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From sports to business: How top junior tennis prospect Matthias Mazur started his business venture

Jennifer Ross by Jennifer Ross
June 10, 2020
in Business
Reading Time: 5 mins read

In today’s era where the majority of the population is on the internet, it would be a waste not to use it to maximize for an individual, an organization, or a business venture’s growth and expansion. The borderless and unlimited reach the internet offers is too good of an opportunity to pass that is why most businesses are now turning to various social networks to expand and grow their audience. 

However, going digital may sometimes be a little complicated and daunting, coming up with a digital strategy and solution fit for one’s company or organization can be harder than one could have imagined. But Matthias Mazur is ready to lend a helping hand to anyone who wants and needs it. 

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Matthias Mazur is an internet entrepreneur and investor with past and present interests in diverse businesses one of which is Zuramedia, a leading 8-figure digital advertising, and social media portfolio business, with headquarters in London. 

Ever since he was young, Matthias already had the “entrepreneur mindset”. At the age of 8, he started his first business venture writing articles and selling magazines to his classmates. Matthias always had big dreams and he has the drive and work ethic needed in order to reach it. 

Throughout his entire life, sports have played a central role in his development.  He used to play ice hockey, judo, swimming, but mainly tennis.

For the first half of his life, Matthias played tennis. It is where he fell in love with the competition, focus, and dedication. And also where he got my first taste of winning and discovered the science of discipline and peak performance.

However, just like any other athlete, the now digital marketing guru did not escape injury which eventually led to him hanging his racket and retiring from pro tennis. 

During his recovery, Matthias took a lot of time to think about his future and saw the potential of growing a venture on the internet. He started working night and day reading everything he can about marketing, sales, copywriting, branding, business, and entrepreneurship. 

After his retirement from tennis, he decided to focus on his growing internet business. What started as a one-person internet project grew into something much bigger than he had ever envisioned.

Since then, he acquired, built, and sold internet businesses ranging from e-commerce, physical products, to digital products and services of all sorts. Matthias says “Entrepreneurship and business have given me a platform to express my competitive and ambitious nature while being able to meet amazing people from around the world.”

Following the success of businesses, Matthias wrote a book entitled “30 Golden Rules for Entrepreneurs”. He aims to inspire the next generation of young entrepreneurs and creators.  

The book is set to be released by the end of 2020 in English for the very first time after incredible success and feedback in French since its release in 2019. The book – a bestseller in the French language – has inspired thousands of entrepreneurs and business owners and shares Matthias’ story and lessons from his humble beginnings, promising tennis career that ended by injury, to building an 8-figure business on the internet. 

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Jennifer has been a part of the journey ever since The American Reporter started. As a strong learner and passionate writer, she contributes her editing skills for the news agency. She also jots down intellectual pieces from health category.

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