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Advice and strategies on sales and building trust that Molly Bloom now shares in speaking engagements, based on her experience building her poker empire.
A-list actors, politicians, and business leaders who participated in Molly's Game, adding to its exclusivity and allure.
A form of poker involving very large sums of money, which was the foundation of Molly Bloom's business. Buy-ins for her games ranged from $10,000 to $250,000.
Molly Bloom's memoir detailing her life running underground poker games, which she wrote to address financial debt and reputational harm after her arrest.
The feature film adaptation of Molly Bloom's memoir, written and directed by Aaron Sorkin, detailing her experiences running high-stakes poker games.
A famous actor who was a prominent and skilled player in Molly's Game. He is speculated to be the 'movie star' who took the LA game away from Molly.
A legendary, exclusive high-stakes poker game run by Molly Bloom, initially in Los Angeles and later in New York, attracting A-list celebrities, powerful business figures, and politicians.
A social theory discussed in the podcast suggesting that society is in a constant state of trying to shift power, where everyone feels disadvantaged relative to someone else.
The state of being completely broke and in significant debt. Molly Bloom faced this after the government seized her assets and she was millions of dollars in debt.
The country at the center of all discussed policies, with the goal of strengthening its economy, re-industrializing, and rebalancing its trade relationships.
The value derived from a person's network of relationships. Molly Bloom focused on cultivating this by investing in people and being trustworthy, which was crucial for growing her business.