The Bizgnus Podcast

•  Brian Brady is creating a multi-part detective series •  “As a native San Franciscan, I enjoy writing about my favorite city”  Remember Nash Bridges? How about the Continental Op?  Sam Spade? Or, surely, Dirty Harry.  All were — or are — fictional detectives working the crime beats of San Francisco. They were create

•  A “life of thrive” is possible instead •  “We facilitate learning pocket-sized techniques”   (Total Recorded Time is 14:51)    Feeling stressed out at work or at home. Or both?  Sara Thornhill hears you.   As a rape survivor who is divorced twice and having come out of the closet later in life, Ms. Thornhill says sh

• Why the business owner might be the biggest problem • How to get out of the way of success   (Total Recorded Time is 21:00)    HUNTSVILLE, Ala. – Bradley Hamner says he’s seen it again and again – entrepreneurs who’ve built their companies into firms generating a six-figure top line, but which seem stuck, unable to g

•  Steep growth and no profits is a myth, says consultant  •  It's not explosive growth that makes a business    Who won that race between the rabbit and the tortoise?  Everyone knows the answer, of course, and consultant Manny Skevofilax suggests a business strategy that the tortoise might endorse:  Don’t sacrifice pr

•  Michael Greenberg has been with AI since its early days •  Avoiding wasting money   (Total Recorded Time is 17:00)     Artificial intelligence is the buzz word in business these days. But how do business leaders know if it’s critical to their firm’s success – or just the buzzing about what’s hot?  And how much time

•  A veteran coach offers tips and what to avoid •  Can you actually love your business – and your life?    Consultants and coaches run into a lot of stuff over a career, much of it never to be spoken of.  In a career that has taken her across Canada and the United States, Laura Watson, founder of Venture Coaching Inte