Would you turn down funding after being featured on Shark Tank? Eric Bandholz did. In this episode, he breaks down how Beardbrand became one of the most iconic DTC companies 0 built on freedom, grit, and a wild Reddit strategy. Jim talks with Eric Bandholz, founder of Beardbrand, about the raw, real story of building a

Nathan Chan seemingly had it all. His business, Foundr, is hugely successful, combining media with entrepreneurship training. He interacts with prominent global founders. Then came burnout. "I experienced burnout earlier this year for the first time ever," he told me. "It wasn"t good. I realized I had just ground mysel

David Perell helps folks improve their writing skills. His company offers an online course, YouTube author interviews, and a weekly newsletter. But his broader goal is supporting excellence. He stated, "It"s worth doing exceptional work with whatever you do. The modern world is polluted with mediocrity." In this episod

Search engine optimization for ecommerce boils down to four buckets. That"s according to Jeff Oxford, founder of 180 Marketing, an Oregon-based firm.  Read a condensed and edited (for clarity) transcript at https://pec-ly.com/?6jrc. This is take 1 from Derek at Voice Jungle.

Joel Runyon launched Impossible, a fitness and performance company, in 2010. The company sells digital training programs, apparel, and nutritional supplements. "Sleep," a powder drink, is the latest. It helps high performers recharge and recover via deep sleeping. This is take 1 from Derek at Voice Jungle.

Thanh Pham, the founder of Asian Efficiency, a productivity training company, once focused on efficiency to help folks get more done. Then he realized the real driver of productivity is happiness, not time management or focus. This is take 1 from Derek at Voice Jungle.