Fortune's Path Podcast
The Fortune's Path Podcast explores the role of virtue in business to help you get more of what you want by helping others get what they want. See more at www.fortunespath.com
- Update frequency
- every 19 days
- Average duration
- 56 minutes
- Episodes
- 64
- Years Active
- 2020 - 2025
Future of Food with Mohit Pureby
Back in September Tom talked with Mohit Pureby, long-time food production executive, entrepreneur, and expert in the Asian market. Mohit is a 24 year veteran of Cargill, a giant in food production, a…
Tom on Tom: Excerpts from Tom’s book
Tom explains how he wrote his book Fortune's Path: How to Use the Principles of Recovery to Find Fortune and Happiness, why he wrote it, and how he feels now that it's done. Tom also reads the 12 Ste…
Dan Hogan – What crypto and bourbon have in common and what it takes to be a good entrepreneur
Dan Hogan, founder of Barrel Stock Trading Company, a fund that invests in Kentucky Bourbon, talks about learning from failure and success and why we shouldn't try to choose between achievement and e…
Jonas Fridrichsen – How to sell SaaS products into healthcare and why we have to love to succeed
Jonas Fridrichesen, long-time sales leader and Chief Revenue Officer for VerityStream, a healthcare credentialing and verification Software-as-a-Service platform, talks about leading sales teams, ris…
Joshua Oakes - Performance marketing and using data well
What is performance marketing, and how do you incorporate data into your marketing? What are the jobs of marketing and sales? What’s it like to enter the workforce during an economic downturn? These …
Bonnie Comley – Starting a streaming service to make Broadway shows accessible to everyone
Tom talks with multi-award winning Broadway producer Bonnie Comley, co-founder of BroadwayHD, an on-demand video streaming service for Broadway quality live theater. Tom and Bonnie talk about Bonnie'…
Cyndee Sugra - How to use data to build a digital product and why being an entrepreneur is different for women
Tom talks to Cyndee Sugra, serial entrepreneur, creator, musician, founder and Chief Strategy Officer of the Werck Group, a values-driven strategy and product consultancy firm in the Netherlands. Cyn…
Brad Stinson - Leadership & Culture: What do Gandhi and the Golden State Warriors Have in Common
Tom interviews Brad Stinson, founder and CEO of the Collective Global, a culture consultancy in Nashville. Brad talks about how failure has made him an expert on the culture required to support trans…
Preview: Brad Stinson - Leadership and Culture: What Gandhi and the Golden State Warriors Have in Common
In this preview of episode 12 of the Fortune's Path podcast, Brad Stinson, founder and CEO of the Collective Global, a culture consultancy in Nashville, talks about how failure has made him an expert…
Mark Tochtenhagen - What makes an entrepreneur? And how do you find product-market fit?
Mark Tochtenhagen, entrepreneur, product leader, and Senior Vice President of Product at Quovant, a private equity backed legal services and technology company, talks about the sacrifices of being a …
Paige Collins - start-up life, how product and customer success win together, and how to raise busy kids
Paige Collins, Vice President of Customer Success at fast growing XOi, talks about being proactive, data driven, and obsessed with making customers successful. Paige describes how XOi navigated COVID…
Brian Adams - real estate investing and how not to let money ruin your family
Brian Adams, President and founder of Excelsior Capital, super-smart, clear, and engaging investor talks with Tom about how to not let money ruin a family and why real estate is a good investment. Br…
Preview: Brian Adams - real estate investing and how not to let money ruin your family
Brian Adams, President and founder of Excelsior Capital, super-smart, clear, and engaging investor talks with Tom about how to not let money ruin a family and why real estate is a good investment. Br…
Harrison Stuart - founding a school as startup
Just in time for back to school, Tom talks with Harrison Stuart, founding head of one of Nashville's most dynamic startups, the Episcopal School of Nashville. Harrison is the real deal, a level-5 lea…
Harrison Stuart - school as startup
Just in time for back to school, Tom talks with Harrison Stuart, founding head of one of Nashville's most dynamic startups, the Episcopal School of Nashville. Harrison is the real deal, a level-5 lea…
Jim Reeves - sales as problem solving in a time of COVID-19
Jim Reeves, a twenty year veteran sales leader in healthcare IT, talks about how the key to effective sales is to have a burning intellectual curiosity to know your customer, how good sales technique…
Ronald Webb, Jr. - servant leadership is more than you think
Ronald Webb Jr., product leader, pastor, father, mentor, and veteran difference maker, confesses his love for Tom and his barber, what success means, how to allow our life principles to govern our co…
Anderson Williams - why being wrong helps make us right
Tom interviews Anderson Williams, author and COO at BOS Framework, on why knowing you're wrong is the beginning of getting things right, how the right kind of failure can build trust, using writing t…
Preview - Anderson Williams on power at work
Tom interviews Anderson Williams, author and COO at BOS Framework, on why knowing you're wrong is the beginning of getting things right, how the right kind of failure can build trust, using writing t…
Christy Frink on making the most of an involuntary hiatus
Tom and Christy discuss why users and students never do what you think they will, why we have to be still to find what we really want from life, and why we have to focus on what we can control to sta…