Show Notes
On episode #56 of Money2Byrne The Podcast that looks at the lighter side of Business we have yet five more of your favourites. We have show favourite What You Never Knew, No More Funny Business, Tech Tricks, we see the return of Plan B And also Breaking Fad. We take a look at how difficult it is to get into Hamburger University. We look at company Ultimate Reality who have some of the weirdest thrill experiences we have ever heard of. In plan B we look at Sony’s worst product idea of all time, tech tricks we have a game for those with fast fingers and in Breaking Fad we take a look back at the Game Hacky Sack and look to see if they are worth any money after all these years. Money2Byrne is the perfect show for anyone who is looking for some light hearted fun. It is perfect for Entertainment for those who want to learn something new and have some laughs at the same time. We cover Marketing, inside sales tips, mentors to follow, inside sales advice, LinkedIn tips, SEO advice. We also make sure we cover entertainment as well. Facts about Google, Apple, Mc Donald’s that will have you rushing to Google it. Entrepreneur and start up companies in Ireland will also love some of the Hot Topics and Business breakdown sections. We have something for everyone. If you use the internet you need to protect yourself. Choose express VPN for a one stop shop for protection online. Use this link and get 3 Months free as a special offer for the Money2Byrne listeners. https://www.expressvpn.com/money2byrne
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