Zig Ziglar, in a rare interview, returns to EntreLeadership's shelf
Dave Ramsey's conversation with the late motivational speaker passed 40,000 views in ten days, beside six new episodes with head coach John Felkins.
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Zig Ziglar Reveals Keys to Success (Rare Interview)
EntreLeadership usually draws somewhere around 27,000 views a day, and lately it has been running a little ahead of that, at about 33,000. The lift does not come from anything brand new. It comes from Zig Ziglar.
"Zig Ziglar Reveals Keys to Success (Rare Interview)" is ten days old and has passed 40,000 views, still pulling in more daily viewers than any other video on the channel. Its tags call it 37 minutes with the world's best motivational speaker. In it, Dave Ramsey revisits an old conversation about leading with integrity, investing in people and never stopping learning. Ziglar, who died in 2012, made his name with See You at the Top, and his line about helping enough other people get what they want is still quoted wherever sales trainers gather.
The six new uploads mostly belong to head coach John Felkins. The first, on whether to buy an existing business or start from scratch, is the most watched. Its comments are a mix of practical warnings about judging a company's health before buying it and a few viewers who say the channel feels different without Ramsey himself at the microphone. A call from an owner ready to grow beyond his brother and business partner came next, and the two newest, a look at the three mistakes that sank Myspace and the teasing "We Made $2 Million... But...", got off to the quickest starts.
Subscribers held at 422,000. Among the business and money channels near its size, the week belonged to Stefano Narducci and The Caleb Hammer Show, while Pace Morby and Pat Flynn ran quieter than usual.
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- Channel
- EntreLeadership
- Subscribers
- 422,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 197,817
- Videos published this week
- 6
- Video published
- October 2, 2026
- Video views so far
- 6,855
- Views on its first day
- 3,707
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Myspace, the subject of one of the week's episodes, was bought in 2005 by which company?
Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation bought Myspace's parent company for about $580 million in 2005.