My Bio – Jason Martell

Jason Martell

Entrepreneur & Ancient Technology Expert

About

Jason Martell is an entrepreneur and product designer, having co-founded numerous successful tech companies like Acorns.com, GodTube.com, and Blast.com. He is also an acclaimed researcher and lecturer in ancient civilization technologies.

For over 20 years these two realms of business and personal passion have served as pillars of Mr. Martell’s career — and while they are parallel to each other, they do have one thing in common: a desire to uncover knowledge and foster progress for humankind.

Mr. Martell has been one of the leading researchers and lectures specializing in ancient civilization technologies. Mr Martell’s research has been featured worldwide on numerous television and radio networks such as The Discovery Channel, Syfy Channel, and the BBC. He is a leading on-camera researcher and producer for the show “Ancient Aliens” on the History Channel for the past 11 years.

Knowledge Apocalypse

In this book, I will provide an easy and understandable gateway for introducing newcomers to the ancient astronaut theory and the true nature of our human history.

By: Jason Martell

Knowledge is Power.

The resistance to a new idea is increased by the sqaure root of it’s importance. There are many books in business and philosophy that have greatly shaped my views. Here are 2 books from both camps I would recommend. The first book is called the “48 Laws of Power.” The other book I suggest is “Lost Star of Myth & Time.”

One of my latest companies is smashing Fintech and Gaming together.

BLAST.com

Savings designed for the modern gamer. Saving money should be fun, easy, and use everyday activities to your advantage. With Game-Based Savings™, play your favorite games and transfer 1¢ per in-game action from your personal bank account to your Blast savings account.

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Jason Martell on Product Development

Don’t be afraid to re-think your approach over and over. You may think you have the right idea or concept, but in practice and with ample user testing you will find that the rocket ship you thought originally was needed, the users want a bike instead, so build the bike!