Entrepreneurship is part planning and part throwing everything at the wall to see what sticks. But once something does stick, how do you repeat it? That’s where processes come into play. We’re joined today with Bridgett’s husband, Marcus, a lover of all things process, for a conversation about utilizing processes and systems to successfully operate a business from the ground up.

We’re back for Season 2!  As you can see, we took a summer break! We love podcasting and we don’t want to get burned out, a feeling we know all too well. So today, we’ll be discussing burnout as entrepreneurs and sticking around for the long game. 

Lauren & Bridgett discuss their favorite moments and episodes from Season 1 of Entrepreneurs in Progress.

As entrepreneurs, one of the most challenging tasks is figuring out pricing. How do you place the proper value on your product or service that will generate high revenue and net you profit? In this episode, we’re drilling in our pricing and our strategies and all of the internal and external factors that affect pricing. 

We are welcoming our very first guest to join us for today’s episode. We are so excited to introduce Thomas Barr, Vice President of Business Development for Local First Arizona, a non-profit organization dedicated to community and economic development throughout Arizona. He’s joining us for a very important conversation around progressive business trends that have emerged and ways we can continue to do business, for good. 

Transparency is often thought of as a form of currency - it buys you trust, loyalty and stronger relationships. It can also yield higher revenues, reduce attrition and build company culture. So in the art of being transparent, we’re sharing our thoughts on this form of currency, our philosophies and how we’ve implemented best practices around being honest, sometimes to a fault.

We’re wrapping up a three part series about money and finances.  In this episode, we loosely tie up this conversation  and discuss the art of transparency, budgeting and defining our financial goals. 

In part two of this money series,  we’re chatting more in detail about where the money resides, how we’re working through perceptions of money and the newfound perspectives about how to be profitable. 

Money talks! It’s one of the main reasons we’re all entrepreneurs. We want to make as much money as possible while controlling our futures. But just like personal finances, business finances are tricky as fuck and to our surprise, it doesn’t always add up! Today, we’ll be discussing finances. There’s a lot to the money, so this is probably part one of many segments.