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Startup Therapy
Startups.com
Acredite Se Quiser Podcast
Acredite Se Quiser Podcast
W związku
Paulina i Maciej Orłoś
Radio Firenze Viola
TC&C S.R.L.
The Man Hug
The Man Hug
Las Vegas Raiders Insider: A Raiders podcast network
Pro Football Insiders, Bleav Network
John Summit - Experts Only Radio
John Summit
You Define Beauty
Angelique Cauterucci
teleSUR Podcast
teleSUR
LBX Collective
Brandon Willey
T&Z Entertainment
DJ Toes
The Watchman River Podcast
Watchman River - Tom Cote
Peacebuilding with Dr. Pollack
Dr. Jeremy Pollack
Rise with Clarity Podcast
Dr. Katherine Lee
Will Game 4 Noobs Podcast
Will Game 4 Noobs
Grow Clinton Podcast
Grow Clinton
The Mark Driscoll Podcast
Mark Driscoll
Due South
Jeff Tiberii, Leoneda Inge
the Learn-It-All™ podcast
Damon Lembi
Artalogue
Madison Beale
The Holistic Homes Podcast
Christine Cimabue | Holistic Construction Consultant
喜乐灵程
真爱驻我家
奇情島
JC
The Hours
SAVI Coaching
Vida Eterna. Respuestas desde la Ciencia | Dr. Manuel Sans Segarra
Dr. Manuel Sans Segarra
Nach Spanien auswandern
Spanienleben_de
D&D Legends and Lore
William Stark & Omar Timsah
That Home Loan Hub
Zebunisso Alimova
Inside Cultivation
BigMike
Seventy3
任雨山
RLCC Daily Devotions
Various
Mixed Bag
Deniese O'Flaherty
Helping The Brave Podcast
Ed Parcaut
All The Damn Crime
John and Joel
Wisdom Without The Guru
Regina Sayer
The Keith Edwards Show
Keith Edwards
The High Court Report
SCOTUS Oral Arguments
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Startups.com
Ever notice how people show up loudest after you’ve already won? This episode digs into why founders often get the least support when the risk is highest—and the most opinions once success is “de-risked.” Will shares ear...
What if building a company is the fastest way to find out what you’re actually capable of? This episode explores how startups don’t just get built by founders—startups build founders by forcing them into new roles like f...
What if “retirement” for founders isn’t about stopping work, but finally getting relief? The conversation unpacks why builders rarely stop building: founders are wired to create, not to consume, and the fantasy of beach ...
Ever feel like you’re “almost ready” to launch—just one more feature, plan, or credential away? This episode argues that “ready” isn’t a prerequisite for startups; it’s the result of starting and getting real market feed...
Why do founders fight over giving an investor 15% but hand out huge chunks to co-founders, employees, and advisors with far less certainty of return? The episode argues that investor dilution is often the cleanest trade ...
Ever wake up at 3:00 AM convinced your startup is about to break? The conversation unpacks how founders can’t really “leave work,” and how constant vigilance can turn into fear dressed up as responsibility—endless rumina...
What happens if building a startup no longer requires a team? The conversation explores how AI is rapidly turning the classic “product + developer + marketer” founding trio into an optional choice, making one-person comp...
What are you really trying to fix by building this company—and what happens when you finally admit it? The conversation unpacks how founders often default to a public “change the world” story while their private motive i...
Worried about “losing control” because of dilution? This episode breaks down why equity is a poor proxy for control in startups: the cap table splits money, while control is defined by decision rights in the operating ag...
Ever feel like you hit a milestone in your startup and immediately get handed the next problem? The episode explores why startup work rarely delivers a true sense of “done,” how founders get trapped by the arrival fallac...
Ever feel like you’re working nonstop and still falling behind? The discussion argues founder happiness and decision-making improve fastest by recalibrating expectations, because “happiness = reality ÷ expectations.” Usi...
What do you think really happens if you burn out and step away for a minute? The conversation breaks down how founders often imagine an apocalyptic chain reaction—customers leaving, the team collapsing, investors panicki...
What if the thing that looks like a distraction is actually the move that saves your startup? This episode breaks down why the “stay focused at all costs” advice can be risky when you’re still figuring out what actually ...
What if failure isn’t something to avoid, but a skill to master? This episode breaks down why startups can’t be built on certainty—new markets, new products, and new teams mean you’re guaranteed to be wrong a lot. The go...
Is AI truly the game-changer for startups, or does it bring unexpected chaos? This episode dives into how AI is transforming forecasting, marketing, product development, employment, and investment in the startup ecosyste...
How has the relentless pursuit of efficiency, aided by tools like remote work, Zoom, Slack, and AI, affected our human connections? In this episode, we're exploring the cost of optimized workflows on our humanity. We del...
What will AI do to everything? In this episode, we explore how AI is set to create a surge in new startups, reshaping employment as we know it. As jobs get displaced, the concept of big employment shifts, giving rise to ...
Ever felt like vacations just aren't cutting it when it comes to startup burnout? In this episode, Ryan Rutan and Will Schroter dive deep into why burnout is inevitable for founders and how quick fixes like vacations oft...
Can founders turn delusion into success? In this episode, Ryan and Will discuss the essential role of optimism in startups. Drawing parallels between founders and firefighters, the duo explores how belief against all odd...
Ever find yourself caught in the trap of confusing visibility with progress? In this episode, we'll delve into why seeking attention can often feel like momentum but doesn't necessarily translate to business traction. Wi...
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