Screw It Just DO It with Alex Chisnall

Screw It Just DO It is the podcast for entrepreneurs, founders and business builders who are ready to stop waiting and start building.Hosted by Alex Chisnall, the show features honest conversations with people who’ve faced uncertainty, taken risks and built businesses that matter — from kitchen-table side projects to global brands and billion-pound companies.Real stories. Real decisions. Real progress.New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.

Screw It Just DO It with Alex Chisnall is a business podcast hosted by Alex Chisnall, with 660 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.

Alex Chisnall hosts Screw It Just DO It with Alex Chisnall, a business show with 660 episodes published.

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  Episode #120

  They Told Me My Football Career Was Over

  Aug 18, 202644 minS2

  At 17 years old, Thomas Robson-Kanu was told his football career might be over.Instead of accepting it, he researched natural nutrition with his father, created a raw turmeric formula, and went on to play in the Premier League and represent Wales at Euro 2016.When customers started reporting life-changing results from his homemade blend, he decided to launch The Turmeric Co. When manufacturers said his product couldn't be made at scale, he built his own factory. And when football clubs offered him new contracts, he walked away to build a lasting legacy.Key Takeaways• How to pivot when experts tell you your dream is over• Why building your own manufacturing can be the ultimate competitive advantage• How to shift leadership styles from "master chess player" to "master gardener" as you scale• Why over-analysis causes paralysis and how to take immediate actionThis episode is powered by Molten Ventures, a leading European venture capital firm backing ambitious founders from seed through growth.Find out more at https://moltenventures.comJoin us at the Festival of Entrepreneurs, 3 and 4 November at the NEC Birmingham.https://festivalofentrepreneurs.co.uk

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  Episode #119

  It Was A Brand Before It Was A Business | Founder Classic

  Aug 13, 202610 minS2

  Before Deliciously Ella became one of the UK's best-known wellness brands, it was simply a community. In this Founder Classic, Matthew Mills, CEO and co-founder of Deliciously Ella alongside Ella Mills, explains why building trust came before building products—and how putting the community first shaped every stage of the company's growth.

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  Episode #118

  Why Most Founders Pivot Before They Succeed

  Aug 11, 202633 minS2

  Everyone is talking about AI. But this conversation isn't really about AI. It's about something far more valuable. How founders spot opportunities. How they recover from failure. Why they pivot. And why the best entrepreneurs don't fall in love with their solution—they fall in love with solving a real problem. In this episode Sammy shares lessons from multiple startups, fundraising, scaling and building Mucka AI. If you're building a business, the founder lessons in this conversation are far more valuable than the technology itself. This episode is powered by Molten Ventures, a leading European venture capital firm backing ambitious founders from seed through growth.Find out more at https://moltenventures.comJoin us at the Festival of Entrepreneurs, 3 and 4 November at the NEC Birmingham.https://festivalofentrepreneurs.co.uk

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  Episode #117

  Rock Bottom Became the Best Day of My Life | Founder Classic

  Aug 5, 202612 minS2

  Dom McGregor helped build Social Chain into one of the UK's most talked-about businesses. Behind the success, he was struggling. In this Founder Classic, Dom opens up about addiction, hitting rock bottom, rebuilding his life and why the hardest day he ever experienced ultimately became the most important.

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  Episode #116

  "Why Don't We Just Do It?" The Conversation That Changed Everything

  Aug 3, 202653 minS2

  Charlotte Lee and Olivia Bishop didn't set out to build a swimwear brand—they were simply frustrated customers. After struggling to find stylish, high-quality swimwear without paying expensive shipping and import duties, one simple question changed everything: "Why don't we just do it?" In this episode of Screw It Just DO It , they share how they built Toco Swim with no fashion background, while working full-time as accountants, and why taking action before feeling ready made all the difference. In this episode, we discuss: Starting before you're ready. Building a business alongside full-time jobs. Learning an industry from scratch. Growing through customer feedback. Choosing sustainable growth over outside investment. If you've ever had an idea but questioned whether you were experienced enough, this conversation is for you. ️ Join us at the Festival of Entrepreneurs, November 3-4 at NEC Birmingham www.festivalofentrepreneurs.co.uk

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