Craftsman Founder with Lucas Carlson and Eliot Peper
Every week we will talk to different entrepreneurs about taking the long view on startup strategy.
- Update frequency
- every 14 days
- Average duration
- 33 minutes
- Episodes
- 38
- Years Active
- 2014 - 2018
#18 Tim Porter, Deep Strategy for M&A and Venture Capital
Entrepreneurs are perpetually interested in M&A and Venture Capital topics, but often have little direct experience themselves. The math behind this is pretty obvious: if an entrepreneur starts 3 or …
#17 Eliot Peper, New Startup Thriller: Uncommon Stock 2 Power Play
Eliot Peper is pioneering the idea of startup fiction and has just released his second novel in the Uncommon Stock series. This week we get an exclusive behind-the-scenes view into the life of this a…
#16 Espree Devora, Managing Your Fears of Asking for Money
Espree is very honest about her fears of asking for money in this show and we discuss ways to manage and conquer that fear.
In the pre-show, Lucas and Eliot discuss Tony Robbins and wonder if he has …
#15 Espree Devora, Outsourcing for Entrepreneurs
This week’s interview is with Espree Devora. She is doing amazing work in LA helping startups get off the ground and we talk about one of her specialties: outsourcing.
It is also a landmark episode, …
#14 Ryan Orbuch, A Teenage Startup Prodigy
Ryan Orbuch’s not your ordinary teenage kid. Ryan built Finish, an iPhone app used over a million times. It is known as "the to-do list for procrastinators” and was featured #1 in productivity in the…
#13 Hiten Shah, Product Genius Shares Secrets to Success
A few weeks ago, we interviewed online marketing guru Neil Patel. This week I talk to his other half, product guru Hiten Shah. Together they are responsible for epic great tools like KISSMetrics and …
#12 Joanna Penn, NYT Bestselling Author Talks Entrepreneurship
Joanna Penn, NYT Bestselling Indie Author and popular podcaster, has a masters degree in theology from Oxford. Joanna then spent 13 years working in IT consulting. She would implement accounts payabl…
#11 Jeremiah Gardner and Brant Cooper, How to Build a Brand
Brand building isn't just for big companies. Any time you are interacting with a customer or user, your are building your brand. If you aren't doing it intentionally, then you are doing it implicitly…
#10 Frank Artale, Learn From a VC the Tricks of the Trade
Learn from a real working venture capitalists in action, why does he invest and what does he invest in?
#9 Chris DeVore, Inside The Mind Of An Investor
Always wanted to know why investors go cold sometimes? Find out why in this candid conversation with a professional seed investor and mentor of mine.
#8 Tucker Max, How To Write a Bestselling Book in 4-Hours
Tucker's New Blog: http://www.tuckermax.me Tucker's New Startup: http://bookinabox.co Tucker Max has sold millions of copies of his college humor books and is known for stunts like attempting to dona…
#7 Lucas Carlson, How to Start a Company and Manage Your Founder Psychology
Are you paralyzed with fear of failure and rejection? Or do you have dreams of getting rich with startups? This week is a special episode where instead of Lucas interviewing one of his mentors, you w…
#6 Neil Patel, How To Use Data-Driven Storytelling To Triple Your Sales
Neil Patel is an online celebrity and entrepreneur. He has been a prolific blogger on QuickSprout and the KISSmetrics blog since 2006. He has contributed to Entrepreneur Magazine, TechCrunch, Mashabl…
#5 Patrick Vlaskovits, What's Growth Hacking And How To Use It To Drive Attention To Your Startup
New York Times bestselling author of The Lean Entrepreneur, Patrick Vlaskovits, talks about how to apply lean startup principles to your company to find product-market fit and avoid common mistakes a…
#4 Dave Hersh, How to Get Your Startup to IPO and Go Public
Many founders hope to one day take their company public on the stock market and have it be worth over $1B+ in market cap. To Dave Hersh, this dream is a reality with Jive Software, a company he found…
#3 Michelle Miller, How to Raise Venture Capital for a Novel
If you got a Stanford MBA and then worked as an investment banker... what would be your next career move? Michelle Miller decided to write a novel called The Underwriting. But she didn't just write a…
#2 Eliot Peper, 3 Surprising Things Founders Can Learn From Fiction Authors
Eliot Peper is an entrepreneur, an investor, an advisor… and now an author of startup fiction. His first book, Uncommon Stock (published by Brad Feld’s new publishing company FG Press) at its surface…
#1 Chris Tacy, How to Get 4 Successful Exits in a Row
Chris Tacy is one of my startup mentors and close personal friends. He is not only a brilliant strategist, but he has had 4 successful start experiences in a row with 4 successful exits and no (major…