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Scaling a business is often portrayed as a series of cold, calculated spreadsheets. But if you ask April Palmer, she’ll tell you that the soul of a startup is found in the “chaotic late-night group chat” of communication. In our Season 2 deep dive, April breaks down why founders fail, how to hire for the “exit,” and why taking up space is the ultimate professional superpower.
As we celebrate our 100th episode here at The Power Talk Show, Alex provides an insightful look into the challenges and triumphs of building an innovative platform that connects podcast hosts with guests.
John Cousins, founder of MBA ASAP, takes us on an inspiring journey from the recording studios of New York to creating a global platform for business education. This episode not only highlights his impressive career trajectory but also provides valuable insights for those looking to redefine their paths as entrepreneurs.
In this episode, we had the privilege of speaking with Jon Morris, the founder and CEO of Fiscal Advocate. Jon’s story is a masterclass in entrepreneurship, starting with his first company, Rise Interactive, a digital marketing agency he grew from a one-person operation to nearly $40 million in revenue with 250 employees. After successfully selling that business, he created Fiscal Advocate, a company dedicated to helping service-based businesses master their finances.
In this episode, we were joined by Aleks Krylov, a serial entrepreneur and owner of Stern Exteriors, a home services business specializing in rainwater management. Aleks has a unique and impressive background, having worked on Wall Street, served as a fractional CFO for various companies, and even taken a company public on NASDAQ