When I use social media, I am often projecting something. A story. A message. An event. Something. And at the same time, there is a lot more going on in my life that I often do not post about, or know where or how to do so. Insert: a Now page. It is a page on my website that I can communicate what is holistically top of mind to me. It is very handy when communicating with people digitally too. Learn more about this webpage and why you need a Now page.

Olivia Leavengood shares her journey from full-time Chief of Staff to bootstrapped Founder to fractional chief of staff, and she's now niched down into helping B2B founders master founder-led sales. She breaks down why niching down is key to building a fractional or consulting practice, why warm referrals drive most early-stage B2B sales, and how AI is shifting where founders should spend their scarce time. Olivia also introduces her "When to Think of Me" doc, a simple, low-fi alternative to a personal website that keeps her top of mind with her network. Enjoy!

In this episode, Nkem Oghedo and David Nebinski talk Chief of Staff transitions, the "identity economy," and why leaning into the unknown beats chasing certainty. Nkem shares the news that she's stepping away from fractional work to go full-time with one of her clients, and what that means for her portfolio career going forward.

Natalie Trotta used to be a Chief of Staff. Now she is building her own consulting business. She started off calling it fractional work and now it has grown. You will learn about how she positions herself, how she has found clients, the importance of conversation, and much more. If you are a Chief of Staff thinking about what is next or wanting to start doing consulting or fractional work, this episode is for you!

In this episode, you will learn about how I am building my portfolio career, how it compares to the prior quarter and what I have learned through this. You will learn about what has been energizing me in my work and how I enjoy work that is compounding and growing. I also talk about a new project and what stood out to me about it. Enjoy!

Neil Yeoh, Founder and CEO of OnePointFive, shares lessons on bootstrapping his company through six brutal years to build a 20-person team and and his community-led growth playbook of flywheels, LinkedIn, and building a minimum viable audience along the way. Enjoy!

Are you building a company, community, or a movement? What have you learned? In this Hot Pod podcast mixer episode, you will hear from a handful Founders and Community Builders about lessons from building their project, movement and /or company. You will learn about tactical approaches and mindset approaches well. Enjoy!

Olivia O'Sullivan, Partner & COO at Forum Ventures, joins David Nebinski to talk community-led growth: why community roles are so hard to get buy-in for, how to translate "soft" community metrics into the numbers leaders actually care about, and how Founders are thinking about community-led growth in 2026. If you are a community builder or Founder, this episode is for you!

Carly Cassidy thinks a lot about friendship. She has a podcast called Core Friends and wants to have a group of core friends herself and cultivate close friendships. In New York and maybe other cities, this is hard. She wrote a Substack post about this topic. While being a soloprenuer, I have been thinking more about friendship and wanted to talk with Carly about this. You will learn about both of our experiences. Enjoy! 

Ben Winn, VP Community and Content, makes the case for going "terminally IRL." As AI floods the internet with slop and bots overtake human traffic, he argues the real edge is showing up in person. He breaks down how to spot quality events, why brevity wins in outreach, and why he wants to get on a texting basis with more people.