Jamin's Podcast

Twenty-minute conversations with founders and operators about what actually happened. Scaling, systems, career. One guest, one confession, one thing you can use Monday morning. Hosted by Jamin Brazil, 3x founder with 4 exits, who's sat in the founder seat, the CEO seat, and the COO seat, and knows which questions get an honest answer instead of a rehearsed one.

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  Episode #5

  Rohit Bhargava: What Current Product Should We Kill?

  Aug 16, 202631 minS0

  <p>Rohit Bhargava, three-time Wall Street Journal bestselling author of ten books and founder of the Non-Obvious Company, on why seeing what others miss is a learnable habit, not a talent.</p><p>Before the bestseller lists and keynotes in 32 countries, Rohit spent 15 years leading marketing strategy at Ogilvy and Leo Burnett. In this episode he breaks down the SIFT method behind his upcoming CRC keynote, explains why he killed a trend report that was still working after ten straight editions, and gets honest about the part of the journey that didn't go to plan.</p><p>The confession: At...

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  Episode #4

  Jenny Wood: Why Your Best Work Dies in the Deck

  Aug 13, 202633 minS0

  <p>Jenny Wood, New York Times bestselling author of Wild Courage: Go After What You Want and Get It and a former Google executive who spent eighteen years going from an entry-level job to running operations, on why the barrier to business impact isn't a lack of insight, it's the hesitation to act on it.</p><p>Along the way Jenny founded Own Your Career, one of Google's largest internal career-development programs, built as a side project while she held a full operations role. In this episode she gets into the three fears that stop people from acting, the difference...

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  Episode #3

  Joe Lazer: Most research dies in the darkness

  Aug 7, 202647 minS0

  <p>Joe Lazer, best-selling author of The Storytelling Edge and Super Skill, on why storytelling gets more valuable as AI gets better, and what to do differently the next time you present research nobody acts on.</p><p>Joe was an early leader at Contently, where the inbound engine his team built drove over 90% of revenue as they scaled to 50 million in annual sales. His newsletter on storytelling and AI reaches nearly 200,000 subscribers, and his workshops have helped Marriott, Chase, Caseware, and Dell put their own storytelling to work.</p><p>The confession: As Contently scaled and he was getting...

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  Episode #2

  Rishad Tobaccowala: Companies don't transform, people do

  Aug 7, 202630 minS0

  <p>Rishad Tobaccowala, best-selling author of Rethinking Work and Restoring the Soul of Business and former Global Chief Strategist and Growth Officer at Publicis Groupe, on why we've crossed from transformational times into tectonic ones, and why the leaders who thrive will be the most human, not the most technological.</p><p>Over nearly four decades at Publicis, across two eras and a dozen companies, Rishad helped the world's biggest brands navigate change from the inside. In this episode he lays out the five tectonic shifts reshaping business, three reasons leaders get the technology question wrong, and why companies don't...

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  Kristin Luck: You make more than $25 an hour

  Aug 7, 202623 minS0

  <p>Kristin Luck, founder and board chair of Women in Research and President of ESOMAR from 2021 to 2023, on the work founders keep doing that nobody is paying them to do.</p><p>Kristin has spent two decades building and selling research companies, and now sits on the other side of the table advising the founders coming up behind her. In this episode she gets specific about what it costs to be the person who can't stop doing everything, and what to ask your team when you finally decide to stop.</p><p>The confession: You make more than twenty-five dollars...

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