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🎙️New episode: What if achieving your ultimate business goals isn’t the end but just the beginning of a new journey? In this compelling conversation, David Rodnitzky and I dive into the reality of building, scaling, and ultimately exiting a successful business. David reveals what it’s like to reach the pinnacle, only to face new challenges: redefining success, handling the emotional weight of leaving something he built, and finding purpose beyond profit. Expect to hear insights on resilience, identity shifts, and the deeper meaning of success that often goes unnoticed in entrepreneurial journeys. Tune in to hear this honest and inspiring exploration of what it truly means to “make it” in life and business. 🎧Listen to the episode: https://lnkd.in/d79-xxTn

🎙️New episode: What if achieving your ultimate business goals isn’t the end but just the beginning of a new journey? In this compelling conversation, David Rodnitzky and I dive into the reality of building, scaling, and ultimately exiting a successful business. David reveals what it’s like to reach the pinnacle, only to face new challenges: redefining success, handling the emotional weight of leaving something he built, and finding purpose beyond profit. Expect to hear insights on resilience, identity shifts, and the deeper meaning of success that often goes unnoticed in entrepreneurial journeys. Tune in to hear this honest and inspiring exploration of what it truly means to “make it” in life and business. 🎧Listen to the episode: https://lnkd.in/d79-xxTn

🎙️New episode: What if achieving your ultimate business goals isn’t the end but just the beginning of a new journey? In this compelling conversation, David Rodnitzky and I dive into the reality of building, scaling, and ultimately exiting a successful business. David reveals what it’s like to reach the pinnacle, only to face new challenges: redefining success, handling the emotional weight of leaving something he built, and finding purpose beyond profit. Expect to hear insights on resilience, identity shifts, and the deeper meaning of success that often goes unnoticed in entrepreneurial journeys. Tune in to hear this honest and inspiring exploration of what it truly means to “make it” in life and business. 🎧Listen to the episode: https://lnkd.in/d79-xxTn

🎙️Another great clip from episode 20 of Captive Conversations. We dove deep into the roots of Eli’s business journey, discovering what makes a perfect partnership tick and how strategic roles can propel a business forward. 🤝 Eli shared insightful stories about his partnership with Zach highlighting how their unique strengths complement each other—Zach’s operational prowess and Eli’s drive for rapid progress. It's a masterclass in leveraging personal strengths for business success. 🔗 Check out the full episode for a blend of inspiration and practical advice: Listen to the audio: https://lnkd.in/eZvYwteC Watch on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/eaybEz2J 💡 Whether you're an entrepreneur or just love a good startup story, this conversation is packed with valuable lessons on growth, teamwork, and staying calm under pressure.

What's the best age to start a business? Is it easier to start a business in your 20's? Is "risking it all" less risky when you've accumulated less to put at risk? Listen to this episode to find out: -Whether you need a co-founder? -What is it like to work with your husband/ wife? -Why it's so important to tap into the knowledge of people with more experience than you - How to find the people who can help you solve your own roadblocks Thanks Nick Gianfreda Ellen Hedley and Hannah Brennan for opening up to us. Sally Cowling

Many companies don’t reach their full potential with their founder as CEO. The second owner of the company – usually an investor – is the one who maximizes revenue and profit. Here’s why founders can’t usually maximize their business: 1. They are product oriented – they’re inventors, not investors  2. They quit too soon – if the product is successful, they have “done their job” (building the product instead of selling it). But if the product doesn’t reach the prospective client, then they haven’t solved the client’s problem. 3. They fail to scale – they are too irreplaceable in their business. I walk through all of these problems AND the solutions on today’s episode! https://lnkd.in/gwKZBWW3

As a small business owner, scaling your business can be an exciting but risky venture. After all, the more you grow your business, the bigger the potential for mistakes and failure. But with careful planning and strategy, you can avoid common pitfalls that could lead to costly errors and ensure sustainable growth for your company. Click below to see our break down of some of the most common mistakes we see when scaling a small business. #growth #smallbusiness #scaling

🎙️Another great clip from episode 20 of Captive Conversations. We dove deep into the roots of Eli's business journey, discovering what makes a perfect partnership tick and how strategic roles can propel a business forward. 🤝 Eli shared insightful stories about his partnership with Zach, highlighting how their unique strengths complement each other—Zach’s operational prowess and Eli’s drive for rapid progress. It's a masterclass in leveraging personal strengths for business success. 🔗 Check out the full episode for a blend of inspiration and practical advice: Listen to the audio: https://lnkd.in/e6g4ivAd Watch on YouTube: https://lnkd.in/eCi7kWDh 💡 Whether you're an entrepreneur or just love a good startup story, this conversation is packed with valuable lessons on growth, teamwork, and staying calm under pressure.

Storytelling is one of the most powerful tools for building lasting, meaningful connections in business—and this episode dives deep into how visionary thinking plays a role in that. This week, we're joined by Brenda Schamy, an unconventional lawyer, entrepreneur, and game changer. As a founding partner of DS Miami, Brenda isn’t just a lawyer—she’s a connector, strategist, and value creator in the business world. Here’s what you’ll learn: 💼 Brenda’s journey along an unconventional path in a conventional career 💼 How to break the mold and think like a visionary 💼 Key insights on balancing personal and business life 💼 The shared traits that drive success Don’t miss this episode: https://lnkd.in/d7y4-6EX