Podcasts about failing business

Ready to see how much cash is hiding in your business? Get your free Financial Health Check now: coltivar.com/check Financial Intelligence Toolkit Most businesses don't fail overnight. They go through the same three phases, and most owners don't realize what's happening until it's too late.It starts with a strategy that quietly stops working, then margins get squeezed, and eventually cash runs out. Steve breaks down these three phases and shows how to spot them early so you can fix the real problem before your business gets stuck in a place that's hard to recover from._______________________________________Disclaimer:The views expressed here are those of the individual Coltivar Group, LLC (“Coltivar”) personnel quoted and are not the views of Coltivar or its affiliates. Certain information contained in here has been obtained from third-party sources. While taken from sources believed to be reliable, Coltivar has not independently verified such information and makes no representations about the enduring accuracy of the information or its appropriateness for a given situation.This content is provided for informational purposes only, and should not be relied upon as legal, business, investment, or tax advice. You should consult your own advisers as to those matters. References to any securities or digital assets are for illustrative purposes only, and do not constitute an investment recommendation or offer to provide investment advisory services. The Company is not registered or licensed by any governing body in any jurisdiction to give investing advice or provide investment recommendations. The Company is not affiliated with, nor does it receive compensation from, any specific security. Please see https://www.coltivar.com/privacy-policy-and-terms-of-use for additional important information.LinkedIn | YouTube coltivar.com

In this episode, we tackle one of the hardest truths in entrepreneurship—knowing when a business isn't ready to stand on its own. Too many people pour thousands of dollars, years of time, and even money from family into ventures that simply aren't producing enough income to survive. At some point, determination can turn into financial damage. We discuss how to recognize when it's time to shift gears, get a steady job to stabilize your finances, and move the dream into a side hustle instead of letting it destroy your bank account and relationships. Stepping back from a struggling business isn't giving up—it's making a strategic decision to protect your future while continuing to build your vision the smart way.Opening QuestionsAt what point does a business stop being a “startup phase” and start becoming financial self-destruction?How do you know the difference between “pushing through hard times” and “refusing to accept reality”?Is it possible that the smartest business decision you can make is getting a full-time job?Why do so many entrepreneurs treat the idea of getting a job like it's failure?Is pride the biggest reason people keep pouring money into a dying business?Reality Check QuestionsIf your business hasn't paid you in a year, is it really a business or just an expensive hobby?How many months of losses should someone realistically tolerate before reassessing?If your spouse or family is financially supporting your “business,” are you really running a business?When you start borrowing money from family to keep a business alive, has it already crossed the line?Is there a point where continuing a failing business becomes irresponsible to your family?Ego vs RealityWhy do entrepreneurs sometimes confuse stubbornness with determination?Is quitting the wrong business actually a smart entrepreneurial move?How much of entrepreneurship is about knowing when to pivot or pause?Do social media success stories make people feel like they must grind forever even when it's not working?The Side Hustle StrategyWhy is turning a struggling business into a side hustle often the smartest move?What are the advantages of building a business while working a stable job?How does having steady income actually help a business grow smarter?Why do many successful businesses start as side hustles rather than full-time ventures?Is it better to grow slowly with stability rather than forcing growth with debt?Financial ResponsibilityWhat financial signals tell you it's time to stop treating something like a full-time business?Should every entrepreneur set a financial “kill switch” before starting a business?How much savings should someone realistically have before trying to go full-time with a startup?Is taking money from family to support a failing business ever justified?What's the long-term damage to relationships when businesses collapse after family investments?Hard Truths SegmentIs it possible that some ideas are just not viable businesses?How do you know when the market has spoken?What's the difference between “this needs more time” and “this will never work”?Why is it sometimes smarter to pause a business than destroy your finances trying to save it?Encouragement SegmentDoes moving a business to a side hustle mean the dream is over?Can getting a stable job actually accelerate your future success?Why is patience often the missing ingredient in entrepreneurship?Is the real entrepreneurial skill knowing when to adapt instead of when to grind harder?Powerful Closing Question “Is the goal to prove you're an entrepreneur, or to actually build something sustainable?” Strong Closing Statement You Could Use “A real entrepreneur isn't someone who refuses to quit. A real entrepreneur is someone who refuses to destroy their future chasing something that isn't ready yet.”Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/master-the-nec-podcast--1083733/support.Struggling with the National Electrical Code? Discover the real difference at Electrical Code Academy, Inc.—where you'll learn from the nation's most down-to-earth NEC expert who genuinely cares about your success. No fluff. No gimmicks. Just the best NEC training you'll actually remember.Visit https://FastTraxSystem.com to learn more.

In this episode, we tackle one of the hardest truths in entrepreneurship—knowing when a business isn't ready to stand on its own. Too many people pour thousands of dollars, years of time, and even money from family into ventures that simply aren't producing enough income to survive. At some point, determination can turn into financial damage. We discuss how to recognize when it's time to shift gears, get a steady job to stabilize your finances, and move the dream into a side hustle instead of letting it destroy your bank account and relationships. Stepping back from a struggling business isn't giving up—it's making a strategic decision to protect your future while continuing to build your vision the smart way.Opening QuestionsAt what point does a business stop being a “startup phase” and start becoming financial self-destruction?How do you know the difference between “pushing through hard times” and “refusing to accept reality”?Is it possible that the smartest business decision you can make is getting a full-time job?Why do so many entrepreneurs treat the idea of getting a job like it's failure?Is pride the biggest reason people keep pouring money into a dying business?Reality Check QuestionsIf your business hasn't paid you in a year, is it really a business or just an expensive hobby?How many months of losses should someone realistically tolerate before reassessing?If your spouse or family is financially supporting your “business,” are you really running a business?When you start borrowing money from family to keep a business alive, has it already crossed the line?Is there a point where continuing a failing business becomes irresponsible to your family?Ego vs RealityWhy do entrepreneurs sometimes confuse stubbornness with determination?Is quitting the wrong business actually a smart entrepreneurial move?How much of entrepreneurship is about knowing when to pivot or pause?Do social media success stories make people feel like they must grind forever even when it's not working?The Side Hustle StrategyWhy is turning a struggling business into a side hustle often the smartest move?What are the advantages of building a business while working a stable job?How does having steady income actually help a business grow smarter?Why do many successful businesses start as side hustles rather than full-time ventures?Is it better to grow slowly with stability rather than forcing growth with debt?Financial ResponsibilityWhat financial signals tell you it's time to stop treating something like a full-time business?Should every entrepreneur set a financial “kill switch” before starting a business?How much savings should someone realistically have before trying to go full-time with a startup?Is taking money from family to support a failing business ever justified?What's the long-term damage to relationships when businesses collapse after family investments?Hard Truths SegmentIs it possible that some ideas are just not viable businesses?How do you know when the market has spoken?What's the difference between “this needs more time” and “this will never work”?Why is it sometimes smarter to pause a business than destroy your finances trying to save it?Encouragement SegmentDoes moving a business to a side hustle mean the dream is over?Can getting a stable job actually accelerate your future success?Why is patience often the missing ingredient in entrepreneurship?Is the real entrepreneurial skill knowing when to adapt instead of when to grind harder?Powerful Closing Question “Is the goal to prove you're an entrepreneur, or to actually build something sustainable?” Strong Closing Statement You Could Use “A real entrepreneur isn't someone who refuses to quit. A real entrepreneur is someone who refuses to destroy their future chasing something that isn't ready yet.”Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/electrify-electrician-podcast--4131858/support.

In this episode, we tackle one of the hardest truths in entrepreneurship—knowing when a business isn't ready to stand on its own. Too many people pour thousands of dollars, years of time, and even money from family into ventures that simply aren't producing enough income to survive. At some point, determination can turn into financial damage. We discuss how to recognize when it's time to shift gears, get a steady job to stabilize your finances, and move the dream into a side hustle instead of letting it destroy your bank account and relationships. Stepping back from a struggling business isn't giving up—it's making a strategic decision to protect your future while continuing to build your vision the smart way.Opening QuestionsAt what point does a business stop being a “startup phase” and start becoming financial self-destruction?How do you know the difference between “pushing through hard times” and “refusing to accept reality”?Is it possible that the smartest business decision you can make is getting a full-time job?Why do so many entrepreneurs treat the idea of getting a job like it's failure?Is pride the biggest reason people keep pouring money into a dying business?Reality Check QuestionsIf your business hasn't paid you in a year, is it really a business or just an expensive hobby?How many months of losses should someone realistically tolerate before reassessing?If your spouse or family is financially supporting your “business,” are you really running a business?When you start borrowing money from family to keep a business alive, has it already crossed the line?Is there a point where continuing a failing business becomes irresponsible to your family?Ego vs RealityWhy do entrepreneurs sometimes confuse stubbornness with determination?Is quitting the wrong business actually a smart entrepreneurial move?How much of entrepreneurship is about knowing when to pivot or pause?Do social media success stories make people feel like they must grind forever even when it's not working?The Side Hustle StrategyWhy is turning a struggling business into a side hustle often the smartest move?What are the advantages of building a business while working a stable job?How does having steady income actually help a business grow smarter?Why do many successful businesses start as side hustles rather than full-time ventures?Is it better to grow slowly with stability rather than forcing growth with debt?Financial ResponsibilityWhat financial signals tell you it's time to stop treating something like a full-time business?Should every entrepreneur set a financial “kill switch” before starting a business?How much savings should someone realistically have before trying to go full-time with a startup?Is taking money from family to support a failing business ever justified?What's the long-term damage to relationships when businesses collapse after family investments?Hard Truths SegmentIs it possible that some ideas are just not viable businesses?How do you know when the market has spoken?What's the difference between “this needs more time” and “this will never work”?Why is it sometimes smarter to pause a business than destroy your finances trying to save it?Encouragement SegmentDoes moving a business to a side hustle mean the dream is over?Can getting a stable job actually accelerate your future success?Why is patience often the missing ingredient in entrepreneurship?Is the real entrepreneurial skill knowing when to adapt instead of when to grind harder?Powerful Closing Question “Is the goal to prove you're an entrepreneur, or to actually build something sustainable?” Strong Closing Statement You Could Use “A real entrepreneur isn't someone who refuses to quit. A real entrepreneur is someone who refuses to destroy their future chasing something that isn't ready yet.”Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ask-paul-national-electrical-code--4971115/support.

In this episode, we tackle one of the hardest truths in entrepreneurship—knowing when a business isn't ready to stand on its own. Too many people pour thousands of dollars, years of time, and even money from family into ventures that simply aren't producing enough income to survive. At some point, determination can turn into financial damage. We discuss how to recognize when it's time to shift gears, get a steady job to stabilize your finances, and move the dream into a side hustle instead of letting it destroy your bank account and relationships. Stepping back from a struggling business isn't giving up—it's making a strategic decision to protect your future while continuing to build your vision the smart way.Opening QuestionsAt what point does a business stop being a “startup phase” and start becoming financial self-destruction?How do you know the difference between “pushing through hard times” and “refusing to accept reality”?Is it possible that the smartest business decision you can make is getting a full-time job?Why do so many entrepreneurs treat the idea of getting a job like it's failure?Is pride the biggest reason people keep pouring money into a dying business?Reality Check QuestionsIf your business hasn't paid you in a year, is it really a business or just an expensive hobby?How many months of losses should someone realistically tolerate before reassessing?If your spouse or family is financially supporting your “business,” are you really running a business?When you start borrowing money from family to keep a business alive, has it already crossed the line?Is there a point where continuing a failing business becomes irresponsible to your family?Ego vs RealityWhy do entrepreneurs sometimes confuse stubbornness with determination?Is quitting the wrong business actually a smart entrepreneurial move?How much of entrepreneurship is about knowing when to pivot or pause?Do social media success stories make people feel like they must grind forever even when it's not working?The Side Hustle StrategyWhy is turning a struggling business into a side hustle often the smartest move?What are the advantages of building a business while working a stable job?How does having steady income actually help a business grow smarter?Why do many successful businesses start as side hustles rather than full-time ventures?Is it better to grow slowly with stability rather than forcing growth with debt?Financial ResponsibilityWhat financial signals tell you it's time to stop treating something like a full-time business?Should every entrepreneur set a financial “kill switch” before starting a business?How much savings should someone realistically have before trying to go full-time with a startup?Is taking money from family to support a failing business ever justified?What's the long-term damage to relationships when businesses collapse after family investments?Hard Truths SegmentIs it possible that some ideas are just not viable businesses?How do you know when the market has spoken?What's the difference between “this needs more time” and “this will never work”?Why is it sometimes smarter to pause a business than destroy your finances trying to save it?Encouragement SegmentDoes moving a business to a side hustle mean the dream is over?Can getting a stable job actually accelerate your future success?Why is patience often the missing ingredient in entrepreneurship?Is the real entrepreneurial skill knowing when to adapt instead of when to grind harder?Powerful Closing Question “Is the goal to prove you're an entrepreneur, or to actually build something sustainable?” Strong Closing Statement You Could Use “A real entrepreneur isn't someone who refuses to quit. A real entrepreneur is someone who refuses to destroy their future chasing something that isn't ready yet.”Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/ask-paul-national-electrical-code--4971115/support.

Hey, Heal Squad! Here's the thing… starting a business is hard,  but keeping it profitable and growing? That's where the real work begins. And today, Bar Rescue's Jon Taffer is telling us what to do. He breaks down why businesses really fail (spoiler alert: it's rarely just money), how ego and excuses (like fear!) quietly paralyze growth, and what real accountability actually looks like, in business and in life. We also talk about how to approach conflict in a healthier, more productive way and how businesses are leaning into wellness trends to bring in more conscious customers. If you've ever watched Bar Rescue (btw, season 10 is streaming now on Paramount!), you know things can get really heated, but Jon is sharing the #1 thing he's done to help him turn his health around. And you'll want to stay till the end,  because we reveal some seriously dirty truths about bars and restaurants… including menus, fruit flies, ice bins, salt shakers, and what you should absolutely not touch when you sit down for a drink.

Veterans and transitioning servicemembers often face challenges when seeking civilian careers. Former Army officer Kirby Atwell faced burnout in his first attempt at entrepreneurship post service. He stayed true to his calling, seeking a mission that would bring him freedom after his military service. Learn how he knew when to move on and how to make a pivot to unlock a more rewarding business that supports veterans in need in the real estate field. Tune in to the second episode of Veteran Entrepreneurs, a special four-part podcast series from The American Legion Tango Alpha Lima podcast. Special Guest: Kirby Atwell.

Have you ever thought saving a dying business might be a fun challenge—or even a legacy move? Randy Cohen did. After building TicketCity into a $100M+ company from just $1,200, he figured reviving Z'Tejas (a beloved Tex-Mex chain in Austin) would be a way to give back and preserve something special. It wasn't. In this episode, Randy opens up about what really happened when he bought the restaurant chain out of bankruptcy and tried to turn it around. Spoiler: it didn't work. And the reasons why are something every entrepreneur needs to hear. Randy and I also talk about: What it means to be an owner vs. an operator How ego can wreck even the best intentions Why culture doesn't stick unless you're showing up every single day How COVID became the final gut punch that forced Randy to shut it all down  What it emotionally takes to walk away … and so much more! This one's raw, real, and loaded with hard-earned wisdom—especially if you've ever held on to a business too long or felt the weight of trying to keep it all together. Tune in now.  — This episode is part of the 8FE (8-figure entrepreneur) series, where we talk to entrepreneurs who have already passed the million-dollar mark.  — Key Takeaways: 00:00 Intro 01:40 Why open a restaurant? 08:49 Let's talk culture 14:36 Investing in a bankrupt business 29:42 When it's time to sell 34:13 What it emotionally takes to walk away 39:06 The price of not running your own business 47:25 What's next for Randy? 51:06 The Gathering of Titans 56:03 Advice for entrepreneurs starting out — Additional Resources:

If your business is struggling, can you save it by turning it into a nonprofit? Short answer: probably not. It's Jess Birken here, and I'm back with my co-host Meghan tackling a super common question from business owners who think running a nonprofit might be an easier path. Real Listener Question: "I'm an instructor at a small figure skating school. It's been around for 30 years, but we're not making ends meet. The current owner doesn't want to run it anymore. Can we convert it into a nonprofit so we don't have to make a profit or have an owner?" We hear this one a lot. A business isn't working, and people assume nonprofit status will solve everything. I mean, it's right in the name – you don't have to make a profit, right?! Meghan and I walk through why this logic doesn't hold up, the realities of converting to nonprofit status (hint: you can't), and what it really takes to start and sustain a nonprofit. If you're dreaming about skipping taxes and raking in grants, this episode will help you get real about what actually works. What You'll Learn: Why you can't convert a for-profit business into a nonprofit What nonprofit status actually means and why it's not a business model Why fundraising isn't a magic solution How conflicts of interest complicate nonprofit governance What to do before starting a nonprofit if you're serious about it Why starting a nonprofit requires a plan, not just a tax filing What to think about if your org isn't financially viable right now Bottom line: Nonprofit status isn't a quick fix. If your current business model isn't working, you need to solve that problem first — not just switch IRS categories and hope for the best. Resources from this Episode •        Listen to Episode 89 to learn about conflicts of interest: https://birkenlaw.com/charity-therapy-podcast/ct089/ •        Check out my friend Steve Boland's podcast at Next In Nonprofits: https://www.nextinnonprofits.com/podcast/ •        Previous Episode: Breaking Down the IRS Changes for 501(c)(3) Status for Churches: https://birkenlaw.com/charity-therapy-podcast/ct144/ •        Episode Transcript: https://birkenlaw.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/CT145_Transcript.pdf Connect with Us •        Jess Birken: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessbirken/ •        Meghan Heitkamp: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meghan-heitkamp-829254115/ Listen & Engage •        Listen on Apple Podcasts | Spotify | YouTube | Amazon Music •        Rate & Review on Apple Podcasts: Click "Ratings and Reviews" then "Write a Review" •        Send us your nonprofit questions: https://birkenlaw.com/podcast/#podcast-story   Stay Connected •        Sign up for the Birken Law Email list: https://birkenlaw.com/signup/   •        Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter  

4 Tips To Save A Failing Business Unfortunately, there are many businesses that are on the brink of failure or not producing enough revenue to continue to operate. There are many factors that are needed to build a successful sustainable business. On the latest Black Entrepreneur Blueprint podcast episode # 519, Jay discusses and dissects four ways to help save a failing or underperforming business. If your business is failing or underperforming tune in to this episode as Jay gives you actionable steps to transform your failing business into a profitable one. CLICK THE LINK IN THE BIO TO LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE #blackentrepreneurblueprint #saveyourbusiness #entrepreneuradvice #scaleyourbusiness #shorts

Wanna scale your business? Click here.Welcome to The Game w/Alex Hormozi, hosted by entrepreneur, founder, investor, author, public speaker, and content creator Alex Hormozi. On this podcast you'll hear how to get more customers, make more profit per customer, how to keep them longer, and the many failures and lessons Alex has learned and will learn on his path from $100M to $1B in net worth.Follow Alex Hormozi's Socials:LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | Twitter | Acquisition Mentioned in this episode:Get access to the free $100M Scaling Roadmap at www.acquisition.com/roadmap

This week we speak to Graeme Hall, Executive Chairman of Brandon Medical.Graeme shares with us a great template for turning around a failing business, navigating selling into the NHS, the importance of company culture and values and also gives a simple, but really useful guide on how to start exporting.INTRODUCING GRAEME HALLGraeme is Executive Chairman of Brandon Medical and Co-Owner with his brother Adrian. He also serves as a Director of Medilink North of England, a professional association dedicated to growing the Healthcare Technology sector and is Chairman of the Hospital Turnkey Suppliers Association. Graeme was awarded ‘Director of the Year' by the Institute of Directors in 2010 for his role in the development of Brandon Medical into a well-respected medical technology business.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS[00:00:00] From engineer to entrepreneur and acquisition[00:05:00] Turning the acquisition around one problem at a time[00:11:00] The problems that dealing with the NHS brings[00:15:00] Developing the business, and a few false dawns[00:20:00] The difficulty in consistent culture in an international company[00:25:00] The value of awards in business[00:30:00] Exiting the business; the thinking behind exiting, the planning and the execution[00:41:00] A practical guide to exporting3 KEY TAKEAWAYS & BUSINESS LEARNINGS• Rather than start a business, buy one that has at least an office and basic staff and a product• If there's big barriers to entry it stops other companies taking business away from you• Not all businesses are sellable and not all businesses are inter-generational3 MOMENTS TO LOOK OUT FOR“We borrowed money to buy the business. 10 weeks later we'd repaid the loan”“One of our values is friendliness – we don't have to be friends with people we work with but we have to be good colleagues”“Competitors are a great source of market information and education”VALUABLE RESOURCES FOR YOUWebsite: www.leedsbusinesspodcast.com LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/leeds-business-podcast/Work with Phil - www.philfraser.co.uk Website: https://www.brandon-medical.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/graeme-hall-257078a/ Shout out: https://www.medilinkuk.com/ DON'T FORGET THE LEEDS BUSINESS PODCAST ‘FAIR DEAL'My half of the agreement; Every week I bring you inspiring Leeds Business people FOR FREE.Your half of the deal - Share this episode with just ONE person who you think will get value from itYOU MAY ALSO LIKEhttps://leedsbusinesspodcast.com/podcast/the-square-ball/https://leedsbusinesspodcast.com/podcast/yana-smaglo/https://leedsbusinesspodcast.com/podcast/phil-fraser/...

The Small Business Sessions, Enterprise Nation's podcast, is back for a eighth exciting series of inspiring entrepreneurial stories and expert business tips! The podcast is powered by the business.connected online training programme and our partners Vodafone Business, Constant Contact, JP Morgan and Dropbox.Joining freelance journalist Dan Martin for the eighth and final episode in the series is Olly Tyler, owner of greetings card business, Shroot.Shroot creates eco-friendly, biodegradable cards that come with everything you need to grow microgreens, including the pot. It's a gift, card, experience and snack all in one.Olly didn't start the business, but bought it as a failing venture. He has since turned it into a great success, and has also purchased two other businesses; Kabloom and Bottle Farm. In the inspiring episode, Olly and Dan discuss topics including:Why Olly bought Shroot and his advice to others for buying a businessHow he turned a failing business into a successOliver's advice for entrepreneurs struggling with their businessFunding strategies for growing a businessHow being an Enterprise Nation member has benefitted OllyBig thanks for tuning into series eight of the Small Business Sessions. Look out for series nine coming soon!----- The business.connected hub is a free online training programme of workshops, webinars and e-learning modules designed to help businesses go digital and adopt new technology.To find out more, go to www.enterprisenation.com/businessconnectedFor a free one-to-one consultation with an expert business adviser from Vodafone's V-Hub, visit www.vodafone.co.uk/business/sme-business/small-business-advice/personal-adviceTo listen to previous podcast episodes, go to www.enterprisenation.com/podcast

Are you concerned that the business you have worked so hard to build may be headed toward failure? Paraic Bergin may be able to help! For 8 easy steps to repair your business, visit https://paraicbergin.com/8-steps-to-save-a-failing-business/ Paraic Bergin Business Development City: Mullingar Address: Castle Street Website: https://paraicbergin.com

On this podcast, I discuss how buying a failing franchise could be an amazing opportunity.I'll give you my playbook that I used to turn around multiple franchise purchases that have made me millions of dollars.Send me a text3 ways I can help you make money through franchising: - Learn the basics from my weekly newsletter - Work directly with my team to buy your first franchise - Scale your franchise to 8-figures by joining my private community Find me on X / Twitter, LinkedIn, & YouTube

Ever feel like business is a cakewalk? Spoiler: it's not. When crisis hits, you'll need a real plan. From knowing your cash flow inside out to negotiating receivables and trimming expenses, I'll guide you on keeping your business afloat when things go south. Let's get you through the storm and back in control. LEAVE A REVIEW if you liked this episode!! Let's Connect On Social Media! youtube.com/anthonyvicino twitter.com/anthonyvicino instagram.com/theanthonyvicino https://anthonyvicino.com Join an exclusive community of peak performers at Beyond the Apex University learning how to build a business, invest in real estate, and develop hyperfocus. www.beyondtheapex.com Learn More About Investing With Anthony Invictus Capital: www.invictusmultifamily.com Multifamily Investing Made Simple Podcast Passive Investing Made Simple Book: www.thepassiveinvestingbook.com

Want to BOOST your personal brand for less than the price of a coffee a day? Check out the new GET KLOWT platform to unleash the potential of your personal brand, here: https://get.klowt.com/membership/This week I am joined by co-founder of Curve Club, the only private members club exclusively for founders and investors - Erin Wolfe.In this episode, Erin shares her journey from the States to Britain, how they both differ in their approach to success, the evolution of Curve Club, finding the perfect co-founders, and more!If you enjoyed this episode, please give us a follow and share it with someone who might also find it useful and subscribe over on YouTube where you can watch full video versions of the podcast and check out more of my content.You can find more of my content below:LinkedIn - Amelia SordellInstagram - @AmeliaSordell / @TheBrandedPodcastTikTok - @AmeliaSordellYouTube - Amelia SordellX / Twitter - @AmeliaSordellTimestamps: (00:00) - Quick-fire questions.(10:30) - British society vs American society(14:05) - How Erin Wolfe became a successful entrepreneur(16:10) - The evolution of Curve Club(20:40) - How to turn around a failing business.(34:23) - How to deal with failure.(50:27) - How to find work-life balance as a high performer.(53:44) = What is next for Erin Wolfe and Curve Club?

Luc Mahler out of Canada could have the most inspirational story you will ever hear on this podcast. From opening his clinic to a brutal, life changing health diagnosis, to almost losing his clinic during the pandemic, this is a wide ranging and emotional story that is a must listen. Now, Luc is THRIVING and has taken on the role of CEO in the company looking to what's next? You will be shocked and inspired by this story! ... If you haven't picked up a copy of my new book, click this link to purchase!

On today's episode, Max and Colborn dive headfirst into the noxious swamp that is crypto art's business environment. They trace crypto art businesses from early years until today, discuss the difficulty of running a sustainable business in crypto art despite rising crypto prices, wonder whether our values are incompatible with survival, debate criticism, and field a whole host of questions and comments from a rollicking chatroom. 

Embark on a transformative journey into the world of wealth creation and business success with this YouTube video. Explore the intricacies of the Buy & Build Private Equity Strategy, venture capital, and private equity as we delve into proven investment strategies for building, scaling, and ultimately creating a billion-dollar business. Learn the secrets to getting rich through strategic investing, entrepreneurial success, and profitable ventures. Uncover the art of scaling a million-dollar business, with insights into mergers and acquisitions, strategic partnerships, and high-return investments. Discover the keys to portfolio expansion, market expansion, and profit maximization, all while gaining valuable knowledge about risk management and wealth management. Whether you're an entrepreneur, investor, or business enthusiast, this video offers essential investment insights for achieving financial prosperity and building a legacy of wealth. *** Be Uncommon If You Can – Because in our Uniqueness & Struggles – Give Birth to our GREATNESS! Listen Now as I interview uncommon people, business owners & top level entrepreneur assassins & their uncommon journey! This is the Journey with Christian D Evans Podcast! Be Uncommon….If You Can! __________ CONNECT WITH ME: Twitter: https://twitter.com/be_uncommon_now?t=3bJA68AUmCxFBjciRGm8Tw&s=09 TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZTdujUXWv/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ChristianDEvansEliteSideHustler/videos LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/evansandfamily/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/christian_d_evans/?hl=en The Journey with Christian D Evans Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/journey-with-christian-d-evans/id1396344349 #investing #business #entrepreneur #investingtips #motivation #success #wealth #achievegreatness #achieveyourgoals #achieveyourdreams #politics #nevergiveup #founder #privateequity #venturecapital #successmotivation #successmindset #wealthy #wealthbuilding

4 Tips To Save A Failing Business Unfortunately, many businesses are on the brink of failure or not producing enough revenue to continue to operate. There are many factors that are needed to build a successful sustainable business. On the latest Black Entrepreneur Blueprint podcast episode # 519, Jay discusses and dissects four ways to help save a failing or underperforming business. If your business is failing or underperforming tune in to this episode as Jay gives you actionable steps to transform your failing business to a profitable business. GET MY SIMPLE “ENTREPRENEUR WEEKLY PRODUCTIVITY TEMPLATE” AT https://payhip.com/b/XLSmN

Welcome to a new episode of Get Creative. In this episode, we'll go through the world of business transformations. I'm joined by Cody Barton, an expert in acquiring and turning around struggling businesses for massive profits. We unpack the secrets to real estate success, share insider tips on creative financing, and discuss the important role of leadership and culture in reviving business operations.    Highlights:   "If you can understand the financials and the money aspect of the business, managing the money, where it goes, how to track it, you have a 99% edge over everybody else."   "The difference between businesses that succeed and those that don't often comes down to leadership—removing the wrong people and empowering the right ones."   "We're not just buying businesses; we're solving real problems, turning pain into profit, and transforming challenges into opportunities."   Timestamps: 00:42 - Creative Financing in Real Estate 04:09 - A Successful Property Turnaround 06:27 - Failing Business into a Profitable Venture 09:01 - Challenges in Businesses and Acquisition Opportunities 12:44 - Exploring Business Acquisition Platforms 19:00 - Financial Mismanagement in Business Purchases 24:21 - Effective Delegation on Business Scaling 33:28 - Introduction toScale with Pros Platform 51:36 - Scaling New Heights in Business Join Our Free Facebook Group: https://paceapproves.com/fbg-pod

This week we've got a special episode, a longer one than we normally do. But when you have an opportunity, to talk to the person who built the Rotman School of Management into the powerhouse it is today, you have to use every minute you get.  Roger L. Martin was told that the Toronto's Rotman School wasn't worth his time, that it was a quote – cesspool of intrigue. Roger himself will say that he didn't do much in his 15 years as dean, just tinkering and prodding. He's a bit of an understated enigma, as you'll soon find out. But when Rotman's prestige today ranks up there with Stanford and Harvard, you can't really argue with his results.   There's so much to mine in this conversation, we thought it would be a shame to cut it down and fit it within our normal episode length. If you have the time, I'd love for you to give it more than just one listen.  

In today's episode, Andy answers your questions on how to build confidence, the best way to deal with people who talk down on your success, and how to fix your failing business after having a couple of years of success.

Are gnomes real? No way! As usual, these ones make stuff but the guy who finds them isn't so scrupulous.

"Three Things You Need to Know"...California pays out again for dumb laws...Disney CEO Bob Iger gets paid - a lot..."Debbie Does Movies"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We never set out to fail. It usually is due to the action we take. Let's go over 4 big mistakes small business owners make that can lead to business failure.   _____________________  

True Crime Personality and Psychology True Crime Psychology and Personality is a podcast that profiles criminal personalities, discusses personality disorders, and examines real life events from a scientifically informed perspective. Want more mental health content? Check out our other Podcasts:  Mental Health // Demystified with Dr. Tracey Marks  Healthy // Toxic Cluster B: A Look At Narcissism, Antisocial, Borderline, and Histrionic Disorders Here, Now, Together with Rou Reynolds Links for Dr. Grande Dr. Grande on YouTube Produced by Ars Longa Media Learn more at arslonga.media. Produced by: Christopher Breitigan and Erin McCue. Executive Producer: Patrick C. Beeman, MD Legal Stuff The information presented in this podcast is intended for educational and entertainment purposes only and is not professional advice. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“If the sign of success is the number of failures you have, I'm well on my way to success.”- Joy FosterEvery good business owner is like one of those Weebles. However hard you try and knock them down, they'll always spring back up. And if you've ever wondered what it takes to set up and run a successful business, strap yourselves in! This is undoubtedly the most raw and open episode Joy Foster has ever recorded.In fact, it's the story of how she almost killed TechPixies, her £1 million social media company, overnight and what it took to hit the reset button to rebuild it.   Here's why you should tune inHear the mistakes Joy made early on and how self-sabotage got in the way of her success. Discover the one thing, despite all the ups and downs, that has ensured that TechPixies has been able to ride out the bumpy bits. And find out more about the programme Joy did that changed everything as you get the lowdown on the five lessons Joy learned from her mentor, Amy Porterfield. Here's what to listen out for:[03:46] Tony Robbins, Jeff Walker, Amy Porterfield and me. [10:56] How my first online course launch went. [15:38] Celebrating 100 students. [18:41] You can't outperform your self-image. [21:10] How I nearly killed my business overnight. [27:14] What I did to rebuild TechPixies.[41:21] The 5 lessons I've learned from Amy Porterfield.So, for a no-holds-barred look at a business journey from an entrepreneur who has been through it all (and isn't afraid to open up about the messy bits), this episode is packed full of lessons you'll love.It's also a reminder that you can survive anything as long as you have a good product/course/service that serves people in place.Press play now. ▶️▶️▶️ For details of the Bootcamps mentioned in this episode, please visit TechPixies.comLove our podcast? Leave a review and get hold of our Quick Start Podcast Guide.Want to get in touch? We'd love to hear from you.Follow us on social media @techpixies and ping us a DM or drop us a line at support@techpixies.com Thanks for listening!

  Happy September, listener! I've read that September is the new New Year and I agree. As a mom we're getting back into the routine of life and there is a natural reflection that happens. In this first podcast of September I'm reflecting back on my business “failures” and sharing the lessons I took from them. I can't help myself. My human design profile lines are a 3, have to try things out for myself, and a 5, have to show people what I learned. But that doesn't make it easy. Failure (or what I have perceived as failure in the past) is my biggest fear. I've learned a lot over the last few years and hope you'll find some takeaways in this vulnerable solocast. Key Takeaways It's taken some time for me to be able to talk about my business “failures” from a non-emotional, neutral space, but I'm giving it a try. In this podcast I'm recounting my three biggest failures and what I learned from them. Failure One: Big News in June 2022 (4 min) In June 2022 I had a whole podcast sharing my big news of my realized goal of purchasing an old historic property downtown. Demo was great, but as the time came for making decisions I was totally frozen. Saboteur Assessment (8 min) My saboteur type is avoidance, and avoid I did. I knew in August that this building wasn't right for me but I didn't admit it until winter. Finally in March I met someone with big dreams and a vision for the building. Passing the building on felt right, even though I was ashamed to let go of such a publicly shared goal. “People's businesses pivot. And actually, a sign of a business that has longevity and has stood the test of time, they aren't the same business 5, 7, 15, 20 years down the road that they were when then started out.” (13 min) “You set out to save a historic building. You may not have been the person to see it through the whole process, but you still held that building and made sure it went to someone who would care about it. So you did in fact satisfy what you set out to do” - My friend Kara of the BC Barnburner (16 min) Failure Two: Business Finances (18 min) My business grew faster than the systems I had (or didn't have) in place could sustain. I waited way too long to seek help. I'm so grateful for Sheila Hansen and the changes she helped me make. We put so many systems in place, like billing for the month ahead with ACH, but she also made me examine my money mindset.  She didn't just do it for me; she coached me through. (25 min) Failure Three: Trying to Out-Hustle (31 min) I thought I could just “Do one more thing” to try to outrun the problems I had with my business administration systems. “There is no way you can outrun the systematic and structural deficiencies of a business by adding more to your plate.” (32 min) “Be clear on your end result but be flexible on the path that gets you there.” (40 min) P.S. This month marks the 3-year anniversary of the pod! It's taken on some changes over that time, like all good things do, but I'm so grateful for your support. Thanks for listening! Connect  Find me, Molly Knuth, on Instagram and Facebook.  Follow Molly Knuth Media on Facebook and Instagram.

This is Jane Lu for Female Startup Club Hi everyone and welcome back to the show! It's Doone here, your host and hype girl! If you've just found us - welcome welcome welcome. Every week we're learning from some of the world's most brilliant minds in business. Like Jane Lu, the founder of Showpo. Jane's story is so inspiring and full of ups and downs and what really stood out to me was her sheer determination to succeed and the absolute resilience to keep going no matter what because failure just wasn't an option. I came off this episode feeling so inspired and I know you will too. Jane is the queen of building a business while having some serious fun along the way and she shares so many gems to building her biz to $100m in revenue in this episode! Stick around to the end where she shares some of her crazy stories! A great piece of advice in this episode came down to putting in place systems and processes that will mean that you can then start hiring people to work in the business, so you can start working on the business; it's the first step. It's so hard for an entrepreneur because you're so busy doing it that you don't want to slow down and think about systems, but you've got to think about the bigger picture. Build that foundation. From there on, you can start hiring for your weaknesses. Hiring people to work on the business, people to bounce ideas off. Understanding what you don't like and what your blind spots are. A bit of outsourcing but also in-housing. Before we jump in a quick reminder on the girl codeeee - you know we love it! And I'm doing a call out for our loyal listeners to be involved in our new content series where you DM me a voice note or a question about anything across business, life, or relationships to feature on the show! You can send it to me personally on Instagram or through Female Startup Club's Instagram - I'm so excited about this one! Let's get into today's episode, this is Jane for Female Startup Club. LINKS WE MENTION: Showpo's Instagram The Lazy CEO's Instagram The Lazy CEO Business Course Join thousands of small business owners who are reading our newsletter every Monday at: www.femalestartupclub.com Join our tool and private community for small business owners, Majic [formerly known as Hype Club] Female Startup Club's Instagram Doone's Instagram Doone's TikTok Say hello to Doone: hello@femalestartupclub.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join Eric Siu, Owner of Single Grain, along with Host Alex Ivanoff while they discuss what it takes to take an agency from $0 to millions and Eric's Incredible Story With Single Grain.Eric Siu is the founder of Leveling Up, a holding company that acquires MarTech, SaaS, and agencies doing $1-10M in annual revenue. He also hosts three podcasts: ‘Marketing School'  ‘Leveling Up' and 'Creators of Web3', which get over 2M monthly downloads combined.With a portfolio working with companies such as Amazon, Uber, and Airbnb, we interviewed Eric to talk about: How Eric started his marketing career from SEO specialist to marketing manager. How Eric acquired Single Grain for only 2 dollars. What Single Grain is focusing on now and why they're Shifting to Web3 He also speaks around the world on marketing & SaaS. Eric is also the author of 'Leveling Up: How to Master the Game of Life' and angel invests on the side.Get In Touch With Eric:Website: https://www.singlegrain.com/LinkedIn: @EricSiuTwitter: ericosiuYouTube: @LevelingUpOfficial Email: eric@singlegrain.com Meet the Mission Control hosts:Alex's specialty lies in psychology, paid advertising, funnel building, technology, and finance. He has managed millions of dollars in ad spend on various social platforms, and solved complex problems with thousands of businesses.Guest host Dave has spent over 12 years in the industry where he has managed an e-commerce supplement shop for 8 years where they grew from 6 figures in yearly revenue to over 8 figures, managed millions in ad spend on Facebook, and founded a 7-figure fitness franchise marketing agency specializing in paid advertising, lead nurturing, and membership growth coaching which currently has over 100 clients.Produced by Victoria Martin (Petersen).Follow us on Instagram

After discussing the core features of the U.S. payments systems, we look at how those features have impacted the experience of U.S. business and consumers and why Prof. Awrey believes they have resulted in a payments system that is worse, more expensive, and slower than payments systems in other large, developed countries. We also explore the types of changes that are needed to improve the U.S. payments system, including how the Federal Reserve System can take a more proactive approach to spurring the development of new payments technologies, assess the likely impact of the FedNow real-time settlement service on the payments system, and consider the overall prospects for improvements to the payments system. Alan Kaplinsky, Senior Counsel in Ballard Spahr's Consumer Financial Services Group, hosts the conversation, joined by Ron Vaske, a partner in the Group.

Just because you're down, doesn't mean you're out. Businesses fail. In fact, some might argue that you're not a true entrepreneur if you've never had a business fail!  The question is: what do you do when it's happening? Today, we explore a few specific options. When every metric available tells you that your business is […] The post MBA2192 How to Make the Most of a Failing Business + Free Ride Friday appeared first on The $100 MBA.

Just because you're down, doesn't mean you're out. Businesses fail. In fact, some might argue that you're not a true entrepreneur if you've never had a business fail!  The question is: what do you do when it's happening? Today, we explore a few specific options. When every metric available tells you that your business is […] The post MBA2192 How to Make the Most of a Failing Business + Free Ride Friday appeared first on The $100 MBA.

This is the Healthcare Executive Insights Podcast presented by the Macallan Group. In Episode 11, we speak with Dr. Wendie Trubow, President at Five Journeys, Functional Medicine & Wellness.

What to do when you ex runs a crappy business, but you think he's hiding income? And, what's a prenup, and how do you go about doing one the right way? Divorce lawyers Rob Woodward and Darren Schmidt help demystify the divorce process and get you on the path to becoming Divorced & Done. Find us online at DivorcedAndDone.com and our podcast email LawyersTalkingAboutDivorce@gmail.com, send voicemails to SpeakPipe.com/DivorcedAndDone We're a TOP 10 podcast as ranked by Feedspot, we recently ranked in the top 10 of the Best 25 Divorce Podcasts. Check it out https://blog.feedspot.com/divorce_podcasts/ We're also on TikTok: @familylaw_darrenschmidt and @robert_woodward Everything we talk about on this podcast is for your information, but it is not legal opinion or legal advice. Special thanks to the band, Playboy Manbaby, for their song "Twenty Dollar Divorce" as our outro music.

Welcome to Episode #464 with Simon Leslie, Founder and Chief Executive of Ink, a global travel media company. He is the author of three books on sales and life and a beautiful compilation of motivational poems.   During this episode, we talk about how to deal with a business that is failing and surviving the Covid-19 pandemic. Here are some highlights: Focus where your feet are and just do the best you can possibly do in this moment. Opportunities are wrapped in problems. There's something good that's just around this corner. Believe in it and have faith. Constantly fill yourself with positive energy so that whatever you're doing, you're at your best because there is no negativity around you. Be that beacon of positivity to everyone. Anybody has the rights to content. We all have our own interpretation of it so it's really important to go out there and listen to things that you like, keep honing and improving the message you want to go out there. Read a book and understand the message it sings to you.   Learn more about the contents discussed in this episode: Connect with Simon via Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook and Ink's Instagram.

Welcome to the trailer for Episode #464 with Simon Leslie, Founder and Chief Executive of Ink, a global travel media company. He is the author of three books on sales and life and a beautiful compilation of motivational poems.   In this Wednesday's episode, Simon and I will be talking about how to deal with a business that is failing and surviving the Covid-19 pandemic. Here are some highlights: Focus where your feet are and just do the best you can possibly do in this moment. Opportunities are wrapped in problems. There's something good that's just around this corner. Believe in it and have faith. Constantly fill yourself with positive energy so that whatever you're doing, you're at your best because there is no negativity around you. Be that beacon of positivity to everyone. Anybody has the rights to content. We all have our own interpretation of it so it's really important to go out there and listen to things that you like, keep honing and improving the message you want to go out there. Read a book and understand the message it sings to you.   Join us on Wednesday for the full episode.

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we show our employees how much $$ everyone makes!! most service businesses LOSE MONEY until June (shocking truth!) the 2022 economic CRASH! (window of opportunity)  

I'm all about the Zen quit. It can be energizing to let go.  Listen to today's episode of Chill & Prosper to learn the next 8 key questions to ask yourself if you're considering quitting your business.  I'll share more about my practices businesses, setting boundaries and more.

Can you imagine being 2 years into your business journey and your business is earning no money? You're working 6, nearly 7 days a week with no pay, you have a mortgage to pay, AND you have a newborn baby too? That's exactly where this week's guest on The Make It Happen Show Sunil Kumar found himself in 2013 with his company Reliance Real Estate in Melbourne.   Five years later in 2018, the business had grown rapidly, opened multiple locations, and was named AFR's #1 Fastest Growing Real Estate Company. And now, Reliance is at nearly 150 people and 10 offices, the recipient of multiple awards, and Sunil is an author of two books. How exactly did he turn what seemed like a failing business with no lifeline or support around into one of the biggest successes in the country?   If you've been hitting a wall, struggling with the growth of your business, then you need to listen to this episode. Sharing some of the keys to his incredible success from his book 'From The Ground Up: 7 Principles For Building A Business Fast' with us on this episode, this is a true testament to the ability that entrepreneurs have within themselves. If Sunil can do it, so can you. Find out how in this podcast episode today.   Timestamps: 1:23 - The toughest challenges real estate businesses have faced the past 3 years 2:50 - What you need to reconsider when your business is losing money 6:20 - The importance of never losing sight of the basics and fundamentals of the business 11:26 - The key principles in growing and building a culture around a team 14:58 - The value of being in a community of like-minded entrepreneurs with been-there-done-that experience 21:09 - Sunil shares his journey as an immigrant entrepreneur, and the milestones that led him to his success 28:55 - Why you shouldn't take everything personally through your journey in your business 32:03 - Why every entrepreneur needs to learn to prospect—and how it differs from closing 33:37 - The powerful mindset of "action cures fear"

They say you “get what you pay for.”  But what if you could get much, much more? It's Q&A Wednesday, and we've got a listener with a (possible) opportunity. An e-commerce store is on its last legs, and the owner has it up for sale — at a discount. But what makes the price so […] The post MBA1865 Q&A Wednesday: Should I buy a failing business? appeared first on The $100 MBA.

Mike Yarmo he is the Managing Director at Newpoint Advisors Corporation in Ontario Canada. Newpoint is a turnaround consulting firm dedicated to improving troubled and financially underperforming businesses with revenues between 5 and 100MM. Basically they fix failing companies  and sell the business for a nice profit. In todays episode Mike explains the fundamentals of saving a multimillion dollar company and how you can get in on the opportunity to buy a failing company and in only 100 days turn it around, save jobs and then sell it for huge profit. Connect with him @MichaelYarmo on twitter. 

Bible and Business' Bill English talks about the emotional business owners, ministry leaders, and their families pay when their organization is failing, and how to mitigate the stress.  Catherine Parks, author of Strong, talks about how recounting stories of faithful men helps young men in their spiritual growth.

Let's make some money. These money affirmations are not for the weak at heart, these are raw. It is time to get fired up about making money. Join Miracle Mentor and Alchemy Life Coach, Robert Zink for this empowering money podcast. Use these unique affirmations to change your subconscious beliefs about money. Money is good and you can have it all. Get rid of your poverty mentality. Get out of debt and live the life you were designed to. You won't find these money affirmations anywhere else.   Follow us at https://lawofattractionsolutions.com https://www.facebook.com/lawofattractionsolutions/? https://www.instagram.com/lawofattractionsolutions/ https://twitter.com/RobertZink https://www.youtube.com/user/mentoroflight?  

Are you tired of working for the man at your dead end job? It is time to create the million dollar start up that you have always dreamed of. Join Miracle Mentor and Alchemy Life Coach, Robert Zink for this special Law of Attraction podcast. Discover the secrets from a business expert on how to build a start up to make yourself financially successful. You can attract a million dollars. You can have the money you desire. It is time to get your dream career started. Follow us at https://lawofattractionsolutions.com https://www.facebook.com/lawofattractionsolutions/? https://www.instagram.com/lawofattractionsolutions/ https://twitter.com/RobertZink https://www.youtube.com/user/mentoroflight?

Are you ready to get rich? Do you believe you can change your vibration to attract great wealth? Join Miracle Mentor and Alchemy Life Coach, Robert Zink for this empowering Law of Attraction podcast. Learn how to command your energy field to attract money, wealth and prosperity. You can have the money you desire, get out of debt, and live a life of luxury. Start with these simple command to change how you think about money. For more wealth building tips visit www.lawofattractionsolutions.com