In preparation of Rob's upcoming retreat, he and Sherry explore the concepts of freedom, purpose, and relationships. They also talk about some alternative definitions of entrepreneurship.
Sherry and Rob talk about how to pitch your startup ideas to your spouse in order to be successful and keep your relationship healthy. They discuss some communication strategies, common mistakes, and share stories of people who have done this successfully.
Rob and Sherry share a list of situations and stressors that have contributed to their feelings of anxiety and being overwhelmed. They talk about how it has affected their daily lives and ways they use to help cope.
Sherry interviews George Zimmer, founder of Men's Warehouse, about his forced departure from his former company, his family life, and his new business endeavors.
Rob shares his story about a recent lawsuit filed against his company. He discusses his mental approach to dealing with it along with actions he took to help him solve the problem.
In part 7 of their Co-Founder series, Rob and Sherry share some of their thoughts on the interviews as well as talk about some additional information like getting to know your co-founder and the importance of communication.
Rob and Sherry continue their Co-Founder relationship series and interview Neil Patel. They also give their concluding ideas on the series as well as addressing some listener questions.
Sherry interviews Jordan Gal, of CartHook, about his choice to pursue finding a co-founder to help improve his business.
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About Permission with Dr. Sherry Walling
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Permission with Dr. Sherry Walling is a podcast for founders, entrepreneurs, leaders, and creatives who have done the therapy, read the books, and built the thing — and are now ready to stop living by…
rules they never agreed to. Hosted by clinical psychologist, entrepreneur, speaker and circus artist Dr. Sherry Walling, each episode is a permission slip: to work differently, rest deeply, love fully, change direction, and be more alive than your industry thinks is appropriate. Through honest conversations with founders, thinkers, and doers, Sherry goes where most business podcasts won't — into meaning and burnout, identity, pleasure, embodiment, grief, psychedelics, and the strange emptiness of getting everything you wanted and still feeling like something's missing. For anyone carrying the weight of the thing they built — and the people who love them. New episodes weekly. (Formerly ZenFounder.)
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