The Bizgnus Podcast

•. David Sauers’ ah-ha moment was in a portable toilet •. “My story touches on … the lessons learned from creating a niche brand” It’s every parent’s worry: At a festival with your very young children when one of them announces they need the bathroom.  Yet the only toilets to be seen are those smelly, wobbly, fiberglas

•. John Chan helps avoid digital campaign pitfalls  •. “Fundamentally, marketing is sales at scale” (Total Recorded Time is 11:18) Owners and operators of small businesses who are thinking of digital ad campaigns, ought to check first with experts. That’s what John Chan does — helping businesses market via platforms li

•. Serial entrepreneur Peter Wasmer shoulders the hassle •. “A revolutionary business process automation platform” (Total Recorded Time is 23:13) Scheduling, dispatch, invoicing, payments, and just plain old customer communication — it can almost drown the pool guy — unless. That’s where Peter Wasmer, a serial entrepre

•. Sue Pats says going it alone has many rewards •. “I am passionate about sharing knowledge” (Total Recorded Time is 21:00) Woody Allen  could have been speaking for many solopreneurs when he said, “Life is full of misery, loneliness, and suffering - and it's all over much too soon.” Freelancers, contractors, consulta

• The drawer of Rolexes no longer cut it • “This feeling of being alive transforms you” (TRT is 10:32) When a drawer of Rolex watches doesn’t make you feel whole, something ought to be done. And Mo Issa says he did it by making small changes to rediscover himself, embrace simplicity, and focus on a sense of deep fulfil

* Angela Fowler helps businesses tap that market Plus tips for grilling tri-tip (Total Recorded Time is 16:49_ Like thousands upon thousands of Californians, Angela Fowler loves to cook the beef known as tri-tip on her backyard barbecue. “I love getting out there and barbequing,” she says. “People don’t realize that a