Episodes: 1254
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.6/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Male
Location: USA
YouTube: 2.4k subscribers
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John Jantsch - John Jantsch is an American small-business marketing expert and the host of The Duct Tape Marketing Podcast. He’s known for helping entrepreneurs and marketing professionals build effective, practi...
Jason Wilde - Lone-genius Leadership Vs Collective Intelligence; Psychological Safety; Building Innovative Team Environments; Adaptive Leadership
Jason Swenk - Operator-to-owner Growth For Agency Founders; Leadership Identity Shifts; Hiring/systems To Remove Bottlenecks; Scaling Beyond Founder Dependency
Tom Rath - Purpose-driven Leadership; Burnout Prevention; Meaningful Company Culture; Employee Engagement; Human Creativity As Competitive Advantage
Why Some Entrepreneurs Keep Growing While Others Stall
May 21, 2026
Why do some entrepreneurs keep growing while others hit a wall? John Gordon says the difference often comes down to a handful of daily habits that shape mindset, resilience, and leadership over time. In this episode, we explore the routines that help business owners stay focused, lead stronger teams, avoid burnout, and keep growing even during stressful seasons. From building a positive mindset to creating habits that actually stick, this conversation is packed with practical strategies for e...
How to Know When Your Business Is Ready to Scale
May 20, 2026
Most businesses do not fail because they scale too slowly. They fail because they grow before they are actually ready. Mark Roberge, former CRO of HubSpot and author of The Science of Scaling, explains how founders can stop relying on gut instinct and start using evidence to know when growth makes sense. From product-market fit and customer retention to hiring, revenue strategy, and scaling without chaos, this conversation offers a practical framework for building a business that can actually...
Why the Smartest Leader Usually Fails
May 14, 2026
Most businesses don't struggle because they lack talent or ideas. They struggle because leadership becomes too dependent on one person having all the answers. Jason Wilde explains why the future of innovation depends on building environments where teams can experiment, collaborate, and solve problems together instead of relying on lone-genius leadership. Learn how collective intelligence, psychological safety, and adaptive leadership help companies innovate faster, scale smarter, and create c...
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