Catch the Full Episode Overview What if the ideas you already have are more important than any marketing campaign you can do? That’s the question at the center of this interview with Peter Winick, founder and CEO of Thought Leadership Leverage and co-author of The Thought Leadership Handbook: How Professionals Pitch Their Big Ideas and … Read more
Something unusual is happening in marketing right now. The output is very high. The results are low. Business owners tell me that they are publishing more content, sending more emails, and conducting more communications than ever before, and the phone is ringing less than it did 2 years ago. Here’s what I think is going … Read more
For many young people, the traditional education system does not fit. Large classes, fixed timetables and one-size-fits-all expectations can leave students feeling isolated, misunderstood or left behind. Natalie Wilsher, founder and director of Darwin Education, set out to change that—and in this article we tell her story, as follows: Adaptability, trust and belonging Natalie has … Read more
Catch the Full Episode Overview Every agency founder wants to get out of the daily grind eventually. Jason Swenk’s take: the real win isn’t getting to the CEO, it’s building something that doesn’t need it at all, and most founders stop well before they get there. In this episode, John Jantsch talks to Swenk about … Read more
Catch the Full Episode Overview Most founders spend years chasing customers who love their product but never buy. In this episode, John Jantsch talks to Rob Snyder, serial founder, partner at Harvard Innovation Labs, and working partner at Grix VC, about the pull framework: a four-part model for identifying customers who are convinced to buy … Read more
Andrew Huberman, Ph.D.neurologist and tenured professor in the Department of Neurobiology and Ophthalmology at Stanford University School of Medicine, where he runs the Huberman Lab. His research includes brain development, visual perception and the correction of blindness, the neuroscience of stress and resilience, and neural plasticity. He has published more than 75 peer-reviewed articles in … Read more
In partnership with Smart Data Foundry and the Center for Economics and Business Research, Sage has published its latest SME Monthly Workforce Pulse survey. This is derived from anonymised payee data from around 200,000 small businesses and provides anonymised information on pay across the UK. The data is part of Data for Good, Sage’s commitment … Read more
If you are a sole trader or property owner facing your Making Tax Digital (MTD) quarterly Income Tax update, you may find the basics: the first one is due on 7 August 2026, and you send it through your software. But focus on the details and the MTD is full of quirks, easements and shortcuts … Read more
Most small business owners have their own way. They check their bank account, then their accounting software. Then they try to remember which transactions they have classified, which invoices still need to be raised, and whether that VAT refund is actually due if they think it is due. Your customers are dealing with this right … Read more
For many people, starting a business remains a dream, aside from health, family and financial security. But not Tricia Jordan. The founder of Maldives Aesthetics has built a clinic with over 1,300 loyal clients and a close relationship with Newport County AFC, a business built as much on community and football as hard work. We … Read more