Best Decision Ever

Best Decision Ever features conversations with bold, strategic thinkers—the kind of leaders who don’t wait for permission to move. If you've made a high-leverage decision that reshaped your business, team, or trajectory, you're our kind of guest.We feature:CEOs, Founders, and Managing Partners who've steered their organization through meaningful inflection pointsC-suite Executives and Senior Leaders responsible for growth, partnerships, and strategic decision-makingOperators and Builders who think in terms of outcomes, not just operationsInvestors and Advisors who've helped organizations pivot, scale, or secure transformational dealsThis isn’t a show for armchair experts or theoreticians. It’s for people with skin in the game—leaders who can say yes to big bets, high-leverage relationships, and directional changes.If you're the kind of person who’s made one bold move that changed everything, we want to hear the story—and the strategy—behind it.

Best Decision Ever is a business podcast hosted by Bryce Conlan, with 8 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Bryce Conlan hosts Best Decision Ever, a business show with 8 episodes published.

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  Episode #7

  The Introvert’s Edge: How to Win in Business Without Becoming Someone Else

  Apr 21, 202643 minS0

  <p>Most people don’t leave stability—they cling to it.</p><p>But what if that “stable” corporate job is just a story you’ve been telling yourself?</p><p>In this episode, Eric Kurschat shares the real journey behind leaving a 16-year HR career to build a DISC-based consulting business—and what he learned about risk, identity, and growth along the way.</p><p>We unpack:</p>Why imposter syndrome is actually a transition phase (not a weakness)The hidden myth of job security—and how it keeps people stuckHow introverts can design business development on their own termsThe diffe...

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  Episode #6

  Why Your Team Resists Change (And How to Fix It)

  Apr 8, 202634 minS0

  <p>Most business owners don’t have a numbers problem—they have a clarity problem.</p><p>In this episode, we unpack how financial insight becomes a strategic advantage when you stop treating bookkeeping as a task—and start using it as a decision-making tool.</p><p>Michelle Scribner (Sum or All Numbers) shares how her firm evolved into a fractional CFO model, helping business owners understand what their numbers actually mean—and what to do next.</p><p>We also dive into why cash flow anxiety keeps owners up at night, how EOS creates real team accountability, and the overlook...

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  Episode #5

  The Slow Path to Fast Growth (And Why It Works) - Luke Eggebraaten | Phaser Marketing

  Mar 30, 202649 minS0

  <p>Most entrepreneurs are told to “go all in.” Quit your job. Take the risk. Bet on yourself.</p><p>But what if that advice is quietly sabotaging your chances of long-term success?</p><p>In this episode, we break down a radically different approach to building a business—one rooted in patience, profitability, and precision. Instead of chasing fast growth, you’ll learn how to create stability first… and scale from there.</p><p>We explore how keeping a full-time job can actually accelerate your business, why avoiding debt gives you a strategic edge, and how niching down creates authority...

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  Episode #4

  He Launched a Business Conference That Only 6 People Attended — And It Transformed a Billion-Dollar Industry

  Feb 27, 202636 minS0

  <p>When he launched a business conference for dance studio owners, no one showed up.</p><p>Well… almost no one.</p><p>Year one: 20 attendees.</p><p>Year two: 6.</p><p>In an industry where studio owners were taught to compete, stay silent about struggles, and protect their “perfect” image, he made a radical decision: create a room where they could talk about business, burnout, jealousy, and growth.</p><p>It was unheard of.</p><p>What followed reshaped how dance entrepreneurs think about leadership, collaboration, and success.</p><p>In this episode, he shares:</p>Why isolation was quietl...

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  Episode #3

  The Business Was Succeeding. My Life Wasn’t.

  Feb 18, 202637 minS0

  <p>At some point, every entrepreneur faces this uncomfortable truth:</p><p>The business you built for freedom… can quietly become your prison.</p><p>In this episode, Patrick Burnell, founder of Soul Search Energy, shares the pivotal decision that changed everything — downsizing his fast-growing recruitment firm back to a team of one.</p><p>After scaling to six employees, predictable revenue, and market momentum, Patrick realized something was wrong. The business was growing. But so was the stress, exhaustion, and disconnection from the work he loved.</p><p>We unpack:</p>The hidden cost of scaling too fastWhy “more revenu...

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