Founders, friends and fellow builders Alex Lieberman and Jesse Pujji know what it is to be a founder. The irrational confidence, relentless grind and creative ecstacy needed to build something. In this show, they dole out unfiltered opinions and advice on how to build businesses, and how the current… read more
Episode 34: Are you spending too much time on things that aren’t really growing your business? Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) shares his take on the pros and cons of being a scrappy entrepreneur. Some of the common …
Episode 33: Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) do another round of High, Low, Buffalo to catch up. Jesse shares how he’s been able to disrupt his meetings at Kahani to make them much more …
Episode 32 Founder’s Journal: Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) shares his experience and tips on how to acquire your first group of customers, whether that be 100 or 1000. First, he talks about the early stages of …
Episode 31: (Recorded 03/10/23) Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) react and unpack the news about Silicon Valley Bank and …
Episode 30: Let’s face it…most meetings suck. Even when they’re set up with all the best intentions, they often end up being a waste of everyone’s time. So what can be done? Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) has 7 …
Episode 29: In this episode, Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) catch up to talk about Jesse’s tips on unplugging when going on vacation. Then, the guys get into the incredible story of Sam …
Episode 28: In this episode, Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) breaks down what a venture studio is, the pros & cons of a venture studio, and examples of …
Episode 27: In this episode, Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) are sitting down with Isaac Medeiros. He’s the founder of …
Episode 26: It’s ok, you’re not alone. Today, Alex (@businessbarista) tackles the phenomenon that affects even the most prominent leaders today: …
Episode 25: Today, hosts Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) are discussing how Rihanna built her businesses. From …
Episode 24: In this episode of The Crazy Ones, host Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) is sharing his seven biggest takeaways from launching GrowthAssistant, which celebrated its 2-year anniversary on February 10th. Listen to hear …
Episode 23: Today, hosts Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) are discussing product-market fit: how to find it, what to do …
Episode 22: In this episode of The Crazy Ones, host Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) is walking you through why, when, and how to craft the perfect investor update, complete with advice from some very experienced …
Episode 21: Today, hosts Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) are getting into all things crowdfunding. Alex has decided to create a Kickstarter campaign for his new business, The Plunge, and is …
Episode 20: In this special bonus episode of The Crazy Ones, host Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) is telling you everything you need to know about personal knowledge management. That’s right, Alex is breaking down and …
Episode 19: Today, hosts Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) are breaking down the recent sale of Jesse’s first business, Ampush. From building the company in the early days, to making the …
Episode 18: Today, host Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) is bringing you a special bonus episode addressing a frequently asked question—how do you run a great team off-site? Listen to hear Jesse break down the fundamentals of …
Episode 17: Today, hosts Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) are joined by fellow startup entrepreneur Jonathan Swanson. …
Episode 16: Today, hosts Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) discuss some of the highly self-critical beliefs Alex has been reflecting on as a founder, and how he’s learned to reframe them for …
Episode 15: Today, hosts Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) are talking about their predictions in the business world for 2023—from generative AI, to content creation, what will happen with …
Episode 14: To kick off the new year, host Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) is bringing you a very special episode of The Crazy Ones featuring Morning Brew Co-Founder and CEO Austin Rief (@Austin_Rief) and special …
Episode 13: Today, hosts Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista), Sophia Amoruso (@sophiaamoruso), and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) are talking …
Episode 12: Today, hosts Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista), Sophia Amoruso (@sophiaamoruso), and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) brainstorm some brilliant ideas for making extra $$ in the new year, as well as how to come up with …
Episode 11: Today, hosts Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista), Sophia Amoruso (@sophiaamoruso), and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) are talking about the brilliance behind airline rewards programs, and other genius ways that …
Episode 10: The team is back together again! Today, hosts Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista), Sophia Amoruso (@sophiaamoruso), and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) discuss the marketing brilliance of Spotify Wrapped and all that …
Episode 8: Today, host Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) is solo again for another special episode of The Crazy Ones, this time featuring founder and …
Episode 8: Today, host Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista) is flying solo for a very special episode of The Crazy Ones featuring founder and private …
Episode 7: Today, hosts Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista), Sophia Amoruso (@sophiaamoruso), and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) recount the wild story of how the digital media company Red Ventures bootstrapped its way to …
Episode 6: Today, hosts Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista), Sophia Amoruso (@sophiaamoruso), and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) break down the hype behind Generative AI—what is it, how it’s being used right now, and how to think …
Episode 5: EMERGENCY POD – Today, hosts Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista), Sophia Amoruso (@sophiaamoruso), and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) had to spontaneously hop on the mic to talk about Elon’s $44 Billion takeover of the …
Episode 4: Today, hosts Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista), Sophia Amoruso (@sophiaamoruso), and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) breakdown MrBeast’s $1.5 billion valuation and exactly what factors have allowed MrBeast to be so …
Episode 3: Today, hosts Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista), Sophia Amoruso (@sophiaamoruso), and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) get into the MADNESS of the Gas app - a new social networking platform that has surpassed Instagram, …
Episode 2: Today, hosts Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista), Sophia Amoruso (@sophiaamoruso), and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji) kick off with a discussion of Jamie Dimon’s recent economic predictions and how a possible recession …
Episode 1: Welcome to the FIRST EPISODE of The Crazy Ones, hosted by fellow friends, founders, and builders, Alex Lieberman (@businessbarista), Sophia Amoruso (@sophiaamoruso), and Jesse Pujji (@jspujji). Today, we talk …
Announcing the launch of Morning Brew's newest podcast, The Crazy Ones! Hosts Alex Lieberman, Sophia Amoruso, and Jesse Pujji, will be delivering the sharpest insights and unfiltered opinions about the issues affecting …
After more than 300 episodes, Founder’s Journal is taking a little hiatus. We are making some changes to level the show up to create the best possible podcast for business builders. There are really exciting things in …
In this classic episode, I break down the different types of leverage you need to understand to make smart career decisions.
Check out full episode …
This week’s miniseries theme is Mental Models. In this episode, I break down why every great entrepreneur, investor, or employee must learn how to …
In this classic episode, I talk about why it is essential to understand the mental model known as Inversion
Check out full episode transcripts at …
In this classic episode, I talk about why it is essential to understand mimetic theory and how it impacts the choices you make every single day.
Check …
In this classic episode, I'm discussing the steps you should take to properly set yourself up at work before taking time off.
As mentioned in the …
In this classic episode, I talk about a concept that I call Builder’s Block, what I do to remedy it, and why I think Builder’s Block is a good thing.
…
In this classic episode I talk about the skills an entrepreneur must adapt over the life of their business.
Check out full episode transcripts at …
In this classic episode, I’m talking about the mental toolkit of successful entrepreneurs.
If you're interested in learning more about thinking …
In this episode, I talk about how to think of startup ideas and cultivating the mindset of a business brainstormer.
And if you're interested in …
In this classic episode, I talk about a concept that I call Builder’s Block, what I do to remedy it, and why I think Builder’s Block is a good thing.
…
In this classic episode, I discuss why companies should maintain relationships with all-star candidates, even if they aren't a fit for a specific …
In this classic episode, I break down a four-step process for efficiently learning about any new topic personally or professionally.
Check out full …
In a world where we expect immediacy and efficiency, there’s still a need for repeating the importance of doing the work. In this episode, I’m talking about why we’ve become obsessed with life hacks and why they're all …
How much time should you spend worrying about "the other guy?" In this classic episode, I’m talking about competition and how much you should focus …
I talk to David Perell, AKA The Writing Guy, about why online writing is one of the most important skills you can have and how you can do it more …
In this classic episode, I discuss a foundational skill that if mastered can drive long-term professional success & personal happiness.
Check out …
In this classic episode, I talk about why following your passion is bad, anxiety-provoking advice & how thinking about the concept of "passion" …
If you’re a professional, you’re going to be dealing with meetings for the next several decades, so it’s worth taking the time to get good at them. …
The media landscape has shifted dramatically in the past two decades, making it easier than ever for individuals to create their own content and build an audience just like big media companies do. In this classic …
In this classic episode, I reflect on the ways in which I’ve built deep, meaningful relationships as an entrepreneur
Check out full episode …
In this classic episode, I talk about how to climb the ladder at your company faster and you through best practices to set yourself up for success …
In today's classic episode, I'm discussing feeling stuck at your job and walking through some strategies to help get unstuck and continue moving …
In this classic episode, I discuss the foundational traits that all top performers have in common, with an emphasis on what it means to be a quality thinker.
As I mentioned in the episode, for more information on …
I’m spending this month evolving Founder’s Journal so that we can make this show as good as humanly possible for the next generation of builders. …
In this classic episode, I explain why the market is the most important thing for startup founders to get right.
As mentioned in the episode, you can …
Entrepreneur and investor, Codie Sanchez, joins the pod to offer tips, tricks and principles for negotiating that every business builder needs to …
Fellow entrepreneur and friend of the pod, Codie Sanchez, joins me to discuss and debate our respective angel investing philosophies.
As mentioned in this ep, you may want to check out a previous Founder’s Journal …
I have a theory that there is an opportunity to build a multi-billion dollar company by creating a holding company that helps creators build …
I share my thoughts on some of the mental models from Charlie Munger’s book, Poor Charlie’s Almanack, as analyzed by Marc Andreesan, co-founder of …
In this episode, I break down what business builders need to know about network effects, inspired by Andrew Chen and his book, The Cold Start Problem.
Understanding human behavior is so important when running a business. In this episode, I share with you lessons from Charlie Munger’s book, Poor Charlie’s Almanack, as analyzed by Marc Andreessen, co-founder of one of …
Today’s episode is a convo between me and entrepreneur, Codie Sanchez about the now dead checkout startup, Fast. We break down what went wrong and what other business builders can learn from Fast’s mistakes.
Check out …
Entrepreneur Codie Sanchez.pulls in 8 figures of passive income from small businesses. I walk Codie through my own mini-golf empire business plan, …
Have you ever found yourself falling down a Slime ASMR rabbit hole on YouTube? You’re not alone. This video alone has over 97 million views. …
Earlier this week Elon Musk became Twitter’s largest shareholder. Now, he’s officially joined the company’s board. I break down Elon and Twitter’s …
The model I use to think about growing businesses, including Morning Brew.
Check out full episode transcripts at …
Morning Brew has a new creator in its family. I break down why we decided to acqui-hire Excel Dictionary and the business opportunities behind the …
Mailchimp sold for $12 billion to Intuit, the small business powerhouse that owns Quickbooks, Turbotax, Credit Karma, and Mint. This deal is the …
I’m taking over the world, one mini golf course at a time. In this episode, I explain why I’m working with a group of friends to buy mini golf …
It's a $200 billion behemoth and a place I loved frequenting for free food samples growing up. In this episode, I'm talking about Costco and what we …
In this episode, I discuss how you should think about Uber’s partnership with taxi companies in New York City.
Check out full episode transcripts at …
We’re serving up another miniseries, full of business case studies. In this classic episode, I talk about Allbirds, the sustainable lifestyle brand …
In this episode I tell the story of Ryan Cohen, a college dropout who became a hometown hero on Wall Street.
Check out the full transcript at …
Welcome to Startup Hotline! A segment where I take any and all questions about building & scaling businesses directly from the Founder’s Journal …
How do you know whether to invest in a new hire or give a current employee a promotion? I breakdown how to think about one of the toughest decisions …
In this episode, I’m sharing two of my favorite lessons from my current Founder’s Book Club Book, “How Will You Measure Your Life?” by Clayton …
I sent out a tweet asking my followers: "what’s a startup idea that sounds great in theory but would be a shitty business?” 1,600 likes and 700 …
Failure needs a rebrand. Without failure, we cannot grow as builders, searchers, and starters. Without failure, we can’t learn what works & what doesn’t. In this classic episode, I distinguish good failure from bad …
I break down 8 characteristics that make people super unpleasant and dangerous to work with.
I break down five big ideas to think about and five tactical tips to practice ahead of your next big presentation.
Individual creators now have the tools and distribution to earn a massive audience. But it isn’t easy. It’s a physical grind that can take years to …
I talk about the different things that motivate all of us and why we all need to think really hard about it.
Building a personal moat isn’t just about accumulating knowledge or building skills. It’s all about finding a mixture that creates a massive unlock …
It really really sucks to feel stuck in a job you don’t love. In this episode I go through five questions to ask yourself if you're feeling stuck in your job.
Firing an employee is every leader’s least favorite job and it will always suck. In this episode I give you a checklist to help you do it the right way.
In this classic episode, I share some of the insights I've gained by studying the philosophy of stoicism and how it has helped me find direction.
Giving constructive criticism is tough. In this episode, I give you 6 rules for sucking less at giving feedback.
As mentioned, you may want to check …
We’re serving up another miniseries this week all about dealing with conflict. In this classic episode, I break down principles Navy Seals picked up while fighting for our country.
We’re serving up another miniseries this week all about dealing with conflict. In this episode, I’m giving you a playbook on how to handle big disagreements at work.
Some links from the episode:
How to disagree well: …
We’re serving up another miniseries this week all about dealing with conflict. Imagine how well companies would be run if everyone understood what …
Ray Dalio is truly one of the greatest thinkers of our generation. In this episode I outline how his philosophies can be applied to hiring new staff …
Ray Dalio is truly one of the greatest thinkers of our generation. In this episode I outline how his philosophies can be applied to any area of work …
Welcome to the first episode of Imposters, the newest podcast from Morning Brew, hosted by none other than Alex Lieberman!
Drinking and alcohol are …
I break down how the Pareto principle drives results in life, work, investing, and business.
Check out the full transcript of this episode below, and …
I think people who say hard work is overrated are full of sh*t. I don't know a single successful professional that didn't work hard. But I also think …
I invested thousands of dollars in a chocolate bar. In this episode, I talk about my decision to invest in Feastables, the company launched by Mr. …
“Pain plus reflection equals progress.”
That’s a quote from Ray Dalio, the founder of Bridgewater Associates, the largest hedge fund firm in the world. In this episode, I break down one of the principles from his …
In this episode, I share lessons from the life of one of the greatest entertainers of our generation, Will Smith, including my favorite quotes from the audiobook for his new memoir Will.
As mentioned, you may want to …
In this episode, I break down why gossip is a poison that can kill a company from the inside.
Check out the full transcript of this episode below, and …
Today Morning Brew is a 9-figure business with 200 employees. Six years ago it was a 0-figure business with 0 employees. In this episode, I share 8 of my greatest lessons as a bootstrapped entrepreneur.
Check out the …
We’re closing out this week’s miniseries with a brand edition of Startup Crossfit. I take a business idea and run it through the gauntlet to see if …
I reflect on my first executive coaching session.
Check out the full transcript of this episode below, and if you have any ideas for our show, email …
Enjoy a special sneak peek of Morning Brew's new show Imposters, where host Alex Lieberman talks to Kat Cole, President and COO of Athletic Greens, …
We’re serving up another miniseries this week all about mental health. In this classic episode, I share my experiences with imposter syndrome and …
In this episode I talk about how avoid doom scrolling, comparing myself to others and making sure social media benefits my mental health
Check out the …
We’re serving up another miniseries this week all about mental health. In this classic episode, I share my approach to living with anxiety in a …
I sent out an ask on Twitter, asking Founder’s Journal listeners to hit me with some of their buring career questions that I would answer on the pod. …
Creativity is a skill not an art. In this episode, I break down why it’s worth taking the time to practice up.
Check out the full transcript at …
The greatest leaders ask the best questions. In this episode, I help you understand why questions matter so much & why it’s worth your time to …
We all procrastinate. And it sucks. We scroll through social media instead of doing work. We watch TV instead of working out, and then we feel bad …
From the outside it looks like I have it altogether. Nothing can be further from the truth. I have made countless mistakes & on this episode, I …
Maximizing your compensation in your career is part-art, part-science. 90% is based on performance. 10% is based on self-advocacy. I give you a framework for both, so you can confidently maximize your value in your …
Resumes have barely changed since 1482, when Leonardo da Vinci wrote a letter to the Duke of Milan. That is freakin wild. Today, I explore the …
I’m reading a book right now that absolutely blew my mind. It predicted cryptocurrency, the metaverse, a viral pandemic, and so much more. And get …
I share a letter I wrote to myself in an effort to bring intention and aspiration to the five pillars of my life and hold myself accountable in 2022 …
In this episode, I talk about the power of gratitude as a daily practice.
Check out the full transcript at https://foundersjournal.morningbrew.com to …
In this classic episode, I talk about feeling lost and share how I'm working to find direction as I settle into a new role at Morning Brew.
Check out …
In this episode, I discuss cognitive bias and why being aware of the spotlight effect could lead to a happier you in 2022.
Check out the full …
In this classic episode, I talk about a framework I use to map out my life for the next 90 days all the way to the next 10 years.
Check out the full …
In this episode I share the lessons I learned from starting my own founder book club.
Check out the full transcript at …
This month’s miniseries focused on being your best self. I’m giving you mental models, strategies and tips to get you in the right mindset before the new year.
In this classic episode, I provide strategies to unplug from …
In this episode, I breakdown lessons I shares the biggest lessons I learned over the course of the last year.
Check out the full transcript at …
In this episode, I discuss how to use the Pomodoro Technique to conquer procrastination.
Check out the full transcript at …
One of the cool parts about building a media franchise and community with hundreds of thousands of listeners is the ability to make an …
In this episode, I breakdown how you should navigate poor performers.
As I mentioned in the episode, if you want to learn more about extreme …
In this episode, I talk about the Navy Seals and how we can learn to lead from the principles they picked up while fighting for their lives …
In this episode, I break down recommendations for critical thinking.
Check out the full transcript at https://foundersjournal.morningbrew.com …
In this episode, I share 8 non-obvious traits that made the best managers and leaders I’ve worked with so special.
Check out the full …
In this episode, I detail 6 non-obvious traits of the best professionals I’ve ever had the pleasure of working with.
Check out the full …
In this episode, I discuss the importance of being a painkiller, not a vitamin in business.
Check out the full transcript at …
In this episode, I discuss why implementing the right amount of transparency in a company builds trust and maximizes employees’ impact on …
Some of the greatest performers of modern society also have the greatest range. In this episode, I breakdown why possessing a broad skill …
Imagine how well companies would be run if everyone understood what people thought of them and how they could be doing their job better to …
Let this classic episode serve as a reminder to us all to prioritize friends, family and the power of perspective. Without perspective, you can get lost in the day-to-day grind without a reminder of what it is …
It’s one of the only times in a week where you have the undivided attention of your boss or direct report. In this episode, I breakdown why …
To be a successful careerist, you need to keep your finger on the pulse of technologies that are changing the world. In this episode, I …
In this episode, I break down the different types of leverage you need to understand to make smart career decisions.
Check out the full …
I’ve always been fascinated by great workers and their ability to prioritize their work effectively. Today, I take you though the prioritization strategies of a myriad of professionals that you can test and add …
This week’s miniseries theme is Mental Models. In this episode, I break down why every great entrepreneur, investor, or employee must learn …
In this classic episode, I celebrate the birthday of Elon Musk by breaking the second powerful mental model that he uses to run his …
This week’s miniseries theme is Mental Models. We’re going to talk about some of the most powerful tools you can use to sharpen your …
We’re dropping our third Founder's Journal miniseries this week! That means double the episodes today, Wednesday and Friday. This week’s …
A record number of Americans have quit their jobs in recent months. In this episode, I break down what’s driving the great resignation and …
This episode marks the return of Startup Crossfit! I take a business idea and run it through the gauntlet to see if it is poised for success …
In this episode, I explain why market is the most important part of building a startup.
Check out the full transcript at …
The differences between a family and a company should be obvious yet, employees in companies like to refer to their coworkers as a family and …
In this episode, I discuss why open and honest disagreement is one of the most important vehicles for society and companies to progress.
…
In this episode, I talk about why it is essential to understand mimetic theory and how it impacts the choices you make every single day.
…
Welcome to the 6th and final installment of our How to Start Building miniseries. In this episode I breakdown the skills entrepreneurs must …
In this classic episode, I talk about how we raised money for Morning Brew and how you should think about funding your business.
Check out …
In this episode, I’m talking about the mental toolkit of successful entrepreneurs.
If you're interested in learning more about thinking …
In this classic episode, I examine our perception of sales and discuss why any modern business professional needs to take the skill …
In this episode, I talk about how to think of startup ideas and cultivating the mindset of a business brainstormer.
And if you're interested …
This week we're dropping a new miniseries here on Founder's Journal called How to Start Building. We'll be bringing back some classic episodes you loved—or if you're a new listener, maybe you haven't heard …
In October of 2020, Morning Brew sold a majority stake of our business for 8-figures. As I reflect on our sale and the 5-year journey that …
Failure needs a rebrand. Without failure, we cannot grow as builders, searchers, and starters. Without failure, we can’t learn what works & what doesn’t. In today’s Episode, I distinguish good failure from …
In this episode, I’m breaking down the formula for creating and keeping momentum in business, in your career and in building a startup.
…In this episode, I share some of the insights I've gained by studying the philosophy of stoicism and how it has helped me find direction.
…
Welcome to the very first Founder's Journal Shower Thought, a quick mini episode aimed at making you think harder about your career or your business. In this edition, I talk about how to build informed …
In this episode, I talk about feeling lost and share how I'm working to find direction as I settle into a new role at Morning Brew.
Check out …
I discuss my experience with anxiety, how it impacts me at work, and my routine for managing my mental health.
Check out the full transcript …
I describe 4 leadership lessons we can learn from season 1 of the hit Apple TV+ series Ted Lasso, and how they can apply to any team–on the field or in business.
Also I reference two past episode of Founder's …
In this episode, I discuss the lessons we can learn from Notarize, one of the fastest growing startups I've ever seen.
Check out the full transcript …
In this episode, I discuss five profound mistakes leaders have made in business and what we can learn from them.
Check out the full transcript at …
Welcome to part 6 of Founder’s Journal's Building Your Team miniseries. In this episode, Morning Brew’s VP, Head of People Operations, Kate Noel, joins me to discuss how to attract and nurture great talent in a …
Welcome to part 5 of Founder’s Journal's Building Your Team miniseries. Today's episode is all about how to make reference checks actually useful to …
Welcome to part 4 Founder’s Journal's Building Your Team miniseries. Today, I’m talking about what it looks like for an interviewer to nail an interview process. In this episode, I break down 5 specific strategies that …
Welcome to part 3 of Founder’s Journal's Building Your Team miniseries. I'n this episode, I'm discussing the importance of building relationships …
Interviewing for a new job can be an arduous & anxiety-provoking process. In this episode, I share a few stories of the best interviews I’ve ever witnessed, so that you can walk away with 5 specific strategies for …
This week we're dropping our second miniseries here on Founder's Journal called Building Your Team. We'll be bringing back some classic episodes you loved—or if you're a new listener, maybe you haven't heard before—and …
Social media should be serve as a friend, not a foe in your life. In this episode, I'm talking about using social media from the perspective of a …
The internet was one of the greatest inventions in human history. It shifted society from being geographically fragmented to globally connected. It led to the advent of social media and platform businesses. It …
Mailchimp recently sold for $12 billion to Intuit, the small business powerhouse that owns Quickbooks, Turbotax, Credit Karma, and Mint. This deal is …
It's a $200 billion behemoth and a place I loved frequenting for free food samples growing up. In this episode, I'm talking about Costco and what we can learn from it as business minds.
Check out episode transcripts at …
In a world where we expect immediacy and efficiency, there’s still a need for repeating the importance of doing the work. In this episode, I’m talking about why we’ve become obsessed with life hacks and why they're all …
How much time should you spend worrying about "the other guy?" In this episode, I’m talking about competition and how much you should focus …
The 20th anniversary of 9/11 serves as reminder to us all prioritize friends, family and the power of perspective. Without perspective, you can get lost in the day-to-day grind without a reminder of what it is that …
"What is your biggest weakness? "
One of the most cliche interview questions has an equally cliche answer: "I'm a perfectionist." In this episode, I'm talking about how being a being a perfectionist can be a legitimate …
On this episode, I'm talking about the unfortunate, but very real experience of losing great workers. Every founder, leader, and manager goes through it and it never gets easier, so I want to give some perspective to …
Today, I’m talking about Allbirds, the sustainable lifestyle brand that just filed for an IPO. I’m discussing their growth journey and touching on a few major lessons we can learn from it.
[Allbirds is not a sponsor of …
Today, I'm talking with David Perell, AKA The Writing Guy, about why online writing is one of the most important skills you can have in 2021 and how you can do it more effectively. David has his own online …
In this episode, I'm discussing the steps you should take to properly set yourself up at work before taking time off.
As mentioned in the episode, …
This episode is the final part of Founder's Journal's first-ever miniseries, Accelerate Your Career. I'm explaining my 7 rules of …
This episode is part five of Founder's Journal's first-ever miniseries, Accelerate Your Career. Today, I'm talking about how to climb the ladder at your company faster. I'm walking you through best practices to set …
Today’s episode is part 4 of Founder’s Journal's first-ever miniseries, Accelerate Your Career. I’m walking you through the process I use to have a productive day. I'm also discussing how I think about the …
Today’s episode is part 3 of Founder’s Journal's first-ever miniseries, Accelerate Your Career. I’m discussing the foundational traits that all top performers have in common, with an emphasis on what it means to be a …
In today's world of information overload and limited time, it is more important than ever to understand how to learn in an effective way. Today, I'm breaking down a four-step process for efficiently learning …
This week, we're dropping our first ever miniseries here on Founder's Journal called Accelerate Your Career, where we'll be bringing back some classic episodes you loved—or if you're a new listener, maybe you haven't …
Today’s episode is a continuation of Wednesday’s episode on fundraising for a business. I’m talking more broadly about how you should think …
Today, I’m talking about our journey raising money to launch Morning Brew as a business. I dive into why we needed funding, the resources we …
I’ve always been fascinated by great workers and their ability to prioritize their work effectively. Today, I take you though the prioritization strategies of a myriad of professionals that you can test and add …
The media landscape has shifted drastically in the past two decades, making it easier than ever for individuals to create their own content and build an audience just like big media companies do. Today, I …
Sales is the most important skill that an entrepreneur has in their toolkit. Yet it is dismissed and downplayed in school and by other …
As I’ve spent more time in and around business, I have realized that few things are more important than incentives. The right incentives can accelerate a business. The wrong incentives can literally sink a …
Ethereum is a blockchain based software platform that has the potential to revolutionize industries from Finance to Music & act as the …
Being a high-performer is a double-edged sword. You aim for perfection, which drives you to work tirelessly and never settle. But if not kept in check, this way of working can lead to burnout and unhappiness. …
We've got some reader questions to answer:
Today, I reflect on the business of the Olympics & what we can learn from the exorbitant costs & historical unprofitability of the games.
Today, I reflect on the ways in which I’ve built deep, meaningful relationships as an entrepreneur
Today, I talk about my current strategy for investing in startups & the principles that guide my decision to say GO or NO GO on a potential investment.
Today, I talk about my introduction to angel investing & how I approached writing my first three checks in very different early-stage businesses.
Today, I’m breaking down the eight trends that have led to a golden age in Entrepreneurship. There has never been a better time in history …
Today, we’re introducing a new segment: “Startup CrossFit,” where I put my ideas & the ideas of others through the business analysis gauntlet.
Recorded live in front of Morning Brew referral program VIPs, I ask Shopify president Harley Finkelstein about his journey from teenage DJ to Employee #20 at Shopify, and now to president of a company with …
Today, I’ll be talking about a foundational skill that if mastered can drive long-term professional success & personal happiness.
Today, I’ll be talking about the framework I use to get my shit together.
Today, I’ll be talking about Amazon Web Services, an oft-forgotten but massive money-making machine living inside of Amazon.
Today, I’m talking about Jeff Bezos’ successor as CEO of Amazon and the lessons we can learn from his 24-year ascent at the giant tech company.
Today, I celebrate the 50th birthday of Elon Musk by breaking the second powerful mental model that he uses to run his businesses: First …
Today, I celebrate the 50th birthday of Elon Musk by breaking down a powerful mental model he uses to build his businesses: Sum Product …
Today, I talk about my process for deciding to quit my cushy job in Finance for the uncertainty of building a media business full-time
Today, I talk about why following your passion is bad, anxiety-provoking advice & how thinking about the concept of "passion" …
Today I ask Morning Brew CEO Austin Rief about his greatest joy, biggest challenge and worst screw-up while we were building the Brew.
Today, I talk about the power of switching costs and how companies like Apple, Twitter, and Slack create long-term advantages through them.
Past episodes where we covered Helmer’s first two powers:
Economies of …
Today I talk about 6 of the steps I've learned over thousands of meetings. How, when, and why you should call them.
Today I talk about 4 timeless lessons from Amazon’s 1997 letter to shareholders that established the principles for building an empire.
…Today I’m talking about a supercharged strategy for note-taking, because as a builder your lifeblood is information. It's heavily inspired by David Perell who developed a method for note-taking called The …
Today I’ll explain how we found the Entrepreneurial Operating System and used it to grow Morning Brew.
Today's episode is about saving money and why that can be a really bad thing in business.
Today’s episode is about how you actually go about building a tribe that aligns with your values.
Today, I’m talking about what it means to be part of a tribe and what goes into building your tribe.
Today I talk about my decision to buy bitcoin, why I bought it, and the considerations I made along the way.
Today I’m talking about fighting for every single customer no matter how big your company is.
Today I explain what a learning group is and why I think it can accelerate learning & creative thinking.
Today I share how to be short term selfish in conversations in order to be long term selfish...in a good way.
For today’s journal, I want to help you make the right choices when picking senior people at your company.
Today I’m talking about peoples’ opinions and how to help you think through the best way to make them work for you in your career.
Today I’m talking about my anxiety and how I approach living with it in a productive and healthy way.
Todays episode breaks down a business framework that explains why some businesses are so powerful, so defensible, and only get more powerful …
Today I give you a tool for taking an honest & repeatable approach to how you evaluate major decisions you make.
Today’s episode is about making every decision you make count.
On today’s guest journal, Amanda Goetz, Founder of House of Wise, gives us insight into building intentionally.
Today, I break down a four-step process for efficiently learning about any new topic personally or professionally.
Liston to The Power of Curation on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.
Today I share one of the things I have been perpetually unconfident about…the way I work.
Today I give you a mental model that you can add to your toolkit when making big decisions in business or life.
Today I explain my 7 rules of connecting & networking in a post-COVID, internet world.
On today’s guest journal, Darren Rovell shares how carving out his niche in sports allowed him to build a 2,000,000 follower audience on …
Today, I talk about the importance of delivering frequent, quality feedback in business & how you can level of your feedback-giving abilities.
Today I share the superpower of storytelling, how I’ve used it as a builder, and how you can level-up your storytelling.
In today’s journal, I speak about my transition from CEO to Executive Chairman of Morning Brew.
Today’s guest journal highlights the Founder and CEO of Hint Water, Kara Goldin.
Today I talk about why curation is a superpower, why it’s misunderstood, and why it’s more important than ever.
Today I tell the founding story of Salesforce, its disruption to computing, and the lessons all builders can learn from its success.
Nik guides us through the importance of building in public & the impact it’s had on his career.
Today I break down “Jobs to be Done” and how to apply it to all of your work.
Today’s journal is about what it means to be an independent thinker & what you can do to start thinking for yourself rather than in accordance with others.
Today I talk network effects. What they are, why they matter, and how to identify them in your industry.
Today I talk about my relationship with my cofounder, Austin Rief.
Today I share the success story of Pinduoduo and its founder, Colin Huang.
Today I break down Scale Economies and how Netflix is winning with this powerful business strategy.
Today I talk about the future of Morning Brew’s work environment post COVID-19.
Today I talk about luck and its role in business.
Today I talk about what it means to stay focused and resist the temptation to always say yes to new opportunities.
Today I define business strategy and unpack why we as builders want so badly to be considered strategic.
We launched The Brew 6 years ago. Here are 6 of the most important lessons I learned.
Today I reflect on my first executive coaching session.
Today I discuss how we secured our first advertising partners in the early days of Morning Brew.
Today I discuss the Peter Principle and the influence it can have on employees, managers, and businesses.
Today I talk more about how I (unnecessarily) personalized the resignations of our first 2 employees and how we kept from losing momentum.
Today I reflect on my experience being on one of the largest business podcasts in the world.
Today I share some tips and strategies for improving your audio.
Today I breakdown Twitter's new products and reflect on how I can apply their strategies at Morning Brew.
Today I share my experiences with imposter syndrome and some techniques I use to cope with it.
Today I tell two stories: one about being hired and one about hiring.
Today I compare the stages of entrepreneurship to writing an essay.
Today I walk through the process I use to have a productive week.
Today I walk through the ideation and iterations of our upcoming paid product.
Today I share the origin story of the Morning Brew name and logo.
Today I share four timeless lessons from the app that everyone's talking about: Clubhouse
Today I tell the story of how we raised money for Morning Brew, and share tips on how to get someone to invest in you.
Today I explain why everyone should be building an audience.
Today I take you back to my college days to tell the story of how I found my cofounder.
Today I share the story of my first time letting someone go at Morning Brew.
Today I present things you should consider before working with a friend or family member.
Today I explain why an internal communication strategy is so important and go behind-the-scenes of our strategy at Morning Brew.
Today I breakdown the four principles we use for hiring great talent through the story of hiring Morning Brew's Managing Editor.
Today I reflect on the biggest loss in my life and how it made me the professional and man I am today.
Today I breakdown the evolution of Morning Brew's 8-figure sales strategy.
Today I reflect on the thought process that convinced me to leave my cushy job at Morgan Stanley and go full-time at Morning Brew.
Today I break down the tactics Morning Brew used to grow from 0 to 2.5, including the ambassador program, referral program, and paid acquisition.
Today I reflect on how I messed up big time during a meeting for our paid product.
Today I discuss the impact that managers can have on employee satisfaction.
Today I describe my experience having "builder's block" and suggest some remedies.
Today I reflect on my productive weekend and think about ways to clear distractions from my weekdays.
Today I discuss four lessons that I've learned about leading a company through tumultuous times.
Today I break down the 5 keys to a great pump-up speech.
Today I explain how New Year's Resolutions set you up to fail, and present a better framework for reaching your goals.
Today I explain my annual review process and why I'm rewriting my job description as CEO of Morning Brew.
Today I explore the growth of Mr. Beast and compare it to the growth of Morning Brew.
Today I breakdown what business builders can learn from strategies and fundamentals of poker.
Today, as people start logging off for the holidays, I discuss the anxiety of doing nothing.
Today I walk through my decision making process while pondering whether I should invest in Bitcoin.
Today I discuss how to make less with more by utilizing the processes, waste, and unused ideas in your business.
Today I reflect on my expectations going into my first board meeting, and how things actually went down.
Today I discuss the importance of being "on brand" in all the little touch-points your business has with its customers.
Today I discuss a cold outreach template that shows that, sometimes, less is more.
Today I propose how companies can actually make reference checks useful.
Today I talk about the importance of creating processes that turn employees into project managers.
Today I discuss a recent experience that reminded me that our problems are not unique to us.
Today I answer listener questions on the safety of startups, how to stay innovative, and a missed opportunity I'm grateful for.
Today I debate if and when business builders need to invest in brand.
Today I go behind-the-scenes of our company off-site and discuss how businesses should think about prioritization and data.
Today I explain why you should pay attention to the most obvious decisions, and discuss the media channel that I am most bullish on.
Today I reflect on my archery session and discuss the importance of iterative repetition.
Today I talk about the importance of taking time off, and why it's difficult to unplug as a founder.
Today I reflect on the mental readjustments I've had to make while growing Morning Brew.
Today I discuss how creating and interacting online can lead to strong friendships.
Today I talk about repetition and why it is a powerful tool in a manager's arsenal.
Today I breakdown the benefits I've seen from joining the 30 for 30 writing program, and share why I want to bring the program to the Morning Brew team.
Today I highlight 10 things that I'm thankful for (beyond friends, family, and health)
Hiring is hard. Today I brainstorm ideas on how we can attract great content creators to Morning Brew
Today I discuss surprising and delighting your customers and the art of the product drop
Today I talk about why you should focus on your best customers, and how our ambassador program has provided benefits beyond acquisition.
…Today I discuss how we keep our core values and competencies in mind when evaluating new opportunities
Today I discuss why why every company should empower its employees to be creators.
Today I explain why you should fear regret, not rejection.
Today I discuss finding your company's purpose, being a part of societal issues, and growing people.
I'm joining a 30 day writing challenge. Today I discuss why I joined this challenge and what I plan on writing about.
Today I explain what the Brewsletter is and the importance of having internal employee communication.
Today I discuss the funnel for how ideas can be captured, evaluated and executed within an organization.
Today I set up my new work environment and it got me thinking about the tools we use in our work stack.
Today I discuss why we are so bad at receiving feedback (and how to be better).
Today I'm back in the office and reflecting on how it feels to interact in-person.
Today I discuss why companies should maintain relationships with all-star candidates, even if they aren't a fit for a specific role.
Today I talk about how I want to position Founder's Journal in the podcast market.
No Founder's Journal today. Just want to thank @MorningBrew's creators for their incredible work always, but especially now.
Today I discuss my favorite interview question to ask candidates and the importance of communication with all employees (especially hiring managers).
Today I ask my audience what they want to see as move towards the next phase for The Founder's Journal. Email me at alex@morningbrew.com with your thoughts!
Today I discuss Morning Brew's acquisition, reflect on the journey, and discuss what the process is like for a founder.
Today I reflect on the 3 things I learned from my discussion with Rishad Tobaccowala
Today I uncover the real killer of innovation (hint: it's not process).
Today I demystify the benefits and challenges of community, and contrast community vs. fandom.
10/28 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I discuss the mechanisms for capturing signals and how to distinguish between signals and noise when making decisions for your business.
10/26 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I discuss relevancy and how to balance creativity and structure to keep your business relevant for decades.
10/22 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I explain the difference between being a problem solver and a problem identifier.
10/22 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
…10/21 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I discuss how passive curiosity enables brands to guide their audience with trust and attention.
10/14 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I discuss reading between the lines of questions that interviewees ask you.
10/09 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I answer listener questions on personal branding, remote work, and how the internet has changed content.
10/07 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I discuss my experience acting as a moderator for a personalized marketing panel, and what I learned about facilitating a conversation between subject matter …
10/07 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I discuss what it means to me to be featured in Ad Age's 40 Under 40, and how I believe this award can be leveraged.
🔉 Subscribe to The Founder’s Journal
…
10/06 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I reflect on my Q3 goals and how I'm thinking about setting my rocks for Q4.
10/05 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I talk about the value of talking to people outside of your industry, age group, and interests.
10/02 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I reflect after delivering the State of the Brewnion. What went well and what can we improve for next time?
10/01 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I discuss how it feels to lose an early employee, both personally and from the perspective of the business.
09/30 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I discuss the time commitment and opportunity cost that comes with being a manager.
09/29 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I discuss my thinking as I prepare for our Q3 all-hands, State of the Brewnion.
09/28 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I discuss the difference between scarcity and exclusivity, and how both can be used as strategies for your business.
09/25 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I discuss trade-offs and opportunity cost. How do you determine whether something is worth your time?
09/24 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I talk about the lessons I learned about discipline and processes from my golf lesson.
…09/23 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I discuss how to identify and deal with cracks that form in your business as you move fast.
09/22 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I talk about how unsexy my work today was an what the day-to-day of running a media organization is really like.
09/18 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I discuss how you can be open-minded but also hold strong opinions (and how your level …
09/17 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I reflect on my conversation with Lewis Howes about podcasting (and how hard it is to grow a podcast).
09/16 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I talk about hiring and why you need all hands on deck to make effective hires.
09/15 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I discuss remote work tools and their adoption in organizations.
09/12 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I discuss why most startups fail to plan, and as the saying goes "If you fail to plan, you can plan to fail."
09/11 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today I discuss how and when to ask for help.
When I ask questions:
- When I have many questions to answer
- When the questions aren't easily accessible
- When the …
09/10 The Founder's Journal with Alex Lieberman
Today, Josh and I brainstorm how we can grow this podcast through proactive and reactive marketing.
Today I discuss why I go to therapy and how a therapist can be an emotional sparring partner who helps me reflect on life's greatest questions.
Today I reflect on the anxiety of finding my purpose and identity once I'm done with my career at Morning Brew. How do you deal with …
Today I talk about what 1 million opens of the Morning Brew newsletter means to me and what I've learned on this journey.
Today I discuss what I've learned about running a business during the first recession in Morning Brew's history.
Today I talk about "Special S's" and the impact of giving special surprises and treats (even if it's small or FREE!) to your team for no reason.
Today I reflect on the question "what are you most excited about _____?" and my list of non-negotiables for my career
Today I discuss how individuals can lean into their various interests to become a multi-branded asset.
Today I reflect on my conversation with Kipp Bodnar, and discuss finding less popular items for your content diet and the skill-sets that …
Today we're discussing how to manage senior employees and what a senior employee should expect from a founder or co-founder.
Today I discuss two places you can look for inspiration: things that are new and unproven for your audience and things that are new and …
Today I tell you about my Chief of Staff, Stacey Lieberman
Today I discuss what we're doing well, not doing well, and what we can improve with The Founder's Journal going forward.
Today I discuss how social media is more than just a tool to build a brand or kill time.
Today I reflect on the words I used to describe myself in a conversation, and how the things I consistently repeat shape my identity.
Today I discuss productivity (again). Specifically, what activities that you do are actually productive?
Today I breakdown AT&Ts 10-K and go through my takeaways after dissecting their financial documents.
Today I go through Morning Brew's organization structure and explain why every employee should understand their org structure.
Today I reflect on reflecting. I discuss why you need to find out why you had a success and how you can replicate successes in the future.
Today I remind myself what to keep in mind during the hiring process to make sure we find unicorns and avoid mistakes when hiring quickly.
Today I discuss strategic likability: How do build up the skills you need to be liked and trusted across your organization?
Today I discuss how discipline and process compound into great results over time.
Today I answer questions submitted on our LinkedIn Live, including:
Today I talk about two situations where my ego got in the way of my learning.
Today I discuss how chaos within the structures of an organization can lead to innovation.
Today I discuss BrewU: Morning Brew's brand ambassador program. We discuss our history in brand ambassadors and how things have changed as we relaunch the program.
Today we talk about "stealing" or taking inspiration from things that already exist (and putting your own spin on it).
Today is the second part of our media diet discussion. We discuss the differences between depth and breadth in learning.
Today I reflect on my interview with Alicia Tillman, CMO of SAP. The three main takeaways:
Today I discuss how Morning Brew has been able to scale our sales organization, why you need specialists as you grow, and where we aim to go with our advertising business.
Today I talk about tough conversations:
Today we do a strategy breakdown of Substack and see how they can become the front and back office for creators.
Today I discuss why I'm doing the CMO Series and how to make yourself a top-of-the-funnel asset for your business.
Today I discuss how I had a productive day, but couldn't find enough time to accomplish everything I wanted.
Today I reflect on a meeting I just had on building and testing a new paid product.
Today I discuss diets... content diets. What are the things you're consuming and how does it affect your outputs?
Today I brainstorm ways that we can impact Morning Brew's culture.
Today I reflect on my 4th of July Weekend and how it felt to unplug from work.
Today I discuss the reasons behind why I'm joining David Perell's Write of Passage Course and how I believe it will help in our mission to create an education product at Morning Brew.
Today I discuss employee onboarding and how we are working to improve our process at Morning Brew
Today I give a behind-the-scenes look at the State of the Brewnion (Morning Brew's town hall) and 12 things I've learned from presenting during these quarterly meetings.
Today I walk-through how I approach setting my rocks and my roadblocks in setting them
Today I reflect on the conversation I had with Shane Parrish and what I've learned from Farnam Street Learning Community
Today I discuss the five traits an employee can have
Today I discuss advice for interns, how repetition influences truth, and how your business is like a factory.
Today I discuss how every company is an Audience Company
Today I discuss the core values we shared with the Morning Brew team
Today I talk about our company's offsite and the importance of constructive tension.
Today we discuss Hey.com and how they are combing big, audacious goals with the collision of creativity and analytics.
Today I discuss the importance of talking to people outside of your specific area of work. I explore the quandary behind creating an investing community.
Today I discuss what Morning Brew is doing for Pride Month and how I'm learning to navigate hiring for a role I've never hired for before.
…Today I discuss Fandom and Communities, including the potential benefits and pitfalls of each.
Today I share how Morning Brew is responding to the current unrest surrounding police brutality, systemic racism, and injustice. I read the …
Today I go through the three types of brand architecture and how Morning Brew is figuring out which model is best for our business.
Producer Josh and I dissect a few podcast ideas that came in from a Brew reader. We discuss our current views on podcasting, as well as why …
Yesterday was nonstop and felt particularly long. I was mentally and physically exhausted and finally sat down to record The Founder's …
Morning Brew had its first off-site today via Zoom. I share seven takeaways from this eight hour meeting and ways to make meetings more effective.
Music: http://www.davidcuttermusic.com / @dcuttermusic
Small, unexpected gestures go a long way. Today I share how someone's hustle to go an extra step became the most impactful moment of my day.
Partnerships require a lot of time and energy. Today I discuss what to consider when deciding who your business should work with and why …
My divergent way of thinking became apparent to me while I spent five hours of my day writing an email to sum up the months of research I've been doing around Morning Brew's educational product. Producer Josh …
Our second live Founder's Journal recording was a success. Producer Josh and I continue to discuss what I learned from Nir Eyal's book "Indistractable" and I answer a listener question about the hardest pitched …
Today's discussion: consultants as insurance policies, hiring efficiently, and tapping into your superpowers.
Today I share a breakthrough I had in developing the foundation of Morning Brew's educational product. I also discuss the importance of IP and what MBA candidates often describe as the most beneficial aspects …
It's no secret that I'm the worst at avoiding distractions. But today, I share how Nir Eyal's book "Indistractable" is teaching me practical tips to stay focused, as well as shaping Morning Brew's next …
Not all productivity is created equal. I share how you can make your schedule work for you by figuring out how to prioritize your daily …
The Founder's Journal took place on LinkedIn Live today. Here's my conversation with Producer Josh where I explain the importance of checking in with your employees during this time.
Music: …
I've always been someone who learns through discussions, which means I never skipped class in college. Today I explain how I'm figuring out …
I reflect on how it felt to watch Morning Brew put on a giant initiative where I played a minimal part in making it happen. I also share why it's important to be empathetic in your hiring process.
Music: …
Today I go through three notes I wrote down that have me thinking about how to engage audiences and be more original.
Music: http://www.davidcuttermusic.com / @dcuttermusic
My schedule was packed back to back today with calls, and I realized I never took a chance to process anything. I share how I'm going to …
I detail how founders can better manage their time by figuring out where their strengths are best suited in their companies.
Music: http://www.davidcuttermusic.com / @dcuttermusic
Today I'm talking about dealing with anxiety and asking the right questions as you become less involved in the weeds of your business.
…
I reflect on my conversation with Noah Kagan, someone I've always looked up to in the business world. Our conversation got me thinking about the qualities I look for in people and how I want to be spending my …
We're going meta today. I share why Morning Brew is doing this podcast, what it means to me, and what I hope entrepreneurs of all types get out of it.
Music: http://www.davidcuttermusic.com / @dcuttermusic
I had a great LinkedIn Live, and a long time coming, conversation with Arianna Huffington to break the news about her company's new partnership with Audible. It got me thinking about how brands can leverage …
Today we posted a new job description and I'm thinking more about the description, perfect applicant, and how to go about finding the best possible person.
Connect with listeners
Podcasters use the RadioPublic listener relationship platform to build lasting connections with fans
Yes, let's begin connectingFind new listeners
Understand your audience
Engage your fanbase
Make money