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Entrepreneurs and startup founders are busy, and at some point it makes sense to get work that could be done more efficiently with help off their plate. We spoke with Douglas A. Boneparth, CFP® about this topic (and more on a recent podcast episode). And of course, if your company needs help with OOH - we make that simple using technology, give us a ping.

Ever felt that it might not be the right time for your product? What did you do then? Because this moment is key, as it shows in the case of Tal Florentin 🇮🇱, Founder & CEO of Summurai. We had a thoughtful discussion with Tal in our second episode of Cieden Podcast 🎙 It might be valuable for peers in AI or audio-based startups, who see numbers and have concerns if the market is ready for their ideas. Check out the attached snippet for a preview, and the full episode is available on YouTube and other podcast platforms which I share in the comments. Any thoughts and experiences on this topic are welcome!

"You can get a lot of eyeballs on, and eyeballs can be hard these days" The founder of Vivino - Heini Zachariassen believes in the power of building a strong #PersonalBrand. Many founders and many business professionals neglect their presence online, especially on LinkedIn. But if you are consistent it can open up doors to many opportunities for you and your business. Start small and keep building: - Share valuable content & insights - Engage with other people's content with relevant comments - Become a contributor and share your knowledge (through articles, speaking at conferences & tech events, guesting on other people's podcasts, and youtube channels). Listen to the full episode and the story of Vivino on the Productivity Mastery Podcast. And make sure to follow Heini Zachariassen and his Raw Startup podcast as well. ✅

Future-proofing your startup isn't about some unbeatable technology, it’s about remaining just as committed to customers as you were in those first discovery calls. Listen to the full episode of The Startup Help Desk Podcast here: https://lnkd.in/gG-NSDgy

Worried about the competition? Build with customer satisfaction as your focus and you will have nothing to fear. Ash Rust shares his tips in The Startup Help Desk Podcast episode 30.

The react episodes of The Startup Podcast are some of my favorite things this year. Currently, listening to the latest episode "AI Takes Over YC, VCs Apologize to Founders, Elon Crashes Tesla," and literally have jumped off my seat due to some of the comments. Really recommend it for those working in the space. 1 - Closed source vs. Open source, closed waiting vs. open waiting conversation. So good! 2 - A system with multiple models that is personal to you. At SundayAI we think of it as a system of multiple models that is personal to your business. Again, had me jumping off my seat. 3 - Nest Cam statement and its potential impact on training models of their collective data. Another great episode by Chris Saad. This podcast needs some sort of award!

New pod, new season! 🥁 We discuss startup fundraising top tips and advice in 2024 + we look at fake AI friends: Is this the end of the internet? Huge thanks to Claire Thompson and Toby Eggleston for being our guests and sharing their insights on the current fundraising climate (and backing the podcast!). Full episode links in the comments 👇

With endless amounts of training technology available, it can be challenging to know where to allocate your budget. On the podcast this month, Terri Burke encourages us to think like a venture capitalist and ask, Why do you need that technology? What will it do for your business? How else can you achieve that? Why will this actually matter? Answering these questions will give light to if that training technology will truly be a good investment for your company. Listen and subscribe today at https://lnkd.in/gdvPeSwe! #trainsmart #meddevice #podcastshow #meddeviceeducators #cumbyconsulting #medicaldevicesales #medicaldevices #medicaldevice #medicalsales #medtech

The biggest block to change, in Greg Uttal's experience, is the impulse to postpone improvement. "I'll do it tomorrow." To quote last week's guest, Josh Friend, there is no tomorrow. You have to start implementing change now, or else you'll be saying tomorrow for the rest of your life. For an industry that's slow to change, tech adoption can be a real game changer. Jim Paolino #LendingLeaders #Podcast

There is so much to unpack in this one-minute question and answer. The conversation left me wanting to dig deeper into the topic. It was a good reminder of the importance of committing to change. Change isn't just a decision; it's a cascade of consequences and opportunities. Like the ripples from a stone tossed into a pond, the effects of our choices to change (or delay it) spread out, not just influencing the way we operate today but the broader ecosystem we're a part of. And speaking of opening discussions, hats off to Jim Paolino. He has this unique ability to not just open doors but to make you want to walk through them and stay engaged in the conversation. Let's keep the conversation going. What are your thoughts on making a commitment to change and understanding its far-reaching impacts? #ChangeManagement #Leadership #BusinessTransformation #JimPaolino