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- Episode 9: The Coffee Barons of Salt LakeThe title “baron” is no small feat. To get there, you either inherit the title from one of the FT hosts or accomplish something special to earn it. That’s exactly what Player One Coffee is doing, taking the coffee and gaming crowd by storm and to us, they’ve earned that title. In this episode of FT we’re excited to host the founder’s of Player One Coffee, Zack Shutt and Kyle Austin, and you’ll start to see why they earned the title Coffee Barons of Salt Lake. Get inspired by Zack and Kyle as they open up about their past and present challenges, not only by thriving in a crowded market, but how they’ve surmounted ostensibly unsurmountable mental health challenges.57 min
- Episode 8: From the lab to the farmIn this episode, Clark Bell, founder and CEO of AquaYield, is our first farmer and Agriculture Tech (AgTech) founder to sit in the therapy chair. Having been raised in the city, Clark calls himself a farmer while managing the family sod farm. After generations of success, the family decided to also try something new and bring physics to the farm. Clark gets personal by opening up about his long history of battling anxiety and the effects it has had on his businesses.1 hr 6 min
- Episode 7: Innovation Born out of NecessityRachel Nilsson, founder of Rags, joins us in the therapy chair today to discuss how she pulled herself up by her bootstraps and innovated to survive. Rachael sewed old clothes together to sell online in order to help put her husband through law school and keep her kids fed. She is the embodiment of innovation born out of necessity. She shares how she faced her challenges head on, and inspires how to mitigate mental health challenges by staying positive as she continues to grow her brand.1 hr 1 min
- Episode 6: More money, more problemsToday in the therapy chair is Ryan Treft, serial entrepreneur and e-commerce guru. Ryan gets philosophical and opens up to us about his trials and tribulations, most recently coming off a fresh adventure, an acquisition of a major e-commerce company. Ryan gives us a fresh perspective on the importance of resiliency, the need for a creative outlet, and human connection.1 hr 4 min
- Episode 5: Full Moon CeremonyWe’re given a different perspective and a dose of raw authenticity from Sarah Baytop-Scott in the therapy chair this episode. From snowboarding to serial entrepreneurship, Sarah delivers truth and a fresh perspective we have yet to hear on this podcast. She discusses personality traits and characteristics founder’s should consider adopting in order to overcome mental health.55 min
- Episode 4: The TroublemakerAt the age of six, Scott Paul became an entrepreneur or as he describes it, a “troublemaker”. Scott, now the CEO of Wooly, has been causing trouble ever since, disrupting a variety of industries. He opens up to the hosts in the therapy chair this episode and discusses his challenges with attention deficit disorder and how it has affected his life as a troublemaker.46 min
- Episode 3: Let’s Get InspirationalCory Rich is co-founder of evolvHR and brings a wealth of inspiration to the Founder’s Therapy chair in this episode. We’ll see a different approach to battling mental health challenges as Cory sheds light on his storied and troubled past and how that shaped him to be the entrepreneur he is today.1 hr 9 min
- Episode 2: Zumiez, GoPro, VidArmy (Oh My!)The incomparable Nick Stagge, newly appointed CEO of VidArmy sits in the Founder’s Therapy chair in this episode, sharing his early learning experiences with Zumies, Skull Candy, and GoPro and how they shaped him to be the CMO of Wooly and eventually CEO at VidArmy.1 hr 34 min
- Episode 1: The Hosts Bear AllOn the first episode of Founder’s Therapy, the hosts, Matt, Craig, and Spencer describe how they became entrepreneurs and what entrepreneurship means to them. They’ll share their remedies of how they handle the mental challenges that come along with founding and operating a new business.1 hr 34 min
About Founder's Therapy
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Anxiety is raging, depression surging and even suicide is at an all-time high with new founders and entrepreneurs. Founder's Therapy brings a refreshing new approach to helping solve mental health…
challenges founders experience on a daily basis. Our aim is to not only shed light on this important topic but to also provide founders a support group and inspiration through simple, actionable solutions to reduce anxiety and stress through talking with other founder/entrepreneurs. We're not doctors but as entrepreneurs ourselves who have experienced and work through our own mental health challenges. We want to help inspire others to keep innovating and do their best to mitigate the anxieties, stress and depression that will inevitably come to those who are taking risks as founders. Follow along and be inspired from each episode as we explore the challenges of our guests and more importantly learn their tactics for improving their mental and emotional well-being.