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Private interview with Ksaveras Jancauskas, how Instagram is changing in the next year

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Private interview with Ksaveras Jancauskas, how Instagram is changing in the next year

What’s your story?

Ksaveras Jancauskas: I immigrated to the U.S. in 2014. I come from Lithuania, which is a poor country. I wanted to become a professional tennis player, hence, I started playing for Oglethorpe University. As I had to pay for my university by myself I started my first business, selling on Amazon.

As soon as my school found out that I was doing business I had to choose business or school because of my Visa restrictions. I ended up dropping out of my school and continuing my entrepreneurial journey. Soon after getting my Amazon store shut down I started my Instagram agency. Social media has made it possible to build an audience from scratch and make an impact on the world. I didn’t start my business to make a lot of money — I just wanted to provide a good life for my family. My proudest moment was when I was able to use the profits to buy something for my parents for the first time.

Share an interesting fact about yourself that not many people would know.

Ksaveras Jancauskas: I went from having a six-figure business to less than $20 in the bank to building my Instagram marketing agency IG CEO, which is producing more than $50,000 a month in revenue. 

What excites you the most about your business right now?

Ksaveras Jancauskas: The most exciting part about my business is getting to know amazing people who have achieved a lot through their lives. Not only get to know them but be able to help to grow even further.  I’ve grown really quickly and been able to impact a lot of people and businesses. 

What’s your secret to success?

Ksaveras Jancauskas: I would say the biggest secret to my success is a mindset and being a good person. I always try to improve my mindset by reading a lot of books about self-improvement. Books and coaching are a roadmap to success. However, if you are greedy and an unethical person then even with a roadmap you won’t get to success. 

How do you hire top talent?

Ksaveras Jancauskas: Hire from your own community. Look for those who have the same mission, vision, and drive. Before you enter a long-term business relationship, find out what they’re like on a day-to-day basis with their friends. We need to make sure there is a mutual benefit.

What’s your favorite quote? 

Ksaveras Jancauskas: My favorite quote is “A Good Deed Goes A Long Way”

My core values are hope, strength to keep pushing, and courage to conquer fear. I always get back up when I fall and keep pushing forward.

Instagram: ksaveraskj

Facebook: Ksaveras Jancauskas

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Matthew Gregor decided that he wanted to become a writer at the age of 16, when his high school football team won a big game. He wrote a poem about this, and two days later the poem was published in the local newspaper. When he began his professional writing career, Matthew attempted to write books. Matthew’s writing direction changed and he writes news and articles. He is now onboard with Time Bulletin as a free lance writer.

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