtxy…

I Interviewed A Dating Expert To Help Conquer My Social Anxiety #DatingAdvice #PUA

Nick Spina Exposed the BIGGEST Red Flags in People & Business on Gross Potential a few weeks ago. I learned a ton from him. He's a forbes featured CEO with multiple companies valued for millions of dollars. Watch Here: youtube.com/watch?v=pAOTgz…

I interviewed two of social media’s top finance creators, and I learned 3 crucial things every college student needs to know about landing a job in finance 💼 Watch my interview with Fit finance bro and Zan carver here: youtube.com/watch?v=x7w0se…

This interview with @linkme 's @NetKohen GOT CRAZY We had a deep conversation about religion and things got interesting to say the least. WE are Questioning Everything on Gross Potential... Watch the full episode here: youtube.com/watch?v=nxDtxy…

A few weeks ago I interviewed @arlinmoore_ His journey across Islam, Judaism and Christianity is fascinating, and has given him an interesting perspective. On Gross Potential we are Questioning Everything - and this one is no different... Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=CqYyeX…

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The thing that struck me most was Net’s perspective on fate. He believes everything is in God’s hands. And because of that, he acts with total conviction — like he can't fail. It’s going to be hard to beat someone with that kind of belief. 🫶 Huge thank you to Net

spent 24 hours shadowing Miami’s fastest-growing Tech CEO. Here are 4 things every business-minded person needs to hear 👇 (A thread) ⚠️ 1. Test Your People When LinkMe was in its early days, Net Kohen had an experienced team of engineers and one young and hungry engineer.

@arlinmoore_ Found GOD through Atheism? God and Atheism are Antithetical to each other... so how could that ever happen? Arlin has an amazing story and perspective, and we just put out one of my favorite podcasts yet: youtube.com/watch?v=CqYyeX…

Moral of the story: 👉 Never burn a bridge. You have no idea where that person could take you 👉 When you work hard and do the right things, the world has a funny way of making you "lucky". Believe Foolishly.

Two years later, that same coach reached out to WashU’s coach on my behalf. I had no idea they knew each other. That ONE ACT of leaving on a good note literally changed my life.

Never Burn a Bridge if You Want to Play Collegiately (for any sport) During freshman year of highschool, I set one goal: Play baseball at the best academic school I could get into. I wasn’t the smartest student (trust me), but I had foolish belief.