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Keep It Brief

Natalie Dawson

Booking Overview

This is a weekly business interview show focused on how founders, senior operators, executives, and investors build companies, manage risk, and move capital, with a recurring pattern of accomplished external guests sharing firsthand experience. Credible pitches include CEOs, founders, senior executives, investors, lawyers, and specialized business experts with significant measurable results or high-stakes leadership experience; booking difficulty is high because recent guests have held prominent roles and achieved substantial financial or operational outcomes.

Metrics

Episodes: 23

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 5.0/5.0

Estimated listeners: 100 - 1,000

Listener location: USA

YouTube: 1.1M subscribers

Instagram: 765.0k followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

richard@longwavedigital.com

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Host

Natalie Dawson - Business executive, entrepreneur, and co-founder and president of Cardone Ventures, focused on business growth, leadership, and organizational performance.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

high
Typical Credentials:  
Founders, CEOs, senior operators, investors, lawyers, and specialized experts with substantial business scale, notable financial or operational achievements, prominent institutional experience, or firsthand experience managing a major crisis.
Required Achievements:  
Building or scaling a company with significant revenue or enterprise value, Leading operations at a prominent company or financial institution, Managing a major corporate, financial, or organizational crisis, Recovering substantial financial awards or achieving major professional results, Developing a distinctive operating system, investment perspective, or specialized business expertise

Recent Guest Discussions

Chris Workman - Integrating Artificial Intelligence Into Business Operations, AI Agents, Technology Leadership, Business Systems, And Workforce Impact.

Tina Odjaghian - Workers’ Compensation, Invisible Traumatic Brain Injuries, Workplace Injury Response, Business Protection, And Building A Specialized Litigation Practice.

Terra Harvell - Salon Operations, Pricing, Team Incentives, Financial Systems, Scalable Service Businesses, And Building Enterprise Value.

Phil Cox - Bank Failure, Crisis Leadership, Risk Management, Executive Decision-making, Company Culture, And Leading Through Adversity.

Recent Topics

Business Operations, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Investing, Leadership

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Keep It Brief
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Great Customer Service Is Simple & Almost Nobody Does It | Drybar Founder

October 12, 2026

If you own a salon or know someone who does, DM “SALON” to @nataliedawson on Instagram and I’ll send you the details on what we’re building and how to get involved.Drybar grew from one salon to 150 locations. She sold $35 blowouts and scaled it to a $255M exit. Alli Webb says demand was never the hard part.Alli is the founder of Drybar and the creator of Messy, a new hair care line.Her rule was simple. Make every customer feel cared for, down to the smallest detail. The hard part was making t...

Viral Brand Expert: Going Viral Won't Grow Your Business (Doing This Will) | Camille Moore

October 05, 2026

Camille Moore's first viral video hit a million views in a weekend. It brought in just three leads. She says that gap between attention and actual business is exactly what most founders get wrong about branding.Camille Moore is the founder of Third Eye Insights and host of The Art of Brand podcast, and companies like Nike, Red Bull, and Harvard pay her to teach branding.She breaks down the real difference between branding and marketing, why going viral once means nothing if you can't ...

Why You Should Never Start a Business You’re Passionate About

September 28, 2026

Most people want to build a business around what they love. I believe that can be one of the fastest ways to fail.Recorded during the first live edition of Keep It Brief, this audience Q&A covers money, scaling, wealth, and the decisions that separate a profitable business from an expensive passion project.I explain why I turned down a $250,000 investment opportunity from a clothing brand I love, share the five habits I built during COVID that I still refuse to give up, and break down why...

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Frequently asked questions

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Keep It Brief
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How do I get in touch with Keep It Brief?

Keep It Brief is hosted by Natalie Dawson. Its publicly listed email is richard@longwavedigital.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Keep It Brief?

The publicly listed email for Keep It Brief: richard@longwavedigital.com.

How many listeners does Keep It Brief have?

Podseeker estimates Keep It Brief reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Keep It Brief?

Keep It Brief typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Founders, CEOs, senior operators, investors, lawyers, and specialized experts with substantial business scale, notable financial or operational achievements, prominent institutional experience, or firsthand experience managing a major crisis. Common among recent guests: Building or scaling a company with significant revenue or enterprise value; Leading operations at a prominent company or financial institution; Managing a major corporate, financial, or organizational crisis. Recent guests include Chris Workman, Tina Odjaghian, and Terra Harvell.

How hard is it to get booked on Keep It Brief?

High. It mostly books established leaders in its field.

What topics does Keep It Brief cover?

Recent episodes cover Business Operations, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Investing, and Leadership. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Publicly listed emails

richard@longwavedigital.com

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