Podcast

https://youtu.be/rdQn0hN4sPk Most agency owners don’t get stuck at $500K because of tactics.They get stuck because they never stop being the doer. In this episode of Founders Growth, I sit down with Nicholas Kirchner, founder of Hydra and Howl, to unpack why so many agency owners cap out at multiple six figures—and what actually has to

https://youtu.be/QHG1gmYS4uE In this episode of Founder’s Growth, Morgan J. Ingram breaks down the biggest mistake he made in his first 18 months as a founder — and how shifting from a “creator mindset” to a true business owner changed everything. We dive into: – Why chasing trends (like AI and content) can distract founders– The

https://youtu.be/697LfTYMJBs In Part 2 of this conversation with Blake Schofield, we break down the hidden patterns that keep high performers, founders, and professionals spinning their wheels—without ever seeing the real issue. From bad advice and conflicting coaching to learning how to trust your own internal compass, this episode reveals why doing “all the right things”

https://youtu.be/gNEYQ5avTBA Most people don’t realize they’re burned out until their body forces them to stop. Blake Schofield spent 16 years climbing the corporate ladder — top performer at every company she worked for — and still hit a complete breakdown. Three times. In this episode (Part 1), Blake breaks down why burnout isn’t just about

https://youtu.be/1-WcqrF3AVs One of the biggest mistakes I see founders make is around hiring — either waiting way too long or bringing people in without the clarity needed for them to actually succeed. In this conversation with Michele Lambert (founder of BellaConnections), we break down what actually goes wrong when founders try to scale their teams

https://youtu.be/u3UF0ZK76G8 What is the real job of a founder? Many founders believe they need to do everything themselves — marketing, operations, hiring, strategy, and execution. But that mindset often becomes the biggest bottleneck in the business. In this episode of Founders Growth, John Hill (Small Mountain) sits down with Cerys Goodall, founder of The Goods,

https://youtu.be/2vIkfRN2wxM In this episode, I sit down with Kelly Gordon, founder of Dapper Codes, to talk about the uncomfortable realities behind modern marketing analytics, SEO advice, and the systems businesses rely on to make decisions. If you’re a founder, marketer, or agency owner trying to make smarter marketing decisions, this conversation will challenge a lot

https://youtu.be/O8ucRBVfQsY Most entrepreneurs don’t fail because they lack skill.They fail because they believe a lie. In this episode, Fredrick Douglas Bussey breaks down the hidden belief that quietly keeps high-performers stuck — the idea that if they just build the business big enough, it will finally make them enough. We talk about: The identity trap

https://youtu.be/pl8PZC6RSw4 At some point, every founder faces it. The thing that used to work… stops working. In this conversation, Lukas and I unpack what happens when your business model breaks — not just financially, but psychologically. We talk about losing your edge, shutting down something successful, and how to think clearly when the ground shifts

https://youtu.be/sUhML4BZdts In this episode of Founders Growth, I sit down with Jay Yang — author of You Can Just Do Things — to break down what he calls the permissionless approach. Instead of sending 1,000 applications and waiting to be chosen, Jay built opportunities by doing the work upfront. From cold emailing founders like Tyler