Interview With Jacob Sokol – Sensophy.com

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I’m pleased to give you the very first audio interview in a series of interviews with successful online entrepreneurs who have quit the rat race and regular 9 to 5 job to build up their own empire.

The reason why I’ve gone out and interviewed all these fantastic people is to give you an insight into what it’s like to take the leap and build up your own online business to get the time and money freedom that you need to live the life that you want to live.

I’ll be posting an interview every day this week, so be sure to check back regularly to not miss out.

The man being interviewed today is Jacob Sokol from Sensophy.com.




Jacob Sokol




Jacob is 25 years old and lives in New York.

Before he got to where he is today, Jacob:

Worked as an IT network consultant and had a very nice income for his age.

He was living ‘the life’; he had the sweet apartment, sexy car, money to spend on partying, clothes and entertainment.

But he realized he wasn’t happy. He hated going to work in the mornings.

After a 5 week solo holiday through Europe, Jacob decided that it was time for change.

He saved up, quit his job, and now pursuing his passions and running his online business.

If you want to learn what Jacob is doing and how he’s running his online business after quitting his job:

Listen to the audio interview below or download it

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  • http://www.sensophy.com Jacob Sokol

    Thanx so much for the chat bro!! Good times yo!

    • Diggy

      Any time buddy, it was a very interesting chat indeed!
      Keep up the great work.

  • Robin Kilburn

    Hi Jacob,
    This interview is very informative. I wonder though if you keep in mind that if you “help” people you are doing for them what they need to do themselves. If you are helping people help themselves then you are doing a great service.
    I know it is your intention to do the later, but seem in this interview that you love helping people, and love to share.
    I was taught that we get information two ways, one way is to the heart, and the other is to the head, if the information immediately causes you to need to answer it has been taken to the heart, if you actually think about the information, and how best you might use it , then it is taken to the head. The above information is meant for the head.
    It is not my intention to harm or hurt in any way

    • Diggy

      Thank you for stopping by Robin!
      What is your experience with helping people?

    • http://www.sensophy.com Jacob Sokol

      Interesting insights. Ultimately, i can never do someone else’s “work” but i can show them what’s worked for me and trade notes throughout the process. Activities like journaling, meditation, and even exercise all reflect a level of introspection that people have to find for themselves. I am however, happy to give some suggestions and tips to try along the way. Na’ mean? -=)

  • http://www.what-is-personal-growth.com Sean

    Thanks for this interview Diggy and Jacob!

    I really enjoyed listening to your story and was really motivating!

    Great idea to change things up with interviews Diggy, love it. :D

    • Diggy

      Hey Sean,
      Glad to hear you liked the interview!
      Thanks for stopping by!

      How’s life your side?

    • http://www.sensophy.com Jacob Sokol

      Thanx so much Sean! Thrilled that it spoke to you and keep in touch!!

  • http://unlockthedoor.net Stuart

    Hi Diggy, great interview here, I like how Jacob has managed to accomplish so much in his life, despite his young age.

    I’ll be listening to all these interviews, be a fool not to ;-)

    • Diggy

      Hey Stuart!
      Sounds good Sir!

      Do you have any requests for other interviews?

    • http://www.sensophy.com Jacob Sokol

      Thanx Stuart!! Appreciate the kind words and i’m looking fwd to learning from each other as we grow fwd! 4sho!!

  • James

    Good interview. Who was the guy that Jacob mentioned that interviewed Eric Schmidt? Thanks James

    • http://www.sensophy.com Jacob Sokol

      Thanx James… His name is Eben Pagan and he also goes by the pseudonym David DeAngelo. He’s one of my fav teachers of all time… Dive in! Chat soon…