Entrepreneurs United
Weekly conversations with Entrepreneurs from across the globe sharing their biggest learnings and experiences with fellow Entrepreneurs.
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52 episodes. One year. The lessons that actually mattered. In this special Entrepreneurs United year-in-review episode, John St. Pierre and Rich Hoffmann break down the most impactful insights they pulled from a full year of conversations with leading entrepreneurs, operators, and thinkers. This isn’t a highlight reel.
You’re closing deals. Revenue looks strong.So why does your business still feel broke? In this episode, Austin McMillian delivers a hard truth most entrepreneurs avoid: sales do not equal success. If you’re not tracking the right numbers, you’re working harder than a W2 job for less freedom, more stress, and thinner ma
Most entrepreneurs are stuck in a sales cycle that feels exhausting, awkward, and ineffective. Endless follow-ups. Discount pressure. Conversations that stall instead of close. In this episode, John St. Pierre and Rich Hoffmann sit down with award-winning sales strategist and coach Justine Beauregard to challenge every
Most entrepreneurs are using AI to save time. But what if it's costing you your edge? In this episode, we’re joined by Jim Edwards, the OG of copywriting and content strategy, to unpack one of the most overlooked dangers in modern business: the rise of "pretty good" AI content. Jim breaks down why relying on AI for sal
Mark Zuckerberg says you should only hire someone if you'd be happy to work for them in an alternate universe. But John and Rich push back: could that mindset quietly lead to building a team of “lookalikes”? In this episode, they unpack the risks of hiring for comfort over complement, how values alignment trumps person
Are your marketing reports showing high ROAS and CTR, but your profits are flat? You are not alone. In this episode of the Entrepreneurs United Podcast, John St. Pierre and Rich Hoffmann sit down with John Moran, co-founder of Solutions 8 and strategist behind over $150 million in ad spend. John breaks down why traditi