Make Tech Work: Unplugged Entrepreneurs

Part 1 - Do it scared: Entreneurship lessons with Amélie Morency


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Summary

In this episode, Amélie Morency, a fractional CEO, shares powerful insights on entrepreneurship and mindset. She explains how she acts as a “second brain” for business leaders—helping them simplify complexity and grow through clarity. The discussion explores balancing consulting with building, learning from failure, and embracing discomfort as a path to growth.


Takeaways

  • Amélie supports entrepreneurs as a strategic second brain.
  • Entrepreneurs often hesitate to ask for help—yet truly need it.
  • The fractional CEO role changes depending on business needs.
  • Clear processes are critical to scaling a business.
  • Mindset plays a big part in success and resilience.
  • Fear is natural—take action anyway.
  • You can build and consult at the same time.
  • Failure often leads to unexpected growth.
  • Operational clarity unlocks momentum.
  • Discomfort is a key ingredient in transformation.


Titles

  • Navigating the Entrepreneurial Landscape with Amélie Morency
  • The Fractional CEO: A New Approach to Business Leadership


Sound Bites

"It's a beautiful day to be alive."

"At worst, I will go bankrupt."

"You can't unlive it."


Chapters

  • 00:00 Introduction to Amélie Morency
  • 03:28 The Role of a Fractional CEO
  • 06:27 Understanding Entrepreneurial Challenges
  • 09:39 The Importance of Clarity in Business Processes
  • 12:25 Mindset of Entrepreneurs
  • 15:24 Building vs. Consulting: A Dual Path
  • 18:25 Embracing Fear and Uncertainty
  • 21:27 Learning from Failure and Evolution


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Make Tech Work: Unplugged EntrepreneursBy Steve Johnston and Mo Echout