When something is broken, oftentimes, the natural instinct is to turn a blind eye and hope someone else will fix it — but this wasn’t the case for Paul Roetzer. While working at a public relations agency early in his career, Paul was having a h

Venturing Boldly into the Emerging World of Femtech

Jan 19th, 2021 36m 5s

When a routine –– and very common –– medical procedure went awry, it prompted a major career and life shift for Stephanie Schull. Stephanie’s mother underwent a procedure that hundreds of thousands of women have undergone, and like many that ha

The Art of Living: Bringing Intention to Everything

Oct 26th, 2020 36m 51s

Seven continents, 70 countries, countless books, studies in psychology, philosophy and physiology at Oxford with a specialization in brain chemistry were all part of a quest to figure out how to live a good life and what a good life even means.

Rising to the Occasion

Aug 18th, 2020 34m 35s

To leave the corporate world at the beginning of a financial recession to start a company requires big thinking and even bigger action—and Rebecca Clyde has both in spades. Add that to her ability to outhustle and outwork her competitors and it

Fear Less, Love More

Aug 11th, 2020 32m 44s

When MeiMei Fox submitted her first book proposal, never in her wildest dreams did she think it would lead to a life-long writing career. But, a fateful connection to the right person (combined with her innate writing talent) soon catapulted Me

Redefining Success on Your Terms

Jul 1st, 2020 53m 34s

When was the last time you paused, reflected on what was going on in your life, and took a hard look at how it was affecting your happiness, health and overall success? Has it been awhile? More than likely, the answer is “yes.” Often we rush fr

Marketers: It’s Time to Own More of the Funnel

Jun 10th, 2020 1h 19m

When most people think of marketing, they think big energy, big talkers, big ideas and even bigger results. And while this may be true, building an effective marketing strategy—and team—is about starting small and ensuring quality always overri

Making Content "Sticky" Starts With Effective Planning

May 26th, 2020 50m 44s

“Use analytics to see what's working. Double down on those things and cancel something else.” How much time do you spend with your analytics? Seeing what’s delivering results and what’s not? Looking at what content played well across which chan

Content That Converts Starts With Knowing Your Audience

Apr 27th, 2020 44m 26s

Want to build an effective go-to-market strategy? Get out and talk to your stakeholders. That may not be a novel concept, but it’s one that’s often forgotten. For Cory Fetter, product marketing and go-to-market leader at Front, it’s foundation

Get Out, Get Uncomfortable

Apr 9th, 2020 29m 37s

Steven Kiger got the entrepreneurial itch in high school, creating odd jobs for himself that would fund weekend excursions with his friend. Today, Steven has founded several ventures, and is currently a partner and CPO at RocketSource, a compan

Patience: More Than a Virtue, It’s a Strategy

Mar 30th, 2020 23m 27s

Like many entrepreneurs, Jacob Findlay gave up the comforts of a secure job, a reliable paycheck and benefits for a new world of unknowns. But unlike other entrepreneurs, he decided to take a year to work in the field he was aiming to disrupt t

Show Up and Follow Up: The Keys to Making Impactful Connections

Feb 4th, 2020 45m 3s

Finding the courage to be yourself –– and showing up as your full self everyday –– isn’t the easiest thing to do for most. But that’s exactly what Park Howell put his time and energy into doing and it’s been one of the keys to living a fulfilli

Park Howell, Founder of The Business of Story

Feb 4th, 2020 45m 3s

Interview with Salesforce's Holly Rushton

Jan 29th, 2020 35m 47s

How do you make an impact with others? Purple hair can help. But Holly Rushton’s secret sauce is being a “yes” person and tapping into positive energy. These two simple –– yet highly effective tips –– have helped her navigate a major acquisiti

Trailblazing a Community Through the Power of Yes

Jan 29th, 2020 35m 47s

Paving the Way for the Fashion Industry in Arizona

Jan 22nd, 2020 56m 10s

Fashion is a $400-billion-dollar industry in the U.S. But until recently, Phoenix was only capturing a small sliver of that pie at best. That changed when two Valley entrepreneurs came together and decided those aspiring to carve out careers i

Paving the Way for the Fashion Industry in Arizona with Sherry Berry & Angela Johnson

Jan 22nd, 2020 56m 10s

Solution That’s Good for Profits, People, and the Planet with Ben Deda

Jan 15th, 2020 29m 40s

In the U.S., we waste approximately 30 to 40 percent of the food supply, which translates to more than 130 billion pounds and close to $200 billion every year. But not for long. Ben Deda is the CEO of FoodMaven, a Denver company that diverts fo

Forrest Carroll: How Your Strongest Connections May Be Those in Your Peripherals

Jan 8th, 2020 29m 49s

When we think of the circular economy and sustainability, many of the organizations in this burgeoning space –– and moreover what they do –– may seem nuanced to the general population. However, in reality, people have been implementing these p

This Entrepreneur Leapfrogged Convention to Design His Own Career

Dec 31st, 2019 40m 53s

Design –– it’s much more than a pastime, a creative outlet, or an ability to pair complementary colors. Rather, it’s a way for people like Jack Morgan to shed light on an issues impacting millions of people. Jack has been designing to help ed

Going the Distance with the Next Wave of Video Analytics

Dec 17th, 2019 23m 3s

The next wave of artificial intelligence is rushing toward the business world like a tsunami. More and more, companies are realizing they need to get prepared or risk being consumed by the swift changes this technology will bring. Jeff Cox is o

From Small-Town Paper to CNBC: One Reporter’s Relentless Hustle to the Top

Dec 10th, 2019 35m 50s

Social media has completely rewired our society. It’s given new meaning to “breaking news”, and given us new ways to share, engage and express ourselves. But it’s also had a pervasive impact on the economy, politics, international relations, al

How Being Open, Honest and Curious Pays Greater Dividends

Dec 2nd, 2019 53m 1s

Oftentimes, we encounter guests on this show who had never envisioned an entrepreneurial career for themselves until they were actually doing it. And it isn’t uncommon for these journeys to take a meandering approach, replete with twists, turns

This Entrepreneur Said Goodbye to the Safe Path to Surf the Unknown

Nov 13th, 2019 41m 24s

After devoting years to earning a bachelor’s and master’s degree in mechanical engineering, Eli Chmouni found himself frustrated and restless in a job he couldn’t stand. Rather than accepting another 30 years of the same, he began to explore th

Leading the Way to a World Without Passwords

Oct 4th, 2019 39m 10s

It’s not uncommon for entrepreneurs to weave storied journeys throughout their career –– and this particular one makes several interesting (an unlikely) stops. In fact, Kevin Goldman’s path is likely quite different from any you’ve heard before