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Idea to Startup
Brian Scordato | Tacklebox
Theo - t3․gg
Theo - t3․gg
2Bobs—with David C. Baker and Blair Enns
David C. Baker and Blair Enns
Alfa Tu Camino (Ingeniería cuántica de seducción)
Hugo Cervantes
Green Ticker Tales
Greentickertales
james h Glover Network
RevJhg3
MSTR Today: Daily insights of Michael Saylor, Bitcoin and Strategy (MicroStrategy)
John Lee Dumas
Inversión Racional Podcast
Inversión Racional
Power Talk
Berkeley Electric Cooperative
Workday Playdate
Erin Diehl - Workday Playdate
House of Arete
Kathryn Morrison
Marketplace Morning Report
Marketplace
Wish I'd Known Then Podcast For Writers
Sara Rosett and Jami Albright
Today With Jared James
Jared James
The Daily Mastery Podcast by Robin Sharma
Robin Sharma
Awkward Silences
User Interviews
HRchat Podcast
The HR Gazette
Voices of Search // A Search Engine Optimization (SEO) & Content Marketing Podcast
I Hear Everything
Financial Survival Network
Kerry Lutz
TCN Talks
Chris Comeaux
The Workplace Podcast in association with Dynamic Partners
William Corless
Handyman Success Podcast
Jason Call & Allen Lee
xHUB.AI
Plácido Doménech Espí
Small Business Pivots
Michael D. Morrison
WTR Small-Cap Spotlight
Water Tower Research
Conversations with MarTech
MarTech.org
The Think Factory Podcast
The Think Factory
Beyond Your Number
Faith and Community
Making Science
Making Science
The Live Greater View
VLP Financial Advisors
Mostly Technical
Ian Landsman and Aaron Francis
Trustworthy AI : De-risk business adoption of AI
Pamela Gupta
Mindset Mastery Moments with Dr. Alisa Whyte
Dr. Alisa Whyte
Ready Set Collaborate with Wanda Pearson
Wanda Pearson
Your Daily Real Estate Podcast with Tristan Ahumada
Tristan Ahumada
Beyond Nurse Residency
Nicole Weathers, DNP, RN, NPD-BC
Pet Boarding and Daycare Podcast with Dominic Hodgson
Barkleigh Productions
Business
Brian Scordato | Tacklebox
Today, we start a wine business in 17 minutes. It's a classic episode and it's a good time. Join Tacklebox if you've got a startup idea you'd like to get momentum on before you quit your job to do it full-time Sign u...
Today is part 2 of our series helping you build an internal operating system. We identify the four things you'll need to have happen for your startup to gain momentum, then we organize those into a system that'll help yo...
Today, we'll talk about one of the most effective methods to do hard things we've found at Tacklebox: Scripting the start and end. Tacklebox Alternate Nostril Breathing Jr Jr - The Speed of Things
Today we'll talk about thrust and drag, the components of momentum. Momentum is the lifeblood for startups, but most people leave it to chance. By focusing on the inputs of momentum - thrust and drag - you can build syst...
Today, we'll talk through a framework that'll help you evaluate whether you're building something useful enough to anchor a business. Most startups fail because the thing they built doesn't make a big enough dent in thei...
Today, we'll run through a Concierge MVP example live on the pod. Brian chooses an idea specifically because someone wrote in and said it was "un-Concierageable," which isn't a word but is the reason this podcast exists....
Today, we talk through the Silk Sheet Problem - how to do something new and hard when your life is fairly... comfortable. We help a listener get started on their idea - an AI tutor's assistant - with three shortcuts to s...
Today we'll talk through how to test out and build a startup idea in ~10 days by answering four questions. We'll use an idea that's oddly popped up a bunch lately: Kitchen Organizer. We do this with a little help from a ...
Today, we’re talking about startup identity—why you need one, and how it makes every decision you face way easier. We’ll talk swimming and nervous systems, walk through the Decision Equation, and help our good friend Car...
Today, we'll help you get your first customers. We'll do it by learning how to use the trust to risk ratio - a way to identify the big risks that are holding your customer back and shoulder those risks early on to build ...
Today, we'll help you find a differentiator powerful enough that it can support your business. We'll talk through what a differentiator actually allows you to do, five prompts to help you uncover and test one for your bu...
Today, we'll lay out a framework to help you identify and kill bad ideas. It's hard to objectively evaluate your idea early on - this framework helps you rise above your idea to do it effectively. A side-effect is that t...
A 20(ish) minute skills episode on sales 101 for entrepreneurs who hate sales. We go through three tactics and a bunch of examples to help you build a system for sales that'll help you grow without making you feel slimy....
Today we'll talk about why people hand their keys over to random strangers on the street in New York City, how a person selling cures for baldness converts 80% of the people he speaks with, and how you can build a strate...
Today we talk about two methods to help make your big startup plans for 2026 manageable. We borrow Short Assignments and Shitty Drafts from Anne Lamott, we get a little help from Martin Scorsese and a Bronx Tale, and we ...
Today, we'll talk through how you'll find customers in-person. This is the single most important acquisition tool for early-stage founders, and there's no excuse - any business targeting any customer can do it. We use a ...
Today, we're digging into the mailbag for your Thanksgiving commute. First, what idea would Brian start if he had to start an idea? We go deep on why a coffee truck idea is the best possible business for this moment. Nex...
This episode is a toolkit for right-brain founders who get lost in ideas and struggle to execute. Brian shares three practical systems—AI as your left brain, the Regroup System, and the Ice Box—to help you make consisten...
Today, we'll help you pick your startup's first customer segment. This decision dooms a huge percentage of first time entrepreneurs - if you don't understand what the job of your first customer segment is, you'll likely ...
Today, we'll talk about the big question - should you start with a focused niche? There are pros and cons to the approach, but the perceived cons - "what if I get tired of the niche in a few years?" , "what if the niche ...
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