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164: Why You Need More Swiss Army Knives and Paratroopers on Your Startup Team, says Ryan Holmes of Hootsuite
What separates the companies that make millions of dollars from those that never make it?
It's not the vision, or the product, or even the founder, it…
9 years ago
163: How to Create One of The Most Visited Websites in the World With Steve Huffman of Reddit
Change is inevitable in the startup world, and only the best entrepreneurs stay on top of the game by evolving with it. Steve Huffman, co-founder and…
9 years, 1 month ago
162: Investors, Crowdfunding, or Shark Tank? Maneesh Sethi's Done It All and Reveals His Funding Strategies
"How can I solve a problem in the fastest way?"
It's a question that Maneesh Sethi asks himself almost every day, and it's been the main driver behind…
9 years, 1 month ago
161: How Jodie Fox Turned Her Passion for Shoes Into a Successful Online Business in 2 Months
Jodie Fox loves her shoes.
But unlike your average shoe lover, Fox was able to turn that love first into a living room-based passion project, and then…
9 years, 1 month ago
160: The Not-So Obvious, But Ridiculously Successful Strategy on Building a Business with Brian Clark of Copyblogger
"The truth is I didn't like working for somebody else."
Most entrepreneurs start their own business because they want to take charge of their own dest…
9 years, 1 month ago
159: A Lifelong Founder Teaches Critical Lessons for New Entrepreneurs on Products, Investors, and Selling with Jonathan Siegel
Jonathan Siegel has started close to a dozen different companies—some have been hugely successful, others didn't quite go as planned, and for one, he…
9 years, 2 months ago
158: How to Build a Worldwide Iconic Brand with Brian Smith of UGG
In the late 1970s, Brian Smith was a young Australian surfer looking for the next big thing. Little did he know that while flipping through a magazin…
9 years, 2 months ago
157: Grow to 400,000 Users In Just Three Years by Mastering B2B Sales With Andrew Barnes of GO1
Andrew Barnes's company GO1 is a Y-Combinator alum that's raised over $4 million in funding, grown to over 400,000 users, and is currently the world…
9 years, 2 months ago
156: Lessons Learnt From Building a $300 Million Dollar Business From the Original #GirlBoss Sophia Amoruso
Sophia Amoruso was a community college dropout, working a variety of odd jobs to support herself, when she set up a humble eBay store called Nasty Ga…
9 years, 2 months ago
155: Everything You Know About Content Marketing is Wrong, with Des Traynor of Intercom
In 2011, four lads from Dublin were running a successful business that let programers and engineers know when a user encountered a problem with their…
9 years, 2 months ago