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E19: From eBay to Millions: Tony Delgado’s Online Empire

Episode Summary

Tony Delgado explains how he built multiple online businesses through e-commerce, consulting, and affiliate marketing. He outlines the importance of owning your audience and building systems for digital income. He also defends Puerto Rico’s Act 60 program and calls for personal responsibility over victimhood.

Episode Notes

Entrepreneur Tony Delgado shares how he built online businesses from scratch, the power of digital income, and why Puerto Rico’s future depends on self-reliance and entrepreneurial innovation.

Guest Bio: Tony Delgado is a Puerto Rican-American developer, investor, and entrepreneur. He’s the founder of Disrupt, a movement focused on teaching entrepreneurship across Latin America, and co-founder of Latino Wall Street, the leading Spanish-language stock education platform.

Topics Discussed:

• Building online businesses and digital income streams
• E-commerce, affiliate marketing, and social media strategy
• The importance of owning your audience (email/text lists)
• The ACT 60 tax incentive program in Puerto Rico
• Cultural mindsets, self-reliance, and grassroots change
• Puerto Rico’s economy, opportunities, and challenges

Best 3 Quotes:

• “Everything works—the only thing that doesn’t work is doing nothing.”
• “The audience on social media is rented. Your email list is the audience you own.”
• “If you're born poor, it’s not your fault. But if you die poor, it is—because now you have Wi-Fi.”

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