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Hosted by EO Vancouver Island · business · EN · 23 episodes
Finally, business meets the Big Top as the dynamic duo, Jude Brown and Tom Morin, dish out a double shot of podspresso to keep the Titans of the Entrepreneurs Organization of Vancouver Island alert and entertained. Launched to banish ignorance from the Rock like Adam and Eve from the garden, our pod spices things up by seating a glittering guest member in our third chair. With all the questionable ethics and can’t-look-away appeal of a freak show, you are sure to leave only a little nauseated.
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Episode #12
James Anderson spent nine years building Forged Axe Throwing. Then he ran the numbers on what scaling it would actually take. Now a sales manager at an AI startup, James gets into what Covid does to a business built entirely on getting people in a room, why entrepreneurs are far more employable than they think, and the conversation in Mexico that changed his mind about the next nine years.
Episode #11
A drop in estrogen can cause frozen shoulder, and most physios miss it entirely. Physiotherapist and founder Lauren Sutherland gets into pelvic health myths, the real reason physios burn out within seven years, and an unusual choice: paying her team salary instead of commission.
Episode #10
Jason Cridge sold four pharmacies and ran straight into a problem most exits don't leave room for: no more “sufficiently hard goals.” Jason Cridge built four pharmacies from scratch in Victoria, pioneered a home-nursing model that kept seniors out of hospital for a fraction of the cost, and stepped away before chasing the “Michael Jordan of entrepreneurship” path. Jude and Tom talk exits, the Cridge family's 170-year charitable legacy in Victoria, and why fear of loss beats ambition as a motivator.
Episode #9
<p>Alexis Santacruz grew his Colombian company from 100 to 600 people off one conversation. Then the government changed the rules and it all came apart.</p><p>Jude and Tom sit down with the founder of OpenWorks to dig into the weirdest sales data he ever found (the best phone salesperson wasn't the hungry 25 year old techie, it was a woman with one kid), what it actually takes to restart from zero in a new country, and how a half marathon and his EO Forum ended up catching his cancer in time. Honest talk about clarity, resilience, and knowing when AI...
Episode #8
<p>What if the patterns quietly running your life were never actually yours to begin with? Trina Parnell (TP Coaching) is an Alignment Strategist who became obsessed with that question after her own long mental health battle — and built a coaching practice around helping people see what's really going on beneath the noise. Jude and Tom dig into why fear is a signal not a direction, why micromanagement is just fear in a suit, the BDC stat that 90% of entrepreneurs are quietly struggling, and the wildly creative "Donna GPT" Trina built using a Suits character to reconnect to her own se...
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