Stacking the Bricks: Creators and Entrepreneurs You Can Relate To
Alex Hillman, Amy HoyNo fluff. No bullshit. Just relatable straight-talk from creators and entrepreneurs you can relate to, and learn from. One lesson at a time, and one brick at a time!Each episode of this show explores the intersections of business, psychology, audience building, and more. more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Categories | CareersBusinessEntrepreneurship | ||||
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- Hot, fresh sanity
Alex and the guests here always give me that "ahh, sanity!" feeling. Helps me find the signal in the noise and stay on track to succeeding on my own terms.
Apple Podcasts5Lovingtheupdate
United States3 years ago - Always great advices
Helped me start and improve my plan to make my own business start
Apple Podcasts5CapripotUnited States3 years ago - So freaking good - thanks Amy and Alex!!
The best part of Amy and Alex's podcast is that they bring a differing view to the perspective of an online business owner. They encourage the listener to refigure the way they operate their business so that instead of over-working while chasing your tail, your biz strategy is more thoughtful and efficient.
Apple Podcasts5vitalej17United States4 years ago - How this stuff "will" be taught to techies in the future.
OK "will" is a bit strong but its about time this type of education on selling/solving problems was given to technical people who live in a world where everyone would just "get" what they were doing and worship their work. I am referring to myself but I've come across others with surprisingly similar stories. In case anyone missed it, they are using the very techniques they talk about on us and it worked on me. Bravo, keep doing what you're doing.
Apple Podcasts5mhussa
United Kingdom7 years ago - The best and most useful podcast ever!!!
its sooooo good ! I only wish there was more :(
Apple Podcasts5OjieameUnited States7 years ago
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