They Don't Teach This In Business School: Recent Episodes
Julie Bee
Starting a business is hard – managing and growing one is even harder. On the They Don’t Teach This In Business School podcast, award-winning podcaster Julie Bee shares her personal insights on entrepreneurship, management, leadership, and having a thriving culture based on her 15+ years of entrepreneurial experience. Along with Julie’s personal insights, she also interviews other business owners and entrepreneurs to gain deeper insights into what it takes to be a leader. All of the episodes come back to what isn’t taught in business school (but should be).
Welcome to another insightful episode of "They Don’t Teach This in Business School" with your host, Julie Bee. In today's episode, Julie dives deep into the roles business owners play in networking events and mastermind groups.
With her signature candor, Julie sheds light on the challenges of maintaining vulnerability in these spaces as success grows. She emphasizes the crucial need for a supportive network that understands the complexities of entrepreneurship beyond the facade of having everything figured out. Julie stresses the importance of having genuine connections where one can show up as their authentic self, especially during tough times when true allies reveal themselves.
Tune in to discover how to solidify your support network and cultivate meaningful relationships that sustain you on your entrepreneurial journey.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Welcome to another insightful episode of "They Don’t Teach This in Business School" with your host, Julie Bee. Today, Julie dives into a game-changing strategy she has developed for business owners: The F.U.E.L. Framework.
This innovative approach comprises four essential steps, each encapsulated by a letter in the word "fuel."
First up is the 'F,' where Julie emphasizes the importance of selecting a singular initiative to focus on. Then comes the 'U,' representing the need to upgrade and refine your strategies continuously. Moving forward, the 'E' highlights the critical step of defining your minimum viable version, a cornerstone of successful launches. Lastly, the 'L' stands for launch, marking the culmination of your efforts and the beginning of a new chapter in your business journey.
Stay tuned as Julie elaborates on these steps and shares valuable insights from her upcoming book, "Burned," which delves into overcoming burnout and achieving sustainable success as a business owner. Get ready to fuel your business growth and unlock your full potential with the F.U.E.L. Framework!
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Welcome to another insightful episode of "They Don’t Teach This in Business School" with your host, Julie Bee.
In today's special edition, Julie is thrilled to welcome the accomplished Mark Watson, owner of Aquila Capital Partners. As a seasoned entrepreneur credited with pioneering innovative approaches to specialty insurance and reinsurance, Mark shares his invaluable insights into the business owner journey. Reflecting on the wisdom of Apple Founder Steve Jobs, Mark emphasizes the importance of assembling a strong team, recognizing that the strength of a business is only as robust as its weakest member.
Throughout the episode, Julie and Mark delve into the intricacies of selling to strangers and the critical role it plays in testing product viability. Mark highlights the resurgence of face-to-face interactions at industry conferences and the return of wining and dining in Las Vegas, signaling a fascinating shift in business dynamics. The conversation explores the secrets of buying a startup, emphasizing the significance of strategic alignment for partners, venture capitalists, and investors.
Tune in as Julie and Mark discuss the ever-evolving challenges of entrepreneurship, drawing inspiration from seasoned business owner Mark Zuckerberg, who finds joy in both building and working with people. Don't miss this episode filled with profound lessons and real-world experiences that truly encapsulate what they don't teach you in business school.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Welcome back to "They Don't Teach This in Business School" with your award-winning host, Julie Bee!
In today’s episode, Julie has a conversations with entrepreneur and Urban Equities founder, Randy Holland sharing lessons learned from starting and running multiple businesses. He discusses his experience with burnout at his first fitness business, the importance of integrity and clear communication with employees, and advice for aspiring business owners.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Welcome back to "They Don't Teach This in Business School" with your insightful host, Julie Bee! In this episode, Julie engages in a captivating conversation with Nick Hutchinson, the brilliant mind steering the ship at BookThinkers, a groundbreaking marketing agency fostering connections between authors and readers.
Nick, also the author of "Rise of the Reader," joins Julie to delve into the transformative power of mastering reading habits and applying acquired knowledge to unlock untapped potential. Together, they explore the profound impact a well-timed book can have on an individual's life, sharing anecdotes and lessons learned along the way. Join Julie and Nick in this enlightening discussion that transcends the conventional boundaries of business talk, delving into the profound influence literature can have on our personal and professional growth.
Tune in, take notes, and let's unravel the mysteries that "They Don't Teach This in Business School."
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
In this special episode of "They Don't Teach This in Business School," our host, Julie Bee, delves deep into the world of business ownership with a remarkable guest, Steve Neelemen.
As the visionary founder and vice-chair of Health Equity, the nation's leading provider of health savings accounts, Steve's entrepreneurial journey is nothing short of inspiring. From the pivotal moments like passing the HSA law in 2003 to their triumphant IPO in 2014, he has weathered both the highs and lows of the business world. Join Julie and Steve as they candidly explore the valuable lessons learned through experience that transcend traditional business education.
With honesty and vulnerability, Steve shares how some of his greatest insights came from the challenges, like the tough decision to reduce the workforce during the 2008 economic downturn. As he aptly puts it, "They didn't teach me this in business school, and it taught me a lot."
Tune in to gain exclusive insights from a seasoned entrepreneur who's been through it all, and discover what it truly takes to succeed in the ever-evolving landscape of business ownership.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
In this episode of "They Don't Teach This in Business School" with your host, Julie Bee, we delve into the captivating world of business ownership and leadership. Our guest today is Neillie Butler, the brilliant mind behind Mariée Ami, a luxury wedding planning and execution company based in Birmingham, Alabama.
Neillie and her team orchestrate breathtaking weddings across the globe, transforming dreams into reality with meticulous attention to detail. Through this conversation, Neillie shares her insights and experiences, highlighting the importance of emotional intelligence and mentorship in her journey. She emphasizes the value of humility and grace in being both a leader and an owner, lessons that aren't often taught in business schools.
Join us as Julie and Neillie uncover the unspoken truths of the business owner's path, offering a wealth of knowledge that can only be gained through experience. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or a seasoned business owner, this episode is sure to inspire and enlighten. Stay tuned for more valuable lessons learned on the road to entrepreneurship.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Welcome back to "They Don't Teach This in Business School" with your award-winning host, Julie Bee! Today's episode is a masterclass in resilience and wisdom as Julie sits down with Peter Wasmer, the visionary CEO of Pure Coastal Technologies.
Julie dives deep into Peter's entrepreneurial journey and taps into his insights on overcoming the paralyzing fear of failure when launching a business. Peter's advice is a beacon of clarity: "Sometimes the best way to know if something's going to work is to test it out." He emphasizes the importance of embracing trial and error, acknowledging that unexpected challenges are part of the wild journey of entrepreneurship. Peter also shares the invaluable lesson of paying attention to gut instincts, as they often hold the keys to success.
As the conversation unfolds, Peter opens up about the pressing issue of burnout among business owners. He sheds light on the staggering statistic that 42% of business owners experience burnout, underlining the significance of self-care and faith in something greater than oneself. Peter's words resonate deeply: "Having faith at any level in something bigger than you goes a long way for mitigating burnout."
Tune in to this inspiring episode and discover how defining your strengths can be a transformative process on your entrepreneurial path. Don't miss this enlightening conversation that's bound to empower your journey in business ownership!
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Welcome back to another insightful episode of "They Don't Teach This in Business School" with your host, Julie Bee!
In this week's installment, Julie delves into a crucial aspect of effective communication: reducing filler words. While many communication techniques are designed for one-way interactions like speeches or podcasts, Julie offers practical advice for improving everyday conversations. Instead of solely focusing on eliminating filler words, Julie suggests practicing what to say during pauses.
She emphasizes the power of active listening—when you pause, be ready to connect the speaker's words seamlessly back to the core of your discussion. This technique not only enhances your conversational clarity but also fosters more meaningful and engaging interactions.
Tune in as Julie shares her expertise on transforming your conversations from cluttered to concise, and join us in the journey towards more effective communication!
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Welcome back to "They Don't Teach This in Business School" with your host, Julie Bee!
In this insightful episode, Julie sits down with entrepreneur and best-selling author, Johnny Sirpilla, the visionary founder behind Encourage. Encourage is not just a business; it's a philosophy that centers around the transformative power of inspiration.
Johnny shares his journey, rooted in the belief that inspiring others can create profound and enduring change in both personal and professional spheres. As Julie and Johnny delve deep into the realities of business ownership, they explore the immense pressure that comes with being responsible for not only your own life and livelihood but also the well-being of the people you lead. Johnny's candid reflections reveal the inner struggles he faces as he strives for excellence, emphasizing the fine line between self-discipline and burnout.
In this engaging conversation, He also imparts a valuable lesson for aspiring entrepreneurs: the importance of earning respect in every interaction. Join us for this thought-provoking discussion and gain invaluable insights into the world of business ownership.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Welcome to another enlightening episode of "They Don't Teach This in Business School" with your host, Julie Bee. In today's episode, Julie has the pleasure of sitting down with one of the most esteemed Strategic Advisors in the business world, Caryn Lee, the visionary founder of Narrative. Caryn's company, Narrative, is a powerhouse in the realm of organizational transformation, specializing in enhancing cultures, engaging people, and bolstering communication within companies.
If you're curious about The Big Five Assessment, email Caryn at cclee@aboutnarrative.com. You'll receive a FREE assessment + 45 minutes with Caryn Lee to review your results.
At the heart of their approach is the Big Five Assessment, which Caryn enthusiastically champions as her favorite tool. Throughout the conversation, you'll discover how Narrative utilizes a diverse range of techniques, including training, team building, coaching, and conflict resolution, to effect positive behavioral changes in the workplace. But remember, as Caryn aptly reminds us, the tools are just the beginning; it's the skillful application of knowledge that truly makes a difference.
Join Julie Bee and Caryn Lee as they delve deep into the intricacies of transforming organizations through people and culture in this thought-provoking episode.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Welcome back to another insightful episode of "They Don’t Teach This in Business School" with your host, Julie Bee! In today's episode, Julie dives deep into the world of predictive analytics and business foresight alongside our esteemed guest, Ben Johnson, the brilliant mind steering the ship at Freya Systems.
As the CEO of Freya Systems, Ben brings a wealth of experience in leveraging artificial intelligence, algorithms, and cutting-edge software to empower businesses, particularly in the aviation and utilities sectors, to foresee the unpredictable. Join Julie and Ben as they unravel the mysteries of predictive modeling through captivating real-world examples that showcase the transformative potential of harnessing data to anticipate customer behaviors, sales trends, and essential business metrics.
This candid conversation sheds light on the profound insights that can only be gained from hands-on experience in the intricate realm of predictive solutions. Whether you're a seasoned business professional or just starting your entrepreneurial journey, this episode promises to expand your horizons and uncover invaluable lessons that truly go beyond the pages of any business school curriculum.
Tune in and equip yourself with the knowledge that could reshape the trajectory of your business endeavors.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Welcome to a thought-provoking episode of "They Don’t Teach This in Business School"! With your insightful host, Julie Bee, at the helm, this podcast delves into the uncharted waters of business ownership, revealing the hidden gems of wisdom that can only be uncovered through experience.
In this installment, Julie Bee presents a captivating concept that speaks to the heart of every entrepreneur's journey: perspective. With her signature blend of candor and inspiration, she invites you to reflect on a common sensation in the business world—pushing a metaphorical boulder uphill. Drawing from her own experiences, Julie beautifully encapsulates the notion that sometimes, the path ahead becomes clearer when viewed from a distance.
By intentionally stepping back, we gain the vantage point needed to make informed decisions, shift our perspective, and chart a more strategic course.
Tune in as Julie Bee guides us through the art of gaining clarity amidst the challenges, reminding us that occasionally, a change in viewpoint is all it takes to set our business endeavors on the right track. If you've ever found yourself grappling with the weight of your own business boulder, this episode is a must-listen. Join us for a dose of insightful revelation and practical wisdom that only Julie Bee can provide.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Welcome to another enlightening episode of "They Don’t Teach This in Business School"! Hosted by the brilliant Julie Bee, this podcast pulls back the curtains on the authentic, lesser-known aspects of the entrepreneurial journey. In this installment, Julie engages in a captivating conversation with Gary Mitchell, the visionary founder of On Track Coach.
With insightful wisdom drawn from hard-won experience, Gary reveals that his greatest triumphs come from witnessing his clients flourish. He recounts a poignant tale of empowering a single mother to transition from one firm to another, a transformation that underscores the profound impact of his work.
Gary's compassionate approach and commitment to his clients shine through as he navigates the intricate terrain of career transitions. As the host of "The Law Biz" podcast, he generously shares these stories to inspire fellow lawyers to break down their own barriers and seek the help they need.
Join us as Julie Bee and Gary Mitchell explore the transformative power of mentorship, guidance, and the joy that comes from helping others succeed. This episode serves as a beacon of inspiration for all business owners and professionals aiming to make a difference in their fields. Tune in now for a dose of invaluable insight and heartwarming narratives that illuminate the path to success.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Greetings, and welcome back to another illuminating episode of "They Don’t Teach This in Business School"! Join us as our esteemed host, Julie Bee, peels back the layers of business ownership to reveal the invaluable insights that only real-world experience can provide.
In today's captivating episode, Julie Bee delves into the intricate dance between timing and opportunity. With her characteristic wisdom, she shares that the rhythm of timing is ever-present in the life of a business owner. Julie reminds us that when we're prepared and primed for an opportunity, it manifests with remarkable precision. And when circumstances seem to slow down or take an unexpected turn, there's a purpose behind it, a lesson to be learned or a path to be adjusted.
As leaders, she underscores the importance of allowing ideas and plans to marinate, recognizing that there's an opportune time for everything. Tune in to discover how the symphony of timing orchestrates our entrepreneurial journeys and guides us toward the moments of fruition and growth. Julie Bee's profound insights serve as a beacon of guidance for aspiring and seasoned business owners alike.
Don't miss out on this episode that unravels the art of synchronizing our ambitions with the universe's rhythm.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Greetings and welcome to another riveting episode of "They Don’t Teach This in Business School"! Our remarkable host, Julie Bee, once again invites us into the world of business ownership, where she uncovers the raw, unfiltered truths that lie beneath the surface.
In this episode, Julie engages in a heartfelt and candid conversation with Lynn Power, co-founder and CEO of MASAMI, a testament to resilience and innovation. Together, they explore the extraordinary challenges Lynn faced while steering her startup through the turbulent waters of a global pandemic and her personal battle with cancer. Lynn opens up about the unexpected silver linings of her cancer journey, revealing how it prompted a profound reevaluation of life's priorities.
She poignantly shares, "This year feels like my coming out year because being a bald founder, I couldn't go to trade shows. In a way, I've managed to sort of mitigate my burnout because I'm focused on larger goals. And then I have my micro goals that are like everyday stuff that keeps me busy." Join Julie and Lynn as they unravel the intertwining threads of entrepreneurship, health, and self-discovery, showcasing the resilience of the human spirit and the power of setting meaningful goals.
This episode is a beacon of inspiration for both aspiring and seasoned business owners alike. Tune in now for a dose of authenticity and wisdom that can only be gleaned from experience!
Drawing from her extensive experience, Julie enlightens us on the challenges faced by entrepreneurs when effectively communicating their vision and goals to their teams. As a bilingual expert in the language of small business teams, she shares invaluable insights and practical strategies to bridge the communication gap and foster a cohesive, high-performing team.
Tune in to this enlightening conversation as Julie Bee reveals the secrets to successful leadership and team collaboration that only true experience can teach. If you're a business owner seeking to enhance team dynamics and drive growth, this episode is a must-listen!
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Welcome to "They Don’t Teach This in Business School" with your exceptional host, Julie Bee! In this episode, Julie delves into a critical aspect of the business owner journey—the need for a bridge or translator between business owners and their key team members.
Drawing from her extensive experience, Julie enlightens us on the challenges faced by entrepreneurs when effectively communicating their vision and goals to their teams. As a bilingual expert in the language of small business teams, she shares invaluable insights and practical strategies to bridge the communication gap and foster a cohesive, high-performing team.
Tune in to this enlightening conversation as Julie Bee reveals the secrets to successful leadership and team collaboration that only true experience can teach. If you're a business owner seeking to enhance team dynamics and drive growth, this episode is a must-listen!
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Welcome to another insightful episode of "They Don’t Teach This in Business School" with your host, Julie Bee! In this exciting installment, Julie sits down with the brilliant Jonathan Fishbeck, founder, and CEO of EstateSpace, a leading real estate technology company.
Jonathan candidly shares his personal journey as a business owner, reflecting on the invaluable lessons he learned along the way—lessons that only experience can impart. Throughout the episode, he emphasizes the significance of seeking the right advice from the outset, and how delegation and letting go are vital components for long-term sustainability.
As Jonathan imparts his wisdom, he highlights the key to acceleration, patience, which has led to tremendous growth for EstateSpace in the past few months. Join us as Julie and Jonathan delve into the behind-the-scenes realities of entrepreneurship, offering valuable insights that every aspiring business owner should hear. Tune in now for a masterclass in business and entrepreneurship!
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner journey, that only experience can teach.
This week, Julie delves into a rarely discussed yet crucial topic: "Burnout After Success." As ambitious individuals, we often push ourselves to the limit to achieve greatness, but success can come at a cost – burnout. Join Julie as she explores the complexities of success burnout and shares valuable strategies to navigate this challenge.
In a world that glorifies constant hustle, Julie reminds us of the importance of recognition – acknowledging our accomplishments and giving ourselves permission to take a well-deserved break. Tune in to this episode and learn how to embrace rest and self-care as essential components of sustainable success. Don't miss this eye-opening conversation that might just change your approach to business ownership and life.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
In this week's enlightening episode of "They Don't Teach This in Business School," your host Julie Bee engages in a thought-provoking conversation with the dynamic entrepreneur and esteemed Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Communications speaker, Kim Clark. As the co-author of the Amazon number one bestseller, "The Conscious Communicator,"
Kim brings a wealth of wisdom and experience to the table. Amidst the engaging dialogue, Julie poses a crucial question to Kim: "If you were to teach a course to future business owners or aspiring entrepreneurs, what's the one thing you would want them to learn from you about business ownership?"
Tune in to uncover Kim's profound insights on conscious business practices and gain invaluable lessons that transcend traditional classroom teachings. Don't miss this empowering episode to equip yourself with the knowledge necessary to thrive as an entrepreneur in today's dynamic world of business.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Welcome to another exciting episode of "They Don't Teach This in Business School" with your host, the brilliant and award-winning Julie Bee! In this week's episode, Julie fearlessly opens up about her journey towards accomplishing her ambitious mission of assisting 1 million business owners by 2032.
As a seasoned entrepreneur and coach, Julie understands the true value of experiential learning over conventional classroom teachings, and her passion for empowering fellow business owners shines through in every word she shares. Tune in as she divulges the compelling numbers from the second quarter of 2023, offering a transparent account of her progress in reaching this monumental goal.
By measuring her success based on the number of individuals engaging with her valuable content on a daily basis, Julie exemplifies the significance of authentic connections and practical insights in the world of business ownership. So, whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just embarking on your business journey, this episode is a must-listen for anyone eager to learn and grow with Julie Bee.
Be sure to visit thejuliebee.com to discover more about Julie's coaching, content, and speaking engagements, all designed to help you save time, make money, and preserve the quality of your life as a business owner. Let's dive into this inspiring episode and join Julie in her pursuit of creating a thriving community of successful and empowered entrepreneurs!
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Welcome to another insightful episode of "They Don't Teach This in Business School" with your host, Julie Bee.
In this week's episode, Julie sits down with the esteemed Doug C. Brown, founder of CEO Sales Strategies, to delve into the realities of being an entrepreneur. As a seasoned business owner, Doug shares his favorite aspect of the entrepreneurial journey, highlighting the unparalleled sense of freedom and creativity it offers.
Moreover, Doug emphasizes a critical lesson he has learned throughout his career: the primary reason entrepreneurs fail is that they give up too soon. Doug firmly believes that, from a business perspective, sales reigns supreme. For any business starting out, client acquisition is paramount, making it crucial to focus on honing one's sales skills. He further encourages entrepreneurs to examine their inner voices, fostering personal growth as they navigate the challenges of entrepreneurship.
Tune in to this thought-provoking episode as Julie and Doug explore the multifaceted world of business ownership, unearthing invaluable lessons only experience can teach.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner journey, that only experience can teach.
Welcome to this week's episode of "They Don't Teach this in Business School" with your host, Julie Bee. In this insightful installment, Julie delves into the pervasive issue of impostor syndrome among leaders.
Impostor syndrome, characterized by self-doubt and the fear of being exposed as a fraud, can manifest in various aspects of our lives, from familial dynamics to professional environments and volunteer organizations. Julie bravely opens up about how impostor syndrome affects her personally, particularly when she considers herself a leader.
It's important to acknowledge that this phenomenon can affect anyone, even the most confident individuals, in their various roles as friends, spouses, parents, and more. Julie emphasizes the significance of recognizing impostor syndrome, remaining vigilant for its presence, and subsequently implementing the steps discussed in this episode to effectively overcome it.
Tune in to gain invaluable insights and practical strategies for triumphing over impostor syndrome as a leader.
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Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Welcome to another insightful episode of They Don't Teach This in Business School with your host, Julie Bee. In this week's episode, Julie sits down with Rod McDermott, the esteemed CEO of McDermott and Bull, to uncover the hidden realities of being a business owner. Together, they explore a pervasive challenge that plagues entrepreneurs and employees alike—burnout.
Rod McDermott, drawing from his own experiences, sheds light on the profound impact burnout had on his business. He reveals a game-changing strategy his company adopted to combat this common foe. According to Rod, nurturing a culture where rest and rejuvenation are prioritized leads to better performance and increased productivity.
Join us as we delve deep into the conversation about the importance of self-care, the lessons learned from overcoming burnout, and the transformative effects of taking a well-deserved break. Tune in to this week's episode and discover how McDermott and Bull's "use it or lose it" vacation policy can unlock untapped potential in both individuals and organizations.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner journey, that only experience can teach.
Julie always tries to make the decision that's best for the most people. This requires a level of selflessness that most of us just don't have. If you want to be the type of leader who does have influence, you must be willing to cut yourself first in order to protect your people.
As leaders, we're not only making decisions for ourselves, we're making decisions for those we lead. We have to put away the what's best for me and instead focus on what's best for we to be the kind of leaders others want to follow, to be a leader with influence and one people trust
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner journey, that only experience can teach.
This week, Julie has a conversation with Christi Scarrow, Managing Partner with Lighthouse Nine Group, a management consulting firm, with a corporate office in Toronto, focused on improving organizational performance through people.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don't Teach this in Business School is a podcast where we discuss business ownership lessons that are learned through experience, not in a classroom. Julie Bee helps business owners save time, make money, and protect their quality of life. She does that through coaching, content, and speaking engagements. If you'd like to learn more, please check out her website.
When Julie is overwhelmed and everything seems like it's on fire, she deploys a tactic she calls, “shortlist, long table”. The shortlist part of this equation is a very short list of to do items. This forces you to get better at prioritizing your time and your work.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, visit her Website or social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Every business owner needs a support network to get through tough times. There are three characteristics to consider when documenting who is in your support network. Julie has a free guide to help walk you through each of them. Download your free copy now at thejuliebee.com.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don't Teach this in Business School is a podcast where we discuss business ownership lessons that are learned through experience, not in a classroom.
Julie Bee helps business owners save time, make money, and protect their quality of life. She does that through coaching, content, and speaking engagements. If you'd like to learn more, please check out her website.
Get awesome business owner information via email each week - https://www.thejuliebee.com/bee-awesome-brief/
If you’d like to connect with Julie, visit her Website or social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don't Teach this in Business School is a podcast where we discuss business ownership lessons that are learned through experience, not in a classroom.
Today's episode is an update on our mission to help 1 million business owners by 2032. In the first quarter of 2023, we helped 10,480 business owners. How do we help them? Through content, speaking engagements and coaching.
There are a lot of ways that you can help 1 million business owners in 2032. You have a seat at the table towards this mission. If we all work together, we'll all be able to look back and say helping 1 million businesses was not nearly a big enough goal.
Julie Bee helps business owners save time, make money, and protect their quality of life. She does that through coaching, content, and speaking engagements. If you'd like to learn more, please check out her website.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, visit her Website or social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don't Teach this in Business School is a podcast where we discuss business ownership lessons that are learned through experience, not in a classroom. Today, Julie is really excited to interview Kathleen Quinn Votaw, the owner and CEO of Talent Trust.
In this week’s show, Kathleen expands on her advise to future business owners, how she first launched her consulting career and her first win as a business owner.
Julie Bee helps business owners save time, make money, and protect their quality of life. She does that through coaching, content, and speaking engagements. If you'd like to learn more, please check out her website.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, visit her Website or social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don't Teach this in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses business ownership lessons that are learned through experience, not in a classroom or seminar.
Julie Bee helps business owners save time, make money, and protect their quality of life. She does that through coaching, content, and speaking engagements. If you'd like to learn more, please check out her website.
As an entrepreneur, we will have problems and challenges to solve nearly every single day. Julie approaches almost every challenge, big or small, like a jigsaw puzzle . . . she starts with the corners
As entrepreneurs and leaders, we will face challenges and problems. Sometimes it's part of the job description of a business owner. It's our job to move the business forward. So the next time you find yourself in this position, take a deep breath and say to yourself, start with the corners.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don't Teach this in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses business ownership lessons that are learned through experience, not in a classroom or seminar.
Julie Bee helps business owners save time, make money, and protect their quality of life. She does that through coaching, content, and speaking engagements. If you'd like to learn more, please check out her website.
If you would please be an ally and leave a review or star rating on your favorite podcasting app that not only helps Julie, it helps other business owners discover this as well. Thanks in advance.
Building a brand is great, but make sure you're also building a business behind it. A lot of business owners judge their success by the number of people they have on their payroll. There's also great opportunity to embrace fractional and contract workforce.
Business owners are financially responsible for three to four entities at all times. How do you separate that, though? Have you figured out how to just draw a line at some point?
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, visit her Website or social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don't Teach this in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses business ownership lessons that are learned through experience, not in a classroom or seminar.
Julie Bee helps business owners save time, make money, and protect their quality of life. She does that through coaching, content, and speaking engagements. If you'd like to learn more, please check out her website.
If you would please be an ally and leave a review or star rating on your favorite podcasting app that not only helps Julie, it helps other business owners discover this as well. Thanks in advance.
Julie’s mission is to help 1 million business owners by 2032 achieve this success. She’ll accomplish that through content courses and coaching their teams. Here's the deal though. She need your help to lay the bricks and build the house that will hold this vision.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, visit her Website or social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don't Teach this in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses business ownership lessons that are learned through experience, not in a classroom or seminar. On this episode, Julie has a conversation with Chris Carosa, an entrepreneur and award winning journalist and speaker.
Chris kicks off the interview and shares with us how everything he learned about business, he earned by working at his grandparents pizza stand at the Erie County fair. Stay tuned for this and more lessons learned on the business owner's journey.
Julie Bee helps business owners save time, make money, and protect their quality of life. She does that through coaching, content, and speaking engagements. If you'd like to learn more, please check out her website.
We have too many tools. Sometimes it complicates work, it gets messy. Adding a new solution only works if you replace an obsolete one. You have to have a plan to phase out the old and usher in the new.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, visit her Website or social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don't Teach this in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses business ownership lessons that are learned through experience, not in a classroom or seminar.
Julie Bee helps business owners save time, make money, and protect their quality of life. She does that through coaching, content, and speaking engagements. If you'd like to learn more, please check out her website.
We have too many tools. Sometimes it complicates work, it gets messy. Adding a new solution only works if you replace an obsolete one. You have to have a plan to phase out the old and usher in the new.
Get awesome via email each week - https://www.thejuliebee.com/bee-awesome-brief/
If you’d like to connect with Julie, visit her Website or social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don't Teach this in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses business ownership lessons that are learned through experience, not in a classroom or seminar.
On today's episode, Mark Drager, founder of Phanta Media and Julie have a very deep conversation about betting on yourself and the natural ebb and flow of business ownership. Buckle up folks. This is a good one. She's Julie Bee and they don't teach this in business school.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, visit her Website or social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
Have you ever not qualified for something in business? In this episode, Julie talks about how a mindset change can help you navigate any feelings of shame or embarrassment when you don’t qualify on paper.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In this episode, Julie interviews keynote speaker and business coach, Bill Stainton. Bill is a 29-time Emmy Award-winning producer turned business owner. Bill shares his biggest mistakes in business, why thinking time is critical for business owners, and a fun story about helping Bill Nye the Science Guy get his start.
We also talk about innovating quickly and how scheduled thinking time may be the most important space for leaders to make.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
Julie firmly believes that our legacies are not defined by what WE say they are; they are defined by those we impact throughout our lifetime. After posting her thoughts on Twitter, it seemed to spark a debate! What do you think about your legacy?
Can You Define Yours?
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In this episode of They Don’t Teach This in Business School, Julie interviews Tatiana Tsoir [Saw-Yer], CPA, MBA, and author of Dream Bold, Start Smart. Over the last 17+ years, Tatiana has worked with entrepreneurs and business owners to help them manage their money, numbers, and taxes and become the boss of their bottom line.
Listen to this episode to hear about Tatiana’s 3.5-year journey of disrupting her business model and how she is better off for the disruption. Learn also about a big-win that helped Tatiana quadruple her income.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, visit her Website or social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
On today’s episode, Julie talks about her history as an underdog and how it’s been good for her business.
Julie has a few mantras she lives by, and one of them is, “Be the one they don’t see coming and the one they never forget.” Learn why this mentality is important to business owners and leaders and how to apply it to your business.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, visit her Website or social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In this episode of They Don’t Teach This in Business School, Steve Rosenberg of The GSD Group shares valuable business ownership lessons including a memorable story about a #2 pencil.
Tune in for great insights into how to work a network and ensure successful follow-up. And don't miss Rosenberg's thoughts on what the OPPOSITE of success is.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, visit her Website or social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In this episode, Julie discusses vulnerability and admitting you don’t have the answers. As business owners and leaders, the sooner we admit we don’t have an answer, the sooner the problem will be solved.
We cannot learn until we acknowledge that we do not know.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, visit her Website or social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
On today’s episode, Julie speaks with Sharai Lavoie, founder of Lavoie CPA PLLC. Sharai discusses powering through burnout, the transformation in how she defines success, and the importance of her team.
Tune in to also learn what Sharai thinks you, as a business owner, should be comfortable asking for. It's a key piece of advice!
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, visit her Website or social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In this episode, Julie shares a leadership communication tip from college football. After watching the Georgia Bulldogs beat TCU a few weeks ago in the national championship, Julie reflected on the winning head coach’s message before the game. It was a one-word mission – and they delivered. It was a masterclass in leadership communication, and Julie breaks that down in this episode.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In this episode of They Don’t Teach This in Business School, Julie interviews Emily Green founder of Grace Communications. Learn how Emily uses humor to ride the rollercoaster of business ownership and how she learned to be okay with walking away.
Emily also shares some awesomeness happening in the business community as well as what it's like being her own hype person.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, visit her Website or social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In this episode, Julie shares her word of the year for 2023 and the meaning behind it. For business owners and leaders, having a word of the year can help them stay focused on their goals and vision. Julie talks through her thought process for the word of the year gives you some background insights on past words of the year and provides a resource on her blog that outlines the three-step process.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, visit her Website or social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
On today’s episode, I talk with Debbie Peterson, President of Money Counts. Debbie reveals she has been working a succession plan for 20 years. Learn how important it is to consider this early on in your business.
For over two decades, Debbie has kept her team focused on a singular mission. Learn how she achieves that focus as well as what she would teach in business school. Don't miss this masterclass of an episode.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
We've saved the best one-liners for last! In this final installment recap of podcast episodes from 2022, learn Julie's biggest takeaways.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
Here is part two of a three-episode series where I break down my biggest takeaways from each 2022 interview. Julie has had some great guests on the show this year and she will reflect on her biggest takeaway from each.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In these final episodes of 2022, I’m starting a three-episode series where I break down my biggest takeaways from each interview I did this year for this podcast.
I’ve had some great guests on the show this year and over the next three episodes, I’ll reflect on my biggest takeaway from each. So let’s get right into these pearls of wisdom from other business owners!
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In this week’s episode of They Don’t Teach This in Business School Michelle O’Connor of O’Connor Insurance Associates speaks with Julie about constant growth mode, burnout, and core values.
Michelle started her business in 2000 and has been in growth mode ever since. Listen in to find out which core value is Michelle’s favorite and how she instills core values in her day-to-day business.
Julie and Michelle also chat about the importance of setting boundaries at work and one surprising way to prevent burnout.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
Making space to work on those big-picture, strategic initiatives is not only about time. You can make space without changing your calendar. In this episode, Julie shares ways to make space for those strategic items without having to rearrange your entire calendar.
Discover ideas around making both physical space and energy space that can facilitate that strategic work that’s often pushed aside.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In this week’s episode of They Don’t Teach This in Business School, Robb Wolf, Co-Founder of Drink LMNT chats about what gets him out of bed in the morning. The food systems regenerative agriculture space is part of his legacy, but it’s also a double-edged sword. Listen in to find out why Robb recognized it might be career suicide.
Robb also shares some personal burnout stories and what he is currently burned out talking about.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In America this week, we celebrate Thanksgiving. On today’s episode, Julie has a question for you.
What are you thankful for?
Now is the time of year when many of us reflect on the past year. The wins and losses, highs and lows. For the past two years, around this time, Julie has released a podcast episode that recounts what she's thankful for. But this year – Julie wants YOU to make that list.
So where do you begin when you’re making a gratitude list? Tune in and find out...
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Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In today’s episode, Julie shares how to clear a path that helps your key employees become leaders in your business. Business owners often ask Julie how they can help their key employees become leaders. It’s one of the most requested speaking topics she is asked to speak on.
In this episode, Julie reveals a few key elements that you can implement fairly quickly to help your key employees become leaders in your business. And remember, the term “key employee” could also mean a really important contractor or your entire leadership team.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In today’s episode, Julie speaks with Cassmer Ward, the founder of Nexagy and several other businesses, about the handcuffs that come with business ownership flexibility, finding balance in work and life, and how being of value leads to sales.
Cass is also the author of "How Much Does it Cost to Make a Donut?", an accounting book for entrepreneurs.
You don’t have to be an accountant to understand accounting. In fact, you don’t even need to like accounting. However, most aspiring business leaders, managers, and owners must have a basic foundation in accounting principles to make decisions. Instead of teaching accounting concepts with numbers, math, or debits and credits, “How Much Does It Cost To Make a Donut?” delivers accounting knowledge and bookkeeping basics for entrepreneurs in a series of relatable stories.
Find out how YOU CAN WIN an autographed copy of Cass' book by visiting our Instagram page on Tuesday, November 8th.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In this episode, Julie humbly asks you to support her vision of helping one million business owners by 2032. We need allies. We need financial support to continue producing this content. Please consider being an ally and support this vision of helping business owners. Tune in for why this is so important.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In today’s episode, Julie talks with Scott McIntosh, the founder of Cell Phone Seat. Cell Phone Seat is a Certified Veteran-Owned company. McIntosh served eight years as an Officer in the United States Navy before moving home to Nashville in 2009 to follow his passion for entrepreneurship.
Julie and Scott chat about burnout, not missing life, and the role passion plays in business. Don't miss hearing about Scott's highest-impact activity and what type of class he would teach in business school.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
Achieving goals and being successful is not the same thing. In today’s episode, Julie discusses why it’s important for business owners to distinguish between goals and success. If you do not, there’s a good chance you will never feel successful.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you are an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In today’s episode, Julie talks with Brandon Crumpton, President of Key Signature Entertainment, about how looking in the mirror will often solve a lot of business problems and how sometimes being too transparent hurts your business.
They also chat about a lesson Brandon learned about being too transparent with his employees, team, and clients, and how that’s been a hard lesson to learn.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
Are you a business owner with a great team, but you feel busier and more overwhelmed than ever? In this episode, Julie shares the three reasons this may be true for you, how to address them, and why it might be time to call in leadership backup.
Check out Julie’s key employee coaching program to get that leadership backup.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In today’s episode, Julie talks with Jim Young, Men's Burnout and Leadership Coach at The Centered Coach. They discuss burnout for business owners and how expansive intimacy can help. Jim also shares how his marriage was a victim of his career, and how he’s helping others avoid that same path.
Don’t miss the discussion about The Wheel of Life and learn how to get your hands on Jim’s new book, Expansive Intimacy: How “Tough Guys” Defeat Burnout.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
Saying no to something or someone is rarely as straightforward as leaders and business owners would like. Whether it’s something you want to say yes to but cannot, or if you’re saying no to someone who makes you feel guilty for saying no – it isn’t easy. In this episode, Julie shares four scenarios when saying no is a challenge and offers a few ways to say no in each scenario.
Be sure to download the 30 Ways to Say No guide which offers several options for when leaders and business owners need or want to say no, but struggle to do so.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. In each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In this episode of They Don’t Teach This in Business School, Julie interviews Mercedes Austin founder of Mercury Mosaics and the artist at Mercedes Austin Art. Going strong for over 20 years, Mercedes has been making handmade tile in Minneapolis and recently expanded a sister location in Wadena, Minnesota.
During this episode Mercedes and Julie discuss transparent leadership and the importance of connecting with a community of entrepreneurs.
Connect with Mercedes Austin at the links below:
www.MercedesAustinArt.com
Instagram @MercedesAustinArt
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
Over the past few years, Julie has been asked more than once, how she began her podcasting journey. Well, it’s a two-part story that teaches us three lessons:
- Be open to ideas and support from others
- Let your experts be experts
- Trust your gut
Now that we’ve shared with you the three lessons, take a listen to this week’s episode to hear the fun story that led Julie down her award-winning podcast journey.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In today's episode, shares how a catch phrase has had a significant impact on her business, helping her land a book deal! This year was indeed a year of transition in Julie’s business. She had several big risks to take and made the decision to swing for the fence. The sports euphemism applies to the business world as well. You’re simply not going to hit a home run unless you swing for the fence.
Julie shares two examples of her swinging for the fence this year. She struck out once and hit a grand slam in the 9th inning on the next. This week, Julie encourages you to take the shots. Swing the bat go for the gold. The worst-case scenario is that you learn a lesson.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
In this week’s show, Julie went straight to the source for what they do (and of course) don’t teach in business school. She’s joined by the Dean of Wingate University’s, Porter B. Byrum School of Business, Dr. Sergio Castello, Ph.D.
During the episode and conversation, Dr. Castello and Julie talk about the daily life of a business school student, how a business school’s curriculum can have an impact on a student’s future career as an entrepreneur, and, the one thing he’d like to see incorporated in education that would really help future business owners.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
Before we get into the meat of this week’s episode, Julie has awesome news to share with you and she hopes you share in her excitement.
As business owners, we’re pretty at getting ourselves back to square, back to level. Regulating ourselves, showing resilience, and reprioritizing our work after experiencing decision fatigue. However, occasionally we can get stuck in those times and, we need something, or someone to help us get right side up. Julie has someone on her team who fits the role perfectly and she’s sharing who it is and how they help her in this week’s show.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
Heads up . . . go ahead and take out your legal pad and #2 pencil, your iPad, or whatever method you use to take notes because late in the episode, you’ll hear Julie confess to taking NINE PAGES of notes during this week’s show!
Today, Julie has an awesomely inspiring conversation with Trish Saemann, Co-Founder of search engine marketing agency, GoBeyond SEO. During this installment, Julie and Trish share with one another how they define flexibility and success and, how Trish has learned to trust in her gut instinct.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 14+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
Over the past several months, you’ve been traveling with Julie on her journey to redefine her core values and she’s super excited to be reaching her destination and she these values with you.
Throughout this episode, Julie reminds you how and why it’s important to have a set of core values and, how equally important it is to revisit them periodically. She talks about her previous set, mentions a few that have dropped off the list, and announces her new, updated list of core values and why she chose them.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner's journey, that only experience can teach.
During this week’s episode, Julie sits down for a one-on-one conversation with Jenny Moates, founder of Moving Ideas, a lean, strategic marketing, and graphic design agency, focused on brand communications.
Jenny has a unique title in the organization, Chief Possibilities Officer and her business partner fills the role of Chief Reality Officer, and they essentially keep each other in check on the regular. Jenny can sometimes be in the clouds and her partner is very much rooted in reality, which makes them a good combination for each other.
During their conversation, Jenny shares with Julie her proudest moment as a business owner and it involves losing a client. You’ll certainly want to listen throughout the episode for the details.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
Early on in Julie’s business career, she would pretend she had all the answers, even if she didn't. That was neither confidence nor courage. That was arrogance and it bit her in the behind enough times for her to learn the subtle art of being able to say, “I don't know”. Listen in to learn how Julie found confidence in herself and earned the confidence of others.
In this week’s episode, Julie continues to share her personal journey with you and explain the delicate balance of both confidence, and humility. This is one more critical item business owners and entrepreneurs learn that only experience can teach.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner journey, that only experience can teach and this week, Julie has a conversation with William McKee, Founder and a Managing Partner at Knowmad Digital Marketing. William founded Knowmad to pursue his passion of helping clients to use the web and digital technologies more effectively. In today’s business climate, digital marketing is it is constantly changing and it's always about figuring out what that next space is to move into or how to go about moving into that space. William’s primary role at Knowmad is around sales and ensuring that they’re bringing in the revenue to support the ever-growing team and evolving team.
One of the most important items William would recommend business schools teach their students is how important it is for leaders to groom and mold employees to be the best of their ability.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner's journey, that only experience can teach.
As Julie and the rest of the United States celebrates Independence Day, she takes a moment to reflect on the freedoms our country offers and some of those specifically for business owners. Freedom as a business owner doesn’t always mean you get to work where and whenever you want to but, it does require an equally high level of discretion and discernment in the choices you make each day.
In this week’s episode, Julie invests a few minutes with you to reflect on that discretion and discernment, as well as the hard work, determination, and resilience it takes each day as a business owner, and that is something you likely aren’t taught in business school.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner’s journey, that only experience can teach.
One thing Julie learned in business school is the importance of protecting your intellectual property and proprietary knowledge and systems. There's a flip side to that though, that she didn't learn; the importance of talking with your competitors and industry peers.
In this week’s episode, Julie helps you learn the value and benefits of mutual sharing of knowledge and insights. Undeniably, it's important to protect your secret recipe for success and this is a skill that she learned over time however, communication with competitors and peers can help you quickly determine if what you're experiencing in business is similar to what others in your industry are experiencing.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner's journey, that only experience can teach.
Over the past few months, Julie has done quite a bit of work on her core values. She realized they had changed, but she wasn’t sure what they were anymore. Julie had some ideas, but she knew it was time for her to go into the process of redefining them.
In a few past episodes, Julie started taking you through the process of redefining her core values and you can get caught up by listening to these two installments:
- Back to the Start: Self-Leadership
- Core Values – First Draft is Done
In this, the third part of the series, Julie talks about simply asking for help from colleagues, friends and peers. Send them the list and ask for feedback. Make sure to listen throughout the episode for a deeper dive and more details as you travel along with Julie on her process of redefining her core values.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner journey, that only experience can teach.
As an award-winning, published author, Angie Stegall helps business owners and entrepreneurs find their way through the struggles and chaos of corporate life. Angie earned a BA in Organizational Communications from the Queens University of Charlotte. She’s a Martha Beck Certified Wayfinder Life Coach and incorporates nature-based coaching into her work with clients.
During her conversation with Julie, Angie talks about a life-changing sabbatical, listening to the whisper telling her she had to do something different. She also shares with Julie what happens if you ignore the whisper.
Angie also shares the one thing students should learn in business school to help navigate the waters of business leadership and how she defines success.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner's journey, that only experience can teach.
As a proud, gay woman, Pride Month is a special time of year for Julie and a way of celebrating, in this episode, she shares her thoughts on people and organizations saying they support diversity and inclusion, but . . .
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner's journey, that only experience can teach.
Julie was recently interviewed by FastCompany.com about being supportive as leaders and employees return to the office. In this episode, she discusses the topic from a broader sense and offers you, from a business owner’s perspective. What network of people do you need to build to feel support? From mentors, peers, and individuals you’re guiding, Julie discusses the importance of having an intentional mix of people in your network to offer various levels of support.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you’re searching for an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner's journey, that only experience can teach. This week, Julie has a conversation with the founder and owner of G3L Leadership, Frank Schwartz. Frank gets vulnerable and shares a very personal burnout story. On the outside, looked like he was killing it. But for about 18 months he was ritualistically driving his truck out to a desolate field to cry or scream. He was the kind of tired that sleep can’t fix.
Learn how Frank’s team helped pull him out of this dark space and how they help him define success today.
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If you’d like to connect with Julie, she’s available on the Web and on most social media platforms like LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you’re searching for an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award-winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner journey, that only experience can teach. In a recent episode, Julie shared with you that going back to the start is a hard pill to swallow, but sometimes it is what’s necessary to get back onto the right path. She talked about her experiences that led her back to the start of self-leadership. After some tumultuous times in business and then in her personal life, Julie realized she needed to get back on the self-leadership track, and that starts with core values.
About eight months ago, Julie realized her personal core values had changed because she was making decisions that felt very out of alignment for her. She wasn't sure what her new core values were. She had some ideas, but she knew it was time to go into her process of redefining.
In this week’s episode, Julie is updating you all on her journey of redefining her core values. She’s currently on the step where she takes all the challenging work she’s done up to this point and create her initial list of personal core values.
Listen carefully as Julie takes you through three quick steps she recently took in case you’d like to go through the same process.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you’re searching for an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
They Don’t Teach This in Business School is a podcast where our award winning host, Julie Bee discusses the behind-the-scenes realities of being a business owner. As a part of each episode, she talks about lessons learned on the business owner journey, that only experience can teach.
In this installment, Julie has a conversation with Meghan Lynch, CEO of Six Point Creative, an organization formed by brand strategists who are fluent in business strategy as well as marketing strategy and project managers who understand the importance of speed, flexibility, and creative problem-solving.
During her journey, Meghan went from working for FedEx to working for Family Businesses because her core values aligned with community, culture, legacy, people. She knew she had reached burnout point – when she wasn’t able to delegate, had created a culture of not feeling safe and was in what Julie summarizes as, “MICROMANAGED MISERY”.
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Quite often, business owners get caught up between urgent and important items. Some even have difficulty distinguishing between the two.
In this episode of They Don’t Teach This in Business School, Julie offers a few questions that will help guide you along. She’ll ask you to give thought to why you’re always the one putting out fires and encourages you into reviewing your standard operating procedures to see if they’re the root cause.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you’re searching for an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
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Welcome to the “They Don’t Teach This in Business School” podcast, a show about lessons learned on the business owner's journey, that only experience can teach.
In this episode, Julie interviews Travis Rosbach, the founder of Hydro Flask and the Tumalo Group. The Hydro Flask water bottle (Travis’ brainchild) is a double-wall vacuum insulated bottle that replaces single-use plastic. Now a household name, the brand’s rally cry continues to encourage people to make a difference for the planet.
During their conversation, you’ll hear Julie and Travis discuss the way business owners and entrepreneurs struggle with getting items “off their plate”, and how to keep them off. Travis also shares with us the importance of working on high-impact opportunities and ways of getting past your distractors.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you’re searching for an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Welcome to the “They Don’t Teach This in Business School” podcast, a show about lessons learned on the business owner's journey, that only experience can teach. In this installment, Julie admits that in business school, yes, you likely learned all about how to create an organizational chart however, its experiences along your journey that teach you how to talk to and work with the people who fill those spaces and those organization charts.
She shares four unique and insightful tools to help business owners communicate and talk with everyone on their org chart. Business schools teach how to put an org chart together, but communicating and working with the individuals on it, that’s something that's really learned through experience.
A few weeks ago, Julie published an episode about self-leadership and going back to the start. She mentions it at the beginning of this episode and invites you to check it out here.
The Braving Burnout Business Program for Women Business Owners is designed to systematically address the people, process, or personal stress that is causing your burnout. This program was designed to not add fuel to your burnout fire. You’re already busy, but you deserve to invest in yourself this way. Ladies, if you are ready to be brave and you’re ready to take the reins of burnout and overcome it – and we’re going to work through it together. Complete details and registration information for the Braving Burnout Program is available at thejuliebee.com.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you’re searching for an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Welcome to the “They Don’t Teach This in Business School” podcast, a show about lessons learned on the business owner's journey, that only experience can teach.
Our host Julie Bee has set forth on a self-leadership journey and she’s going back to the very beginning. In this episode of They Don’t Teach This in Business School, she shares with you the very first step on her path and it’s all about rediscovering and redefining her core values.
A few weeks ago, Julie published an episode about self-leadership and going back to the start. She mentions it at the beginning of this episode and invites you to check it out here.
The Braving Burnout Business Program for Women Business Owners is designed to systematically address the people, process, or personal stress that is causing your burnout. This program was designed to not add fuel to your burnout fire. You’re already busy, but you deserve to invest in yourself this way. Ladies, if you are ready to be brave and you’re ready to take the reins of burnout and overcome it – apply today. Complete details for the Braving Burnout Program is available at thejuliebee.com.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you’re searching for an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Battling burnout is definitely something Julie Bee was not taught in business school and it’s not likely something you were taught either. In this episode of They Don’t Teach This in Business School, Julie shares how easy it is for business owners to blame themselves for the burnout when it's usually not their fault. She delivers thought provoking ideas and flips the script on some things that can help make business owners healthier, happier, and more successful.
The Braving Burnout Business Program for Women Business Owners is designed to systematically address the people, process, or personal stress that is causing your burnout. This program was designed to not add fuel to your burnout fire. You’re already busy, but you deserve to invest in yourself this way. Ladies, if you are ready to be brave and you’re ready to take the reins of burnout and overcome it – and we’re going to work through it together. Complete details and registration information for the Braving Burnout Program is available at thejuliebee.com.
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Something they don’t teach in business school is how to break up with a client. Every business owner eventually faces this challenge. They have a client that is no longer a good fit for many possible reasons. So how does one break up with a client? In this episode, Julie shares the process for how to break up with a client you want to maintain a relationship with, and how to do so for clients you never want to talk to again. Many, many thanks to the Braving Burnout program for supporting our podcast. This 3-month program will help you bust through the stress and overwhelm of business ownership, without taking a vacation. The program starts in May – click here for more details or to sign up.
Key Takeaways:
- It’s okay to break up with a client . . . as long as it’s done correctly.
- There are times when an existing client no longer matches you new business model then, there are times when a customer simply isn’t profitable.
- Maybe you no longer offer the product or service that the client was buying
- Communication is key when terminating the business relationship.
- Offer other options or referrals for the client. Give them somewhere else to go
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Julie has spoken to countless organizations for 13+ years on topics including leadership, management, employee engagement and morale, workplace culture, small business ownership, and entrepreneurship. If you an engaging, relatable, and inspiring speaker for your next event, book Julie to speak to your group.
Production services for They Don’t Teach This in Business School are provided by Downtown Podcasting. To start a conversation on how you can have a podcast, simply send an email to info@downtownpodcasting.com.
Every business owner has heard the saying, “Right people, in the right seats, on the right bus.” We know what that means, but does your staff? In this episode, Julie shares several key points to the importance of this thought. She also shares the crucial distinction between what makes business owners happy versus what makes employees and staff happy. Get weekly leadership tips and insights via email– sign up here: https://www.thejuliebee.com/resources/
Show Transcript
Hey there, this is Julie Bee, and you’re listening to They Don’t Teach THIS in Business School. Today I’m going to share something that they don’t teach in business school about business ownership, but every business owner eventually this truth.
The right people, in the right seats, on the right bus make all the difference.
My first exposure to this idea came from the book, EMyth, by Michael Gerber, and I’ve read similar concepts in many other books about leadership, teams, management, and people. The premise is to make everything move along nicely in your business, you have to have the right people, doing the right jobs (their seats), for the right company or department (their bus).
I know business school teaches management, but I don’t know if they get into the weeds like this topic. But let me backup a bit first, because what I think a lot of new business owners don’t appreciate is how freaking hard it is to have all 3 of those things line up – and then to maintain that over time.
At one point, I had maybe 3 of 5 people that checked all the boxes. Today, I have zero checking all the boxes – and I’m working on it. I either have the right person, wrong seat, or right person, wrong bus. I guess at least I have the right person – that’s a big part of the battle. But there are several lessons to learn here, so let’s jump in.
First and foremost – it is tough to find the right person. Forget right seat, right bus for a minute. I firmly believe that the first fit for any potential new hire is culture and core values. In most cases, an individual can be taught skills. But culture and values fit are characterstics a new person either has or doesn’t. So for me, right person has always been about culture and core values fit first. Over the years, I’ve developed ways to screen for this, but it took a while – I definitely made some mistakes. And I realize this is just my opinion – if you value skills first, then your “right person” would need to screened for skills. The bottom line here is, you have to define what “right person” means to you and your company, based on your priorities. So first, you have to define your priorities, then define “right person”, then figure out a way to screen them.
And even when you have all of that it is still very challenging to find that right person.
Hey, this is Julie Bee, and you’re listening to They Don’t Teach This in Business School. I’m discussing the importance of right person, right seat, right bus, originally from The EMyth book. It’s something that most business owners (including myself) learn the hard way. We just discussed the right person, but the right seat – or job role for that person – is really important for your workplace.
When it comes to the right seat, what I’ve learned with experience is that while the right person is what makes me happy as a business owner, it’s the right seat on the right bus that make the employee happy. That is something to remember – you might really like the person you’ve interviewed, but if you don’t have the right seat FOR THEM, or if your company isn’t the right bus FOR THEM – they won’t be happy. Over time, they’ll become the wrong person.
Those job seats and buses can also change for your employees over time, so you always have to be aware that something might shift for them during their employment. This is where coaching, regular check-ins, and getting their opinions on strategic-level ideas can help YOU know where they stand. It can help you sense discomfort or unease and have open communications about it.
And if you have a key employee who you feel is starting to need a new seat or new bus – move heaven and earth to make it happen. There is no dollar value I can put on the peace of mind my key employee give me – and almost every business owner will tell you the same thing about their key employee. So why not do everything you can to make it work for them? It has to work for you, of course – but if they’re still the right person, try to make it work if that key employee needs a new role or new department (or even a new business) to work on.
And finally the thing I want to really ask of you, business owners – to really go deeper into to this topic - is this. Are you the right person, in the right seat, on the right bus? That’s a question I think all business owners need to ask themselves once a year. Most business owners, myself included, do some work they really should outsource or delegate, but beyond that – are you the right person with the skills and culture fit? Are you in the right seat? Are you in the right business? Because if any of these are out of alignment for you, your business and the people who work there will feel the negative impact that misalignment can have.
So back to what I said earlier in this episode about how I currently having zero people in the right seats, on the right bus – that includes me. I do have the right people, but that’s it right now. I’m making some major transitions in my main business to make sure I get back in the right seat on that bus. But I’ve also started other buses, and I’ve moved my key employee to a different bus that was the right move for me, but more importantly, it was the right move for her.
At the end of the day, you and I are on this business ownership journey together. We’re not always going to be spot on with our decisions, but what I try to strive for is better, not perfect. Making improvements along the way. I think when it comes to right person-right seat-right bus – this whole idea – that’s the best you can do. It’s a difficult concept to teach in business school (or elsewhere) and experience is how we learn it.
Thanks for listening to They Don’t Teach This in Business School. I’m Julie Bee, and I really appreciate your support. If you have a lesson you’ve learned through experience in business ownership that you wish you’d been taught before starting your business, reach out – I’d love to hear about it! And stay tuned because I’ll be back soon with another episode of They Don’t Teach This in Business School!
Going back to the start is a hard pill to swallow, but sometimes it is what’s necessary to get back onto the right path. In this episode, Julie shares her experiences that led her back to the start of self-leadership. After some tumultuous times in business and then in her personal life, Julie realized she needed to get back on the self-leadership track, and that starts with core values. Over the next several months, Julie will share her self-leadership journey with you. Get weekly leadership tips and insights via email– sign up here: https://www.thejuliebee.com/resources/
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Hey there, you’re listening to They Don’t Teach This in Business School, a podcast about lessons learned on the business owner journey that only experience can teach. I’m Julie Bee, and I’m really glad you’re here today with me.
It’s been a while - and I’m glad to be back in the podcast studio!
Today I’m going to share what led up to a big realization I had a few months ago about going back to the start. I feel like that Coldplay song, The Scientist, should play right here…, “Nobody said it was easy, no one ever said it would be this hard – oh take me back to the start.”
That start for me is self-leadership, and this is definitely not something they teach in business school. It’s kind of learned along the way that you have to lead yourself first before you can lead other people well. Over the next several months, I’m going to share the steps of my journey to going back to self-leadership with you, through this podcast.
But first, how did I get here? How did I figure out that I needed to go back to the start of self-leadership?
Last fall and winter, my company went through some major changes in personnel. Not only did personnel change, but the direction of the company also changed. At some point I realized that the mission and vision of the company needed to change. All the while I had finally found my passion – which wasn’t my existing business – and all I wanted to do was work on that new passion, which is turning into a new business.
Then, due to some unforeseen situations, I got really sick. I wasn’t sleeping well. I was stressed about things going on in my personal life. And everything – EVERYHTHING – from work to my marriage to my relationships with others – they just felt off kilter.
If there was ever a time I wanted to burn it all to the ground and walk away, that was the time.
But in January, I started a mastermind group program. After a few meetings, I had a major realization – my PERSONAL core values had changed. Those core values are at the center of my business, so the core values at work weren’t quite right. IF you’ve heard me talk before, you know how big of a believer I am about values-aligned decisions.
I realized that a lot of decisions I’d made in 2021 weren’t in line with my current core values – they were in line with old ones. And probably the biggest realization of all was that the industry I’m currently working in – marketing – doesn’t align with at least one of my core values.
Hey, you’re listening to They Don’t Teach This in Business School, I’m Julie Bee, and I was just sharing something that I definitely didn’t learn in business school – self-leadership and core values.
I mentioned that my core values have changed, but the thing is, I don’t really know what they are yet. I have a feeling about a few – I think abundance is one of the new ones. There’s also one that I know is sticking around – loyalty. I doubt that one will ever change for me.
But right now, I’m on this self-leadership journey because somewhere along the way, I feel like the wheels fell off and I need to get back to steady. And I know, without a doubt, that the first step in self-leadership is to dig in and identify, or maybe rediscover is a better word, my personal core values.
Over the next few months, I’m going to walk through some self-leadership steps and share that journey with you, through this podcast. I’ll share my new list of core values when they are done, and I’ll share the process I used to get there.
Self-leadership is hard for business owners and entrepreneurs because we often don’t have someone looking over our shoulders to tell us that we’re off track from our values. Let’s be honest, that’s kind of why we’re business owners – so we don’t have someone looking over our shoulders. But sometimes it’s nice to have that kind of support. And because we aren’t usually taught a self-leadership process, we have to feel our way through it and figure it out as we go.
Self-leadership is a necessary skill for business owners to have, because you have to lead yourself first. If a business owner cannot lead themselves, they’ll have a really hard time leading their teams. I’m looking forward to digging into this topic and the steps I go through to make sure I’m leading myself in a values-aligned way, and I know I’ll learn a lot along the way. As I share this journey with you, I hope you learn a thing or two as well.
So stay tuned to They Don’t Teach This in Business School because we have some great episodes coming up. Interviews with other business owners, addressing people and process issues, and my own self-leadership journey are just the beginning. I’m Julie Bee, thank you so much for listening, and I’ll be back soon with another episode.
From award-winning podcaster Julie Bee, this podcast is all about entrepreneurial leadership and the ups and downs of being a business owner. Starting a business is hard – managing and growing one is even harder. On the They Don’t Teach This In Business School podcast, Julie shares her personal insights on entrepreneurship, management, leadership, and having a thriving culture based on her 15+ years of entrepreneurial experience. Along with Julie’s personal insights, she also interviews other business owners and entrepreneurs to gain deeper insights into what it takes to be a business owner.
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[00:00:00] Hey there, you're listening to the very first episode of they don't teach this in business school. I'm Julie Bee and I'm really glad you're here. If I'm a new voice to you. Welcome. And if you've listened to some of my other podcasts, welcome back. So, what is this podcast all about? Well, the answer is in this podcast, I'm going to share insights on what isn't taught in business school, but should be, about being an entrepreneurial leader.
I'll also do the occasional interview with other business owners, as they share their own insights about what they wish they had known or been taught about being a leader in growing a business. You may wonder what makes me qualified to talk about these topics. And here's just a small part of my background.
I've [00:01:00] been a business owner for over 15 years, I've gone through all the ups and downs you can imagine, and then some. As an entrepreneurial leader of teams and people, I've also had my fair share of people challenges.
I've also been to business school. Yes. I have that too. Before starting a business, I graduated from business school with a bachelor's degree and a master's degree. Today, I'm often hired to speak to students at business colleges.
And I know that some of the things they need to know about business ownership and leadership are not taught to them. Now, I'm not blaming the business schools for the fact that they don't teach some of these things. Some things cannot be taught in a class. Experience is usually the best teacher. And that's so very true in business ownership.
My goal with this podcast is to help people, no matter where they are on their business leadership journey, by hearing some lessons, I wish someone had [00:02:00] taught me before I made the mistakes that I've made in business. And because I value the opinion and insights of others, I'm going to invite other seasoned entrepreneur to come on the show and discuss some of their own learnings, as well.
As we walked down this path, we'll have some great realizations about things that aren't taught in business school. And with any luck, the content will help you avoid some mistakes that other entrepreneurs and business leaders, myself included, have made.
So thank you for listening to they don't teach this in business school. I hope you find the lessons and discussions super helpful in your own business leadership journey.