Not Here to Play Small

The future of entrepreneurship isn't something we wait for. It's something we build. Every week, Not Here to Play Small explores the ideas, technologies, and shifts redefining what it means to build a company today. Hosted by Bobbie Knox, this is a place for entrepreneurs who are curious, ambitious, and willing to question conventional thinking. Together, we'll explore what's changing, what it means, and where entrepreneurship is going next. Because building a business has never just been about keeping up. It's about seeing what's possible before everyone else does. Welcome

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  The Vanilla Is On Purpose

  Aug 7, 202620 minS0

  <p>The vanilla you smell on Main Street at Disney is being pumped into the air on purpose. So is the music that never finishes a song, and the trash can placed every thirty steps. None of that is customer service. All of it is design, and it was decided years before you ever walked through the gate.</p><p>In this episode I break down what Disney, Ritz-Carlton, Apple, Nordstrom, Trader Joe's, and Costco actually built underneath the surface, and why being genuinely good to the people you serve has become one of the rarest advantages in business. Then...

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  The Most Valuable Companies Haven't Been Invented Yet

  Jul 24, 20266 minS0

  <p>The most valuable companies in the world ten years from now probably don't exist today.</p><p>It's a bold idea, but history suggests it's true.</p><p>In this episode of Not Here to Play Small, we explore where tomorrow's iconic companies really come from. Do great businesses begin with brilliant ideas, or do they begin with something much simpler... noticing what everyone else has learned to ignore?</p><p>From Uber and Airbnb to the companies that haven't been built yet, we look at why entrepreneurs who change industries often see ordinary frustrations differently than the rest...

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  You Have More Than Steve Jobs Did When He Started

  Jul 15, 202610 minS0

  <p>When Steve Jobs started Apple in 1976, he didn't have access to artificial intelligence, the internet as we know it, instant access to global markets, or the tools entrepreneurs use every day.</p><p>You do.</p><p>In this episode of Not Here to Play Small, Bobbie Knox explores one simple but uncomfortable question: What's really stopping us from starting?</p><p>What does that mean for you as an entrepreneur?</p><p>It means this may be one of the most resource-rich moments in history to build something meaningful. While every entrepreneur faces real challenges, many of the...

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  The Most Expensive Thing in Business Is an Unquestioned Assumption

  Jul 15, 20264 minS0

  <p>What if the biggest obstacle to building your business isn't a lack of resources, funding, or experience?</p><p>What if it's an assumption you've never stopped to question?</p><p>In this episode of Not Here to Play Small, Bobbie Knox explores the hidden assumptions that quietly shape the way entrepreneurs think, make decisions, and build their companies. From the belief that success requires a large team to the idea that there's only one "right" way to grow a business, she examines how inherited thinking can become one of the most expensive costs a founder carries.</p><p>...

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  Building a Brand That Connects with Charlotte Analiese

  Mar 11, 202654 minS0

  <p>Most founders think branding is about logos, colors, and making things look good. But true branding goes much deeper than aesthetics, it's about clarity, storytelling, and creating a connection that helps people instantly understand who you are and why your business matters.</p><p>In this episode of Not Here to Play Small, Bobbie Knox sits down with Charlotte Analiese, founder of Dazzling Designs District, a story-driven creative studio that supports women founders through bold websites and intentional branding strategy.</p><p>Charlotte combines a background in psychology, a Master's in Marketing, and years of experience in digital branding...

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