#150 – A $200k Gamble
Show notes from Episode #150 of the Sweaty Startup Podcast. Nick didn’t sleep a wink last night. He’s hoping that within a couple hours he’ll
#149 – Fighting to save the company
Show notes from Episode #149 of the Sweaty Startup Podcast. The whole team is fighting to save Storage Squad. Today was not a good day.
CALL TO ACTION – #148 – My world is upside down
Show notes from Episode #148 of the Sweaty Startup Podcast. Harvard announced they would be closing dorms and evacuating students before their spring break due
#147 – Businesses I Love #4 – Coronavirus Opportunities
Show notes from Episode #147 of the Sweaty Startup Podcast. Continuing with the Businesses I Love series, Nick talks about the opportunites created by the
#146 – The 80/20 principle and how to find your most profitable work
Show notes from Episode #146 of the Sweaty Startup Podcast. What is your wheelhouse? What work are you doing that is driving growth and profitability
#145: Make 2020 your best year ever – get uncomfortable
Show notes from Episode #145 of the Sweaty Startup Podcast. The beginning of each year is an ideal time to start setting goals for yourself
#144: Building a website and getting found online with Adam Grim from Sparrow Websites
Show notes from Episode #144 of the Sweaty Startup Podcast. In business and in life, small habits build success, and one of the most important
#143: How to be super productive – the time management rule
Show notes from Episode #143 of the Sweaty Startup Podcast. In business and in life, small habits build success, and one of the most important
#140 Offseason to-do list #2 – employee training videos
Show notes from Episode #140 of the Sweaty Startup Podcast. As we kick off the second episode on off-season priorities and ways to set your
#142 – How to build a web development agency – Adam Grim from Sparrow Websites
Show notes from Episode #142 of the Sweaty Startup Podcast. Adam Grim took over Sparrow Websites with four kids, two months of cash reserves, one
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I started the Sweaty Startup in December of 2018 because I believe the Shark Tank and Tech Crunch culture is ruining the real spirit of low-risk entrepreneurship.
