Entrepreneur Network Podcast

Today we’re sharing a conversation with Evan Goldberg, the founder and EVP of Oracle Netsuite. As a founder of a company that’s grown over 25 years and now makes billions of dollars per year, there’s a lot we can learn from him.   In this episode, you’ll hear: 3:38 – The first mover advantage 4:34 – The advantages of building a company during the internet age 6:25 – How to maintain a collaborative team culture when you’re scaling 9:46 – How to troubleshoot when you’re struggling to grow 13:10 – Using AI to synthesize data patterns 16:15 – What Evan wishes he’d learned earlier 17:45 – Closing thoughts

Are you ready to adapt quickly? Billionaire tech investor Thomas Tull says you should be—because these days, there’s no other choice. Entrepreneur’s 45th annual Franchise 500® ranking shines a light on the unique challenges and changes that have shaped the franchise industry over the last year—and how franchisors have adapted and evolved to meet them. See the list here:

In the fast-paced world of entrepreneurship, success often hinges on the ability to build a community, tell a compelling story, and create unique experiences that resonate with customers. , a seasoned entrepreneur, has mastered these skills across various industries, leaving a trail of valuable lessons in his wake.  Travis's journey began in the e-commerce space, where he quickly realized the importance of connecting with customers on a deeper level. He understood that building a community around his brand was crucial for long-term success. By fostering a sense of belonging and shared values, Travis was able to create a loyal customer base that extended beyond mere transactions.

Step into the world of Amy Porterfield, a New York Times Bestselling author, to uncover her career journey, entrepreneurship wisdom, and apprehensions about AI. Learn about the shifting dynamics of branding, and brace for a technologically advanced business era. 0:03:34 | Encouraging people to start their own businesses 0:04:22 | Discussing the courage to give two weeks notice 0:09:39 | Acknowledging impact on females in the industry 0:10:58 | Sharing a story about inspiring others to achieve success 0:11:18 | Offering advice to younger generations overwhelmed by social media 0:21:22 | Concerns about AI replacing human creativity 0:23:46 | Amy fears that AI will replace human interaction in the future 0:35:05 | Amy's concern is that AI-generated content may imitate her voice 0:33:09 | There may be a need for economic compensation for AI training 0:42:19 | Transitioning from a personal brand to a company brand  

On dating apps, Derek Alldred seemed like the perfect match. A decorated veteran or sometimes surgeon with a heart of gold and a healthy bank account. But what his many victims didn’t realize is that he was a prolific con artist, tapping into their credit cards and retirement accounts to finance his lavish lifestyle. The scam lasted for years until a few persistent women brought him down.

The path between the entrepreneurial spark and finding that first great business opportunity was long and winding for Oakwell Beer Spa owners Jessica French and Damien Zouaoui. In fact, it was 14 months long and 25 countries winding. After trying out experiences across the globe, they settled on their business concept — a beer spa — and have been brewing plans to expand the business since day one. Yelp user Jessica shares her experience at the business, and what made it so review worthy. Theme Music by and

We’re mixing things up a little bit for this episode: This time, *Terry* is being interviwed by Pat Flynn on the SPI Podcast. Topics covered: What a personal philosophy is and the impact it can have, balancing life as a busy entrepreneur and a dad, and goals for the future.

For restaurateur Lien Ta, events are not just a way to make more money. Hosting unique gatherings (like the Food Trivia Night) at her establishments is a creative outlet, a catalyst for joy, and yet another way that her All Day Baby restaurant cultivates its loyal fanbase. Listen now to learn about hosting successful events at your business, empowering women in the food and beverage industry, and social media storytelling. Sponsor: Toast: All-In-1 Restaurant System —

This week, podcast host and content strategist Krystal Proffitt coaches *Terry* through an upcoming podcast launch, including: How to pick a winning topic, what you need to think about before planning a launch, and how to build podcast systems that fit your life.

T.J. Colaiezzi is the Founder and CEO of Life Brand, a company that helps people build a strong personal brand using social media. The idea of people sharing their lives online is here to stay, but Life Brand provides educational resources on how to strategically use social media to brand yourself, as well as what not to do. Social media is the first thing that employers and potential business partners look at to get a sense of who you are as a person, so it's important to have a positive and strong online presence. Life Brand has developed an AI-powered tool that can dig up and remove any harmful content that may affect your personal brand.  T.J. talks about their company's progress and AI technology. They work with various clients, from small businesses to individuals. They are excited to be the presenting sponsor of an upcoming summit and give attendees free access to their technology for a year. Their service is affordable and offers a free social media check. The cost to clean up social media is $59.95 or $119 annually. They stress the importance of maintaining a positive online brand and how their service can help people achieve that. Visit lto invest in “your” brand.  Amelia Wilcox is the Founder and CEO of Nivati, an employee mental health and well-being platform for everyone. Her business, which previously offered corporate massages to promote employee well-being, was facing closure due to the pandemic in 2020. However, instead of allowing her business to disappear, Amelia took a different approach. She discovered that employees had real problems that required real solutions, which she needed to be equipped to handle alone. This realization led her to transform her corporate massage platform into an all-around mental health and well-being platform for everyone. During this period, Amelia also noticed her oldest daughter struggling with her mental health. As she embarked on a journey to find her daughter the help she needed, Amelia gathered the resources for a holistic approach to mental health. This approach supports people at every stage of their mental health journey, from corporate massages to various forms of therapy. Amelia encapsulated her success into three main points for entrepreneurial listeners. Firstly, she advises improving leadership skills and delegation to scale the company. Secondly, she emphasizes the importance of mentors and networking, believing that having mentors who are experts in their field is crucial for success. Lastly, Amelia talks about the significance of focus. Although it can be difficult to say no to good opportunities, the real power and ability to grow come from the painful focus and the ability to say no. [00:00:00] Social Media Is Here To Stay [00:06:02] You Are Your Brand [00:12:29] Corporate Massages [00:19:19] Just One More Business [00:28:03] Everyone's Platform [00:36:07] Encapsulating Her Success