There are 20,000 agencies across the U.S. right now. Less than 200 are female-owned. After joining this small group, Christy Hiler and Jean Freeman decided it was time to make some moves to increase that number. They created https://untilyouownit.com/ to first get an accurate head count of female-led agencies and provide support for females looking to purchase or start their own agency. They talk with Jason about why woman-owned agencies are so few and far between, how we can change that, and why we need more in this country. This episode is obviously such an important topic, and we're so grateful for Christy and Jean's efforts in the agency landscape.

There are 20,000 agencies across the U.S. right now. Less than 200 are female-owned. After joining this small group, Christy Hiler and Jean Freeman decided it was time to make some moves to increase that number. They created https://untilyouownit.com/ to first get an accurate head count of female-led agencies and provide support for females looking to purchase or start their own agency. They talk with Jason about why woman-owned agencies are so few and far between, how we can change that, and why we need more in this country. This episode is obviously such an important topic, and we're so grateful for Christy and Jean's efforts in the agency landscape.

Duct Tape Marketing's John Jantsch is a long-time marketing consultant and champion for creative entrepreneurs. Where Jason serves creative financially, John serves them as a guiding light. He talks to Jason about the world of freelance and how those folks can turn their section of the gig economy into a viable form of living. For those looking to lead a team, John also lays out which path is best: entrepreneurship, freelance, or employment. This is a great look into the mind of one of the all-time great marketing minds—don't skip out on this one!

Duct Tape Marketing's John Jantsch is a long-time marketing consultant and champion for creative entrepreneurs. Where Jason serves creative financially, John serves them as a guiding light. He talks to Jason about the world of freelance and how those folks can turn their section of the gig economy into a viable form of living. For those looking to lead a team, John also lays out which path is best: entrepreneurship, freelance, or employment. This is a great look into the mind of one of the all-time great marketing minds—don't skip out on this one!

Joe Koufman is a professional matchmaker. He doesn't typically deal in the business of love (though he has brought 3 marriages together), but his passion for connecting people manifests itself in his company Setup. There, he matches brands with creative agencies that best fit them. He saw an issue with brands not being able to reach beyond the limits of their network, instantly excluding so many excellent agencies. Joe talks with Jason about how his company's process works and what agencies can bring to the table that make them a good fit.

Joe Koufman is a professional matchmaker. He doesn't typically deal in the business of love (though he has brought 3 marriages together), but his passion for connecting people manifests itself in his company Setup. There, he matches brands with creative agencies that best fit them. He saw an issue with brands not being able to reach beyond the limits of their network, instantly excluding so many excellent agencies. Joe talks with Jason about how his company's process works and what agencies can bring to the table that make them a good fit.

Did you ever think that you could use a song from "Frozen 2" to help you with your management decisions? Neither did we—that is, until Jason sat down with Dave Snowden. Dave is an expert in complexity, and he excels in helping organizations navigate through strategy and decision making. His work on complex adaptive systems theory has positioned him as the sole leader in his field. He leans on some of his experiences to help Jason think through common entrepreneurial complexities. This episode is truly fascinating—Dave is probably among the most unique guests we've ever had!

Did you ever think that you could use a song from "Frozen 2" to help you with your management decisions? Neither did we—that is, until Jason sat down with Dave Snowden. Dave is an expert in complexity, and he excels in helping organizations navigate through strategy and decision making. His work on complex adaptive systems theory has positioned him as the sole leader in his field. He leans on some of his experiences to help Jason think through common entrepreneurial complexities. This episode is truly fascinating—Dave is probably among the most unique guests we've ever had!

Jason continues with an educational focus on this episode of The Businessology Show! He's working his way through the Prototype Components Model for Growth (covered in the last episode), this time diving into the Scaling L and the Capacity Exchange Bridge—two critical aspects of agency health. Get these right, and you'll set yourself up for long-term success. Grab a copy of Jason's slides here: http://www.businessology.biz/show/129

Jason continues with an educational focus on this episode of The Businessology Show! He's working his way through the Prototype Components Model for Growth (covered in the last episode), this time diving into the Scaling L and the Capacity Exchange Bridge—two critical aspects of agency health. Get these right, and you'll set yourself up for long-term success. Grab a copy of Jason's slides here: http://www.businessology.biz/show/129